Jeremy Clarkson's Girlfriend Lisa Hogan Opens Up About Piglet Deaths on Diddly Squat Farm
Lisa Hogan opens up about the tragic death of piglets on Diddly Squat Farm, as seen in the new series of Clarkson's Farm.
Category : Environment
Japanese Scientists Shatter Solar Efficiency Records with 26.6% Panel
Japanese researchers achieve record 26.6% solar panel efficiency, breaking previous records and moving closer to theoretical limits.
England's New Four-Bin Recycling Rules From April 2026
From March 31, 2026, all English households must separate waste into four bins under new 'Simpler Recycling' rules to standardise collections and boost recycling.
Best Own-Brand Supermarket Beans, Sausages, and Bread
A taste test expert shares top picks for own-label supermarket beans, sausages, bread, and more, revealing that cheaper options often outperform premium brands.
Man Attacked by Protective Swan After Ignoring Warning
A man in Dorset ignored warnings and jumped into a river near a swan's cygnets, resulting in a fierce attack by the protective mother bird, captured on video.
Sir David Attenborough sends heartwarming letter to young fan who named pet insect after him
Sir David Attenborough writes to young fan who named her pet insect 'Sir David Stickenborough', correcting her that it's a leaf insect, not a stick insect.
Tenerife Beaches Closed Due to Sewage Pollution as EU Condemns Spain
Tenerife beaches closed due to sewage pollution; EU condemns Spain for failing to control wastewater discharges, posing health risks to tourists.
Florida Detectives Fired After Bar Bathroom Sex Scandal and Brawl
Two Florida detectives fired after one caught having sex in bar bathroom and flashed badge; the other brawled and lost his gun.
How to Stop Parakeets Scaring Robins From Your Garden
Learn humane methods to deter ring-necked parakeets from your garden and protect robins and other small birds.
Stepping Hill Nurse Rebecca Leighton Remanded in Custody
Nurse Rebecca Leighton remanded in custody over deaths of five patients at Stepping Hill Hospital, charged with criminal damage and theft.
UK to Ban Under-16s from High-Risk Social Media Apps
The UK government plans to ban under-16s from high-risk social media apps and restrict safer platforms, with under-18s also barred from romantic AI chatbots. The move follows a consultation where 9 in 10 parents supported an under-16 ban.
Philippines Earthquake: Search and Recovery Continues
The strongest earthquake in decades hits the Philippines, killing at least 55, injuring over 1,100, and displacing thousands. Rescue teams search for survivors amid widespread destruction.
Australia Can Switch to Renewables, Says Next Cop President
Australia's climate minister Chris Bowen says the country must prepare for a changing world and can play a bigger role in reducing emissions by switching from fossil fuel exports to renewables.
Judge Orders Restoration of National Park Plaques Removed by Trump
A US district judge has ordered the Trump administration to reinstate history and science materials removed from national monuments, citing censorship and half-truths.
Trees May Store Less Carbon Than Hoped, Study Finds
A study suggests trees may not store as much planet-heating carbon as hoped, as photosynthesis does not always lead to wood growth, affecting climate models.
Painted Lady Summer: A Lepidopterists' Legend Unfolds
Painted lady butterflies are appearing in record numbers across the UK, with their multigenerational migration from Morocco captivating lepidopterists. Climate change may allow overwintering.
UK Sued Over Fast-Track Chemical Hazard Rules
Environmental campaign group Fighting Dirty is taking legal action against the UK government over proposals that could fast-track chemical hazard classifications from countries with lower standards into UK law.
Hard Right's Use of Violent Images to Fuel Racist Riots
The hard right exploits graphic crime images on social media to stoke racial tensions, while Labour struggles to counter this visual politics with data and nuance.
UK Teens Split on Under-16 Social Media Ban
Nine in 10 UK parents support an under-16 social media ban, but teenagers have mixed views, from full support to concerns about business and communication.
World Cup Night Games Could Cut UK Energy Bills
UK households could save on energy bills by using time-of-use tariffs during late-night World Cup matches, with potential savings of up to £230 annually.
Burnham's Public Ownership Plans for Water and Energy
Andy Burnham aims to bring water and energy under public control if he becomes PM, a move that could cost billions but reduce bills. Critics warn of taxpayer burden.
Seoul Pride: Thousands Fill Streets for Queer Culture Festival
Tens of thousands celebrated Seoul's queer culture festival, demanding legal protections and an end to discrimination, despite ongoing stigma and political opposition.
Tropical Heron Spotted in UK for First Time Due to Climate Change
A western reef heron, typically found in tropical regions, has been spotted in north Wales for the first time. Experts link the sighting to milder winters from climate change.
Drug Diversion Schemes Cut Reoffending More Than Prosecution
New research in England shows that police-led drug diversion schemes reduce reoffending by a third compared to prosecution, urging wider adoption across forces.
From Colombo to Kathmandu: Youth Movements Topple South Asian Elites
Youth-led protests in Nepal topple PM Oli, following Sri Lanka and Bangladesh uprisings against entrenched elites.
EPA Rules xAI Data Centre Used Illegal Gas Turbines
EPA rules Elon Musk's xAI used illegal gas turbines at Tennessee data centres, a win for Memphis activists fighting pollution.
Heatwave Poses Extra Challenges for Diabetes Management, Charity Warns
UK heatwave complicates diabetes management; charity advises frequent blood sugar checks and insulin storage precautions.
Charity Shops in Sydney Hit by Illegal Dumping During Lockdown
Illegal dumping outside charity shops in Sydney surges during coronavirus lockdown, costing charities millions in cleanup fees.
Thirteen Bison Killed in Montana Highway Crash Near Yellowstone
Thirteen bison killed after a semi-truck hit a herd on Highway 191 near Yellowstone during a winter storm.
Trump Ally Schwarzman Stopped From Filling Lake on UK Estate During Drought
Billionaire Stephen Schwarzman stopped from filling lake on UK estate during drought after residents complained to Southern Water.
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