10-Second Task to Cool Your Home Without a Fan
A simple, free method to keep your home cool in summer: close windows and curtains during the day, open them in the evening. No fan needed.
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£132.5m Plan to Get Kids Off Phones and Into Real World
A £132.5 million initiative aims to reduce children's screen time by funding arts, sports, and community activities in schools and holidays, ensuring all kids benefit regardless of background.
Mulch Hydrangeas Before July for Fluffier Blooms
Hydrangeas need mulching before July to prevent wilting and browning. Expert Skye Hamilton recommends natural bark mulch to retain moisture and keep roots cool.
Fury Over AI Data Centre Plans in Scotland
Plans for massive AI data centres in Stirlingshire and Fife spark local anger, with accusations of 'Olympic-level greenwashing' over sustainability claims.
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Tim Spector's Supermarket Foods Slash Cancer Risk
Professor Tim Spector urges shoppers to choose colorful, bitter greens over iceberg lettuce to boost gut health and reduce diabetes and cancer risks.
Supermarket Rule to Cut Cancer and Diabetes Risk
Professor Tim Spector advises swapping iceberg lettuce for colourful, bitter greens to boost gut health, reduce diabetes risk, and protect against cancer.
Easy 10-Second Task to Keep Home Cool Without Fan
Learn a simple 10-second trick to keep your home cool during hot weather without using a fan or air conditioning, saving energy and staying comfortable.
Stop Using Fans: Simple Window Trick Keeps Home Cool
Learn a free and effective method to keep your home cool during summer without relying on fans or air conditioning. Simple window and curtain strategy.
Sprinkle This Ingredient to Stop Bin Smells, Says Expert
Lynsey Crombie, the Queen of Clean, reveals how bicarbonate of soda can keep bins odour-free and pest-free this summer. Plus, essential oils for freshness.
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US Scientist Recommends Salt in Tea for Perfect Cup
A US scientist suggests adding a pinch of salt to tea to reduce bitterness, sparking controversy. The US Embassy denies this as official policy.
Ruby Hodgson Dies After Battling Brain Tumour Seven Times
Ruby Hodgson, 16, from Redcar, passed away after a brain tumour returned seven times. Her family pays tribute to her courage and strength.
Scotland Fans to Down 5 Million Pints in World Cup Fever
The Tartan Army is set to consume five million pints as Scotland faces Haiti in the World Cup, marking the nation's first appearance in 28 years. Pubs and bars across Scotland are preparing for a record night.
Act on Bird Baths Before July Heatwave, Urges RSPB
With the UK heat returning, the RSPB urges Brits to maintain bird baths for wildlife. Daily water changes and weekly cleaning prevent disease spread among birds.
Great White Sharks Inevitable in UK Waters, Experts Say
Experts warn great white sharks could soon cruise off the UK coast due to warming seas, though attacks on humans are extremely rare.
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Met Office: UK to Face 'Very Humid' Conditions and Storms
The Met Office warns Brits of high humidity, rising temperatures, and thunderstorms. Sticky nights ahead, with a split in weather between northwest and southeast UK.
UK Temperatures Could Hit 30C Next Week
The Met Office forecasts temperatures could reach 30C by Friday as high pressure brings warm and humid conditions, potentially warmer than Los Angeles.
Cardiff's Rainbow Sea for Pride Cymru 2026 Parade
Pride Cymru 2026 painted Cardiff in rainbows with a vibrant parade, live performances by Mika and Kate Nash, and thousands celebrating equality and diversity.
Marden FC Over 40's Cycle 41 Miles for Prostate Cancer
Marden Over 40's football team will cycle 41 miles on June 13 to raise funds for prostate cancer awareness and support, with 50-70 cyclists expected and nearly £5k raised.
UK Areas With Red and Amber Met Office Pollen Alerts This Week
The Met Office has issued red and amber pollen alerts across the UK, affecting millions of hay fever sufferers. See the full list of areas and dates.
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Fox's World Cup: Aspirational Consumerism on Display
Katy Perry performed at the US World Cup opening ceremony, but Fox's coverage focused more on ads and consumerism than football, with a scattered, ad-heavy broadcast.
Vet Warns Dog Owners of Toxic Summer Garden Plants
Vet Tom Mason warns that common garden plants like daffodils, foxgloves, and yew can be toxic or fatal to dogs. He advises choosing safe alternatives such as rosemary, sage, and sunflowers.
UK Weather: 30C Heat Surge as 8 Counties Face 28C
UK weather maps show a sudden 30C heat surge in days, with eight counties set to reach at least 28C. Scorching conditions forecast from June 19.
Yellow Duvets and Pillows Whitened with Baking Soda and Dish Soap
Learn how to remove yellow stains from white bedding using common household ingredients like baking soda and dish soap, as recommended by bedding experts.
Starmer Accused of War on Rural People Over Trail Hunting Ban
Sir Keir Starmer's government faces backlash over a proposed ban on trail hunting, with opponents warning of job losses and pub closures in rural Britain.
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Son Backs Water Safety Campaign After Dad's 54-Second Drowning
Robbie Jones supports The Mirror's 'Save Lives for Sam' campaign after his father Gareth drowned in 54 seconds while trying to save the family dog, Connie, off Hove beach.
Benidorm Seeks Noise Rule Relaxation for England Fans
Benidorm hoteliers petition to delay decibel limits so England fans can cheer loudly outside during World Cup games, expecting 70°F nights and thousands of fans.
Australia Can Switch to Renewables, Says Next Cop President
Australia's climate minister Chris Bowen says the country must prepare for a changing world and can play a bigger role in reducing emissions by switching from fossil fuel exports to renewables.
UK Sued Over Fast-Track Chemical Hazard Rules
Environmental campaign group Fighting Dirty is taking legal action against the UK government over proposals that could fast-track chemical hazard classifications from countries with lower standards into UK law.
World Cup Night Games Could Cut UK Energy Bills
UK households could save on energy bills by using time-of-use tariffs during late-night World Cup matches, with potential savings of up to £230 annually.
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Drug Diversion Schemes Cut Reoffending More Than Prosecution
New research in England shows that police-led drug diversion schemes reduce reoffending by a third compared to prosecution, urging wider adoption across forces.
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