Under-16s Social Media Ban Date Confirmed by UK Government
The UK Government has confirmed a social media ban for under-16s, effective Spring 2027, with a £500 million strategy to redirect children's time to offline activities like sports and arts.
Category : Climate
Over 1,300 Deaths Linked to European Heatwave: WHO
Over 1,300 excess deaths have been recorded in Europe since June 21 amid a record-breaking heatwave, the World Health Organisation has said.
Warning to Washing Machine Owners for Summer Holidays
Experts from Hotpoint warn washing machine owners to prep appliances before summer holidays to avoid mould, odours, and energy waste. Simple steps can prevent disasters.
Enfield Council Leader Defends Axing Pride Flag
Enfield Council leader Alessandro Georgiou defends decision to not fly the Pride flag, citing a policy of flying only the Union Flag, St George's Flag, and Enfield Beast flag permanently, sparking backlash from Labour and LGBTQ+ community.
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Islington Cool Space Closes Due to Overheating
A designated 'Cool Space' in Islington, London, was forced to close after the building itself overheated during record June temperatures, raising concerns about staff welfare.
Petition Against Starmer Social Media Ban Hits 215,000
A petition opposing the UK government's social media ban for under-16s has surpassed 215,000 signatures, posing a challenge to Prime Minister Keir Starmer's policy.
Princess Kate Completes Three Peaks Challenge for Charity
The Princess of Wales completed the National Three Peaks Challenge in under 24 hours, raising funds for The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity and highlighting the impact of serious illness.
Kids burned by microwaved squishy toys require skin grafts
Children in Scotland have suffered severe burns from microwaving squishy toys, with some requiring skin grafts. The Royal Hospital for Children in Glasgow treated six cases in eight months.
Squishy Toy Burns: Kids Need Skin Grafts After Microwave Trend
Children in Glasgow suffered severe burns from squishy toys heated in microwaves, with six cases in eight months including skin grafts. Experts warn of explosion risk.
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Airport Apologises to Woman 'Humiliated' Over Disability Lane
Tayla Freeman, 23, was denied access to the reduced mobility security lane at Liverpool John Lennon Airport despite carrying proof of her chronic conditions, including Ehlers-Danlos syndrome. Airport staff allegedly said the lane was only for wheelchair u
Infantino Flies 31,000 Miles Despite Green Pledge
FIFA president Gianni Infantino has sparked outrage after flying 31,000 miles in a private jet during the World Cup's first two weeks, contradicting his climate pledges. The 27 flights emitted as much CO2 as 78 people in a year.
Clean Air Fryer with 2 Kitchen Staples: No Scrubbing Needed
Cleaning expert Chantel Mila shares a simple hack using bicarbonate of soda and washing-up liquid to deep clean air fryers without scrubbing.
Swiss Storm Moves Mountain, Destroys Forest
A storm in the Swiss Alps moved a mountain and destroyed a forest during a football tournament, highlighting the chaos of natural disasters.
UK Chicken Shortage Warning as Heatwave Looms
The UK faces a potential chicken shortage as temperatures are forecast to hit 41C in July, with experts warning of severe impacts on livestock and food supply chains.
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UK Blackout Warning as 41C Heatwave to Push Grid to Breaking Point
The UK faces a potential power blackout as a 41C heatwave threatens to push the grid to breaking point, with forecasters predicting the hottest day ever recorded within the week.
Newborn Rescued from Rubble After Venezuela Earthquake
A newborn infant was pulled alive from rubble in Venezuela five days after devastating earthquakes killed over 1,450 people, as rescue teams race to find 50,000 missing.
Three Hikers Killed in Mount Dukono Eruption, Including Two Singaporeans
Three hikers, including two Singaporeans, killed in Mount Dukono eruption in Indonesia after entering restricted zone.
Crowborough Protests Over Migrant Camp Extension to 2030
Hundreds marched in Crowborough after the UK government extended use of a former military camp for asylum seekers until 2030, sparking anger and counter-protests.
Dangerous Squishy Toy Trend Causes Severe Burns in Children
Heating squishy toys in the microwave can cause them to explode, releasing hot gel that sticks to skin and causes deep burns. Six children treated at Glasgow hospital in eight months.
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SS Citrine Brooch Found at Antiques Roadshow
A brooch presented to the first passenger to board the SS Citrine in 1894 has surfaced at a WeBuyVintage roadshow. The ship sank in 1931, killing nine crew members.
RSPCA Warns AI 'Ticking Time Bomb' for Pet Welfare
8% of North East pet owners use AI for pet advice; 61% check symptoms, risking untreated illnesses and legal issues, warns RSPCA.
Damp Towel Hack Keeps Bedroom Cool in Heatwave
A home heating expert reveals a simple hack using a damp towel to cool bedrooms during a heatwave. Evaporative cooling lowers room temperature without air conditioning.
Putin Admits Russia Has 'Problems' in Ukraine War
Vladimir Putin has admitted Russia faces 'problems' in the Ukraine war after extensive Ukrainian drone strikes hit oil refineries and a weapons plant. Moscow intercepts 213 drones.
Princess Kate's Royal First: Three Peaks Challenge and Cancer Update
Princess Kate becomes first royal to complete the Three Peaks Challenge, raising funds for cancer charity and speaking about her personal experience with the illness.
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Stockton's £23m Waterfront Park Opens After Castlegate Demolition
Stockton-on-Tees has opened a £23 million waterfront urban park on the site of the former Castlegate Shopping Centre and Swallow Hotel, featuring an amphitheatre, play areas, and 17,000 plants.
Princess Kate Scales Ben Nevis for Cancer Charity Challenge
Princess Kate completed the National Three Peaks Challenge solo, raising funds for The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity and highlighting holistic cancer care.
Royals Greet Princess Kate After Three Peaks Challenge
Princess Catherine completed the Three Peaks challenge in 24 hours, raising funds for The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity. Her family, including Prince William and their children, greeted her at the finish line.
England and Wales Experience Warmest Spring on Record
England and Wales had their warmest spring on record, with low rainfall in southern counties, prompting a drought group meeting.
Giant 22-Inch Rat Found in Teesside Home Highlights Growing Rodent Crisis
A 22-inch rat found in Teesside highlights the global rat crisis, with rising numbers in cities due to warmer temperatures and waste issues.
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Millionaire Couple Helps Struggling Single Mum on TV Show
A single mum from Essex living on £59 a week was brought to tears when millionaire couple Jazz and Catia stepped in to help launch her business and buy a bed for her daughter.
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