July 2022

• Here’s how you can get £400 off your energy bills this winter
• This majestic bird was once extinct in the UK – but now there are 100 in our skies
• Is the whole of the UK about to ban hosepipes?
• More than 100,000 Ukrainian refugees have now arrived in the UK
• Your energy bills could reach £500 a month (a month!) in January
• Now for sale: this lush countryside estate that once, maybe, belonged to Shakespeare
• This spectacular technicolour artwork has just popped up on Hadrian’s Wall
• July has apparently been the driest on record in England since 1911
• What are the chances of a general strike happening in the UK?
• Revealed: these are officially the best pub gardens in the UK
• The Queen is opening her own pub, and now she’s looking for a landlord
• How long will the UK rail strikes go on for? Here’s what we know
• A new Glasgow-London bus route has launched – and tickets start at just £3
• The Kray twins’ country mansion (where a body was once found) has just hit the market
• A ‘killer whale’ has just been spotted off the coast of Wales
• The UK could be facing the ‘worst drought since 1976’ in August
• Eurovision 2023 will be held in the UK – but which city will host the contest?
• Now on the market: this spectacular Grand Designs property on the Devon coast
• Take a look at all the stunning nominees for this British architecture prize
• Two of the world’s greatest places in 2022 are in the UK
• Revealed: the parts of the UK where people live the longest
• A two-hour ‘monster storm’ will chuck down two full inches of rain tomorrow
• How likely are you to get bitten by a snake in the UK?
• There’s a surprising (and slightly confusing) new Covid symptom to look out for
• Surprise, surprise: the UK has slipped down the passport power rankings
• Are wildfires the new normal in the UK?
• Could there be another 40C heatwave on the way in August?
• Two epic new walking routes have opened on the Essex coast
• These are the UK’s worst airlines for lost luggage
• This UK waterpark is officially the best in Europe
• A brief history of the Baltic Triangle, Liverpool’s beloved nightlife hub
• Why can’t the British rail network cope with the heat?
• Now for sale: an eerie British sea fort you could turn into your own villain’s lair