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Sodden ground and more rain on the way
Mid-July is fast approaching, the Olympics are a little over a fortnight away and yet the weather shows no resemblance to anything like summer.
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Mid-July is fast approaching, the Olympics are a little over a fortnight away and yet the weather shows no resemblance to anything like summer.
As parts of the country remain on flood watch, the government’s climate advisers warn more than half a million homes and businesses are at significant risk of flooding in the future.
After the announcement today that the final four water companies with hosepipe bans are lifting them with immediate effect.
A few days ago I wrote about why the risk of flash flooding remains this week as the weather continues on a very unsettled note.
The “big step forward” is the discovery of the Higgs boson particle at the CERN laboratory in Switzerland. Don’t worry – we’re not going try to FactCheck the existence of the “God particle”.
Chambers will compete for Britain in his first Olympic Games for 12 years after a ban for systematic drug use, but bronze medallist Jenny Meadows is left out in favour of Lyndsey Sharp.
Political Correspondent Michael Crick blogs on Falklands war hero Simon Weston’s decision to pull out of the election to become the new police and crime commissioner in south Wales.
It seems impossible that the regulators did not know and simply went along with the Libor fiddling simply to save institutions that even by 2008 were far too big to fail. That’s a bold claim. But it is the claim that needs to be addressed.
As football becomes more and more commercialised, Andrew McFadyen looks at how fans from Scotland to Croatia are beginning to fight back against big business and show them who is boss.
As nominations close for the annual British street food awards, Channel 4 News’s Felicity Spector looks at the growing demand across the UK for quality al-fresco food cooked in front of you.
Ministers order an urgent review of the Libor bank rate after it emerged Barclays had tried to manipulate it. But Labour’s Ed Miliband calls for a full-scale independent inquiry into banking culture.
Yesterday’s thunderstorms were remarkable, bringing torrential downpours of rain, large hail and flash flooding – not to mention frequent lightning.
Nato condemns Syria’s shooting down of a Turkish plane as relations between the two countries deteriorate.
England’s inability to convert penalties has become a national phobia, writes John Anderson, but Roy Hodgson’s men leave Poland and Ukraine without the usual media lynch mob waiting at home.
After England’s defeat in the quarter finals of Euro 2012, Channel 4 News looks at why the national team tend to disappoint when it really matters.