Ukraine hits Russian military plant and oil refinery
Ukraine launched missiles deep into Russia, targeting a military plant in Cheboksary and oil refineries, escalating pressure on Putin.
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Morrisons Free Oranges for Kids During World Cup Matches
Morrisons is giving away free oranges to children on England and Scotland World Cup match days in June, continuing its free fruit scheme for kids.
UK Government Admits Miliband's Green Projects Harm Environment
UK government admits Miliband's green projects harm environment, faces criticism over biofuels, science cuts, and low-carbon economy goals.
UKHSA Issues Stomach Bug Warning as Cases Rise
The UK Health Security Agency warns of rising Salmonella and Campylobacter cases. Learn symptoms, prevention steps, and when to seek help.
NASA Warns of Super El Niño as Warm Water Swell Detected
NASA warns of a potential Super El Niño in 2026 as satellite data reveals a large warm water swell moving across the Pacific, possibly surpassing the 1997-1998 record.
Sainsbury's Switches to White Eggs in Sustainability Drive
Sainsbury's is phasing out brown eggs for white ones to cut emissions, citing lower carbon footprint and better animal welfare.
Sprinkle Baking Soda on Your Bed This Summer
As UK temperatures rise, experts recommend sprinkling baking soda on mattresses to absorb sweat and neutralize odors. This simple hack keeps beds fresh during heatwaves.
Trump health fears mount over walking concerns
Fears about Donald Trump's health are growing after footage showed him struggling to walk in a straight line, sparking widespread online debate.
Australia's Under-16 Social Media Ban: Six Months On
Six months after Australia's world-first social media ban for under-16s, parents share whether it's working or if teens are finding workarounds.
UK's First Heathland Bridge Opens for Wildlife on A3
UK's first heathland bridge over the A3 near Cobham reconnects wildlife habitats, with sand lizards, deer and badgers already using it.
Mum's Kidney Stone After Weekly Red Bull Habit
Alison Dunn, 25, needed emergency surgery for a kidney stone after drinking four cans of Red Bull weekly for seven months. Doctors linked the issue to energy drinks.
Rightwing campaign targets US judges over climate lawsuits
Fossil fuel-backed groups host judicial seminars featuring industry speakers like Chris Wright, aiming to influence climate litigation.
Toronto releases limited edition condoms for World Cup fans
Toronto Public Health unveils six limited-edition condom designs for World Cup, promoting safe sex among fans with free distribution at clinics.
Cheap £1 Natural Repellent to Keep Rats Away
Discover a cheap £1 natural repellent to keep rats away from your home. Cayenne pepper and chilli flakes are effective deterrents for these pests.
Aldi Fridge Warning: Separate These Two Fruits
Aldi advises keeping bananas and tomatoes separate from berries and grapes to prevent ethylene gas from spoiling them faster. Also, avoid washing berries until eating.
Yeast on Sourdough Label Means It's Not Real
Discover how to spot fake sourdough bread by checking for yeast or sourdough flavouring on the label, and why authentic sourdough is better for health.
Yeast in Sourdough Ingredients Means It's Fake, Experts Say
Experts warn that many supermarket sourdough loaves are fake. A simple label check for yeast or sourdough flavouring reveals the difference, affecting both taste and nutrition.
UK Tourists Warned: Spain, Greece, Turkey Face Extreme Heat
British tourists are urged to stay indoors as Spain, Greece, and Turkey brace for record-breaking temperatures due to a Super El Niño phenomenon this summer.
Which? warns Amazon, eBay, B&Q chargers risk electrocution
Consumer watchdog Which? tested 15 USB phone chargers from major online retailers, finding nine posed risks of electric shock, fire, or explosion, with some containing modeling clay.
Big Agriculture's Toll on Bees Endangers Our Food
Commercial bee losses hit record highs as industrial farming practices, pesticide exposure, and habitat loss destabilize pollinators crucial to our food supply.
UK Alert: Squishy Dumpling Toy Safety Warning for Parents
UK councils warn parents about counterfeit squishy dumpling toys containing toxic chemicals, choking hazards, and missing safety marks after seizures and complaints.
Spain Tourist Hotspots Ban Burka: £25k Fines Proposed
Balearic Islands may ban burkas with £25k fines. Vox and PP propose law citing women's rights, facing opposition from left-wing parties calling it racist.
Remove Grease Stains with Chalk: Surprising Hack
Learn how to remove grease stains from clothes using chalk, a surprising natural alternative to baking soda. Simple steps for effective stain removal.
Declining Bees Threaten Human Health and Nutrition
New study reveals wild bee declines could lead to nutrient deficiencies and increased mortality, especially in isolated communities like Nepal's Jumla district.
Woman jumps from window after e-bike fire blocks escape
A woman jumped from a first-floor window after two e-bikes caught fire while charging, blocking the exit. London Fire Brigade issues fresh warnings.
One Drink a Day Raises Cancer and Heart Disease Risk
New research shows even one glass of wine or beer daily increases risks of cancer, heart disease, and early death, challenging the notion of safe moderate drinking.
Repair Shop's Dominic Chinea Battles 'Brutal' Weather
Dominic Chinea of The Repair Shop shares new struggles with storm damage at his Cornwall home, calling the weather 'brutal' as he faces leaking roofs and damaged trees.
Middle-Aged Londoners at Heatwave Death Risk Equal to Elderly
Sadiq Khan warns that Londoners aged 45-65 have the same risk of dying in a heatwave as those over 65, with women also more vulnerable.
Drone Alert in Vilnius: NATO's Eastern Flank Reality
A drone alert in Vilnius forces a geopolitics lecture into a library cellar, highlighting the new reality on NATO's eastern flank as Russian threats escalate.
Super-Rich Assets Cause $1tn Annual Climate Damage
Greenpeace study reveals the wealthiest 1% control a quarter of global emissions through ownership, causing nearly $1 trillion in climate damage yearly.
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