Met Office Names 8 Areas Facing 32C Heat on Sunday
The Met Office has identified eight areas in the UK set to reach 32°C on Sunday, with amber health alerts in place and the heatwave shifting west.
The Met Office has identified eight areas in the UK set to reach 32°C on Sunday, with amber health alerts in place and the heatwave shifting west.
Affinity Water will impose a hosepipe ban from July 17 affecting over 3 million customers across southeast England, as the UK faces its third heatwave in three months and record-breaking temperatures strain water resources.
Fire chiefs warn that a single spark could ignite a devastating wildfire as the UK heatwave continues, with temperatures reaching 36°C. The Met Office reports record-breaking heat, including eight days above 34°C.
Met Éireann extends hot weather advisory for Ireland until next Friday, with temperatures widely exceeding 25C and reaching 30s, high UV index, and warnings of water safety, heat stress, and wildfires.
A new homelessness task force is to be created in the Liverpool City Region, backed by an additional £2m, to accelerate prevention and reduce rough sleeping, building on £18.5m in government funding.
Millions more people face hosepipe bans as drought risk grows amid the UK's third heatwave. Record temperatures and dry weather strain water supplies, with bans in several regions.
After temperatures peak at 36C today, weather models show a dramatic plunge to 4C in Scotland and single-digit lows across 81 UK counties by July 19.
United Utilities confirms no hosepipe ban in north west England as reservoir levels remain above average, despite Anglian Water, Cambridge Water, South East Water, and Southern Water imposing restrictions amid a heatwave.
Gardener Carol Klein advises watering plants early morning or late evening and mulching to protect them during the UK heatwave. Container plants should be moved to shade.
Climate change is warming UK seas, potentially bringing great white sharks and box jellyfish to British beaches, experts warn. Sea temperatures are 4-5°C higher than normal, driving species migration.
Heathrow Airport has warned travellers of methanol poisoning and drink spiking risks abroad, urging vigilance and offering safety tips in a new summer travel blog post.
Cleaning expert Chantel Mila recommends placing uncooked rice and lemon oil in a fabric bag inside wardrobes to absorb moisture and prevent mould growth, a natural alternative to dehumidifiers.
Clocks go back on October 25, 2026, giving Brits an extra hour of sleep, but experts warn of mental health risks like SAD and sleep disruption.
The Foreign Office has issued urgent new guidance for travellers to Spain after reports that four Britons may have died in a wildfire in Andalusia. The FCDO advises following local instructions, avoiding the affected area, and contacting emergency helplin
Millions more people in England face hosepipe bans as the nation swelters in its third heatwave, with drought risk growing. Water companies struggle to meet demand amid record temperatures and low rainfall.
BBC Morning Live test shows placing frozen bottles in front of a fan lowers room temperature by 2°C, while tin foil on windows reduces glass surface temperature by 2-3°C, offering cost-effective cooling.
Leaseholders at Swansea's Meridian Quay tower describe a 'tortuous battle' over fire defects. Work costing tens of millions, funded by FSCS, may finally start in 2025 after legal settlement.
Millions face hosepipe bans as a third heatwave hits the UK, with temperatures reaching 34°C in London. Interactive map shows restrictions closing in on the capital.
More than five million people are affected by a new hosepipe ban from Anglian Water, as the UK endures its third heatwave of 2026. Full list of areas and other bans included.
Before refrigerating leftovers, let them cool for 30 minutes to avoid raising fridge temperature, compromising food safety, and causing spoilage, according to refrigeration expert Jade Golding-Gault.
Millions more people face hosepipe bans as the UK endures its third heatwave, with officials warning of growing drought risk in parts of Britain.
The RSPCA advises pet owners to check their dog's tongue for redness, a little-known heatstroke symptom, as temperatures hit 29C in parts of the UK.
Newcastle City Council says it was satisfied there was no overcrowding at Lewis Capaldi's In the Park gig, but held a meeting with organisers to discuss lessons learned after the singer stopped the show twice due to crowd issues.
The Met Office has warned that thunderstorms could hit the UK next week as the country endures a heatwave with temperatures up to 36C, prompting amber and yellow heat-health alerts across England.
BBC Morning Live tested two low-cost cooling methods: placing ice water bottles in front of a fan and applying tin foil to windows. The bottle method reduced room temperature from 27.1°C to 25.4°C in one hour, while foil cut window surface temperature by
Four British people are believed dead in a Spain wildfire after four bodies were found in a burnt-out car with right-hand steering wheel, according to Andalusia's health minister.
Four British nationals are among at least 11 killed in wildfires in southern Spain. They were found in a burnt-out car with right-hand drive, officials confirm.
The RSPCA urges dog owners to check their pet's gums for redness during the UK's third heatwave, as temperatures exceed 30°C. Heatstroke can be fatal if not treated quickly.
Households can get £2,500 toward air con via the Boiler Upgrade Scheme, expanded to include air-to-air heat pumps for cooling and heating, as UK faces third heatwave.
White vinegar is an effective natural mould remover for shower silicone sealant. Apply it, leave for an hour or overnight, then scrub away mould without harsh chemicals.