Flesh-Eating Parasite Reaches US for First Time Since 1966
A New World Screwworm infestation has been confirmed in Texas, marking the first US case since 1966. The parasite lays larvae in wounds, threatening livestock and pets.
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England Fans Save 20% on Retro Shirts for World Cup 2026
England fans can save 20% on retro shirts from Kitbag using code RETRO20 until June 11, featuring iconic designs from 1966 to 2004.
Europe Braces for Scorching Summer with 45°C Heat
Spain, Portugal, and France face extreme heat up to 45°C as Europe prepares for a sweltering summer, with record-breaking temperatures expected.
UK Construction Output Falls at Fastest Rate Since Pandemic
UK construction output declined at the fastest rate since the pandemic in May, driven by Iran war fears and political uncertainty, according to the S&P Global PMI survey.
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Fire Erupts at Tata Steel Plant in Port Talbot
A significant fire erupted at the Tata Steel plant in Port Talbot, south Wales, on Wednesday evening. All staff evacuated safely, and crews worked overnight to contain the blaze.
Sainsbury's Ditches Brown Eggs for Net Zero
Sainsbury's will sell only white eggs under its own-brand label, citing a 12.7% smaller carbon footprint and better hen welfare, as part of its net zero strategy.
BYD Atto 2 DM-i: Efficient and Great Value Plug-In Hybrid
The BYD Atto 2 DM-i plug-in hybrid offers up to 55 miles electric range, 621 miles total, premium cabin, and excellent value from £26,995. Firm ride is the main drawback.
Japan's Famous Monkey Punch Gets Air Conditioning Amid Heat
Punch the baby macaque, who went viral for clinging to a stuffed toy after being abandoned, will get air conditioning at his Japanese zoo as summers worsen.
Cauliflower and Pears: Best Winter Value in Australia
Discover the best-value fruit and veg for June in Australia: dense cauliflowers, juicy pears, mandarins, and more. Expert tips on what to buy and avoid this winter.
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Australia's Battery Revolution: Guardian Weekly Inside
Explore Australia's shift to battery power, from renewable storage to electric vehicles, as featured in the June 5 Guardian Weekly.
Japan Plastic Shortage Worsens Amid Naphtha Crisis
Japan is running out of plastic bags, trays, and gloves due to naphtha shortages from the Middle East crisis, affecting supermarkets, bakeries, and waste management.
Miliband's Climate Targets Could Cut Meat and Dairy
Ed Miliband accepts Climate Change Committee targets that may require a 25% reduction in meat and 20% in dairy consumption by 2038, sparking debate over diet and emissions.
33 Chinese Hybrid Cars Burn in Southampton Dock Fire
Over 30 Chinese-made Jaecoo hybrid cars caught fire at Southampton docks, causing thick black smoke. The vehicles, already sold to customers, were worth nearly £1 million. No injuries reported.
Tropical Storm Amanda Forms in Pacific, First of Season
Tropical Storm Amanda has formed in the Pacific, becoming NOAA's first named storm of the season. Currently far from land, it poses no immediate threat but is expected to strengthen.
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England's World Cup Hinges on Heat and Travel Solutions
England's World Cup campaign faces unprecedented challenges with heat and travel. Dr Ben Rosenblatt, former performance coach, emphasizes calm preparation and individual player management.
New Bentley Flying Spur: Classic Look, Supercar Power
Bentley unveils the new Flying Spur with single headlights, a 671bhp hybrid S model, and a premium Naim audio system. Production starts September 2026.
Santos to Drill New Gas Wells in Beetaloo Basin
Santos has received approval for up to 12 new gas wells in the Beetaloo Basin, sparking environmental concerns over fracking impacts on water and wildlife.
Giant Scorpion as Big as a Labrador Roamed Ancient Britain
A new study reveals Praearcturus gigas, a 3.2-foot scorpion, roamed Britain 415 million years ago, making it the largest known scorpion and an apex predator.
Best Heat-Tolerant Flowers for Hot, Dry Summers
Discover flowers that thrive in hot, dry summers, including coneflower, black-eyed Susan, blanket flower, zinnias, and more. Tips for a resilient garden.
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29-Day Deadline to Avoid £221 Energy Bill Hike
UK households have 29 days to avoid a £221 energy bill increase as Ofgem's price cap rises July 1. Switching to fixed tariffs could save up to £255 annually.
BAT Hikes Smokeless Growth Forecast Amid Shift from Cigarettes
British American Tobacco upgrades smokeless sales growth to mid-teens, citing strong vape and nicotine pouch demand, as global cigarette volumes fall faster than expected.
Alan Titchmarsh: Marigolds Deter Tomato Pests
Gardening expert Alan Titchmarsh advises planting French marigolds near tomatoes to naturally repel whiteflies through companion planting, avoiding chemical sprays.
Cape Cod Meteorite: NASA Dubs It 'Fishy Squisher'
NASA estimates the meteorite that boomed over Cape Cod released 300 tons of TNT energy. It likely landed in Cape Cod Bay, potentially recoverable.
Scientists Uncover Hidden Origins of Biblical Euphrates River
Researchers have reconstructed the ancient history of the Euphrates River, revealing its formation from two rivers that merged 1.6 million years ago, solving a long-standing geological mystery.
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UK Braces for Asian Hornet Invasion Amid Heatwave
Unusually hot weather could trigger a surge in Asian hornet populations across the UK, with 2026 predicted to be one of the hottest years on record. Experts warn eradication may no longer be feasible.
Heatwave May Trigger Asian Hornet Surge in UK
Experts warn that an unusually hot 2026 could accelerate Asian hornet invasions across the UK, with sightings already doubling last year, posing a major threat to honeybees.
Wildfires Near Oil Sands Threaten Global Supply
Seven active wildfires near major oil sands sites in northern Alberta raise fears of production disruption, as Canada's oil output faces perennial threat from climate change-induced blazes.
Gas Use in Australia Peaks, Enters Structural Decline
A Grattan Institute report finds gas usage in Australia has peaked across all sectors and is in structural decline, urging policies to accelerate reductions to meet net zero targets.
UK Dog Owners Urged to Learn Pet CPR Amid Heatwave
With Britain experiencing its hottest May on record, vets are urging dog owners to learn pet CPR, as heat stroke is a leading cause of cardiac arrest in dogs. Early intervention could be lifesaving.
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Severe Storm Batters Western Australia with 130km/h Winds
An intense deep low pressure system brings destructive winds up to 130km/h, heavy rain, and widespread blackouts to Western Australia, affecting over 28,000 customers.
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