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More than six million Australians are being warned to prepare for a potentially severe hay fever season as warm, dry spring conditions follow a wet winter across much of the country. The Bureau of Meteorology has forecast above-average temperatures across most of Australia during spring, with the greatest risk expected in Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria and Tasmania. Its seasonal outlook indicates that rainfall is likely to be below average across parts of southern and eastern Australia, while much of the western half of the country is expected to be wetter than usual. Temperatures are forecast to be higher than…
Andy Burnham will face MPs for the first time as prime minister on Tuesday as the House of Commons returns from its summer recess. The Commons will sit from 2.30pm, with Mr Burnham expected to appear at the despatch box as his Government begins its first parliamentary session since he entered Downing Street. The opening business includes Foreign Office questions, a motion on the Sovereign Grant and a debate on strategic lawsuits against public participation, according to the parliamentary programme. Mr Burnham’s first major exchanges with MPs are likely to bring renewed scrutiny of his Government’s approach to taxation and…
Montana Brown has criticised “evil tech companies” for creating children’s television shows and games that she says are designed to be addictive. The former Love Island contestant said she was concerned about the influence of screen-based entertainment on young children and questioned the motives of companies producing content aimed at them. Brown said she allowed children to watch screens only on rare occasions, suggesting that parents should be cautious about how much time youngsters spend watching television or playing games. Her comments focused on the way children’s programming and games are made to hold their attention, with Brown objecting to…
A 23-year-old university student has been shot dead during a home invasion in Sydney’s south-west, with police investigating whether the attackers went to the wrong house or mistook him for someone else. Marco Tapia was in bed when intruders entered his family’s home on Mount Sugarloaf Drive in Glen Alpine at about 3.40am on Tuesday, 1 September. He was shot multiple times and died at the scene. NSW Police said officers from Campbelltown City Police Area Command found the injured man inside the property after emergency services were called. Detectives from the State Crime Command’s Homicide Squad are assisting with…
A mother whose Kia Sportage was stolen in Chigwell, Essex, used the Apple MacBook left inside it to track down the vehicle within minutes. Vivi Kala, 38, had parked on a residential street beside the Prince Regent Hotel on the evening of August 20. When she returned, the car had disappeared. Her laptop, along with three child car seats and other family belongings, was still inside the vehicle. Kala then opened Apple’s Find My app and discovered that the MacBook was showing a location around six minutes away. She and her husband quickly booked an Uber and alerted police while…
Stenhousemuir’s remarkable start to life in the Scottish Championship is the central focus of the latest BBC Scottish Football Podcast, with the panel assessing how long Marvin Bartley’s side can maintain their unexpected challenge. The discussion follows another impressive victory for Stenhousemuir and examines the blend of organisation, confidence and momentum behind their run. Attention also turns to Livingston, whose difficult opening has raised questions about what has gone wrong for a club expected to compete near the top of the division. Inverness Caledonian Thistle are considered another side capable of moving up the table, while Dunfermline Athletic’s first league…
Appeared has been identified as the standout selection for Wednesday’s seven-race meeting at Warwick Farm, with the Bjorn Baker-trained gelding expected to benefit from a return to a longer distance. The five-year-old will contest the 2,200-metre Catanach’s Jewellers Handicap after recording two wins and a third from four starts. Dylan Gibbons takes the ride from barrier six, and Appeared is being tipped to make a strong return after finishing second over 2,070 metres at Gosford last Friday. His record suggests the step up in trip should suit. Appeared has already won over 1,900 and 2,400 metres, while his latest run…
A New Mexico mother has pleaded guilty to first-degree murder after admitting she killed her 11-month-old son during a police operation, telling investigators she did not want the child returned to his father. Madeline Veronique Daly, 36, entered her plea on August 24 in the Sixth Judicial District Court in Silver City, bringing an end to proceedings over the death of Basil Daly in December 2025. The plea agreement means she faces the maximum sentence available in New Mexico. ([grantcountybeat.com](https://www.grantcountybeat.com/home/news-articles/madeline-daly-pleads-guilty-on-capital-murder-charge)) Under the agreement, Daly is expected to receive 30 years in prison, a term treated as life in New Mexico.…
Celtic are stepping up their transfer activity with Oliver Sørensen having completed a medical in London ahead of a proposed loan move from Parma, while PSV Eindhoven midfielder Joël van den Berg is in Glasgow to finalise a deal worth about £3.4m. Sørensen, 24, is expected to join the Scottish champions on loan as manager Martin O’Neill looks to strengthen his midfield before the transfer window closes. Van den Berg, 19, is also undergoing the final stages of his move and is understood to be in line for a long-term contract. The double midfield push comes as Celtic prepare for…
The San Francisco Bay Area is set for a cooler-than-average start to September, with low cloud expected through the morning and isolated drizzle in some areas. Forecasters said daytime temperatures would range from the low 60s to the mid-70s Fahrenheit across the region, marking a noticeable change from warmer summer conditions. The National Weather Service in San Francisco said a deeper marine layer was developing across the coast, making coastal drizzle likely on Monday and Tuesday mornings. It forecast temperatures between five and 15 degrees below normal for the time of year. ([forecast.weather.gov](https://forecast.weather.gov/product.php?format=TXT&glossary=0&issuedby=MTR&product=AFD&site=LBF&version=6)) Tuesday is expected to be the coolest…
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