UK Energy Drink Ban: Adults May Need ID from 2027
From April 2027, the UK will ban energy drink sales to under-16s. Adults may need to show ID to buy high-caffeine drinks, with fines up to £2,500 for non-compliant retailers.
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Hero nurse saves patient who set head on fire while vaping
A hero nurse saved a patient's life after her vape ignited an oxygen supply, causing a fire. Emmanuel Ndubuisi received a bravery award for his quick actions.
Scottish Government Approves Wind Farms for Two Million Homes
The Scottish Government has approved two huge wind farms in the Moray Firth, expected to generate 2GW and power two million homes, with a £1.7 billion investment commitment.
Cottage Pie vs Shepherd's Pie: 100 Years of Recipe Divide
Cottage Pie uses beef, Shepherd's Pie uses lamb. Learn the 100-year history behind Britain's classic comfort dishes and authentic recipes.
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Seven Greek Islands Declare Drought Emergency This Summer
Seven Greek islands in the Aegean Sea have declared drought emergencies, with Astypalaia relying entirely on bottled water. Hotels offer incentives to save water, and the government has approved €15 million for desalination and water infrastructure.
Helicopter Joins Firefighters as Cairngorms Wildfire Rages
A helicopter has been deployed to fight a major wildfire in the Cairngorms that has burned 300 hectares, forced evacuations, and closed campsites and ski resorts.
12p Flaxseed Keeps Homemade Burgers Juicy
A 12p ingredient, ground flaxseed, can keep homemade burgers extra juicy by absorbing moisture, says Green Chef's Lily Keeling. Add 1.5 tbsp per 500g mince for four burgers.
Falklands Gov't Urges FIFA Action Over Argentina Banner
The Falkland Islands Government has called on FIFA to sanction Argentina's national team for displaying a banner reading 'Las Malvinas son Argentinas' after their World Cup semi-final win over England, citing FIFA's rules against politics in sport.
Mexico Warns of Diarrhoea Outbreak Before World Cup Final
Mexico has issued a travel advisory for citizens heading to the US for the World Cup final due to a cyclosporiasis outbreak causing explosive diarrhoea, with nearly 7,000 cases across 34 states.
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Stop Overfilling Bird Feeders in July to Attract Rare Birds
The RSPB advises against leaving large amounts of bird food in feeders during July's heat, as it spoils quickly and spreads disease. Instead, offer small amounts daily and clean feeders weekly.
10-Second Trick Banishes Fly Infestation for Good
Pouring boiling water down the drain for 10 seconds each morning eliminates flies and larvae, preventing infestations without toxic sprays, says journalist Katherine McPhillips.
10-Second Task Keeps Flies Away
Pouring boiling water down the drain each morning is a quick, chemical-free method to eliminate flies and prevent infestations, as discovered by journalist Katherine McPhillips.
3 Simple Tasks for Summer Blooms in Welsh Gardens
Gardening expert Ish shares three essential tasks for Welsh gardeners to keep flowers blooming all summer: deadheading with secateurs, watering with coir mulch, and feeding with tomato feed.
10-Second Daily Task Banishes Fly Infestation
A journalist shares how pouring boiling water down the sink for 10 seconds daily eliminated her fly infestation, a simple and cheap method that targets drain breeding grounds.
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Tesco Summer Hunger Support: Donation Bags, Free Meals
Tesco provides extra support to children and families facing summer hunger with donation bags, free meals, and fundraising, as demand for food aid rises 34% above pre-pandemic levels.
Cotswolds Tops England's Best Walking Holiday List
The Cotswolds has been named England's best walking destination by Responsible Travel, surpassing the Lake District and Peak District, with 102-mile Cotswolds Way trail.
Confronting Migrant Begging Gang on UK's Expensive Street
Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp joins Express to confront an organised Romanian begging gang near Marble Arch, calling for deportation if crimes are proven.
Royal Mail '10-minute rule' after 2,000 dog attacks
Royal Mail urges UK dog owners to follow a '10-minute rule' to prevent attacks on postal workers, after over 2,000 incidents last year. Sheffield named highest-risk area.
Helicopter joins Cairngorms wildfire fight on third day
A helicopter has been deployed to drop water on a wildfire in the Cairngorms that has burned 300 hectares, forcing evacuations of campsites and ski resorts. Firefighters continue to battle the blaze, with no casualties reported.
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Chester Zoo Leads Weather Summit After £137k Daily Losses
Chester Zoo reports progress after a weather summit with the Met Office and 16 attractions, developing practical recommendations to address misleading rain icons that cost some sites up to £137,000 per day.
US Scientist Killed in Philippines Home Invasion
Kent Carpenter, 73, a prominent US marine biologist, was shot dead in his Philippines home after intruders tied up and sexually assaulted his partner. Three suspects arrested.
Falkland Islands Urges FIFA to Sanction Argentina Over Banner
The Falkland Islands Government has called on FIFA to sanction Argentina's football team after players displayed a banner claiming the Falklands are Argentinian following their World Cup semi-final win over England.
Fly-tipping gang caught by dashcam dumping 750 tonnes
A fly-tipping gang was caught after dashcam footage from their own lorry recorded them dumping 750 tonnes of waste. Seven men were convicted at Winchester Crown Court.
3 Tasks for Summer-Long Blooms
Gardening expert Ish shares three essential tasks—deadheading, mulching, and feeding with tomato feed—to keep flowers blooming all summer long.
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Ann Widdecombe Friend: Murder Was Political Assassination
Ann Widdecombe's close friend Debi Evans calls her murder a 'political assassination,' questioning the official narrative as counter-terror police investigate.
7 Blue Badge Checks to Boost Your Application Success
Learn the seven most common reasons Blue Badge applications are rejected and how to improve your chances. Around 3.2 million people in Great Britain hold a Blue Badge, but strict eligibility rules mean many are turned down.
Argentina President Backs Falklands Banner in World Cup Semi-Final
Argentina's president Javier Milei says his players will pay any FIFA fine after displaying a 'Las Malvinas son Argentina' banner during World Cup semi-final celebrations against England.
UK Warm Weather: 14.1M Drivers to Hit Roads This Weekend
UK temperatures have topped 30C for 11 days, with warm weather set to continue. RAC estimates 14.1 million motorists will travel this weekend, the busiest summer getaway in four years.
Argentina Defends Falklands Banner as FIFA Reviews Incident
Argentina players celebrated World Cup semi-final win with a banner reading 'Las Malvinas son Argentinas'. FIFA is assessing the incident; Argentina's president defends players, citing potential fine.
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Argentina World Cup Win Sparks Rigging Claims and Falklands Banner Row
Argentina's 2-1 win over England in the World Cup semi-final has ignited conspiracy theories of favouritism, with fans citing Messi's 'rugby tackle' and Falklands banner controversy.
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