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Why is the UK experiencing a heatwave and what can people do in response?

Experts warn climate change is making ‘nice’ weather dangerous and already dangerous conditions deadly.

Evening Standard

Your summer burn survival guide: from sunburn to BBQ mishaps

Summertime and the living is easy, fish are jumping – and the UK’s appetite for barbecues has left supermarket shelves stripped of burgers and sausages.

The Conversation

How the UK became dependent on asylum hotels

Chancellor Rachel Reeves’s pledge to “end the costly use of asylum hotels in this parliament” is a rare thing in British politics: a policy supported by all major political parties and a range of refugee charities.

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Changes to UK disability cuts will cost billions, Liz Kendall tells MPs

CHANGES to the UK Government’s welfare reforms will cost around £2.5 billion in 2029/30, the Work and Pensions Secretary has said.

The National (Scotland)

No law change needed to send workers home in extreme heat – Reynolds

Jonathan Reynolds told the PA news agency ‘behavioural changes’ like drinking plenty of water and staying protected in the sun were more important.

Evening Standard

Government says no law change needed to send workers home in extreme heat

Heatwaves are becoming more frequent and intense

The Independent UK

Netflix is about to remove ‘greatest’ Original series

Acclaimed title became word-of-mouth smash in lockdown

The Independent UK

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Ministers tighten steel safeguards to ward off cheap foreign imports

Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds said the Government was ‘unapologetic in our support for the UK steel sector’.

The Independent UK

UK Government looks to rescue English oil refinery as hundreds of jobs at risk

ED Miliband is currently exploring ways to rescue an English oil refinery with hundreds of jobs at risk, according to reports

The National (Scotland)

What is the IDF and why did Bob Vylan chant about them at Glastonbury?

The UK government slammed the ‘appalling’ anti-IDF chant by rap duo Bob Vylan as ‘hate speech’

The Independent UK

Inside Scattered Spider: The notorious teen hacking group causing chaos online

IN FOCUS: The group responsible for the M&S cyber attacks are now targeting airlines, reports Anthony Cuthbertson. But who are they and how are they getting away with it?

The Independent UK

Denmark fights back against deepfakes with copyright protection. What other laws exist in Europe?

People in Denmark will soon have the copyright to their own likenesses as a way to fight against deepfakes. What other countries have laws that govern the use of fake or AI-generated videos?

Euronews

EU Commission working on Mediterranean states' concerns about Anglo-French migration pact

The “Med 5” countries have notified the European Commission on their concerns with the deal, asking if it flouts EU law.

Euronews

UK high court rejects challenge against selling military parts to Israel

In a 72-page ruling, two High Court judges ruled that the issue was one of national security, given that the parts were considered vital to the defence collaboration, as well as the UK's security and international peace.

Euronews

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Guitar World

“Do I really think that the best way for you to start your guitar playing life is chucking it with a chicken and a pound of potatoes in your shopping basket?” Why Andertons’ captain, Lee Anderton, believes there’s still space for dedicated guitar stores

A series of high-profile guitar shops have permanently closed their shutters over the last couple of months – but one of the UK’s most well-known music stores, Andertons, is navigating the storm

The Guardian - UK

‘Someone compared it to Bohemian Rhapsody’: Wookie on making UK garage classic Battle

‘We added a level of sophistication to garage. When we were trying to get it on the radio, one station said it was too intelligent and they wouldn’t play it’

The Independent UK

Man, 92, found guilty of murder in ‘UK’s oldest cold case’

Police are now examining whether Ryland Headley could be linked to other unsolved crimes

Evening Standard

Plug-in panels and boost to rooftop installations among Government’s solar plans

Government launches ‘solar roadmap’ to speed up the rollout of the clean technology across the UK.

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Evening Standard

Fears mount over UK fuel supplies after Lindsey oil refinery owner collapses

Unite has called on the Government for urgent intervention as it raised concerns that the failure of the firm could impact UK oil supplies.

The Independent UK

Urgent concerns over UK fuel supplies as oil refinery owner collapses

Energy Minister Michael Shanks said the firm’s collapse was ‘deeply concerning’

The Guardian - UK

Tell us about your favourite family back-to-nature trips – you could win a holiday voucher

Share details of your wild family adventures in the UK and Europe – the best tip wins £200 towards a Coolstays break

The Independent UK

Revealed: Two-thirds of small businesses would now vote Remain after profits hit by Brexit

Exclusive: More than half of SMEs say post-Brexit regulations have made them less competitive globally

Digital Camera World

Photography and film books exploring identity and injustice win 2025 Kraszna-Krausz Awards

The UK’s leading prize for visual culture marks 40 years with powerful works on military life and racism in screen storytelling

The Guardian - UK

‘Smellmaxxing’ and ‘frag heads’: how the gen Z perfume boom came up roses for indie brands

The global fragrance market is bigger than ever as small makers are buoyed by PerfumeTok – and teenage boys

The Guardian - UK

The way to tackle obesity in the UK is to make healthy food affordable. But the government won’t admit it

We can’t fix this crisis with vouchers, loyalty cards or supermarket displays. Either prices have to come down or incomes have to go up, writes Zoe Williams

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