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The Guardian's front page highlights extreme weather in Europe, a deadly Houthi attack in Yemen, and political discussions concerning the US-Israel war on Iran. It also includes a story about Meta being fined in the US and a film review. The site is also promoting a 50% discount on subscriptions.
Slovakia has recorded a new high temperature of 42C, while authorities in Poland have had to shut down power plants due to the extreme heat affecting central and eastern Europe.
The latest attacks by Iran-aligned Houthis in Yemen have resulted in dozens of deaths and raised concerns about an intensifying Middle East crisis, prompting Saudi Arabia to warn of further attacks.
A call has been made for Burnham to address the cost of living crisis by advocating for an end to the Iran war, involving the US and Israel.
Meta has been fined $567 million in the United States due to its role in causing harm to children's mental health.
This story explores how the Taliban's rule in Afghanistan has led to a new period of femicide.
Actor Dominic Sessa discusses his role portraying Anthony Bourdain in a film.
This article explains the phenomenon of Britain experiencing air pollution from wildfires occurring around the world.
