Donald Trump will attend the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library opening on July 1, while his administration has lifted protections from over 86 million acres of public lands, contradicting Roosevelt's conservation legacy.
A study warns New Orleans faces a 'point of no return' due to sea level rise, but locals reject relocation, citing cultural ties and demanding investment in flood defenses.
Associated British Foods says cooking oil sales suffer as Hispanic consumers under financial and ICE pressure reuse oil more and shop online; GLP-1 drugs also hit demand.
An H5N1 bird flu outbreak in Australian poultry could push egg prices above $10 per carton, with farms closed for months. Industry warns of severe economic impact.
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Seven years after the first London borough declared a climate emergency, Bexley, Bromley, and the City of London Corporation still have not. They prioritise action over declarations, citing progress like Bromley's 55% emissions cut since 2018.
England had its warmest June on record with an average temperature of 17.1C, beating the previous record of 16.9C set in 2025. The UK saw its second warmest June.
England recorded its warmest June since 1884 with an average temperature of 17.1°C, while the UK saw its second warmest June. A heatwave brought seven consecutive days above 30°C and a new June peak of 37.7°C.
The Met Office warns that temperatures could reach 30°C again within days, following the UK's hottest June on record, with a new provisional maximum of 37.7°C.
Lidl releases limited-edition Mr SPF 30.5 sun spray for bald heads, partnering with SKCIN to highlight skin cancer risks. Bundle costs £3.05 with proceeds donated to charity.
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England could face a daily water shortfall of five billion litres by 2055, according to the Environment Agency. A four-year campaign urges people to save water.
England recorded its warmest June ever with an average temperature of 17.1°C, beating the previous record of 16.9°C set in 2025. The UK's mean temperature was 15.6°C, the second warmest on record.
A yellow heat health alert has been issued by the UKHSA for London from Saturday noon to Wednesday 5pm, as temperatures are forecast to reach 32C, prompting concerns for vulnerable people and increased risk of water incidents.
The Met Office confirms June 2026 as the hottest June on record in England, driven by an intense heatwave with temperatures nearing 40°C. Another heatwave is expected in days.
The Met Office confirms the hottest June on record for England, with temperatures soaring. A new heatwave is expected, prompting heat alerts across five areas.
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The Met Office warns a third heatwave is increasingly likely, but it will be less humid and extreme than last week's record-breaking 37.7C spell.
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Sydney has its wettest start to August since 1998, with double the monthly average rain in 11 days. More wet weather forecast for spring.
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The UK Health Security Agency has issued a yellow heat health alert for five regions in England, warning of a 'greater risk to life' for vulnerable people from July 4 to July 8.
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The National Glass Centre in Sunderland has been added to the SAVE Britain's Heritage buildings at risk register, one of nine North East sites, ahead of its closure on July 31.
The UK Health Security Agency has issued a yellow heat health alert for parts of England, warning of risks to vulnerable people and potential water-related incidents as temperatures may exceed 30°C this weekend.
Sefton Council will close the Botanic Gardens aviary in Churchtown, Southport, due to animal welfare concerns and ageing infrastructure. The free attraction has been open since 1939.
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As humidity persists in Scotland, experts warn that common household devices can increase indoor heat and energy bills. Avoid using them during the hottest part of the day.
Wimbledon's head of courts and horticulture, Neil Stubley, says rising temperatures mean more hardy plants like lavender are needed, though iconic hydrangeas will remain in shaded areas.
New data from the Centre for Social Justice reveals 51% of London's rough sleepers with confirmed nationalities are non-UK citizens, with 5,667 non-UK nationals compared to 5,475 Britons.
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A third heatwave of 2026 prompts UKHSA yellow heat-health alerts across five UK areas, warning of increased risk to life for vulnerable people from July 4 to 8.
