Leapmotor B10: Electric SUV at £29,995
The Leapmotor B10 electric SUV launches at £29,995, offering premium features like a panoramic sunroof and advanced driver assistance. With 260 miles range, it targets budget-conscious EV buyers.
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Sage Barista Express Amazon Prime Day Deal £479
Amazon Prime Day offers the Sage Barista Express espresso machine at £479, a £200 discount from its usual £679 price, making it a top deal for coffee lovers.
Sadiq Khan hints at lifting AC guidance for new London homes
The Mayor of London may remove guidance that effectively blocks air conditioning in newbuild homes, as he launches a heat readiness plan amid soaring temperatures.
Paterson: Hanson's 'monoculture' vision 'deeply weird'
Liberal frontbencher James Paterson says Pauline Hanson's vision for a 'monocultural' Australia is 'deeply weird,' defending multilingualism as part of Australian identity.
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England match adds 300MW demand surge; gas plants paid £4m
England's World Cup match caused a 300MW demand spike at half-time, with gas plants paid £3.85m to generate power during a heatwave.
Heatwave triggers extra electricity generation for GB grid
Great Britain's grid operator ordered extra power plants to meet surging demand as a heatwave pushed temperatures above 30C, with peak demand expected to reach 35GW.
US probe into Tesla crash that killed 76-year-old woman
NHTSA investigates Tesla Model 3 crash in Katy, Texas, where automated driving feature may have been used; 76-year-old woman killed inside home.
Heatwave Sparks Surge in European Electricity Prices
Europe's heatwave has driven electricity prices to multi-year highs; Great Britain paid over six times the normal price for imported power as demand soared and renewables sagged.
Hosepipe ban imposed by South East Water amid heatwave
South East Water imposes a hosepipe ban affecting 2.3 million customers in Kent and Sussex after record demand during a heatwave, the company announced.
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Sutton power cut: homes lose electricity after underground fault
A power cut hit Sutton this morning after an underground electrical fault caused smoke to pour from a manhole cover. Engineers are on site restoring power.
Rail passengers told not to travel in extreme heatwave
Network Rail advises passengers to travel only if essential during red extreme heat warning, with temperatures up to 40C causing rail buckling and service disruptions.
FCDO Changes Dubai Travel Advice: What You Need to Know
The FCDO has downgraded its travel warning for Dubai, no longer advising against all but essential travel. However, risks remain and some airlines have not resumed flights.
Hormuz Blocked by 80 Mines, Shipping Disruption to Continue
The centre of the Strait of Hormuz is blocked by about 80 mines, requiring clearance for normal shipping to resume, says Intertanko. Vessels are forced to use risky Omani coastal routes, with collisions and groundings feared.
Heat health alerts issued for parts of UK ahead of 30°C
The UK Health Security Agency has issued amber heat health alerts for parts of England as temperatures are set to top 30°C, with humid and muggy conditions expected.
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JLR Reverses EV-Only Factory Plans
Jaguar Land Rover has abandoned plans for an EV-only factory in the UK, citing slower-than-expected electric vehicle demand and the need for flexibility.
Met Office London heatwave: Weekend highs but not like May's sun
The Met Office forecasts London temperatures up to 30C from Friday, with a heatwave likely. However, expect more cloud and possible thunderstorms, unlike May's record-breaking sunshine.
California's Plunder: Gold to AI's Water and Mind Mining
From the Gold Rush to AI, California's wealth has been built on extraction. The AI boom revives an old question: who pays the price for water and mind mining?
World Cup Night Games Could Cut Energy Bills via Laundry
UK households can save on energy bills by shifting laundry to off-peak hours during late-night World Cup matches, with potential savings of £230 a year.
Auckland Earthquake Risk: Active Faultline Study Challenges Exemptions
New research reveals the Mangatangi Fault near Auckland is active, capable of a 6.8 magnitude quake, questioning the city's exemption from earthquake building rules.
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Brent Warehouse Fire: 150 Firefighters Battle Blaze
Around 70 people evacuated from homes in Brent as 150 firefighters battle a large warehouse fire on Oxgate Lane. Residents advised to keep windows closed.
Hillingdon Council Spends £500k on ULEZ Fees, Buys New Diesel
Hillingdon Council has spent nearly £500k on ULEZ fees since 2023 due to its polluting fleet, yet it purchased new diesel vehicles instead of low-emission alternatives, sparking criticism.
London Braces for 35°C Heatwave Next Weekend, Expert Warns
London could see temperatures soar to 35°C again next weekend, according to weather expert Jim Dales, potentially breaking June records.
London's Data Centre Debate: Economy vs Environment
With 99 data centres in London and dozens more planned, the city faces a tug-of-war between economic growth and environmental goals. Housing, water, and grid capacity are at stake.
AI Data Centers Under Fire for Energy and Water Use
AI data centers are facing increased scrutiny over their massive energy and water consumption, raising concerns about environmental impact and sustainability.
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Streeting Calls for NI Cut and North Sea Drilling
Wes Streeting, a Labour leadership hopeful, calls for a targeted reduction in employers' national insurance and supports drilling for oil and gas in the North Sea to boost the economy.
Australia's Battery Revolution Slashes Energy Bills
Australia leads a global home battery revolution, with 60% of new household capacity installed there, cutting electricity prices and fossil fuel use through generous subsidies and solar integration.
Australia's Truck Drivers Struggle as Diesel Prices Soar
Australian truck drivers are facing financial hardship due to soaring diesel prices, with many struggling to make ends meet amid the fuel crisis.
Home Battery Installation: Key Factors to Consider
Installing a home battery in Australia requires careful planning. Learn about costs, incentives, sizing, and safety to make an informed decision.
Solar Helps US Farms, But House Bill May Limit Access
Solar panels have helped US farms cut costs, but a House farm bill provision could restrict federal funding for ground-mounted solar on prime farmland, threatening farmers' financial stability.
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