Extreme Heat Travel Disruption: Rail operators including South Western Railway, Great Western Railway and CrossCountry have urged passengers to travel only if essential as the Met Office extends red heat warnings, with reduced timetables, slower speeds and last-minute cancellations expected into Friday; London Euston is among the worst-hit hubs. Heatwave Safety for Visitors: North Wales authorities are issuing guidance for residents and tourists, urging shade between 11am and 3pm, SPF 30+, hydration, and extra care around open water (including “Float to Live” and calling 999). Family Travel Rule Change: Ryanair says families can sit together free of charge from today, though free allocations may place families toward the rear unless seats are reserved. UAE Entry Update: The UAE has expanded visa-on-arrival to eligible travellers from six more countries, including Kenya, with UK and other residence permits accepted. Local Mobility: Jorvik Tricycles opens a new Chester showroom with a test track for its mobility-focused tricycles. Dog Owners’ Health Watch: Edinburgh is named the UK’s “dog obesity capital,” with 86% of owners reporting overweight or obese pets. Transport for Armed Forces Day: Arriva Buses Wales offers free travel on Armed Forces Day for serving personnel, veterans and cadets with ID/badge checks. EasyJet Winter Expansion: easyJet adds 13 new/returning winter routes from UK airports, including first-time Nuremberg links and new links from Scotland.