Ben Miller Addresses Celebrity Traitors Rumours on GMB
Ben Miller appeared on Good Morning Britain to deny rumours he's joining Celebrity Traitors, saying he hasn't been invited yet, but hinted he'd be a faithful.
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Guardiola Defends Man City Celebrations After Rooney Slams
Pep Guardiola hits back at Wayne Rooney's criticism of Manchester City's post-match celebrations following their 2-1 win over Arsenal, calling them justified.
Guardiola Hits Back at Rooney's 'Stupid' Criticism
Pep Guardiola defends Man City's post-match celebrations after beating Arsenal, calling Wayne Rooney's criticism 'stupid' and urging his team to enjoy the moment.
Pogba Advises Mainoo: Playing Time Key for Man Utd Future
Paul Pogba has advised Manchester United midfielder Kobbie Mainoo that playing time should be the primary factor when deciding his future, as Mainoo eyes a new deal.
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Chelsea Women's Stamford Bridge Move: Ambition vs Reality
Chelsea Women's move to Stamford Bridge signals ambition, but their attendances lag far behind Arsenal's, raising questions about timing and fanbase readiness.
Beekeeper's 75-Year Streak Ends with Total Winter Hive Loss
Cornwall beekeeper Richard Bray finds all hives empty after winter, a first in 75 years. Experts cite varroa mites and weather as potential causes amid national concerns.
Surrey Activist's Supreme Court Win Changes UK Climate Law
Sarah Finch's fight against a Surrey oil well led to a landmark Supreme Court ruling requiring emissions from fossil fuel burning to be considered in planning decisions, earning her the Goldman Environmental Prize.
Activists Target Trump's Scottish Golf Course with Mock Turbines
Environmental campaigners erected miniature mock wind turbines at Trump Turnberry in Scotland, protesting his support for North Sea oil and gas extraction.
House Republicans Push Trump-Era Policies in Congress
Republican lawmakers in the House of Representatives are advancing policies reminiscent of the Trump administration, as partisan divisions stall legislative progress in Washington.
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Supreme Court Backs Oil Companies in Louisiana Environmental Cases
The US Supreme Court has ruled in favour of oil and gas companies contesting lawsuits over coastal land loss in Louisiana, granting them a procedural victory and a new federal court hearing.
Cleanup Starts at 'Disgraceful' Illegal Waste Mountain Near River Cherwell
A £7.3 million operation to remove 21,000 tonnes of illegal waste near Kidlington has begun, following arrests and environmental concerns about pollution risks to the River Cherwell.
Man's 200 Snakebites Aims to Create Universal Antivenom
Tim Friede endured 200 intentional snakebites over 20 years to build immunity, aiding a new universal antivenom that could save thousands from snakebite deaths amid climate change.
Judge Blocks Sugarloaf Mountain Zipline in UNESCO Site
A Brazilian judge has blocked a zipline project on Sugarloaf Mountain, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, citing irreparable damage risks and imposing a £4.35m fine.
Ewan McGregor Advocates for Ocean Protection in Rural Scotland
Hollywood star Ewan McGregor, dressed in traditional country gent clothing, speaks out against ocean damage in a National Geographic video filmed on his Perthshire estate, highlighting environmental concerns.
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Prince Harry's Polo Club in Pollution Row Over Contaminated Soil
The Royal County of Berkshire Polo Club, a favourite of Prince Harry, is embroiled in a pollution dispute after dumping half a million cubic metres of soil containing plastic and bricks on green belt land, raising flood risk concerns.
Labour Government Failing to Protect Frontline Workers from Abuse
The Institute of Customer Service warns that violence against retail, transport and hospitality staff is escalating, with 42% of workers facing abuse. Marks & Spencer has criticised government inaction following coordinated attacks in Clapham.
Activist Ship Rams Norwegian Krill Trawler in Antarctic
A vessel from the Captain Paul Watson Foundation collided with a Norwegian krill trawler in Antarctica, sparking accusations of a deliberate attack on legal fishing operations.
Mining Near Joshua Tree Park Sparks Outrage Over Tortoise Habitat
Environmental activists express fury as an Australian mining company plans to extract rare earth elements adjacent to Joshua Tree National Park, threatening endangered desert tortoise habitat and iconic landscapes.
Real-Life D'Artagnan Skeleton Possibly Found in Dutch Church
Archaeologists in Maastricht have discovered a skeleton that could belong to Charles de Batz-Castelmore, the 17th-century soldier who inspired Alexandre Dumas' Three Musketeers hero d'Artagnan.
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Lincolnshire Flood Victims at Odds with Reform MP on Climate
Residents in Boston and Skegness express frustration as 91% of buildings face flood risk, while MP Richard Tice maintains climate-sceptic views, highlighting tensions within Reform UK.
Walking the Weavers' Path: Lancashire's 1826 Uprising
Explore the West Pennine Moors on guided walks retracing the 1826 Lancashire weavers' uprising against power looms, a pivotal yet overlooked moment in industrial history.
Record Antarctic Krill Haul Sparks Ecosystem Fears
A record 620,000 tonnes of krill were trawled in the Antarctic last year, raising alarms about food chain disruption and environmental damage, as Sea Shepherd documents the industrial fishing.
Illegal Plastic Waste Dump Found on Historic WWII Airfield
A huge illegal plastic waste mound was discovered on a disused WWII airfield in Suffolk, prompting enforcement action and a donation to wildlife trust.
Peak District National Park Marks 75 Years of Natural Wonder
The Peak District, Britain's first national park, turns 75, offering wild moors and gentle dales to millions. From its role as an urban escape to conservation challenges, it remains a vital sanctuary.
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Surf Haven Launches First Climate Insurance for Waves
Oriente Salvaje in El Salvador is piloting parametric insurance to protect its surf tourism from climate-driven storms, safeguarding local economies and ecosystems.
Campaigners Challenge Inflated Data Centre Jobs Claims
Action to Protect Rural Scotland accuses ministers of using exaggerated employment figures to justify hyperscale data centre developments, calling for greater scrutiny of job projections.
Clarkson Brands Countryfile 'Idiotic' in BBC Blast
Jeremy Clarkson has criticised BBC's Countryfile as 'idiotic' for featuring 'stupid people hugging trees', praising a farming-focused episode but later hitting out at climate change mentions.
Fire Ants Found in Ancient Australian Rainforest, Sparking Alarm
A fire ant nest discovered in Australia's Lamington National Park raises fears for the ancient rainforest's ecology and a potential $2bn annual economic impact.
Isaiah Martin's Political Shift Sparks Party Loyalty Debate
Isaiah Martin, a former Democratic strategist, has switched allegiance to the Republican Party, igniting discussions on political identity and partisan dynamics in the US.
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Lady Natalie Milbank's Wind Turbine Hypocrisy Sparks Fury
Lady Natalie Milbank faces a local revolt over plans for 20 giant wind turbines on her estate, despite previously objecting to a single turbine. Critics accuse her of hypocrisy as payments to landowners emerge.
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