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Sadly there's no happy ending for "Jo Jo" the dolphin, and another in its pod. Hopefully BDMLR get the support they need to deal with what seems to be a growing issue. standard.co.uk/news/london/do…

This is pretty remarkable in just 15 years.

With more racist protests planned tonight, my daughter's nursery in London is closing early so staff and children (from many ethnic and religious backgrounds) can "get home safely". Many staff seemed visibly nervous at drop off. Grim. #UKRiots #UKRiots2024

Unusual to see the Mail, Express, Times join the Guardian with all choosing the same image of anti-fascist demonstrations.

"Why should we cut emissions in Britain when China's are always rising?" Turns out they're actually falling. Energy analyst Neil Grant explains the latest research from Lauri Myllyvirta. Carbon Brief | Climate Analytics

It’s officially the #hottestday of the year and popular destinations have had a summer of extreme heat. But do you know your limits in a heatwave? In the name of science, we put Army Cadets UK ambassador, adventurer and author Jordan Wylie MBE into a heat lab at Uni of Roehampton.

🌡️The Mediterranean Sea is the hottest it's ever been, matching the record set last July. 🛁 Temperatures typically fall in August, but bath-like warmth of over 30 degrees C has been observed along the coasts of France, Spain and Italy.

✈️ The Government has approved an expansion at London City Airport, but what does it mean for similar plans at Gatwick and Luton and is it compatible with our climate targets? Johann Beckford from Green Alliance explains 👇

"Gas is the problem" Energy bills will rise by 10% from October putting a strain on household finances this winter. Jess Ralston explains to Tom Swarbrick why higher wholesale gas prices are to blame. LBC | ECIU

"quite" the understatement Iain Cameron

This small patch of snow is the closest thing Britain has to a glacier. It melted just 3 times in the whole 20th century, but in a few weeks it will disappear for the fourth year in a row. Iain Cameron took us up Braeriach in the Cairngorms to see for ourselves. #thesphinx

In Scotland, the 'Sphinx' snow patch has only melted three times in the 20th century but 2024 will be its fourth in a row, a telling sign of climate change according to experts

I visited Garbh Choire Mòr last week with a very dynamic film crew. Here’s a snippet of the results.

This historic hydro power station has just had an upgrade. Part of a wave of development which first brought electricity to remote parts of the highlands, the clean power from places like this is now more important than ever. @sserenewables

Reform UK MPs represent some of Britain's most climate vulnerable communities. As the #ReformUK24 conference gets underway in Birmingham - will coastal flooding be on the agenda?

Today's the day that Britain kicks coal. How did we get here? And what needs to happen next? With Fatih Birol, Amber Rudd, John Tanner and National Coal Mining Museum.

This is the moment Ratcliffe power station came off the electricity system for the final time, marking the end of 142 years of coal generating electricity in Great Britain!

"Right boys, that's the end of coal in the UK for electricity." This was the moment Ratcliffe-on-Soar power station was shut down, bringing an end to the country's 142-year reliance on the fossil fuel. Read more: bbc.in/3ZKmyu8

A sad day today. The Sphinx will melt in the early hours of tomorrow morning, meaning that’s the fourth consecutive year it has done so. This patch was once considered permanent. It has now melted completely since the 1700s in the following years: 1933 1959 1996 2003 2006 2017

The shift to clean energy in the United States is UNSTOPPABLE, former head of the U.S. EPA Gina McCarthy tells Sophy Ridge on Politics Hub with Sophy Ridge. "We are seeing huge investment of half a TRILLION dollars in the Inflation Reduction Act, in public and private sectors, primarily