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Houseboat owners left high and dry by shrinking water levels across England

Levels in one river have dropped far enough to be classed as ‘notably low’ by the Environment Agency

The Independent UK

Arsenal interested in shock Jarell Quansah deal as key Ezri Konsa issue remains

Gunners keen on England duo as move for versatile new defender steps up

Evening Standard

Little rain on the horizon as England and Wales experience driest July on record

England received only 10% of its average July rainfall and some areas may just get the odd shower for rest of August

The Guardian - UK

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The Community Shield must mark the end of The FA’s Wembley obsession

The Community Shield’s Cardiff return proves English football can exist away from Wembley

FourFourTwo

FIH Hockey World Cup 2026 schedule out; India Men to face Pakistan in group stage

The 2026 Hockey World Cup schedule has been released by the FIH. India's men's team will play Wales, England, and Pakistan in their group. India's women's team faces China, South Africa, and England in their pool. Both tournaments will be co-hosted by Belgium and the Netherlands. The events are scheduled…

The Economic Times

New Zealand breaks rank with Oceania to withdraw support for Gianni Infantino

New Zealand’s federation joins the likes of England, Wales and the Republic of Ireland in pulling support

The Independent UK

France and England battle multiple wildfires as record heat grips Europe

Firefighters across France and central England are battling multiple fires as a new wave of record-breaking heat hits Europe

The Independent UK

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One dead, dozens injured and thousands evacuated in Croatian wildfires – as it happened

Firefighters discover body and say more than 40 people hurt in the Lokva Rogoznica and Omiš areas

The Guardian - UK

People Blame Politics As Europe Suffers The Most Brutal Drought In Years: “But What About Those Immigrants?”

It’s been a hot European summer. But it’s not just the record-breaking heat waves or devastating wildfires that have everyone sweating. Magnified by the climate crisis, the high temperatures and lack of rain have caused water levels to plunge across Europe, crippling waterways, wreaking havoc on power production and shipping,…

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Stourbridge Wildfire Burns Six Homes as England and Wales Hit 1,017 Fires Before Autumn

A Stourbridge wildfire damaged six homes and hospitalised a child and three firefighters as national fire numbers reached 1,017

International Business Times UK

Shreyas Royal, 17, is youngest ever British chess champion as new generation takes over

Bodhana Sivanandan, 11, is the youngest ever British women’s champion while Supratit Banerjee, 12, has become England’s youngest ever international master

The Guardian - UK

Precision comes before pace with Mohammad Abbas key to Pakistan’s attack in England

Tourists have prioritised winning at home with spin in recent times, leaving their attack leaning heavily on Abbas’s guile for England tour

The Guardian - UK

UK Court Service Bans Meta Smart Glasses After Restaurants, Theatres and Pubs Lead 'Spyware' Privacy Push

His Majesty's Courts and Tribunals Service bans Meta smart glasses in England and Wales, citing privacy concerns. The move follows similar restrictions by restaurants, theatres, and New York courts.

International Business Times UK

‘That second morning at the Oval did set alarms ringing a bit …’ – our cricket correspondent Ali Martin answered your questions

England’s men start their post-Bazball future next week with a three-Test series against Pakistan. Cricket correspondent Ali Martin answered your questions about omissions from the squad, new captain Joe Root’s strategy, and more

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Burnham won’t fix our prisons crisis until he dares to be honest with the public about crime

Most crime figures have drastically fallen, but people don’t believe it. It’s no wonder when politicians whip up emotions and attempt to bend the law, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Independent UK

England is officially in drought – how do we fix our water woes?

LET’S UNPACK THAT: With the drought hitting millions and putting Southern Water weeks away from completely running dry, Helen Coffey looks at what we can do as individuals – and as a nation – to conserve water as back-to-back heatwaves look set to be a recurring aspect of life

Evening Standard

More than 60% of adults have not bought sunscreen so far this year – survey

Just 56% of adults in England, Scotland and Wales bought sunscreen in the last two years, the poll by Worldpanel by Numerator for Nivea Sun found.

Evening Standard

Hidden population of rare moth discovered after conservationist’s lifetime hunt

National Trust’s Wallington Estate is only the second known site in England for dark bordered beauty moth and provides hope for the species.

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Jude Bellingham Highlights ‘Tough’ Change Jose Mourinho Is Bringing to Real Madrid

The England international is hoping to get back to his best form under the new manager.

Euronews

Two injured after train derails in southeast England, emergency services say

The ambulance service said there were around 150 passengers on board the train which departed from London Victoria station and veered off the tracks shortly before 4:00 pm local time.

The Economic Times

Passenger train derails and 11 people injured after carriages overturn in southern England

A passenger train derailed in southern England, injuring eleven people. Three carriages overturned on the Southern Rail service from London to Eastbourne. Passengers described the train rocking violently before it jumped and brakes engaged. Aerial footage showed emergency services treating injured individuals in a field. The cause of the derailment…

The Guardian - UK

Behind England’s bumper A-level results lie record levels of regional disparities

Need for Burnham to tackle regional inequality could not be clearer as London becomes ‘educational outlier’

The Economic Times

Britain and France swelter again as western Europe is hit by another heat wave

Britain recorded its hottest day of the year with temperatures reaching 38.1 degrees Celsius. Western Europe is experiencing its fifth heatwave of an exceptional summer season. Both Britain and France are ill-equipped to handle these extreme heat levels. Widespread drought conditions are spreading, shriveling crops and draining rivers. Authorities remain…

The Times of India

Passenger train derails, flips on side near UK's Lewes; rail routes disrupted

A passenger train derailed and flipped to its side near Lewes in East Sussex, southern England, on Thursday, disrupting several rail routes in the area.

The Independent UK

When will the UK heatwave finally end? Temperatures are forecast to plunge soon

Met Office data suggests the UK is on track to see its hottest summer since records began

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