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An increasingly unstable atmospheric environment is expected to develop in the coming 24 hours and as a result there is an increasing risk of thunderstorms across parts of the British Isles. Two separate periods of instability are expected. The first of those is expected to develop this evening across western and southern parts of Britain.…

A red alert has been issued for Bournemouth beach as yet again the town has been left inundated by visitors. Bournemouth Council issued the alert, saying that people were unable to socially distance. This is turn has put added pressure on the town’s resources. People have been discouraged from visiting the seaside resort. Brighton beach…

Posted 11:00AM 26th June 2020 Yesterday (Thursday 25th June), scenes like the ones below were unfortunately commonplace across coastal counties of the UK. In particular, towns of Bournemouth and Brighton were hardest hit by the surge of visitors. With such a huge number of people in a short space, it is almost impossible to observe…

The issue of pupils restarting school has been hot debate since the lockdown started. With the reopening of schools to some pupils on the 1st of June labelled by many as premature, Johnson has now stated that school will be compulsory by the start of the new Academic year, i.e. September 2020. Johnson also stated…

A magnitude 7.4 (7.4m) Earthquake recently occurred at 15:29 UTC   12 km SSW of Santa María Zapotitlán, Mexico The earthquake sent waves throughout southern Mexico and was felt a few hundred miles from the epicenter. The epicenter occurred near the urban area of Oaxaca, where some more significant damage has been reported. Communications with…

Pedro Sanchez, Spain’s prime minister, has announced recently that tourism to Spain will be allowed from July this year. The Spanish Prime Minister Announced: “As you know, Spain receives more than 80 million visitors a year. I am announcing that from July, Spain will reopen for foreign tourism in conditions of safety. Foreign tourists can…