TikTok's 'Evil Chef' Reveals True Purpose Behind Shocking Food Trends
A TikTok chef admits shocking food hacks are for attention, not cooking. Experts explain the psychology behind viral gross-out content.
Category : Agriculture
Gardening expert reveals 39p white vinegar's five garden uses
Gardening expert Mark Dwelly shares five ways to use 39p white vinegar in the garden, including weed killing, pest deterring, patio cleaning, tool maintenance, and soil acidification.
Gardeners Face Fines and Jail for Spreading Japanese Knotweed
Gardeners in the UK face fines up to £5,000 or two years in jail for improperly disposing of Japanese knotweed, which can spread from tiny fragments.
Record Beef Prices Persist as US Ranchers Face Complex Challenges
US beef and cattle prices hit record highs due to tight supply, strong demand, drought, and rancher hesitancy, impacting consumers and restaurants.
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Country diary: The hunt for the smelliest silage at a Herefordshire pub competition
At a Herefordshire pub, judges use nose and hands to assess silage in a community competition, celebrating quality despite drought.
UK farmers face soaring costs as Iran conflict drives up fuel and fertiliser prices
UK farmers face soaring fuel and fertiliser costs due to Iran war disruption, threatening food prices and farm profits.
Urgent Warning: Hydrangeas Become 'Silent Killer' as Climate Changes
Gardeners warned to ditch hydrangeas due to climate change; alternatives like lavender and ceanothus recommended.
Women Turn to Witchcraft for Financial Independence
A growing number of women are turning to witchcraft as a path to financial independence, according to recent reports.
Monty Don's daily greenhouse tip: wet floor to beat heat
Monty Don advises wetting the greenhouse floor once or twice daily to cool it and increase humidity, a method that also helps combat red spider mite. Some gardeners are unable to follow due to hosepipe bans.
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Ditch Olive Oil for Avocado Oil for Crispier Roasties
Chef Lauryn Bodden recommends avocado oil over olive oil for roast potatoes, achieving a crispy, crunchy shell with a creamy interior without bitter flavors.
Lewis's: Liverpool's iconic department store remembered
Quiz tests knowledge of Lewis's department store in Liverpool, as the iconic building is marketed for redevelopment with £5bn station expansion nearby.
Gardeners urged to scatter tea bags on lawns for lush growth and pest control
Gardeners are told to use used tea bags as a natural fertiliser and pest deterrent for lawns, costing under £1.
Dog expert warns against common spring walking mistakes
Dog behaviourist Jo Hinds explains why spring walks take longer and advises owners to let dogs sniff for mental stimulation.
Patchy Lawns Can Recover by Summer with One Simple April Task
Patchy lawns can recover by summer with April scarifying, proper mowing height and early morning watering. Expert advice from Vonhaus.
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Easter Egg Shrinkflation: Cocoa Price Surge Leaves Shoppers Paying More for Less
UK Easter eggs shrink as cocoa price surge drives shrinkflation. Galaxy egg up 44% per 100g. Climate crisis hits West African harvests. Prices may not fall soon.
Fishing popularity soars as young Brits get hooked
Angling Trust reports 48,000 13-16 year olds registered for rod licences in 2024, a 23% rise. Celebrities like Beckham, Joshua, and Littler also enjoy the sport.
Beefeater to close all 106 UK restaurants by Sept 2026
Beefeater will permanently shut all 106 remaining UK restaurants on September 10, 2026, as parent company Whitbread exits the standalone restaurant market, blaming government policy cost pressures.
Alan Titchmarsh potato tip before August
Alan Titchmarsh advises gardeners to harvest new potatoes before August and explains the importance of earthing up to protect shoots from frost and boost growth.
Japanese oyster crisis: warming seas cause mass die-offs in Hiroshima
Mass oyster die-offs in Hiroshima, Japan, with death rates up to 90% due to warming seas, threatening the country's largest oyster farming region and local economy.
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Britain ‘sleepwalking into a food crisis’ say experts
Experts warn Britain faces food crisis due to extreme weather, inflation, and Iran war impact; call for urgent government action on food security.
Aldi and Lidl own-label beans beat Heinz in taste test
Which? crown Aldi and Lidl's own-label baked beans as UK's best, beating Heinz on flavour and price in blind taste test.
Gardeners Warned of Four Invasive Weeds That Can Cause Asthma and Property Damage
Gardeners are urged to watch for four invasive weeds that can cause asthma attacks and structural damage to properties.
Canada’s top court clears way for cull of 400 ostriches amid bird flu fears
Canada's Supreme Court rejects challenge to cull 400 ostriches due to H5N1 avian flu, sparking international opposition and protests.
Three Missing After Massive Explosion at Nebraska Plant
Three missing after explosion at Nebraska biofuels plant. Fire crews battle blaze, structural collapse hinders search.
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Gardeners' World presenter shares lemongrass tip
Frances Tophill explains how to propagate lemongrass from supermarket cuttings, ideal for warm British summers as temperatures hit record highs.
How secondhand fashion got so expensive: thrift to $350bn
Thrifting has lost its subcultural roots and ballooned into a $350bn business, with rising prices, corporate competition, and Gen Z resellers driving change.
Roses aren't as high-maintenance as you think: tips
Roses are easy to keep with proper deadheading and pruning. Prioritise sturdy growth for future blooms, ignoring rigid rules.
Pfas linked to gut inflammation in children after early exposure
Prenatal and early life exposure to Pfas mixtures is probably linked to higher levels of intestinal inflammation in children, new first-of-its-kind research shows.
NYC Chinatown Fights $8bn Casino Over Gambling Fears
Residents of Flushing's Chinatown protest an $8bn casino project, warning it will worsen gambling addiction and displace renters, while developers promise jobs and community benefits.
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Ukraine drone strikes on Wildberries warehouses devastate merchants
Ukrainian drone strikes on Wildberries warehouses have destroyed billions of dollars in goods, devastating small Russian entrepreneurs and eroding the sense of normality amid the war.
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