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Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2026 – the best pictures so far (opens the original)
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How would it feel to find yourself face to face with one of the Arctic's most formidable predators? This stunning image captures life from a seal's perspective. Taken by Norwegian wildlife photographer Audun Rikardsen, it was among the 'Highly Commended' entries in this year's Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition. While working as a guide with Arctic Wildlife Tours, Rikardsen rigged an underwater camera with a motion sensor beneath a seal's breathing hole, and then waited. At 4am, a fem
Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2026 – the best pictures so far (opens the original)
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How would it feel to find yourself face to face with one of the Arctic's most formidable predators? This stunning image captures life from a seal's perspective. Taken by Norwegian wildlife photographer Audun Rikardsen, it was among the 'Highly Commended' entries in this year's Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition. While working as a guide with Arctic Wildlife Tours, Rikardsen rigged an underwater camera with a motion sensor beneath a seal's breathing hole, and then waited. At 4am, a fem
Perseid meteor shower reaches peak: When and where to catch a glimpse (opens the original)
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The best annual meteor shower has once again returned to our skies, and the Perseids dazzling display is set to peak on Wednesday night. But skywatchers will be treated to not one, but two, impressive astronomical events within just a few hours of each other. A deep partial solar eclipse will be also visible in the UK in the early evening before the Sun sets and the stars emerge. While the two events are unrelated, their timing makes for an exceptional night of stargazing. Astronomer Dr Becky Sm
Disabled in a heatwave: 'We're talking about survival' (opens the original)
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Heatwaves this summer have brought travel disruption, overheating homes and school closures for millions - and there is a fifth heatwave expected to hit this week. It is well-documented that those with existing health conditions and disabilities are most at risk during extreme heat episodes. But these additional and specific challenges faced - from struggling service dogs to overheating wheelchairs - are often overlooked, even in public advice and emergency planning, say campaigners and research
Disabled in a heatwave: 'We're talking about survival' (opens the original)
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Heatwaves this summer have brought travel disruption, overheating homes and school closures for millions - and there is a fifth heatwave expected to hit this week. It is well-documented that those with existing health conditions and disabilities are most at risk during extreme heat episodes. But these additional and specific challenges faced - from struggling service dogs to overheating wheelchairs - are often overlooked, even in public advice and emergency planning, say campaigners and research
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