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Small Farms Get Priority for Nature Funding

Environment Secretary Emma Reynolds announces smaller farms will get first access to the Sustainable Farming Incentive in June. Learn about the new application window and the scheme's limited budget.

London Teachers' Wellbeing Weekend at Eden Project

Early Career Teachers from London and Southend attended a professional development weekend in Cornwall, focusing on wellbeing and outdoor learning strategies. Discover how they plan to enrich their classrooms.

Bradford Named a 2026 'Wonder of the World'

Bradford Pennines Gateway, a new national nature reserve in West Yorkshire, has been named one of Condé Nast Traveler's Seven Wonders of the World for 2026. Discover the stunning scenery and how to visit.

David Attenborough's Wild London: A 99-Year-Old's Urban Safari

Sir David Attenborough, at 99, fronts a deeply personal BBC documentary, 'Wild London,' revealing the capital's secret nature. Discover his encounters with foxes, beavers, and peregrines, and his powerful message on why cities need wildlife. Watch on New

2025 UK Wildlife Review: A Year in Pictures

From urban foxes to soaring eagles, explore the defining moments of 2025 for UK wildlife. A visual journey revealing nature's resilience and the challenges it faces.

Close Encounter with a Seal in Norfolk Marshes

A breathtaking close encounter with a grey seal in Norfolk's coastal marshes reveals the intimate details of British wildlife. Discover the magic of winter wildlife watching.

1925 Country Diary: A Wagtail's Unusual Winter Stay

A century-old nature diary entry from December 1925 captures the remarkable sight of a pied wagtail overwintering in Britain, defying its usual migratory instincts. Discover this snapshot of historical wildlife observation.

Barnsbury Wood: North London's Hidden Mini-Forest

Discover Barnsbury Wood, London's smallest nature reserve. This secret Islington sanctuary is perfect for a winter walk, but note the limited weekly opening hours. Plan your visit now.

MP: Litigation funding risks profits before justice

Labour MP Oliver Ryan argues third-party litigation funding is becoming a volume-driven model, citing the Post Office scandal where £46m went to funders, not victims. Read his call for reform.

Guggenheim Scraps Basque Expansion Plan After Protests

The Guggenheim Foundation has abandoned plans to build a satellite museum in a protected Basque nature reserve following major environmental protests. Campaigners celebrate a victory for local wildlife.

Croydon gains £120m in Fair Funding review

Croydon Council is set for a £120m funding boost over three years after a historic government review. The new Fair Funding 2.0 model aims to better reflect local need, but the borough's massive debt remains a challenge. Read the full story.

Essex town built on Victorian landfill thrives at 35

Discover Chafford Hundred, the Essex commuter town built on a Victorian landfill site. Now 35 years old, it's a thriving hub with Lakeside shopping and nature parks. Explore its remarkable transformation.

Why hasn't human nature evolved with technology?

A Guardian reader asks why human morality remains primitive despite technological evolution. Explore the philosophical question and share your answer. Submit your thoughts to nq@theguardian.com.

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