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Sunak pledges to make UK ‘science superpower’ if made PM

The former chancellor will face off against Foreign Secretary Liz Truss at the latest hustings in Birmingham on Tuesday.

The Independent UK

Ellen White: The quiet girl from Aylesbury who retires as a European champion

Beth Mead, Harry Kane, Sarina Wiegman and the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were among the many to congratulate White on her career.

The Independent UK

How high can inflation go as soaring energy prices stoke cost-of-living crisis?

Citi says 18%, official forecasts say just over 13% -- why so high and when will inflation peak?

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Ukrainian refugee families worry over housing as time with hosts nears end

Tania Orlova fears her young son could be retraumatised if they have to relocate away from the community where they are being hosted.

The Independent UK

Shapps urges RMT to put 8% pay offer to rail workers for vote amid strike chaos

The Transport Secretary called on RMT general secretary Mick Lynch to give members to opportunity to resolve the dispute.

The Independent UK

Anthony Joshua vs Oleksandr Usyk: Where the heavyweight rematch will be won and lost

Joshua is looking to regain the WBA, IBF and WBO belts from his Ukrainian opponent

The Independent UK

Covid-19 infections plunge 34% in fortnight to lowest level since mid-June, ONS reveals

Prevalence of the virus has declined among most regions and age groups

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Don’t call us to report hosepipe ban breaches, asks police force after 1,000 calls a day

Police said the hosepipe ban is a civil matter, not a criminal one, and call handlers are being diverted away from dealing with real emergencies

Evening Standard

UK Covid-19 infections at lowest level for two months

Prevalence of the virus has declined among most regions and age groups.

The Independent UK

Lockdown backlog feared to be killing more than Covid

An official said circulatory diseases and diabetes ‘may be partly responsible’ for the majority of excess deaths

The Independent UK

Don’t call us to report hosepipe ban breaches, say police

Police said the hosepipe ban is a civil matter, not a criminal one, and call handlers are being diverted away from dealing with real emergencies.

The Independent UK

Excess death figures to be examined amid concerns about lockdown effects

An official said circulatory diseases and diabetes ‘may be partly responsible’ for the majority of excess deaths.

The Independent UK

A-level grades down from pandemic highs but still above 2019 levels

University admissions have also fallen on last year, but are the second highest on record, according to Ucas figures.

The Independent UK

Schools minister recalls his exam results disappointment and says ‘don’t panic’

Ucas said 20,360 students found out on Thursday that they do not have a place at university.

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‘Legitimate’ to consider overhaul of future Tory leadership elections – Cleverly

The Education Minister faced questions about whether the leadership contest was appropriate during the cost-of-living crisis.

Evening Standard

How does the UK’s inflation at 10.1% compare with the rest of Europe?

As double-digit inflation arrives in Britain for the first time since the 1980s, what is going on over the English Channel?

The Independent UK

Zahawi condemns Labour’s energy plan for rewarding ‘wealthier people like me’

The Chancellor said he would rather target support for families struggling with the cost of living.

The Independent UK

What can households do to cope with soaring inflation?

Food, fuel and energy costs have rocketed in recent months – and are continuing to increase.

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The Independent UK

Warning of ‘danger to life’ flooding as thunderstorms move in

It comes as Thames Water, which supplies 15 million people, is putting a hosepipe ban in place next week

The Independent UK

Fresh flood warnings for millions as rain and thunderstorms continue in England

The Environment Agency has put out 19 flood alerts in areas of the Midlands and South East England

The Independent UK

Drought declared in Yorkshire

In July, Yorkshire recorded its fifth month in a row of below long-term average rainfall.

The Independent UK

Flooding and heavy rain begins as thunderstorms sweep areas of England

The Met Office issued an amber thunderstorm warning for areas of Cornwall, Devon and Somerset on Monday afternoon.

The Independent UK

Warning over ‘dangerous’ flooding in cities and rural areas

The Met Office has issued a yellow thunderstorm warning for most of the UK as conditions could cause flooding, transport disruption and power cuts.

The Independent UK

Thunder, lightning and floods predicted over the next few days

The Met Office has implemented a yellow weather warning from Monday to Wednesday.

The Independent UK

Temperatures reach 34C ahead of three days of rain and thunder

The hot weather led to several wildfires erupting across England while Scotland had heavy thunderstorms.

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