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London reached highs above 18C with Kew Gardens hitting 18.6C; Saharan dust boosted sunset colours while researchers highlight rising flood risk across the UK

A concise summary of the DfE’s weekly attendance estimates for state-funded schools in England, highlighting trends, causes and data limitations

The uk saw an unusually warm midweek high, with Kew Gardens recording the top temperature so far; forecasters say a shift to westerly, moister air will cool things off later in the week

Connacht can seize a rare opening when a Glasgow squad depleted by Six Nations duties visits Galway; strong set‑pieces and game management will decide whether Stuart Lancaster’s side keep their play‑off hopes alive

Sheffield Wednesday’s ownership change is in limbo as valuation differences, stadium costs and regulator questions threaten a swift completion by preferred bidder James Bord

A Met Police officer intervened during a heated confrontation in Whitechapel, reminding the crowd of their rights and sparking national discussion on free speech and religious sensitivity

A fresh MRP projection points to 67 SNP seats while YouGov data maps extensive tactical switching between Labour, Lib Dems, Greens and Conservatives

In his State of the Union, President Trump reiterated that his administration halted a potential India‑Pakistan nuclear confrontation after Pakistan prime minister Shehbaz Sharif allegedly warned of 35 million deaths; India rejects US mediation and experts link the remarks to…

A proposal to convert Mount Pleasant technical college into 18 flats sits alongside a wave of student compensation claims after UCL’s payout and a high-profile visit by Snoop Dogg to Swansea City

Two metal detectorists uncovered Roman lead ingots near Aberystwyth that may date to AD87, a discovery now declared treasure and eyed for local museum display

WRU chairman Richard Collier-Keywood has been called to explain plans for a restructure at a Senedd hearing as a requisition for an EGM seeks votes of no confidence and changes to governance

Households will likely pay less for energy after Ofgem trims the cap and the government removes the Eco scheme, but actual savings depend on usage, network charges and wholesale volatility

Snoop Dogg’s debut at the Swansea.com Stadium on february 24, 2026 combined a bespoke fan moment, a youth guard of honour and on-pitch interactions that overshadowed the matchday routine

Mark Allen holds a narrow lead in the Home Nations Series standings at £145,600 while challengers Chang Bingyu, Jack Lisowski and Zhou Yuelong keep his £150,000 bonus hopes alive at the Welsh Open

Hearts regained momentum at Tynecastle with Islam Chesnokov’s debut goal in maroon, a result that underlined the side’s bounce-back ability and tactical adjustments

Video captures a preacher on Whitechapel Road on February 16 and a Met Police officer insisting on the right to speak while bystanders react; the episode links to wider debates about public speech and recent arrests

Vladimir Putin addressed the FSB and issued a stark warning that parties considering attacks involving a nuclear element would understand the possible consequences, referencing Russia’s updated nuclear doctrine

A brutal assault on a Victoria Line platform on January 11 and the death of cartel boss El Mencho highlight different faces of violence and the responses by authorities

A concise, practical guide for companies on managing data protection risks from generative systems and AI deployments

The White House insists the June 2026 Operation Midnight Hammer shattered Iran’s nuclear infrastructure, while recent remarks by a senior envoy and reports from monitoring bodies underline continuing uncertainty and the fragile path back to diplomacy

Dal punto di vista normativo, clear guidance on data protection obligations, practical actions for companies, and how to mitigate the rischio compliance è reale

A councillor expressed regret for liking a post calling for a Labour MP to be shot, insisting no intent to promote violence, while WatchGuard highlights a 1,548% rise in new malware and marks 30 years of work with MSPs

Trading Standards officers seized and will destroy more than £200,000 of counterfeit football goods in Stirling after expert analysis confirmed the items were fake

The Scottish Government has finally published the Salmond files, a set of 7,000 documents released after two missed publication deadlines

Avon and Somerset Police have released a CCTV image and details after bacon was left on the glass door of a mosque in Montpelier during prayer time; the incident is being treated as a religiously aggravated hate crime and officers…