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UK Weather Maps Turn Red as 26C 'Heatwave' Strikes in Middle of September

Britain could be in for a surprise blast of summer as weather maps predict temperatures soaring to 26C in September. England is expected to be the warmest part of the UK, although temperatures will remain relatively mild further north, according to weather maps by WXCharts.

Dover protest live: Port roads blocked by masked demonstrators amid P&O warning

Hundreds of masked protesters dressed in black have blocked access to the Port of Dover, causing chaos for holidaymakers and lorry drivers.

£238 payments delayed in September for people born in these years

An ongoing rise to the UK State Pension age will delay weekly payments of up to £238 from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) for people born after September 6, 1960.

Carlos Alcaraz makes shock admission after beating Wu Yibing at US Open

WATCH NOW: Carlos Alcaraz celebrates winning US Open back in July

Sweden confirms 458 Britons deported or forcibly removed since Brexit

Scale of deportations made public for first time amid criticism of hardline approach to UK citizens

Trump signs order to remove endangered species status for grey wolves

Donald Trump has signed an executive order to remove endangered species protection for the grey wolf and a subspecies, the Mexican wolf.

Andy Burnham issued huge challenge by Reform over major tax cut

Robert Jenrick will pledge to increase the tax-free personal allowance to £15,000 if the party wins the next general election in his conference speech today.

Sheffield teen 'excited' to attend prestigious theatre school

"I can't tell you the feeling of walking out of the door after my audition - I just knew that this is where I want to be for the next three years."

State pensioners warned ‘you could be penalised’ over £492 rule

A fresh state pension warning has been issued following an analysis that found claimants could be "penalised". The report from pension consultants LCP said that people putting off their state pension to earn a little extra are likely to see it taxed under new rules. This is because the state pension is set to grow larger than the personal allowance from 2027, meaning some of it will be subject to income tax.

'Those memories are being brought back out all the time': Why you never really get over high school

Popularity, one of the defining fixations of adolescence, seems to be seared into our consciousness for decades after we leave school.

Sebastian Barry: 'At 71, sex is somewhere between a memory and an ambition'

The author on dashed dreams of being the next Bob Dylan, cruel words from a revered poet and listening to his own snores

Leftist insurgents are storming the midterms

Progressive candidates navigate their ties to the DSA as the group faces historic growth and mounting pressure