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“has burned more than 28,000 acres”
“red heat warnings enter third day after UK's hottest June day on record”
“The Prime Minister is expected to stand in the Commons at around 11:30 am and acknowledge the harm caused when an estimated 185,000 babies of unmarried mothers were adopted in England and Wales between 1949 and 1976.”
“Florsheim has been walking that world, a stretch of the Lake Michigan shoreline in Shorewood, Wis., ... for more than 50 years”
“Barcelona received over 16 million tourists in 2025, roughly ten times its resident population”
“responding to approximately eight confirmed wildfires following lightning received in the past 24 hours”
“Antonio Rodrigues, 55, fell through an unglazed window at the site on New Malden High Street on 27 July 2022.”
“Youth unemployment has risen by 109,000 in the space of a year, with around one in every six people aged 16 to 24 out of work.”
“He walked it when he returned to his hometown in 2008 after 30 years away.”
“record-breaking 97 million visitors to Spain in 2025”
“three federal firefighters have been killed and two others injured”
“The company also failed to ensure that legally required weekly scaffolding inspections were carried out after 5 July 2022.”
“Under the plans, the Conservatives would change existing rules to allow school-age workers to work for more than two hours on Sundays, and after 7pm on Saturdays. They would also eliminate Child Employment Permits, currently needed to empl…”
“Manassas National Battlefield Park, a Civil War site that saw 541,000 visitors in 2024”
“Nearly 300,000 of them descended on Barcelona just last week”
“has burned more than 28,000 acres after crossing from Utah into Colorado”
“nas lugha na leth-uair a thìde”
“The Westminster apology comes three years after administrations in Cardiff and Holyrood said sorry to people impacted across Wales and Scotland.”
“Florsheim has been walking that world, a stretch of the Lake Michigan shoreline in Shorewood, Wis..., for more than 50 years, since his childhood.”
“New research from Sojern found that intra-European flight bookings are up 37% year-on-year, with Spain up 28%, and Italy and Portugal each up 24%.”
“three federal firefighters have been killed and two others injured after being caught in a “burnover” incident”
“an adhartas mòr a th'air tighinn anns na seachd bliadhnaichean fo stiùir Steve Clarke," thuirt Àrd-oifigear Comann Ball-coise na h-Alba Ian Maxwell.”
“Spain’s resident British population is the largest in the EU, with official Spanish government data estimating 300,000 now live in the country.”
“the NPR member station story previewing it became the most-read piece in the station’s history, per Florsheim.”
“We account for 19.4% of all international flight bookings into host cities, more than any other nation.”
“burned more than 28,000 acres”
“Rinn Alba a chùis air Haiti 1-0”
“The number of over-75s in this group grew from 36,000 in 2016 to over 51,000 at the start of last year, according to Spanish data seen by Reuters.”
“Florsheim has been walking that world, a stretch of the Lake Michigan shoreline in Shorewood, Wis., a small village north of Milwaukee, for more than 50 years, since his childhood.”
“‘Have a look at the possessions lost, 14 for Saka, 20 for Rashford and 7 for Madueke,’ Deeny told CBS Sports.”
“Pre-evacuation orders were issued on June 27 by the Mesa County Sheriff's Office”
“mus do chaill iad 1-0 ri Morocco”
“When the trial began, it drew a packed courtroom, and the NPR member station story previewing it became the most-read piece in the station’s history, per Florsheim.”
“Thomas Tuchel made five changes to the side”
“could linger until at least Sunday morning”
“Bha dòchas air a bhith ann gum bìodh trì puingean gu leòr gus an cumail san fharpais”
“A similar phenomenon is playing out some 1,400 miles south.”
“Thomas Tuchel made five changes to the side which was held to a goalless draw against Ghana earlier this week but the alterations did little to improve the Three Lions’ fluency.”
“air quality alert is set to expire Sunday morning”
“Chuir Brasil às dhe'n dòchas sin, a‘ buannachadh 3-0”
“may continue through Monday”
“Chan eil ach mìos ann bho chuir Clarke ainm ri cùmhnant ùr a chumadh san obair e ceithir bliadhna eile”
“NWS isn’t forecasting any rain over the next few days”
“Ràinig e trì a-mach à ceithir farpaisean”
“until at least Sunday morning”
“Ràinig e 81 geama nuair a chluich an sgioba Brasil – deich a' bharrachd air Craig Brown nach maireann”
“The event's opening day was disrupted by a temporary power outage that halted attractions, including the Ferris wheel featured in Cain's photo, while organizers worked to restore electricity.”
“Cha do bhuannaich Alba ach aonan dhiubh”
“the death toll has now reached 1,719, while 5,034 people have been injured and 15,866 displaced”
“Cha do chuir iad ach ceithir tadhail anns na geamannan sin cuideachd”
“17 flights carrying more than 1,600 rescue team members had touched down by Saturday”
“Tha sgioba a' BhBC anns na Stàitean Aonaichte a' tuigsinn gun deach innse do na cluicheadairean nas lugha na leth-uair a thìde mus deach an naidheachd a sgaoileadh gu poblach”
“with 6.2- and 6.3-magnitude earthquakes hitting in September 2025”
“Tha iomairt ùr ann an Lìog nan Nàiseanan a' tòiseachadh san t-Sultain”
“Venezuela was hit by an earthquake of magnitude 7.2, and 39 seconds later by one of magnitude 7.5”
“Tha mòran de na cluicheadairean a-nise air còrr air 50 geama a chluiche gu h-eadar nàiseanta”
“a 7.5-magnitude earthquake 'releases about three times as much energy'”
“It's normal football, 11-a-side, on a full-size pitch, same rules as always and it's exciting and enjoyable at our age to still be involved in football,”
“two large earthquakes one after the other might also be considered two pulses of a single large rupture, with a total moment release equivalent to ~M7.6”
“It's normal football, 11-a-side, on a full-size pitch, same rules as always and it's exciting and enjoyable at our age to still be involved in football," said team member Johnny Molloy.”
“a total of 11 quakes have happened in the country in the last 30 days”
“the game on 30 July at Boundary Park, Oldham”
“between June 19 and 26, 93 earthquakes occurred worldwide with magnitudes of 4.5 or stronger”
“Two Eurasian beavers were released in 2019 into an enclosure in Cropton Forest”
“The beavers were released into the North York Moors National Park in 2019”
“monitored over a five-year period”
“they built six dams”
“Hull became the first city in Britain to pass a motion giving people a right to grow in September 2023”
“he is unbeaten in 10 race meetings”
“tops the standings in three national leagues”
“So far in 2026, he is unbeaten in 10 race meetings and tops the standings in three national leagues.”
“Two Eurasian beavers were released in 2019 into an enclosure in Cropton Forest, where natural flood management had already taken place, and monitored over a five-year period.”
“Hull became the first city in Britain to pass a motion giving people a right to grow in September 2023.”
“less than half”
“An entertaining game looked set to end 2-2, thus eliminating Iran, only for Riyad Mahrez to burst clear and put Algeria ahead in the 93rd minute.”
“For the second time in 24 hours, Iran's delight was snatched from them at the very last moment.”
“Cape Verde, who like Iran drew all three group games, went through in second place in Group H.”
“Iran were only permitted to enter the United States the day before their first two matches and had to leave again on the same day as the game, under the terms of their visas.”
“Those travel restrictions were eased for the game in Seattle, allowing them to arrive two days early, but they had to return to Tijuana after the match.”
“John Watling, a family jeweller who has lived in the village for more than 50 years, said it was fantastic Parr had "put a flag in the ground" which could be looked back on in years to come.”
“The resulting exhibition, which was his last major commission before his death in December at the age of 73, is at Lacock Abbey until June 2027.”
“Parr, who lived in Bristol up until his death, rose to prominence in the mid-1980s, with his study of working class people on holiday in New Brighton in Merseyside.”
“In 2017, he was commissioned by the BBC to create new idents for the broadcaster to 'capture an evolving portrait of modern Britain in all its diversity'.”
“And last year, four decades after first documenting life in Lacock, he again turned his flat but amused and sympathetic eye on the picturesque village to capture the smallest details of everyday life.”
“British photographer Martin Parr dies aged 73”
“This September, to mark Joshua's birthday they are planning to carry the equivalent of his body weight to the top of three mountains - Snowdon, Cadair Idris and Pen Y Fan - in 24 hours .”
“The BBC has chosen to remove the sound in parts of this video due to its distressing content”
“Bristol Beacon celebrated Windrush Week with a special performance of the musical Jamaica Love, which marks the 78th anniversary of the arrival of HMT Empire Windrush.”
“Players donned vintage tennis whites at a party to celebrate the centenary of Cirencester Tennis Club.”
“It will be driven by a team of five volunteers from local support group Malmesbury Stands with Ukraine, which has raised more than £20,000 from the local community.”
“Social club Swindon IVC gathered this week to celebrate 80 years of the national association they are affiliated to, the Association of Inter Varsity Clubs.”
“The concerts come to an end on Sunday night with Royel Otis, Luvcat and The Covasettes.”
“one of which caused the roof of a house to set fire as warm temperatures gave way to thunderstorms on Monday night.”
“which has raised more than £20,000 from the local community.”
“The National Trust has opened a new exhibition at Lacock Abbey this week to present the last major commission created by the late British photographer Martin Parr.”
“Swindon IVC gathered this week to celebrate 80 years of the national association they are affiliated to, the Association of Inter Varsity Clubs.”
“...with construction beginning in 1959... ...and finishing in time for its official opening in 1963 The eight-storey high T-shaped County Hall at Aykley Heads has been Durham County Council's seat of power since 1963. Sitting on a hill ove…”
“The council is aiming to reuse as many items as it can, with more than 3,000 pieces repurposed so far, including 992 chairs, 357 desks, 60 coat racks and 24 fridges.”
“Inside the 70ft (21m)-wide, 250-person capacity hexagonal chamber...”
“...a large crowd gathers for one last time to see speeches and watch a video about the building's history. Speaking to the throng, Andrew Husband...”
