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Warning as Covid-19 latest subvariant can reinfect you after just four weeks

The Omircon subvariant is predicted to become dominant in the UK, according to the UKHSA.

Daily Record

Morrisons shoppers claim new £2 item is ‘desperately needed’ during heatwave

The supermarket’s new ice creams are a huge hit with customers online as heatwave warnings are issued by the UK Met Office.

Daily Record

London set to exceed 30C for second day running amid heatwave warning

London is set for another scorcher on Tuesday as the mercury is expected to rise above 30C for a second day running.

Evening Standard

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Plan to feed grey squirrels contraceptives to defeat invasive species

The proposals would help reduce the grey squirrel population in without the need to kill any of the "invasive" species, which have all but replaced native red squirrels

Daily Mirror

Amber warning for extreme heat issued by Met Office – what it means and how to protect yourself

Temperatures are forecast to reach around 32C across much of the UK, including Wales east of Swansea. Here is all the information, statistics and guidance you need.

Wales Online

New UK Prime Minister to be announced on September 5

Boris Johnson will remain in post until then

Wales Online

Covid omicron BA.4 and BA.5 symptoms as experts warn of 'rapid reinfection rate'

Covid experts are warning people that they could get covid again thanks to the high reinfection rates of omicron BA.4 and BA.5 with the UKHSA (UK Health Security Agency) suggesting they could become dominant.

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Prawn cocktail shortage could ruin Christmas as UK nears pre-Brexit quota

The British Frozen Food Federation has asked the Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs for an urgent increase in the quota, with CEO Richard Harrow saying no post-Brexit agreement has been put in place with one of the most important UK suppliers

Daily Mirror

Super Sponsor scheme for Ukrainian refugees will be postponed

Scottish Government set to pause scheme for three months from Wednesday, July 13

Daily Record

Glasgow BBC weather: Will city have heatwave as parts of UK soars above 30C

Over the next few weeks, part of the UK are set to bask in 'extremely hot' highs of over 30C. But will a heatwave come to Glasgow and if so when can we expect the rise in temperatures?

Glasgow Live

Damning report shows that almost 20 per cent of children in Renfrewshire are living in poverty

More than 5,000 children in Renfrewshire and more than 2,000 in East Renfrewshire classified as living in poverty by new report.

Daily Record

Number of people who will suffer from Long Covid in UK revealed by new study

Research found that one in 25 people who have suffered from coronavirus will go on to develop Long Covid.

Daily Record

DFDS Seaways' Immingham team sails to international safety accolade as refinery hits major milestone

Recognition comes as Cancer Research UK benefits from Phillips 66 Humber Refinery success

Birmingham Post

Greggs opens first drive-thru store in Durham for drivers needing on-the-go baked treats

The new store is the bakery's 16th UK drive-thru as demand for them continues to rise

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UK Watchdog Seeks Review into Government Use of WhatsApp, Messaging Apps

Britain should review the use of WhatsApp, private emails and other messaging apps by ministers and government officials after an investigation found "inadequate data security" during the COVID-19 pandemic, its data protection watchdog said on Monday. The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) said the review should examine the "systemic risks" around…

The Guardian - UK

ICO urges ministers to review use of Whatsapp and other private channels

UK data watchdog said there had been extensive use of such channels within the health department, which risked transparency

Daily Mirror

Wayne Rooney faces complex situation as he leaves family behind to return to USA

Man Utd legend Wayne Rooney is closing in on a return to management with MLS side DC United after leaving Derby County - but wife Coleen was not a fan of life in Washington

The Guardian - UK

Patience is vital tactic in Ukraine’s hopes of turning tide against Russia

Analysis: Kyiv says it is raising a million-strong army but it will need to carefully plan its counterattack

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Bristol Post

Host families for Ukrainian refugees urgently needed say Bristol charity

Hundreds of refugees fleeing Ukraine have been matched with families but more and more people are being displaced

Liverpool Echo

Portugal travel warning as new rules could see tourists prosecuted

A new Foreign Office alert is warning anyone travelling to Portugal to familiarise themselves with new measures in place

The Independent UK

Hospital turns away patients as heatwave forces critical incident

‘We are only able to treat patients with life threatening conditions and injuries,’ warns Portsmouth Hospital

The National (Scotland)

Mhairi Black issues stark warning as Tory hopefuls drift further to the right

TORY leadership hopefuls seeking to seize the Number 10 keys are engaged in a “desperate battle to be seen as more militant than one another”,…

The Guardian - UK

UK weather: Met Office issues amber warning for extreme heat

Temperatures in south-east could exceed 35C at weekend and pose potential risk to life, says forecaster

Wales Online

Deaths of five students prompts university review

'Sadly, across universities here in the UK, and internationally, we are seeing growing numbers of young people using counselling services and reporting struggles with their mental health'

The Guardian - UK

Time to repair the fabric of our disunited kingdom

Letters: Paul Tattam calls for a good-humoured national debate about the future of the union, and Iain Forbes says the problem is many English people don’t seem to care about it. Plus letters from John Skrine and Michael Cunningham

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