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Are you putting poison on your dog? Flea and tick treatments for dogs might be contaminating our rivers, warn scientists
You want to protect your dog from parasites – but the flea and tick treatments you use might be poisoning our rivers, says scientists.

Inside 10 haunting ghost villages abandoned centuries ago
They were filled with life centuries ago, but now lay rest to wreck and ruin. Here are 10 deserted villages to visit in the UK

Are these Britain's wonkiest houses? These 5 bewildering British buildings defy the laws of gravity
Would you dare enter these crooked buildings?
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Smashed the marathon? Here’s how to choose your next running goal
From ultras to Ironmans and trail runs, here are the next milestones to try after conquering 26.2 miles

Away from the spotlight: The siblings from famous families you've probably never heard of
We refer to the "Jonas brothers" and the "Gallaghers", but did you know they weren't the only siblings?

Move aside, Ironman: These are the toughest triathlons in the UK (and the world)
You’ve probably heard of an Ironman — but these brutal triathlon challenges make it look easy by comparison

Crowning achievements: These royals were all elite athletes (some might surprise you)
Balancing medals with monarchy is no mean feat, but these royals have forged extraordinary sporting careers away from their royal duties

'I’m not moving': Farmer defies construction of 2,000 new homes on Greater Manchester green belt
A farmer at the centre of one of Greater Manchester’s most contentious housing developments has vowed to stay put, despite plans for 2,150 new homes to be built around his property.

Planning a holiday abroad with your pet? New EU travel rules affect current pet passports
If you're planning to travel abroad with your pet this summer, you'll need to take a closer look at these new rules and regulations

Where is Countryfile visiting this week and what time is it on BBC1?
Matt Baker and Vick Hope explore the chalk landscapes of the Chilterns, where rare grasslands, seasonal streams and specialised wildlife all depend on the fragile ground beneath their feet.

Sweat the small stuff: These are the unspoken rules of sauna politics
If you’re heading into the heat, there’s a right way and a wrong way to do it. Here’s how to avoid any awkward moments when things heat up

Meet the Australian shepherd: The dog that crossed continents (and picked up the wrong name along the way)
From their energetic temperament to care tips and training advice, explore the world of these intelligent and loyal companions

Mind the poultry gap: 25 million unreported chickens spark fresh pollution concerns across the UK
The findings hint at a disturbing domino effect on river pollution and damage to wildlife

How many dog years is one human year? We explain how old your dog really is...
You'll probably be familiar with the expression 'dog years', but what does it actually mean?

New ultrasound discovery could be a game-changer for hedgehog conservation
British hedgehogs have long been in decline. We've seen as much as a 70% decline in rural areas, largely down to road traffic. New research using ultrasound could pave an exciting new path for hedgehog protection, reports Graeme Green.

London Marathon 2026 freebies: Here are the best free giveaways you can claim if you’re running the London Marathon
Running the London Marathon this weekend? Don’t miss out on the perks that come with this huge challenge! From free pizza and post-race burgers to cheesecakes, medal engraving and even river cruises, here’s what you can claim with your medal

The jawless, Demogorgon-like marine beast that creates gravel nests, lays thousands of eggs, and feeds on its host
Also called the 'vampire fish', a sea lamprey is one of the weirdest and most monster-like animals to exist in British waters. Kevin Parr investigates

Ecological concerns arise after Welsh reservoir emptied during toad breeding season
The untimely reservoir drawdown could have killed as many as 1,000 toads that local conservationists had been working so hard to support

Top water filter systems: From jug filters to under-sink purifiers
A water filter is designed to improve not just the taste of your water but also the overall quality. Here are 3 great options for your home...
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What was the Chatterton Massacre? Setting the record straight on the fateful riot-turned-massacre
Desperate weavers, starvation, and a fight against extreme poverty turned deadly. Here's what happened during the misreported revolts at Chatterton

What is “I love you” in dog language?
Learn how to say "I love you" in your dog's language so affection doesn't get lost in translation.

Struggling to connect with your canine? Vet shares the best ways to really bond with your dog
Want a happy and loving connection with your dog? Vet Emily Walton shares 4 simple, powerful ways to build trust and create the friendship of a lifetime with your pup

How safe is our tap water? The truth behind who owns our water, water quality, and PFAS
Sewage spills, pollution and supply failures mean public confidence in our water providers is in freefall. Just how safe is our tap water in 2026? Fergus Collins investigates...

Why do some stones sing? The curious phenomenon of ringing rocks
From the Cairngorms to the Hebrides, discover the strange natural “lithophones” that chime when struck – and the surprising science behind them
