Lightning flashed in the sky over Brookfield, Wisconsin, as the National Weather Service warned of hail the size of apples on the evening of June 15 during a tornado-warned storm.
A tornado watch was issued for parts of Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, and Wisconsin through to 10 pm.
Twitter user @TheMKEKoala posted this video showing the stormy scene along Interstate 94. Credit: @TheMKEKoala via Storyful
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Reports of parties in properties plummeted by 44 per cent worldwide after ban was first imposed in August 2020
A RAIL operator employee has been recognised for an act of bravery at Wakefield Westgate station.
An investigation has been launched after a 48-year-old man was attacked in Glasgow.
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Climate protesters have glued themselves to the frame of a painting in Kelvingrove Art Gallery and spray-painted their logo on the walls and floor of the building.
Oleksandra has wanted to leave Ukraine since her home was bombed. But she can't, because her passport says she is a man, and can therefore be drafted into the army.
Chris Pincher said he had ’embarrassed myself and other people’ after having had ‘far too much’ to drink.
Miriam Cates says Government guidance has unwittingly ‘opened the floodgates’ to extreme materials.
The footballer said he began reading books as a teenager but the “escapism and joy” of reading could have benefitted him significantly as a child.
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A closely-watched measure of the UK housing market has reported a "surprising amount of momentum" despite the mounting cost of living crisis, with prices hitting a new record. The Nationwide study covering June showed the annual rate of house price growth easing back for the third month in a row, to 10.7% from 11.2% in May. "Nevertheless, the housing market has retained a surprising amount of momentum given the mounting pressure on household budgets from high inflation, which has already driven consumer confidence to a record low."
Woodside’s North West Shelf gas development would release more than eight times Australia’s annual emissions if it continues to operate until 2070
MEPs, the African Union and an UN committee have demanded a prompt inquiry into the fatal border crossing.
Activists gathered outside the Russian consulate in New York City on Wednesday, June 29, holding a vigil ahead of the trial of American basketball player Brittney Griner, which was due to begin in Russia on Friday.Griner was detained at a Moscow airport on February 17 after Russian officials said they had found vape cartridges bearing traces of hash oil in her luggage. She had been in Russia to play for a team during the WNBA’s off-season.Russian state-owned news agency TASS said Griner’s trial would begin on July 1. Its report was accompanied by video showing Griner at a Khimki city court, near Moscow, for a preliminary hearing. She did not speak in the footage.Footage posted by Ben Von Klemperer showed speaker Tamika Mallory, from campaign group Until Freedom, speaking to the crowd outside the consulate.“We demand that America is responsible for bringing Brittney Griner home no matter what we have to do,” she can be heard saying as the crowd applauds. Credit: Ben Von Klemperer via Storyful
Western military bloc says China poses ‘serious challenges’ to global stability
Love Island's Ekin-Su Culculoglu stunned her fellow Islanders on Wednesday night's (29.06.22) episode as she chose to couple up with Davide Sanclimenti for a second time, just weeks after they had a huge bust up and he branded her a "liar".
Work and Pensions Secretary Therese Coffey has said she would "prefer that people didn't have abortions" - but added that the law in the UK was not going to change. Ms Coffey spoke to Sky News' Beth Rigby Interviews about her opinion on the issue after the US Supreme Court overturned the long-held Roe v Wade legal precedent that has for decades safeguarded access to terminations in America. Ms Coffey backed that position, telling Sky News: "We don't need it because we already have legislation that provides access to abortion."
Protesters in southern Indiana gathered outside the Jeffersonville City Hall on Wednesday, June 29, in response to the US Supreme Court overturning Roe v Wade five days previous.The new ruling will give states the power to set restrictions on abortion, and Republican-controlled legislatures such as Indiana’s will likely vote to ban the procedure almost entirely.Organizers Kate Geswein and Effie Alexander were inspired by larger protests in nearby Louisville, Kentucky, where abortion rights are also under threat. According to a local news report, the organizers expected only their friends to come out, but were pleasantly surprised by the “hundreds” of attendees.The footage shows the crowd holding up signs that read “Pro Roe” and “Abort the Court” while chanting slogans in declaration of their support for abortion rights. Credit: Anne Moore via Storyful
Moscow claims that Oslo is preventing supplies from reaching Russians living in the Norwegian Arctic archipelago of Svalbard.
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