UK braces for sixth heatwave with 37C highs next week
The UK is set for a sixth heatwave, with temperatures soaring to 37C next week, as drought conditions persist and yellow heat alerts are issued.
The UK is set for a sixth heatwave, with temperatures soaring to 37C next week, as drought conditions persist and yellow heat alerts are issued.
Bristol Airport has grounded all flights after a runway defect was found, with operations suspended until at least 6am on Saturday, causing cancellations and delays.
A Ryanair flight from Manchester to Limoges was diverted to London Stansted after a crew member fell ill during take-off, causing a 1hr 41min delay.
Bristol Airport is closed for emergency runway repairs, causing mass cancellations and diversions of inbound flights to other UK airports.
The UK government remains committed to banning new petrol and diesel cars by 2030, despite reports of a possible softening of ZEV Mandate targets.
Temperatures could reach 36C in parts of the UK next week, with 27 counties set to exceed 30C, as the Met Office warns of a returning heatwave.
The FA has banned solid brick, breeze block, or concrete barriers around pitches in the National League system following the tragic death of former Arsenal youngster Billy Vigar.
Spain's first West Nile virus death this year prompts warnings for holidaymakers as experts fear spread; 19 cases confirmed, mostly in Andalusia.
Jet2 reassures customers that EU baggage rules won't change its free 10kg hand luggage policy and advises bringing a paper copy of travel insurance to avoid being stuck abroad.
Officials warn Londoners to stay away from wild deer in Richmond Park after videos show people feeding them, risking injury.
South West Water will enforce a hosepipe ban from Saturday for all customers across Devon, Cornwall, parts of Dorset and Somerset, and the Isles of Scilly due to dry weather.
Hong Kong's contribution 'Dim-sum' joins the Asia-Pacific typhoon name list, part of nine new names approved for future storms.
Noel Edmonds concedes the lobsters he released into the sea may not have survived, after backlash over his rescue attempt.
Blackpill Lido in Swansea has closed again due to water quality issues, just weeks after reopening following a series of setbacks this year.
Blackpool Airport warns Airshow visitors to remove litter and not feed gulls to avoid bird strike risks during low-level displays this weekend.
A yellow heat health alert from the UKHSA will be in place for London from Saturday to Tuesday as temperatures are set to reach 32C.
Nationwide has fitted defibrillators and bleed control kits at 225 UK branches, with all 605 branches to be equipped by year's end.
Andy Burnham and the PM have criticized Westminster Council's proposal to ban standing while drinking in pubs, calling it 'not British life' and vowing to curb such restrictions.
Mallorca imposes road restrictions on Aug 12, 2026, for total solar eclipse, affecting tourists and causing travel disruption.
Met Office warns of widespread heatwave with highs of 36C, humidity to make conditions feel more uncomfortable, as UKHSA issues yellow alert for seven areas.
Manchester Airport's hold baggage screening team warns passengers that devices with lithium batteries, such as vapes and power banks, are forbidden in hold luggage and must be carried in hand luggage.
Liverpool City Council proposes a 20mph limit on Railway Street, Garston, with consultation open until 3 September 2026.
The Met Office says heatwave conditions are likely next week, with 36C possible in East Anglia and south-east England on Thursday.
A partial solar eclipse will cross the UK on August 12, 2026, with up to 96% coverage, prompting advice on animal behavior and eye safety.
Chef Charles Kim shares three simple storage rules to keep fresh herbs fresh for up to three weeks, using water, plastic bags, and damp kitchen roll.
Italy's health ministry issued red alerts for all 27 cities due to extreme heat, prompting an NHS GP to urge travellers to prepare for heat exhaustion and heatstroke.
The Met Office forecasts a heatwave next week, with southeast England and East Anglia seeing the warmest conditions, including 36C in 11 areas.
Experts advise certified ISO 12312-2 eclipse glasses to prevent eye damage during the UK's partial solar eclipse on August 12, which will block up to 90% of daylight.
A partial solar eclipse on August 12 will be the most significant since 1999, with Exeter seeing 94% coverage.
A paving expert warns that heatwave-cracked driveways across the UK could be vulnerable to flash flooding as heavy rain is forecast. Quick fixes can help prevent damage.