Green Party Urges Action to Save Southport Beach
Sefton Council urged to act on Southport beach siltation. Green councillor Neil Doolin proposes sand fences, tidal flow improvements to preserve sandy beach for tourism and wildlife.
Sefton Council urged to act on Southport beach siltation. Green councillor Neil Doolin proposes sand fences, tidal flow improvements to preserve sandy beach for tourism and wildlife.
The Met Office says Wales' heatwave will persist with highs near 30°C, but thunderstorms may interrupt dry weather later this week. Temperatures remain above 25°C into the weekend.
White clothes can be brightened and stain-free by drying them in sunlight. UV rays break down stains naturally, avoiding harsh chemical bleaches. Simply wash and lay flat in direct sun for 2-3 hours.
Drunk seagulls are causing traffic jams along England's south coast after eating flying ants that produce formic acid, making them unstable and woozy, experts warn.
Thirty beluga whales stranded at a closed Marineland in Niagara Falls, Ontario, since 2024, are set to be moved to aquariums in the US and Spain after NOAA approved the transfer, pending veterinary checks.
Scotland has the most expensive petrol in the UK at 153.3p per litre, as wholesale fuel costs rise from late June into July. Diesel averages 166.3p, while EV uptake surges 30.7%.
The Met Office warns of thunderstorms and showers in southern England on Wednesday and Thursday, as the UK heatwave continues with record-breaking temperatures exceeding 35°C.
A binman warns against storing food waste caddies in direct sunlight, which attracts flies and maggots. Keep bins in shade, bag waste, and clean regularly to prevent pests.
Mirror reporter visits Brighton, the UK's flying ant epicentre, where intoxicated seagulls feast on swarms, causing traffic hazards and alarming locals.
The UKHSA has issued seven yellow heat-health alerts for England, with the Met Office warning temperatures could reach 32C in the third heatwave of the year.
The Met Office warns UK temperatures will remain above normal for four weeks, with over 2,700 heat-related deaths in May and June heatwaves.
Men are icing their testicles to boost sperm quality and testosterone, a trend popularized by biohacker Bryan Johnson. Experts explain the logic and risks.
A section of cliff crumbled between Penarth beach and Cardiff Bay Barrage at 4.30pm on July 10, sending a dust cloud near sunbathers. No injuries were reported, but the council urges public to avoid the area.
A 'blanket of smoke' from wildfires in North Wales and Greater Manchester covered Liverpool, prompting an urgent warning from Green Party leader Tom Crone, who says the city is 'woefully unprepared' for climate change impacts.
Peace lilies produce longer-lasting flowers if misted with water in July, as humidity prevents wilting. Experts recommend spraying leaves every few days to mimic tropical conditions.
A London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine study estimates 2,700 excess deaths during UK heatwaves in May and June, with 29 drownings reported. The June peak saw 440 deaths daily.
Discover how a simple damp tea towel, a chef's trick, provides instant relief during a heatwave without air conditioning or cold showers.
Historian Dan Snow admits he lies to his children about the world being well-run, hiding the truth about nuclear war and climate change risks, calling it the 'most depressing lie.'
A new study reveals that heatwaves in May and June caused 1,002 excess deaths in London and the South East, with climate change blamed for a significant portion.
People in Ireland are asked to conserve water as a status yellow high temperature warning continues, with Met Éireann predicting further warnings and Uisce Éireann concerned about record demand.
Rita Raweily describes waking to a huge wildfire on Conwy Mountain. 36 homes evacuated as fire affects 200 acres, with crews remaining at the scene.
More than 2,700 people are estimated to have died from heat-related causes during the May and June heatwaves in England and Wales, with 42% attributed to human-induced warming, researchers say.
Vets warn dog owners of blue-green algae toxins in lakes as UK temperatures soar. Symptoms include vomiting, seizures, and can be fatal. Keep dogs away from contaminated water.
As UK temperatures exceed 30°C, Boots Everyday Cucumber Eye Gel at £1.45 provides instant cooling relief. The product, currently out of stock online, is praised on TikTok for its refreshing and anti-ageing effects.
A new survey reveals that the average Londoner has skipped at least three major tourist attractions, with 27% never visiting the London Eye.
Firefighters remain at the scene of a moorland fire at Dovestone Reservoir in Oldham, with youths identified for setting off fireworks that may have started the blaze.
Activists in Albania launch 'Flamingo Revolution' against Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner's luxury resort plan on Sazan Island, threatening Europe's last wild river delta and protected species.
As UK temperatures near 30C, experts recommend switching to cotton pyjamas to stay cool. Two in three Brits struggle to sleep, losing three hours nightly. Cotton's breathability and moisture-wicking properties help regulate body temperature.
Hair loss expert Dr Gizem Seymenoglu advises three key changes—nutrition, gentle hair care, and protein intake—to minimise shedding while taking the new Wegovy daily pill approved in the UK.
A 93-year-old British woman has become the 13th victim of the deadly wildfires in southern Spain, officials confirmed. The Andalusian Government reported she died on Sunday after suffering burns to 20% of her body.