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Hottest May day record broken again as temperatures reach 35C
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It comes amid health and thunderstorm warnings across the country, as well as a series of open-water fatalities in the past few days. (London News)
Another day in Florida: RFK Jr posts video of him wrestling two snakes
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US health secretary gets nip from one of two serpents he grabbed at home of fellow Trump official Dr OzRobert F Kennedy Jr, the health secretary, on Tuesday added to his lengthening catalog of bizarre wild animal encounters by posting to social media a video of himself in Florida wrestling with two snakes.Kennedy, who has previously admitted dumping the carcass of a bear cub in New York’s Central Park, and is also alleged to have cut the penis of a road-kill raccoon, is seen grabbing the pair of serpents with his bare hands. Continue reading... (The Guardian)
UK's hottest May day record broken for second day in a row
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Temperatures soared to 35.1C in Kew Gardens, south-west London, according to provisional figures. (BBC News)
Ben Morea, Principal Provocateur of 1960s Anarchist Group, Dies at 84
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 (New York Times)
5 Great Songs I Encountered This Week
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 (New York Times)
Osaka sparkles in golden French Open outfit
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Naomi Osaka continues her tradition of serving jaw-dropping looks at Grand Slams with an outfit that reminds her of "the Eiffel tower at night". (BBC News)
Ministers urged to press ahead with ban on zero-hours contracts
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Campaigners reject claims that tougher rules will deter hiring – and lock young people out of jobsMinisters should press ahead with a ban on zero-hours contracts, campaigners say, despite claims by business leaders that it would deter hiring and lock more young people out of the labour market.The Child Poverty Action Group and the union umbrella organisation the TUC were among eight signatories to a letter to the department of business and trade calling on the government to “ignore the noise” from businesses, which want zero-hours contracts to remain. Continue reading... (The Guardian)