Monthly Archives: November 2025

Is the global public tuning out the climate change debate? | Climate Crisis

Divisions mark the last days of the UN climate summit in the Brazilian city of Belem.Division marked the COP30 climate summit in Brazil as countries struggled to reach a consensus on several sticking points, including a push to phase out fossil fuels.As the world seeks to address the climate crisis, experts say scientists, politicians, media and business all have a role to play in keeping the public engaged.Recommended Stories list of 3 itemsend of listBut are they succeeding?Presenter:…

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Callum Wilson and Danny Welbeck making their cases for England recall for World Cup

Callum Wilson and Danny Welbeck making their cases for England recall for World Cup

Welbeck, meanwhile, is enjoying a renaissance at Brighton and manager Fabian Hurzeler perfectly summed up the forward's form after the win against Brentford. "He is like a good red wine," Hurzeler told BBC Match of the Day."The older he gets, the better he gets - and we are very pleased to have him in our squad as a leader, as a player, as a personality."Welbeck is the leading English scorer in the top flight this season with seven…

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Israel launches fresh wave of deadly air strikes across Gaza | Gaza

NewsFeedAn Israeli ‘kamikaze’ drone blew up a vehicle on a busy street in Gaza City on Saturday, the latest test of the fragile ceasefire. It was just one of several Israeli attacks that killed at least 22 people across the enclave.Published On 22 Nov 202522 Nov 2025Click here to share on social mediashare2Share Source link

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Tom Cleverley: Plymouth Argyle boss will not celebrate rare win

Tom Cleverley: Plymouth Argyle boss will not celebrate rare win

Cleverley played a four-man midfield in front of a back four as he managed to guide Argyle to a first clean sheet since the 4-0 win at Burton Albion on 27 September - the last time the Pilgrims won a game. The former Watford boss - whose side has been dogged by a series of serious injuries to key players - says he is happy his changes had the desired effect."We've been a little bit experimenting what really…

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Torquay United beat Eastbourne Borough 7-0 in biggest win since 2018

Torquay United beat Eastbourne Borough 7-0 in biggest win since 2018

Torquay United boss Paul Wotton says his side's 7-0 win over Eastbourne Borough was "as a near perfect a performance as you can get".The Gulls' biggest win since 2018 ended a difficult week after captain Matt Worthington and team-mate Callum Dolan were suspended following a 'disciplinary matter'.But the Gulls put their off-field problems aside as they thrashed their opponents to move up to fourth place in National League South.Louis Dennis began the rout in the seventh minute before…

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Bournemouth 2-2 West Ham: Unal inspires Cherries comeback against Hammers

Bournemouth 2-2 West Ham: Unal inspires Cherries comeback against Hammers

Enes Unal did not hide his emotions after coming off the bench and scoring a late equaliser inside a minute to help Bournemouth come back from two goals down to hold West Ham 2-2 in the Premier League on Saturday. The 28-year-old forward joined the Cherries on loan from Getafe in January 2024 before signing a four-year contract in May 2024 - but has since gone on to make just 36 appearances. Unal has suffered two anterior cruciate…

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Dorset fraudsters impersonate police officers to scam elderly victims

Dorset fraudsters impersonate police officers to scam elderly victims

Eight reports of courier fraud and attempted courier fraud across Dorset are being investigated by police. Elderly victims were targeted in Bournemouth, Bridport, Purbeck, Poole and Christchurch between 7 and 14 November, Dorset Police said. A police spokesperson said the fraudsters impersonated police officers and claimed to have a person in custody who had gained access to the victims' bank accounts. The victims were advised to go to their banks and withdraw cash, which would then be collected…

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Prem Rugby Cup: Saracens demolish Newcastle to claim play-off berth

Prem Rugby Cup: Saracens demolish Newcastle to claim play-off berth

Bath signed off from their Prem Rugby Cup campaign in style, overcoming a listless Sale Sharks 20-0 at the Recreation Ground while also denying the visitors a home semi-final. The hosts showed intent from the first whistle, Dan Frost scoring within the first five minutes following a set of powerful pick and drives from close range.Playing in grim conditions, Sam Winters came nail-bitingly close to a second before Tom de Glanville skidded over in the corner as the…

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Prem Rugby Cup: Saracens demolish Newcastle as Bath beat Sale

In Saturday's other Pool A game, Exeter Chiefs overcame Bristol Bears with a hard fought 22-17 win at Sandy Park.Will Rigg was the first on the scoresheet, crashing over the line from short range before captain Louie Gulley extended the Chiefs' lead.Aidan Boshoff responded for the visitors following Max Lahiff's drive upfield before Rigg secured a deserved second after the break.Not to be outdone, Boshoff then claimed a brace of his own with 10 minutes to go, but…

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Rock pooling competition held in Somerset to find rare species

Rock pooling competition held in Somerset to find rare species

Clara Bullock,West of England and Dan Ayers,SomersetThe Rockpool ProjectDespite the cold and wet weather, people waded through rock pools on Klive BeachVolunteers have waded through cold water to compete in finding the most species in rock pools.The Rockpool Project held its first Somerset competition at Klive Beach earlier, where participants raced against time to identify wildlife and score points for the species they discover.The project hopes to gather valuable data on biodiversity in rock pool beaches.Athene Allen, volunteer…

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