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East London borough named as 'least friendly' in England - where does your area rank?

A new index using government data has revealed which local authorities are the least friendly in England

Evening Standard

England’s friendliest place crowned out of 296 local authorities

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The Independent UK

Tranquil cluster of islands revealed as England’s friendliest place - but this London borough is the least friendly

Two areas of Devon and a London neighbourhood ranked in the top five

The Independent UK

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Pakistan captain Babar Azam to miss first Test against England at Headingley

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The Independent UK

Pakistan dealt injury blow as captain Babar Azam ruled out of first Test against England

Off-spinning all-rounder Salman Agha will captain the side in the batter’s stead

The Independent UK

Walker Cup Teams: Line-Ups Confirmed As US Amateur Champion Jack Whaley Set For GB&I Debut Against Formidable Opposition

The US and GB&I teams are confirmed for the 51st edition of the Walker Cup at Lahinch next month

Golf Monthly

Joe Root will not ‘rip up’ Bazball as he outlines plan to get England back to winning ways

Joe Root will begin his second spell as England Test captain against Pakistan this week

The Independent UK

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Disabled people in England to get free bus travel all day from April 2027: What changes

By April 2027, disabled individuals in England will enjoy unlimited free bus travel, a transformative policy shift that eliminates existing time constraints on concessionary passes. With funding of sixty million pounds from the government, this initiative seeks to enhance access to employment and essential services for those affected. This reform…

The Economic Times

This new tool from Skyscanner helps pick your ideal beach based on vibes, distance and budget

From quiet coves to lively Caribbean hotspots, Skyscanner’s new Paradise Guide reveals the best beaches for every kind of traveller.

Euronews

England’s ancient oak trees dying in extreme hot and dry weather

Woodland Trust says trees struggling in drought stress, with older ‘survivors’ disproportionately affected

The Guardian - UK

27% annual jump in people taking out IVAs in July across England and Wales

Overall in July 2026, 11,926 people entered insolvency in England and Wales, which was 14% higher than in July 2025, the Insolvency Service said.

Evening Standard

England’s children’s commissioner says Prevent failing to help young people ‘fixated with violence’

Report by Rachel de Souza finds 71% of children referred to UK anti-terror programme do not have a clear ideology

The Guardian - UK

Burnham confirms West Midlands to take public control of local bus network – as it happened

The prime minister says the ‘absolutely massive’ move would protect thousands of jobs

The Guardian - UK

India vs Pakistan: Knockout dream and survival on the line in Hockey WC blockbuster clash

India seeks to extend its unbeaten streak against Pakistan in the Hockey World Cup. A draw will secure India's progression to the tournament's second round. Pakistan must win to keep their World Cup campaign alive. Both teams aim to control emotions and focus on their natural game. Past records and…

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The Guardian - UK

Isles of Scilly named friendliest place in England – and Barking least friendly

Rankings based on community life survey put two Devon districts in top five and Stoke and Ipswich near bottom

Marie Claire

Chloe Kelly: “I Never Take Playing for My Country for Granted—I Just Want to Give it My All”

She scored the winning goals in both Euros finals. Now, she’s rewriting history.

The Independent UK

Flooding warning as rain finally forecast for drought-stricken land

Wessex Water has introduced a hosepipe ban for 1.4 million customers across the South West, marking its first restriction in 50 years and taking the total number of people affected in England to over 27 million. Met Office forecasters have warned that incoming heavy showers could lead to surface water…

The Guardian - UK

Half of homes in Great Britain taking longer to sell than last year amid mortgage volatility

Many buyers wait in hope of better deal, although there are hotspots in Scotland and northern England

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The Independent UK

The risk attached to Joe Root’s return to England captaincy

A series against Pakistan is a relatively kind start to a new era but England risk burdening their returning Test skipper

The Independent UK

How to stop someone from choking as shock poll shows most Britons have no idea

Around 300 people die in England every year due to a choking incident, St John Ambulance said

The Independent UK

Temperatures set to tumble as heavy rains bring UK flood threat

The ‘first meaningful rain for a long time’ in parts of the UK could result in surface flooding

The Guardian - UK

Burnham to scrap restrictions on disabled people’s bus passes in England

Move means holders will be able to travel free on local services at any time of day or night from April next year

International Business Times UK

Stranded Travellers, Evacuated Homes and Water Rationing as Extreme Weather Grips Two Continents

Extreme weather events, including floods in Japan and wildfires in England, have disrupted life across Europe and Asia, highlighting the urgent need for climate action and adaptation strategies.

International Business Times UK

Wessex Water Hits 1.4 Million Customers With First Historic Hosepipe Ban Since 1976 as Drought Worsens

Wessex Water's first hosepipe ban since 1976 will affect 1.4 million customers across Bath, Somerset, Dorset and Wiltshire as drought worsens.

The Economic Times

In 1616, an English physician proposed a revolutionary theory and explained blood circulatory system instrumental in the success of the several surgeries and procedures and triggering the advancement of the medical field: How William Harvey's efforts saved several lives?

In 1616, English physician William Harvey proposed a theory that blood moves through the body in a continuous circuit through arteries and veins. His observations, dissections and experiments challenged the teachings of Galen. Published in 1628, his work changed medical understanding and helped establish observation and experiment as key parts…

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