Trump Calls Iran Leaders 'Scum' as Ceasefire Collapses
Hostilities between US and Iran resume after US strikes in Hormuz. Trump calls Iranian leaders 'scum' at NATO summit, ending fragile ceasefire. Oil prices jump 3%.
Hostilities between US and Iran resume after US strikes in Hormuz. Trump calls Iranian leaders 'scum' at NATO summit, ending fragile ceasefire. Oil prices jump 3%.
Wyoming officials tightened wastewater rules after a Meta contractor flushed bacteria-contaminated water into Cheyenne sewers during AI datacenter construction. Drinking water was unaffected.
A well-funded anti-immigrant campaign in South Africa has killed at least four people and forced thousands to flee, driven by post-apartheid failures and fragile national identity, says historian Fezokuhle Mthonti.
Since Trump threatened to 'take' Cuba, escalating US sanctions and an oil blockade have crippled essential services, plunging the country into blackouts and grinding life for 10 million people to a near halt.
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Scottish tourists face fines up to €2,000 (£1,706) for smoking on Spanish beaches and public spaces. Local rules vary by destination, with many smoke-free zones.
Emissions from Jackdaw gas field will not materially influence global warming, making up less than 0.02% of yearly global greenhouse gases, report suggests.
Taylor Ann Spencer shares a 5-minute method for 'ultimate' toast using a pan instead of a toaster, with tips on bread thickness, oil, and seasoning.
As the UK faces a heatwave with temperatures up to 35°C, a TikTok user who lived in Australia shares tips on staying cool, including window management, fan hacks, and hydration.
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RecommendedGiant Lego sculptures are arriving at RHS Garden Bridgewater this summer as part of the Brick Explorers trail, featuring over 60 wildlife-inspired creations made from 433,000 bricks.
The UK Health Security Agency urges people to check on neighbours, family, and friends during summer heatwaves, as temperatures are set to hit mid-30s. Heat exhaustion and heatstroke can be fatal.
A survey of 2,000 adults reveals that 87% of Brits enjoy 'picky bits' in summer, with 31% eating them weekly, surpassing barbecues and fish and chips as the nation's top summer meal.
A 15-year-old elephant was rescued after 10 hours trapped in an abandoned well in Kerala, India. Forest officials used an excavator to create a mud ramp, allowing the elephant to escape. The rescue was delayed by local protests demanding relocation.
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RecommendedAhead of Great British Pea Week, the Mirror visits HMC Peas in Lincolnshire, where 24/7 shifts produce 90% of UK peas amid virus outbreaks and climate change challenges.
Suella Braverman, Reform UK's education spokeswoman, was heckled and some audience members walked out as she criticized councils for failing white working-class children during a Local Government Association speech in Bournemouth.
A survey of 2,000 adults found 87% of Brits eat 'picky bits' in summer, with 31% enjoying them weekly, surpassing barbecues and fish and chips.
As UK temperatures soar to 36°C, BBC Good Food shares a quick 3-ingredient slushie recipe using watermelon, strawberries, and lime juice to cool down.
Fire chiefs have warned about increasing wildfire risks as the UK experiences its third heatwave of the year, with temperatures set to reach up to 36C this week.
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RecommendedScotland faces a 'pollen bomb' as temperatures soar to 28°C, with the Met Office warning of high pollen levels across several regions, causing misery for hay fever sufferers.
A new lakeside sauna opens at Wild Shore Delamere in Cheshire on July 11, offering cold-water immersion and heat therapy steps from the water.
Vision expert Dr Stephen Hannan warns contact lens users of severe eye irritation as the Met Office issues a red alert for very high pollen levels across England and Wales, with temperatures reaching 35°C.
North East mayor Kim McGuinness admits high street revival has been slower than hoped, urges commission to 'think bigger' and focus on major interventions like South Shields college move.
Hot weather can disrupt your broadband. Ensure your router is well-ventilated and out of direct sunlight to avoid overheating and maintain connectivity during heatwaves, advises an expert.
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RecommendedDonald Trump ordered federal agencies to release UFO files in February 2026, citing public interest. The first batch in May 2026 got over a billion hits, revealing Apollo astronaut encounters and military sightings.
BBC Gardeners' World star Adam Frost says sweet peas become 'spindly' in hot weather and 'don't necessarily recover that well', advising Christmas sowing for best results.
Scientists are working to restore toxicity in captive-bred Atelopus frogs from Central and South America, which lost their potent toxins while in captivity, leaving them vulnerable to predators.
A binman warns that polystyrene is not recyclable in household waste bins, urging residents to check local council rules to avoid bin rejection.
New research reveals comet 3I/ATLAS is billions of years older than Earth, forming before our solar system. The interstellar object, once feared as alien craft, contains lethal gases.
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RecommendedA binman warns that polystyrene is not recyclable in household bins; placing it in recycling risks rejection and delays of up to three weeks.