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Paired with the significant heat, the lack of rain means dry ground and low soil moisture levels will continue to be of concern. Whilst rain and then showers are forecast across Northern Ireland, Scotland and perhaps the far north of England, barely a millimetre is likely to fall.By Friday and into the weekend, pressure will build across the southern half of the UK prolonging the dry spell further, despite a few showers continuing in the north. An ongoing lack of rain means hosepipe bans are in force for millions of households and dry vegetation has provided fuel for wildfires to…

The Hundred men’s competition, HeadingleyManchester Super Giants 181-3 (100 balls): Buttler 63* (33), Klaasen 53 (27); Ellis 2-32Sunrisers Leeds 186-2 (88 balls): Marsh 63 (26), Crawley 56* (34), Brook 42* (17)Sunrisers Leeds won by eight wicketsScorecard. TableMitch Marsh was at his destructive best as he bludgeoned 63 to help Sunrisers Leeds end Manchester Super Giants’ unbeaten start to The Hundred with an eight-wicket win at Headingley.The experienced Australia opener crashed six fours and five sixes during a fearless 26-ball knock which provided the impetus for the Sunrisers to chase down 182 for victory.Marsh was bowled by a yorker from Sonny…

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Berlin Pride: Why is the Left blaming GB News, not Islamism, for the deadly attack?`; const adSlotHtmlSkyRight = “; const targetParentSky = document.querySelector(‘.sky–ad__container’); if (targetParentSky) { targetParentSky.insertAdjacentHTML(‘beforeend’, adSlotHtmlSkyLeft); targetParentSky.insertAdjacentHTML(‘beforeend’, adSlotHtmlSkyRight); } } else { // console.log(“Inder 3 – skys not showing because user is member”); } `; targetParentBillboard.insertAdjacentHTML(‘beforeend’, adBillboard); } }); } `; return trendingDiv; }

Last week Badenoch wrote to the prime minister saying he should rule out tax rises or increased borrowing to fund social care reform.A Conservative spokesman said Andrew would attend in Badenoch’s place and was ready to work with Labour on measures that improved social care – provided they were not reliant on tax rises and borrowing.”Social care is vital to protecting the most vulnerable in our society,” he said. “Any changes must be backed by a clear, credible and fully costed plan that delivers better care for the public and value for taxpayers.”Andy Burnham and Labour cannot rely on vague…

However Shanahan’s decision paid off in the pool, and she was seen fighting back tears after securing silver on Friday night.Having been inspired by seeing Hannah Miley in action at the 2014 Games, Shanahan told BBC Scotland News she hoped future generations might have be likewise inspired by watching her in the pool this time around.”I’ve always said that if I can inspire the next generation of athletes coming through, then my job has been done,” she explained.”I know after 2014 watching Hannah I felt inspired, and it would be nice to think that maybe there’s some younger girls watching…

An “attention-seeking” illegal migrant has been jailed after turning up at a school armed with a hammer, hatchet and kitchen knife.South Sudanese national Both Douk Deng, 21, had become “increasingly frustrated” that immigration authorities were not helping him stay in Britain.Deng, who has a wife and child, was arrested after workmen confronted the South Sudanese at Edgar Wood Academy in Heywood, Greater Manchester, on August 6 last year.He was seen “mumbling” as he walked a “full circuit” around the school with a hammer, hatcher, seven-inch kitchen knife, and jerry can containing half a litre of petrol, Manchester Minshull Street Crown…

Mr Polanski was reported to the police by Reform for sharing the post, with Mr Farage declaring: “If I were to post anything as inciteful then I would expect to be arrested, and so should Polanski.”“These creatures that they’ve got no place in politics,” Mr Anderson said. “I don’t like to report people to the police for making stupid comments and sharing stuff, but the bar’s been set on this. “We saw that with Lucy Connelly; she made an awful tweet, she apologised and deleted it. But she went to prison for three years for that. So that’s where the…

Scores of Britons are turning to American streamers over the BBC, a new Ofcom report has revealed, amid “growing challenges” for the national broadcaster.According to the regulator’s annual Media Nations report, Netflix has now eclipsed the BBC as British viewers’ go-to platform when it comes to looking for something to watch – at 26 per cent vs 25 per cent. The review also found that 15 per cent of audiences opt for ITV when deciding what to watch. The amount of time people spend watching YouTube on television sets has doubled since 2022 to an average 19 minutes a day…