Australia's Summer Heatwave Breaks Temperature Records
Australia has experienced its hottest summer on record, with heatwaves pushing temperatures to unprecedented levels, raising climate concerns.
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Mass Seabird Starvation Crisis Hits European Coasts
Tens of thousands of seabirds, including puffins and guillemots, are washing up dead on European beaches due to starvation from Atlantic storms, marking the biggest seabird wreck in a decade.
Climate Crisis Will Reshape Global Power in 20 Years
Former diplomat Arthur Snell warns that climate change is accelerating conflict, migration, and fostering a new age of empire, with democracies dangerously unprepared for the geopolitical shifts ahead.
Saharan Dust Brings Vibrant Sunsets and Hazy Skies to UK
A plume of Saharan dust is sweeping across Britain, promising spectacular hazy sunsets and coating surfaces. Temperatures may hit 19C in southern areas due to warm southern airflows.
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Chickens Peck at Dead Hen in Caged Egg Farm Investigation
An animal welfare group exposes alleged cruelty at a Shropshire egg farm, with footage showing hens in cramped cages pecking at a corpse, sparking calls for a ban on caged hens.
Krill Harvesting Giant Aker QRILL in Sustainability Row
Environmental groups challenge the Marine Stewardship Council's recommendation to recertify Aker QRILL's Antarctic krill fishery, citing lapsed conservation measures and climate threats to the fragile ecosystem.
Siekopai Women Lead Amazon Resistance Against Oil Industry
Siekopai women from Ecuador and Peru are at the forefront of protecting the Amazon from oil extraction and contamination, using both ancestral knowledge and modern technology in their fight for territorial rights and environmental preservation.
Bird Walks Reveal Thrush Mimicry and Rare Geese in Yorkshire
A guided bird sound safari in North York Moors uncovers song thrushes mimicking multiple species and a rare influx of Siberian geese, highlighting the power of auditory birdwatching.
Britain's Floss Pick Litter Epidemic: Mystery Solved
Discarded floss picks are appearing across UK streets, sparking environmental concerns. Experts reveal why these dental tools evade bins and recycling systems.
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Data Centres Could Add 16M Tonnes CO2 to London's Emissions
City Hall scrambles to develop policy for new data centres as 50-60 planned units could generate over 16 million tonnes of carbon emissions, threatening London's climate targets.
Gardeners Urged to Protect Caterpillars Amid Moth Decline
Charities call for relaxed attitude towards caterpillars to support declining moth species, with populations down 33% since the 1960s due to habitat loss and climate change.
Global Wildlife Homogenization in 'Homogenocene' Era
A new study reveals the world's wildlife is becoming increasingly similar, with invasive species and human activity driving a 'Homogenocene' era of biodiversity loss.
Oxford Street Pedestrianisation Set for Summer 2026
London Mayor Sadiq Khan has approved plans to pedestrianise Oxford Street by summer 2026, creating a car-free zone with trees, seating, and event spaces to boost the city's retail and cultural appeal.
Nuclear Food: The Joy of Gamma Ray Greens and Nuked Nuts
Tim Gregory argues that Britain must overcome radiophobia to embrace atomic gardening, which uses radiation to enhance crops like barley and peanuts for improved yields and resilience.
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Field Where Spring Arrives First in the UK
A unique field in the UK experiences the earliest signs of spring, with early flowering plants and wildlife activity, highlighting nature's resilience and seasonal changes.
Rare Blood Moon Lunar Eclipse Captivates Global Observers
A rare total lunar eclipse created a spectacular blood moon visible across continents, with the next total eclipse not until New Year's Eve 2028.
Ocean Heating and Overfishing Need Combined Tackling
New research highlights the interconnected threats of ocean heating and overfishing, calling for integrated policies to protect marine ecosystems and global food security.
Gardening Pros Reveal Must-Have Tools for Spring
Experts share their top picks for gardening tools and clothing to tackle spring tasks, from secateurs and soil knives to durable trousers and thermal wear.
Gtech Garden Gadgets Review: Spring Gardening Made Easy
We tested Gtech's cordless lawnmower, hedge trimmer, and grass edge trimmer during spring gardening season. Discover if these discounted tools are worth the investment for your garden.
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Government Rejected Advice on Salmon Farming Impact in Tasmania
FOI documents reveal the Albanese government ignored departmental advice to reassess salmon farming in Macquarie Harbour, passing pro-industry laws instead, amid concerns for the endangered Maugean skate.
Regent Honeyeater's Lost Song Rediscovered by Wild Tutors
Wild-born regent honeyeaters have taught zoo-bred males their original, complex song, which had nearly vanished from the wild. This breakthrough could boost breeding success for the critically endangered Australian bird.
Mysterious Egg-Like Structures Found on Mars by NASA Rover
NASA's Curiosity rover has discovered never-before-seen egg-like nodules on Mars, revealing new insights into the planet's ancient groundwater and potential for past microbial life.
Worm Moon 2026: See March's Full Moon in London Tonight
Discover the optimal viewing times and top locations across London to witness the Worm Moon, a March full moon event with historical significance and stunning visibility tips.
Colombia's Coffee Crisis: Labor Shortages Amid Record Harvests
Colombian coffee farmers face labor shortages and climate challenges despite historic harvests and high global prices, risking the future of a UNESCO-recognized cultural industry.
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London's Bluebell Season: Wanstead Park's Floral Display
Wanstead Park in East London is set to transform with bluebells blooming from late March. Accessible via Central line stations, it offers scenic walks and nearby attractions like Epping Forest.
Neem Oil for Mealybugs: A Natural Pest Control Solution
Discover how neem oil, a natural pesticide, can help manage mealybug outbreaks on houseplants with proper application and persistence.
Australia's Summer: Wettest in Decade, Eighth-Hottest
Australia's 2025-26 summer was the wettest in nearly a decade with rainfall 32% above average and the eighth-hottest on record, featuring dramatic swings from heatwaves to floods.
Triassic Footprints Found in Storeton Wood Quarry
Explore Storeton Wood on the Wirral, where Victorian quarrymen discovered 240-million-year-old Chirotherium footprints, blending natural history with industrial legacy in a sunny woodland walk.
Crocodile Rescued in Newcastle After Two-Day Search
A lost freshwater crocodile was captured in Newcastle, Australia, after a dramatic two-day search. Handler Billy Collett jumped into Iron Bark Creek to save the animal, celebrating with colleagues from the Australian Reptile Park.
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Major Fire at Derelict Croydon Sports Centre, 70 Firefighters
A significant blaze broke out at a vacant sports centre on Imperial Way in Croydon, requiring ten fire engines and approximately 70 firefighters to bring it under control after several hours.
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