UK swelters through hottest June on record
The UK has recorded its hottest June on record, with an average temperature of 15.8°C. The Met Office warns that human-induced climate change is making such extreme heatwaves significantly more likely.
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Supreme Court Blocks Trump Request for DEI Records
The US Supreme Court has temporarily shielded diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) research from disclosure, denying a request from Donald Trump's legal team. The ruling highlights the Court's role in balancing presidential transparency with academic an
Home Office Loses Vital Essex Lorry Case Data
Exclusive: The Home Office admits to losing critical evidence from the Essex lorry tragedy investigation, prompting outrage from Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper and serious questions about data security.
Linda May Han Oh's 'Strange Heavens': A Jazz Triumph
Bassist and composer Linda May Han Oh unveils her visionary new album, 'Strange Heavens', a profound collaboration with jazz titans Ambrose Akinmusire and Tyshawn Sorey. Our review explores this landmark of contemporary jazz.
Liverpool's 8-Year Top-Eight Dynasty: Can Anyone Match It?
An in-depth analysis of Liverpool FC's remarkable record of 8 consecutive top-eight Premier League finishes and whether any club can challenge this modern footballing dynasty.
RFK Jr Challenges Defence Secretary to Fitness Test
US Presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr challenges Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin to a fitness test, questioning his leadership amid global tensions and sparking a debate on military readiness.
Diver Holds Breath for Record 24 Minutes Underwater
In a superhuman feat of endurance, Croatian freediver Budimir Šobat has smashed his own world record, holding his breath underwater for an astonishing 24 minutes and 37 seconds. The incredible attempt, which pushes the limits of human physiology, was broa
Trump’s Election Rule Proposal Sparks Constitutional Debate
Former President Donald Trump has suggested a radical change to US election rules, sparking debate over constitutional implications and democratic norms.
Trump's stunning admission: "I don't need votes"
Former US President Donald Trump stunned supporters with a candid admission about his campaign strategy. Experts weigh in on the implications.
Faversham hits 32.2°C - UK's hottest 2024 day
Faversham in Kent has officially recorded the UK's hottest day of the year so far, with temperatures soaring to 32.2°C. The Met Office warns of more heat to come as Scotland braces for thunderstorms.
RFK Jr links Trump's temper to junk food
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has sparked controversy by suggesting that Donald Trump's aggressive behaviour is linked to his junk food diet. The independent presidential candidate made the remarks during a podcast, drawing mixed reactions.
Bolivia election results show tight race amid controversy
Initial results from Bolivia's presidential election reveal a tight race, with both leading candidates claiming victory amid allegations of irregularities.
Dinosaur Island sizzles as UK's hottest spot
The Isle of Wight, dubbed 'Dinosaur Island', is basking in scorching temperatures, making it the UK's hottest spot. Discover why this prehistoric paradise is sizzling!
Secret Service daughter's shocking White House revelations
The daughter of a former Secret Service agent shares jaw-dropping tales from inside the White House, exposing untold secrets of presidential life.
Trump vs Biden: The Executive Order Showdown
Former President Donald Trump and current President Joe Biden have set unprecedented records with their executive orders, sparking fierce debate over presidential power and policy direction.
Bob Simpson's Unmatched Cricket Record
Discover the incredible achievement of cricket legend Bob Simpson, a record that stands the test of time and is unlikely to ever be matched again.
RFK Jr denies 2028 presidential bid amid Trump speculation
Robert F. Kennedy Jr dismisses claims of a 2028 presidential bid, while speculation swirls around Donald Trump's potential return to the White House.
UK set for sunniest and hottest year on record
New data suggests 2023 could be the UK's sunniest and hottest year ever recorded, with scientists pointing to unprecedented weather patterns.
Adams wins 9th British chess title; 10-year-old breaks records
In a stunning display of skill and youth brilliance, Michael Adams clinched his ninth British Chess Championship, while a 10-year-old girl broke two world records, marking a historic day for UK chess.
Sports Quiz Week: Football, Rugby, Tennis & More Trivia
Dive into the thrilling world of sports trivia as we celebrate the winners, records, and unforgettable moments from football, rugby, tennis, boxing, athletics, and baseball.
Greater Manchester and Belfast brace for scorching heatwave
Parts of England, including Greater Manchester, along with Belfast and Cardiff, brace for a scorching heatwave as temperatures climb to record highs. Stay informed on weather warnings and safety tips.
Newsom Denies Presidential Bid, Targets Trump
California Governor Gavin Newsom shuts down rumours of a 2024 presidential bid, focusing instead on countering Trump's influence.
Richardson and Bjergfelt smash world records in Turkey
Athletics stars Richardson and Bjergfelt set new world records in Turkey, but British cyclist Tanfield misses out on glory.
Obama's portrait unveiled at White House after Trump delay
The long-awaited official portrait of former President Barack Obama has been unveiled at the White House, marking a symbolic moment after delays during the Trump administration.
Trump admin pulls USDA animal welfare records offline
The Trump administration has removed public access to USDA animal welfare records, sparking outrage among activists and transparency advocates.
Youngkin pushes for Trump nod despite GOP worries
Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin is aggressively seeking Donald Trump's endorsement for a potential presidential run, despite private Republican fears that his moderate image may alienate the party's base.
Europe heatwave breaks records, sparks wildfires
A brutal heatwave has engulfed Europe, smashing temperature records and sparking devastating wildfires in France and Croatia. Authorities warn of escalating risks as extreme weather persists.
GOP demands Treasury release Biden financial records
US Republicans escalate demands for transparency as they push the Treasury Department to disclose President Biden's financial records, deepening political divisions in Washington.
UK braces for record-breaking heatwave
The Met Office warns of an incoming heatwave with temperatures potentially reaching record highs across the UK. Stay prepared for extreme heat.
London heatwave alert as temperatures set to soar
The Met Office has issued a heat warning for London and southern England, with temperatures expected to soar, potentially breaking records. Stay informed on the latest updates and safety tips.
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