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“I have not seen an event like this developing in our forecasts before”, said Professor Adam Scaife, head of long-range forecasts at the Met Office.He says the scale of the growing El Niño is unprecedented in modern climate records.As it approaches its peak by the end of 2026, its influence around the world will grow with effects spreading across the globe.Professor Scaife says forecasters “already see signals for increased rainfall and storminess in autumn here in the UK”, especially into November and December.After a summer that looks set to be the UK’s hottest on record and with the drought conditions…

Mercedes’ George Russell led from start to finish to win the sprint race at the Dutch Grand Prix.Russell led a train of four cars for the entirety of the race but was always able to keep his pursuers at arm’s length.Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc passed McLaren’s Lando Norris with six laps to go to take second ahead of the world champion, who fended off a late attack from Mercedes’ Kimi Antonelli.Russell’s win cuts his deficit in the championship to Antonelli to 56 points, with Lewis Hamilton in second place.The seven-time champion, who finished seventh behind McLaren’s Oscar Piastri and Red Bull’s…

The security committee responsible for protecting royals and public figures has finally completed its long-awaited risk assessment of Prince Harry and his family, with the review understood to have been carried out at the end of July.Ravec is now weighing whether the Duke of Sussex, the Duchess of Sussex, and their two children should be granted taxpayer-funded armed police protection upon their return to Britain.Prince Harry has been pressing for the outcome ever since being formally notified that the assessment was finished.GB News understands that the family’s planned move back to the UK was accelerated after school places opened up…

A woman who has spent almost ten years training with the NHS to becoming a clinical psychologist has said she will soon be unemployed as there are “no jobs” for her in the organisation.Soon-to-be qualified Grace Jackson, of Chorlton, Manchester, said she was being forced to consider moving to the private sector.The Unite union held a protest outside Number 10 North in Manchester on Friday over the lack of permanent roles for NHS trained mental health workers and a rise in temporary contracts. A Department of Health and Social Care spokesperson said there had been a 15% rise in the…

Police searching the neighbouring massage parlour found a hole being dug through an adjoining wall into the jewellery store, along with bags of tools.An investigation by the Met’s Flying Squad linked the men to a series of commercial burglaries targeting jewellers across London between May and July, with stolen goods valued at more than £700,000.Detectives said the gang used tunnelling techniques to gain access overnight, bypassing security systems. Interpol inquiries indicated potential links to similar offences in Europe.Det Supt Dan Mitchell said the men had “dug their own hole” after being caught red-handed.”Their arrests didn’t just stop this burglary. They…

This has been a summer of more change than usual in the Premier League with a record nine clubs appointing new managers.For Liverpool and Andoni Iraola, the schedule means they will face six teams with new managers in their first six top-flight matches, something that has never happened before in the Premier League era.Indeed, when BBC Sport asked Opta, it was unable to find an example of this ever having happened in England’s top flight.Iraola himself is starting afresh too, having taken over at Anfield in June after leaving Bournemouth.So how does a team prepare to face a new manager…

Reform MP Robert Jenrick is pushing to change what he has described as “crazy” badger protection legislation after a constituent’s Parson Russell terrier spent two days trapped underground in a badger sett with no food, water or light.The Newark MP announced plans to table a parliamentary amendment to the Protection of Badgers Act 1992 this autumn, which would permit fire services to excavate badger burrows to free trapped pets without first obtaining a licence.Mr Jenrick has suggested the proposed change could be nicknamed “Marcello’s Law,” after the dog at the centre of the ordeal.”These laws seem mad to me,” he…

Animal rights organisation Peta has written to King Charles, asking him to distance himself from the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel breed publicly.The group argued that the breed’s association with the monarchy lends it prestige and fuels demand, much as a royal warrant does for commercial products.In its letter to Buckingham Palace, Peta said decades of selective breeding to achieve particular physical traits, including large eyes, shortened muzzles and rounded heads, had left the dogs prone to “debilitating” health conditions.The organisation urged the King to make clear that the Crown does not wish to be seen as endorsing the continued breeding…