Workers in the City of London, the capital's 'hottest' authority, say heatwave conditions are 'claustrophobic' due to concrete and tall buildings trapping heat, with temperatures set to hit 37C.
Drivers cooling down in stationary cars with the engine running risk fines under emissions laws. The RAC warns idling causes air pollution, with fines up to £110 in some areas.
The UK recorded its hottest June day ever on Wednesday, with a provisional temperature of 35.7°C, breaking the previous record from 1976, as a heatwave driven by climate change grips the nation.
King Charles required fanning by an aide as the UK experienced its hottest June day on record, reaching 35.8°C, during a climate reception at St James's Palace without air conditioning.
As a heatwave grips the UK, Virginia Blackburn argues Brits need to learn from countries like Spain and France on how to cope with extreme heat, including shutting businesses and staying hydrated.
Dr Amir Khan warns that wearing shoes indoors tracks pollen into homes, worsening hayfever symptoms. Removing shoes at the door can reduce allergens and infections.
The RSPCA warns dog owners not to use damp towels to cool pets during the UK heatwave, as it can trap heat and worsen heatstroke. Temperatures may reach 39-40C.
Several attractions in Greater Manchester are closing or limiting hours due to an amber heatwave warning, with temperatures expected to reach 34C. East Lancashire Railway, Knowsley Safari, and Chester Zoo are among those affected.
A conference on extreme heat at LSE was cancelled due to a red extreme heat warning as temperatures hit 35.7°C, breaking the 1976 record.
Wednesday was the UK's hottest June day on record, with a provisional temperature of 35.7C in Charlwood, Surrey, breaking the previous record of 35.6C from 1976 and 1957, according to the Met Office.
Eddie Glaude Jr warns the US 250th anniversary marks the end of the America that enabled Black lives, as white supremacy and voting rights attacks escalate.
Australian energy prices are rising due to higher fixed supply charges from some retailers, despite expected cuts to the default market offer from July 2026. The energy minister has asked regulators to investigate.
The UK hit 35.7°C in Surrey, breaking the June record of 35.6°C from 1957 and 1976, as a rare red extreme heat warning is issued and the WHO warns Europe's heatwave is putting lives at risk.
British Gas shares 6 free tips to keep your home cool during a heatwave, including closing curtains, using ice with fans, and installing reflective window film.
The Met Office has confirmed June 24, 2026 as the hottest June day on record, with a provisional temperature of 35.7°C in Charlwood, Surrey, surpassing the previous record of 35.6°C.
Liverpool FC updates hot weather guidance for Foo Fighters concert at Anfield on June 25, allowing travel-size sunscreen and sealed water bottles as temperatures may hit 35°C.
The UK recorded its hottest June day ever on Wednesday, with temperatures reaching 35.7°C in Charlwood, Surrey, breaking the 1976 record of 35.6°C as a heat-dome settles over western Europe.
Heart failure is the most common cause of death during heatwaves, not heatstroke, as the heart works harder to cool the body. The UK faces 40°C temperatures, with red warnings in Wales and England.
A clothing expert warns Brits to avoid synthetic fabrics and dark colours during the 38C heatwave, recommending natural fibres and light shades to prevent overheating.
GB News was interrupted for a breaking announcement as Dr Hilary Jones warned Brits to 'be sensible' amid red health alerts and soaring temperatures up to 40°C, citing 200,000 heat-related deaths in Europe.
Britain's electricity grid operator Neso has cancelled a rare summer power warning for Wednesday evening, originally issued due to potential supply strain from record-breaking heatwave temperatures.
The RSPCA warns that panting and other 'normal' behaviours in pets can signal heatstroke, as UK temperatures hit 37°C. Learn the signs, at-risk breeds, and emergency cooling steps to save your dog's life.
UKHSA warns against overhydration as heatwave hits, highlighting risks of drinking too much water. Vulnerable groups urged to stay cool and hydrated safely.
Thursday is set to be the hottest day of the week in Ireland, with temperatures reaching up to 31C in parts, according to Met Éireann. A status yellow high temperature warning remains in place until Friday.
Dr Amir Khan warns that shoes track pollen indoors, worsening hayfever. Removing them at the door reduces allergens like pollen, dust, and mould, and also limits germs like E. coli.
The Food Works café in Tyldesley, Wigan, has closed until at least Friday due to extreme heat, with owners stating it is 'simply not safe to operate' as temperatures are forecast to reach 35-36°C.
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Greggs closes 11 stores on June 24-25 due to extreme heat, protecting staff amid a heatwave with temperatures up to 38°C, affecting schools and transport.
Britain's National Energy System Operator issued a rare summer electricity margin notice for Wednesday evening as extreme heat pressures supply, warning of tight margins but no risk to supply.
Scotland recorded its hottest day of the year at 29.4C in Dyce, Aberdeen, with warnings of travel disruption as temperatures may reach 30C, potentially breaking the June record of 32.3C from 1893.