Mexico has a secret weapon in its World Cup clash with England: Caesar salad, invented in Tijuana 102 years ago. The dish remains a player favourite, though too much dressing could 'tighten the shorts'.
A new study estimates that the June 2026 European heatwave could cause 17,000-25,000 deaths, including over 800 in the UK, with France facing the highest toll.
Gardening expert Chris Bonnett advises removing paddling pools, trampolines, and benches from grass during heatwaves to prevent yellow patches and fungal disease. Water deeply in the morning or evening for a healthy lawn.
The Met Office has issued red warnings for very high grass pollen levels in four UK areas as temperatures are forecast to reach 34C. The warnings affect the East Midlands, West Midlands, London, and South East England on Wednesday, July 8, before the expe
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Protests in Portugal and Albania target privatisation of coastlines by wealthy elites, highlighting how overtourism driven by big business harms local communities and economies.
NSW Premier Chris Minns warns Labor needs to 'climb Everest' to retain power as One Nation gains support, addressing the state conference amid protests and key policy announcements.
Sydney's mean temperature hit 16.1°C in June 2026, breaking the 1991 record of 15.7°C, with 15 consecutive days above 20°C. Experts attribute the heat to global warming and warm ocean temperatures.
A group of 20 Labour MPs and the Fabian Society call for water companies to fund reopening of derelict lidos, with a 30% rise in outdoor swim visits in summer 2025.
Labour has approved renewable projects at double the Tory rate, but grid delays and gas reliance mean the 2030 clean power target may be missed, analysis shows.
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Steve Jones highlights the unique challenges of the 2026 World Cup, including extreme travel distances and environmental concerns, in a Guardian cartoon.
Residents of Port Arthur, Texas, say the Aramco-owned Motiva refinery exposes them to poisonous gases, causing cancer rates 40% higher than the state average, while Aramco sponsors the World Cup.
Washington DC's Fourth of July parade was canceled due to an extreme heat warning, with temperatures expected to reach 102°F. The National Weather Service issued the warning as the east coast swelters.
Another heatwave is on the way across parts of the UK with peak temperatures of 34C forecast in the south-east, prompting heat health alerts and a hosepipe ban.
A small anti-immigration protest in Liverpool was eclipsed by a vibrant Hare Krishna Festival of Chariots, drawing 150 people for a celebration of music, dance, and community.
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Stamford in Lincolnshire has been named England's most beautiful high street, beating historic rivals with its 447 listed buildings and preserved medieval layout.
Households across the UK are urged to stop using washing lines to dry clothes in July as grass pollen season peaks, with pollen sticking to fabrics and worsening hay fever symptoms.
The Met Office advises removing indoor flowers as pollen levels peak Wednesday, with very high levels in the Midlands and South East. Hay fever sufferers should use antihistamines and nasal sprays.
England's World Cup match vs Mexico kicks off at 1am Monday. FIFA reversed plan to move it earlier. Dog owners warned of noise phobias; PDSA advises precautions.
Pope Leo XIV spent July 4 on Lampedusa honoring migrants who died crossing to Europe, sending a message to the US and Europe about dignity and compassion.
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The US had its second warmest winter on record, driven by record heat in nine western states, while the East experienced cold spells.
Experts reveal a simple 2-second tweak to improve sleep during UK heatwaves: moving your bed away from walls to reduce heat transfer and improve air circulation.
Climate change tripled likelihood of deadly wildfires in Chile and Argentina, destroying ancient forests and killing 23 people.
Typhoon Halong uncovers thousands of ancient Yup'ik artifacts in Alaska, raising concerns over climate change and cultural preservation.
Climate change made deadly Patagonian wildfires three times more likely, destroying ancient alerce trees and killing 23 in Chile.
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An expert warns UK households to remove aerosols, paint, electronics, paper items, and candles from garages before Wednesday's heatwave to prevent damage and safety risks.
As UK temperatures are set to reach 34C, drivers are urged to take precautions against tyre blowouts and vehicle failures. Tyre specialist James Harding advises on summer driving safety.
Jeremy Clarkson hits out at Laura Tobin's 'good news' about record wind power from storms, questioning the benefit to consumers.
In Malawi, one in three lacks clean water. Dina Njati's eight-hour daily trek for contaminated water highlights a crisis affecting millions, but new boreholes offer hope.
A hosepipe ban will take effect from July 10 in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight as the Met Office forecasts temperatures up to 34C next week, with UKHSA issuing yellow heat health alerts across parts of England.
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Temperatures could reach 34C in the South East next week as a new hosepipe ban is announced for Hampshire and the Isle of Wight, with yellow heat health alerts in force.
