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Natasha Hinde

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When Will The UK's Blistering Heatwave End? The Good News And The Bad News

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By Natasha Hinde
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Natasha Hinde Wed, June 24, 2026 at 12:07 p.m. UTC 2 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A rare red 'extreme heat' warning is now in force for much of southern and central England and Wales – and oh boy, is it hot. Temperatures will exceed 30°C on Wednesday and Thursday, with a peak of around 37°C possible on Wednesday and 38°C on Thursday and Friday, the Met Office said.
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Some UK Schools Still Don't Allow Kids To Bring Sunscreen, Experts Call For Change

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By Natasha Hinde
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Some UK schools don't allow children to take in sunscreen. Plenty of schools in the south of England are closed today – or will be closing early – due to the extremely hot temperatures forecast. But among those that remain open, some schools have policies in place that actively do not allow children to bring in their own sunscreen for reapplication throughout the day. At some UK primary schools, for instance, parents are encouraged to apply sunscreen to their children before school – and that's it.
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In 2026, We Really Need To Bin The Phrase 'Big Boys Don't Cry'

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By Natasha Hinde
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Natasha Hinde Wed, June 24, 2026 at 6:00 a.m. UTC 4 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Boys do – and should be allowed to – cry. I was sat on a train the other day and a little boy who can't have been much older than four started to silently cry. It wasn't forced or put on. It was quiet and barely noticeable, save for his shoulders bobbing up and down and the tears wetting his dark eyelashes, before rolling down his cheeks.
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