Trump Attacks US-South Korea Military Exercises
President Trump took to social media to complain about upcoming US-South Korea military exercises, saying they send a hostile signal to North Korea, which he called 'unthreatening and respectful'.
Category : Environment
Burnham warned 2030 ban will cripple economy
Andy Burnham has been warned that the 2030 ban on petrol and diesel cars will 'cripple the economy', as the government consults on lowering zero-emission sales targets.
Support for Jason Arday shows Britain cares
A public outpouring of support for Windrush campaigner Jason Arday demonstrates that Britain still cares about the cause, his family says.
Warming seas drive British marine life shifts
Warming seas are pushing native species like cod northwards while sunfish, octopuses, and jellyfish become more common off British shores, altering fisheries and habitats.
Extreme heat forces elite sport to adapt or face collapse
Extreme heat is transforming elite sport, with athletes collapsing and events disrupted. Experts say adaptation is essential, from hydration breaks to heat training, as climate change makes hot conditions inevitable.
Darwin the High-Maintenance Tortoise: A Pet I'll Never Forget
A reader recalls Darwin, a high-maintenance tortoise with a big personality, whose antics and demands left a lasting impression.
Rare sea turtle recovers after 5,000-mile trek from Wales to Texas
A Kemp's ridley sea turtle found near death on a Welsh beach in 2023 is thriving in Houston, though scans show lingering pneumonia.
Musicians join Massive Attack against Rosebank drilling
Musicians including Paloma Faith and Burnham join Massive Attack to oppose new North Sea Rosebank oil drilling, citing climate concerns.
Gardeners urged to prune wisteria 20cm this week
Gardeners should cut wisteria side shoots back by 20cm (five leaves) by mid-August to control vigorous growth, improve flowering, and prevent damage to gutters and windows, according to the RHS and Greenhouse Stores.
Clean bird feeders weekly to protect birds from disease
Gardeners should clean bird feeders at least once a week with hot soapy water and disinfectant to prevent the spread of trichomonosis among British birds, the RSPB warns.
Rosebank consultation closes in 'major step' ahead of UK decision
The consultation on the Rosebank oil field has closed, with developers Adura calling it a 'major step' ahead of a UK Government decision on the project, which environmentalists fear will worsen climate change.
Add coffee grounds to brown lawns for greener grass
Scatter coffee grounds on brown, crunchy lawns to boost recovery. Rich in nitrogen, they nourish grass without chemicals, and are best applied before rain.
Brown Lawns Turn Green with Coffee Grounds, No Chemicals Needed
Scattering nitrogen-rich coffee grounds on brown grass can revive lawns naturally without chemicals, offering a slow-release nutrient boost that supports wildlife and soil health.
Burnham's four-year-old NEET plan will create low-aspiration generation
Andy Burnham's plan to identify NEETs from age four is 'depressing' and risks breeding a low-aspiration generation, says Mieka Smiles.
Reform UK to ban foreign nationals from most UK benefits
A Reform UK government would ban foreign nationals from claiming almost all benefits, saving £21bn a year by year five, with limited exceptions.
Prince Harry Redirects Diana Fund Share to Elephant Charity
Prince Harry has redirected his share of Diana Memorial Fund proceeds from Sentebale to Elephants Without Borders, following a 2025 rift with the charity.
Shark Experts Warn Influencers Risk Bites for Content
Experts warn influencers risk shark bites by getting too close for videos, following recent attacks on a spearfisher and a diver.
New Monkey Species with Orange Lips Found in Congo (17.08.2026)
A new monkey species with orange lips, the likweli, has been confirmed in the DRC. Here are top facts about animal lips, from batfish to hippos.
Wessex Water hosepipe ban: first in 50 years
Wessex Water has announced a hosepipe ban for all 1.4 million customers across four counties, the first since 1976, as drought conditions persist.
UK set for sixth heatwave as Wessex Water imposes hosepipe ban
The Met Office warns of a sixth heatwave next month, while Wessex Water announces a hosepipe ban for 1.4 million customers, with further restrictions possible.
Boy, 11, Finds Massive Megalodon Tooth on Jersey Shore
An 11-year-old boy discovered a massive megalodon tooth on the Jersey Shore, revealing the extinct shark's deadly bite force of up to 18 tonnes.
Cat missing for a decade returns home on owner's birthday
A cat missing for ten years was found after a vet scanned its microchip, returning home on the owner's 30th birthday.
Putin 'won't win' in Ukraine, faces crisis like 1917, economist warns
Russia's chief economist Andrei Klepach says Moscow won't win in Ukraine and faces a social crisis similar to 1917 and 1991, warning of a potential collapse.
Influencers warned to stop shark selfies after attacks
Experts warn influencers against touching or agitating sharks after a series of attacks, including two recent incidents involving content creators.
Wessex Water announces first hosepipe ban in 50 years
Wessex Water will impose a hosepipe ban from midnight Tuesday for all 1.4 million customers, marking the first such ban in 50 years amid drought conditions.
Stop Boiling Rice in Water: Try This Flavourful Swap
Culinary expert Andrea Vaughan suggests cooking rice in chicken broth instead of water for a richer, saltier taste. This simple substitution adds savoury depth to any dish, making rice more delicious. Rinse rice, boil with stock cube, simmer 15-20 minutes
DWP confirms all PIP assessments will be audio recorded
The DWP has confirmed that all PIP and other health assessments will be audio recorded as standard, unless claimants opt out, to improve transparency and trust.
Packham Labels Clarkson an 'Agitator' in Feud
Chris Packham has called Jeremy Clarkson an 'agitator' as their feud continues, saying he respects Clarkson's approach but criticizes industrial farming.
Brian Eno urges PM to reject Rosebank oil field
Brian Eno is among 211 musicians and artists urging Prime Minister Andy Burnham to reject the Rosebank oil field, citing climate risks and export concerns.
Drive to build 1.5m homes slowed by Iran war, minister claims
Housing minister Matthew Pennycook says the Iran conflict has dampened demand, as the Government reaches just over a quarter of its 1.5 million homes target after two years.
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