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UK Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy and the DCMS have left X, citing abuse and misinformation. The move sharpens scrutiny of the platform as critics question its role in public debate.

London is set for sunny intervals and mild temperatures today, July 3, with a high of 27degC and a low of 16degC. The city anticipates a warming trend throughout the coming week, with temperatures potentially reaching 32degC by Saturday, July 6, under predominantly sunny skies.

Residents can expect a day of mixed weather, featuring sunny intervals interspersed with cloud cover and mild temperatures reaching 22degC, with a low chance of rain. The city is set for a warming trend as the week progresses, with sunny conditions predicted from July 5th onwards, according to data referenced from AQI.

Andy Burnham, expected U.K. Prime Minister, has yet to choose a finance minister and emphasizes policy over personal speculation.

In a post on the platform on Thursday, Nandy confirmed that she would no longer use X and said her department would also withdraw from it.

"I've decided to leave this platform and my department will too," Nandy said in a post on X. | World News

TOI correspondant from Washington: Some two centuries after Tipu Sultan's Mysore projectiles, parlayed by the British into Congreve missiles, led Francis Scott Key to note the "rocket's red glare" in the Star Spangled Banner, the US capital is about to discover that fireworks, no matter where they come from, are no fun on a fiendishly hot summer night.

The release of Rochdale grooming gang leader Shabir Ahmed has reignited anger over a legal loophole that prevents his deportation despite serious sexual offence convictions.

When we walk through one of the public forests across the British countryside, we may picture a familiar woodland scene. We look up at the towering, perfectly straight trunks rising in uniform columns, watch the sunlight filter through a dense evergreen canopy, and listen to the peaceful quiet of an expansive wooded landscape.

It's now certain that Andy Burnham will enter 10 Downing Street on July 20 and become the UK's 59th PM and Labour's 20th leader.