Summary: Last year's record-breaking UK heatwave could become the average by 2060, and by 2100, it may be cooler than an average year, according to the Met Office 's report. The warmest year on record in the UK was 2022, with temperatures reaching 40 degrees centigrade for the first time in history. Human-induced climate change is considered a significant factor behind the extreme heatwave and warming trends. Addressing climate change promptly is crucial, as delaying action will only lead to greater challenges in the future. 2022 also experienced contrasting weather patterns, with periods of drought, followed by some of the...

Summary: A UNICEF report warns that half of young people in Europe and Central Asia are exposed to severe heat waves . The Met Office predicts that the UK's record-breaking heat will be the norm by 2060 due to climate change . Extreme temperatures in the UK are increasing faster than the global average, leading to more high-temperature records being broken. Children are particularly vulnerable to extreme heat, leading to potential inequalities in education and health. Global efforts to cut emissions need to be accelerated to limit future climate change impacts. ...

Summary: Tens of thousands of people are heading to Mediterranean countries from Heathrow amid the ongoing summer heatwave. The Spanish Met Office warns of temperatures up to 43 Celsius in Mallorca, prompting concerns about the safety of travelers. The foreign office advises caution but does not issue official warnings against travel to Italy, Spain, Greece, or Croatia. Most travel companies maintain their regular cancellation policies, but exceptions may be made for high-risk individuals. ...

Summary: The UK is experiencing a severe weather warning with a month's worth of rain expected in 48 hours. The jet stream, a key factor, is causing stagnant weather patterns in the UK, while a heat dome affects Southern Europe. Weather experts predict no significant improvement in the weather for the next 10 days. The UK's comparatively moderate climate offers relief from scorching temperatures and wildfires experienced in other parts of Europe. The current weather conditions are partly linked to manmade climate change, according to experts. ...

Wayne Couzens joked about sexual assault in newly released WhatsApp messages Kidnapper, rapist, murderer. Now we can add flasher to the list of Wayne Cousins' crimes. Already, he will never leave prison, but today he was sentenced to yet more time. For the offence against A, count 2 on indictment number T20206038. The sentence is one of 19 months imprisonment. The court was played CCTV footage of Cousins' car after one incident. His number plate clearly visible. Information that police had for three days before he killed Sarah Everard. The fact that no police came to find him or his black car to question him about these incidents can only have served to confirm and strengthen in the defendant's mind a dangerous belief in his invincibility. Could police have stopped him? An independent inquiry will seek to answer such questions. Now that Wayne Cousins' legal proceedin...

Summary: The United Nations warns of the era of 'global boiling' as climate change intensifies, making July potentially the hottest month on record. Recent wildfires in Europe and extreme temperatures in Asia and North America are clear signs of man-made warming, posing a threat to the planet. Experts emphasize the necessity of human behavior change to adapt to extreme weather and high temperatures, as failure to act will have dire consequences. The UK 's record-breaking temperatures in recent years underscore the urgency of the climate crisis, with scientists predicting even hotter conditions in the future. Global boil...

Summary: Former Pakistan i Prime Minister Imran Khan 's imprisonment for three years is being challenged in court. Khan's lawyers claim he is being held in deplorable conditions but remains in good spirits. He was sentenced for not declaring money earned from selling state gifts during his time in office. Lawyers argue that Khan did not receive a fair trial and raise concerns about judicial bias. The legal team plans to file an appeal to suspend the sentence and address the conditions of his imprisonment. Support for Khan appears to have been silenced, but he still holds substantial popularity. The imprisonment has sparke...

Wayne Couznes sentenced to 19 months for indecent exposure | 5 News Hello, it's two years almost to the day that Sarah Everard was kidnapped, raped and murdered by an off-duty police officer. It was a case that rocked the nation. Her death caused a huge public outcry about women's safety and highlighted the issue of trust in the police. Well, today her killer was back in court, this time sentenced to 19 months for three counts of indecent exposure. Extra jail time makes no difference to his whole life sentence. He will never be released. But in devastating impact statements, his victims told the court that Wayne Cousins could and should have been stopped before he went on to kill Sarah Everard. Our Chief Correspondent, Tessa Chapman, has the story. He will never see freedom again, but today Wayne Cousins did face justice once more, this time for a string of indecent exposure...

Summary: NatWest Group CEO Dame Alison Rose admits 'serious error' in handling Nigel Farage's banking row. Farage claimed his account closure was politically motivated, leading to a public dispute with the bank. The BBC apologized for inaccurate reporting, revealing Dame Alison Rose as the source. Calls for Dame Alison Rose's resignation as CEO of NatWest Group grow as government intervention looms. Multiple investigations triggered by Farage's complaint may have significant implications for the bank. ...

Summary: Debate on Disney's reimagining of Snow White 's story. Critics argue that changes undermine the original fairy tale's essence. Defenders believe reimagining is necessary to reflect modern values . Discussion on the portrayal of women and female roles in media. Comparisons to previous adaptations and the impact on younger audiences. ...

Summary: Prince Andrew seeks to regain taxpayer-funded security after losing it due to his civil sex assault case brought by Virginia Giuffre . Former Home Secretary Priti Patel 's suggestion of a security review for Prince Andrew sparks debate. Duncan Larkham argues for reinstating security due to Andrew's royal status and potential security risks . Ava Santina questions the appropriateness of taxpayers bearing the cost and compares Andrew's situation to that of other public figures. The discussion delves into the royal family's m...

Summary: Prime Minister Rishi Sunak calls for a major shake-up of the university system by imposing a cap on low-quality degrees. Data shows 66 providers have low graduate progression to high-skilled employment or further study after graduating. The government's plan will be implemented in 2025, leading to debates about its timing and effectiveness. Students' opinions are divided, with some emphasizing equal treatment of all degrees and the importance of pursuing one's passion. ...