10:55, Wed, Feb 26, 2025 Updated: 11:22, Wed, Feb 26, 2025 Anyone who has a gas hob in their kitchen is being urged to rip it out and switch to electric even before a ban on their sale is introduced.

Families are being alerted to the dangers of using their gas hobs, particularly when windows remain shut during the chillier October weather. As evenings grow darker and temperatures plummet, ...

Anyone with a gas hob in their kitchen is being urged to switch to electric alternatives before a ban on their sale is introduced. Following the latest net-zero advice provided to the government, gas ...

A climate change committee (CCC) has issued a warning for UK households who have gas hobs. It forms part of its five-yearly advice to the Government on how to meet its target of net zero emissions by ...

Q New research suggests that gas hobs emit pollutants that are bad for our health and could even shorten our lives. Is it ...

Cooking on a gas hob can create a higher level of indoor air pollution than levels found on one of the UK’s busiest roads, according to a snapshot investigation by watchdog Which? The consumer group ...

Cooking on a gas hob can generate higher levels of air pollution than those found on a busy London road, a snapshot investigation by consumer group Which? has revealed. The findings raise concerns ...

Households are being warned about the risks of using their gas hob, especially with windows closed in colder October conditions. As the nights draw in and the temperature drops, more and more of us ...

The watchdog carried out a snapshot investigation into how everyday cooking activities affected levels of pollution inside the average home. Cooking on a gas hob can create a higher level of indoor ...