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The first phase of 46 new homes has been completed at Dhekelia Station in Cyprus, providing improved housing for military families stationed abroad.

The UK government is reviewing police misconduct oversight procedures while two Lincolnshire cousins face nearly £7,000 in fines for waste crime violations.

Today’s digest covers 2,877 excess deaths from May and June heatwaves, rising cyclospora infections linked to Mexico travel, and Northern Ireland’s new restrictions on unhealthy food promotions.

A new 13-mile walking route has opened along the Suffolk coast as part of the England Coast Path project, providing public access to the Stour estuary for walkers and visitors.

The Environment Agency suspended a waste site over dust pollution concerns, while a new report emphasizes people-centered approaches to help UK communities adapt to climate change.

The UK will maintain anti-dumping taxes on Chinese bicycles and bike parts until August 2029, affecting consumers, domestic manufacturers, and importers.

Postgraduate student finance applications opened for 2026/27 while the UK coordinated a precautionary medical evacuation of a humanitarian worker following potential Ebola exposure in the Democratic Republic of the…

The UK Health Security Agency warns families about open water swimming risks during summer holidays, while the government calls for stricter asbestos controls in schools and workplaces to protect children.