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Kent and East Sussex Residents Told to Boil Water Amid Safety Concerns
Residents across Kent and East Sussex continue facing disruptions as South East Water advises boiling tap water before consumption. The precaution follows widespread outages and ongoing concerns about meeting regulatory standards for safe drinking water
Joe Root Ends Australian Drought as England Revives Ashes Hopes
Joe Root’s long-awaited first Test century on Australian soil reignited England’s Ashes campaign after a chaotic start at the Gabba, delivering calm, class and resilience when his team needed it most
Amorim’s Frustration Grows as Manchester United Drop Points Yet Again
Manchester United dropped vital points in a 1-1 draw against West Ham, prompting fresh criticism of their fragility. Manager Ruben Amorim acknowledged recurring issues as fans and pundits expressed growing concerns over the team’s declining momentum
Starc’s Early Blitz Sparks Chaos as Ashes Second Test Erupts in Brisbane
Mitchell Starc’s electric start rocked England in Brisbane, removing two early wickets and creating relentless pressure as the second Ashes Test erupted into pandemonium with dropped catches, missed appeals and reckless batting defining a frantic first session
French government in action in response to ‘historic’ drought
France is struggling with another heatwave for the third time. The temperatures have been as high as 40 degrees Celsius. The rising temperatures have resulted in the issue of ‘Orange’ alert in twenty-six departments. Except for the northeastern regions, the entire country is expected to be suffering from the heat.
UK on the brink of recession; warns Bank of England
The Bank of England has warned that the UK is currently living on the edge. The economy is on the verge of falling into recession in the last quarter of 2022 and will further continue to shrink in 2023. The Bank of England has increased the rates of interest that have been the highest in last 27 years.
Three guilty in murder attempt of teenager in Birmingham
UK: Two men, Zidann Edwards and Diago Anderson and a teenager, were found guilty of attempting murder of a teenage boy. The 13-year-old boy had been shot, that left him in a paralysed condition. The teenager was reportedly shot from a homemade gun, and attack was totally unprovoked. The trio was found guilty on 2nd August at Birmingham Crown Court.
Russia bans entry of 39 more Britain nationals
Russia on Monday has made an announcement that 39 more prominent Brits have been added to its list of people who are banned from taking entry into the nation, including opposition Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer and former Conservative Prime Minister David Cameron.
Rishi Sunak denies racism being a deciding factor in PM race
UK: The final contender of the Prime Minister race, Rishi Sunak, has denied racism being a factor in the decision to elect the next Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. Liz Truss has taken the lead so far, but this trail cannot be attributed to his race .
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Joe Root Ends Australian Drought as England Revives Ashes Hopes
Joe Root’s long-awaited first Test century on Australian soil reignited England’s Ashes campaign after a chaotic start at the Gabba, delivering calm, class and resilience when his team needed it most
Amorim’s Frustration Grows as Manchester United Drop Points Yet Again
Manchester United dropped vital points in a 1-1 draw against West Ham, prompting fresh criticism of their fragility. Manager Ruben Amorim acknowledged recurring issues as fans and pundits expressed growing concerns over the team’s declining momentum
Starc’s Early Blitz Sparks Chaos as Ashes Second Test Erupts in Brisbane
Mitchell Starc’s electric start rocked England in Brisbane, removing two early wickets and creating relentless pressure as the second Ashes Test erupted into pandemonium with dropped catches, missed appeals and reckless batting defining a frantic first session
Starc’s Electric Opening Spell Sparks Ashes Chaos in Brisbane
Australia unleashed mayhem in the opening overs of the Brisbane Test as Mitchell Starc ripped through England’s top order, triggering ducks, near dismissals and missed appeals in a frenzied start that set the tone for another dramatic Ashes clash

