UK Social Media Ban for Under-16s: Key Details and Questions
Keir Starmer unveils plans to ban under-16s from social media by spring 2027, following Australia's model. Enforcement, age verification, and exemptions remain under discussion.
Category : Environment
Rare Chough Chick Fledges in Kent for First Time in 200 Years
A red-billed chough chick has fledged in Kent for the first time in over 200 years, marking a milestone in a reintroduction programme.
Grand Canyon Hiking Spot Renamed Havasupai Gardens to Honour Native Heritage
Grand Canyon's Indian Gardens renamed Havasupai Gardens to honour Havasupai Tribe, correcting a racially offensive name after nearly 100 years.
Granny's Secret Potato Salad Ingredient Everyone Loves
Discover the surprising secret ingredient that makes potato salad irresistible. It's not yogurt or mustard, but something you likely already have in your fridge.
Thousands Rally in London for Palestine Solidarity
Over 180,000 join pro-Palestine march in London, with protests across UK cities demanding government action on Israel.
Ken Henry Calls for 100% Windfall Tax on Gas Giants in Australian Policy Debate
Ken Henry advocates 100% windfall tax on gas profits, dismissing sovereign risk claims, as Australia debates energy tax reforms.
London Naked Bike Ride Sparks Hygiene Fears Over Shared Bikes
Londoners are disgusted after participants in the World Naked Bike Ride used public hire bikes, raising hygiene concerns. Lime and Santander cycles were used bare-bottomed.
Mayor Sadiq Khan’s 5,700-Mile Flight to Climate Summit Sparks Fury
Sadiq Khan flies 5,700 miles to UN climate summit in New York, sparking criticism over Ulez expansion and carbon footprint.
Fat Bear Week 2024: Alaska's Brown Bears Compete for Crown
Katmai National Park's Fat Bear Week 2024 begins 23 September, with public voting for the fattest brown bear. Last year's champion was 128 Grazer.
Nature Destruction Could Trigger Bigger Economic Slump Than 2008 Crisis, Experts Warn
Green Finance Institute report warns nature destruction could cut 12% off UK GDP by 2030s, exceeding 2008 crisis and pandemic impacts.
Virus Outbreak Kills 72 Tigers in Thai Tourist Attractions
72 captive tigers die in Thailand from virus outbreak; officials disinfect enclosures and prepare vaccinations.
Coffee Grounds Boost Peace Lily Blooms: Simple Hack
Add used coffee grounds to peace lily soil for bigger blooms. Rich in nitrogen and acidity, they improve growth and deter pests. Use sparingly once a month.
Peace Lilies Thrive With Coffee Grounds in Soil
Discover how used coffee grounds can help your peace lilies thrive. Rich in nitrogen, they boost growth, adjust soil pH, and repel pests. Use sparingly monthly.
Mayonnaise Is the Secret to Juicy Salmon Every Time
Discover how coating salmon in mayonnaise before cooking locks in moisture, prevents drying out, and delivers a golden, crispy texture with rich flavor.
Peace Lily Bloom Boost: Coffee Grounds for Better Growth
Discover how used coffee grounds can help peace lilies grow bigger blooms. This common kitchen scrap provides nitrogen, adjusts soil pH, and deters pests.
5,000-Year-Old Yorkshire Long Cairn Granted Protected Status After Stone Removal
A 5,000-year-old Neolithic long cairn in Yorkshire has been granted scheduled monument status to protect it from damage caused by walkers removing stones.
Three Household Items That Deter Garden Rats, Including a 22p Garlic Clove
Discover three household items that deter garden rats, including a 22p garlic clove, and tips to prevent infestations.
TUI, Jet2 and easyJet Confirm £4.33 Greece Tax Before November
Major UK holiday providers TUI, Jet2 and easyJet have confirmed a nightly charge of £4.33 for Greece holidays before November, as part of the Climate Crisis Resilience Fee.
Putin Cancels Naval Parade Over Drone Attack Fears
Vladimir Putin cancels the annual Naval Day parade in St Petersburg due to fears of Ukrainian drone attacks, highlighting concerns over air defenses.
Puffins Return to Isle of Muck After 25 Years
Puffins have returned to nest on the Isle of Muck off County Antrim for the first time in 25 years, after a rat eradication project by Ulster Wildlife.
Italian Winemaker Killed in Grape Press Accident as Father Watches
Italian winemaker Matteo Forner, 44, died after being crushed by his grape press in front of his father at the family winery in Veneto.
Nothing Compares: Sinead O'Connor Biopic Explores Her Music and Activism
New documentary 'Nothing Compares' revisits Sinéad O'Connor's fearless activism and music, from her 1992 papal photo protest to her lasting impact.
Iran Protests Spark Fears of UK Fruit and Vegetable Shortages Amid War Concerns
Iran's economic protests and war fears threaten UK fruit and vegetable imports, with shortages and price hikes possible.
Missing in the Amazon: The Disappearance That Exposed a Crisis
A six-part podcast investigates the disappearance of Dom Phillips and Bruno Pereira in the Amazon, exposing the crisis facing indigenous defenders.
Doomsday Prepping Goes Mainstream In Australia
Disaster preparedness grows in popularity in Australia, moving from fringe to mainstream since Covid-19.
Potato Salad Secret: Pickle Juice for Tangy Twist
Discover how pickle juice, a simple pantry staple, transforms potato salad into a tangy, flavorful dish that everyone will love. No more bland or stodgy salads.
Ariana Grande Launches LGBTQ+ Support Foundation
Ariana Grande launches the Brighter Days Ahead Foundation with four funds to support and protect the LGBTQ+ community, focusing on trans rights, mental health, and crisis response.
Firefighters Rescue Great Horned Owl from California Wildfires
A Great Horned Owl named 'Ram' was rescued by Ventura County firefighters from the Maria Fire in California. It is recovering at a rehab centre.
Trump Protesters and Superfans Descend on Windsor During State Visit
Trump's state visit to Windsor Castle draws protesters and superfans, with media focusing on peripheral sideshows as the president remains hidden from public view.
Wild Chimpanzees Documented Waging 'Civil War' with Coordinated Attacks in Uganda
Researchers document first observed 'civil war' among wild chimpanzees in Uganda, with coordinated attacks between two factions from a once-unified group.
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