Danny Halpin

Health

NHS trust settles for £28m after girl suffered brain damage at birth

Barking, Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust acknowledged an error in the delivery of the girl

4 Jun 2026
Politics

Northern Mayors call on Government to drop Offshore Petroleum Licensing Bill

The legislation is due to be debated in Parliament on Monday.
19 Jan 2024
Science

CO2 building up faster than needed to hit 1.5C target, says Met Office

Meteorologists forecast 2024 to have the highest CO2 levels than at any point in the last two million years.
19 Jan 2024
Environment

Banned toxic pesticide approved for sugar beet for fourth year in a row

The chemical is lethal to bees which are important pollinators and necessary for a functioning ecosystem.
18 Jan 2024
Science

Sea level rise could cost EU and UK nearly £750 billion by 2100, study finds

A team of economists said it wanted to try and quantify the economic damage from rising oceans.
18 Jan 2024
Environment

London unprepared for climate change impacts, says interim review

Heatwaves, flash floods, sea level rise and drought will become increasingly worse in future, the report warned.
17 Jan 2024
Environment

Trapping invasive mink with gland scent ‘could help save British wildlife’

The predator has been removed from one area of England and the method could be expanded across the country.
15 Jan 2024
Environment

2023 hottest year on record 'by huge margin', Met Office confirms

Scientists believe El Nino contributed but said warming from greenhouse gases was 'unequivocally' responsible

12 Jan 2024
Environment

Bird flu found in Antarctic seals

The virus has spread to almost every corner of the world through migrating birds.
11 Jan 2024
Politics

Just Stop Oil offer protest pause if Met investigates UK Government for genocide

The activists said they have handed in evidence to officers at a meeting on Monday.
9 Jan 2024
World

2023 confirmed as world's hottest year as climate records tumble

The Met Office forecasts this year will be even hotter because of a continued rise in greenhouse gases and the El Nino effect

9 Jan 2024
Business News

Oil from new licences ‘would make little difference’ to UK energy security

Analysis from the Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit found it would account for less than 1% of that used domestically in 2030.
8 Jan 2024
Environment

Farmers looking at ‘huge losses’ after major incident declared over flooding

Almost every river in England is running exceptionally high, according to Environment Agency data.
5 Jan 2024
Politics

Food label changes will not push up supermarket prices, insists minister

The Government wants to encourage more consumers to buy British products.
4 Jan 2024
UK

Raw sewage spills onto public path in Surrey after Storm Henk

The Horley treatment works near Gatwick Airport has flooded four times since October

4 Jan 2024
Politics

Farmers to be paid hundreds of pounds per hectare to maintain habitats

They will be able to apply for the new support from the summer of 2024.
4 Jan 2024
Business News

Changes to food labelling to encourage buying British

The Government said it wants to give people more choice and support UK farmers.
4 Jan 2024
Environment

Animals in Gaza are starving, say volunteers

No animal food or medicine has been allowed into the territory since the blockade began.
3 Jan 2024
Environment

Motorist killed by falling tree as Storm Henk batters UK with 90mph winds

Gloucestershire Constabulary said a man in his 50s died, and more than 300 flood warnings remain in place.
3 Jan 2024
Environment

Storm Henk batters parts of the UK with high wind and heavy rain

The Met Office issued an amber warning for wind covering a central swathe of England, with gusts of up to 80mph possible.
2 Jan 2024