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Traeth Llanddwyn in Anglesey has been named the best beach in Wales and the UK by Time Out, surpassing Rhossili and Barafundle, as a heatwave arrives with a rare red weather alert.
Power cut warnings have been issued for 71 UK areas as amber and red extreme heat alerts take effect, with the Met Office warning of potential infrastructure failures and loss of services.
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Dozens of schools close and transport bosses warn against travel as rare red warnings for extreme heat are issued, with temperatures expected to hit record highs for June, potentially reaching 40C.
A major incident has been declared after a huge fire erupted at a recycling facility in Widnes, involving 700 tons of waste cardboard. Firefighters are tackling the blaze, and residents are advised to keep windows and doors closed.
The Met Office issued a rare red extreme heat warning for parts of England and Wales, with temperatures expected to reach 40C, prompting school closures and health alerts.
Dozens of schools close amid rare red weather warnings for extreme heat in England and Wales, with temperatures expected to reach 38-40°C, potentially breaking the June record of 35.6°C set in 1976.
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Dozens of schools close and transport bosses warn against non-essential travel as rare red warnings for extreme heat, with temperatures up to 40C, hit England and Wales.
The Met Office warns 50 UK areas to gather batteries and torches as extreme heat could cause power cuts. Red and amber alerts from Wednesday 9am to Thursday 9pm, with temperatures up to 39C.
The Met Office has issued red extreme heat warnings for parts of England and Wales, with temperatures potentially reaching 40C. Schools across the UK are closing or implementing early finishes to ensure safety.
A major incident was declared after a fire at a Widnes recycling centre, with 20 fire engines from three counties tackling 450 tons of burning cardboard. Smoke visible for miles; no injuries reported.
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Rare red warnings have been issued for extreme heat in the UK, with temperatures expected to hit 38-40C in parts of England and Wales, smashing June records and posing severe health risks.
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A major incident was declared in Widnes after a recycling plant fire caused multiple explosions and smoke visible for miles. 20 fire engines attended, with residents urged to keep windows closed.
Two toddlers, aged two and four, were found dead inside a car in France amid a 40C heatwave. The mother was unaware they were in the vehicle. Three elderly people also died from heat in Bordeaux.
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