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Remembering Bill Oddie, the comedy icon who traded slapstick for inspiring generations of wildlife lovers
One of the world's most high-profile birdwatchers, the former Goodies star brought a fierce passion for nature and conservation to audiences across the UK
Can cats and dogs become friends? The answer may surprise you
Many cats and dogs can form calm, happy relationships when trust is allowed to build at their own pace
Beneath the surface: 7 creatures that might bite you in UK waters
Splashing about in open water is one of life's great joys - but which animals might sink their teeth in?
This pocket-sized speaker might be your new favourite outdoor companion
We review the Tribit StormBox Micro 2 Portable Speaker to see how it stands up to the competition
Omens of doom, arrows in eyes and Nazi heists – amazing Bayeux Tapestry facts you (probably) didn't know
As the Bayeux Tapestry returns to Britain for the first time in 900 years, we reveal some of the most surprising facts about the 11th-century masterpiece.
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A human badger, a windy court jester and Isaac Newton – meet the 7 most eccentric Brits of all time
There's a fine line between madness and genius, and these seven maverick individuals truly committed to that line
The 9 weirdest natural phenomena in the UK – from glowing seas to magical pavements – and where to see them
Often viewed as pretty, pastoral and predictable, Britain's landscape also has some downright strange natural oddities
Cotswolds A-List: spot the Hollywood icons, royalty and rock stars among the sheep and stone walls
What do Kate Moss, Jeremy Clarkson and Princess Anne have in common? They all live in the Cotswolds. And they're not alone...
The incredible history of the Titanic's little sister – from ferrying millionaires to their doom to wartime minesweeping and Charlie Chaplin
The SS Nomadic carried film stars, millionaires and Olympians - and ferried some to their doom
Animal cruelty figures skyrocket in the summer months – and have hit an all-time high, new research shows
The RSPCA has found that summer cruelty figures have increased 64% over a five-year period
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You don’t have to be outdoors to appreciate nature’s rhythms, says Nicola Chester
Star-bathing one of the tourism trends of 2026 you have to get onboard with
Just how do you immerse
yourself in the night sky? Sky-bathing is the word on everyone's lips this year. Georgie Duckworth ventures to Wales’ Elan Valley to find out what it's all about...
Brits now consume 750 tonnes per month of this nutritional powerhouse
Brits consume around 750 tonnes of tenderstem each month. We delve into the farming behind the scenes of the high-value veg.
