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A warning has been issued by Ofgem after campaigners have encouraged people to not pay their energy bills. Don't Pay UK is driving households to stop paying their bills from October 1 if there is no intervention amid the rising costs.

Spanish officials have issued a statement following reports UK travellers could have to spend £85 a day to visit the country. Holidaymakers had been left fearing they might not be able to afford visits to the popular destination due to a new set of policies.

The cause of death for Jamal Edwards has been revealed in an inquest today following his death on 20 February.The 31 year old SBTV founder was confirmed to have died of cardiac arrest after ingesting a lethal mixture of cocaine and alcohol. Jamal was a pioneer in the UK music industry and well-respected by his peers after creating the groundbreaking music platform SBTV. He was found dead at his home in Acton, West London.

The UK Foreign Office has warned travellers to Spain about disruption from possible strikes. Tourists have been urged to consult their airline for updates before departing.

Glasgow are taking to social media, warning their customers to stay vigilant. It comes as several accounts are reporting fake profiles with scammers pretending to be a local eatery or hotel chain. Some of the businesses that have spoken out include Fat Lobster and the Maldon Hotel chain but it's not just them, with the NHS warning people of a scam involving a text claiming people need to get tested after being exposed to the omicron variant.

NatWest said consumers should be aware that some products appearing to be advertised by a celebrity might be "too good to be true". Ms Willoughby and her This Morning co-presenter Philip Schofield jointly topped NatWest's league table of famous people exploited in scams. One customer of the bank transferred over £370,000 to a fraudster as part of a cryptocurrency investment scam which purported to be the pair - but they actually had no involvement whatsoever.

READ MORE: Carers risk losing £279 a month by claiming certain benefits - check nowLinkThis is an increase of nearly 40 percent on last year's highest value celebrity investment scam, which saw a victim lose £266,000. NatWest's annual celebrity scam super league table revealed MoneySavingExpert founder Martin Lewis's name was also taken in vain, with the highest value case featuring the well-known TV presenter last year seeing one individual hand over £317,000 in a fake "Bitcoin Evolution" investment scam. The bank's study suggested Instagram is the most exploited platform criminals use to push fake adverts, with the number of scam ads on Facebook and Snapchat following closely.

The Met Office has issued a yellow thunderstorm warning for parts of Wales as well as South and North West England.

Long queues at the Port of Dover are causing delays for families embarking on summer getaways at the start of the school holidays. Ferry operators warned passengers to expect delays of several hours at the border, advising people to have travel documents ready for inspection in an effort to assist border checks and reduce queueing time.

Brenda Edwards took to social media to share a special post about her late son Jamal Edwards who recently won an award. MORE: Loose Women star Brenda Edwards gives health update after painful injuryThe Loose Women star an update from the Guap Gala Instagram page after they revealed that Jamal had won their legacy award for "launching a string of UK music acts to stardom."WATCH: Brenda Edwards shares amazing vocals after brave return to Loose WomenBrenda added the news to her Instagram Stories, and penned a series of heartfelt emojis on the post including a blue love heart and a dove.READ: Brenda Edwards reveals new career move after opening up about Jamal's cause of deathSEE: Brenda Edwards shares son Jamal Edwards' cause of death in emotional statementLast week, Brenda visited a very special mural of her son which was created by artist Camille Lambie-knight.

The Met Office has issued a weather warning for severe thunderstorms across the UK which is set to bring an end to the scorching heatwave.Temperatures have already hit 40 degrees in parts of the UK for the first time ever, and is set to reach as high as 41 degrees today - with a red weather warning in place until 11.59pm on Tuesday. But from 1pm on Wednesday, a yellow weather warning will be put in place across most of the Midlands and down to London, stretching as far as the east coast, and will remain in place until 9pm.The Met Office has said that the thunderstorms are most likely expected between 4pm and 6pm - but there is some chance of delays and cancellations to train and bus services, as well as sudden flooding.