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UK parents: is your child being affected by teachers leaving the profession?

We want to hear about how pupils are being affected as teachers quit in record numbers

The Guardian - UK

Thousands of jellyfish spotted off coast of Dorset by fisherman

Group of jellyfish ‘the size of a football pitch’ seen

The Independent UK

Why a Banksy exhibition in Glasgow makes perfect sense

A new solo exhibition by Banksy, the UK’s most famous anonymous artist, has opened at the Gallery of Modern Art (GoMA) in Glasgow – his first in 14 years.

The Conversation

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How to watch Arctic Monkeys at Glastonbury and Friday’s acts live online and for free

Our guide explains how to watch the Arctic Monkeys live stream at Glasto, plus Friday’s best acts, live online from anywhere thanks to the free BBC iPlayer coverage of Glastonbury 2023.

Tom’s Guide

Are low-traffic neighbourhoods greenwashing? Here's what the evidence says

Since the pandemic, a series of low-traffic neighbourhoods (LTNs) have been installed across the UK. LTNs are designed to curtail car use in residential streets and promote active modes of travel such as walking, cycling and travelling by wheelchair. They aim to create a more pleasant environment for pedestrians and…

The Conversation

Eight of the best treehouse holidays in the UK for 2023

A selection of some of the UK’s finest fairytale staycations

The Independent UK

Farmers' damning views on Brexit revealed in industry magazine survey

THREE-QUARTERS of farmers think Brexit has had a negative impact on the UK economy, according to a survey conducted by an industry magazine ...

The National (Scotland)

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Claim received for £55m EuroMillions jackpot win

It is the second time a UK ticketholder has won the jackpot this month.

The Independent UK

Urgent yellow heat health warning issued by Met Office with 32C expected

UK Health Security Agency has asked for people to check on neighbours and the NHS will be under extra pressure and anyone at Glastonbury to take precautions

Bristol Post

Halt new roads and developments adding to emissions, advisers to tell UK government

Committee on Climate Change report likely to recommend ending road-building programme

The Guardian - UK

Windrush 75th anniversary: the arrivals from the Caribbean who helped reshape Britain

Ship that docked in Tilbury in 1948 with men, women and children onboard would become a byword for a generation

The Guardian - UK

Heat health warning issued as temperatures soar for Glastonbury weekend

Rain is also forecast to sweep in over some areas.

The Independent UK

7 new movies and TV shows on Netflix, Max, Prime Video and more this weekend (June 23)

From long-awaited Marvel thrillers to returning kitchen dramas, there’s plenty to watch this weekend.

TechRadar

What is the UK’s new ETA travel scheme with a £10 charge – and what does it mean for visitors?

Even transit passengers changing planes and staying airside must obtain the ETA – leading to fears that UK airlines will be hit

The Independent UK

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The Independent UK

Sensors on shop trolleys that detect irregular heartbeat ‘could save lives’

Research by UK scientists identified people who were unaware that they had the condition who went on to see a cardiologist.

The Guardian - UK

British Gas summer scheme offers half-price electricity on Sundays

Use applies between 11am and 4pm and runs until 24 September for customers joining PeakSave plan

Liverpool Echo

Blake Lively 'takes Prue's place' on Great British Bake Off

Blake and husband Ryan Reynolds are rumoured to have just bought a house in the UK

The Guardian - UK

The Brexit Question Time’s audience backs up what our survey found: no regrets

Despite feeling that politicians have messed up, the leavers we heard from still think that Brexit has a future, say Anand Menon and Sophie Stowers of The UK in a Changing Europe

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Daily Mirror

Sewage hotspots across UK mapped as Brits warned to avoid certain beaches and rivers

Brits can use this map tool to see the hotspots for sewage spillages around the country including treated and untreated waste so that they can be avoided this summer

The Conversation

Do these seven things really stop mosquitoes biting you?

There’s one animal that ruins summer evenings: the mosquito. While mosquitoes don’t carry any diseases in the UK, their itchy bites are far from fun.

The Conversation

Modest fashion: why the UK high street still offers women too little choice

When Indonesian designer Vivi Zubedi made her debut on the international stage during the New York Fashion Week in 2018, critics gushed at the elevated abayas her models sported. Her high fashion takes on the traditional Muslim full-length garment married velvet and pearls with leather jackets, baseball caps and batik…

The Conversation

House prices are falling, but that doesn't mean you should buy now – here's what first-time buyers should consider

House prices in the UK fell by 3.4% in the last year, the biggest annual fall in nearly 14 years. The inflation-adjusted average house price is now what it was in 2014.

Daily Mirror

UK's 'best beer garden' grew from a single shed to booming beach behemoth with celeb ties

The Watering Hole in Perranporth, Cornwall, has been crowned the best beer garden in the UK - The Mirror spoke to owner Tom Job, 32, who explained the popular spot's rise from humble beginnings

The Independent UK

Jamaica calls for end to UK visa restrictions and says becoming republic a ‘priority’

Exclusive: Jamaica is the only country with the British monarch as head of state that requires visas to enter the UK

France 24

Netherlands: Risk of submersion persists 70 years after deadly tidal wave

In 1953, a gigantic storm swept across the North Sea and caused a tidal wave in the Netherlands, Belgium and the UK. Many dykes controlling water levels were simply swept away as the water spread far inland. While more than 300 people died in the UK, more than 1,800 lost…

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