Von der Leyen: No one does more than EU for Gaza
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen defends EU's Gaza aid record, says no consensus on sanctions against Israel, and calls West Bank settlements 'utterly unacceptable'.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen defends EU's Gaza aid record, says no consensus on sanctions against Israel, and calls West Bank settlements 'utterly unacceptable'.
A major grass fire on the M5 and A38 near Exeter has forced police to close both roads, causing traffic chaos. The blaze started on the central reservation and spread to a field, with 10 fire pumps at the scene.
Security workers at Aberdeen Airport will strike from July 6 for 14 days. Under UK law, passengers cannot claim compensation for delays caused by airport staff strikes, as these are extraordinary circumstances.
Brazil commits $617.5M to Amazon ecological investment via Eco Invest programme, supporting sustainable tourism and bioeconomy while facing legislative setbacks.
Firefighters spent over 15 hours tackling a major blaze at the former Aberthaw Power Station in Wales, with thick smoke forcing residents to keep windows closed. The fire reignited after appearing under control.
The RNLI's simple 'Float to Live' floating technique has saved over 50 lives. Learn how to do it and why it's crucial, especially after 26 drownings during recent heatwaves.
Edinburgh councillor warns that placing traffic cones on statues, a trend popular in Glasgow, is a safety hazard despite good humour, urging people not to imitate.
Britons are advised to place aluminium foil on windows to reflect heat and cool homes ahead of a heatwave, with temperatures set to hit 30°C from July 6.
Donald Trump, 80, plans a long Fourth of July speech in 42C heat to prove his stamina, despite a historic US heatwave and security restrictions limiting crowds at the National Mall.
Six-time world champion swimmer Mark Foster shares his own swimming terror and backs The Mirror's Save Lives for Sam campaign after his friend Matthew Upham drowned on Christmas Day.
Vets at PetMD warn owners of 9 dog breeds, including Akita and French Bulldog, that are prone to heatstroke as UK temperatures climb to 30°C from Sunday.
Taking pebbles, seashells, or sand from UK beaches is illegal under the Coast Protection Act 1949, with fines up to £1,000, warns ecology specialists Arbtech.
The FCDO warns of a high threat of terrorism in Greece after several attacks, including one fatal incident, but no travel ban is in place for British holidaymakers.
A health expert recommends eating oily fish twice a week to lower high cholesterol and protect heart health. Omega-3s from fish can reduce heart attack and stroke risk.
The London Fire Brigade has recalled the UNU E-Moped Scooter Classic due to a defective battery that could cause fires, following a blaze in a Kensal Town car park.
King Charles started the centuries-old hand ba' game in Jedburgh, Scotland, but was forced to step back as men wrestled for the ball, leaving him bemused.
NHS doctor warns of mosquito-borne diseases in five European countries popular with UK holidaymakers, including France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, and Croatia. Symptoms include fever, headaches, and severe joint pain.
A dog was rescued alive after being trapped under rubble for five days following the 7.5-magnitude Venezuela earthquake. The pet was pulled from a collapsed building in Caraballeda by El Salvador search and rescue team.
Rob Thick and Hadley Gibson cycle from Land's End to Shetland in a 1000-mile challenge honoring Kieran Clark, 38, who died of prostate cancer. They've raised over £7,700 of a £20,000 target.
Households in England are advised to fill hot water bottles with cold water as temperatures are forecast to reach 30°C on Sunday, offering a low-energy way to stay cool at night.
A hosepipe ban will affect one million Southern Water customers from July 10, 2026, as a third heatwave looms. The River Test has reached critically low levels, and temperatures hit 37°C.
A mother who ignored safety warnings about viral squishy dumpling toys now urges parents to check for toxic chemicals after finding hers smelled like petrol.
Tom Dodds, a Gateshead man, supports the Resuscitation Council UK's campaign urging defibrillator guardians to maintain devices and update The Circuit database, as one in three deprived UK communities lack registered defibrillators.
New heatwave maps turn volcanic red as a 9-day scorcher with temperatures up to 34C is set to hit the UK, especially the South East, starting next week.
Southwark Council's 20-year Old Kent Road regeneration plan, proposing 20,000 new homes, faces opposition from residents and campaigners who argue it will displace working-class communities and small businesses.
From triangular craft in Rendlesham Forest to diamond ships over Scotland, the UK has a chilling history of UFO encounters. Investigators demand government probe into bizarre aerial activity.
Time Out has named Traeth Llanddwyn (Newborough Beach) on Anglesey as the best beach in the UK, praising its heavenly views, cream sands, and mountain backdrop.
Freeview warns that high pressure from July 2-5, 2026 may disrupt TV signals. Viewers advised not to retune; service resumes after pressure passes.
GB News halted regular programming to report that the controversial 'Migrant Street' housing plan in Shropshire has been put on hold following local fury and a packed public meeting.
A simple, free method used by the military can lower core body temperature in minutes: eating crushed ice slushies. The hack can reduce core temp by up to 1.1°C.