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Resident doctors call off strike after government makes new offer
Resident doctors in England have cancelled strikes that were set to begin on Monday, after the government made a last-minute offer. The British Medical Association said the new pr…
Source: BBC News
Father and son from Norwich break three world records cycling 18,000 miles around the globe
George Kohler and his 23-year-old son Josh have returned home to Norwich after breaking three world records on an epic year-long cycling adventure around the world. The pair cover…
Source: Good News Network
Circus performers aged 50 to 96 are rewriting the rules of ageing
This weekend, an over-50s circus showcase in Hertfordshire is challenging the idea that play and performance belong only to the young. Generation Circus brings together performers…
Source: Positive News
14,000 People Help London Zoo Break World Record with Giant Wildlife Artwork
More than 14,000 visitors have helped London Zoo and Whipsnade Zoo set a new Guinness World Record for the most contributions to a paint-by-numbers artwork. The record-breaking cr…
Source: Good News Post
Endangered Asian elephant calf born at Whipsnade Zoo brings conservation hope
Whipsnade Zoo in Bedfordshire has welcomed a tiny new arrival — an endangered Asian elephant calf, born after a 22-month wait. Mum Donna gave birth late at night, supported by her…
Source: Good News Post
London's clean air zones linked to fewer emergency hospital admissions
Emergency hospital admissions have fallen in central London following the introduction of clean air schemes, according to new research from Imperial College London. Scientists ana…
Source: The Guardian
Scottish family sells historic Bass Rock to protect 100,000 gannets for future generations
A Scottish noble family has sold Bass Rock and neighbouring Craigleith island to the RSPB after 320 years of ownership, to ensure better protection for one of the world's most impo…
Source: Good News Network
English Inventor's Laundry Filter Captures Tons of Microplastics Before They Reach Our Waters
An English inventor has created a breakthrough device that's already making a measurable dent in microplastic pollution — one of the world's most pervasive environmental threats.…
Source: Good News Network
Eling Volunteers Turn Fly-Tipped Lane Into Thriving Community Garden
Volunteers in Eling, near Southampton, have transformed a neglected lane filled with fly-tipped rubbish into a vibrant community green space. The area had become a dumping ground…
Source: Good News Post
Support Dog Kelly Helps 10-Year-Old Isobella Find Her Confidence
Just two years ago, Isobella Mapstone could barely leave her home without anxiety and meltdowns. Today, the 10-year-old from Edwinstowe speaks confidently in front of large audienc…
Source: Good News Post
Phone thefts in London drop 18% as tech firms step up security
London has seen a significant drop in phone thefts after tech companies introduced new security features that make stolen handsets harder to resell. Between June 2025 and May 2026…
Source: BBC News
London Cable Car Brings Back 'Chatty Cabins' to Help Tackle Loneliness
Transport for London is relaunching its popular Chatty Cabins on the London Cable Car as part of Loneliness Awareness Week, running from 15-19 June. The initiative encourages pass…
Source: Good News Post
Volunteers brave the rain to clean up Loch Lomond's shores
Dedicated volunteers rolled up their sleeves and headed out in wet weather to help clean up the shores of Loch Lomond this week. The event was organised by Friends of Loch Lomond…
Source: Good News Post
Leeds Researcher with Incurable Cancer Becomes First Woman to Summit Everest
Dr Shaunna Burke, an exercise psychologist at the University of Leeds, has become the first woman living with stage four incurable cancer to reach the summit of Mount Everest. Dia…
Source: Good News Post
M&S Opens 1,000 Training Places for Young People — No Degree Required
Marks & Spencer is creating 1,000 training opportunities for young people across the UK and Ireland, with no degree required to apply. The six-month 'Not Just Any Career' programm…
Source: Good News Post
Major report shows fairer world and climate stability can go hand in hand
A groundbreaking study from the World Inequality Lab offers an optimistic vision: we can tackle climate change while improving living standards for most people worldwide. The Glob…
Source: Positive News
Breakthrough Discovery Offers New Hope for Severe Bowel Disease Patients
Scientists have identified a genetic pathway that could transform treatment for people living with severe inflammatory bowel disease. Researchers at the National Institutes of Hea…
Source: Good News Post
Twice-Yearly HIV Prevention Injection Shows 100% Efficacy in Major Clinical Trials
A groundbreaking HIV prevention drug has shown extraordinary results in two major clinical trials, with zero new infections among participants. The drug Lenacapavir, given as a si…
Source: Good News Network
Commonwealth Games relay targets one million pieces of ocean plastic
A campaign linked to the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games is turning sport's global reach into measurable environmental action. The Commonwealth Clean Oceans Plastics Campaign aims…
Source: Positive News
Isle of Wight festival swaps headliners for beach cleans and nature walks
A refreshing alternative to the commercial festival circuit is blooming on the Isle of Wight. Instead of big-name acts and eye-watering ticket prices, the Biosphere Festival offers…
Source: Positive News