GB News Halts for Urgent Heat Warning as UK Faces Red Alert
GB News was interrupted for a crucial announcement as Dr Hilary Jones warned Brits to take precautions amid red health alerts and temperatures soaring to 40°C.
GB News was interrupted for a crucial announcement as Dr Hilary Jones warned Brits to take precautions amid red health alerts and temperatures soaring to 40°C.
All schools in red heat alert areas must carry out immediate risk assessments, potentially leading to closures as temperatures could reach 39°C, posing life-threatening risks.
Lynx has issued advice on avoiding sweat during the UK's 40C heatwave, recommending breathable clothing, cooling methods, proper antiperspirant use, and hydration.
FIFA has defended mandatory hydration breaks at the World Cup after fans booed during England vs Ghana and a break was scrapped in France vs Iraq due to a lightning delay.
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RecommendedThe Met Office has extended its amber weather warning to Friday and Saturday, with temperatures expected to exceed 30C and potentially reach 38C in eastern and central England.
Great Britain's grid operator Neso issued a rare summer electricity margin notice for Wednesday evening as a heatwave drives up demand from fans and air conditioning, requiring an extra 1,900 MW of capacity.
Weakening UK net zero policy would disrupt business and damage the economy, warns Climate Change Committee chair Nigel Topping, as a new report highlights renewable progress but lagging heat pump uptake.
Discover Horsey Island, Essex, the setting for Arthur Ransome's 'Secret Water', where a single family farms with innovation, using dredged mud to combat rising sea levels.
O2 will shut down its 2G network by 2029, following the 3G switch-off. The move aims to expand 4G and 5G coverage, reduce energy, and improve speeds. Millions of users relying on 2G devices must upgrade.
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RecommendedThousands of pupils across England and Wales are missing school as hundreds of schools close or send children home early due to extreme heat, with temperatures expected to reach 40C by Wednesday.
Chornobyl nuclear site remains vulnerable 40 years after disaster, with a drone strike in February 2025 damaging its containment shelter and raising safety concerns.
As US-Iran peace talks begin, Iranians face a devastating economy and government repression. Journalist Shirin Jaafari reports on daily life under war and protest risks.
A California court dismissed a Trump administration lawsuit against Los Angeles over its sanctuary city ordinance, marking a legal victory for the city.
Australia's pesticide regulator has decided to keep the herbicide paraquat legal despite bans in over 70 countries, citing insufficient evidence of a causal link to Parkinson's disease, but with stricter usage controls.
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Kenya's health minister ordered a halt to a US-run Ebola quarantine facility after being held in contempt for ignoring a court order, amid deadly protests and legal challenges.
Foreign Office issues urgent travel advice for Spain, Portugal, France as temperatures exceed 40°C, with red alerts, wildfire risks, and heat-related deaths reported across Europe.
The UK government has issued extreme travel warnings for France, Spain, and Portugal as a heat-dome pushes temperatures toward 40C, surpassing the 1976 June record and causing severe disruption.
As Britain faces a 40C heatwave, use lemons and cloves to repel flies from outdoor dining. The strong scent confuses flies, keeping them away from food.
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RecommendedPrince William travelled on a zero-emission London bus with Robert Irwin to attend the Earthshot Prize Impact Assembly during London Climate Action Week, joining young environmentalists.
The British Red Cross suggests wearing chilled socks in bed to cool down during a heatwave, but warns that sticking to normal routines is key for quality sleep.
Paul Baldwin criticizes the Met Office and Government for 'infantilising' advice during a June heatwave, comparing it to Covid shutdowns and urging personal responsibility.
France's World Cup match against Iraq was suspended at half-time due to lightning strikes. Play resumed after a two-hour delay, with Kylian Mbappe scoring a brace in a 3-0 win. Lionel Messi also scored twice to send Argentina into the knockout stages.
Trump administration waives environmental laws to build border wall in Big Bend National Park, sparking outrage over destruction of protected wilderness.
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RecommendedThe DfE and NAHT have issued new guidance to head teachers as scores of UK schools announce closures due to the red heatwave warning, with temperatures forecast to reach 40°C.
Satellite images show entire Gaza neighbourhoods reduced to rubble after three weeks of Israeli airstrikes, with 42% of housing units damaged.
The Met Office has issued red extreme heat warnings for parts of England and Wales, with temperatures potentially reaching 40C. Schools across the UK are closing or implementing early finishes to ensure safety.
A major incident was declared after a fire at a Widnes recycling centre, with 20 fire engines from three counties tackling 450 tons of burning cardboard. Smoke visible for miles; no injuries reported.
Professor Kim Solga criticises UK history curriculum for neglecting colonial history, urging reform to match Canada, Australia and New Zealand.
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RecommendedHeatwaves kill an estimated half a million people annually, making them a 'silent killer.' Learn how extreme heat affects health, who is most at risk, and how to adapt as the climate warms.