'Bungling' burglars caught after birdwatcher spotted them through binoculars
Three ‘bungling’ burglars avoided jail after a birdwatcher spotted their suspicious behaviour through binoculars in St Osyth.
STEPHEN GLOVER: Obnoxious practices, unbridled power... how this digital behemoth threatens Press freedom
Newspaper readers are rightly not over concerned with the commercial trials and tribulations of publishers. But most of them do care about the freedom of the Press.
Brooklyn Beckham kisses wife Nicola Peltz as they thank Elton John for inviting them to David Furnish's birthday at five-star hotel in Venice
Brooklyn Beckham kissed his wife Nicola Peltz inside Le Zitelle church in Venice as he thanked his godfather Sir Elton John for an 'unforgettable weekend'.
SK Hynix says memory shortages to persist until 2030
Good for its bottom line, not great news for yours, or for the PC and smartphone markets
RJ Mitte's mother reveals 'red flag' before Breaking Bad star's shock death at 34... as she pays shattering tribute to 'my precious child'
Mitte, who was diagnosed with cerebral palsy aged three, achieved fame on Breaking Bad as the son of Bryan Cranston's character Walter White.
US will issue visa to Flavio Bolsonaro and his family after he fled Brazil following election loss... as he defies order to give up his passport
The United States will issue Flávio Bolsonaro a visa after he fled Brazil following his devastating loss to incumbent President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva in Sunday's election.
American tourist says she was left terrified after trio of rickshaw drivers 'tried to scam her and steal her phone' during 'dream holiday' in London
Heather Ford, 39, was 'ambushed' during a ride on one of the pedal-powered passenger vehicles last Thursday after seeing Phantom of the Opera at His Majesty's Theatre.
Liverpool's gangsters' molls: The women linked to some of the city's most notorious criminals as gangland family drama This City is Ours returns to screens
Behind many of the men who have brought misery to the city, there are women attracted to the power of its most notorious criminals.
Greenhouse Gas Levels Set Records In 2025, UN Says
An anonymous reader quotes a report from CBS News: Greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere rose to record highs in 2025, locking in climate impacts that will persist for centuries, the United Nations said on Tuesday. Levels of the three main greenhouse gases -- the climate-warming carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide -- all rose to unprecedented figures in 2025, the U.N.'s weather and climate agency said. The World Meteorological Organization said the rise would lead to more long-term temperature increases for the planet.
The bulletin looks at greenhouse gas concentrations -- the amount of those gases in the atmosphere -- rather than new annual emissions amounts as the world burns more coal, oil and gas. In 2025, carbon dioxide concentrations were at 426.8 parts per million (ppm); methane at 1,948 parts per billion, and nitrous oxide at 339.1 parts per billion. That takes them, respectively, to 153%, 267% and 126% of the pre-industrial levels witnessed before 1750. Of the three major greenhouse gases, CO2 accounts for about 66% of the warming effect on the climate.
Around half of the total CO2 emitted each year remains in the atmosphere; the rest is absorbed by the land and oceans. From 2024 to 2025, the global average concentration of CO2 rose by 2.8 ppm -- smaller than the record surge from 2023 to 2024 of 3.6 ppm. WMO senior scientific officer Oksana Tarasova said this reflected the "recovery of the land carbon sinks and reduced fire carbon emissions in 2025 after the strong 2023/2024 El Nino," the naturally occurring, climate-warming weather phenomenon. "However, a 2.8 ppm annual increase is still a substantial addition of carbon to the atmosphere from fossil fuel burning." It is also above the average growth rate for the past decade of 2.6 ppm -- a figure that stood at 0.8 ppm in the 1960s. "Another year, another new record," said WMO Deputy Secretary-General Ko Barrett. "Greenhouse gases are trapping an unprecedented amount of heat in the atmosphere, providing energy for more extreme weather and associated risks to our economies and societies.
Further reading: UN Says Breaching 1.5C Warming Limit Is 'Imminent and Unavoidable'
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Moment Amazon courier hurls parcel from van window - then takes picture of damaged package as 'proof' of delivery
Doorbell footage shows the sprinter van pulling up outside a house and rolling down the window before throwing a parcel in front of a car.
Series of failures allowed mentally ill man to be freed from custody hours before he bludgeoned three pensioners to death, inquest jury concludes
Paranoid schizophrenic Alexander Lewis-Ranwell attacked Anthony Payne, 80, with a hammer and killed identical twins Dick and Roger Carter, 84, with a saw on February 10, 2019 in Exeter.
One in ten senior NHS doctors rake in pay of more than £200,000 a year, official figures show - sparking fresh calls for militant health union bosses to call off crippling winter strikes
Data compiled by health officials reveals the top 5 per cent highest-paid NHS consultants earned £223,518 on average in the 12 months to April.
Arsenal's defeat by Fleetwood is the greatest upset in the history of the Carabao Cup: Premier League champions sunk by League Two side on dismal night for Mikel Arteta, writes OLIVER HOLT
OLIVER HOLT AT HIGHBURY STADIUM: Beside the tram tracks that run all the way down to Blackpool, they were doing a brisk trade at The Eating Plaice as kick-off edged closer.
No clear winner in Israeli general election: Exit polls predict Netanyahu's party to win most seats but rival bloc 'will be bigger and could still oust him'
Early exit polls suggest the 77-year-old's Likud party will remain the largest in the country's parliament. However, Israel faces fresh uncertainty.
King Charles arrives in The Bahamas as he kicks off Caribbean tour amid demands from Commonwealth nations for slavery reparations - and monarch 'won't shy away from shameful past'
The King addressed the thorny issue of slavery and reparations within hours of landing on the potentially explosive Caribbean tour.
LIAM HALLIGAN: The Big Bang liberated Britain from statist torpor. So why, 40 years on, is Labour intent on dragging us back?
As John Healey stands at the Dispatch Box today, likely unveiling a Budget that hikes taxes and worsens our national debt, he should remember the milestone the City of London has just marked.
DAILY MAIL COMMENT: As John Healey unveils his first Budget, the prospect of even more benefits is adding insult to injury
The expected unveiling of billions more in welfare payments in today's Budget will amount to a textbook example of adding insult to injury
AI slows growth for Infosys and keeps it afloat at the same time
Predicts slower growth as savings from automation hit price of extended deals
'You've allowed us to be a family again': DIY SOS comes to an emotional end after 27 years as volunteers rebuild dangerous home for mother who had breast cancer and her son, 11, who suffers 200 seizures a day
From the West Midlands, John and Emma's son Nathan was diagnosed with Tuberous Sclerosis type 2, refractory epilepsy and autism, meaning he requires 'constant' care and supervision.
An unreliable US President cosying up to Russia. War in the Middle East. And a global oil crunch... 70 years after the Suez Crisis, history is repeating itself in truly brutal ways
Meanwhile, in Eastern Europe the Russians are brutally attempting to extirpate a much smaller country, which is mounting a heroic but ultimately doomed resistance.