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Colder with frosty nights this weekend
After a burst of warmth this week, it’ll turn colder this weekend with frosty nights and even some snow.
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David Cameron says he will stand down as Prime Minister as the UK votes to leave the European Union, while Scotland’s First Minister says a second independence referendum is “highly likely”.
Eight police forces are investigating spending by Conservative Party MPs during the general election campaign, centering on the Party’s so-called Battlebus2015 tour. Here’s what you need to know.
Labour suffers fewer losses than predicted in English council elections, but is pushed into third place in its former Scottish heartland as the SNP wins a third term in government.
Seven police forces have launched investigations into Conservative MPs for possible election fraud, acting on evidence revealed by Channel 4 News.
The elections watchdog has asked for more time to pursue possible criminal prosecutions regarding Tory election spending, as a summit is called to consider the evidence revealed by Channel 4 News.
Channel 4 News reveals new evidence which contradicts claims by the Conservative Party that BattleBus was a “national campaign”, with evidence from key Labour marginals.
The Conservative Party has admitted spending tens of thousands of pounds campaigning in 29 key marginal seats in 2015’s general election that was not declared to authorities, Channel 4 News reveals.
After a burst of warmth this week, it’ll turn colder this weekend with frosty nights and even some snow.
Heavy rain is bringing serious flooding to parts of Cumbria today, with the River Eden having already burst its banks at Appleby.
Thick fog blanketed much of the UK on Monday morning, leading to travel delays – especially for planes. But what causes fog and did you know that there are four different types?
The temperature soared to 34.5C today at Northolt in north west London, making it the hottest day of the year so far and the hottest day in the UK since 2006.
A group of MPs is backing a father’s call for the re-opening of the investigation into the death of his eight year old son who disappeared in 1981.
As all eyes turn to the skies and the excitement builds, there is just one final part of the jigsaw that needs to fall in place: the British weather.
Ice poses the major threat today, although remnants of the snow storms could clip the south east of England, the Met Office says.
As we go about our daily lives on the ground, satellites orbit our planet, capturing detailed images of how the earth’s surface is changing over time.