Nada Farhoud

There are almost four million potholes reported to councils since January 2020 - as a Freedom of Information request reveals there are nearly one million in the last 12 months alone

There are almost four million potholes reported to councils since January 2020 - as a Freedom of Information request reveals there are nearly one million in the last 12 months alone

Other than encounters with colourful coral reefs while snorkelling in places like the Red Sea in Egypt, you may wonder what saving it has to do with you - but healthy ecosystems like coral reefs are essential for human livelihoods.

Campaigners Herbie’s Law, named after a 14-year-old rescued beagle, say it would prompt a ‘decade of change’ and set an ambition of phasing out animal experiments by 2035

Mum and son orcas Wikie and Keijo are the last performing orcas in captivity in France, but with the closure of Marineland, they face uncertainty after plans emerged to transfer them to Japan

Horrific package holidays to shoot seals include accommodation, as well as food and drink - and hunters can even stay in an exclusive cottage on a private island

As Britain is being blighted by over one million fly-tipping incidents annually, Lichfield Council is appealing for evidence after a 10ft high pile was dumped earlier this week

The Mirror's environment editor Nada Farhoud explains the importance of the Paris climate Agreement and the implications of President Trump's reckless withdrawal

The Mirror's environment editor Nada Farhoud explains the importance of the Paris climate Agreement and the implications of President Trump's reckless withdrawal

The world's biggest iceberg is on track to collide with a remote British island and scientists are worried penguins and seals will be in danger