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2026’s scorching summer months may have finally drawn to a close, but the catastrophic impacts of Britain’s hottest summer since 1884 are beginning to show in bizarre ways. More than two-thirds of the country, including Warwickshire and much of the Midlands, was declared drought-stricken across July and August, with the Environment Agency expressing concern as the agricultural sector reported “reduced crop yields, poor grass growth and pressure on winter livestock forage stocks”. A record 40 day
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Eight-time year-end world number one tennis powerhouse, Novak Djokovic, suffered a shock exit at this year’s US Open, losing in five sets to Argentinian Mariano Navone. Fatigue, tears, and disappointment marred the Serb’s 20th appearance at the tournament as he succumbed to a 7-6 (7-5), 5-7, 4-6, 6-2, 6-1 loss. The problems began just 20 minutes into what would become a four-and-a-half-hour match, with the 39-year-old buckling under the incessant New York sun, vomiting into a towel bin, cramping
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This summer saw the return of the Commonwealth Games to Glasgow for the second time in 12 years, albeit a rather threadbare affair, with stripped-back production and just 10 sports across 11 days of competition. Now that the dust has settled on Glasgow, the question remains whether its minimalist approach was a temporary fix or the permanent future of the event. Despite Scotland’s largest city hosting the competition, the funding came almost entirely from the other side of the world in Australia
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The Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) has recently introduced mandatory genetic sex testing for all players who compete on the WTA Tour. The change comes as part of the latest revision to the female players’ eligibility policy, which came into effect on Tuesday 21 July. Players will now be required to take one lifetime test by providing a saliva, blood, or cheek swab sample to test for the presence of the SRY gene, a gene present on the Y chromosome responsible for the initiation of male sex char
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Warwick Medical School’s Professor Swaran Singh, Professor of Social and Community Psychiatry, has been appointed to the House of Lords as a life peer, following decades of invaluable contributions to youth mental health research and healthcare equity. Prior to joining the University of Warwick in 2006, Professor Swaran Singh trained as a surgeon before pivoting to psychiatry, specialising in first-episode psychosis. In 2001, he founded the first NHS-funded Early Intervention in Psychosis servic
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