Jodie Marsh Wins Licence to Keep Marmosets at Essex Sanctuary
Jodie Marsh wins licence to keep 12 marmosets at her Essex sanctuary after legal battle with council.
Category : Conservation
Moor fires: Crews move to containment phase
Fire crews tackling moor fires in Greater Manchester and Derbyshire have moved from intensive firefighting to a containment phase, with land equivalent to 1,250 football pitches burnt.
How to stop towels smelling musty with a 6p trick
A simple 6p trick using tumble dryer sheets can keep towels fresh and prevent musty smells, according to cleaning fans on Facebook.
How to keep wasps away from your home with citrus peels
Placing citrus peels on windowsills and near doors can deter wasps from entering your home, according to pest control experts.
First puffling sighting in 30 years boosts Dorset hope
A rare puffling sighting at Dorset's puffin colony, the first in 30 years, gives conservationists fresh hope for the struggling population.
Burnham pledges to end rough sleeping in England as PM
Andy Burnham promises to end rough sleeping in England, allocating an additional £340m over three years to replicate Greater Manchester homelessness schemes.
Fridge Skincare May Damage Products, Experts Warn
Experts warn that refrigerating skincare during a heatwave can destabilise formulations, reduce effectiveness, and cause ingredient separation, unless specified by the brand.
Dryer Sheets Keep Skirting Boards Dust-Free for Months
DIY expert Ken Long reveals that wiping skirting boards with tumble dryer sheets creates an anti-static barrier that repels dust, pet hair, and pollen for weeks or months, reducing cleaning frequency.
Never Dry These 3 Items on Outdoor Washing Lines: Expert
Laundry expert Deyan Dimitrov warns that towels, dark-colored clothes, and textured fabrics can be damaged by UV rays, pollen, and wind when dried on outdoor washing lines.
Attenborough: Leave Nettles in Gardens to Help Butterflies
David Attenborough advises gardeners to leave nettles in sunny spots to support butterfly populations, as 33 of 59 UK species have declined since 1976.
Battle of the Botanic Garden: Horticulture War on Isle of Wight
A US businessman's radical sustainability approach at a beloved Isle of Wight garden sparks anger, with critics calling it neglect. The rewilding debate divides the community.
England Fans Warned: World Cup Semi-Final Could Stress Pets
As England faces Argentina in the World Cup semi-final, pet owners are urged to consider the impact of matchday excitement on their pets. Research shows 24% give little thought to pet stress, with 57% noticing signs of stress in their pets during gatherin
Seven Brits Killed in Spain Wildfires Including Woman, 93
Seven British nationals, including a 93-year-old woman, have died in devastating wildfires in southern Spain, police confirm. Thirteen fatalities total, with victims from multiple countries.
700K Scottish Specimens Digitised in Biodiversity Project
Around 700,000 natural science specimens from Scottish collections will be digitised, including the Pelham-Clinton moth collection, unlocking critical biodiversity data for research on climate change and ecosystem shifts.
Home Bargains £20 Bamboo Airer Ideal for Small Spaces
Home Bargains' £20 bamboo four-tier airer is a space-saving, eco-friendly drying solution for small rooms or apartments, available in stores and online.
Brit Couple Critical After Rescue from Spanish Wildfire
British couple Simon Batchelor and Lisa Fryett are in critical condition after being rescued from a wildfire in southern Spain. Their children rushed to their bedside, and a fundraiser has raised over £46,000.
British Couple Among 13 Killed in Spanish Wildfires
Pete and Fran Gillam are among 13 victims killed in Almeria wildfires. Their daughters confirmed the deaths and paid tribute, as four British nationals are among the fatalities.
Restore Wooden Floor Shine with Olive Oil
A simple homemade cleaner with olive oil can restore shine to wooden floors, reduce dust, and lighten scratches, according to cleaning expert Elizabeth.
UK Plans Plain Vape Packaging to Curb Youth Appeal
The UK government proposes plain packaging, limited colours, and flavour restrictions for vapes to reduce appeal to children, as data shows nearly 20% of teenagers have tried vaping.
Desert Rain Frog Faces Extinction from Mining
The desert rain frog, native to a narrow coastal strip of south-west Africa, has been classified as vulnerable on the IUCN red list, as its habitat is threatened by diamond mining and development projects.
King Alfred's Bones Found Under Car Park in Winchester
Researcher Graham Phillips claims King Alfred the Great's remains lie under a car park in Winchester, ending a 13-year search. The bones were reportedly moved in 1788 during prison construction.
Lords Environment Chair Demands Clean-Up of 'Grave' Wigan Waste Dump
Baroness Sheehan urges government to clear 25,000-tonne illegal waste dump in Wigan, citing health risks and environmental hazard near a primary school.
Rare Mountain Gorilla Twins Born in Virunga Park
A second set of mountain gorilla twins has been born in Virunga National Park, DRC, two months after another twin birth, hailed as extraordinary by conservationists.
'Lost world' off California could rewrite American history
A remote 'lost world' discovered off the coast of California could offer new clues about the origins of the first Americans, potentially rewriting the nation's history with evidence of ancient maritime migration.
Banish bin smells with 5p bicarbonate of soda trick
Sprinkling bicarbonate of soda in your bin can neutralise odours. Cleaning expert Nigel Bearman says this 5p trick absorbs moisture and stops smells before they start.
Canada Endorses Plan to Relocate 30 Beluga Whales from Marineland
Canada approves relocation of 30 beluga whales from Marineland to aquariums in Spain and US, ending captivity in Canada after threats of euthanasia.
Manchester to Build New City Centre Park on Water Street
Manchester council plans a new park on the River Irwell at Water Street, replacing industrial units, with 90% public support. The project aims to replicate Mayfield Park's success.
Yellowhammer Cheer Squad on Suffolk Cycle
Cycling through Suffolk during a heatwave, the author was surprised by the number of yellowhammers, whose song was a delight alongside other birds.
Rare HBCU Photos Digitized in Getty Archives Grant
Getty Images' grant program digitizes rare HBCU archives, preserving over a century of Black American history and making images accessible to the public for the first time.
Protect Robins: Leave Out Water in UK Heatwave
As the UK heatwave continues, birds like robins need water to survive. Experts urge leaving shallow trays or bird baths to prevent dehydration and disease.
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