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Warming Climate Affecting Snowfall, Raising Risk Of Summer Droughts: Study
The team, led by researchers from the University of Bristol, UK, found that as the planet warms, snowy regions in the Rocky Mountains of North America, the Alps in Europe, along with those in northern Europe, are thawing prematurely.
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Rishi Sunak Blindsided His Own Finance Minister With Sudden UK Poll Call
UK Poll: UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's decision to stake the Conservative Party's future on a rare summer election was so secret that even his chancellor of the exchequer, Jeremy Hunt, appeared surprised by the plan.
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Legendary James Anderson To Retire During England's Home Summer
Legendary James Anderson is set for his final appearance in Test cricket as the upcoming home season for England will be the last for cricket's most successful fast bowler, a report in UK media said.
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UK Royals Open Up Off-Limit Areas Of Palaces For Summer Visitors
Britain's monarchy on Wednesday revealed it is temporarily opening up to visitors off-limits areas in two of its most famous palaces, including Buckingham Palace's East Wing housing its famous balcony.
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UK Supermarket Chain To Scrap Self-Checkout, Says Human Touch Needed
Supermarket chain Booths will remove the self-checkout lanes from all but two of its 28 stores that are overwhelmed by shoppers during summer months.
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UK Matches Record For Hottest September: Weather Department
The UK matched the record last month for the warmest September since records began in 1884, according to provisional figures released by the national weather service on Monday.
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950 Workers Plan To Go On 8-Day Strike At UK's Gatwick Airport Over Low Pay
A total 950 workers at London's Gatwick airport plan eight days of summer strike action, a union said Friday, after seeing the value of pay eroded by high inflation.
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Nothing Phone 2 Confirmed to Launch in Summer 2023, Will Be Sold in the US: Details
Nothing Phone 2 will be launched in the coming months, the UK startup headed by former OnePlus Co-Founder Carl Pei confirmed on Wednesday. The phone will be a premium offering and will also be sold in the US for the first time, according to the company.
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London Public Transport To Grind To A Halt Amid Worker Strikes
London's transport network will grind to a halt on Friday as tube and bus workers strike over pay and conditions, the latest in a summer of labour market disputes as double-digit inflation eats into wages.
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Amazon Prime Day Sale 2022: Here's When to Expect It in India This Year
Amazon Prime Day deals events 2022 is coming to India later this summer along with countries like, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and United Arab Emirates for the first time. Amazon has announced that the Amazon Prime Day event will be held for Prime members in the US, the UK, and several other countries from July 12 to July 13.
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McDonald's UK's New Summer Menu With Tiramisu And More Leaves Twitter Divided
Fast-food chain McDonald's has taken inspiration from the Mediterranean for their new menu, that has left Twitter divided.
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US, UK to Partner on Commercial Spaceflight Missions, First Lift-Off This Summer
Britain and the United States have agreed to collaborate on future commercial spaceflight missions. In a partnership agreement signed by British transport minister Grant Shapps and his US counterpart Pete Buttigieg in Washington, the countries promised to boost opportunities for firms to operate from spaceports in either nation.
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UK Financial Watchdog Likely to Toughen Rules on Advertising High Risk Investments, Including Crypto
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) of the UK has invited public feedbacks on its proposals to strengthen risk warnings and ban inducements to invest in high-risk investment avenues, including the crypto sector. The financial whistle-blower plans to release its first draft of rules in the summer of this year.
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British Schools Reopening Cause Covid Cases To Rise Among Children: Study
COVID-19 infections in children in England rose in September after schools returned from summer holidays, contributing to cases staying high even as there was a fall among adults, a large prevalence study showed on Thursday.
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Winnie-The-Pooh Bridge Fetches Over 1,30,000 Pounds At UK Auction
Built in 1907 in Ashdown Forest in southern England but later replaced and restored, the bridge fetched 131,625 Pounds ($179,167, 154,830 euros) in a sealed bid, auctioneer Summers Place Auctions said.
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Warming Climate Affecting Snowfall, Raising Risk Of Summer Droughts: Study
The team, led by researchers from the University of Bristol, UK, found that as the planet warms, snowy regions in the Rocky Mountains of North America, the Alps in Europe, along with those in northern Europe, are thawing prematurely.
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Rishi Sunak Blindsided His Own Finance Minister With Sudden UK Poll Call
UK Poll: UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's decision to stake the Conservative Party's future on a rare summer election was so secret that even his chancellor of the exchequer, Jeremy Hunt, appeared surprised by the plan.
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Legendary James Anderson To Retire During England's Home Summer
Legendary James Anderson is set for his final appearance in Test cricket as the upcoming home season for England will be the last for cricket's most successful fast bowler, a report in UK media said.
-
UK Royals Open Up Off-Limit Areas Of Palaces For Summer Visitors
Britain's monarchy on Wednesday revealed it is temporarily opening up to visitors off-limits areas in two of its most famous palaces, including Buckingham Palace's East Wing housing its famous balcony.
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UK Supermarket Chain To Scrap Self-Checkout, Says Human Touch Needed
Supermarket chain Booths will remove the self-checkout lanes from all but two of its 28 stores that are overwhelmed by shoppers during summer months.
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UK Matches Record For Hottest September: Weather Department
The UK matched the record last month for the warmest September since records began in 1884, according to provisional figures released by the national weather service on Monday.
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950 Workers Plan To Go On 8-Day Strike At UK's Gatwick Airport Over Low Pay
A total 950 workers at London's Gatwick airport plan eight days of summer strike action, a union said Friday, after seeing the value of pay eroded by high inflation.
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Nothing Phone 2 Confirmed to Launch in Summer 2023, Will Be Sold in the US: Details
Nothing Phone 2 will be launched in the coming months, the UK startup headed by former OnePlus Co-Founder Carl Pei confirmed on Wednesday. The phone will be a premium offering and will also be sold in the US for the first time, according to the company.
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London Public Transport To Grind To A Halt Amid Worker Strikes
London's transport network will grind to a halt on Friday as tube and bus workers strike over pay and conditions, the latest in a summer of labour market disputes as double-digit inflation eats into wages.
-
Amazon Prime Day Sale 2022: Here's When to Expect It in India This Year
Amazon Prime Day deals events 2022 is coming to India later this summer along with countries like, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and United Arab Emirates for the first time. Amazon has announced that the Amazon Prime Day event will be held for Prime members in the US, the UK, and several other countries from July 12 to July 13.
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McDonald's UK's New Summer Menu With Tiramisu And More Leaves Twitter Divided
Fast-food chain McDonald's has taken inspiration from the Mediterranean for their new menu, that has left Twitter divided.
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US, UK to Partner on Commercial Spaceflight Missions, First Lift-Off This Summer
Britain and the United States have agreed to collaborate on future commercial spaceflight missions. In a partnership agreement signed by British transport minister Grant Shapps and his US counterpart Pete Buttigieg in Washington, the countries promised to boost opportunities for firms to operate from spaceports in either nation.
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UK Financial Watchdog Likely to Toughen Rules on Advertising High Risk Investments, Including Crypto
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) of the UK has invited public feedbacks on its proposals to strengthen risk warnings and ban inducements to invest in high-risk investment avenues, including the crypto sector. The financial whistle-blower plans to release its first draft of rules in the summer of this year.
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British Schools Reopening Cause Covid Cases To Rise Among Children: Study
COVID-19 infections in children in England rose in September after schools returned from summer holidays, contributing to cases staying high even as there was a fall among adults, a large prevalence study showed on Thursday.
-
Winnie-The-Pooh Bridge Fetches Over 1,30,000 Pounds At UK Auction
Built in 1907 in Ashdown Forest in southern England but later replaced and restored, the bridge fetched 131,625 Pounds ($179,167, 154,830 euros) in a sealed bid, auctioneer Summers Place Auctions said.
