Hurricane Beryl strengthened into a 'potentially catastrophic' Category 5 storm as it made landfall in Grenada on July 1. The Caribbean Islands are experiencing heavy damage and power cuts as sustained wind speeds hit 150mph. Caribbean officials and climate scientists are urging for more action on climate change, which is causing more dangerous storms to become more common.
The storm — with maximum sustained winds of 145 mph — is currently located about 75 miles southeast of Kingston, Jamaica, moving west-northwest at 18 mph.
The grey skies are going and sunny weather is about to roll in - but temperatures are set to vary wildly around the country...
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Temperatures could exceed 40C in some areas
The UK has seen a considerable decrease in temperatures across the country compared to the previous week.
Hurricane Beryl, now a potentially catastrophic Category 5 storm, has set its sights on Jamaica after leaving at least one person dead and inflicting ruin across entire islands in the Caribbean on Monday.
Hurricane Beryl’s batters Jamaica and heads towards Cayman Islands, where it will bring life-threatening storm conditions
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Firefighters in Greece are spending a second day fighting wildfires on the island of Kos. Holidaymaker Eileen Brown said she arrived at her hotel in the area on Sunday but was soon evacuated and had to sleep outside last night.
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Ukraine launched a drone attack on Tuesday night, targeting the Black Sea port of Novorossiysk, where Moscow’s once-revered Black Sea Fleet is based after it was forced to abandon its Crimean base in Sevastopol.
Experts believe songbird is suffering from Usutu virus, first detected in UK in 2020
Freya, a 6-month-old lion cub rescued from the wildlife trade in Lebanon, poked a curious nose out of her transport crate and sniffed the air. Satisfied, she took her first cautious steps in her new forever home in a sanctuary in South Africa. Freya's relocation to the Drakenstein Lion Park is only a partial success story.
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Britain’s march of the wind turbines is about to resume. Ten years after the rural backlash that forced David Cameron’s government to cancel onshore wind developments, Ed Miliband is planning to do battle in the shires once again.
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