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How to watch Minnesota United vs Everton on UK TV with channel, live stream and early team news

Is Minnesota United vs Everton on TV? All you need to know with channel, live stream info, kick off time and early team news

Liverpool Echo

Former Debenhams store at Friars Walk scheme in Newport could be turned into new tech learning campus

Newport Council is seeking £20m in funding from the UK towards a new National Institute of Technology in the centre of the city

Wales Online

Jeremy Clarkson announces death of ‘big pig’ and declares that global warming is ‘over’ after UK heatwave

TV presenter sparked outrage with his comments on global warming earlier this week

The Independent UK

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UK faces more wildfires, says minister – but government delays plan for emergencies

‘Missing while Britain burns’: Labour accuses Tories of dragging their feet on resilience plan

The Independent UK

Mo Farah: here’s why it is so difficult for trafficking victims to disclose their experiences

Sir Mo Farah recently revealed that he was trafficked into the UK at the age of nine for domestic servitude. In a BBC documentary, the long-distance runner said it took him three decades to publicly discuss what happened to him, partly because he wanted to block it out, and is…

The Conversation

How much is the NHS staff pay rise in Scotland and when will it be applied?

BMA Scotland said the offer equates to a "large real-terms pay cut" as UK inflation hits its highest level in 40 years. Health Secretary Humza Yousaf said the uplift shows the government values the "important contribution" of staff.

Daily Record

UK’s part-year workers entitled to full paid annual leave, court rules

Workers such as teachers on term-time contracts may be able to claim back pay after supreme court judgment

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Four things cool countries can learn from hot ones about dealing with heatwaves

With our planet heating up, we all need help coping with increasing temperatures in our day-to-day lives. The UK provisionally recorded its highest ever temperature, 40.3℃, on July 19 2022, and records are being broken across the world.

The Conversation

Community calls for last minute donations in nature-recovery buyout of Duke's land

A COMMUNITY buyout project seeking to double the size of a nature reserve is battling to raise £400,000 in just two weeks.

The National (Scotland)

Extreme heat ‘wake-up call for everyone’ in UK, says Cop26 president Alok Sharma

The Cabinet Office minister said climate change had to be dealt with.

The Independent UK

Wildfires are becoming more common in the UK – but the threat can be managed

The UK has been rather hot of late. So hot, in fact, that parts of England and Wales recently received their first ever red warning for extreme heat.

The Conversation

Best value sunscreens and cheap ways to stay safe for struggling families in the sunshine

A bar in Swansea is offering sunscreen for free and there are calls to cut VAT from such products as the cost of living puts a squeeze on family budgets and makes affording pricey sun protection tough

Wales Online

Firm transforms skip into swimming pool to keep staff cool in UK heatwave

Bosses at Scott Bros found the best way to cool off during the summer scorcher.

Daily Record

New decarbonisation hub in Gwynedd to create over 130 jobs

The new hub will be based in the 120,000 sq ft former Northwood tissue factory in Penygroes

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Daily Mirror

Dramatic moment fire starts before inferno engulfs homes in heatwave horror

A suspected barbecue or garden fire were lit on the hottest day ever recorded in the UK as four homes were destroyed in Barnsley as the inferno tore through homes

The Guardian - UK

Keir Starmer commits to reversal of ‘misguided’ DfID and Foreign Office merger

The Labour leader told The Rest is Politics podcast that the aid department was a ‘massive asset’ with the power to unlock promise globally

Edinburgh Live

Scottish TV host Lorraine Kelly has fun in the sun with daughter's puppy Ruby

The Scottish television presenter has been making the most of the UK heatwave as she got the paddling pool out in her back garden - but it wasn't for her to dip her toes into.

Glasgow Live

Money Saving Expert issue urgent warning amid 'convincing' cost of living scams

Money Saving Expert (MSE) have issued an urgent warning in the newsletter amid cost of living scams which are said to be targeting bank accounts as inflation soars across the UK.

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The Guardian - UK

Tell us: have you travelled abroad from the UK for dental care?

We’d like to hear from people who have travelled to another country to access dental work as NHS waiting lists grow

Glasgow Live

Sam Heughan super fans annoyed at Outlander star over his whisky brand

The Scottish actor is responsible for creating his own whisky and tequila brand, titled Sassenach Spirits, which is available here in Scotland - but not very many places else.

Wales Online

Welsh venue that's the most beautiful wedding vineyard in UK

The vineyard was taken over by Ryan Davies in 2011, who transformed its fortunes

Edinburgh Live

American Edinburgh graduate baffled by common 'security risk' when eating out

When we go out to eat we are often faced with questions from servers - but when it comes to Americans it's a little different and people are shocked by what those in the US do.

The Independent UK

As inflation reaches 9.4% – what is it and how will it impact your savings?

The Office for National Statistics is tasked with estimating the UK inflation rate.

Daily Mirror

UK winner scoops £195million - 7 things they could buy with win including plush mansion

A lucky Brit has scooped up a record-shattering £195million jackpot in this week's Euromillions draw — and here are seven things they could now splash out on and still have money to spare

The Guardian - UK

Edwardian morals, Thatcher and bad design – why Britain’s homes are so hot

Compared with our European neighbours, Britain’s homebuilders disregard environmental performance, says Phineas Harper of Open City

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