Argentine Stars Pay Third of UK Falklands Defence Costs
Six Argentina players based in England pay £22.99m in tax, covering a third of Britain's Falklands defence costs, after holding up a banner claiming the islands for Argentina.
Category : Environment
Protest Outside Proposed 'Number 10 North' with Burnham Masks
Campaigners and trade unionists staged a protest outside the proposed northern HQ on Great Ancoats Street, Manchester, on the eve of Andy Burnham's coronation as Labour leader.
Tourist Warning: European Temps Could Hit Record 50C
Experts warn Mediterranean temperatures could reach 50C, with Spain and Portugal at highest risk. Holidaymakers urged to stay indoors as heatwave intensifies.
UK Proposes Ban on Loud Fireworks to Protect Pets and Veterans
The UK government proposes restricting the loudest fireworks to professional displays to reduce distress to pets, wildlife, and vulnerable people, following public and charity concerns.
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3 Plants That Thrive Without Water in UK Heat
Gardening expert Adam Kirtland reveals three plants—lavender, echinacea, and agapanthus—that require no watering and survive the summer heat, perfect for UK gardens.
Wales Heatwaves: Prolonged Dry Weather Status Declared
Parts of Wales have moved to prolonged dry weather status after record heatwaves. NRW warns of strain on rivers, lakes, and wildlife, with low flows and high water temperatures threatening fish.
Former Colliery Could Become Hydrogen Facility in Wales
Early-stage plans for a small-scale biomass gasification plant to produce hydrogen at the former Abernant Colliery in Pontardawe have been submitted, aiming to produce up to 175kg of hydrogen per hour.
Liverpool Pride 2026 Opening Night Moved to New Venue
Liverpool Pride's opening party has been moved from the M&S Bank Arena to the Liverpool Experience Campus just days before the July 24 event, featuring Sugababes and Beth Ditto.
Study to Probe Environmental Impact of Fake Football Shirts
Researchers at the University of Portsmouth will conduct the first study into the environmental impacts of counterfeit football shirts, funded by the UK Intellectual Property Office, examining microplastic shedding and textile waste.
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3 Drought-Tolerant Plants for UK Heatwave Without Watering
Gardening expert Adam Kirtland shares three flowering plants—lavender, echinacea, and agapanthus—that thrive in hot, dry conditions without needing frequent watering.
50C 'Heat That Kills' Warning for Tourists in Europe
Mediterranean temperatures could reach 50C this summer, with experts warning that the record-breaking heat may only be the beginning. Holidaymakers urged to prepare for dangerous conditions.
Truss's CPAC GB event draws sparse crowds
Liz Truss's CPAC GB conference attracted fewer than 170 attendees in a 500-capacity hall, as her bid for a 'Trump-style revolution' in Britain fell flat. Truss acknowledged 'the work is still underway.'
Lottery Cash Helps Cambuslang Charity Leap Forward with New Officer
Lottery funding has enabled Cambuslang charity LEAP Project to appoint Kirsty Arnaud as community hubs development officer, aiming to make local hubs sustainable and welcoming for all.
Heinz Swaps Free-Range for Cage-Free Eggs in Mayo
Heinz has changed its Seriously Good Mayonnaise recipe from free-range to cage-free eggs due to avian flu outbreaks, drawing criticism from animal welfare groups.
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£2.2M Fund to Protect North East Small Venues
North East mayor Kim McGuinness launches £2.2 million Small Venues Fund to protect grassroots venues from rising costs, offering grants of £3,000 to £100,000.
Badenoch: Burnham Must Back North Sea Drilling
Tory leader Kemi Badenoch urges incoming PM Andy Burnham to approve North Sea oil and gas drilling, claiming it could raise £4 billion for public services.
Duchess Sophie Pens Personal Essay on Agricultural Shows
The Duchess of Edinburgh has written a rare personal essay praising agricultural shows as 'the greatest shows on earth' and highlighting the importance of rural communities.
Saharan Dust Storms Surge 50% Threatening UK Health
Saharan dust reaching the UK has surged by at least 50% between 2012 and 2021, worsening air pollution, aggravating asthma, and causing flight disruptions, with climate change driving the increase.
Reform Councillors Urge Reversal of High Borrans Closure
Reform UK councillors call on North Tyneside Council to reverse the closure and sale of High Borrans Outdoor Education Centre, citing lack of engagement and potential covenant restrictions.
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Energy Drinks Banned for Under-16s in England from 2027
The UK government has confirmed a ban on the sale of high-caffeine energy drinks to under-16s in England from April 2027, following a Mirror campaign backed by Jamie Oliver. Around 100,000 children consume these drinks daily, harming health and education.
Bolton Among UK's Worst for Invasive Plants, Warning Issued
Bolton has been ranked as Greater Manchester's invasive plant capital and second worst in the UK, with 51.4 occurrences per km². Himalayan balsam leads with 3,994 records, followed by Japanese knotweed and giant hogweed.
1,500-Tonne Waste Fire at Llantrisant Recycling Centre
South Wales Fire and Rescue Service continues to tackle a massive fire at Llantrisant Recycling Centre involving 1,500 tonnes of non-hazardous waste, urging residents to keep windows and doors closed.
UK Heatwave Set to Last Another 7-10 Days, Met Office Says
The Met Office says warm temperatures are 'locked in' for the next 7-10 days. 2026 is the first year to reach 35°C in May, June and July. England's mean temperature is 2.4°C above average.
Kids Eat 1,146 Snacks a Year Costing £1,059
Children consume an average of 1,146 snacks annually, costing £1,059, with nearly half willing to try bold flavours like chilli jam and kimchi, according to a poll of 1,200 parents.
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Open Relationship Couple Hits Back at Online Hate
Couple Jade and Josh Vow, in an open relationship, defend their lifestyle against online backlash, emphasizing mutual consent and respect.
Cyfarthfa Castle Prioritised After Failed £32m Lottery Bid
Cyfarthfa Castle redevelopment is the council's top heritage priority after a £32m National Lottery funding bid failed, with plans to resubmit.
Washing Soda Revives Towels: Cleaner, Softer, Absorbent
Adding washing soda to your laundry routine removes soap build-up, leaving towels cleaner, softer, and more absorbent. Expert Catherine Wrench explains how this natural item works.
Social Media Curfew for Teens: Will It Work?
UK proposes optional overnight social media curfew for 16-17 year olds, extending under-16 ban. Critics question effectiveness as teens can opt out.
Burst Pipe Leaves Adrian Chiles Waterless and Annoyed
Adrian Chiles recounts a burst pipe leaving him without water, while neighbours remain unbothered, reflecting a new normal of resigned acceptance.
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Teen Social Media Curfew: Opt-Out Raises Questions
The government's overnight social media curfew for 16- and 17-year-olds is optional, allowing teens to opt out, raising doubts about its effectiveness in reducing online harms.
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