UK Drones Strike Russia, Climate Change Fuels Wildfires, Phone Theft Soars

British-made drones have reportedly struck targets within Russia, according to the Sunday Times.

Meanwhile, the UK is grappling with significant climate change impacts, as evidenced by numerous wildfires across the country. The Observer's front page highlights this, describing climate change as "the burning issue." This year has seen 1,205 wildfires scorch the UK, with 38 homes burned in Stourbridge, 19 of which were destroyed. Since July 1, only 10.5mm of rain has fallen. The Sunday Telegraph reports that water companies may increase charges during droughts.

Separately, phone theft remains a significant concern, with approximately 230 mobile phones stolen daily in the UK, as reported by the Daily Star and the Mail on Sunday. The latter newspaper's headline points to a "Burnham BBQ phone alert" sparking chaos.

![The burning issue: Climate changed]( "The burning issue: Climate changed," reads the headline on the front page of the Observer.)

![British drones strike targets inside Russia]( "British drones strike targets inside Russia," reads the headline on the front page of the Sunday Times.)

![Exclusive: A shocking 230 mobiles stolen a day, Phone theft Britain]( "Exclusive: A shocking 230 mobiles stolen a day, Phone theft Britain," reads the headline on the front page of the Daily Star.)