Day: East and south coast shipping attackedNight: Targets in South Wales and Midlands were attacked. Minelaying in the Thames Estuary and the north-east coastWeather: Fair in most districts with Straits and Channel overcast. Low cloud dispersing during the day. WarmerThis post details aircraft crashes, pilots, places, engagements, news and facts from the day's action.Follow us on Twitter @BofB1940 for real time tweets from the Battle of BritainAnd read our blog for more in depth analysis, revelations, descriptions and comment: http://bofb1940.blogspot.co.ukread by Kit Dunster

Day: Widespread attacks on shipping in south, south-east and south-west coastal waters. Dover balloon barrage attackedNight: South Wales and Thames raidedWeather: Fair all over the country with temperatures slightly above average. Channel and Straits hazyThis post details aircraft crashes, pilots, places, engagements, news and facts from the day's action.Follow us on Twitter @BofB1940 for real time tweets from the Battle of BritainAnd read our blog for more in depth analysis, revelations, descriptions and comment: http://bofb1940.blogspot.co.ukread by Kit Dunster

Day: Raids on convoys off Orfordness, Clacton and HarwichNight: South Wales and MidlandsWeather: Unsettled, with drizzle and low cloudThis post details aircraft crashes, pilots, places, engagements, news and facts from the day's action.Follow us on Twitter @BofB1940 for real time tweets from the Battle of BritainAnd read our blog for more in depth analysis, revelations, descriptions and comment: http://bofb1940.blogspot.co.ukread by Kit Dunster

Day: Convoy off Dover raidedNight: Activity on a reduced scale over landWeather: Fair all over Britain. Thames Estuary and Dover hazyThis post details aircraft crashes, pilots, places, engagements, news and facts from the day's action.Follow us on Twitter @BofB1940 for real time tweets from the Battle of BritainAnd read our blog for more in depth analysis, revelations, descriptions and comment: http://bofb1940.blogspot.co.ukread by Kit Dunster

Day: Shipping attacked off Dover and south coast portsNight: Minelaying from Thames Estuary to Humber. Scattered raiders over England and WalesWeather: Fine early. Fair for the rest of the day, clouding over in the eveningThis post details aircraft crashes, pilots, places, engagements, news and facts from the day's actionFollow us on Twitter @BofB1940 for real time tweets from the Battle of BritainAnd read our blog for more in depth analysis, revelations, descriptions and comment: http://bofb1940.blogspot.co.ukread by Kit Dunster

Day: Raids on shipping and naval units in Dover harbour and StraitsNight: Attacks on south-west EnglandWeather: Fair Straits, cloudy in Channel. Slight rain in the Midlands and the North SeaThis post details aircraft crashes, pilots, places, engagements, news and facts from the day's action.Follow us on Twitter @BofB1940 for real time tweets from the Battle of BritainAnd read our blog for more in depth analysis, revelations, descriptions and comment: http://bofb1940.blogspot.co.ukby Kit Dunster

Day: Shipping off the south coast attackedNight: Minelaying in Thames Estuary and off the Norfolk coast. Bristol areaWeather: Fair Straits, cloudy in Channel. Slight rain in the Midlands and the North Sea This post details aircraft crashes, pilots, places, engagements, news and facts from the day's actionFollow us on Twitter @BofB1940 for real time tweets from the Battle of BritainAnd read our blog for more in depth analysis, revelations, descriptions and comment: http://bofb1940.blogspot.co.ukread by Kit Dunster

From late morning to early evening, large formations of dive-bombers attacked Convoy CW.8 as it sailed through the Straits of Dover. Of the 21 coal ships in the convoy, only 10 made it to their destination at Portland. The dive-bombers were escorted by large numbers of Bf109s. RAF squadrons were despatched  to engage the enemy but suffered losses.For further details, see our blog post: The New Tactics that Devastated Convoy CW.8 on 25 July 1940This post details aircraft crashes, pilots, places, engagements, news and facts from the day's action.Follow us on Twitter @BofB1940 for real time tweets from the Battle of BritainAnd read our blog for more in depth analysis, revelations, descriptions and comment: http://bofb1940.blogspot.co.ukready by Kit Dunster

Day: Convoys and shipping in the Channel attackedNight: Nothing reportedWeather: Channel and Straits cloudy. Coastal and hill fog in western districts spreading east. Rain in most districtsThis post details aircraft crashes, pilots, places, engagements, news and facts from the day's action.Follow us on Twitter @BofB1940 for real time tweets from the Battle of BritainAnd read our blog for more in depth analysis, revelations, descriptions and comment: http://bofb1940.blogspot.co.ukread by Kit Dunster

Day: East coast shipping raidedNight: Minelaying from Dover to the Tyne and Forth EstuaryWeather: Slight haze in the Straits of Dover. Cloudy with occasional rain in other districtsThis post details aircraft crashes, pilots, places, engagements, news and facts from the day's actionFollow us on Twitter @BofB1940 for real time tweets from the Battle of BritainAnd read our blog for more in depth analysis, revelations, descriptions and comment: http://bofb1940.blogspot.co.ukRead by Kit Dunster