7 h. ago David Datro Fofana to Celtic transfer in jeopardy as Chelsea striker escalates deadline day misery

It has been a frustrating day for the Hoops as they push to sign forward players for the deadline

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8 h. ago Parents accuse school of changing uniform policy days before kids return to class

The school says it informed parents of the new guidelines before the summer holidays

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10 h. ago Coronation Street's Samia Longchambon jokes being married to husband 'a tough job' after summer break

The actress, who plays Maria Windass in the ITV soap, shared an insight into their recent family summer holiday

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12 h. ago Inside the Royal Family's most intriguing yacht holidays: From Diana's fateful summer at sea to Kate in Ibiza as the riddle of the Wales's secret £40m yacht adventure is solved

As the summer holiday draws to close the royal mystery surrounding the Prince and Princess of Wales ' Greek getaway has finally been solved.

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14 h. ago Kate Middleton interrupts summer break for emotional tribute

While in Balmoral on her summer holiday, Princess Kate has honoured the life of a young teenager who she bonded with at Windsor Castle on what would’ve been her 18th birthday

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14 h. ago Tube station misery as escalator shuts for fortnight of repairs — on day commuters return to work after summer holidays

MP criticises TfL for ongoing accessibility issues at Walthamstow Central and Blackhorse Road stations

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17 h. ago Police launch urgent investigation after two people stabbed at Oxford Circus tube station

British Transport Police says there should be ‘no place’ for such attacks on London’s tube system

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25 h. ago This is the very common activity that can age you as much as smoking: Here's how to undo the damage and anti

Aperol spritz in hand, new book downloaded on the Kindle and hours of blissful lounging by the pool - these are the things summer holiday memories are made of.

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31 h. ago Police hunt knifeman after two 'connected' stabbings on separate days at one of London's busiest Tube stations

Emergency services rushed to the first horrifying attack at 3.40am on Saturday and to the second just after 1.30am on Sunday. Pictured: File photo

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34 h. ago Moment man pulled out of Bentley after ploughing into tube station entrance

Moment man pulled out of Bentley after ploughing into tube station entrance  Metro.co.uk

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34 h. ago Police release CCTV image after two stabbings at Oxford Circus tube station

Officers want to question a man after two men were injured within 24 hours over the weekend in LondonPolice have released a CCTV image of a man they want to question after two people were stabbed at Oxford Circus tube station in London within 24 hours of each other over the weekend.Emergency services were called to two incidents in the early hours over the weekend, which police said were connected. The first incident took place at 3.40am on Saturday and the second just after 1.30am on Sunday. Continue reading...

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41 h. ago We banned screens during our family trip away and the change was staggering

If your summer holiday saw screen time soar, you’re not alone. New research shows kids spend up to 67 per cent of their time on them while off school. Mum-of-two Hannah Britt reveals how cutting back made her feel like a better parent - and you can do it too

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41 h. ago Two men stabbed at Oxford Circus tube station within 24 hours

Two men stabbed at Oxford Circus tube station within 24 hours  BBC

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57 h. ago 'Teenager with gun' swarmed by cops outside Premier League ground after game

The Met Police confirmed a 16-year-old boy was arrested on suspicion of possessing an imitation firearm and was confronted by officers outside a London tube station on Saturday afternoon

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3 d. ago Weather maps show how wet and windy it will be on the worst day of the weekend

The Met Office says Wales will hit by more heavy rain and strong winds this weekend marking a damp end to the summer holidays

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3 d. ago Expert warns over common holiday scams that could cost you HUNDREDS as last

As summer draws to an end, Brits are looking for holiday deals to escape the dreary weather. But experts have warned to be wary over scams.

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3 d. ago The coastal areas in the UK that have experienced a spike in visitors

Holidaymakers have been flocking to the seaside this summer

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3 d. ago Met Office weather map shows exact time heavy rain will hit Greater Manchester tomorrow

The summer holidays are set to end on a wet and windy note

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3 d. ago Heatwaves, wildfires and the hot summers that could change how we holiday

With rising temperatures causing chaos worldwide, what does it mean to be a tourist in a world on fire?• Don’t get Down to Earth delivered to your inbox? Sign up here to get the newsletter in full“Where shall we go on holiday?” would not, ideally, be a stressful question.But the world in 2025 is far from ideal, and summer breaks in Europe and North America are no exception. Holiday hotspots are being ravaged by heat, fire, floods and drought as fossil fuel pollution warps the climate – and travelling to reach them in planes or on cruise ships spews far more planet-heating gas than anything else you and I are likely to do. (Rocket enthusiasts such as Katy Perry and Jeff Bezos, I assume, have not yet subscribed to Down to Earth.)‘We cannot do it the way our fathers did’: farmers across Europe struggle to adapt to the climate crisis‘Unlike any other kind of fear’: wildfires leave their mark across SpainEurope scorched by wildfires – pictures from space Continue reading...

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3 d. ago ‘It’s nature at its purest – remote, quiet and rejuvenating’: readers’ favourite wild places in Europe

From kayaking between icebergs in Iceland to a Pyrenean hideaway, our tipsters know how to get away from it all• Tell us where to go for late summer sun – the best tip wins a £200 holiday voucherOne of the most magical places I’ve been is Lake Saimaa in eastern Finland – a huge labyrinth of islands and tranquil forests where you don’t come across many people. We rented a lakeside cabin (typically they cost from about €100 a night, sleeping two) and watched the midnight sun shimmer across peaceful waters. Days were spent kayaking between uninhabited islets or hiking pine-scented trails, with only the call of black-throated divers (or loons) for company. We visited the Linnansaari national park on an archipelago in the middle of the vast lake (the largest in Finland and fourth largest freshwater lake in Europe), where encounters with rare Saimaa ringed seals await. It’s nature’s embrace at its purest – remote, quiet and utterly rejuvenating.Anthony Continue reading...

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