The Case for Banning Hotel Bed Cushions and Throws
A writer's crusade against unhygienic hotel bed accessories. Discover why decorative cushions and throws are a hygiene nightmare and should be removed from all hotel rooms.
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Rubber snakes deter invasive parakeets from London bird tables
A London resident found a clever, non-lethal solution to stop ring-necked parakeets raiding his feeders. Discover the debate on this invasive species and a historical recipe suggestion.
Cheap Bird Feeding Tips for Big Garden Birdwatch 2026
Get ready for the RSPB's Big Garden Birdwatch 2026 with our cost-effective guide to feeding garden birds. Learn about the best foods, feeder hygiene, and how to take part in the vital citizen science project from 23-25 January.
UK falcon thefts fuel illegal Middle East trade
An investigation reveals hundreds of UK peregrine falcon nests are being raided to supply a lucrative illegal trade to the Middle East, threatening protected species. Read the full story.
Robot toothbrush cleans teeth in 60 seconds
A Japanese robotic toothbrush promises a thorough clean in half the time. The g.EN device, designed for accessibility, has smashed its £107k crowdfunding target. Read more.
Andor star Elizabeth Dulau to play George Eliot at Hampstead Theatre
Elizabeth Dulau, breakout star of Andor, will play Victorian novelist George Eliot in the world premiere of 'Bird Grove' at Hampstead Theatre from February 13. Book tickets now.
How to make your toothbrush last longer and reduce waste
Dental experts reveal simple care techniques to extend the life of your electric or manual toothbrush, saving money and keeping plastic out of landfill. Learn about battery care, cleaning, and sustainable disposal.
Bird Flu in US Dairy: A Warning for UK Food System
The spread of H5N1 bird flu through US mega-dairies exposes the dangers of industrial farming. As the UK's dairy sector consolidates, are we facing similar risks?
How to properly clean your reusable water bottle
Reusable water bottles are a breeding ground for bacteria like E. coli. Experts reveal the essential cleaning steps you're likely missing to protect your health.
UK falcon thefts surge to feed illegal Middle East trade
Exclusive data reveals hundreds of UK peregrine falcon nests raided in a decade, fuelling an illegal trade to meet soaring demand from elite UAE falconers. Read the investigation.
Train crew served sausage rolls from bin to first class
A London North Eastern Railway employee was dismissed for gross misconduct after retrieving and reheating sausage rolls from a bin for passengers. An employment tribunal has upheld the decision.
London's hidden hygiene poverty crisis exposed
Exclusive data reveals a third of Londoners are forced to choose between food and hygiene products, with children missing school and adults job interviews. A new coalition aims to end the scandal by 2030.
UK parakeet population boom sparks wildlife concerns
The UK's ring-necked parakeet population has exploded, raising fears for native birds and bats. Scientists call for urgent research as control measures are debated.
Deformed Whale Shark Defies Odds to Survive and Thrive
Marine biologists document a 20-foot whale shark surviving with a rare spinal deformity. Discover how its filter-feeding strategy enabled its remarkable adaptation. Read the full story.
Couple's shower routine clash sparks hygiene debate
Audrey and Noah's relationship is tested by a cultural clash over showering techniques. She champions thorough exfoliation; he's a 'quick-shower guy'. You decide whose argument washes best.
Trump wrongly blames windmills for killing bald eagles
US President Donald Trump has sparked controversy by blaming wind turbines for killing bald eagles, but the photo he shared shows a falcon in Israel. Read the full fact-check here.
King's Christmas Message Most Watched Show on Christmas Day
The King's Christmas broadcast drew nearly 7 million viewers after airing across multiple channels. Meanwhile, Guardian readers share witty letters on bird apps, signs, and more.
2005 Cabinet Papers Revealed Pandemic Warnings to Howard Govt
Newly released cabinet papers show Australian officials in 2005 warned of school closures and border shutdowns in a flu pandemic, foreshadowing the Covid-19 response. Read the full story.
Warm 2025 Spring Increases UK Songbird Breeding
Data reveals the UK's warmest spring on record led to higher breeding success for 14 songbird species, offering a glimmer of hope amid long-term declines for threatened wild birds. Discover the full story.
Bird Song App Merlin's UK Popularity Takes Flight
The Merlin Bird ID app, using AI to identify birdsong, has seen an 88% surge in UK users. Discover how it's connecting people to nature and boosting mental wellbeing.
How to Safely Reheat Your Christmas Leftovers
A food hygiene expert reveals the safest methods for reheating Christmas turkey, vegetables, and more to avoid food poisoning this Boxing Day. Follow these essential tips.
Washing-up bowls face ban in UK kitchen crackdown
A proposed ban on washing-up bowls sparks a national debate. Is it a vital environmental move or an assault on British tradition? Read the full story and have your say.
Miracle chick born to rare takahē thought infertile
A 'miracle' takahē chick has hatched at Zealandia sanctuary to parents thought infertile, boosting the population of the rare New Zealand bird. Discover the heartwarming conservation story.
Supermarkets source European turkeys for Christmas
Asda, Lidl and Morrisons are stocking imported turkeys due to UK avian flu outbreaks. Discover how this impacts your Christmas dinner and British farming.
The Enduring Charm and History of the British Goldfinch
From Renaissance art believed to cure plague to a modern £380m bird food industry, the goldfinch's red face has captivated us for centuries. Discover the folklore and magic in your Derbyshire garden.
Chocolate cut-off time for sleep is 3pm, expert says
A dietitian reveals the surprising afternoon deadline for eating chocolate to avoid sleep disruption. Discover the hidden stimulants and better bedtime snacks.
London primary school gets zero food safety rating
A South London primary school has been given a food hygiene rating of zero. Inspectors found major improvements were needed, but the school says the issue was isolated and has been fixed.
Bird Theory: Does It Predict Relationship Success?
TikTok's viral 'bird theory' claims to assess your relationship's health. We examine the psychology behind 'bids for connection' and what experts really say about this social media trend.
Reporter hit in face by bird during TV shoot
Former Miss World NZ Jess Tyson was left bleeding after a bird flew into her face during an outdoor news report. See the shocking footage and her humorous response.
Strategic Edge of Commercial Cleaning for London FM
For London's facilities management, professional commercial cleaning is now a strategic imperative, boosting health, brand reputation, and efficiency. Discover how tailored, tech-enabled solutions deliver measurable results.
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