Thames Water defers £2.5m boss bonuses until new year

Thames Water postpones controversial £2.5m retention payments for 21 executives as it seeks a multi-billion pound rescue deal. Discover the full story behind the bonus row and the utility's financial crisis.

Largest spider web found in European cave

Scientists uncover a 106-square-metre communal web housing over 100,000 spiders in a sulphur cave. Discover the extraordinary cross-border find and its unique ecosystem.

Mottley: World Needs Binding Methane Deal After Beryl

Barbados PM Mia Mottley urges a legally binding global methane agreement, citing Hurricane Beryl's damage and breached climate thresholds. Action is needed to slow warming and protect island nations.

Polar Bears Changing DNA Due to Climate Crisis

New research shows polar bears are genetically adapting to a warming Arctic, a stark sign of climate pressure. Discover the complex reality behind this 'glimmer of hope'.

Iraq's Tigris River in danger of disappearing

The Tigris River, Iraq's lifeline for millennia, is heavily polluted and drying up. Urgent action is needed to save the waterway and the ancient communities, like the Mandaeans, who depend on it for survival and faith.

The Enduring Charm of Goldfinches in UK Gardens and Art

From Renaissance masterpieces to a £380m bird food industry, the goldfinch's magical allure persists. Discover how a Derbyshire garden and centuries of folklore reveal our deep connection to this red-faced bird.

New Miniature Toad Species Found in Brazil

Scientists have discovered a new orange toad species in Brazil so small it can fit on a pencil tip. They are calling for urgent conservation efforts to protect the endangered creature and its habitat.

Rare Pygmy Hippo Calf Debuts at Duisburg Zoo

Meet Panya, the rare pygmy hippo calf taking its first steps at Duisburg Zoo. This adorable debut highlights the critical conservation efforts needed for this endangered species. Read more.

Viral 'Blood Lake' in New Mexico Sparks Biblical Fears

A strange red formation spotted on Google Earth in New Mexico has gone viral, with users fearing a biblical plague. We reveal the scientific explanation behind the 'pile of blood'. Read the full story.

Invasive quagga mussel found in Northern Ireland

The highly invasive quagga mussel has been discovered for the first time in Northern Ireland at Lower Lough Erne, posing a major threat to native wildlife and infrastructure. Officials urge public vigilance and strict biosecurity.

Natural 65p Hack Banishes Lawn Moss for Good

Discover a cheap, natural method using baking soda to eliminate lawn moss effectively. This 65p hack is safe for gardens and plants. Learn the simple steps to a moss-free lawn.

Alps glaciers face 'peak extinction' by 2033

A new study predicts the Alps could lose over 85% of its glaciers by 2100, with 'peak extinction' hitting in just eight years. The loss threatens tourism and ski resorts, underlining the urgent need for climate action.

Vet's tip to stop your dog's separation anxiety

A vet reveals why your daily habits may be causing your dog's distress when left alone and shares a simple change to ease their anxiety. Learn how to help your pet cope better.

First Giant Panda Cub Born in Indonesia at Java Zoo

A zoo on Java has released photos of Indonesia's first giant panda cub, born on November 27. The male cub, named Satrio Wiratama, is healthy and a symbol of international conservation. Read more about this landmark birth.

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