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Guernsey residents urged to help hedgehogs during hot spell
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Public health advice issued to islanders ahead of hot weather
Public Health Jersey has issued advice to islanders ahead of the forecast hot are due to reach the high 20s this weekend and into next week in have been urged to take cold baths and showers, drink plenty of water and to even avoid going outside when the weather is at its peak, from midday to 18:00 to keep homes cool by closing curtains, opening windows and using fans has also been issued. Director of Public Health, Professor Peter Bradley, said: "While the warm weather is enjoyed by most, extreme heat can cause harm to health including heat exhaustion, heatstroke and dehydration, particularly to the most vulnerable in the community. "I encourage all islanders to take precautions and stay safe in the hot weather."
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Man City embrace Manchester weather with third kit
Manchester has long been labelled as the rainy this legacy, Manchester City have now used the wet weather as inspiration for their new third kit for the 2025-26 latest jersey features a raindrop graphic over a grey background, with neon green accents on the neck, shoulders and sides."This kit is for the City that plays in the rain," the club said."The shirt is designed for those who carry City in their hearts, rain or shine."Manufactured by Puma, the shirt retails online for between £65 - for the kids' jersey - and £152 for an "authentic jersey" with a name and number printed on the back."Grey skies may often be seen overhead in Manchester, but this City brings electrifying football to the pitch whatever the weather," the club added."The kit carries a message from Manchester: even when it rains, we shine."They also said the vibrant neon green accents symbolise "the standout quality" of Manchester City.
