Abandoned Baby Monkey Finds Comfort in Stuffed Toy at Japanese Zoo
Baby monkey Punch, abandoned by his mother, finds comfort in a stuffed orangutan toy at Ichikawa City Zoo in Japan.
Category : Environment
Scottish Water Calls for Ban on Plastic Wet Wipes Amid Blockage Crisis
Scottish Water calls for ban on plastic wet wipes, citing 36,000 blockages yearly and environmental damage. Campaign urges consumers to bin all wipes.
Sparkling Air Fryers in 10 Mins with This Spray
An air fryer can be grease-free in 10 minutes using Scrubology's Crispy Clean spray, praised as 'liquid gold' by cleaning enthusiasts.
Clarkson's Farm Filming Halted as Jeremy Clarkson Cites Weather and TB Woes
Jeremy Clarkson halts Clarkson's Farm filming due to relentless rain and TB outbreak at Diddly Squat, delaying series six.
Attenborough: The Risk-Taker Who Changed How We See Earth
Sir David Attenborough, now 100, is celebrated for his risk-taking career that changed how we view nature, from Zoo Quest to colour TV.
Brexit and Pandemic Blamed for UK Supply Chain Crisis
Brexit and pandemic blamed for UK supply chain crisis, with HGV driver shortages and empty shelves
Attenborough Warns Climate Change Is Humanity's Greatest Threat in Thousands of Years
Sir David Attenborough warns climate change is humanity's greatest threat in thousands of years at COP24 in Poland, urging immediate action to prevent catastrophe.
Eiffel Tower Grows Taller In Summer Heat
The Eiffel Tower grows taller in summer due to thermal expansion of its iron structure, increasing height by up to 36cm.
Boy Survives Funnel-Web Spider Bite After Record Anti-Venom Dose
Australian boy survives funnel-web spider bite with record 12 vials of anti-venom, the largest dose in living memory.
RHS Gardening Expert Shares Simple Hack to Get 'Loads of Free Plants'
Former RHS expert Simon Akeroyd shares a simple hack using recycled containers and leaf cuttings to grow free plants at home.
Keep Rats Out of Your Garden with £1.47 Supermarket Item
Rats avoid gardens with a cheap natural remedy. Peppermint oil repels rodents effectively. Expert tips for a pest-free summer.
Why the Fight for Pride Is Far from Over
Pete Price reflects on the ongoing need for Pride, sharing his traumatic past and condemning Ghana's anti-LGBTQ+ law, urging compassion over cruelty.
Natural Rat Repellent: £1.47 Peppermint Oil Solution
Experts recommend peppermint oil, available for £1.47 at Asda, as a natural rat repellent. Mix with water and spray plants to deter rodents. Also, maintain a tidy garden.
£1.47 peppermint oil trick to deter rats from gardens
Gardeners' World recommends using peppermint oil, costing just £1.47, to deter rats from gardens during summer. Simple DIY spray and garden maintenance tips included.
German 'Anti-Greta' Activist Seeks US Asylum with Elon Musk's Support
German activist Naomi Seibt, known as 'anti-Greta', seeks US asylum with Elon Musk's support, citing threats over her far-right views.
Safari Park Worker Killed in Tiger Attack in Chile
A safari park worker in Chile died instantly after being attacked by a tiger when she entered an enclosure with an open cage door.
Clarkson's Farm Newcomer Harriet Cowan Enjoys Beach Break After Show Debut
Clarkson's Farm newcomer Harriet Cowan enjoys a beach break after her debut on the Prime Video series, where she impressed Jeremy Clarkson with her farming skills.
Chris Packham Warns UK May Need to Stop Feeding Garden Birds
Chris Packham warns UK wildlife is in peril, with 41% of species declining. He advises on helping endangered species like red squirrels and beavers.
Blind Ukrainian orphans visit rescued lions in emotional Yorkshire trip
Blind Ukrainian orphans visit Yorkshire Wildlife Park to meet lions rescued from war-torn Ukraine, describing the experience as emotional.
Kelvin Fletcher: From Emmerdale to Farming and Motor Racing
Kelvin Fletcher's career change from Emmerdale actor to farmer and motor racer, including his Strictly win and farm fire ordeal.
Peru Declares State of Emergency for Over 700 Districts Amid Floods
Peru declares state of emergency for over 700 districts after severe rains and flooding linked to El Niño Costero.
Scotland Records Warmest November Night as Temperatures Soar
Scotland records warmest November night at 14.6°C, breaking previous record; UK sees warmest Armistice Day.
Council Blocks Clarkson's Farm Parking in Blow to Diddly Squat
West Oxfordshire council blocks Jeremy Clarkson's plans for parking and café at Diddly Squat farm shop, citing fame-driven visitors and poor quality goods.
North Lanarkshire £10m leisure investment announced
North Lanarkshire Council announces £10m investment to upgrade sports facilities, heritage venues, and community spaces across the region.
Wildlife Experts Advise Caution When Feeding Garden Birds
Wildlife experts advise continuing to feed garden birds but caution about disease risks, recommending hygiene and monitoring for sick birds.
1% for the Planet: Brands That Give Back to the Environment
Discover brands that donate 1% of sales to environmental causes through the 1% for the Planet certification, from Patagonia to Fill.
Amazon Free Fire TV Upgrade Boosts World Cup Viewing
Amazon confirms a free Fire TV upgrade for the World Cup, offering live matches, highlights, and Alexa voice commands. Sky also launches Real Time to reduce latency.
Store Tomatoes on Worktop for Natural Sweetness
Sainsbury's advises storing tomatoes at room temperature on the worktop, not in the fridge, to preserve natural sweetness and flavour during British Tomato Fortnight.
Wally Brown: Liverpool racism is unique, says ex-riots mediator
Wally Brown, 83, who helped end the Toxteth riots, says Liverpool's racism is unique due to its weak economy and lack of job opportunities for Black people.
Far Right Gains Ground Amid Cost of Living Crisis
Record View warns that the cost of living crisis has pushed many into hardship, fueling far-right populism. Legitimate protest is vital, but violence and intimidation must be condemned.
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