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Exact date 28C heatwave to bake Britain during 72-hour scorcher
Yorkshire Live
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June 6, 2025
The UK is bracing for a scorching heatwave that could last 72 hours in June, with forecasters pinpointing the exact dates it's expected to start and finish. Temperatures are predicted to soar up to 28C, promising a sizzling prelude to July for...
Chilling future of a Britain where women can't carry a pregnancy to term
The Herald (Scotland)
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June 6, 2025
But that would mean missing out on a novel that’s as captivating as it is chilling, a study of a teenage girl coming of age in an utterly changed world that, like her, is still finding its feet. This post-apocalyptic tale from the...
Met Office issues thunderstorm warning with parched Britain set to get more rain tomorrow than in all of May
Daily Mail
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June 6, 2025
England will be hit by thunderstorms tomorrow with parts of the parched country expected to see more rain in several hours than over the whole of last month. The Met Office has issued a thunderstorm warning for southern England including London as...
Netflix opens applications as British reality series set to return
Bristol Post
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June 6, 2025
Singletons are being sought for the latest instalment of hit Netflix show Love Is Blind UK, presented by celebrity couple Emma and Matt Willis. The hosts have launched the casting call for the third season of the dating show, beckoning single...
North East hotel's new summer menu celebrates 'best of British' cuisine
The Northern Echo
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Four-star venue Roker Hotel, which has been serving visitors for more than 180 years, has crafted a special evening menu for its 1842 café and bistro. The three-course menu at the Sunderland restaurant aims to provide a 'delightful end' to a...
Jet2 announces hundreds of new villa options for British holidaymakers in France, Italy and more destinations
GB News
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June 6, 2025
Jet2Villas has unveiled a significant expansion of its holiday portfolio through new commercial partnerships with Vintage Travel and Beach Villas, marking the company's entry into the French villa market for the first time. The expansion,...
New and Unique Post-16 Study Opportunities for Students at Nobel Algarve British International School Almancil
The Portugal News
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The school is already a popular choice in the region, offering the National Curriculum for England and IGCSE programme. Now, as it launches its Sixth Form, it will offer two study pathways: the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme...
New Book By British Violence Expert Examines Gang Phenomenon In Belize
Channel 7 Belize
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Dr Adam Baird, an expert in armed violence prevention, gangs, and organized crime launched his new book today in Belize. It's called "From South Central to Southside, Gang Transnationalism, Masculinity and Disorganised Violence in Belize City."...
The high-profile non-doms that have quit Britain since the Budget
City A.M.
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June 6, 2025
Friday 06 June 2025 10:04 am | Updated: Friday 06 June 2025 10:05 am Share Facebook Share on Facebook X Share on Twitter LinkedIn Share on LinkedIn WhatsApp Share on WhatsApp Email Share on Email Magda Wierzycka has been a non-dom based in the UK...
Russian ambassaodor to the UK warns Britain is risking ‘World War III’
LondonlovesBusiness
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June 6, 2025
Andrei Kelin the Russian ambassador to the UK has warned Kyiv’s recent “Spiderweb” drone attack on Russian airbases destroying Vladimir Putin’s strategic nuclear bombers which risks “World War III.” Kelin warned that Ukraine’s Sunday night attack...
Britain’s blasphemy laws were made by multiculturalism
Spiked
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June 6, 2025
Many had warned that Britain would soon have ‘blasphemy laws by the back door’. And so it came to pass on Monday, when Hamit Coskun was found guilty of a religiously aggravated public-order offence for setting fire to the Koran. Yet while there...
Prayagraj’s British-era Mayo Hall Sports Complex gets facade glow-up
Hindustan Times
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June 6, 2025
The historical building from the British rule era, Mayo Hall Sports Complex, has joined the list of monuments and buildings that have been decorated with facade lighting—an effort to boost the tourism potential of the city—after Prayagraj...
Belgian police arrest British human rights activist for protest against gender ideology
The Catholic Herald Online
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June 6, 2025
Police in Belgium have arrested a UK human rights activist for holding up a sign which challenged transgender ideology. Lois McLatchie Miller was arrested in Brussel for wearing a billboard which read: Children are never born in the wrong body.”...
Why are so many Brits getting banged up abroad?: Man who spent 18 years in infamous Thai prison speaks out
LBC
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6 June 2025, 09:39 | Updated: 6 June 2025, 10:10 In the last month (left to right) Cameron Bradford, 21, was detained in Munich, Charlotte May Lee, 21, was seized at Bandaranaike Airport in Sri Lanka, and Bella May Culley, 18, was arrested at...
Carl Froch Names His Top 3 British Fighters With One Big Name Missing
Seconds Out
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June 6, 2025
Nottingham’s Carl Froch, a legend of British boxing himself, has now named his top three fighting countrymen. Froch is one of the best super middleweights the UK has produced. He was a four-time champion in the division and had famous nights...
Steve Jobs' daughter getting married: All you need to know about Eve's big fat British wedding in August
Mint
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June 6, 2025
Eve Jobs, daughter of the late Apple founder Steve Jobs, is set to marry her boyfriend Harry Charles in what is being dubbed the “wedding of the year.” The high-profile celebration will take place in the British countryside and promises a...
Emmerdale fans say star was 'robbed' in British Soap Awards snub
Manchester Evening News
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June 6, 2025
Emmerdale fans expressed their disappointment that Eden Taylor-Draper didn't win at the British Soap Awards as they declare she was "robbed". The British Soap Awards returned for the first time since 2023 ready to celebrate the best storylines,...
Politics LIVE: Kemi Badenoch slams ECHR for 'attacking democratic decisions and common sense'
GB News
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June 6, 2025
Kemi Badenoch has slammed the ECHR for "attacking democratic decisions and common sense". The leader of the Conservative Party said her party is “increasingly of the view” that the UK will have to leave the ECHR but is yet to see a "clear and...
Spain starts 'fightback' as millions of Brits warned ahead of summer holidays
Yorkshire Live
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June 6, 2025
Spain is mounting its most significant "fightback" with a stark warning issued to millions of UK tourists, the BBC reports. This weekend sees thousands of Majorcans taking to the streets in protest against the tourism boom that's being blamed for...
UK weather: Britain to be blasted with 'thundery, hail-scattered heat blast' as 'volatile' tropical heat plume sweeps nation
GB News
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June 6, 2025
Summer’s entry is about to erupt in a thundery, hail-scattered heat blast as a volatile plume surges in from the tropics. "Hot" temperatures at the end of next week are being tentatively touted by cautious meteorologists. But deep instability and...