Boris Johnson has said he will "of course" still be prime minister tomorrow despite facing an avalanche of resignations from members of his government.
The dog was left in the car at the Wilkinson Street park and ride in Nottingham on Monday afternoon.
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A senior Thames Water executive has told Sky News that the company can't rule out "ramping up" restrictions for customers if the UK suffers another dry winter. The driest first seven months of the year for decades and hot spells have left parts of the UK facing looming drought.
This Conservative leadership contest is getting weirder. Rishi Sunak was the MPs’ favourite (though at no stage did he command anything approaching majority support) with a pitch based on ‘sound money’ and tax cuts soon but not now. At the other end of the spectrum was underdog Liz Truss, who slowly but surely cannibalised the Tory right vote to sneak past Penny Mordaunt and onto the membership ballot.
Councils are calling for the money to be invested in initiatives to tackle physical inactivity and ensure a Commonwealth Games legacy.
A 39-year-old man has been charged following incidents on the Isle of Skye and Wester Ross on Wednesday (10 August), which left one man dead and three injured, Police Scotland have said. John MacKinnon, 47, was killed after a gun was fired at a property in Teangue yesterday morning. A 32-year-old woman had earlier been injured in an incident about eight miles away in Tarskavaig.
Droughts have been declared in parts of southwest, southern and central England and all of eastern England as high temperatures continue to fry the country.
Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis has condemned the government for its failure to handle soaring energy bills, which he says is a national crisis on the scale of the pandemic. Bills are expected to reach £4,200 this winter before rising to 4,400 in April.
Heavy rains lashing Yemen’s capital of Sanaa, which dates back to ancient times, have collapsed 10 buildings in the Old City
Liz Truss takes part in a debate hosted by Alastair Stewart on GB News. The debate covers a broad range of topics including the cost of living crisis, energy, illegal migration and more. .
Social media posts in Nigeria are sharing an image of a group of armed officers alongside a claim that the country’s secret service had besieged the home of Yusuf Datti Baba-Ahmed, the Labour Party’s pick as deputy to presidential candidate Peter Obi. However, the image was actually taken in 2018 when armed agents from the Department of State Services (DSS) blockaded parliament in the capital Abuja. There is also no evidence they recently surrounded Baba-Ahmed’s home.“My house has been surrender
It is the first time since 1984 that the virus has been found to be spreading in the community in the UK.
Volodymyr Zelensky has said the war in Ukraine must end with the liberation of Crimea. In his evening address on Tuesday (9 August), the Ukrainian president said Russia has turned the peninsula into “one of the most dangerous places in Europe” when it was formally one of the “best”. “Crimea is Ukrainian and we will never give it up,” Mr Zelensky said.
Temperatures are climbing into the 30s and could peak around 36C over the weekend.
LIZ Truss looked like she had “swallowed a wasp” after hearing Nicola Sturgeon had twice appeared in Vogue magazine, the First Minister has revealed.
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Three windows were damaged and a brick was found inside the home in Crawcrook, Gateshead.
A key member of Liz Truss’s leadership campaign team warned on Thursday that a recession on top of the cost-of-living crisis would be a “human disaster”. Amid predictions of a “financial timebomb” this autumn as energy bills rocket, both Ms Truss and her rival for Downing Street Rishi Sunak are under growing pressure to announce plans to offer more support for millions of struggling families. Ms Truss, who is promising to slash taxes to ease the pressure on household budgets, on Wednesday appeared to soften her position on also offering more targeted direct financial support, saying she will do “all I can” to help people through the looming crisis.
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The August Sturgeon Moon and the Perseid meteor shower will mark the skies the second week of August
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