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How to stay cool in the heat - top tips whether you're home, travelling or trying to sleep

With Britain set to fry in record-breaking temperatures today, experts have warned that the oppressive heat could cause health problems if people do not take precautions

Daily Mirror

What the papers say – July 19

‘Earth sends a warning’ and ‘Britain is melting’ are some of Tuesday’s headlines as the country enters day two of extreme temperatures.

The Independent UK

‘Earth sends a warning’: how the papers covered the UK’s scorching heat

A Buckingham Palace guard suffering in the sun gets the picture editors’ attention, along with the prospect of more such heatwaves in the future

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Six weeks of holiday childcare costs nearly £890 on average, report finds

Parents across Britain face paying around £148 per week typically for holiday childcare

The Independent UK

Voice of the Mirror: Scorching heatwave shows why the UK must invest in green future

The 1976 heatwave does not even make it into Britain's top 10 hottest days, with nine recorded since then and the record for the highest temperature expected to be broken tomorrow

Daily Mirror

World's deadliest sharks could head to UK shores due to global warming, experts fear

Would-be swimmers have been warned some of the world's most dangerous sharks may be heading to waters around Britain as temperatures rise, including deadly great whites

Daily Mirror

Prince Harry challenges divided world to reclaim democracies

Britain’s Prince Harry is challenging people everywhere to adopt Nelson Mandela’s spirit of hope in an uncertain and divided world to reclaim democracies and leave a better future for children

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Britain's government wins confidence vote it called in itself

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's government on Monday won a confidence vote it had called in itself, with members of the governing Conservative Party voting in support of ministers to avoid triggering a national election.

Reuters

Legal setback for government over net zero plan as Britain swelters in heatwave

Record temperatures expected as red alert issued for extreme heat

The Independent UK

From transport to zoos: how UK services coped in the sweltering heat

Train services were cut and some schools closed, while water firms experienced ‘unprecedented demanded’ as Britain tried to stay cool

The Guardian - UK

Makers behind canoe man John Darwin drama to dramatise rogue trader Nick Leeson's story

The tale of how one of Britain's oldest merchant banks was bought down by rogue trader Nick Leeson is set to be turned into a series, by the makers of ITV hit The Thief, His Wife and the Canoe

Daily Mirror

The Guardian view on climate politics: net zero must stay as policy

Editorial: In Britain and America unprincipled politicians are shredding policies to stop global heating – even as temperatures soar

The Guardian - UK

Fans, hoses and air con - heatwave-hit Britons seek relief

Sales of electric fans, hoses, air conditioning units and sprinklers are soaring as Britons swelter amid record temperatures, retailers said.

Reuters

London airport forced to suspend flights after extreme heat leaves 'defects' in runway

The shutdowns come as Europe experiences an extreme heatwave, which has seen Britain experience its hottest day of the year on Monday, with temperatures topping 38C.

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Prince Harry celebrates Mandela, urges climate action at U.N

Britain's Prince Harry spoke on Monday at the United Nations about seeking insight from the late Nelson Mandela during a time of global uncertainty and urged countries to take action on climate change.

Reuters

Flights briefly disrupted at UK's Luton airport as heat damages runway

Flights to and from Britain's London Luton airport were temporarily disrupted on Monday after soaring temperatures caused a defect in its runway, prompting airlines to delay or divert their planes.

Evening Standard

Heatwave: Maximum workplace temperature of 25C ‘unrealistic’, employment lawyer says

Unions call for a fixed maximum workplace temperature as Britain sizzles in record heatwave

Los Angeles Times

Britain’s next prime minister is unlikely to be a white man

LONDON — For the first time in history, Britons could soon have a person of color as their prime minister. Even more, that person could also be a woman.

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Britain to work with Japan on new fighter jet programme

Britain said on Monday it was collaborating with Japan and existing partner Italy on its next-generation fighter jet programme, with joint concept analysis expected to lead to decisions on deeper partnerships by the end of the year.

Daily Mirror

UK weather: Scientists warn heatwave may return NEXT WEEK - and could become annual event

A panel of scientists has warned Blowtorch Britain that the current blisteringly high temperatures may become a recurring feature of our summers as the UK is hit by heatwave after heatwave...

Evening Standard

Britain’s top chefs team up with Ukraine star to raise funds for war victims

Some of Britain’s leading chefs have teamed up with one of Ukraine’s top culinary stars to raise almost £100,000 for aid bodies helping victims of the war.

Evening Standard

The Standard View: Londoners want action on climate change, not lukewarm promises

This is not normal. An unprecedented red warning for extreme heat has been issued over large swathes of Britain, as London braces for its first 40C day.

The Independent UK

Where’s Boris? Johnson takes back seat as Conservatives feud

The contenders to replace Boris Johnson are scrambling to distance themselves from the scandal-tainted politician who remains Britain’s prime minister for a few more weeks

Reuters

Southern Europe battles wildfires as heatwave spreads north

Britain was heading for its highest temperatures on record and firefighters battled blazes across southern Europe as a heatwave sent people hunting for shade and compounded fears about climate change.

Reuters

UK regulator finds Russian channel RT broke impartiality rules

Britain's media regulator, Ofcom, said Russian news channel RT had failed to preserve due impartiality in relation to its coverage of the conflict in the Donbas region of Ukraine.

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