Manure dumped at Ritz Hotel Christmas tree in protest
Activists from the Take Back Power group targeted The Ritz in Mayfair with a pungent protest against wealth inequality. Read the full story on the demonstration and police response.
Category : Environment
Bean Family Farm faces closure in land trust battle
A 14th-generation Massachusetts farm, run by an L.L. Bean descendant, fights to survive. A local land trust blocks expansion onto conserved land, sparking a legal battle and fears of a community food desert.
Boil Water Notice for 24,000 Homes in Kent
South East Water restores supply to Tunbridge Wells after five days, but issues a crucial boil water notice. Residents face ongoing disruption as company apologises.
Rare white lion cubs born in Venezuelan zoo
A Venezuelan zoo celebrates the birth of two endangered white lion cubs, a vital boost for a species with under 200 left globally. Follow their journey and join the naming contest.
Southeast Asia floods kill 1,300, a climate warning
Catastrophic floods across Southeast Asia have killed over 1,300. Experts warn rising emissions and deforestation make such disasters the 'new normal'. Urgent action is needed.
Intoxicated raccoon breaks into liquor store, passes out
A raccoon crashed through a Virginia liquor store ceiling, smashed bottles, and was found 'very intoxicated' in the bathroom. Read the full bizarre story of this furry bandit's spree.
Intoxicated raccoon breaks into liquor store, passes out
A raccoon smashed its way into a Virginia liquor store, destroyed stock, and passed out in the bathroom. Read the bizarre story of this furry intruder's wild night.
Labour's new air pollution rules target wood-burning stoves
Labour's new environmental plan proposes tighter restrictions on wood-burning stoves, linked to serious health risks. Discover the facts and how to reduce harm.
Drunk raccoon breaks into Virginia liquor store
A raccoon broke into a Virginia liquor store, smashing bottles and getting drunk on scotch before being found passed out. Read the hilarious story of the animal's boozy escapade.
Marina Silva: 'Tiny crack for action' remains on climate
Brazil's environment minister Marina Silva gives an exclusive interview post-COP30, warning global efforts are 'insufficient' and only a narrow window for decisive action remains to save the planet.
520+ Chemicals Found in English Soil from Human Waste
A new study reveals over 520 chemicals, including banned pharmaceuticals, are persisting in English soils due to the use of treated human waste as fertiliser, posing potential risks to the food chain.
Delhi police accuse climate protesters of terror links
Delhi police arrest climate protesters, alleging Maoist ties as city chokes on hazardous smog. Six remanded in custody under serious national security charges.
Myanmar conflict drives record opium poppy cultivation
Intensifying civil war in Myanmar has led to a record expansion of opium poppy farming, with devastating humanitarian and global consequences. Read the full UN report analysis.
Surprise Origin of Cirrus Clouds Discovered by Scientists
New research reveals a surprising source for high-altitude cirrus clouds, challenging climate models. Discover how this impacts our understanding of global warming.
Country Diary: A Broken Leg and Singing Crossbills
A solitary walk in a winter forest turns surreal with a broken leg discovery and the rare song of crossbills. A poignant reflection on nature's cycles and resilience.
National Trust buys land around Cerne Abbas Giant
The National Trust has purchased 25 acres of chalk downland surrounding Dorset's famous Cerne Abbas Giant for £1.5 million, safeguarding the ancient site's setting. Support their conservation work.
Report: Reuse Schemes Could End Plastic Waste in 15 Years
A new report reveals that mandatory reuse and return systems could eliminate single-use plastic waste in the UK within 15 years. Discover the roadmap to a cleaner future.
Endangered white lion cubs born in Venezuelan zoo
Maracay Delicias Zoo in Venezuela welcomes two rare white lion cubs, a conservation triumph. Public naming contest launched. Learn about this genetic rarity and global efforts.
Aussie Publican's Fury Over Indigenous Road Signs Sparks Debate
A Queensland publican demands removal of 'Bigambul Traditional Country' road signs, sparking a fierce national debate over native title, history, and community consultation. Read the full story.
Farmers arrested in London tractor protest over tax
British farmers were arrested in London after a Budget Day tractor protest against an agricultural inheritance tax. Read their story and the claims of political policing.
Invasive Chinese Mitten Crab Found Again in Oregon
An invasive Chinese mitten crab, capable of scaling 13-foot walls, has been found in Oregon's Willamette River. Wildlife officials urge public vigilance to protect native ecosystems.
Drunk raccoon wrecks liquor store in Virginia
A raccoon broke into a Virginia liquor store, smashed bottles, and drank scotch before being found passed out. The animal was safely released after sobering up. Read the full story of this unusual break-in.
Drunk raccoon breaks into Virginia liquor store
A raccoon broke into a closed Virginia liquor store, drank alcohol, and passed out. The animal was safely released after sobering up. Read the full story.
AI finds 86,000 hidden quakes at Yellowstone supervolcano
Artificial intelligence has detected tens of thousands of tiny, previously missed earthquakes beneath Yellowstone, mapping its normal 'heartbeat' and creating a vital tool for future eruption warnings. Discover the seismic breakthrough.
Labour MPs rebel against farmer inheritance tax plans
Labour backbenchers urge government to review farming inheritance tax after Commons vote, arguing it fails to target celebrities and billionaires. Read the latest.
Schoolies Trip Ends in Tragedy as Teen Swept Out to Sea
An 18-year-old school leaver is missing, presumed drowned, after being caught in a rip current at an unpatrolled NSW beach. The search has been called off due to dangerous conditions.
Indonesia floods death toll passes 700, 1 million evacuated
Torrential rains and flash floods across Asia have killed over 1,200 people, with scientists linking the destructive power to human-induced climate change. Discover the escalating crisis.
One Plant to Attract Robins to Your Garden All Year
Discover the gardening hack to see robins in your garden beyond Christmas. Planting a hawthorn tree and providing the right food can make your space a bird haven.
Swine Fever Outbreak in Spain Blamed on Sandwich
Spain's military is deployed after an African swine fever outbreak near Barcelona, potentially caused by a contaminated sausage sandwich. Key exports to the UK and China are halted.
Use 99p bubble wrap to stop frost damaging garden plants
A floral expert explains how to use cheap bubble wrap as insulation to protect your outdoor plants from freezing UK winter temperatures. Simple steps to safeguard your garden.
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