Liam Dutton
60mph gales to start the week
The weather is going to stay lively for the next few days, with no intention of making a step in the direction of spring, let alone summer.
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#Bressure: pressure to breastfeed ‘has gone too far’
Some new mothers say the pressure to breastfeed – reinforced by the craze for breastfeeding selfies, or “brelfies” – is making those who feed their children by bottle feel like failures.
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Liam Dutton
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Sir John Chilcot: no pressure to delay Iraq report
Sir John Chilcot tells MPs his long-awaited report on the Iraq war will be released as soon as possible and denies he was put under pressure to delay publication because of the election.
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Liam Dutton
Powerful jet stream to bring wet and windy start to 2015
The start of 2015 looks to deliver some very unsettled weather, caused by a powerful jet stream over the Atlantic ocean.
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Liam Dutton
Frost and fog to start December – but probably no snow
With November about to draw to a close, the arrival of December marks the start of meteorological winter, with thoughts not only of Christmas in our minds, but also the prospect of snow.
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Gary Gibbon
Defections and resignations – a rocky start to the Tory party conference
They’re waving union jacks in the hall of the Tory Party Conference in Birmingham but in a hectic high-octane three weeks of politics this flag was nearly ditched.
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Liam Dutton
September: driest start in over half a century
The first half of September has been very dry across the UK, with temperatures well above average, according to provisional Met Office statistics up to the 15th day of the month.
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Liam Dutton
Summer 2014 weather: a great start but August falters
As August draws to a close, so does meteorological summer (June, July and August), which means that provisional statistics are now available for how summer shaped up this year.
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Liam Dutton
High pressure, sunshine and warmth later this week
Sunshine and warmth will return for most of us this week, as high pressure builds across the UK. But how long will it last?
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Liam Dutton
May to start on a cool note
With the days getting longer and the sun climbing higher in the sky, thoughts are no doubt turning to what kind of summer we’ll have this year.
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Runners defy health and safety closure of Sheffield race
The Sheffield Half Marathon organisers prompted outrage when they cancelled the event after a problems with the delivery of water. Thousands of “rebel runners” decided to race anyway.
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Victoria Macdonald
Government pushes through ‘hospital closure clause’
The government could be facing a cross-party revolt on the care bill, which would give it greater powers to close or downgrade hospital services.
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Liam Dutton
Hints of high pressure early in March
Whilst still a week away and subject to change, there are consistent hints that high pressure will have more of an influence on the UK than it has at any point during the past two months.
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Floods summit: insurers refuse to rule out higher charges
As insurance company chiefs meet ministers in Downing Street to discuss their response to the flood crisis, a spokesman for the insurers says it is “too early” to say what will happen to premiums.
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South Sudan: Peace talks start but war continues
The President of South Sudan will negotiate with his former deputy today, in an attempt to halt the ethnic murders that have taken 1,000 lives in the last two weeks.
