King Charles I treasure ship found off Scotland coast
A local history group believes it has located the wreck of The Blessing of Burntisland, a royal ship carrying treasure worth millions that sank in 1633 off the Firth of Forth.
Category : Environment
Baba Vanga Predicted End of World Date at 340 Billion Population
Baba Vanga, who died in 1996, predicted the world will end in 5078. Scientists say her forecasts are "almost 85% true," with the global population reaching 340 billion before the end.
Burnham Risks Missing Creative Sector in Education Reforms
Andy Burnham's education reforms risk overlooking the creative sector, a £146bn UK asset that is leading AI adoption and creating jobs, warns BIMM University CEO Olivier Robert-Murphy.
Bird feeder owners urged to clean as rain could prove deadly
Wet weather creates a breeding ground for harmful bacteria on bird feeders, risking fatal diseases like trichomonosis. Experts urge weekly cleaning.
Bird Feeders Need Weekly Cleaning as Rain Returns, Experts Say
Wildlife experts urge UK homeowners to clean bird feeders weekly with hot soapy water as rain returns, to prevent the spread of deadly trichomonosis among garden birds.
Omorpho Weighted Vests: The Fitness Secret Worn by Celebrities
Omorpho's weighted vests, worn by Cynthia Erivo and Taylor Swift, use microloading technology to boost calorie burn by up to 8% and improve sprint speed by 3.4%.
Asian and Muslim communities told to wash rice and feet less in water push
Ofwat funded £270,000 scheme advising Asian families to wash rice less and Muslims to use less water for wudu, sparking criticism over targeting ethnic minorities.
Brits warned over 8 key symptoms after swimming in contaminated beaches
Brits who visited contaminated beaches in Malaga are warned to look out for eight key symptoms including skin rashes and gastrointestinal illness after E. coli closures.
Britain on brink of losing war against Asian hornet as invasions surge
Britain is on the brink of losing its war against the Asian hornet, with nest numbers in Jersey surging from one in 2022 to up to four a day, experts warn.
Kent villagers spell out 'help us' with bottles after water outage
Villagers in Benenden, Kent, used thousands of plastic bottles to spell 'help us' after 1,800 properties suffered water outages for a week, with 400 still affected.
Mystery Virus Kills Thousands of Fish on South African Beaches
Thousands of dead pilchards washed up on Cape Town beaches. Scientists found pilchard herpesvirus (PHV) genetic material in samples, but officials say it does not prove the virus caused the deaths.
Chef's foil hack keeps lettuce fresh for weeks
Chef Charles Kim, known as 'Chef Fatty', says wrapping lettuce in aluminium foil can keep it fresh for up to four weeks by blocking ethylene gas, moisture, and light.
Over 100 Dead After Gold Mine Collapse in CAR
More than 100 people have been killed after an artisanal gold mine collapsed in Zamboye village, Central African Republic, with rescue teams searching for survivors.
Mum of E.coli victim, 8, slams South West Water over sewage spills
The mother of an eight-year-old girl who died from E.coli has condemned South West Water after figures revealed it was the worst for potentially illegal sewage discharges last year.
Monkeys Keep Other Animals as Pets, Oxford Study Finds
University of Oxford researchers found that 88 primate species interact with animals like lizards, deer, birds, squirrels and dogs similarly to humans keeping pets, including playing and grooming.
Scientists Discover Weird Monkey Behaviour That Shocks
Scientists have observed strange monkey behaviour in the wild, leaving experts baffled. The unusual actions were documented in a new study.
Over 100 Killed in CAR Gold Mine Collapse
More than 100 people died after an artisanal gold mine collapsed in Zamboye village, Nana-Mambéré prefecture, Central African Republic. Rescue teams search for survivors.
London heatwave hopes fade as Met Office forecasts unsettled weather
The Met Office long-range forecast predicts a 'rather unsettled' start to autumn, reducing the likelihood of another heatwave in London this year.
5 'incredibly intelligent' dog breeds ranked and easier to teach
Canine expert Axel Lagercrantz of Pets4homes ranks five dog breeds as the most intelligent, based on how quickly they learn commands and obey first time.
Create Calm in the Bedroom with Next's Scandi Ceiling Light
Next's White Grace Round Easy Fit Shade Ceiling Light, priced at £95, features a round metal frame with stretched fabric to softly diffuse light, creating a calm bedroom ambience.
RSPCA Warns Public of Beach Dangers to Animals
The RSPCA has warned the public about hidden dangers to animals at the beach, urging people to avoid disposable BBQs, keep dogs on leads, and skip flying rings.
Met Office plays down chances of sixth heatwave for Wales
The Met Office has said its long-range forecast does not currently point towards a further widespread prolonged heatwave developing for Wales, despite warm and humid spells possible.
Blackley to get new 5,200 sq ft church with 1,000 weekly attendees
Manchester council planners have recommended approval for a new 5,200 sq ft church in Blackley, expected to draw 1,000 people every Sunday, despite local objections.
UFO News Coverage Boosts Alien Belief Among Young Americans
A survey of 2,000 Americans finds 37% now believe more in aliens due to recent UFO/UAP news coverage, with Gen Z leading the shift at 54%.
How to prevent spiders entering your home as season looms
As spider season begins in late August, Pest UK shares tips to deter the eight-legged creatures, including using strong citrus smells to repel them from your home.
Paintbrush Keeps Bookshelves Dust-Free, Designer Says
Interior designer Ellie Brown says a soft paintbrush is the best tool for dusting bookshelves, lifting dust from delicate pages and corners without damage.
North East councils monitor fridge and freezer tip bans
North East councils are monitoring whether they can accept fridges and freezers at tips amid a national disposal backlog, with North Tyneside already suspending acceptance.
Gardeners urged to test soil with screwdriver after dry summer
As summer ends and rain returns, gardeners are advised to push a screwdriver into the lawn to test soil compaction before aerating, says Vonhaus expert Laura Bradbury.
Warning Issued to Visitors of Eryri Lake After Algae Found
Natural Resources Wales has issued an urgent warning to visitors at Gwynedd's Llyn Celyn reservoir following the discovery of blue-green algae, which can be harmful.
Woman killed by falling tree as storms batter Germany
A 58-year-old woman died after a tree fell on a covered seating area in Waldorf, Germany, as severe storms caused damage and injuries across multiple regions.
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