Cat missing 13 years reunited after 140-mile journey
A heartwarming tale of a cat that vanished 13 years ago only to be discovered 140 miles from home and finally reunited with its overjoyed owner.
Category : Environment
Hosepipe bans: Fines up to £1,000 as water rules tighten
Millions face hosepipe bans as water companies enforce strict rules with hefty fines. Find out what’s allowed and how to avoid penalties.
Scientists make shocking Antarctic ice discovery
A groundbreaking study reveals alarming changes in Antarctic ice, with potential worldwide impacts. Experts urge immediate action.
Gaza Food Aid Crisis: Desperation and Death
A harrowing account of the humanitarian crisis in Gaza as food aid shortages lead to tragic deaths, with Israel facing international scrutiny.
Diving for Colombia's disappeared: A perilous search
Brave divers risk their lives in Colombia's treacherous waters to recover the remains of the disappeared, shedding light on the country's dark history of violence.
USDA Accused of Bias Against Black Farmers
A new report reveals systemic bias in USDA loan approvals, disproportionately affecting Black farmers during Trump's presidency.
Mangelwurzel: The Viral Veg Revival
Once a staple in wartime Britain, the humble mangelwurzel is now trending as a versatile and nutritious root vegetable. Discover its history, culinary uses, and why it’s gaining viral fame.
Mountain lion mauls 4-year-old in horrifying attack
A savage mountain lion attack in the US has left a four-year-old boy with severe injuries. The terrifying incident occurred during a family outing, sparking a frantic rescue operation.
Yellowstone quake surge sparks eruption fears
A dramatic increase in seismic activity at Yellowstone National Park has scientists on high alert. Could this be a sign of an impending supervolcanic eruption?
Grow Free Strawberries with This Simple Trick
Discover the secret to growing endless strawberries without buying new plants. This easy gardening trick will save you money and boost your harvest.
UK households face possible tap water ban this summer
Millions of UK households could face tap water restrictions this summer as drought conditions worsen. Experts urge immediate action to conserve water.
Mountain lion attack injures cyclist in national park
A mountain lion attacked a cyclist in Washington's Olympic National Park, leaving the victim with severe injuries. Authorities have located and euthanised the animal.
Giant Shark 'Deep Blue' Spotted Near Hawaii
Marine experts are stunned after the legendary great white shark 'Deep Blue' was spotted near Hawaii. Could she be the largest ever recorded?
Vietnam & China smash rainfall records amid deadly floods
Unprecedented rainfall in Vietnam and southern China triggers deadly floods, with experts pointing to climate change as a key factor.
Thames Water warns of summer hosepipe ban after floods
Thames Water has announced a potential hosepipe ban this summer, despite recent heavy rainfall and flooding across the UK. Experts warn of water shortages as demand rises.
Exotic peach tree thrives outside British Co-op
Discover how an unexpected peach tree is flourishing in a British town, offering a taste of the exotic in an everyday setting.
Bring dead hydrangeas back to life with this expert trick
Gardeners, rejoice! Experts share an easy method to bring your hydrangeas back to life, even if they look completely dead. Discover the secret to vibrant blooms all season long.
Mountain goat charges woman in Seattle – NPS warning
A woman in Seattle narrowly escaped injury after a mountain goat charged at her, prompting a warning from the National Park Service about wildlife safety.
Coffee grounds boost your garden—here's how!
Experts reveal how leftover coffee grounds can boost your garden's health—saving you money and reducing waste.
San Francisco Bay whale deaths puzzle scientists
A troubling surge in whale fatalities along the San Francisco Bay coastline has left marine biologists scrambling for answers, with ship strikes and environmental factors under scrutiny.
Tuvalu seeks ICJ opinion on climate change impact
The Pacific island nation of Tuvalu has requested an advisory opinion from the International Court of Justice on the legal obligations of states to address climate change, marking a pivotal moment in global climate justice efforts.
Expert Tips for Lush Lavender Blooms
Discover the secret to growing lush lavender with masses of flowers this summer. Expert gardening tips reveal the perfect pruning time and essential care for vibrant blooms.
Mysterious 'Wave Glider' Found Off Queensland Coast
A bizarre 'wave glider' device was discovered off the coast of Queensland, baffling locals and igniting speculation about its origins—from military tech to alien encounters.
1p hack keeps flowers fresh all summer
Discover this genius 1p gardening trick that keeps your flowers fresh and vibrant for weeks. Perfect for budget-conscious gardeners!
Texas Wildfires: Abbott Declares Disaster as Blazes Spread
Governor Greg Abbott has declared a disaster in Texas as wildfires devastate multiple counties, including Travis and Dallas. Emergency responders battle the flames amid extreme conditions.
Widow gets £5m estate day after farmer's death
A grieving widow in Ireland has inherited her late husband's £5 million estate just one day after his sudden passing, raising eyebrows about the timing of the inheritance.
PFAS in plastics linked to diabetes risk
New research reveals a troubling connection between PFAS chemicals in everyday plastics and increased diabetes risk, urging immediate regulatory action.
Trump Adviser Brooke Rollins Captures Huge Python in Florida
Former Trump adviser Brooke Rollins stuns with a daring python capture in the Florida Everglades, showcasing her fearless side beyond politics.
Oregon protests erupt over controversial new policy
Hundreds of protesters gathered in Oregon to oppose a controversial new measure. Here’s why tensions are rising.
Report: UK water sector needs urgent reform
A new report highlights the urgent need for reform in the UK's water industry, criticising excessive bureaucracy and calling for practical solutions.
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