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Two tuna products recalled over listeria fears

Products with the fish inside could be harmful if consumed, it has been warned

Evening Standard

Majorca beach evacuated after elderly swimmer attacked by savage fish

The woman rushed out the water with a bloody gash on her left calf at Palma beach

The Independent UK

No wonder England’s water needs cleaning up – most sewage discharges aren’t even classified as pollution incidents

England’s privatised water industry may one day be considered a textbook case study of failed corporate responsibility, regulation and governance. The Cunliffe review, the recent report into England’s privatised water industry, concluded that the financial regulator, OfWat, needs to be disbanded and a new water regulator will be introduced.

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‘Devastating’ toxic algal bloom declared natural disaster in Australia amid warnings Bondi beach could be next

Algal bloom spreads across hundreds of kilometres, killing thousands of fish, rays, sharks and dolphins, and scientists warn it could spread further

The Independent UK

“It was loosely based on a character who’d rant at passers-by in the market square. I squidged a Polaroid, added running make-up and a cockade hat. Bish bosh, I had a jester!” How Mark Wilkinson’s artistic genius helped define Marillion’s image

With the Market Square Heroes sleeve acting as a successful audition, his partnership with the neo-prog icons meant he joined them in being free to create whatever art they wanted to

Louder

Chippy owner given ‘devastating’ £40,000 fine by Home Office for allegedly illegal hire

Surrey chip shop staff left ‘terrified’ by immigration raid as ministers called on to lower penalties for small businesses

The Guardian - UK

Man Slammed for Turning Car Bonnet into 'Aquarium' with Fish Gasping for Air: 'This is Abuse!'

A Chinese man faced backlash for turning his Li Auto L9's bonnet into an 'aquarium' with live, struggling fish, sparking viral outrage and police intervention.

International Business Times UK

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10 of the best Greek and Cypriot restaurants in London

Eat like Hercules in London, suggests Josh Barrie

Evening Standard

NYT Strands hints and answers for Tuesday, July 22 (game #506)

Looking for NYT Strands answers and hints? Here's all you need to know to solve today's game, including the spangram.

TechRadar

A potted history of fermented foods – from pickles to kimchi

Are you a pro at pickling? How about baking sourdough bread or brewing your own kombucha? If the answer is yes, you’ve probably picked up on one of the recent trends promoting fermented foods, which promise to boost your gut health and save both you and the planet from the…

The Conversation

What a croc: the day a reptile was reportedly seen in Noosa … or was it?

Claimed sighting 300km south of typical crocodile territory started as a Facebook post before doing the rounds of breakfast TV

The Guardian - AU

Own a Fish Pond codes (July 2025)

Grab all the free Cash, Eggs, Buckets, and other goodies by using Own a Fish Pond codes!

Destructoid

10 things to never put in a toilet – master plumbers warn these will wreck your system

Here’s what to do instead

Homes & Gardens

How to make the perfect fritto misto – recipe

A deep-fried delight that sings of the seaside – serve up and let everyone dig in. So whose version gets it just right?

The Guardian - UK

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The Independent UK

Arctic birders combat impact of climate change and avian flu on delicate ecosystem

In one of the top Arctic birding destinations in the world, environmental and health challenges are threatening some of the seabirds that are part of Norway’s unique coastal ecosystem

The Guardian - AU

SA’s toxic algal bloom is twice the size of the ACT, has killed 13,800 animals and is filling even the experts with dread

Beaches are littered with fish carcasses and scientists warn they are only ‘the tip of the iceberg’ as underwater habitats deteriorate

Homes & Gardens

From sardine spaghetti to strawberry sandos – 7 summer food trends you might have missed (but will want to try now)

Bold, beautiful, and a little bit briny – here's what everyone stylish is snacking and sipping on this summer

Euronews

Native American teens take long-awaited kayak trip to celebrate return of salmon to dam-freed river

Four dams were dynamited and removed between 2023 to 2024, freeing hundreds of miles of the Klamath.

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Evening Standard

10 of the best restaurants in Borough Market and London Bridge, from Agora to Kolae

One of London’s most historic centres for food and drink isn’t short on quality or variance, says Josh Barrie

The Guardian - UK

Oh … review – underwater piano playing serves up a skilful aquarium spectacle

Mikel Murfi enters the three-metre-high glass tank to lift weights, look lost and direct fishy traffic

Digital Camera World

These spectacular moments can't be staged or replicated, shot on Sony A7 IV by the Nature Photographer of the Year

Ben Yavar tells us the story behind his winning Sony A7 IV shot, opens his kit bag for a closer look, and gives pro advice on how to shoot underwater scenes successfully

Texas Observer

Proposed Transmission Line Threatens Texas’ Largest Reservoir

If approved, opponents warn that a massive new utility project could disrupt toxic sediment, and more, in Lake Livingston—Houston’s “most critical” water source.

The Independent UK

Dolphins learn to wear sponges ‘like a clown nose’ to hunt fish

Some dolphins in Australia learn to wear a sponge on their beak – which allows them to safely forage through rocky seabeds

AAP

Call for help with big algal bloom choking coastal life

Fishing and tourism industries are struggling with the impact of a months-long algal bloom that has no end in sight, prompting calls for federal help.

The Independent UK

Some Australian dolphins use sponges to hunt fish, but it's harder than it looks

Some dolphins in Australia use sponges on their noses to hunt fish, a skill passed down through generations

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