Rhys Morgan
US and Iran exchange airstrikes and missiles threatening ceasefire deal
Middle East tensions have intensified as the U.S. and Iran engage in escalating fire, placing an interim ceasefire agreement in jeopardy.
NOCDO and local fitness centers tackle barriers to accessible exercise
Advocates and health centers in Greater Cleveland are working to improve fitness accessibility by addressing structural barriers and integrating smart exercise technology.
Iran accuses US of striking Bushehr nuclear plant perimeter
Iran claims a U.S. strike hit the perimeter of the Bushehr nuclear power plant, a charge the Pentagon denies following its July 8 military operations.
UK hits record for most 34C days in a year as heatwave continues
The United Kingdom has set a new record for the number of days reaching 34C in 2026, as the ongoing heatwave strains national infrastructure and healthcare.
Trump hails second night of US strikes on Iran as retribution
U.S. forces conducted a wide-ranging offensive against Iranian military infrastructure following attacks on commercial shipping. The IRGC retaliated with strikes against U.S. bases in Kuwait and Bahrain.
London Tube strike forces commuters to seek alternative airport routes
RMT union strike action has brought London Underground services to a standstill, causing major disruption for airport commuters and leading to concert cancellations.
UN warns of super El Niño threat as temperatures potentially top 40C
An intensifying El Niño in the Pacific Ocean may reach "super" status, potentially driving global temperature highs and altering weather stability.
UK temperatures set to rise again after brief heatwave respite
Following a brief period of respite, the UK faces a fresh wave of extreme heat as forecasters warn of rising temperatures and oppressive humidity.
Western Europe records hottest June as wildfires and heatwaves intensify
Western Europe has officially recorded its hottest June on record, triggering red extreme heat warnings and widespread disruption across the UK.
Met Office issues rare red extreme heat warning as UK temperatures hit 40C
A record-breaking heatwave has triggered a red extreme heat warning across England and Wales, causing significant disruption to travel and public services. Meteorologists warn the intense conditions are being driven by a persistent heat dome trapping hot air from the continent.
Ainslie Creek wildfire grows to nearly 8,816 hectares prompting evacuations
The Ainslie Creek wildfire has grown to 8,816 hectares, forcing the closure of Highway 1 and necessitating multiple evacuation orders near Boston Bar. BC Wildfire Service crews are managing the situation amidst challenging, windy conditions.
Met Office warns Scots households to prepare for flooding as rain hits
A 17-hour yellow weather warning is in place for parts of Scotland as heavy rainfall threatens to cause flooding and travel disruption. Authorities are urging residents to prepare emergency kits and secure utilities.
South Western Railway punctuality hits seven-year low after nationalisation
New data shows that 64.1 per cent of South Western Railway services arrived on time between April and December last year. The operator reports that it is working to address reliability issues inherited from the previous private sector operator.
London Northwestern and West Midlands rail strikes to disrupt services
Rail passengers face significant cancellations and reduced timetables as union members walk out over a rest-day working dispute. Check service updates.
Met Office issues yellow weather warnings for 15 Welsh locations
The Met Office has issued yellow weather warnings across 15 Welsh locations as heavy rainfall brings a high risk of flash flooding and transport disruption.
London Northwestern and West Midlands rail strike to cause major disruption
TSSA union members are staging industrial action over a dispute, leading to significant staff shortages and a reduced timetable across the rail network. Passengers face extensive route closures and service cancellations throughout the affected period.
India's hydropower output plunges as weak monsoon hits dams
A stalled monsoon has caused a significant drop in India's hydropower output, forcing the grid to lean on coal-fired power to address the energy shortfall. This trend threatens decarbonisation efforts while regional water scarcity impacts agriculture and power-generation targets.
Honey shelf life depends on storage conditions despite claims of permanence
While often viewed as a permanent pantry staple, honey's longevity depends on specific storage conditions. Experts warn that light, heat, and moisture can compromise its natural defenses.
TfL warns of six days of Tube disruption as RMT strike action looms
TfL warns of a near-total network shutdown as the RMT union launches rolling industrial action over pay and working hours. Major events have been rescheduled.
Met Office issues yellow wind warning for East of England
The Met Office has issued a yellow wind warning for the East of England, while heat health alerts have been issued for regions across England and Wales.