Record-breaking temperatures across Europe have prompted health warnings and emergency measures. London's ambulance service saw its busiest day with a rise in cardiac arrests, while Paris implemented public alcohol restrictions. Officials urge people to stay hydrated and avoid strenuous activity.
Europe faces an intensifying heatwave with record temperatures, prompting France to raise its health alert to the highest level. Officials warn of risks to all age groups, including rising cardiac arrests and deaths, while extreme conditions are forecast to spread to Germany and the Czech Republic.
France experienced its hottest day on record, with temperatures soaring and leading to numerous drownings. Paris monuments like the Louvre and Eiffel Tower are reducing hours, while Italy and Spain issue red alerts. The Red Cross warns of life-threatening risks for the vulnerable.
Amber heat health warnings issued by UKHSA for parts of England from Thursday to Tuesday, with temperatures potentially exceeding 30C and risking heatwave conditions. Thunderstorms possible by Monday.
Berlin grapples with a severe oak processionary moth caterpillar infestation, closing parks and sports grounds due to toxic stinging hairs causing health issues, with critics calling for a coordinated response amid predicted worsening conditions.
