8 in 10 Parents Share Childhood Characters with Kids
A poll of 1,000 UK parents reveals 80% introduce their favourite childhood characters to their children, with 75% still emotionally attached to their old toys.
Category : Environment
Top Banks Pledged $906bn to Fossil Fuels in 2025
A new report reveals the world's largest banks committed $906bn to fossil fuel financing in 2025, an 8% increase from 2024, undermining climate goals.
Bangladesh farmers fear water wars as aquifers collapse
In Bangladesh's Barind region, decades of groundwater extraction and climate change have caused aquifers to dry up, threatening farming livelihoods and sparking fears of conflict over water.
White House Advises UK Against Social Media Ban for Teens
The US administration has cautioned the UK against banning social media for under-16s, citing free speech and safety concerns.
Democracy at Stake in Europe: Guardian Doc Series
Guardian Documentaries and ARTE TV launch a new initiative exploring threats to democracy across Europe through compelling films.
Turkey: Third of World Energy Will Be Electricity by 2035
Turkey, as COP31 host, predicts electricity will make up a third of global energy by 2035, urging faster renewable transition.
Crazy Cat Lady Stereotype Debunked: Social Science Behind Cat Love
Explore the history and social science behind the 'crazy cat lady' stereotype, from ancient goddesses to modern sanctuaries, and why it's time to rethink this misogynistic label.
Industrial Fishing Kills Pregnant Hammerheads
A study reveals that industrial fishing vessels are killing pregnant scalloped hammerhead sharks and newborns in a key nursery near the Galapagos Islands, threatening the species' survival.
10 Ways a Super El Nino Could Worsen Global Inequality
A powerful El Nino threatens to intensify global inequality, food insecurity, and climate shocks, disproportionately affecting the world's poorest populations.
Make-Ahead Vegetarian and Vegan Finger Food Ideas
Discover creative make-ahead vegetarian and vegan finger food recipes perfect for parties, from savory bites to sweet treats.
Extreme Heat May Double Hospitalizations by 2040
A new study warns that extreme heat could double hospital admissions in the UK by 2040, straining healthcare systems. Researchers urge immediate climate action.
Pacoima Air Sensors Show High Pollution
Residents in Pacoima use low-cost air sensors to monitor pollution, revealing levels exceeding state standards and highlighting environmental injustice.
Whey Protein Shortage Looms as Weight-Loss Drug Use Surges
Rising demand for whey protein due to GLP-1 weight-loss drugs has driven prices to record highs, sparking shortage concerns and impacting small businesses.
Make Your Bathroom More Sustainable: Tips & Tricks
Learn how to make your bathroom more sustainable with eco-friendly products, water-saving tips, and waste reduction strategies. Small changes, big impact.
Shasta County Reduces Gun Access to Prevent Suicides
Shasta County, California, has seen a decline in suicides after implementing voluntary gun storage programs and community education on firearm safety.
Osprey Cam Streams Nesting Seabirds in Queensland
A new osprey cam offers a live stream of nesting seabirds in Queensland's rainforest canopy, providing unique insights into their behavior and habitat.
Parasitic Cleanses: Trendy but Dangerous, Experts Warn
Social media promotes parasitic cleanses for health, but experts warn of serious harms. Evidence shows risks outweigh unproven benefits.
El Niño's Environmental and Climate Crisis Impacts in Australia
Explore how El Niño affects Australia's environment and climate crisis, including droughts, fires, and ecosystem disruptions, in this podcast analysis.
Florida Earthquake: Tremors Felt After Cuba Coast Quake
A 5.8 magnitude earthquake off Cuba's coast sent tremors across Florida and Mexico, causing no major damage but raising concerns about seismic activity in the region.
Wild Swimming: Embrace, Don't Condemn
Wild swimming offers mental and physical health benefits, yet faces criticism. This article argues for its embrace as a natural, accessible activity.
Sullivan's Sport papers used underage girls as 'bait': ex-commissioner
Vera Baird criticizes David Sullivan's Sport newspapers for using sexualized images of underage girls as 'bait for predatory men' amid sexual misconduct allegations.
Iran War Could Cost Australian Farmer $600,000
An Australian farmer faces $600,000 in losses due to the Iran war, highlighting the conflict's unexpected economic impacts on agriculture.
US Firm's Fracking Plan in Kimberley Faces Federal Scrutiny
Black Mountain Energy seeks approval to drill 20 gas wells in WA's Kimberley region, but federal officials say environmental data is insufficient to assess impacts on water and endangered species.
Cattle TB Vaccine from 2030 as Badger Cull Ends
England plans to vaccinate cattle against tuberculosis from 2030, ending badger culls by 2029. The strategy aims to eradicate the disease by 2038, with improved testing and focus on cattle-to-cattle transmission.
Chengdu Female-Only Spaces Fuel Feminist Revival
In Chengdu, China, female-only spaces are emerging as safe havens for women, fueling a quiet feminist revival amid strict internet controls.
Housekeeper's 60p Tip for Soft, Fluffy Towels
A housekeeper reveals how white vinegar, available for 60p, can restore towels to soft and fluffy condition by removing detergent residues and musty odours.
Princess Anne Plans Major Overseas Tour to South Korea and Thailand
Princess Anne will travel to South Korea and Thailand in July for engagements highlighting bilateral ties, the Korean War anniversary, and cultural collaboration.
Poorest families need 85% of income for healthy diet
A report finds healthier food costs nearly twice as much per calorie, forcing poorest UK families with children to spend 85% of disposable income on a healthy diet.
Knowsley Safari Park Welcomes Two Rare Bactrian Camel Calves
Knowsley Safari has welcomed two Bactrian camel calves, George and Gilbert, born to mothers Patricia and Willow. The critically endangered species has only 1,000 left in the wild.
Mum of stabbed teen 'horrified' after Manchester school attack
Caroline Willgoose, mother of Harvey Willgoose, says knife crime is a 'pandemic' after two pupils and a staff member were stabbed at a Manchester school.
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