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Met Office warns of increased likelihood of summer heatwave
The UK has just experienced a warm and dry spring, with England and Wales having their warmest spring on record, while several counties in the South East saw only one third of their average seasonal rainfall.
UK weather: Met Office forecasts increased likelihood of a hot summer
The UK has just experienced a warm and dry spring, with England and Wales having their warmest spring on record, while several counties in the South East saw only one third of their average seasonal rainfall.
Venezuela acting president Delcy Rodriguez to visit India from June 3
Amid ongoing Middle East crisis, Venezuela's acting president Delcy Rodriguez will undertake a five-day visit to India beginning June 3, with talks expected to focus on strengthening bilateral cooperation in areas such as energy, trade and technology.
Thinking of filing for divorce? Here are the documents you should collect first
Navigating divorce can be overwhelming, but thorough documentation is essential for pivotal decisions regarding alimony, child custody, and property distribution. Be prepared by collecting marriage records, identification, financial statements, property titles, and any relevant evidence. For custody disputes, focus on child-related documents. Getting organized in advance paves the way for a less stressful legal journey.
Los Angeles votes for mayor: What to know about today's primary
Los Angeles voters will head to the ballot box on Tuesday to cast their votes for mayor.
Data vs. dahi-chini: Why AI can code your life, but only your mom can decode your face
AI offers structured advice for life's challenges, processing vast data to simulate reasoning. However, a mother's instinct, honed over decades, provides a deeper, more personal form of comfort and guidance. This contrast highlights the irreplaceable nature of maternal love and understanding in navigating everyday crises.
Anupam Kher recalls having Rs 37 in his pocket in 1981, when he came to Mumbai
At 71, Anupam Kher reflects on his career, highlighting how his bold debut in 'Saaransh' defied warnings of typecasting. He credits his grounding to measuring success against his humble beginnings, not comparing past achievements. Kher is currently engaged with his play 'Jaane Pehchaane Anjaane'.
Strong El Niño likely this year, climate change could intensify extreme weather: WMO
The World Meteorological Organization warns of an 80% chance of a strong El Niño developing this year, potentially amplifying extreme weather events due to climate change. This phenomenon, characterized by warmer Pacific waters, could lead to intensified heatwaves, droughts, and floods globally. Scientists fear this combination may make 2027 the hottest year on record.
Underground drug smuggling tunnel discovered from Tijuana to San Diego
A tunnel was discovered running underneath the US-Mexico border, allegedly used to smuggle drugs and weapons.
'I'm a vet - three things you can do to help pets live longer'
A vet has shared three practical tips that dog owners can use to ssupport their pet's health
Major UK city rejects self-driving vehicle trials despite Labour backing new pilot schemes
The Mayor of Bristol has rejected calls for the city to host trials of self-driving cars, arguing that money could be better spent on delivering better bus services.Labour announced in May that Britons were "one step closer" to being able to book taxi and bus-style self-driving vehicles through new UK-wide applications.The Department for Transport outlined that companies would be able to bring autonomous vehicle technology to Britain's roads via pilot schemes.It stated that local transport autho...
UK traveller warning as 100,000 passport and Visa selfies leaked online
UK traveller warning as 100,000 passport and Visa selfies leaked onlineThat rush to get a UK visa sorted makes you overlook tiny details, but those tiny details can decide whether your identity stays yours. Share Article Share Article Facebook X LinkedIn Reddit Bluesky Email Copy Link Link copied Bookmark Add us as preferred source Comments By Paul Jeeves 12:24, Tue, Jun 2, 2026 Updated: 12:25, Tue, Jun 2, 2026 passport data leak (Image: Getty Images)Brits and travellers applying for UK visas ar...
Sikh killer who murdered Henry Nowak will return to court as he, his father and brother are charged with weapons offences
Sikh killer who murdered Henry Nowak will return to court as he, his father and brother are charged with weapons offencesSee more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred SourceBy MARTIN ROBINSON, CHIEF REPORTER Published: 12:21, 2 June 2026 | Updated: 12:22, 2 June 2026 e-mail
Trump says Israel, Hezbollah to stop fighting: What we know
Netanyahu agrees to halt operations near Beirut; Hezbollah to stop attacks on Israel under new truce arrangement.
How social media is turning African life into content at a cost
Across Africa, social media redefines politics, culture, identity, and connection, blurring community and performance.
Football legend Kenny Dalglish reveals he has cancer
Football legend Sir Kenny Dalglish has revealed he has cancer.
Michael Schumacher nurse rape trial hears how she woke up in pain on 'blood-stained bedsheets' after she was 'sexually assaulted by racing driver Joey Mawson'
Michael Schumacher nurse rape trial hears how she woke up in pain on 'blood-stained bedsheets' after she was 'sexually assaulted by racing driver Joey Mawson'See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred SourceBy ELIANA SILVER, SENIOR FOREIGN NEWS REPORTER Published: 12:12, 2 June 2026 | Updated: 12:15, 2 June 2026 e-mail
Refugee women in CAR face childbirth risks amid US funding cuts
Limited staffing and supplies force pregnant women in CAR to give birth at home, increasing risks of preventable deaths.
BBC accused of prioritising 'fear of causing offence over public safety' following Henry Nowak decision
The BBC has been accused of putting “fear of causing offence” over “public safety” over an editorial decision to prioritise international stories over British news.This morning, the broadcaster, funded by the public, made the editorial decision to splash a story about Ukraine on its homepage, over the murder of Henry Nowak or the latest tranche of the Lord Peter Mandelson files being released. Despite being significant national stories, the BBC placed relevant articles on their website as suppor...
'15 lakh hits within 2 mins': CBSE re-evaluation portal faces massive cyberattack
NEW DELHI: Hours after the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) launched its much-anticipated verification and re-evaluation portal for Class 12 students on Tuesday, the board reported a series of "cyber threats" targeting the platform.