Woolton Village Market Returns to Liverpool's Best Place
Woolton Village Market returns today in Liverpool's 'Best Place to Live'. Features up to 35 traders, crafts, and local produce. Allerton Road and Lark Lane markets also upcoming.
Category : Environment
Pro-Palestine Protesters Disrupt BBC Proms at Royal Albert Hall
Pro-Palestine protesters disrupt MSO performance at BBC Proms, accusing orchestra of silencing artists over Gaza stance.
Wildfire kills at least 10 forest workers and rescuers in Turkey
Wildfire in Turkey kills at least 10 forest workers and rescuers near Eskişehir; Cyprus also battles large blaze amid heatwave.
Albanese Government's Secret NSW Logging Plans Exposed
Documents reveal Albanese government planned to bypass environment laws to allow continued logging in NSW if court case lost.
Six Budget DIY Garden Hacks to Create Your Own Summer Oasis
Six budget DIY garden hacks to create a summer oasis, including fence revamps, raised flower beds, water fountains, garden rooms, lighting, and herb walls.
19th Century Shipwreck Found in Lake Michigan After 60-Year Search
Shipwreck hunter Paul Ehorn finds the Lac La Belle steamer in Lake Michigan after a 60-year search, over 150 years after it sank.
Ultra-Distance Swimmer Takes on Record Ocean Swim to Highlight Marine Threats
Jono Ridler swims 1,350km around NZ's east coast to break world record and raise awareness about ocean threats.
Sycamore Gap Saplings Planted As Trees Of Hope
Saplings from the felled Sycamore Gap tree are being planted across the UK as symbols of hope and resilience.
Chernobyl's Mutant Wildlife: Black Frogs and Evolving Dogs
Chernobyl's wildlife shows strange adaptations 40 years after disaster, including darker tree frogs and other mutations.
Makerfield Women Unite Against Reform Candidate's Sexism
Women in Makerfield condemn Reform UK candidate Rob Kenyon's sexist comments, saying he does not represent local men. Polls show Andy Burnham leading among women voters.
Scorching Heat Tests Players at French Open
Players face scorching 33°C heat at French Open, altering court conditions and testing endurance.
Ley Lines: The UK's Mysterious Ancient Pathways See Renewed Interest
Artist bones tan jones's new exhibition explores ley lines, the ancient mystical pathways believed to criss-cross England, blending spirituality and art.
Seismic Waves To Map Soil Health In Farming Breakthrough
Scientists use seismic waves to map soil health, aiding farmers to boost yields and prevent famine via a free app.
Hundreds of Dead Sharks Wash Up on Welsh Beaches
Hundreds of dead sharks and fish wash up on two Welsh beaches, likely discarded by fishing boats.
Labour MPs Slam Thames Water for £2.5m Bonuses Amid Crisis
27 Labour MPs demand Thames Water claw back £2.5m in executive bonuses and scrap future payouts amid pollution and debt crisis.
RSPCA Warns Dog Owners of Toxic Spring Garden Plants
RSPCA warns UK dog owners about toxic spring plants that can harm pets; advises immediate vet contact if poisoning suspected.
Divers Encounter Massive Great White Shark Off Hawaii
Divers off Hawaii encounter one of the largest great white sharks on record, believed to be Deep Blue, a 20ft female.
Uniqlo Billionaire's Hawaii Golf Courses Drain Water Amid Drought
Uniqlo billionaire's Kapalua golf courses use potable water amid drought, losing PGA event and sparking legal battles over irrigation.
Searching for the Spirit of Pan-Africanism 80 Years On
Guardian podcast explores Pan-Africanism 80 years after the 1945 Manchester Congress, featuring activists and scholars.
Maga-Funded Murals of Slain Ukrainian Refugee Iryna Zarutska Spark Debate
Elon Musk and others fund murals of slain Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska, sparking debate over whether they honour her or are weaponised by right-wing figures.
Hunter Survives Grizzly Attack in Canadian Rockies
Hunter Jeremy Evans survived a grizzly bear attack in the Canadian Rockies in 2017, recounting his ordeal on BBC Sounds' Real Survival Stories.
Fill Hot Water Bottle for Cooler Sleep During Heatwave
As temperatures reach 24C in England, experts suggest using a hot water bottle filled with cold water to cool down at night, backed by the Royal Meteorological Society.
US National Parks Vandalised During Government Shutdown
US national parks suffer vandalism, illegal activities, and safety risks due to staffing shortages during the government shutdown.
Scientists Investigate Return of Bluefin Tuna to Scottish Waters
Scientists investigate the return of Atlantic bluefin tuna to Scottish waters after decades of absence, using tagging and tracking to understand the phenomenon.
UK warned of civil unrest risk within decade without urgent food action
Experts warn UK faces food crisis and civil unrest risk within decade without urgent government action on extreme weather, inflation and war impacts.
Morrisons Shoppers Warned: Product May Contain Glass
Morrisons recalls Savers Cashews due to possible glass contamination. Also: Dalston's Pineapple Soda risk of can rupture, Gü dessert undeclared allergens.
Liz Fletcher Embarrasses Family at Farm Show
Liz Fletcher, wife of Kelvin Fletcher, recalls an awkward moment at a farm show where her sheep misbehaved, but her daughter saved the day by winning an award.
Dog Dies After Suspected Adder Bite Near Welsh Beach
A dog died after a suspected adder bite near a Welsh beach on Anglesey, prompting a warning from its owner about the risks of snake bites.
Florida Pastors Arrested in Protest Over Removal of Black History Mural
Two Florida pastors arrested for praying over Black history mural to protest its removal under state and federal orders.
Koala Adoption Rekindles Childhood Wonder Amid Bushfires
A UK woman's symbolic koala adoption during Australia's bushfires leads to a meeting that rekindles childhood wonder and highlights conservation challenges.
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