UK Midday Brief: Policing Oversight, Iran ‘Snapback’ Threat & Heatwave Peaks
By Fidelis News Staff | 13 August 2025
Policing Recommendations from the IPCC
The Independent Police Complaints Commission has issued new recommendations aimed at strengthening accountability and public trust — including faster misconduct processes, clearer public communication, and stronger community engagement. Read our full explainer here: IPCC: What the New Recommendation Means for UK Policing.
E3 Warn Iran: ‘Snapback’ Sanctions on the Table
The UK, France and Germany have warned they are prepared to trigger the Iran nuclear deal’s snapback mechanism — reimposing UN sanctions — unless Tehran re-engages with inspectors and returns to talks. The move would significantly tighten pressure on Iran and its trading partners, with a short window still open for diplomacy. (Reuters | FT)
Iglu & Hartly Cancel UK Tour
US indie-pop outfit Iglu & Hartly — best known for In This City — have cancelled their UK dates citing “sensitive personal reasons.” Promoters say tickets will be refunded automatically; the band plans to announce rescheduled shows when possible. (Scottish Sun)
Heatwave Peaks, Then Eases
Temperatures are set to peak today in the low-to-mid 30s °C for parts of England, with a cooler, showery pattern pushing in from Thursday. For region-by-region details and safety tips, see our full forecast: Scorching Wednesday as UK Heatwave Peaks — Cooler End to the Week Ahead.
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