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Following a record low of -2.7C in North Yorkshire, the UK is set to enjoy a warm spell with temperatures reaching up to 26C in London by Thursday. The Met Office predicts dry conditions and above-average temperatures for much of next week, despite some potential rain in the northwest.
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Jack Draper faced a challenging Davis Cup match against Argentina, losing to Francisco Cerundolo after Dan Evans' earlier defeat. This loss jeopardizes Britain's chances of advancing in the tournament, following Draper's recent US Open semi-final appearance.
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Hungary's MOL has reached a deal to transport Russian oil through Ukraine, circumventing a Ukrainian ban on Lukoil products. This arrangement, supported by Slovakia, raises concerns about EU sanctions and energy security amid ongoing tensions from the Ukraine conflict.
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Slovakia's Prime Minister Robert Fico is facing increasing criticism for his government's sweeping reforms aimed at dismantling anti-corruption institutions. Following an assassination attempt in May, Fico has intensified actions against perceived political enemies, raising concerns about the erosion of democratic norms in Slovakia. Protests have erupted in response to these changes.
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The Biden administration has filed to restore federal protections for gray wolves, aiming to resume hunting in the Great Lakes region after a court-ordered halt. This move follows years of political conflict over wolf management and population recovery efforts across the U.S.
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Storm Boris has caused catastrophic flooding across Central Europe, resulting in at least 18 deaths and widespread evacuations. Countries including Romania, Poland, and the Czech Republic are facing significant damage from torrential rains, with more adverse weather expected in the coming days. Emergency services are overwhelmed as communities struggle to cope with the aftermath.
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Storm Boris has unleashed unprecedented rainfall across Central Europe, resulting in at least 20 fatalities and widespread displacement. The storm's intensity is attributed to climate change, with record moisture levels exacerbating the flooding in countries like Poland, Romania, and Austria. Emergency responses are underway as communities brace for further impacts.