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Why summer heat is unlikely to return to the UK anytime soon
The UK’s first spell of summer heat is now over, and it’s unlikely to return anytime soon – but why?
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Conservative ministers past and present are already admitting defeat. And as the final day of campaigning draws to a close, even Rishi Sunak reportedly fears he could lose his seat.
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The Unite union has called off a planned strike at the Port Talbot steelworks in South Wales.
We spoke to Neal Katyal, who was the acting US Solicitor General under President Obama
It’s quite something when a candidate describes being referred to a criminal court to decide whether his prosecution should continue – as a big win.
Iran’s presidential election is heading to a runoff – after the reformist Masoud Pezeshkian came out ahead of his leading conservative rival in yesterday’s first round.
We spoke to the American pollster and political consultant Frank Luntz.
Levels of E-Coli in the Thames have been found to be 27 times the acceptable quality – just days before the Henley international regatta.
We spoke to two former directors of communications at Number ten – Alastair Campbell who served under Tony Blair – and Sir Craig Oliver who spent five years in the job for David Cameron.
Nigel Farage claims it was all a set up – after this programme exposed racist and homophobic language among Reform party campaigners, filmed secretly by an undercover reporter.
The UK’s first spell of summer heat is now over, and it’s unlikely to return anytime soon – but why?
Earlier we spoke to the leader of Plaid Cymru, Rhun Ap Iorwerth.