Environment Secretary Angela Eagle urges UK households to stockpile food and toilet roll as the Met Office forecasts the largest El Nino since the 19th century, bringing wetter, stormier winters.
High food prices are hitting lower-income households harder, raising the question of whether a government-recommended healthy diet is mathematically affordable for everyone.
Keeping window frames clean and dust-free can deter spiders from entering homes this autumn, as experts say frames attract insects and webs.
Residents on Heron Street in Swinton report huge rats and awful smells from a nearby waste site, as plans to double processing capacity are deferred for more information.
Scientists will be able to estimate the heating and destruction caused by gas from the Beetaloo basin, as Labor celebrates its opening despite climate warnings.
A week after a glacier lake outburst triggered devastating floods in Nepal, Guardian's Hannah Ellis-Petersen reports from Betrawati and Rasuwa, where communities remain cut off and the toll is still being assessed.
Environment Secretary Dame Angela Eagle urged Brits to store food and water for a few days as the UN warns of a 'supersized' El Nino, potentially the largest ever seen.
Environment secretary Angela Eagle says Britons should store food and water as the UN warns El Niño is 'supersizing' and could be the largest in 1,000 years, bringing extreme weather.
The UN says El Niño is 'supersizing before our eyes', forecast to be the largest in 1,000 years and almost certain to shatter temperature records, making 2027 the hottest year ever.
The World Meteorological Organisation warns the 'exceptional' El Nino will intensify and last until at least February, demanding exceptional preparation and response.
White vinegar in the washing machine can restore stained, sweaty pillows to a clean, white, stain-free state, says organisation expert Carrie Higgins.
New modelling says UK aviation is already forecast to exceed limits in the seventh carbon budget, even before a third Heathrow runway is built.
Shoppers say a 31p-a-serving collagen supplement from iHerb brought 'noticeable improvements' in skin, hair and nails within weeks, with one hairdresser complimenting the results.
Australia's new environmental protection agency has approved its first coal project, extending the Saraji mine in Queensland until 2055, despite climate groups' objections.
A TikTok user urges homeowners to place vinegar-soaked bread at the bottom of wheelie bins to deter flies and maggots, offering a three-step method for September infestations.
A TikTok user urges Britons to place vinegar-soaked bread in wheelie bins this September to deter flies and maggots, a trick reportedly effective as warm weather lingers.
Water companies dumped sewage into England's rivers and seas for over 43,000 hours in July and August, with 636 sickness reports linked to swimming, according to Surfers Against Sewage.
China's CO2 emissions fell 1% after the US-Israeli war on Iran, driven by a 32% cut in oil imports and surging electric vehicle use, analysis shows.
A woman in her 50s says Augustinus Bader's The Rich Cream, used by Victoria Beckham, 'addresses all my skin issues' and has left her skin looking better than ever.
Global heating will reach at least 1.8C even in the most optimistic scenario, a UN report warns, exceeding the Paris agreement's 1.5C goal.
A glacier collapsed in Nepal, but commentators say it's not the time to discuss climate change, prompting a satirical response.
Peppermint oil sprayed on grass can deter squirrels and mice from gardens, say experts at Pest Defence, using a strong scent that irritates their noses.
Andy Burnham confirmed he will attend Cop 31 in Turkey in November, pledging to meet the climate challenge after the UK's hottest summer on record.
Summer 2026 was the UK's hottest since records began in 1884, with an average of 16.5C, 0.4C above last year's record, driven by climate change.
The ZEV Mandate is working, driving £41bn investment and 120,000 chargers. Weakening it now would cost consumers £3bn a year by 2030, warns Octopus EV CEO Gurjeet Grewal.
Over 1,000 people have died in devastating floods in Nepal and China, with thousands still missing across the Himalayas. Rescue teams with search dogs are combing through debris, while Nepalese authorities report 987 deaths and 3,916 missing, including 58
Sydney had its warmest winter on record with a mean temperature of 15.3C, while Melbourne equalled its 2005 record of 12.2C, the Bureau of Meteorology said.
A glacier collapse in Nepal triggered flash floods, leaving 275 Indians missing. Experts warn of rising glacial lake and permafrost hazards across the Himalayas.
Filling all car tyres with CO2 would store only about 157,700 tonnes, a tiny fraction of annual emissions, and leaks would quickly release the gas back.
The Liberal Democrats have called on Andy Burnham to convene a cross-party meeting on the UK's response to extreme weather, including the forthcoming 'super El Niño'.