Food mould is microscopic fungi. They reproduce by releasing spores into the air, and when they fall on to food that’s starting to turn, they can grow. Mould is made up of a hair-like branching ...

Mould poses serious health risks to both students and staff in schools. So what should you do when you spot the warning signs? There have been too many cases in the UK in recent years where children’s ...

It’s a constant battle, especially in the winter, to try to get rid of mould from around the house. But the even bigger problem is stopping it from coming back. It’s one thing to clean it away ...

As the recovery effort begins from North Queensland's flood emergency, many people face the mammoth task of removing mould from their homes. Experts say oil of cloves and fresh air are some of ...

KEEPING condensation and mould at bay during winter in your home is a full on job. But there are some easy and cheap ways to stay on top of it during the cold winter months. Aneesa Khan from ...

Mould is a problem for many households in the UK. Cold, wet winters do our homes no favours as warm indoor air meets cold outdoor air and, according to new data, it seems to be getting worse.

Mould is a common household nightmare that many of us unfortunately encounter at some point in our lives. Particularly in cold, damp weather, it can become an ongoing problem, as condensation ...

Archaeologists in Sicily have discovered what they believe to be an ancient Roman mask mould depicting the iconic Medusa. Under the direction of Roberto Sciarratta from the Valley of the Temples ...

Our houses may become breeding grounds for mould during prolonged wet weather and after flooding. Mould can grow on clothes, walls, doors, furniture and ceilings and may lead to severe health ...