Volcanic Ash Turns Waste Into Agricultural Gold in Sicily and Iceland
Sicilian and Icelandic farmers turn volcanic ash into natural fertiliser, reducing costs and chemical use, but EU waste laws hinder commercial adoption.
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Man Ordered to Destroy Sunflower Memorial Garden for Late Wife in Legal Dispute
A Missouri man is ordered to destroy a sunflower garden he planted in memory of his late wife after a years-long legal dispute over city ordinances.
Two Thirds Back Free School Meals for All Primary Kids
Two-thirds of people in England support extending free school meals to all primary children, piling pressure on PM-in-waiting Andy Burnham to expand access further than Keir Starmer.
Lakeside Sauna Opens at Delamere Forest Near Liverpool
A new lakeside sauna opens at Wild Shore Delamere in Cheshire on July 11, offering wellness benefits with cold-water plunges and forest views, 45 minutes from Liverpool.
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Australian Farmer Targets US Market with Camel Milk 'Superfood'
Australian farmer Paul Martin plans to export camel milk to the US, leveraging its superfood status and Australia's feral camel population.
California Oil Town Faces Uncertain Future as Valero Refinery Closes
Benicia, California, faces economic and social upheaval as the Valero refinery closes, testing whether an oil town can reinvent itself amid the state's clean energy transition.
Farmers in England Face Losses Under New Cap on Sustainable Farming Payments
UK environment secretary caps sustainable farming payments at £100k per farm, risking losses for larger farms and potential environmental setbacks.
Walk Dogs at Specific Times Due to High Pollen on Thursday
Pet owners are urged to avoid walking dogs in early morning and late evening on Thursday due to very high pollen levels across the UK, according to the Met Office and PDSA vet advice.
Ivory Coast Cocoa Crisis: 200,000 Tonnes Unsold as Prices Plummet
Ivory Coast faces 200,000 tonnes of unsold cocoa as prices drop 50%, prompting calls for farmer price cuts to unlock sales.
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Gardening Experts Agree: Best Way to Remove Weeds Is Hand Pulling After Rain
Gardening experts agree hand pulling weeds after rain, followed by mulching, is the best removal method. Vinegar and chemicals are alternatives but require caution.
Rich Plums and Ripe Tomatoes: Australia’s Best-Value Fruit and Veg for February
February brings affordable tomatoes, watermelon, and plums in Australia, while apricots and cherries end their season.
Student's US independence tartan handed over in Washington
Kaci McEwan's tartan marking 250 years of US independence was formally handed over in Washington DC on July 4, 2026, during the America250 Birthday Cake Celebration.
Salford charity may close after 22 years of support
Lower Kersal Young People and Community Group in Salford may shut in September after losing Lottery funding, leaving elderly and vulnerable youth without a lifeline.
Free Little Seedlings Club Workshop at Dobbies Sandyholm in August
Dobbies Sandyholm invites children to a free 'Summer Sun vs Shade' workshop on August 2, teaching how plants thrive in sun or shade through hands-on activities.
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M&S Launches Major Change to Popular Range from 55p
M&S launches 'Better with Beans' campaign to promote fibre-rich eating, with prices from 55p. Partnering with Bowel Cancer UK, the initiative aims to boost bean consumption and reduce bowel cancer risk.
Water Power Deserves Renewables Mix, Readers Urge
Letters highlight the omission of water power in the renewables debate, mobile roaming from France, and Infantino's political role in sport.
Two in Five Britons Think Muslims Cannot Integrate
A report by former extremism adviser Sara Khan reveals 40% of Britons believe Muslims cannot integrate, while 55% think diversity erodes national identity. The study warns of a structural crisis and exploitation of extremist views by hostile states.
Ferment Excess Courgettes: Spicy Lacto-Fermented Pickles Recipe
Learn to make lacto-fermented spicy courgette pickles, a fizzy, sour condiment perfect for any savoury dish. Recipe includes tips for firmness and mould prevention.
5-Minute Pan-Fried Toast Recipe for Ultimate Breakfast
Taylor Ann Spencer shares a 5-minute method for 'ultimate' toast using a pan instead of a toaster, with tips on bread thickness, oil, and seasoning.
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Giant Lego Animals at RHS Garden Bridgewater Summer Trail
Giant Lego sculptures are arriving at RHS Garden Bridgewater this summer as part of the Brick Explorers trail, featuring over 60 wildlife-inspired creations made from 433,000 bricks.
Picky bits named UK's favourite summer food, survey finds
A survey of 2,000 adults reveals that 87% of Brits enjoy 'picky bits' in summer, with 31% eating them weekly, surpassing barbecues and fish and chips as the nation's top summer meal.
On Tennis Wimbledon Capsule: Elite Performance Meets Style
On's Wimbledon capsule combines all-white court style with CloudTec performance. From Roger pro LDN shoes to court shorts, elevate your tennis game in premium fitness gear.
Inside UK's Frenzied Pea Farms: 24/7 Shifts and Climate Threats
Ahead of Great British Pea Week, the Mirror visits HMC Peas in Lincolnshire, where 24/7 shifts produce 90% of UK peas amid virus outbreaks and climate change challenges.
Picky bits named UK's favourite summer food
A survey of 2,000 adults found 87% of Brits eat 'picky bits' in summer, with 31% enjoying them weekly, surpassing barbecues and fish and chips.
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Easy 3-Ingredient Slushies for UK Heatwave
As UK temperatures soar to 36°C, BBC Good Food shares a quick 3-ingredient slushie recipe using watermelon, strawberries, and lime juice to cool down.
Adam Frost: Sweet peas suffer in heat, don't recover well
BBC Gardeners' World star Adam Frost says sweet peas become 'spindly' in hot weather and 'don't necessarily recover that well', advising Christmas sowing for best results.
Scientists Aim to Restore Toxicity in Captive-Bred Frogs
Scientists are working to restore toxicity in captive-bred Atelopus frogs from Central and South America, which lost their potent toxins while in captivity, leaving them vulnerable to predators.
Lemon in Top Rack Eliminates Musty Dishwasher Smells
Placing sliced lemons in the top rack of a dishwasher and running a standard cycle naturally eliminates musty odors, according to cleaning expert Chantel Mila. The citric acid cuts grease and limescale.
Strawberries Stay Fresher With Vinegar Storage Hack
A simple vinegar wash can keep strawberries fresh for longer, reducing mould and spoilage. Expert Sophie Nahmad shares a 60-second technique using one part vinegar to three parts water.
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Vinegar Wash Keeps Strawberries Fresh Longer, Expert Reveals
Rinsing strawberries in a vinegar solution can reduce mould spores and extend freshness for days, according to Gousto's lead recipe developer Sophie Nahmad.
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