Liberal Senator Andrew McLachlan Defends Net Zero Target
Liberal senator Andrew McLachlan defends the net zero target, urging his party to retain it for accountability and environmental stewardship.
Liberal senator Andrew McLachlan defends the net zero target, urging his party to retain it for accountability and environmental stewardship.
Football pundit Paul Merson has urged England's World Cup squad to wear sunscreen after revealing his melanoma diagnosis, sharing his story on Good Morning Britain.
La Popote in Cheshire launches a water menu with bottles up to £19, guided by water sommelier Doran Binder, who advocates for water appreciation akin to wine.
Steve Nickson's departure from Newcastle United is examined, addressing claims of a power struggle with Eddie Howe and highlighting his 15-year legacy of key signings.
Divers fail to find spiny seahorses in Studland Bay, Dorset, with only a dead specimen found this year, raising concerns over habitat damage.
Stan and Margo Gowrie, 73, have lived in their cottage surrounded by fields for 50 years. Now, plans for 926 homes threaten to engulf their home, causing traffic and noise concerns.
UN chief warns climate pledges fall short, overshooting 1.5C target inevitable with devastating consequences; urges course change at Cop30.
More than 2000 people in Lanarkshire participated in litter picks during SpringClean Scotland 2026, organized by Keep Scotland Beautiful. East Kilbride Litter Pickers won a prize for early registration.
Residents of Felix Court in Yiewsley, West London, report persistent fly-tipping, urination, defecation, and rat infestations. Home Group, the housing association, apologizes and promises action.
A by-election in Aberdeen South could deliver a devastating blow to Ed Miliband's net zero policies, as voters vent fury over the ban on new oil and gas exploration amid high energy prices.
Ofwat fines Welsh Water £44.7m for serious sewage breaches, including excessive spills and poor oversight, as part of sector-wide investigation.
Chunli Zhao pleads not guilty to murdering seven people at two California mushroom farms in January 2023.
Former Strictly star Paul Merson, diagnosed with melanoma in 2012, urges England's World Cup team to wear sun cream, sharing his story on Good Morning Britain.
A two-metre shark sighting forced the evacuation of a beach in southern France on 22 July, with swimming banned for an hour.
Australia sets 2035 emissions target of 62-70% below 2005 levels, facing criticism from both Coalition and Greens as insufficient or excessive.
From hotel TV remotes dirtier than toilet seats to barefoot walks in planes, discover the top 5 unhygienic habits travellers should avoid this summer.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle faced backlash after releasing a statement on the UK government's ban on under-16s using social media, with critics calling it condescending and hypocritical.
Gardening experts recommend sprinkling sugar on lawns this June to rejuvenate yellow patches, boost nutrients, and suppress weeds affordably.
From October 2027, UK supermarkets will pay 20p per bottle returned without receipt under a new Deposit Return Scheme to reduce waste.
A massive pile of wet wipes, dubbed 'Wet Wipe Island', has formed in the Thames near Hammersmith Bridge, prompting a costly cleanup operation.
Two large snakes crashed through a ceiling in a Queensland home, weighing 22kg combined. Snake catcher says they are of exceptional size.
Abandoned dog Furby, left in a park with his bed, waits for his owner and finds a new home after a Houston rescue.
Northern English rivers worst hit as sewage spills hit record high in 2023, with Irwell valley topping the list.
Australia uses smart drumlines, drones, and tracking to reduce shark attack risks, as experts note rising bites but stable fatalities.
Hamptons residents furious after hundreds of bird flu-infected geese buried in shallow mass grave on Georgica Beach, sparking health and environmental concerns.
Environment Secretary Emma Reynolds has reportedly objected to Thames Water's £10 billion rescue deal, warning it would burden customers, pushing the utility toward temporary nationalisation.
First case of flesh-eating screwworm in US cattle in 60 years detected in Texas calf, sparking fears of livestock industry impact.
Residents return to Madrid suburbs after wildfire kills man and 26 horses, destroying homes and forcing evacuations.
A personal story of overcoming fear and learning to coexist with carpet pythons in a Brisbane home, highlighting their beauty and ecological benefits.
David Attenborough, 99, explores London's hidden wildlife in a new BBC documentary, Wild London, showcasing his enduring passion for urban nature.