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Ryan Merrifield & Alahna Kindred & Aaron Morris

12 people have died in water accidents since UK temperatures rose - Brits reminded not to swim in open water

At least 12 people have died from heat-related incidents - as temperatures have started to climb to dangerous levels across the United Kingdom.

And the highest heats are set to come today, according to experts at the Met Office - with temperatures encroaching 40C expected to hit parts of England.

These temperatures could also be record breaking for the UK, potentially exceeding the 38.7C recorded in Cambridge in July 2019.

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