Official records released by the Welsh Government reveal 13 alleged big cat sightings in rural Wales between 2020 and 2025, including panthers, lynx, and puma-like animals, reigniting debate over Britain's mystery predators.
Cleaning enthusiast Georgia advises cleaning windows on cloudy days to prevent streaks. With another heatwave approaching, now is the perfect time for this task.
A Scottish hiker known as the Scottish Man in a Van urges tourists to look down when crossing woodland bridges to enjoy breathtaking views, highlighting Black Rock Gorge in Evanton.
Scientists discovered a 1,200km-long whale necropolis in the Indian Ocean, containing hundreds of fossil cetaceans up to 5.3 million years old, including new species.
Keir Starmer's new law bans social media for under-16s by 2027, targeting gaming platforms like Roblox and Minecraft with restrictions on live-streaming and stranger communication.
Justine Roberts, Mumsnet founder, compares social media to crack cocaine as parents struggle with child phone addiction. She welcomes the UK's under-16 ban but urges more tech responsibility.
Ayley Crawford, a trainee nurse in remission from leukaemia after a stem cell transplant, was guest of honour at Cancer Research UK's Pretty Muddy in Strathclyde Park, raising over £400,000.
Keir Starmer's social media ban plan is too little, too late to save his premiership. With Andy Burnham's by-election win looming, his leadership is in jeopardy.
Iran's World Cup opener against New Zealand faces massive protests in Los Angeles, with up to 35,000 activists planning to disrupt the match, boo the anthem, and display pre-revolutionary flags.
Yellow heat health alerts issued for parts of UK as temperatures could reach 30C, with five days of scorching weather and increased health risks.
Natural Resources Wales investigates repeated sewage discharges into the River Kenfig, causing foul odours, discoloured water, and wildlife damage in a nature reserve.
FIFA's expansion to 48 teams for the World Cup is criticized as a money-driven move that dilutes competition, with Curacao's heavy defeat to Germany highlighting the lack of competitive balance.
Shaw Eyecare in Cumnock hosted a family fun day with activities, raising funds for Cumnock & District Blind Club and thanking the community for its support.
A yellow heat health alert has been issued for parts of the UK as temperatures are set to reach 30C, bringing muggy conditions and uncomfortable nights.
Complaints to West Lothian Council's Operational Services fell 37% from 2,469 to 1,557, driven by improvements in waste collection and recycling services.
Ed Miliband's net zero policies face cross-party backlash as Labour MPs and Conservatives unite to challenge his agenda, citing job losses overseas.
About 1,000 protesters for and against an Israeli property event in a London synagogue led to 14 arrests. Police kept rival groups apart amid claims of intimidation and illegal settlements.
Ealing Trailfinders shock three-time champions Gloucester-Hartpury 29-26 to reach the PWR final. Saracens edge Exeter 40-38 in a dramatic semi-final. The final on 28 June promises excitement.
Dozens of protesters gathered near the White House to denounce the UFC fights hosted by Trump, citing corruption and militarization. The event, held on Trump's birthday, drew thousands of fans.
A new report reveals a 40% surge in attacks on education worldwide, with over 10,600 students and staff killed, injured, or abducted in 83 countries.
Red-necked wallabies on the Isle of Man have become a beloved but problematic invasive species, damaging ecosystems and posing health risks. Management efforts are underway.
A male sirex juvencus, a wood boring wasp, was captured in a coalpit near Wigan in 1906, likely imported in pit-props. The species damages sound wood by boring tunnels.
Discover Chetna Makan's simple Indian feast: snackable chicken tikka bites with coriander chutney, a punchy crab curry with spinach, and fragrant podi cauliflower rice using leftover rice.
A shark expert says Tony Abbott 'doesn't understand the science' after the former PM called for a cull following a shark attack at Coogee beach, Sydney.
Conservationists propose the first underwater protected area in Antarctica to safeguard Shackleton's Endurance wreck from climate change, exploration, and new wood-eating species.
Donald Trump will attend the G7 summit in France after announcing a deal to end the war on Iran. Global oil prices tumble as details remain scarce.
A Saharan air mass is set to push temperatures into the mid-30s Celsius across Europe, while Australia experiences a mild start to winter with above-average temperatures.
Jan-Werner Müller argues that if Democrats fail to ensure accountability, Americans should adopt Argentina’s escraches—peaceful protests targeting perpetrators of human rights violations.
Graham Platner's primary win shows voters rally behind candidates who challenge rigged economic systems, signaling a shift toward 'good populism' rooted in fairness.
After her brother's sudden death, a farmer's daughter nurtured Joey, a struggling twin calf, finding solace and purpose in caring for him through grief.