Helicopter deployed to fight Welsh wildfires as rain forecast
A specialist firefighting helicopter will be deployed to Rhinogydd on Friday morning to support crews battling significant wildfires in Wales, as rain is forecast for Saturday.
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New Mechanical Sweepers Tackle South Lanarkshire Litter
New Karcher mechanical sweepers are being deployed across South Lanarkshire to tackle litter, targeting high-footfall areas like shopping centres and schools.
Falklands Vet: Brits Have No Reason to Be Angry Over Banner
Former Argentine soldiers who fought in the Falklands War say Britons have no reason to be angry after Argentina's World Cup players held up a banner claiming sovereignty over the islands.
Gardener's cheap DIY trick to water plants on holiday
Gardener Simon Akeroyd shares a budget-friendly DIY method using an old compost bag to keep plants watered while away, providing slow drip hydration for weeks.
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Port of Tyne's nurdle response 'should have been faster'
North Tyneside mayor Karen Clark says Port of Tyne's response to one billion nurdles spill into River Tyne should have been faster, seeking answers on speed and communication.
Moor fires: Crews move to containment phase
Fire crews tackling moor fires in Greater Manchester and Derbyshire have moved from intensive firefighting to a containment phase, with land equivalent to 1,250 football pitches burnt.
Argentina's shameful behaviour should not let FIFA off hook
Lionel Messi and Argentina deserved criticism for World Cup final antics, but Gianni Infantino and FIFA must face scrutiny too, argues Andy Dunn.
Polluter to pay for Port of Tyne nurdle clean-up
The Environment Agency says those responsible for the spillage of around 25 tonnes of nurdles into the River Tyne will foot the bill for the clean-up, as an investigation is underway.
Fitness Studio Completes 500km Relay for Cancer Charity
Cassells Fitness Studio team ran 500km relay from John O'Groats to Glasgow for Beatson Cancer Charity, inspired by Eilidh McHugh, who died aged 22 in 2017.
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Adult Sports Day BBQ: Fun, Food, and Fundraising
An adult sports day BBQ in London offered tug of war, sack races, and more, while raising awareness for Multiple Sclerosis.
Two-Ingredient Cottage Cheese Bread Recipe Goes Viral
Home cook Laura Nightingale shares a recipe for fluffy homemade bread using only self-raising flour and cottage cheese, baked in an air fryer or oven.
Wildfire Forces Evacuation of 10,000 Near Arcachon Bay
A fast-moving wildfire has burned 2,000 hectares near Arcachon Bay, forcing over 10,000 people, including tourists, to evacuate campsites in France's Gironde region.
Argentina FA president slams conspiracy theory 'lies' after final
Argentina FA president Claudio Tapia has labelled conspiracy theories about the World Cup final defeat to Spain as 'lies', urging fans not to be swayed by 'schemes'.
Boy, 3, needs £250,000 for cancer treatment after misdiagnosis
Teddy Sloman, 3, was diagnosed with neuroblastoma after teething symptoms. His family now faces a £250,000 bill for life-saving treatment not available on the NHS.
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1 Billion Nurdles Spill on North East Coast After Port Collision
Over 1 billion nurdles have spilled into the North Sea after a Port of Tyne collision, washing up on beaches from South Shields to Sunderland, sparking cleanup and wildlife concerns.
Hidden Health Risk: UV Exposure While Driving This Summer
47% of UK motorists take no UV precautions while driving, with 14 million reporting sunburn in cars, according to Autotrader and British Skin Foundation research.
Thrillseekers soar over Swiss Alps on giant mountain swing
A giant mountain swing at Villars ski resort launches riders over a 2,110-metre Alpine cliff, aiming to boost summer tourism as resorts adapt to climate change.
10,000 Flee Wildfire 'Fire Tornado' in France
Nearly 12,000 people, mostly tourists, have been evacuated from a wildfire near Arcachon Bay in France, with a 'fire tornado' causing chaos.
Extreme heat kills camels as deserts hit over 50C
Camels are dying from extreme heat as temperatures soar past 50C in Africa and the Middle East, with farmers reporting dehydration, fatigue, and disease among the hardy animals.
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Burnham's rates cut for venues shows he is a man of action
Andy Burnham delivered a 20% business rates relief for grassroots music venues in his first week as PM, a move praised by the Music Venue Trust as swift and decisive action.
NHS Fails Legal Duty on Women's Rights, Says WRN
The NHS is failing its legal obligation to respect women's rights under the Public Sector Equality Duty, wasting money on Pride events and defending male staff in female spaces, says Heather Binning.
Dog Owner Warns of Deadly Risk After Pet Dies from Goose Poo
A grieving dog owner has issued an urgent warning after her four-year-old pet Pip died from eating toxic goose droppings, urging owners to seek vet help at first sign of sickness.
Fire tornado forces 10,000 evacuations in France
A terrifying 'fire tornado' has swept through a French holiday hotspot, forcing more than 10,000 tourists to evacuate as a wildfire scorches over 2,000 hectares in Saumos, Gironde.
Fire Tornado Ravages French Tourist Region, Thousands Evacuated
A wildfire with a 'fire tornado' has burned 2,000 hectares in Gironde, France, forcing over 10,000 people, mostly tourists, to evacuate.
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Swansea explores £100M heating network from wastewater heat
Swansea Council studies a district heating network using spare heat from a wastewater treatment works to warm buildings in the Maritime Quarter, with an estimated cost of £100 million.
Drought declared in parts of Wales as July nears record dryness
Parts of Wales are now in drought, with July on course to be the driest in nearly 200 years, Natural Resources Wales announced after record-low river flows and wildfires.
Pubs and clubs urged to be 'cultural assets' like opera houses
A think tank has urged Andy Burnham to classify pubs and clubs as 'cultural assets' to protect them from Nimby closures, proposing new planning categories and cultural districts.
One UK mosque attacked every five days, data shows
More than 70 attacks on mosques in the UK have been recorded over the past year, including violence, property damage and vandalism, according to the British Muslim Trust.
Hanson's domestic violence comments dangerous for women
Pauline Hanson's claims that domestic violence is a 'two-way street' and women should 'not put up with it' reveal a profound misunderstanding, writes Nicole Yade.
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US-Saudi Nuclear Deal Raises Proliferation Concerns
The US and Saudi Arabia have agreed a landmark nuclear deal, but critics warn it could lead to domestic enrichment and a regional arms race.
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