State Pfas Bans Cut Forever Chemicals in Textiles
US state bans on Pfas in clothing have significantly reduced toxic forever chemicals in textiles, with 80% of tested products complying. Public health advocates call it a major win.
Category : Climate
Oil Prices Plummet on US-Iran Peace Deal Hopes
Oil prices fell to a three-month low and stock markets rallied after a US-Iran peace deal announcement, raising hopes the Strait of Hormuz will reopen to commercial shipping.
How Chilli Crisp Became the Hottest Condiment
Chilli crisp, a spicy and crunchy condiment, has taken the UK by storm. Learn about its origins, homemade recipes, and the British-Asian producers behind the trend.
Trump Plan to Open Public Lands to Off-Road Vehicles Sparks Outrage
Environmental groups criticize Trump's decision to rescind Nixon-Carter orders limiting off-road vehicles on public lands, warning of harm to wildlife and ecosystems.
Trump and UFC Merge in White House Birthday Spectacular
The White House hosted its first major professional sporting event, UFC Freedom 250, on Trump's 80th birthday, merging the presidency with the private fighting company amid controversy.
Giant's Causeway Formed by Global Volcanic Event, Study Finds
Geochronologists reveal that the Giant's Causeway in Northern Ireland was formed by a major volcanic event over 5.5 million years, much faster than previously thought.
Oil and Gas Prices Unlikely to Return to Prewar Levels for Months
After the US-Iran peace deal, oil prices fell but remain above pre-crisis levels. Analysts warn recovery could take months due to depleted stockpiles and damaged infrastructure.
Met Office Maps Turn Orange as 28C Heat Approaches
The Met Office forecasts a warm spell with temperatures reaching 28C in parts of England by Friday, though thunderstorms may follow.
Simple Ingredient Makes Avocado Toast Creamier
Avocado toast can be bland, but adding one simple ingredient—salt—enhances its natural flavors, making it creamier and more delicious. Learn the easy method.
London Naked Bike Ride Sparks Hygiene Fears Over Shared Bikes
Londoners are disgusted after participants in the World Naked Bike Ride used public hire bikes, raising hygiene concerns. Lime and Santander cycles were used bare-bottomed.
Mayor Sadiq Khan’s 5,700-Mile Flight to Climate Summit Sparks Fury
Sadiq Khan flies 5,700 miles to UN climate summit in New York, sparking criticism over Ulez expansion and carbon footprint.
Coffee Grounds Boost Peace Lily Blooms: Simple Hack
Add used coffee grounds to peace lily soil for bigger blooms. Rich in nitrogen and acidity, they improve growth and deter pests. Use sparingly once a month.
Peace Lilies Thrive With Coffee Grounds in Soil
Discover how used coffee grounds can help your peace lilies thrive. Rich in nitrogen, they boost growth, adjust soil pH, and repel pests. Use sparingly monthly.
Mayonnaise Is the Secret to Juicy Salmon Every Time
Discover how coating salmon in mayonnaise before cooking locks in moisture, prevents drying out, and delivers a golden, crispy texture with rich flavor.
Putin Cancels Naval Parade Over Drone Attack Fears
Vladimir Putin cancels the annual Naval Day parade in St Petersburg due to fears of Ukrainian drone attacks, highlighting concerns over air defenses.
Doomsday Prepping Goes Mainstream In Australia
Disaster preparedness grows in popularity in Australia, moving from fringe to mainstream since Covid-19.
Church Leaders Criticise GB News Owner Over Climate and Fossil Fuels
Church leaders criticise GB News co-owner Sir Paul Marshall over climate attacks and fossil fuel investments, calling his statements misleading.
Climate Change Lengthens Pollen Season in UK and Europe
Climate change has extended pollen season in UK and Europe by 1-2 weeks since 1990s, study finds, increasing hay fever suffering for millions.
Asbestos and Rot Discovery Hits Palace Theatre Project
Asbestos and rot uncovered at Kilmarnock's Palace Theatre could increase redevelopment costs. Council promises update in August.
Connecting Communities Day in Airdrie June 27
Friends of Airdrie Islamic Centre and NLMWA invite all backgrounds to a free family event on June 27, featuring international food, mini zoo, henna art, and more.
No Clinical Benefit to PFAS Blood Tests, Says UK Government
UK government says no clinical benefit to PFAS blood tests after 'forever chemicals' found in Blue Mountains water supplies.
UK Launches Controversial Sun-Blocking Geoengineering Experiments
UK launches £50m outdoor geoengineering experiments to block sunlight, sparking debate over risks and benefits.
Schoolgirl Viral for Deadpan Social Media Ban Reply
Isabella's blunt 'stare at a wall' reply to BBC Breakfast question about under-16s social media ban goes viral, leaving viewers in hysterics.
Metro Lifeline Trekker Honors Mum with 100km Cotswold Walk
Rosie Brooks walked 100km through the Cotswolds to honor her mother Dawnie, who died from young-onset Alzheimer's, raising funds for Alzheimer's Society as part of Metro's Lifeline campaign.
Vet Warns Dog Owners of Adder Bites in June Forest Walks
A vet hospital has issued an alert to dog owners after multiple pets were treated for adder bites during forest walks. Learn how to protect your dog this June.
Van Dijk Slams FIFA's World Cup Hydration Break Rule
Virgil van Dijk criticizes FIFA's mandatory hydration breaks at the 2026 World Cup, calling for rule changes after a match in a temperature-controlled stadium.
Oven Method for Perfectly Crispy Bacon
Discover the chef-favorite oven technique for ultra-crispy bacon without the frying pan. Simple, hands-off, and perfect every time.
UK households told to avoid drying clothes outside this week
The Met Office warns against drying laundry outdoors as pollen levels spike to 'very high' in parts of the UK, risking severe allergy symptoms for millions.
Liverpool's £30M Sponge City Revamp to Tackle Rain
Liverpool invests £30 million in sponge city measures like rain gardens and green roofs to manage rainwater, reduce flooding, and improve water quality, following global examples.
Frozen Councillor Struggles with Global Warming
West Lothian councillor Alison Adamson says she is 'frozen' in June, questioning global warming despite Europe being the fastest warming continent.
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