Climate Change Makes Sharks Lose Their Teeth, Scientists Warn
Groundbreaking research reveals ocean acidification, driven by climate change, is causing catastrophic damage to shark denticles, weakening their skin and threatening their survival.
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18,000 Radioactive Barrels Found Dumped in Atlantic Ocean
Exclusive investigation uncovers a chilling Cold War legacy: 18,000 barrels of radioactive waste, including plutonium, deliberately dumped in the Atlantic by European governments, now threatening marine ecosystems and public health.
RNLI Heroes Save Family & Dog From Rising Tide
Dramatic footage captures the moment RNLI lifeboat crews execute a perilous rescue of a family of five and their stranded dog, cut off by the fast-incoming tide on the UK coast. A story of courage and swift action.
Dehydration: The Silent Signs & How To Hydrate
Are you chronically dehydrated without knowing it? Discover the crucial signs your body needs more than just water, the vital role of electrolytes, and expert tips for optimal hydration to boost your health and energy levels.
Florida's Oyster Collapse Silences a Jazz Tradition
The catastrophic decline of Florida's oyster population is not just an ecological disaster; it's unravelling the cultural fabric of Apalachicola, silencing a unique jazz heritage born on its shores for generations.
Lesbian pop-up defied Hurricane Katrina devastation
The remarkable story of Grrlspot, a pop-up lesbian dance party that became a beacon of hope and defiance in the immediate, chaotic aftermath of Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans.
Zero-Waste Pea Pod Risotto Recipe
Discover how to turn discarded pea pods into a flavourful, creamy stock for a deliciously sustainable summer risotto. This simple zero-waste recipe reduces food waste and elevates your cooking.
Killer Whales Force Sailors to Stay in Port in Spain
Mariners along Spain's coast are facing a new and terrifying threat as pods of aggressive killer whales have shifted their attacks from deep waters into shockingly shallow bays, prompting urgent safety warnings to avoid sailing altogether.
North Yorkshire Moors Blaze: Major Firefighting Operation
Emergency services battle large-scale moorland fire near Scarborough as dry conditions fuel blaze. Crews work through the night to protect nearby villages.
UK scientists create liquid fuel from sunlight and air
Groundbreaking Cambridge research achieves major breakthrough in artificial photosynthesis, creating sustainable liquid fuels directly from sunlight, CO₂, and water—potentially revolutionising clean energy.
Welsh Water fined £40m for data misreporting
Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water has been hit with a £40 million penalty by Ofwat for providing inaccurate sewage treatment and leakage data, in one of the largest fines ever issued to a UK water company.
Wasp 'Witch' & Penguin Huddles in Stunning Wildlife Photos
From a wasp mimicking a fairytale witch to emperor penguins huddling against an Antarctic storm, the Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition unveils its most spellbinding finalists, showcasing the planet's breathtaking beauty and fragility.
Welsh Water fined £40m for misreporting performance data
Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water has been hit with a £40 million penalty by regulator Ofwat for seriously misrepresenting its performance data, affecting customers in Wales and Herefordshire.
California's Red-Legged Frog Makes Historic Comeback
In a landmark victory for conservation, the iconic California red-legged frog has been successfully reintroduced to its native habitat in the Sierra Nevada, marking its return after a two-decade absence due to catastrophic population decline.
Billionaire's wildlife sanctuary under animal mistreatment probe
The world's largest wildlife rescue centre, established by Anant Ambani, faces a government probe following allegations of animal neglect and inadequate living conditions for its 2,000 inhabitants.
National Trust may shut fountains due to water shortage
Iconic water features at National Trust sites including Fountains Abbey and Mottisfont face being switched off as hosepipe bans come into effect across southern England.
Rare 'Sailback Houndshark' Discovered in UK Waters
In a stunning marine discovery, scientists have identified a new species of shark, the Sailback Houndshark, off the UK coast, rewriting what we know about British marine biodiversity.
Surfer survives horror shark bite in Cornwall
A British surfer cheats death after a brutal shark bite off the Cornish coast. Read the incredible story of survival and the emergency response that saved his life.
Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2025 Opens for Entries
The Natural History Museum's prestigious Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition is now accepting submissions for its 2025 edition. Amateur and professional photographers worldwide are invited to showcase their work celebrating the planet's extraord
Thames Water agrees £75m fine payment plan for sewage offences
Thames Water has struck a crucial deal with regulators to pay a £75m fine for sewage spills and illegal dividends through a multi-year payment plan, averting immediate financial crisis but facing intense scrutiny over its environmental record and financia
Climate scientist wins seat next to Environment Minister on flight
Renewable energy leader Simon Holmes à Court secures a unique opportunity for climate expert Professor Lesley Hughes to confront Environment Minister Sussan Ley on a Qantas flight, in a bold move for climate action.
Govt plans emergency Thames Water takeover amid debt crisis
Exclusive: Ministers and regulators prepare contingency plan for Thames Water's potential collapse as Britain's largest water supplier struggles under massive debt burden, raising concerns about bills and service delivery.
Neighbour's disgusting bin habit sparks street row
A furious neighbourly dispute has erupted over a resident's 'disgusting' bin habit, with locals complaining of maggots, flies, and a putrid stench taking over their street. The shocking row highlights the tensions that can boil over in close-knit communit
Wild Bees Balance Nutrition Through Diverse Flower Selection
Groundbreaking UK research reveals wild bees actively seek diverse flower types to balance their nutritional intake, challenging long-held beliefs about pollinator behaviour.
5,500-Year-Old Neolithic Tomb Unearthed on Scottish Island
Archaeologists have made a breathtaking find on the Scottish Isle of Arran, unearthing a perfectly preserved Neolithic tomb dating back an astonishing 5,500 years. The ancient burial site, hidden for millennia, offers an unprecedented window into Scotland
Acidic Oceans Eroding Shark Teeth, Study Reveals
New scientific research reveals a hidden crisis as rising CO2 levels are acidifying our oceans, causing significant damage to shark teeth and threatening their ability to hunt and feed effectively.
Nature's Survivor: A Toad's Triumph in the Harvest Stubble
A remarkable discovery in a Northumberland stubble field reveals the incredible survival story of a common toad, offering a poignant glimpse into the hidden wildlife dramas unfolding after the combine harvesters leave.
Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2025 Winners Unveiled
The Natural History Museum unveils the breathtaking winners of the prestigious Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2025 competition, showcasing extraordinary moments from the natural world that highlight both its splendour and vulnerability.
Rocks Form in Decades, Not Millennia, Says New Study
Groundbreaking research from a British university shatters the long-held belief that rock formation is a process of millions of years. Scientists have proven it can happen in mere decades, revolutionising our understanding of geology, carbon capture, and
'Extinct' False Catshark Rediscovered After Decades
In a stunning marine biology breakthrough, a shark species thought to be extinct for decades, the False Catshark, has been miraculously rediscovered off the coast of Scotland, rewriting conservation science.
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