Yahoo News Hurricane Ernesto has made landfall on the Atlantic Ocean territory of Bermuda, the National Hurricane Center says
MIAMI (AP) — Hurricane Ernesto has made landfall on the Atlantic Ocean territory of Bermuda, the National Hurricane Center says.
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OK! MagazineWeather warning for Wednesday - as forecasters make alarming prediction
New weather maps have shown that much of the UK could be battered by gales and heavy rain next week - as the jet stream becomes more active and begins to have an impact on the UK
- HuffPost UK
These Are The 'Deadliest' Bird Species In Britain That Experts Are Urging Us To Avoid
Take extra caution around these birds.
- PA Media: UK News
Northern Lights may be visible on Monday night over the UK – Met Office
For those hoping to spot the lights, meteorologists have advised staying away from areas with high light pollution.
- The Telegraph
Net zero ‘monstrosities’ threaten to scar Loch Ness ‘until the next ice age’
They have survived for millions of years, but Scotland’s remotest and wildest highland lakes are now under threat.
- The Independent
UK to bask in 25C ‘Indian summer’ heat before warning of thunderstorms and heavy showers
High pressure will see a week of unseasonably warm weather for autumn, known as an ‘Indian summer’ - but the dry conditions are not expected to last
- People
'Lost Species' that Eluded 'Documentation for 55 Years' Is Finally Photographed on an Island
The last documented New Britain Goshawk sighting was in 1969
- Yahoo News UK
4 key takeaways from the OceanGate Titan submersible hearing
The US Coast Guard is hearing evidence on how the Titan submersible lost contact and imploded in the Atlantic Ocean on a voyage to the Titanic.
- CNN
At least 8 dead as heaviest rain in decades hits parts of central and eastern Europe
At least eight people have died after some of the heaviest rain in years hit central and eastern Europe, causing flooding and widespread disruption.
- Storyful
Satisfying Moment Humpback Whale Is Cut Free From Tangle of Fishing Gear
A humpback whale tangled up in fishing lines and floats off Prince Rupert, British Columbia, was freed on September 6, after a four-day operation carried out by a specialized team from Fisheries and Oceans Canada, officials said.This footage shows the crew hooking ropes onto the gear wrapped around the whale and then working to rip or cut off the lines and floats, until finally the massive mammal is free.Fisheries and Oceans Canada said the whale was “severely entangled” and that the “disentanglement took over 50 rope cuts.”The department urged people “to report possible occurrences of whales being harassed or disturbed, and instances of collision with whales or whale entanglements.” Credit: Fisheries and Oceans Canada via Storyful
- Evening Standard
More parts of central Europe braced for flooding as death toll across region rises to at least 22
Storm Boris has caused serious flooding across Central and Eastern Europe
- Wales Online
The date when torrential rain and gales will smash into the UK as startling maps show what's coming
The Met Office has issued its long-range weather forecast for the final week of September, which will see heavy rain and wind, but milder temperatures too
- PA Media: UK News
Octopus boss: Energy firms should give cash to people losing winter fuel payment
Greg Jackson vowed to fill ‘grey area’ of vulnerable customers losing support, while also calling for sweeping energy market reform.
- Glasgow Times
999 crews cordon off busy Glasgow street amid ongoing incident
PART of a busy Glasgow street has been taped off amid an ongoing emergency incident.
- Manchester Evening News
Foreign Office issues travel warnings as Europe floods hit tourist hotspots
Storm Boris has caused severe transport disruption to Austria, Poland and the Czech Republic
- Euronews
Portugal asks EU for assistance as wildfire reaches residential area
Almost 1,600 firefighters have been deployed to fight fires in 20 different areas on Monday, as the country battles with high temperatures and strong winds.
- The Telegraph
BP to launch $2bn sale of onshore wind business amid green energy retreat
BP is plotting a $2bn (£1.5bn) sale of its American onshore wind energy business as the oil giant backtracks on its green energy ambitions after an investor revolt.
- The Independent
Europe weather chaos - live: Italy braces for Storm Boris flooding as Portugal wildfires blaze and deaths rise
Thousands of firefighters in Portugal are battling wildfires as catastrophic central Europe floods are killing residents
- The Guardian
Shropshire zoo seeks runaway ‘beloved’ capybara
Telford’s Hoo Zoo and Dinosaur World urges public to report sightings of Cinnamon and not approach her
- Oxford Mail
Oxford boat continues to SINK as Environmental Agency refuses to comment
A half-sunk Oxford boat continues to drop deeper into the River Thames.
- The Telegraph
Giant bluefin tuna seen chasing mackerel off Devon coast
Eastern Atlantic bluefin tuna up to 8ft long have been seen off the coast of Devon after conservation efforts brought thousands back to British waters.