UK Heatwave to End After Tropical Night Record
UK heatwave to end after tropical night record; amber health warning extended as temperatures hit 35C.
Category : Environment
Why Country Roads Struck a Chord at the World Cup for US Fans
John Denver's 'Take Me Home, Country Roads' has become an anthem at US World Cup matches, uniting fans and players with its message of belonging and simplicity.
Grand Canyon Heat Warning After Three Hiker Deaths
The US National Weather Service issued an extreme heat watch for the Grand Canyon as temperatures could reach 112°F, following three heat-related hiker deaths in recent incidents.
Shark Bites Rising in Australia: Experts Explain Why
Shark bites in Australia are rising, with 21 incidents per year this decade. Warming oceans bring bull and tiger sharks closer to Sydney beaches, but shark net data shows no population surge. Experts urge caution but say risk remains low.
Hanson's Media Attacks: 30-Year Campaign to Control Press
Pauline Hanson's outburst at the National Press Club reflects a three-decade-long effort to control media coverage, suppressing dissent and protecting her self-crafted image.
Economists Warn Hanson's Childcare Stance Could Set Women Back
Economists warn Pauline Hanson's proposed changes to paid parental leave and childcare could wind back the clock for working mothers, damage productivity, and worsen gender inequality.
Sudden cardiac arrest: preventable emergency for young
Sudden cardiac arrest kills at least 12 seemingly healthy people aged 35 and under each week in the UK. Experts say it is a major, preventable public health emergency, yet awareness and funding lag.
Trump blames vandalism for reflecting pool algae without evidence
Donald Trump claimed without evidence that vandalism caused algae problems at Washington DC's Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool after a $14.2m renovation. He said arrests were made, while paint peeled in the water.
Bird Flu Emergency; Fuel Cut Reduced; Albanese Backs Starmer
H5N1 bird flu arrives in Australia, declared a genuine wildlife emergency. Fuel excise cut to be halved. Albanese supports Starmer amid leadership challenge.
Armenian Tycoon Builds World's Tallest Jesus Statue
Gagik Tsarukyan, Armenia's flamboyant oligarch, is erecting a 101-metre Jesus statue atop Mount Hatis, aiming to boost tourism and showcase Armenia's Christian heritage, despite church and environmental opposition.
Memphis Observers Track Trump's Anti-Crime Taskforce Amid Allegations
A small band of dedicated observers in Memphis is tracking Trump's anti-crime taskforce, alleging widespread intimidation, wrongful arrests, and First Amendment violations. The ACLU has filed a lawsuit.
Popcorn: Superfood or Indulgent Treat? 17 Delicious Recipes
Popcorn is high in fibre and polyphenols, but its healthiness depends on toppings. Explore 17 recipes from healthy spiced popcorn to indulgent caramel and popcorn soup.
Prediction Markets Surge in US Amid Calls for Gambling Addiction Resources
Public health resources fail to keep pace with rapid growth of online gambling and prediction markets, experts warn, as Trump endorses the industry.
Slug Maps Cut Pesticide Use by Half in England
Slug damage costs UK farmers £44m yearly. A Defra-funded project using prediction maps helped growers halve slug pellet use, saving money and reducing environmental harm.
Iran School Bombing: Fears Trump and Hegseth Will Bury Truth
Four months after the US strike on a Minab school killed at least 175, mostly children, critics fear the Pentagon will suppress the investigation, as Trump and Hegseth avoid accountability.
Crispy Courgette Fritti Recipe for Summer Snacks
Learn to make crisp courgette fritti with a light batter. Perfect as a snack or side, paired with punchy dips. Prep 15 min, cook 15 min.
LA Declares Emergency Amid Toxic Smoke from Warehouse Fire
Los Angeles declares a state of emergency as firefighters battle a warehouse blaze in Boyle Heights, with toxic smoke and ammonia risks affecting residents.
18 Simple Exercises for Everyday Life
From riding the bus to reaching the top shelf, these 18 low-intensity moves improve strength and mobility for daily tasks, as recommended by movement coaches.
UN Appeal to Avert Global Hunger Crisis from El Niño
UN's WFP and FAO issue first joint appeal for $202m to help 8.8 million people with drought-resistant seeds, flood defences, and cash transfers before El Niño triggers global hunger crisis.
Child Safety Changes Risk Separating First Nations Children from Culture
Queensland and the Northern Territory propose child protection reforms that weaken the Aboriginal Child Placement Principle, risking Indigenous children's cultural connections.
Coal Firms Could Gain $6.2bn in Diesel Subsidies Under Labor
Analysis shows coal companies could receive $6.2bn in diesel tax credits if half of proposed mines are approved, as Labor faces internal pressure to reform the scheme.
UK Braces for 38C Heatwave, Met Office Issues Warning
The Met Office has expanded extreme heat warnings, predicting record-breaking June temperatures of up to 38C from Monday to Thursday, with health alerts for vulnerable people.
France Red Heat Alerts: Events Canceled, Temperatures Over 40°C
France places over a third of the country under red heat alert, cancels outdoor sports and restricts alcohol at Fête de la Musique amid a brutal heatwave with temperatures expected to reach 42°C.
Store Bananas on a Hook Away from Other Fruit for Freshness
Keep bananas fresh for up to three weeks by storing them on a hook at least three feet from other produce, says YouTube expert Amy Cross. Organic bananas also last longer.
Rescuers Race Against Time to Save Stranded Humpback Whale in Germany
Rescuers in Germany are racing to save a stranded humpback whale in Lübeck Bay, facing challenges from compacted sand and low tides.
Japanese Acers Turn Red With One Soil Addition Now
Garden experts reveal that adding a specific fertiliser to soil now can keep Japanese Acers vibrant red. Location and sunlight also affect colour.
Rare Sea Hare Found on Anglesey Beach Baffles Experts
A giant sea slug, identified as a rare depilatory sea hare usually found in the Mediterranean, was discovered by a dogwalker on Anglesey beach and returned to the sea.
7 Drought-Tolerant Plants for Vibrant, Low-Water Gardens
Gardening expert Sarah Raven recommends seven drought-tolerant plants that keep gardens lively and vibrant with minimal watering, ideal for hotter UK summers.
British Stag Do Reveller Mauled by Hyenas in South Africa
Nicolas Hohls, 27, was mauled by two hyenas that dragged him from his tent at a South African game reserve during a stag party.
7 Drought-Tolerant Plants for UK Gardens This Summer
Gardening expert Sarah Raven recommends 7 drought-tolerant plants that thrive in hot, dry conditions, keeping gardens vibrant without excessive watering.
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