Clive Owen Discusses Farm Future And Family Decisions
Our Yorkshire Farm's Clive Owen discusses farm future, family decisions, and retirement plans in latest episode.
Our Yorkshire Farm's Clive Owen discusses farm future, family decisions, and retirement plans in latest episode.
Reflective ribbons deter magpies from stealing bird food intended for robins, experts say, without affecting other garden birds.
Sprinkle used tea leaves on your lawn to restore green grass naturally. Tea bags act as a cheap fertiliser, providing essential nutrients for healthier growth.
UK fifth-worst in Europe for green space loss; 604 sq km of nature lost to development in five years, including protected national landscapes.
A woman has died after a massive fire engulfed a luxury beach resort in the Dominican Republic, forcing the evacuation of approximately 1,700 tourists.
New government estimates show upgrading the UK's electricity network for Net Zero could cost up to £240bn, with costs passed to consumers through higher energy bills.
Learn how to use old sprouted potatoes to grow a new crop. A TikTok gardener shares a simple method for planting them in containers with hay and chicken wire.
Scientists identify reduced fungal competition as a key factor behind Australia's success as the fourth-largest black truffle producer.
Gardening experts recommend adding mushrooms to water to help plants survive the heatwave. The mushroom-infused water slowly releases moisture and nutrients, reducing evaporation and improving soil health.
Northern giraffe Kris arrives at Chester Zoo in a matchmaking bid to help save his endangered species, with fewer than 7,000 left in the wild.
Davide Colombo and Natasha Mehmood turned a boozy conversation in Manchester into Dolce del Nord, a business selling authentic northern Italian desserts.
Trophy hunting in Africa funds conservation but faces criticism as neocolonialism. A look at the practice in Mozambique's Niassa reserve.
Emma Hayes appeared to hit back at criticism over ITV's 'kitchen' set that sparked accusations of sexism during the World Cup, telling viewers to 'pay attention'.
Irene Gaffney, 78, narrowly avoided serious injury when a large tree fell into her garden in Stockport. Residents blame Network Rail for neglecting ivy-covered trees on the railway embankment.
Cyprus appeals to residents to cut water use by 10% amid worst drought in a century, with reservoirs at record lows and tourist season approaching.
Woman uses bear spray to save husband from grizzly attack on Canadian trail; man hospitalised with significant injuries.
Victorian Premier Dan Andrews hospitalised after fall; unfounded conspiracy theories emerge on Telegram and fringe blogs, later fuelled by opposition questions.
Intrepid Travel scraps carbon offsets and emissions targets, investing A$2m annually in a climate impact fund for renewables and EVs.
Use rice water once a month to encourage peace lily blooms. Natural fertiliser provides essential nutrients for flower production.
Harrison Okene survived 60 hours in an air pocket after his tugboat capsized off Nigeria. He now loves the sea more and works as a diver.
As a heatwave hits the UK, experts urge checking the open jar symbol on sun cream bottles. The code like '12M' indicates how long the product is effective after opening.
Discover the Inishkea Islands off County Mayo, an abandoned paradise with tropical beaches, ruined homes, and abundant wildlife, accessible by boat tours.
Rory Hanrahan, son of ex-IRA terrorist, launches 'I Stand With British Jews' badges for July 23. Charles Moore urges wearing them despite anxiety.
Cheese toasties are tastier if you ditch butter and replace it with mayonnaise. The ingredient has a higher smoking point, creating a crisp golden crust.
Gardening expert David Domoney explains how focusing on colour and texture can transform your garden beds and borders, with practical tips for plant combinations and maintenance.
A nutritionist recommends affordable kitchen staples like orange juice, peppermint tea, and dark chocolate to alleviate hay fever symptoms as pollen levels soar across the UK.
A new Government-backed initiative with retailers like B&Q and Currys could help renters and flat owners save up to £110 annually on energy bills using plug-in solar panels.
The UK government backs plug-in solar panels, with major retailers like B&Q and Currys supporting the initiative, potentially saving households £70-£110 annually.
Discover a simple method for crispy jacket potatoes without oil. Use fine sea salt after microwaving, then air fry for a perfect crunchy exterior and fluffy interior.
A cheap £1 silicone bath strip can prevent mould by sealing over failed sealant, stopping moisture penetration and recurring black mould growth.