Met Office gives exact date temperatures will soar to 26C next week as 'hot spell' arrives
The Met Office says another 'hot spell' is on the way following a rainy bank holiday weekend for many.
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Storm Lilian hits Wales with 80mph winds with Met Office warning in place : live updates
Storm Lilian has been named by the Met Office, with strong winds as high as 80mph and heavy rain for many in the north on Friday morning. The M48 Severn Bridge is closed in both directions with diversions via the Prince of Wales bridge. Train services in Ceredigion are delayed because a tree has fallen on the line between Aberystwyth and Machynlleth.
UK city named unfriendliest place as only 48% of people say 'thank you'
London has been crowned the UK's least welcoming city, attributed to its shortage of casual chit-chat and the startling observation that hardly anyone shows gratitude to the bus driver.
Experienced lock Petti returns to Argentina squad to face Australia
BUENOS AIRES : Argentina have called up experienced lock Guido Petti for the first time since last year’s World Cup as coach Felipe Contepomi named a 34-man squad on Tuesday for their home Rugby Championship matches against Australia.
Met Office issues warning as Hurricane Ernesto moves over Atlantic with 'dangerous' conditions to come
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning as the remnants of Hurricane Ernesto are expected to bring heavy rain and strong gales to parts of the UK as the ex-storm moves over the Atlantic.
Boise State names Maddux Madsen starting QB, sources say - ESPN
Boise State named redshirt sophomore quarterback Maddux Madsen the starting quarterback for the opener against Georgia Southern, sources told ESPN on Sunday.
Little-known holiday destination is 'as beautiful as Amalfi Coast – but way cheaper'
A seaside town situated in Italy's southern Calabria region is turning heads as a budget-friendly alternative to the bustling Amalfi Coast.
Debate heats up as Brits try to pinpoint the North and South divide in the UK
Brits are once again engrossed in the classic debate of where exactly the North ends and the Midlands begin, seeming to edge towards a consensus more than ever before.