Shade Your Home for UK Heatwaves
As supercharged heatwaves hit the UK, shading your home can reduce indoor temperatures by up to 7°C. Experts share low-cost tips including external blinds, trees, and reflective films.
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Europe Heatwave: France, Spain, Italy Hit Record Temps
A severe heatwave is sweeping across Europe, with France, Spain, and Italy bracing for record temperatures above 45°C, prompting health alerts and emergency measures.
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A ransom note related to the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, mother of Today host Savannah Guthrie, says the 84-year-old died shortly after being kidnapped, according to CNN and other outlets.
European Media Puzzled by UK's Post-Brexit Revolving Door
European media express bemusement at Downing Street's revolving door of officials post-Brexit, highlighting instability and policy shifts.
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A new California bill proposes a 1% annual tax on billionaires' net worth above $1 billion, aiming to raise $20 billion yearly for social programs.
Trump Book Reveals ‘Regime Change’ Plans
A forthcoming book by Donald Trump outlines a radical overhaul of the US federal government, including purging civil servants and deploying the military domestically, according to leaked excerpts.
Rubio Wins Gulf Backing for Iran Ceasefire Deal
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has secured support from Gulf Arab allies for a new US-Iran ceasefire agreement, marking a major diplomatic breakthrough.
Share Your Memories of the 1976 UK Heatwave
The Guardian is calling on readers to share their memories of the 1976 UK heatwave, a defining climatic event that saw record temperatures and widespread drought.
UK Tied to UAE Atrocities in Sudan, MPs Find
UK MPs accuse the government of complicity in mass atrocities in Sudan due to ties with the UAE, urging sanctions and an arms embargo.
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Lawns Don't Need Watering: Gardening in a Heatwave
Gardeners can save water by letting lawns go brown, recycling bathwater, and using shade to protect plants during heatwaves, experts say.
Europe Heatwave June 2026: Photos of Scorching Continent
Record-breaking heatwave sweeps Europe in June 2026, with temperatures exceeding 45°C in Spain and Italy. Photos capture drought, wildfires, and health warnings across the continent.
Super El Niño and Trump: Extreme Weather Looming
A super El Niño is predicted, potentially causing extreme weather globally. The Trump administration's climate policies may worsen impacts, experts warn.
Trump's Reflecting Pool Renovation Sparks Outrage
The US$14 million renovation of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, championed by President Trump, has failed with peeling paint and algae blooms, causing public outrage and ridicule.
Kenya Minister Orders Halt to US Ebola Facility
Kenya's health minister has ordered an immediate halt to the construction of a US-funded Ebola research facility in the country, citing lack of consultation and transparency.
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A new study finds that gun violence accounts for 10% of sibling homicides in the US, with Black families disproportionately affected.
Data Centers Face Rising Climate Hazards, Study Warns
A new study reveals that over half of US data centers are at high risk from climate hazards like floods, wildfires, and heatwaves, threatening digital infrastructure.
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Trump's claim of victory over Iran is a dangerous delusion that ignores the reality of ongoing tensions and the risk of escalation in the Middle East.
Trump's Reflecting Pool Metaphor Confuses Critics
Donald Trump's bizarre 'reflecting pool' metaphor during a rally draws widespread mockery and analysis, highlighting his disjointed speaking style.
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Ten Years On: Has Brexit Left the UK Better or Worse?
A decade after the Brexit vote, the UK faces economic stagnation, trade friction, and a diminished global role, with few benefits materializing.
Air Pollution Cleanup Success in London, New York
London and New York have dramatically improved air quality through bold policies, cutting pollution faster than expected and saving thousands of lives.
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Wildfires have broken out in Greenland for the first time on record, alarming scientists who warn that the blazes could accelerate ice melt and release vast amounts of carbon.
Iran Deal Boosts Gulf Stability and Trade, Says UK Envoy
The UK's special envoy announces a landmark Iran deal, unfreezing billions in assets and reopening the Strait of Hormuz, boosting global oil markets and regional stability.
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A new Taliban decree in Afghanistan makes it nearly impossible for women to leave unwanted or abusive marriages, even with family support, legalizing child marriage and requiring husband's consent for divorce.
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Middle East Crisis and El Niño Threaten SE Asia Food Supply
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Brexit Decade: Columnists Reflect on Legacy
Ten years after the Brexit vote, Guardian columnists Aditya Chakrabortty, Polly Toynbee, and Simon Jenkins debate whether leaving the EU has made the UK richer or more racist, and assess the nation's future.
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