A rare red weather warning for extreme heat takes effect in London, with temperatures forecast to hit 37C. Schools and shops close, and travel warnings issued as the UK faces a potentially record-breaking June heatwave.
A rare red warning for extreme heat has prompted over 100 school closures across England and Wales as temperatures could hit 40C, with authorities urging people not to travel.
Dozens of London schools are closing or part-closing as temperatures soar to 37°C under a rare red warning. Check our full list of affected schools.
A top wildfire adviser warns that Mediterranean-style 'fire weather' could stretch UK resources to breaking point, with extreme scenarios challenging capabilities and capacity.
Asda, Morrisons, Tesco, Waitrose, M&S, and Sainsbury's recall fruit products due to possible Salmonella contamination. Customers advised to return items for a refund and stay home if symptomatic.
King Charles' offer of an olive branch to Harry and Meghan is viewed as a betrayal of Kate, who loyally filled royal duties during her cancer battle, claims Amanda Platell.
Discover 23 stunning green spaces in Liverpool and Merseyside perfect for a sunny picnic or summer walk, from historic botanic gardens to riverside promenades.
Everton's academy has lost several prospects on free transfers, highlighting a need for better player development and pathway management to avoid repeating costly mistakes.
Severe weather could disrupt FIFA's simultaneous kick-off rule for final group matches, risking a repeat of the 1982 'Disgrace of Gijon' as teams may know results of other games.
The Climate Change Committee urges the next PM, likely Andy Burnham, to maintain the ZEV mandate, warning that weakening it would undermine UK emissions targets and cost households more.
Escape the heatwave with a shady woodland walk at Healey Dell Nature Reserve in Rochdale, featuring waterfalls, a viaduct, and tea rooms.
FIFA's simultaneous kickoff rule for final group matches could be broken by extreme weather, risking a repeat of the 1982 'Disgrace of Gijon' after France vs Iraq was delayed two hours by lightning.
David Attenborough advises cutting holes in fences to help hedgehogs navigate gardens this summer, boosting their chances of finding food and mates.
First-ever wild leopard shark mating filmed in New Caledonia, involving a threesome, providing key insights for conservation.
Met Office says 2025 likely to be UK's hottest year on record, tracking ahead of 2022, with climate change driving unprecedented warming.
Moms for Liberty activist Beth Bourne stripped to a bikini at a California school board meeting to protest transgender bathroom policies, causing two recesses.
Zakaria Salem, a Palestinian refugee in Glasgow, returned a wallet containing £1,050 to its elderly owner in Edinburgh and refused a £200 reward, stating his happiness came from reuniting the man with his money.
Amber heat health alerts issued for parts of England as temperatures set to exceed 30C, with warnings of significant health impacts.
The RSPCA warns dog owners not to use damp towels to cool pets during the UK heatwave, as this can trap heat and worsen heatstroke. Temperatures may reach 39°C.
NASA radar reveals Mexico City sinking up to 2cm a month due to groundwater extraction, causing infrastructure damage and tilting buildings.
Dog named Eeyore leads Florida sheriff's deputy to 86-year-old woman who had fallen while walking him.
Campaigners condemn Yorkshire Water's emergency drought order to extract water from the River Wharfe, warning it will kill fish and worsen pollution.
Wildlife camera and drone help arrest man suspected of killing Virginia deputy during welfare check in North Carolina.
A 57-year-old man dies after a shark attack near Dee Why on Sydney's northern beaches, prompting beach closures and a police investigation.
BBC announces Winterwatch 2026 will be broadcast from Mount Stewart in Northern Ireland, the programme's first time in the region.
NASA satellite data reveals Mexico City is sinking nearly 25cm annually due to groundwater pumping, damaging infrastructure and worsening water crisis.
Jeremy Clarkson's pub, The Farmer's Dog, now serves British wine and ketchup after customer demand, relaxing earlier bans.
UK records hottest May day at 34.8C; scientists link to climate crisis, warn of more heat to come.
US court blocks hunting of Yellowstone grizzlies, maintaining federal protections in a victory for conservationists and tribes.
Christmas Island flying fox critically endangered, no recovery plan, population decline, cyclone threat.