New Monkey Species with Duck-Like Lips Found in Congo
A new monkey species, the Likweli, has been discovered in DR Congo after a 20-year search. It has orange duck-like lips, a strong odour, and communicates with burps and snorts.
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Sprinkle £1 Kitchen Item on Lawn for Greener Grass
Gardeners can achieve a lush lawn this summer by sprinkling sugar, a £1 kitchen staple, on their grass. Sugar breaks down thatch, boosts nutrients, and suppresses weeds, costing just £1.09 per kg at UK supermarkets.
Lorraine Kelly Slams Argentina Over Falklands Banner After England Loss
ITV's Lorraine Kelly condemns Argentina's 'shameful' Falklands banner after England's 2-1 World Cup semi-final defeat, calling for FIFA sanctions and praising British forces.
Brits Face 1 Billion Snack Requests From Kids This Summer
Children ask for nearly four snacks daily during summer break, totaling 168 requests per child. 81% of parents want more low-sugar options.
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UK Govt Urges FIFA Probe Over Argentina Falklands Banner
The UK government has called on FIFA to investigate Argentina players who displayed a banner reading 'The Falkland Islands are Argentinian' after their World Cup semi-final win over England.
Andy Burnham Urged to End Beer Ban at Football Grounds
Tom Willerton-Gartside argues that Andy Burnham should end the ban on drinking beer at football stadium seats, treating fans as adults and restoring a matchday tradition.
Keep Herbs Alive in UK Heatwave: Expert Tips
UK heatwave threatens herbs with drought stress. Expert Didrik Dege Dimmen shares tips: group pots, water in evening, shade, choose woody herbs like rosemary. No watering needed for microclimate.
Keep herb pots alive during UK heatwave with expert tip
With eight million UK households under hosepipe bans and heatwaves, herbs suffer drought stress. Expert Didrik Dege Dimmen advises grouping pots to create a microclimate, reducing watering needs.
Binmen Refuse Bins If Pizza Box Hidden Inside
Binmen will refuse to take recycling if a greasy pizza box is hidden inside. Contaminated cardboard ruins the recycling process, so collectors may leave bins uncollected.
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UPFs Linked to Quarter of Heart Disease Cases, Deaths
A new analysis suggests ultra-processed foods may cause 23-38% of cardiovascular disease events in Canada, equating to up to 96,000 new cases and 17,400 deaths in 2019.
Why Some Brits Feel Chilly Despite UK Heatwave
Despite record-breaking temperatures, some Brits report feeling chilly. Experts explain heat acclimatisation: bodies adapt after two weeks of sustained heat, making 24-26°C feel cool.
Monty Don Rejects Perfect Gardener Myth, Admits Mistake
Monty Don, 71, rejects the 'perfect gardener' myth, admitting he makes mistakes daily, including a sweetcorn failure. He explains that errors are essential for learning, based on interviews with veteran gardeners.
Kill Patio Weeds Permanently with Boiling Water
Gardening expert Dave Townsend reveals that pouring boiling water from a kettle kills weeds down to the roots permanently, offering an eco-friendly alternative to vinegar, salt, or chemicals.
Boiling Water Kills Patio Weeds for Good, Expert Says
Gardening expert Dave Townsend reveals that pouring boiling water from a kettle is an effective, eco-friendly way to kill patio weeds by destroying roots, preventing regrowth without harsh chemicals.
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UPFs Linked to 25% of Heart Disease Cases and Deaths
New research suggests ultra-processed foods may cause up to 96,000 cardiovascular disease cases and 17,400 deaths annually in Canada, but experts question whether processing itself or poor nutritional content is to blame.
Hegseth Orders Testosterone Screening for Troops Over 30
US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth announces mandatory testosterone screening for service members over 30, drawing comparisons to gender-affirming care and sparking mockery online.
Asda Digital Allergy Labels in 142 Express Stores
Asda introduces electronic shelf-edge labels with allergen info in 142 Express stores, enhancing safety and compliance with Natasha’s Law for bakery products.
Lorraine Kelly slams Argentina Falklands banner
Lorraine Kelly has condemned Argentina's World Cup players for displaying a 'Las Malvinas son Argentinas' banner, calling it shameful and an insult to British forces.
Keep herb pots alive in heatwaves with grouping trick
Grouping potted herbs together creates a microclimate that reduces water loss, helping them survive heatwaves and hosepipe bans, says gardening expert Didrik Dege Dimmen.
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Binman Reveals Correct Disposal for Used Cooking Oil
A UK binman warns against putting used cooking oil in the food waste bin. The correct method is to put it in a sealed container in general waste, unless you have commercial quantities.
Fisherman and Twins Encounter Mile-Long Jellyfish Bloom
Daniel Macleod and his twin sons encountered a mile-long bloom of millions of moon jellyfish off Caithness, fearing engine failure but later calling it an unforgettable sight.
Toronto Air Quality Worst in World as Wildfires Rage
Toronto, Canada, has been ranked the world's worst for air quality by IQAir after wildfires and a heatwave caused the sky to turn apocalyptic red, with temperatures reaching 37.3°C and the airport runway hitting 55°C.
Attenborough Warns UK Dog Owners About Flat-Faced Breeds
Sir David Attenborough warns UK's 15 million dog owners against breeding flat-faced dogs for vanity, citing health issues; Battersea supports concerns.
Attenborough Warns Dog Owners About Flat-Faced Breeds
Sir David Attenborough criticises breeding flat-faced dogs for vanity, citing health issues like breathing difficulties. Battersea warns of welfare challenges.
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Russia Warns of Nuclear Apocalypse After Plant Engineer Killed
Russia warns of 'nuclear apocalypse' after a drone strike kills the chief engineer at Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant; IAEA condemns the attack.
Simple Salmon Traybake Recipe Ready in 30 Minutes
This easy salmon traybake recipe from BBC Food delivers a complete dinner in 30 minutes using one pan. Over 110 four-star ratings, dairy-free, egg-free, gluten-free.
Overnight Wildfire in Cairngorms Forces Evacuations
Firefighters worked through the night to tackle a wildfire in the Cairngorms that stretched over 3.5km wide, forcing evacuations of homes, campsites, and ski resorts near Glenmore Forest Park.
Three-Ingredient Shortbread: Best Ever, Says TikTok
TikTok chef's three-ingredient shortbread recipe uses flour, caster sugar, and butter. Bakes in 15-20 minutes. Commenters call it 'so good' and 'best recipe'.
Monty Don Debunks 'Perfect Gardener' Myth After Sweetcorn Failure
Monty Don reveals he makes mistakes 'literally every day', citing his sweetcorn crop failure this year despite decades of success, debunking the myth of the perfect gardener.
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Attenborough Warns Dog Owners About Breeding 'Crippled' Breeds
Sir David Attenborough advises UK's 15 million dog owners against breeding flat-faced dogs for vanity, citing health issues; Battersea echoes concerns.
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