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Record-breaking heat waves will be the norm in Europe by 2035, study says

Record-breaking heat waves will be the norm in Europe by 2035, study says
Aug 26 2022 Share

A recent analysis conducted by the Met Office Hadley Centre in the UK has stated that the record-breaking heat waves which swept Europe over the past few months will become a norm by the year 2035.

Even if every country reach their target decrease of greenhouse gas emissions, the average summer will still be one with record heatwaves. The study, commissioned by the UK’s Climate Crisis Advisory Group (CCAG) analysed summer temperatures from historical records dating back to 1850 and found that all heat waves are caused by human-induced activity, primarily from the burning of fossil fuels.

“This data serves as an urgent reminder of the need for countries to go well beyond their nationally determined contributions so far pledged under the Paris Agreement, which aims to limit global warming to under 1.5°C if possible,” the CCAG stated in their release.

The UK saw an all-time temperature record broken in July after exceeding 40 degrees Celsius for the first time ever, with Malta seeing its longest-ever marine heatwave stretching from mid-May till August and temperatures reaching record numbers during the summer.

Are you concerned about the climate crisis?

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The ‘Jellyfish Bob’ TikTok hairstyle is taking over the world and we’re confused AF

The 'Jellyfish Bob' TikTok hairstyle is taking over the world and we're confused AF
Aug 26 2022 Share

A new fashion trend has emerged and we honestly don’t know what to think. The ‘Jellyfish Bob Mullet’ or simply, the ‘Jelly Fish Bob’ has taken over the world, with social media users and celebrities alike jumping on the trend like it’s nobody’s business.

 

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Named as such because of its resemblance to the aquatic sea creature which has taken over Malta this summer, the hairstyle trend has equally taken over the globe with its short bob-style outer layer and long, mullet-like back.

In fact, the jellyfish bob hashtag has amassed over 43 billion views on TikTok, with everyone from random social media users to actress Nicole Kidman taking to the platform to show their brand new hairdo.

Which Maltese personality will we see rock the hairstyle first?

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3 active cases of monkeypox found in Malta

Aug 26 2022 Share

Malta currently has 3 active cases of monkeypox at the moment. This was confirmed to Newsbook.com.mt by a spokesperson for the Ministry of Health.

It was also confirmed that none of the 3 cases needed intensive care from Mater Dei. The first ever case of monkeypox in Malta was reported on the 28th of May and was a 38-year old Maltese resident who had just visited a foreign country.

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On the 16th of August, Health Minister Chris Fearne confirmed on his Twitter account that the first dose of the monkeypox vaccine arrived in Malta and would be given to those who were in contact with people who currently suffer or suffered from the virus.

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“That’s why I chose Hamrun”; Joseph Portelli gives first interview after Spartans’ European exit

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In his first interview on the official Hamrun Spartans Football Club page, Joseph Portelli expressed his gratitude towards everyone involved in Hamrun’s journey and addressed the end of the club’s European journey.

 

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“A dream which almost became a reality”, Portelli said before going on to thank the club’s committee, players, coach, staff and supports who gave it their all at every single match.

The business mogul and now beloved Hamrun icon stated that this is the very reason he choice Hamrun; the continuous and passionate support. He went on to express his hopes of going where no Maltese club has gone before next year; the group stages of the UEFA Conference League.

Do you believe that Hamrun will eventually get to the group stages?

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