First Hosepipe Ban Since 1995 Issued Amid UK Heatwave
A water company has imposed its first hosepipe ban since 1995, affecting Cambridgeshire, as the UK heatwave continues. The decision was not taken lightly, the company said.
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Trump's Climate Stance: A History of Contradictions and Inaction
Trump's climate views: contradictory rhetoric, inaction, and over 130 deregulation steps documented.
UK Grid Issues Power Plea Amid 36C Heatwave and Air-Con Surge
Britain's grid operator Neso has issued a plea for more power generation as a 36C heatwave drives soaring air-con use, marking the third electricity margin notice this year.
Invictus Games at Risk of Cancellation Amid Funding Woes
Prince Harry's Invictus Games in Birmingham faces cancellation due to insufficient funding, with only £3m of a £26m government underwrite released and key sponsors like Boeing pulling out.
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Met Office launches toolkit with answers to 19 climate denier questions, countering misinformation with clear science.
Most Popular Baby Names 2025: Olivia and Muhammad Lead
Olivia tops girls' names for tenth year; Muhammad leads boys with 5,957 births. New entries include Eliana, Vincent. ONS data shows 585,396 live births in 2025.
Georgia Wildfires: Progress Made But Threat Remains, Officials Warn
Georgia wildfires continue to burn despite progress; officials warn of prolonged battle as containment increases but threat remains.
Valley Fever Fungus to Hit 11 US States in Summer Storms
Experts warn that lethal Valley Fever fungal spores will be carried by dust storms across 11 states, with cases up 800% since 2000. CDC urges precautions.
Viral European Method to Keep Home Cool in UK Heatwave
A viral TikTok video shares a European method to keep homes cool during the UK heatwave, where temperatures may hit 36°C. Steps include early ventilation and external shading.
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Welsh Gov Rules Out Ban on Horse Tethering
The Welsh Government has ruled out changing the law to ban horse tethering, despite a petition with over 13,000 signatures and a rise in welfare reports, including a pony killed on a Cardiff road.
Amber Heat Alert Upgraded for Merseyside as Temps Soar
An amber heat alert has been issued for Merseyside and the North West as temperatures reach the high 20s, with potential impacts on health services and vulnerable populations.
Bill Gates Calls for Climate Strategy Pivot, Says Crisis Won't End Humanity
Bill Gates urges climate strategy shift from emissions targets to improving lives, saying crisis won't end humanity, contradicting UN warnings.
Taylor Wimpey Fined £300,000 for Sewage Leak
Taylor Wimpey UK Ltd has been fined £300,000 after construction debris caused a sewage leak into Shotton Beck in Sedgefield, County Durham, polluting the stream for seven days.
Green Party: £20m Visitor Levy 'Won't Deter Tourists'
Green Party candidate Geraldine Coggins says a £3 nightly visitor levy raising £20m for free bus travel for under-22s won't affect tourism, as the party launches its 2026 mayoral election manifesto.
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Iran Attacks New US Route in Strait of Hormuz
Iran attacked a new southern shipping route in the Strait of Hormuz, claiming the US attempt to create it undermines a memorandum of understanding, as tensions escalate following Ayatollah Khamenei's funeral.
UK Food Shortages in 5 Years from Ecosystem Collapse
A secret UK intelligence report warns ecosystem collapse could cause food shortages within five years, prompting MPs to demand full publication amid national security fears.
China Storms: Typhoon and Tornadoes Kill 15, Force Evacuations
Typhoon Maysak and tornadoes have killed at least 15 people in China, with 130,000 evacuated in Guangxi and 100m yuan allocated for disaster relief.
US Renews Strikes on Iran; Iran Hits Kuwait and Bahrain
The US has renewed strikes on Iran for a second day, triggering Iranian attacks on Kuwait and Bahrain. Trump says interim ceasefire is 'over' as escalation derails peace efforts.
Western Europe Hottest June on Record as Heatwaves Intensify
Western Europe experienced its hottest June on record, with temperatures 3.06°C above average, as heatwaves and wildfires ravage France, Spain, and the UK, highlighting climate change risks.
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Ynys Enlli's 183 named fields tell stories of past inhabitants and farming practices, offering a unique glimpse into the island's history beyond the legend of 20,000 saints buried there.
Low-E Windows May Set Neighbours' Property on Fire
Low-emissivity windows, designed for energy efficiency, can concentrate sunlight if bowed, potentially scorching decks, melting turf, or starting fires, experts warn.
Britain's Dysfunctional Dynamic: Public Wants Change, Power Says No
Britain's political discourse treats risk in biased ways, killing reform proposals. Andy Burnham faces an ominous dynamic as voters are desperate but hostile to saviors, according to Guardian columnist Andy Beckett.
UK Grid Issues Fresh Power Warning Amid Heatwave
Great Britain's energy system operator warns of tight electricity margins due to extreme temperatures, as the UK faces its third heatwave of the year, with highs of 34C expected.
US Chemical Accidents Up 51% as Trump Rolls Back Protections
Chemical accidents in the US have risen 51% since 2021, with deaths and injuries up 20%, as the Trump administration dismantles federal disaster management rules, according to a new PEER report.
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Desert Rain Frog and Deep-Sea Snails Face Extinction
The desert rain frog and deep-sea vent molluscs are newly endangered due to diamond and deep-sea mining, but the numbat shows conservation can reverse declines.
Michigan Island Tests Wave Energy for Reliable Power
Researchers deployed wave energy converters on Beaver Island, Lake Michigan, to power a lightbulb and phone. The project aims to reduce outages and reliance on mainland cables.
LGBTQ+ Film Representation Hits Three-Year Low: Glaad
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Legionnaires' Outbreak in NYC: 28 Sickened, Climate Blamed
At least 28 people have been sickened in a Legionnaires' disease outbreak on Manhattan's Upper East Side. Officials say climate change is worsening exposure to the bacteria, as 19 buildings ordered to disinfect cooling towers.
US and Iran Trade Most Intense Strikes Since Ceasefire
At least 17 people killed in Iran as US and Iran trade most intense strikes since ceasefire extension, straining negotiations and raising nuclear safety concerns.
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