Jeremy Clarkson Reveals Kaleb Cooper Told JD Vance's Security to 'F**k Off'
Jeremy Clarkson reveals Kaleb Cooper told JD Vance's security to 'f**k off' during VP's Cotswolds visit, causing filming disruption.
Category : Environment
Academic Praises Paul Evans As Post Pastoral Shaman
Prof Terry Gifford praises Paul Evans's country diary as profoundly healing, calling him a 'post-pastoral shaman'.
Why British Heatwaves Feel Worse: The Science Behind the Struggle
Why British heatwaves feel worse than US ones: lack of air-con, brick homes, and high humidity explained.
Tech worker cleans condoms and socks off Brooklyn Bridge: 'People have no shame'
Tech worker Ellen Baum spent 16 hours cleaning condoms, socks, and other trash off the Brooklyn Bridge, calling it a small positive act.
Risk of Russia- and China-Backed Undersea Cable Attacks Set to Rise, Report Warns
Report warns of rising risk of Russia- and China-backed attacks on undersea cables, citing incidents in Baltic Sea and Taiwan.
Industrial Krill Fishing Threatens Antarctic Ecosystem, Greenpeace Warns
Greenpeace report warns industrial krill fishing near penguin colonies and whale feeding grounds threatens Antarctic ecosystem, with oil spills and accidents adding to risks.
Just Stop Oil activists cleared over Stonehenge protest
Three Just Stop Oil activists cleared of causing public nuisance after spraying orange powder on Stonehenge; jury upholds right to protest.
Swiss Women Win Landmark Climate Case at European Court of Human Rights
ECHR rules Switzerland violated human rights of older women by failing to act on climate change, in landmark case.
155-Million-Year-Old Fossil Shows Starfish-Like Creature Cloning Itself
155-million-year-old fossil of brittle star Ophiactis hex shows clonal fragmentation, offering first evidence of ancient asexual reproduction.
Met Office Lists 14 Areas for Heavy Rain on Thursday
The Met Office has identified 14 areas in the UK that may face heavy rain on Thursday, as the country experiences contrasting weather with heat and thunderstorms.
World Cup LIVE: France vs Senegal, England Injury, Manager Exit
Follow live updates from the 2026 World Cup as France faces Senegal, England confirms Tino Livramento's injury replacement, and Roberto Martinez announces Portugal exit.
Rescue Dog Becomes Surrogate Mother to Rejected Kittens
Rescue dog Meg, who lost a leg after being attacked by children, becomes surrogate mother to five kittens found in a ceiling at RSPCA Rochdale.
Gender Reveal Tractor Sinks In River Causing Eco Disaster
Brazilian couple dyes waterfall blue for gender reveal, risking water supply of drought-hit town; environment ministry investigates.
Greece Expands Ban on Sun Loungers to 251 Beaches
Greece expands 'untouched beaches' to 251, banning sun loungers, loud music, and watersports to protect natural landscapes and ecosystems.
One in Six Species at Risk of Extinction in Great Britain, Report Warns
State of Nature report finds 16% of UK species threatened, including turtle dove and hazel dormouse, with declines averaging 19% since 1970s.
IMF Upgrades Global Growth Forecast as Trump Tariff Threats Ease, but Warns of Risks
IMF upgrades 2025 global growth forecast to 3% as Trump eases tariffs, but warns of downside risks and policy uncertainty.
Bhopal Gas Tragedy: 35 Years On, Victims Still Wait for Justice
35 years after Bhopal gas tragedy, victims still suffer with no cleanup or justice; toxic waste spreads, mortality rates remain high.
South Korea's 968% Food Waste Recycling Success: A Model for the World
South Korea recycles nearly 100% of its food waste through a mandatory composting system with yellow bags and daily pickup, offering lessons for the US.
Dusky Shark Kills Snorkeler in First Recorded Fatal Attack
A dusky shark, a species once thought harmless, killed and ate a snorkeler in Israel's first recorded fatal attack by this species, scientists report.
Thames Water Temporary Renationalisation Looms
Thames Water creditors propose rescue plan with leniency on environmental standards, sparking debate over temporary renationalisation.
AI Boom in 2025 Causes CO2 Emissions Equivalent to New York City, Study Finds
AI boom in 2025 causes CO2 emissions equal to New York City, with water use exceeding global bottled-water demand, study finds.
Water Privatisation Failure Calls To End England's Experiment
Guardian editorial argues England's water privatisation has failed, urging public ownership modelled on the Netherlands.
Matt Baker Left 'Worried' as Cave Door Slams Shut on Countryfile
Matt Baker felt worried after a cave door slammed shut while filming Countryfile in Wales' deepest cave system.
Canada Unveils Clean Electricity Strategy To Double Grid By 2050
Canada's PM Carney unveils clean electricity strategy to double grid by 2050, lower costs, and shift from previous regulations.
Paul Merson Warns England Stars After Skin Cancer Battle
Paul Merson admits his 'laziness' and 'being a man' delayed his skin cancer diagnosis. He urges England and Scotland World Cup players to use sunscreen.
Russia Breaks Silence After Warship Fires on British Yacht
Russia has broken its silence after a frigate fired warning shots at a British yacht in the English Channel, with former Foreign Secretary branding the action that of a 'tin pot bully'.
US Screwworm Cases Rise as Outbreak Spreads Beyond Initial Zones
Twelve animal cases of screwworm have been confirmed in Texas and New Mexico, alarming agricultural experts. The USDA has released millions of sterile flies to combat the outbreak.
UK Remigration Activist Assaulted in Manchester Debate
Thomas Moffitt, a British remigration activist, was attacked during a public debate on colonisation in Manchester. Two juveniles and one adult have been arrested on suspicion of robbery and assault.
Keep Windows Shut During Day to Cool UK Homes Overnight
Dr Ben Roberts from Loughborough University advises UK households to keep windows closed during the day to prevent hot air from entering, then open them at night to cool down.
Reform UK Candidate Criticised Over Green Belt Involvement
Reform UK's Makerfield by-election candidate Rob Kenyon is accused by a local campaign group of not being involved in their green belt protection efforts, despite his public statements.
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