Life is plastic

THE STRANDLINE OF BRIGHTON beach is a heady mix of fascinating sea creatures, washed-up fishing gear and the remnants of parties and beach barbecues. I crunch my way over the pebbles at morning low ti

We all want pristine streets, says Terry Tavner, so why are we so rubbish at keeping our country clean?

The actor Orlando Bloom recently made headlines when he reportedly paid £10,000 ($13,600) to have his blood removed so that any microplastics in it could be separated and filtered out. His decision to

From dilapidated cottages to the site of a notorious nuclear disaster, what is behind the longing to seek out abandoned places, asks Katie Scott

Living well for a healthy planet

Patrick Galbraith reckons the public’s sympathy for farmers has its limits