Iran's 'Blood Red Sea' Sparks Biblical Plague Fears
Stunning footage shows Iran's Persian Gulf turn crimson after rainfall. Discover the natural phenomenon behind the 'End Times' spectacle and its impact on the region.
Category : Environment
Minister denies 'breaking bodies' of hunger-striking activists
A government minister has insisted authorities are not trying to 'break the bodies' of Palestine Action protesters on hunger strike, after a doctor warned eight are dying. Read the latest from Westminster.
Jane Goodall's final act was adopting rescue bear Robinson
Before her death at 91, Dr Jane Goodall became guardian to a moon bear rescued from a Vietnamese bile farm. Her moving words reveal her fight for the 'sassy' survivor named Robinson.
Police seen kicking protester at Brussels farmers' protest
Shocking footage emerges of police violence during a farmers' protest in Brussels against EU agricultural policy. See the full story and video analysis.
Sarah Burton, Greenpeace legal pioneer, dies aged 73
Sarah Burton, a formidable legal mind for Greenpeace and Amnesty, has died aged 73. She was most proud of mentoring young women who now lead major NGOs. Read her remarkable story.
Kenya court to rule on luxury camp blocking wildebeest
A Kenyan court will proceed with a case against a $3,500-per-night Ritz-Carlton safari camp accused of blocking the iconic wildebeest migration in Maasai Mara. Read the latest.
Sri Lanka arrests three over horrific elephant burning video
Three Sri Lankan men were arrested after a viral video showed them setting a wild elephant on fire. The animal later died, sparking outrage and highlighting the nation's human-elephant conflict.
Whistleblower Leaks Horrific Slaughterhouse Abuse Videos
Disturbing footage shows workers at a US meat plant beating, stabbing, and urinating on cows. PETA warns of serious consequences. Read the full investigation.
Farmers block Brussels in protest against EU-Mercosur trade deal
Angry farmers besieged EU summit, clashing with police over fears the South American trade pact will destroy livelihoods. Read the latest on the escalating protests and political deadlock.
Rare fisher sighted in Ohio after 100-year absence
A fisher, unseen in Cuyahoga County for over a century, was captured on camera in Cleveland Metroparks, signalling a conservation triumph. Discover the story and how to report sightings.
South Korea's 96.8% food waste recycling success
Seoul's high-tech RFID bins charge residents per gram of waste, slashing food waste by 23.9% in a decade. Discover the system changing kitchen habits globally.
Rare Fisher Spotted in Ohio for First Time in a Century
A fisher, unseen in Ohio for over 100 years, has been captured on camera in Cleveland Metroparks. Discover the story of its return and what it means for local conservation efforts.
New Texas sanctuary protects endangered whooping cranes
A major conservation victory in Texas protects over 3,300 acres of vital winter habitat for the endangered whooping crane, securing a future for the rare species. Discover the story of survival.
UK's Worst-Case Climate Scenarios Revealed
Scientists warn the UK must prepare for 'plausible' extreme climate impacts, including a 4C temperature rise and 2-metre sea level rise. Discover the risks and the urgent need for resilience planning.
Inside the Christmas tree farm's year-long operation
Discover the 12-month effort to grow and harvest Christmas trees, from spring planting to winter helicopter lifts. A festive job with demanding physical challenges.
Man admits throwing kittens into River Thames
Andrew Shephard pleads guilty to animal cruelty after tipping three kittens into the Thames from a London bridge. Follow for the latest on this shocking case.
King Charles recalls 'bloody cold' 1975 Arctic ice dive
King Charles reflects on his 1975 Canadian Arctic adventure, including an iconic ice dive in a bowler hat, in a new ITV documentary on climate change. Tune in tonight.
Rain Turns Iranian Beach into Striking Red Spectacle
Heavy rainfall on Hormuz Island created a stunning natural phenomenon, washing red soil into the sea. Watch the video of this incredible transformation.
How grassroots groups are tackling the UK's loneliness crisis
Across the UK, grassroots initiatives from farming co-ops to urban neighbourhood projects are rebuilding community bonds to fight a historic epidemic of social isolation. Discover how they're making a difference.
Albino Badger Could Derail £25m Stately Home Rescue
A rare albino badger named Alberto could derail ambitious £25m plans to restore fire-ravaged Parnham House in Dorset. Conservationists warn the development would destroy a protected wildlife habitat. Read the full story.
Guggenheim Scraps Basque Country Expansion Plan
The Guggenheim Foundation has scrapped plans to build a new museum in a protected Spanish biosphere reserve following intense local protests. Read the full story on the victory for environmental campaigners.
Farmers 'bewildered' by Labour's inheritance tax changes
UK farmers protest Labour's new 20% 'tractor tax' on agricultural assets over £1m. Industry warns it threatens farm viability and future food production. Read the full report.
Home Appliances Emit Harmful Pollutants, Study Finds
New research reveals common kitchen and beauty devices release trillions of ultrafine particles linked to serious health risks. Experts call for urgent design changes to protect indoor air quality.
One-eyed dog's emotional adoption story moves the nation
A one-eyed rescue dog named Odin, once 'invisible', finds his forever home. See how love transformed this shy pup, leaving pet lovers across the UK in tears. Read his heartwarming story.
Spanish lab raided over swine fever outbreak fears
Spanish police search a Barcelona lab amid fears the African swine fever outbreak originated there. The virus threatens Europe's top pork producer. Read the latest.
UK farming sector 'bewildered and frightened', review finds
A major review by Baroness Minette Batters calls for a 'new deal' for UK farming, citing inheritance tax fears and payment uncertainty. Read the key recommendations and the government's response.
Farming review urges 'new deal' for 'bewildered' sector
A major government review warns UK farmers are 'bewildered and frightened' by inheritance tax and payment changes. Former NFU president calls for a 'new deal' to ensure profitability and food security.
Farmers 'Bewildered' by Labour's £1m Inheritance Tax
A government review finds new inheritance tax rules on farms over £1m have left British farmers scared for their future. Read the full report and political fallout.
Arctic warming at twice global rate in record hot year
The Arctic's hottest year on record is warming at more than twice the global average, disrupting ocean currents and weather patterns across Europe and North America. Read the full report.
Farming Sector 'Bewildered and Frightened', Review Finds
A major review by Baroness Minette Batters calls for a 'new deal' for UK farming, citing extreme weather, soaring costs, and deep anxiety over inheritance tax and post-Brexit payments.
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