The wild salmon catch in Scotland has reached its lowest level since records began, presenting a stark indication of the severe decline of this iconic species. Last year, only 28,000
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The UK is witnessing a resurgence of the fracking debate as environmentalists mobilise against proposed gas extraction projects. A recent demonstration at a site near Scarborough showcased the growing unease
Recent research reveals that salmon exposed to cocaine exhibit a remarkable ability to swim nearly double the distance compared to their non-drugged counterparts. This unexpected finding provides valuable insights into
In 2026, the UK salmon market reached a staggering £5 billion, with consumers consuming 65,000 tonnes of salmon, equating to approximately 13 million individual fish. This demand raises questions about
Plans for a £2 billion gas-powered data centre in Buckinghamshire have ignited fears that the UK government’s ambition to become a leader in artificial intelligence may contradict its net-zero objectives.
YTL Developments has commenced construction on the Aviva Arena, a 20,000-capacity indoor music venue positioned to become one of Britain’s largest entertainment destinations when it opens in late 2028. The
Fracking operations in the UK could resume within months if the Labour Party moves to lift the current ban on the practice, according to a leading energy company. Cuadrilla, a
Two peregrine falcons are causing uncertainty regarding a proposed 21-storey office block near the Barbican in London. The City authorities have informed the developer, Lipton Rogers, that it must investigate
Ed Miliband, the UK Energy Secretary, is positioned at the heart of a contentious debate regarding new oil and gas projects off the coast of Aberdeen. The Jackdaw oil and
Popular sports presenter Gary Lineker has taken a significant step in his media career by selling a stake in his podcasting venture, The Rest is Football. This transaction was made
The Labour Party is set to introduce a new policy requiring farmers to obtain costly licences to keep cattle. This initiative aims to reduce the amount of cow dung contaminating
Households and businesses in the UK are set to face a substantial charge amounting to £288 million for the removal of ten pylons located in Snowdonia. This initiative is part
The High Court in London has determined that BHP, the world’s largest mining group, bears responsibility for Brazil’s worst recorded environmental disaster. The collapse of the Fundao dam in Minas
United Utilities has announced a remarkable 131 per cent increase in interim profits, driven largely by a sharp rise in water bills across the northwest of England. The average annual
Scotland’s lucrative salmon industry finds itself at the centre of mounting controversy after leading producer Mowi lost its Royal Warrant following three and a half decades of royal endorsement. The
King Charles III has revoked the Royal Warrant of Mowi, the Norwegian aquaculture giant and long-standing Scottish salmon supplier, following allegations of serious animal welfare breaches. The decisive move comes
