Sam Cooper

1 week ago | msn.com | Sam Cooper

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1 week ago | nottinghampost.com | Sam Cooper

There's no feeling quite like it. You're sat in the exam hall and the paper is placed on your desk. Lines of individual tables and chairs and anxiety and nerves building as you await permission to turn the page. One subject that used to be among those to create the most worry was maths. Fractions, algebra and geometry were all tested as we sat our GCSE maths exams. With the exam season in full swing, we wanted to give you the chance to test your knowledge however many years on.

1 week ago | msn.com | Sam Cooper

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1 week ago | nottinghampost.com | Sam Cooper

Communities could be "cut off", the Met Office has warned, with the heatwave possibly due to come to a dramatic end. A yellow thunderstorm warning has been issued, which will be valid from Saturday, June 21 at 3pm until 4am on Sunday, June 22. An amber heat health alert remains in place with the UK Health Security Agency warning the heat is likely to result in an increase in deaths.

1 week ago | nottinghampost.com | Sam Cooper

Dramatic weather maps have pinpointed the moment when severe thunderstorms are set to bring an abrupt halt to the current scorching heatwave. The splendid sunshine is forecast to persist for a while longer, with Saturday expected to be the hottest day of the year thus far, as temperatures may soar above 38C in some eastern regions. Although there will be a slight dip in temperatures afterwards, they will remain high enough to sustain the heatwave criteria for several days more.