Spain Heatwave: UK Tourists Given 3 Safety Rules
Spain's Interior Ministry issues alert as temperatures exceed 45°C, urging people to avoid three fire-starting actions. Wildfires have already burned thousands of hectares.
Spain's Interior Ministry issues alert as temperatures exceed 45°C, urging people to avoid three fire-starting actions. Wildfires have already burned thousands of hectares.
Wimbledon's increasing corporate sponsorships and celebrity culture are driving away long-time fans, with purists lamenting the loss of tradition and the influx of C-listers who treat the event as a photo opportunity.
RBA hikes cash rate to 4.1% in split decision; Iran tensions fuel petrol prices; Trump seeks to delay China summit; AI-generated misinformation on Iran war.
Dave Schilling argues the decaying Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool symbolizes deeper national crises, as Trump blames vandals for algae and cuts, while fencing goes up.
A federal appeals court unanimously rejected the Trump EPA's attempt to abandon a Biden-era rule limiting deadly soot pollution, leaving the stricter 2024 standard in place.
New food waste recycling bins are being delivered to homes across England under the Simpler Recycling scheme, with weekly collections mandatory from March 2026. Learn what items are allowed and prohibited.
Households across England are receiving new food waste bins under the Simpler Recycling reforms. Learn which items are prohibited, including liquids, packaging, and garden waste, to avoid contamination.
UK supermarkets could remove chocolate, cooking oils, and shampoo from shelves under new government deforestation rules announced during London Climate Action Week.
British hiker fined €14,225 after ignoring rockslide warnings and requiring helicopter rescue in the Italian Dolomites.
The Albanese government approved a carbon credit method allowing NSW to earn hundreds of millions for protecting native forests, enabling the long-awaited great koala national park near Coffs Harbour.
Economist Mariana Mazzucato argues governments must set ambitious missions, reject neoliberal passivity, and invest in public goods to tackle inequality and climate crises, calling for a purpose-driven economy.
New lightning maps from the Met Office reveal hundreds of strikes across the North East this morning, with another yellow weather warning for storms from 2pm to 9pm Friday.
The RSPCA has identified nine key heatstroke symptoms in dogs as red heat alerts hit the UK. Flat-faced, elderly, and overweight pets are most at risk. Immediate vet attention is urged.
A damp towel hung in front of an open window can cool your bedroom during a heatwave without using a fan, according to heating expert John Lawless from BestHeating.
Labour MP Samantha Niblett launches 'Yes Sex Please, We’re British' campaign for a 'summer of sex' to promote sex education reform and raise awareness of sexual health issues.
Henley-on-Thames campaigners call for rule changes after bathing water status bid fails due to narrow 'bather' definition, citing poor water quality and public health risks.
Teaching unions in France urge staff to strike as national exams proceed in classrooms reaching 40°C, warning of health risks to students and teachers amid a severe heatwave.
London's first heat plan, 'Heat Ready London', aims to retrofit buildings, expand green spaces, and protect vulnerable residents as 40°C summers become the new normal.
The Trump administration reached a $450M settlement with Chemours over illegal PFAS discharges, the first federal enforcement action against a major manufacturer, requiring pollution controls and clean water.
The UK government is considering introducing a maximum workplace temperature limit after a record-breaking June heatwave, with schools closing and the Climate Change Committee urging action.
Despite an amber heat warning and temperatures reaching 33C in Merseyside, sunbed shops like Solar Sun in Liverpool expect steady customers. Staff cite personal preference for speed and comfort over natural sun.
A swarm of 17 earthquakes near Area 51 sparks conspiracy theories about secret nuclear testing, with the largest quake measuring 4.4 magnitude.
Over 1,200 schools across the UK have closed due to the heatwave, with many in Greater Manchester shutting early. Record temperatures of 36.1C broke the June record from 1976.
A massive fire in Rhyl produces thick black smoke visible for miles; locals urged to close windows and doors as emergency services respond.
GB News was interrupted for a crucial announcement as Dr Hilary Jones warned Brits to take precautions amid red health alerts and temperatures soaring to 40°C.
All schools in red heat alert areas must carry out immediate risk assessments, potentially leading to closures as temperatures could reach 39°C, posing life-threatening risks.
Lynx has issued advice on avoiding sweat during the UK's 40C heatwave, recommending breathable clothing, cooling methods, proper antiperspirant use, and hydration.
FIFA has defended mandatory hydration breaks at the World Cup after fans booed during England vs Ghana and a break was scrapped in France vs Iraq due to a lightning delay.
The Met Office has extended its amber weather warning to Friday and Saturday, with temperatures expected to exceed 30C and potentially reach 38C in eastern and central England.
Great Britain's grid operator Neso issued a rare summer electricity margin notice for Wednesday evening as a heatwave drives up demand from fans and air conditioning, requiring an extra 1,900 MW of capacity.