Storm Ashley to hit the UK on Sunday
Storm Ashley is going to hit the UK on Sunday, with amber and yellow warnings issued. Where will be worst affected?
Storm Ashley is going to hit the UK on Sunday, with amber and yellow warnings issued. Where will be worst affected?
Just outside the Cornish town of St Austell lie the vast open cast mines of a china clay industry, which is now long past its heyday. But these pits also contain some of the most important reserves of lithium in Europe, and a number of companies are now poised to exploit that.
Stormy weather is possible for parts of the UK this weekend. Are we about so see our first named storm of the season?
On average, wildlife populations have declined by nearly three quarters – 73% – over the 50 years to 2020. The main causes include human-driven habitat loss, pollution and climate change.
The remnants of Hurricane Kirk are unlikely to hit the UK, but where will they go instead?
A carbon offset pioneer who sold hundreds of millions of dollars in carbon credits has been charged with fraud by US authorities following an investigation by Channel 4 News.
More rain is on the way for England and Wales, with the risk of flooding and travel disruption set to return.
Parts of England and Wales have been pummelled by heavy rain and flooding. How much longer until the rain ends?
After a week of September warmth and sunshine for many, there are yellow warnings for heavy rain and thunderstorms this weekend.
Following last week’s Arctic chill, summer-like warmth is returning – but how long will it last?
The humble seagrass. Its underwater meadows are unseen and underestimated but they are one of the world’s most important and threatened habitats. In the UK alone, ninety percent of the underwater meadows have been lost.
Arctic air will bring the first cool spell of autumn this week. How chilly will it get and for how long?
Following a three-month test mission plagued with technical issues, Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft finally landed safely in New Mexico, but without the astronauts.
50 UK-led research projects have won funding through the EU’s Horizon programme, for the first time since Brexit.
New monitoring data given exclusively to Channel 4 News shows we are now in real danger of losing some of our bird species altogether, with five more added to the at danger ‘Red List.’