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    EET Retail continues to expand fuel retail network

    EET Retail, the retail division of EET Fuels, has reopened two new service stations in the UK, signaling a new era of convenience and service for the Essar consumer brand.

    Flood alert across UK, people warned against travel. Why does UK experience extreme weather conditions?

    Heavy downpours in the UK have resulted in increased water levels in the river and surface areas. This has led to flood warnings which could impact travel over the coming weekend.

    Why has measles returned to UK? Pandemic spreads, children hit hard. Know in detail

    Measles breakout has been reported from different parts of England. Low vaccine coverage is reportedly the reason for this pandemic with regional variations.

    UK train strikes in May 2024: These are the lines to be affected this week

    The dispute regarding pay keeps dragging on as train drivers from multiple rail companies will strike on different days of the week, giving the UK rail network another blow this May, according to recent reports.

    Sadiq Khan wins record third term as Mayor of London

    The 53-year-old Pakistani-origin Labour candidate secured a massive 10,88,225 votes with a 43.8 per cent vote share, well ahead of the Conservative candidate Susan Hall's 8,12,397 votes – an impressive majority of over 2,75,000. Delhi-born businessman Tarun Ghulati, contesting as an independent candidate among a total 13 mayoral candidates, secured 24,702 votes and came in tenth in the overall tally.

    Hundreds of homes evacuated in UK after a week of powerful storms, rainfall

    A major incident has been declared in Nottinghamshire along the banks of the River Trent, where more than 100 homes have been flooded, with the potential for the numbers to rise throughout the day. Neil Clarke, leader of Rushcliffe Council in Nottinghamshire, emphasized on BBC Radio 4's Today program that while water levels on the River Trent were starting to recede slightly, the situation remained grave.

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