Extreme heat is transforming elite sport, with athletes collapsing and events disrupted. Experts say adaptation is essential, from hydration breaks to heat training, as climate change makes hot conditions inevitable.
Musicians including Paloma Faith and Burnham join Massive Attack to oppose new North Sea Rosebank oil drilling, citing climate concerns.
The consultation on the Rosebank oil field has closed, with developers Adura calling it a 'major step' ahead of a UK Government decision on the project, which environmentalists fear will worsen climate change.
The Met Office warns of a sixth heatwave next month, while Wessex Water announces a hosepipe ban for 1.4 million customers, with further restrictions possible.
Russia's chief economist Andrei Klepach says Moscow won't win in Ukraine and faces a social crisis similar to 1917 and 1991, warning of a potential collapse.
Wessex Water will impose a hosepipe ban from midnight Tuesday for all 1.4 million customers, marking the first such ban in 50 years amid drought conditions.
Brian Eno is among 211 musicians and artists urging Prime Minister Andy Burnham to reject the Rosebank oil field, citing climate risks and export concerns.
Mongolia hosts the UN COP17 desertification summit, focusing on drought resilience and land restoration, with global leaders attending.
Belgium's King Philippe will visit the Hautes Fagnes area after the country's largest wildfire burned over 3,000 hectares, nearing Germany and prompting evacuations.
Alan Titchmarsh advises evening watering in August, focusing on containers, skipping lawns, and staying patient as gardens recover from heatwaves.
Climate change threatens humanity's collapse as multiple global tipping points approach dangerous thresholds, scientists warn. Melting ice sheets, Amazon destruction, and rising temperatures could trigger a cascade of disasters.
More than 200 soldiers have been sent to Wales to help tackle wildfires that have destroyed homes and landscapes, with fire crews attending at least 20 separate incidents on Sunday.
Food storage experts at Green Wraps say placing celery sticks in a bread bag keeps bread fresh and mould-free by transferring moisture and inhibiting starch degradation.
Fresher conditions are expected this week, with rain and even thunderstorms possible in some parts of the UK, after weeks of hot and dry weather.
More than three weeks after it began, the huge wildfire above Blaenavon may finally be coming under control, with military and emergency services working to contain it.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham's response to wildfires and drought lacked mention of climate change, a missed opportunity to address the root cause, despite his green credentials.
Andy Burnham faces criticism over reported plans for North Sea drilling and lifting the 2030 petrol car ban, as heatwaves cost the UK economy £4.4bn in 2026.
Two people died in fires on the Greek island of Salamis as Belgium battles its biggest blaze in over a century, with 600 evacuated and aircraft deployed.
Hurricane Lala weakened to a tropical storm after skirting Hawaii, leaving one dead and over 130,000 households without power.
Greek taverna owners use a 16p ground coffee trick to repel wasps from outdoor tables. The smouldering coffee masks food scents, keeping pests away without chemicals.
A return-to-home plan is in place for Stourbridge wildfire victims after a major incident destroyed 19 homes and spread across 500 acres, with the blaze now under control.
Some 13 households with partially damaged properties have returned home after Stourbridge wildfires, as crews continue tackling blazes across the UK, including 14 in South Wales.
Pigeons can be a nuisance in August, but hanging tin foil strips can deter them. Reflective surfaces confuse pigeons, making them nest elsewhere, say experts.
Hundreds evacuated in eastern Belgium as a massive wildfire burns about 12 square miles of the High Fens reserve, with EU assistance deployed.
Alan Titchmarsh reveals his seven essential fragrant garden plants, from English lavender to the Duchess of Cornwall rose, with expert growing tips.
Former BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond reveals the couple's shared love of nature and climate belief makes them a formidable team.
A man claiming to be from the year 6491 warns that climate change will cause catastrophic problems for Earth, urging global cooperation to address the crisis.
Japanese maples can avoid brown, crispy leaves in hot weather by using frost fleece to create shade and retain moisture, says gardener Ish.
A uPVC specialist says vinegar and newspaper clean windows streak-free without expensive products. The simple method works surprisingly well and is cheap and easy.
A return-to-home plan is in place for Stourbridge wildfire victims as the blaze is under control. The fire destroyed 19 homes and spread over 500 acres.