Sydney's Warmest June Streak in 100+ Years
Sydney has recorded its warmest run of June days in over a century, with temperatures topping 20°C for 10 consecutive days, breaking a record from 1919.
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Dutch Walking Ritual May Explain Kids' Happiness and Health
Dutch children are among the happiest and healthiest globally. A unique walking festival, Avondvierdaagse, where kids walk four evenings, builds community, resilience, and exercise habits.
Half of World's Children Face Three Climate Hazards
Unicef report reveals half of children globally face at least three climate hazards, with footage showing kids in Papua New Guinea swimming across crocodile-filled rivers to school.
Starmer's Defence Dilemma: Spending Row Exposes UK Uncertainties
The resignation of defence ministers over military spending highlights Keir Starmer's struggle to balance fiscal rules, international commitments, and evolving warfare technology.
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AI Could Help Win 'Race Against Extinction' of Plants
AI and digitisation are turning points in saving plants from extinction, says Kew report. New tech tracks flowering shifts, identifies species, and unlocks fungal genomic goldmine.
BoM Forecasts Strong El Niño, Warns Climate Change Amplifies Effects
The Bureau of Meteorology declares El Niño locked in, warning climate change could amplify extreme heat, bushfires, and coral bleaching risks for Australia.
Peptide Boom: US Hooked on Unregulated 'Miracle' Drugs
Thousands of Americans are injecting unregulated peptides for weight loss, muscle growth, and anti-aging, ignoring 'not for human consumption' labels and risking unknown side effects.
Why Is the US Bombing Somalia? Airstrikes and Civilian Toll
The US escalates airstrikes in Somalia against al-Shabaab, but militants continue to gain ground and civilians are increasingly killed, with no compensation paid.
US Drone Strike in Somalia Kills 12 Civilians, 8 Children
A Guardian investigation reveals the deadliest US airstrike for civilians in Somalia under Trump, killing 12, including 8 children, with no US admission or accountability.
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Algae Foils Trump's $14.2m Reflecting Pool Plan
Donald Trump's $14.2m renovation of the Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool is thwarted by algae, turning the water green instead of the intended 'American flag blue'.
Arctic Sea Ice Thickening Experiment Shows Early Success
A bold geoengineering experiment to thicken Arctic sea ice by pumping seawater onto it shows early success, potentially helping to slow climate change.
Albanians Protest Kushner-Linked Luxury Resort
Albanians have been protesting for two weeks against a luxury resort near Vlora backed by a company linked to Jared Kushner, citing environmental concerns and land confiscation.
UK Social Media Ban Risks Isolating Disabled Teens, Activists Say
Disability activists warn that a blanket social media ban for under-16s could isolate disabled children, cutting off vital online communities and peer support.
Indonesia’s ‘Eternity Glaciers’ Nearly Gone: 95% Ice Loss
Indonesia’s ‘eternity glaciers’ on Puncak Jaya have lost 95% of their ice since 2002, with researchers predicting their complete disappearance by 2030.
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Toxic Caterpillars Cause Chaos Across Berlin
Oak processionary caterpillars have infested all 12 districts of Berlin, causing skin and breathing problems. Authorities close playgrounds and sports facilities, demand public health action.
King Charles Vows to Keep Fighting for Planet in New Documentary
King Charles vows to keep fighting for the planet in new Amazon Prime documentary, Finding Harmony: A King’s Vision, featuring Kate Winslet and other stars.
Wetland in West Yorkshire Lies Dry and Scratchy as a Loofah During Summer Lull
Brearley Fields wetland in West Yorkshire lies dry and scratchy during a hot summer, but serves as a crucial flood mitigation project for the Calder Valley.
Beavers Save London Tube Station from Flooding
A group of beavers in northwest London have solved a flooding problem at Greenford Tube station, using their dam-building skills to protect homes and transport.
Met Office Red Warning for High Pollen in UK
The Met Office has issued a red warning for parts of the UK as pollen levels rise to 'very high', affecting hay fever sufferers. Temperatures may reach 30C.
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2025 ‘More Likely Than Not’ to Be UK’s Hottest Year on Record
Met Office says 2025 likely to be UK's hottest year on record, following summer heatwaves and mild autumn, with records increasingly broken.
Trump-Backed Primary Challenge Threatens Louisiana Senator Cassidy
Senator Bill Cassidy faces a tough primary challenge in Louisiana after Trump endorsed opponent Julia Letlow, testing the power of the president's endorsement.
Sleep Better with £15 Home Bargains Blackout Curtains
Home Bargains offers Alan Symonds Diamond Blackout Curtains from £15, blocking up to 95% of light to improve sleep while adding elegance to any bedroom.
Trump Scraps Mercury Rules as Most US Coal Plants Already Met Standards
Trump scrapped mercury rules despite EPA finding only 27 of 219 US coal plants needed upgrades; 71 later got exemptions.
Alaska's 1,578-Foot Mega Tsunami Second Largest Ever Recorded
A 1,578-foot mega tsunami struck Alaska's Tracy Arm Fjord in August 2025, the second largest ever recorded, caused by a climate change-driven landslide.
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Dubai Pet Abandonment Crisis Amid Iran Conflict
Thousands of pets abandoned in Dubai as owners flee Iran war; charities overwhelmed, RSPCA warns of hidden victims.
Meloni Scowls During Trump G7 Rant, Shows True Feelings
Italian PM Giorgia Meloni's true feelings were on display as she scowled and looked away during Donald Trump's rant at the G7 summit on Tuesday.
Amazon Dam Rulings Question Brazil's Hydropower Reliance
Legal rulings against Belo Monte dam in the Amazon question Brazil's hydropower reliance, with courts ordering compensation and water supply to affected Indigenous communities.
Paper Towel Trick Keeps Blueberries Fresh for Weeks
A simple storage method using paper towels can keep blueberries fresh for up to three weeks, preventing mould and extending shelf life beyond typical supermarket packaging.
Insect apocalypse poses risk to all life on Earth, conservationists warn
Conservationists warn that insect declines threaten all life on Earth, with half of insects lost since 1970 and 40% of species facing extinction.
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Four in 10 Brits mourn 'proper' night out, 90s top clubbing decade
A new poll reveals 40% of Brits miss the 'proper' night out of the 1990s, with rising costs and mobile phones blamed for the decline in clubbing culture.
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