Earthquake hits Grimsby as residents report shaking homes
A 2.2-magnitude earthquake struck Grimsby, Lincolnshire, just before 7.50pm yesterday, with residents in nearby Cleethorpes and surrounding areas also feeling the tremor.
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M62 closed near Greater Manchester after offal spillage
A slip road on the M62 near Greater Manchester closed after an offal spillage, causing rush-hour congestion and requiring specialist cleaning.
2.2 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Grimsby, Residents Report Shakes
A 2.2 magnitude earthquake struck Grimsby, Lincolnshire, on Tuesday evening, with residents reporting shakes and rumbles just before 7.50pm.
London thunderstorm warning: Yellow alert as rain sweeps capital
A yellow thunderstorm warning remains in force for London until 10pm Wednesday, with heavy rain and possible surface flooding forecast across much of England.
CAA: flyers can claim up to £520 for flight delays
The Civil Aviation Authority has reminded passengers that flights delayed by three hours or more could qualify for compensation of up to £520, depending on the distance of the route.
Top seven tips this week including 20-1 Naqeeb
The Scout's top seven picks this week include Primal at Newbury, Call Margot at Catterick, Laylaty and Outer Edge at Ffos Las, and 20-1 Naqeeb for Saturday.
UK households urged to bleed radiators before September
UK households are urged to bleed radiators before September to cut heating costs. The simple task can restore efficiency and reduce energy bills when autumn arrives.
Partial lunar eclipse: Exact UK timings for August 28
A partial lunar eclipse will be visible from the UK in the early hours of Friday, August 28, with around 93% of the Moon in Earth's darkest shadow at maximum.
Met Office warns of heavy rain in 46 UK areas on Thursday
Heavy rain and thunderstorms are forecast across the UK on Thursday, with 46 areas on Met Office maps expected to see over 33mm of rain per hour.
Blood Moon 2026: UK lunar eclipse date, time and viewing tips
A deep partial lunar eclipse will be visible from the UK and Ireland in the early hours of 28 August, with around 93% of the Moon covered at its peak.
Met Office issues 19-hour thunderstorm warning for Wales
The Met Office has issued a yellow thunderstorm warning for 19 areas in Wales, with heavy downpours, lightning and flood risks from Wednesday 3am to 10pm.
Bleed radiators before September to cut energy bills
Bleeding radiators before September can cut heating costs, says Selectra. The simple task, done while the system is off, helps restore efficiency ahead of winter.
Ukraine launches huge drone attack on Moscow after CIA visit
A massive drone attack reportedly started on Moscow hours after CIA Director John Ratcliffe left the Russian capital, with air defenses active and airports on alert.
Gardeners urged to do 5 essential jobs before September
With September approaching, gardeners are urged to complete five key jobs this week, from watering and pruning to pest protection, to keep gardens productive.
Britons urged to avoid trees as thunderstorm warnings issued
Yellow thunderstorm warnings are in place for Wednesday and Thursday. The Met Office advises staying indoors and avoiding trees if outside.
UK storm maps show lightning and rain as 35-hour alert issued
The Met Office has issued a 35-hour yellow weather warning for thunderstorms and heavy rain across much of England and Wales, with up to 7.5mm per hour expected.
Brits urged to stock up on batteries as storms loom
The Met Office has issued yellow thunderstorm warnings for Wednesday and Thursday, urging households in affected areas to prepare for possible power cuts by stocking up on batteries and torches.
Queens Drive closure as thunderstorm warning issued for Liverpool
A section of Queens Drive in Liverpool will close from 8am on Wednesday due to a yellow weather warning for thunderstorms, Liverpool City Council has confirmed.
UK to advise citizens to stockpile food amid climate and state threats
The UK government will advise citizens to stock up on food and water as part of new emergency preparedness guidance addressing climate change and hostile state threats.
Huge fire near Scots caravan park causes power cuts
A large fire near West Beach Caravan Park in Hopeman, Elgin, has caused power cuts and forced a local shop to close as crews tackle the blaze.
EasyJet passengers stranded in Tunisia after Belfast flight cancelled
Around 150 easyJet passengers have been stranded at Tunisia's Enfidha airport for almost three days after their flight to Belfast was cancelled due to a technical issue.
Thunderstorm warning: times storms to hit Greater Manchester
Greater Manchester faces two Met Office thunderstorm warnings this week. Rain, lightning and hail are forecast from Wednesday morning, with a second band expected Thursday.
EuroMillions £50m jackpot results for Tuesday, August 25
Tonight's EuroMillions draw offers a £50m jackpot. Results are announced after 8.30pm, with entries closing at 7.30pm. Thunderball also takes place.
God Given Talent, Monogram Show Promise on Racecourse
God Given Talent finished fourth at York despite distraction by a filly, while Monogram impressed on debut at the Curragh and is 20-1 for the 2000 Guineas.
LASK v Celtic: How to watch Champions League play-off free
Celtic face LASK in the Champions League play-off second leg holding a 3-0 lead. The match kicks off at 8pm on Tuesday, August 25, at the Raiffeisen Arena and can be streamed free via Amazon Prime's 30-day trial.
A1 in Northumberland 'inappropriate' admits Labour minister
Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds says the A1 in Northumberland 'feels sort of inappropriate' as he acknowledges safety and economic concerns over the road.
War on Loudcasting Phones Can Be Won With British Nudging
Loudcasting on public transport is rising, but a columnist argues that gentle persuasion, not fines, is the best way to curb the headphone-dodging trend.
Rotterdam ROCKS! €240m eco-attraction faces scepticism
MVRDV's €240m Rotterdam ROCKS! project, a pile of artificial rocks promoting sustainability, faces criticism as a costly vanity project that may age poorly.
Pogacar wins Vuelta stage four solo in Andorra
Tadej Pogacar attacked with 50km remaining and won Vuelta stage four alone in Andorra la Vella, finishing 2min 39sec ahead of Jarno Widar to take the red jersey.
Man in 40s dies swimming off Devon coast
A man in his 40s from Surrey has died after getting into difficulty while swimming in the sea at Blackpool Sands, Strete, Devon, on Monday. Police and coastguard attended, and the death is not being treated as suspicious.
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