This glorious time of year can also bring its fair share of unsightly, not to mention infuriating and even dangerous, health ailments. Dr Sarah Brewer explains how to protect yourself from the worst. Via: Expert reveals the best ways to battle summer ailments
Tara Pavlovic made an awkward gaffe while showing off her new car on Wednesday. Via: 'I kept calling it a HIV when I first looked at it': Tara Pavlovic makes awkward joke about new car
All the latest from day three at SW19Email katy.murrells@theguardian.com | Tweet @KatyMurrellsSwan sinks to heavy defeat by Buzarnescu 3.04pm BST Another hold apiece and it’s Lacko leading Federer 3-2 on Centre Court. Meanwhile, given the paucity of Brits in singles action today, let’s claim Bedene. I’m sure he won’t mind Read more
All the latest news and reaction from Russia 2018 You can email Will here or tweet him hereEngland beat Colombia on penalties to reach last eightGolden Boot standings: the top scorers at the World Cup 3.04pm BST Shall we look forward to playing Sweden, then? I watched both legs of Read more
How is it possible to live so long, and accrue so little weather wisdom? And why do you feel compelled to reminisce about the summer of 1976, although you don’t actually remember it?This is a complete and unabridged account of the experience of being middle-aged in a heatwave, which you Read more
Rolling coverage of the day’s political developments as they happen, including Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn at PMQsMcVey accused by NAO of misleading MPs – Summary and analysisPMQs – Snap verdictPMQs – Verdict from the Twitter commentariat 2.59pm BST According to Sky’s Faisal Islam, pro-European Conservatives are now meeting the Read more
Government ‘blind to the needs’ of children whose parents go to jail, warns Prison Reform Trust Via: Nearly all children whose mothers are sent to prison are uprooted from their homes, finds report
p.p1 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 13.0px Verdana; -webkit-text-stroke: #000000} span.s1 {font-kerning: none} ‘I want to apologise to the House for inadvertently misleading you,’ the cabinet minister told MPs Via: Esther McVey forced to apologise for 'inadvertently misleading' parliament over universal credit report
By charging fees that far outweigh the administrative cost department rakes in more than £51,600 every day from child applications – in what critics attack as ‘barefaced profiteering’ Via: Home Office makes almost £100m profit from children registering as British citizens over five years
Not a single ‘real’ castle made it into the top four Via: Hogwarts tops list of castles kids most want to visit