Nearly a month ago Péter Magyar steered his Tisza party to a landslide victory, sweeping away 16 years of rule by Viktor Orbán.
British wildcard Arthur Fery, ranked 114th, faces Italian ninth seed Flavio Cobolli in the Wimbledon quarter-finals. Despite being the underdog, Fery's athleticism and grass-court prowess are highlighted as key strengths against Cobolli's powerful forehand.
Local councils and Airbnb are sharing data to identify and tackle the illegal subletting of social homes on short-term rental platforms. The initiative aims to recover thousands of properties for those in need, with offenders facing eviction, fines, or prison.
As the UK faces another heatwave, readers are sharing creative and practical tips for staying cool. Methods range from freezing bedding and using foil on windows to painting yoghurt on glass and sleeping in gardens or campervans.
Experts offer six practical tips to stay cool during hot weather, including strategic window ventilation, using fans effectively (with ice cubes for extra cooling), avoiding heat-generating appliances, reducing humidity, wearing natural fibers, and utilizing public 'cool spaces'.
Experts advise extra precautions for vulnerable groups like the elderly and young children during hot weather. Heat exhaustion symptoms include dizziness, nausea, and confusion, potentially leading to heatstroke, a medical emergency. The UKHSA recommends staying cool indoors, drinking fluids, and avoiding the sun during peak hours.
As UK temperatures soar, experts advise on diet changes for hot weather. Focus on easily digestible foods like fruits, vegetables, and carbs, stay hydrated with water-rich foods, and consider warm drinks. Avoid excessive protein and caffeine.
