Incredible picture shows UK waters looking like the Caribbean
The paddle boarder was captured on camera by Aerial Cornwall
Diet rich in nuts ‘improves sperm count’
The study shows that the inclusion of nuts in a regular diet "significantly improves" the quality and function of human sperm
Man becomes first murder victim of world cup in the UK
The incident happened after the England Belgium game
Street artist Banksy offers to help save 17 libraries threatened with closure
Mayor Marvin Rees confirmed Banksy had offered his support
Woman captures a stunning image of a fogbow
Frances White went on a short trip to Oban, Argyll and Bute, with her husband during the weekend.
Can I foster?
There are still many myths that circulate about who can foster or why someone is excluded from offering a home to a vulnerable child. So let's take a close look at exactly who can foster? Can I foster if I have a criminal record? We all make mistakes. For some people, these mistakes manifest themselves as a criminal record. However, many people own these mistakes and turn their lives around. If you have a criminal record, whether that is a...
Enjoy the Pridemonium – we earned it!
As Pride season gets in to full swing Bisexual Activist Lewis Oakley gives his take on the Pride over Profit debate.
Pop up store opens for LGBT refugees and assylum seekers selling just one t-shirt
A new pop-up store is launching this month to raise funds for LGBTQI+ refugees and asylum seekers during Pride in London 2018. Run by charity Help Refugees, the Choose Love x Pride in London store at St Martin’s Courtyard and Mercer Walk, Covent Garden invites customers to celebrate diversity and provide vital support to LGBTQI+ refugees and asylum seekers. Open from 30th June – 7th July, the store sells just one T-shirt, an iconic rainbow coloured ‘Choose Love’ logo designed...
Splitting the (financial) atom: how public backing produces cheaper nuclear power
By Robert Seiler It's official: nuclear is back in Wales. After weeks of discussions over the risks of investing in large-scale energy projects, the British government proposed to become an equal investment partner in the new Wylfa Newydd nuclear plant. Under a tripartite financing structure, London is going to take a £16 billion stake in the plant, signalling that it has learned its lessons from past failures. Both in Wales and further east in Europe, a public stake plays a critical...