New photos released 25 years after Peter Falconio murder
NT police release previously unseen photos on 25th anniversary of British backpacker Peter Falconio's murder, hoping to jog memories and find his remains.
Category : Environment
Fungi: The Invisible Force Protecting Our Planet
Dr Toby Kiers discusses her award-winning research mapping fungal networks on Palmyra Atoll, revealing fungi's critical role in Earth's ecosystems and climate.
Spotting a young hare on Eyam Moor requires stealth
A leveret's form is found empty on Eyam Moor, Derbyshire, highlighting the hare's subterfuge for survival. The author reflects on lagomorph reproduction and the creature's elusive nature.
Ocean appointed as trustee by Scottish marine scientists
The Scottish Association for Marine Science has appointed the ocean as a board trustee, giving it a formal voice in decisions, inspired by Indigenous cultures and the rights of nature movement.
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Undercover in Laos: Chinese Tourism Fuels Wildlife Trafficking
Undercover investigation reveals how Chinese tourism boom in Laos fuels illegal wildlife trade, pushing pangolins toward extinction.
Undercover in Laos: Chinese tourism fuels wildlife crime
Covert footage reveals how crime networks in Laos use front shops to sell pangolin scales, bear bile, and tiger bones to Chinese tourists, fueling a booming illegal trade.
Man dies after cattle injury on Norfolk National Trust estate
A man in his 70s has died after being injured by cattle on the National Trust estate at Felbrigg Hall in Norfolk, prompting an investigation by police and the Health and Safety Executive.
California faces highest shark numbers in years as great whites head north
El Niño is driving juvenile great white sharks from warm Mexican waters to California, with scientists predicting one of the sharkiest summers in a decade. Incidents with humans remain rare.
Church of England rejects 30% rewilding target
The Church of England voted against a plan to restore 30% of its land for nature by 2030, passing a weaker amendment instead. Campaigners criticize lack of moral leadership.
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Bison attack survivor: animal spared my life
Carl McDaniel, 65, was tossed 8ft by a bison at Yellowstone, breaking his femur in four places. He believes the bison spared his life by not goring him.
Bastille Day parade amid heatwave and wildfires
Emmanuel Macron presided over his final Bastille Day parade in Paris as a heatwave and wildfires forced cancellations of fireworks and balls across France.
Kemi Badenoch purges Tories over net zero, ECHR
Kemi Badenoch removes whip from Tory peer Gavin Barwell for supporting net zero and ECHR, signaling a purge of moderates as party polls at 19%.
Burnham must close climate adaptation gap or risk doom loop
Andy Burnham must urgently address the climate adaptation gap to prevent a 'derailment' spiral where extreme weather fuels climate-sceptic parties, warns Laurie Laybourn.
Bison Tosses Grandfather in Yellowstone
A 65-year-old grandfather was tossed into the air by a 2,000lb bull bison in Yellowstone, suffering broken bones. The attack was caught on video.
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London hosepipe ban: exemptions and neighbour reporting rules
Affinity Water imposes hosepipe ban in parts of London due to record summer heat. Exemptions for priority customers and blue badge holders. Other suppliers not yet following.
First gull ranger starts work in Eyemouth
Patrick Safford, 24, has been hired as Britain's first gull ranger in Eyemouth to educate the public and reduce conflict with seagulls, which he says are 'intelligent and pretty harmless'.
Invasive mussels clog London pipes, Thames Water says
Thames Water spends over £6 million yearly removing invasive Quagga mussels, with engineers often finding hundreds of thousands clogging pipes, threatening water supply and infrastructure.
Mayfair park reopens after £25m green upgrade
Grosvenor Square in Mayfair reopens July 20 after a £25m refurbishment, adding 150,000 plants, wetlands, and climate resilience features as a 'gift to London'.
UK heatwaves may be causing late or double periods
Thousands of UK women report late or double periods in June. Experts explain how heatwaves can disrupt menstrual cycles due to stress, sleep changes, and dehydration.
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Warning after children petting deer in Richmond Park
Parents criticised as children crowd and stroke wild deer in Richmond Park, prompting fears of a fatal incident. Royal Parks warns to stay 50 metres away.
Sewage smell forces residents to flee cul-de-sac on holiday
Residents of Alsops Road in Ashford are forced to take holidays to escape a 'rotting eggs and diarrhoea' smell from Southern Water's pumping station, which has worsened since September 2025 and is under investigation.
London Plastic Bathroom Waste: 89% of Cosmetics Contain Plastic
A new poll reveals 89% of Londoners' cosmetic products contain plastic, with 71% unaware of plastic in wet wipes, highlighting bathroom waste as a major pollution source.
Warning: Stay 50 Metres Away from Deer After Fatal Risk
Royal Parks warns visitors to stay at least 50 metres from deer in Richmond Park after footage shows adults and children crowding and stroking the animals, risking fatal accidents.
Volkswagen crisis: EU must act to prevent deindustrialisation
China's trade surplus with the EU grows 30% yearly, risking deindustrialisation. Volkswagen plans to cut 100,000 jobs, prompting calls for robust EU industrial strategy.
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Heatwave deaths top 2,700 in UK; urgent action needed
Over 2,700 people have died from extreme heat in Britain this summer, prompting calls for a national Extreme Heat Strategy and an end to fossil fuel reliance.
Life Among Jakarta's Trash Mountains: Waste Pickers Face Uncertainty
At Bantar Gebang, one of Asia's largest landfills, thousands of waste pickers risk their lives daily. With the site over capacity and slated for closure by 2027, their livelihoods hang in the balance.
Phacelia: the most useful plant for gardens and farms
Phacelia tanacetifolia, a cover crop, offers nectar for insects, suppresses weeds, and improves soil. Its coiled flowers inspire art and support biodiversity.
1976 Ladybird Deluge: 50,000 per Acre in Wales
In July 1976, a massive swarm of seven-spot ladybirds hit the Welsh coast, with densities reaching 50,000 per acre, causing panic among beachgoers.
NC woman, 82, survives 9 days trapped in bathtub
Joan Rivet, 82, survived nine days trapped in her bathtub by turning the faucet with her foot and splashing water to her face, drifting in and out of consciousness.
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Wildfires Burn Across UK, Major Incidents in Wales and Derbyshire
Major incidents declared in north Wales and Derbyshire as wildfires force evacuations; Natural England warns of exceptional fire risk in southern Britain.
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