Hegseth's Testosterone Screening: Gender-Affirming Care for Troops
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announces testosterone screening for troops over 30, sparking debate on gender-affirming care and military priorities amid escalating Iran conflict.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announces testosterone screening for troops over 30, sparking debate on gender-affirming care and military priorities amid escalating Iran conflict.
Discover lo-fi, no-cook meals and super salads for hot weather. From fridge-raid dinners to no-cook tomato chickpea salads, enjoy minimal cooking with fresh ingredients.
The US launched strikes near Tehran and blockaded Iranian ports; Iran retaliated against US allies, threatening all-out war and casting doubt on last month's peace deal.
The world's first community-powered sauna, heated by food waste from a housing estate, is set to open in London's R-Urban Poplar project, a living lab for sustainable food systems.
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RecommendedSeven cheetah cubs born at Whipsnade Zoo, Victorian replica Bayeux Tapestry in Reading, and uplifting summer sports offer solace after England's World Cup semi-final loss.
Donald Trump's Board of Peace Gaza recovery plan has shrunk from a full reconstruction blueprint to a small pilot camp near Rafah, with limited progress expected before Israeli elections.
Andy Burnham's record on climate is mixed: he set net-zero targets and electrified buses but paused clean air zones and is open to North Sea drilling. Experts say his green agenda is unclear.
Green party leader Zack Polanski says Andy Burnham is too influenced by vested interests, as Greens launch a media blitz to counter the idea he will offer a more left-leaning agenda on wealth taxes, Gaza, and rent controls.
Wildfire smoke from Canada has spread across the US, prompting air quality alerts in over 20 states. Millions face unhealthy conditions as officials urge staying indoors.
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RecommendedAustralia's Bureau of Meteorology warns the current El Niño could become the strongest on record, potentially making 2027 the hottest year globally, with most Australian capitals facing at least 80% chance of unusually warm, dry spring.
Kelley Swain explores how choosing intuitive Kairos time over relentless Chronos time can transform our relationship with aging, care, and daily life.
Guardian analysis finds 19% of World Cup 2026 matches reached heat levels warranting delays, as climate crisis threatens football.
Britain's domestic food production has fallen from over 80% to 57%, prompting the government to label food security a national security risk. This video explores the causes and compares the UK with other countries.
The Tower of London is set for a £70m transformation, including new learning centres and a green classroom, marking the largest investment since the 13th century.
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RecommendedA community leader in the Cairngorms says lessons from a previous devastating wildfire have not been applied, as a 3.7-mile stretch of countryside burns near Nethy Bridge.
Tenby Summer Spectacular, a 40-year charity event, cancelled after council revokes licence over crowd safety, access, and child protection concerns.
A moorland fire near Greater Manchester has closed the A628 Woodhead Pass after a car crash caused flames to spread to adjacent woodland. Four fire engines are at the scene.
A large wildfire in the Cairngorms National Park has been contained after burning for over 24 hours, affecting a near four-mile stretch of countryside and forcing evacuations.
Andy Burnham plans a summer tour of Reform-voting areas to win back Labour supporters lost to Nigel Farage, focusing on positive messaging rather than attacking opponents.
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RecommendedAn optical illusion personality test claims to reveal whether you are a 'private person' or 'very powerful' based on what you spot first: a snow-laden tree or a lion's face.
The Met Office explains why the UK remains dry, with high pressure blocking rain for weeks. Hosepipe bans are in place, and forecasts suggest continued dry weather.
A 10p walnut can hide scratches on wooden floors. Expert Barry Darragh explains how natural oils and pigments in walnuts make light scuffs less noticeable, saving you from costly repairs.
David Attenborough advises gardeners to leave nettles in sunny spots to support butterfly populations, as 33 of 59 UK species have declined since 1976.
The silver-cheeked toadfish, a venomous invasive species capable of biting through human bone, is devastating Crete's fishing industry and economy.
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RecommendedThe UK government has announced a ban on extremely loud fireworks for public use, restricting them to professional displays to protect veterans, pets, and wildlife.
Ditch boiling and roast carrots instead to enhance their natural sweetness. A honey-garlic glaze makes them 'the best side dish ever,' according to chefs at The Kitchn.
Dogs Trust research reveals owners associate love with treats and toys, but overlook protective acts like keeping dogs on leads. New Dog Ownership Guide launched with RSPCA.
The Ivy launches a Taste of Scotland menu on July 20 in Glasgow and Edinburgh, featuring locally sourced Scottish produce, haggis, whisky, and fixed prices from £34.95.
The Ivy launches its Taste of Scotland menu on July 20 at Glasgow and Edinburgh locations, featuring locally sourced dishes like haggis bon bons and cranachan bombe, with two courses for £34.95 or three for £42.95.
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RecommendedIran secretly unites Shia Houthis with Sunni al-Qaeda affiliate al-Shabab to control Bab al-Mandeb Strait, as US launches 'shaping operation' deep inside Iran, escalating war.