Mum Warns as UK Braces for 38C Heatwave
A mother whose son drowned in 2020 urges safety as UK faces 38C heatwave. Forecasters predict hottest June day ever with amber warnings across southern England.
Category : Environment
Monty Don Warns Britons: Do Not Cut Lawn Until June 21
Monty Don advises against cutting lawns until June 21 to protect grass and wildlife during the heatwave, with experts warning of damage from mowing in extreme heat.
Rats and mice will flee your house with simple natural spray
Learn how to make a natural rat repellent spray using garlic, vinegar, and cayenne pepper to deter rodents humanely.
Ditch Liquid Detergent: Plastic-Free Laundry Sheets Offer Eco-Friendly Convenience
Laundry detergent sheets offer a lightweight, plastic-free alternative to liquid detergents, with easy use and eco-friendly benefits.
Aldi: Freeze eggs to make them last longer without going bad
Aldi has confirmed that eggs can be frozen to prevent them from going bad. The supermarket teamed up with food waste expert Kate Hall to share tips on keeping food fresh.
7 Drought-Tolerant Plants for Lively Gardens with Minimal Water
Gardening expert Sarah Raven recommends seven drought-tolerant plants that keep gardens vibrant with little water, as UK summers warm.
Dog poo side hustle pockets me £24K a year
Derbyshire man Kyle Newby earns £24K a year picking up dog poo as a side hustle, helping elderly and disabled customers.
57p White Vinegar Removes Green Algae From Garden Fences
White vinegar, costing 57p, effectively removes green algae from garden fences, preventing wood damage and improving appearance.
US beef and cattle prices hit record highs amid tight supply and strong demand
US beef and cattle prices hit record highs due to tight supply, strong demand, drought, and tariffs, impacting consumers and restaurants.
10 Indestructible Houseplants For Flats
Discover 10 hardy houseplants that thrive on neglect, perfect for flats. From snake plants to pothos, low-maintenance greenery for any home.
UK Heatwave: Amber Warning Expanded as 38C Possible
An amber extreme heat warning has been expanded from Monday to Thursday as the UK could see record-breaking temperatures up to 38C, with health alerts issued for most of England.
Bananas Stay Fresh for 3 Weeks With Storage Hack
Storing bananas three feet away from other produce and using a hook can keep them fresh for up to three weeks, according to YouTube expert Amy Cross.
Public Urged to Grow Unusual Plants to Safeguard Diversity of UK Blooms
Plant Heritage urges public to grow unusual plants to safeguard diversity of UK blooms, as over half of cultivated plants are no longer sold.
Ukraine Strikes Kerch Strait Fuel Terminals in Night Attack
Ukraine launched a massive overnight attack on fuel and port infrastructure along the Kerch Strait, sparking large fires at oil terminals in occupied Crimea and Russia's Krasnodar region.
Brits Urged to Keep Windows Shut 9am-8pm During Heatwave
The Met Office predicts a heatwave with highs of 36C. Amber heat health alerts are in place. Experts advise keeping windows, curtains, and blinds closed between 9am and 8pm to keep homes cool.
Britain First supporters set off flares in Birmingham march
Hundreds of Britain First supporters marched through Birmingham, setting off flares and chanting, met by counter-protesters. Police balanced rights; mayor condemned group.
Newcastle Centre Shapes Policy for Homeless Pet Owners
The Joseph Cowen Centre in Newcastle is informing national policy to reduce barriers for homeless people with pets, after researchers highlighted its best-practice approach.
Giant Barrel Jellyfish Surge in UK Waters, Sightings Up 230%
Giant barrel jellyfish sightings in UK waters have surged 230% year-on-year, likely due to warmer seas and changing currents, according to the Marine Conservation Society.
Giant 22-Inch Rat Found in Teesside Sparks Global Rodent Concerns
A 22-inch rat found in Teesside highlights a global surge in rodent populations, driven by warming temperatures and urban waste.
Berlin Tennis Open Evacuated, Organisers Apologise
The Berlin Tennis Open grounds were evacuated due to severe weather, damaging infrastructure. Organisers apologised for inappropriate staff behaviour during the evacuation. Play postponed until at least 4pm.
Tyson Fury Jets Off on Luxury Thailand Holiday After Daughter's Wedding
Tyson Fury holidays in Thailand with family after daughter Venezuela's wedding; Paris defends early marriage.
Doncaster Residents Choose New City Name: City of Doncaster
Doncaster residents vote to rename the town as City of Doncaster after it was granted city status for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee.
Bolivia’s cacao farmers win landmark ban on gold mining
Bolivian cacao farmers in Palos Blancos and Alto Beni won local bans on gold mining in 2021, protecting organic farms and livelihoods from environmental destruction.
RSPB Urges Seasonal Bird Feeding to Combat Disease Spread
RSPB advises taking down bird feeders from May to October to reduce spread of avian disease, especially trichomonosis, which has caused greenfinch decline.
Brexit Betrayal: Farmers and Fishermen Left Weary a Decade On
Ten years after Brexit, farmers and fishermen in Boston and Brixham express fury over unfulfilled promises of prosperity, facing bureaucracy, labour shortages, and quota consolidation.
Friendly Robin Snuggles in Woman's Hair at Yorkshire Wildlife Park
A woman at Yorkshire Wildlife Park was delighted when a friendly robin snuggled in her hair, sparking folklore about robins as messengers.
Three Natural Ingredients That Will Drive Rats Out of Your Garden
Learn how to naturally repel rats from your garden using peppermint oil, vinegar, and garlic, as recommended by pest control expert Alastair Mayne.
Stonehenge Altar Stone May Have Travelled Via Glacier
Study suggests Stonehenge's altar stone may have been carried by glacier from Scotland to Doggerland, then moved by humans to Salisbury Plain.
Four Rare Barbary Lion Cubs Born in Czech Zoo, Boosting Conservation Hopes
Four Barbary lion cubs, extinct in the wild, born at Czech zoo, boosting conservation efforts and raising hopes for future reintroduction to North Africa.
Two Men Jailed for Over Four Years for Felling Sycamore Gap Tree
Daniel Graham and Adam Carruthers jailed for four years and three months for felling the iconic Sycamore Gap tree in Northumberland.
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