BREAKING: The UK recorded its second consecutive hottest day of the year on Thursday before the mercury is expected to rise again to a sweltering 34C on Friday.
The UK recorded its second consecutive hottest day of the year on Thursday before the mercury is expected to rise again to a sweltering 34°C on Friday.
However, experts – some of whom attribute the heat to climate change – have warned people of the dangers surrounding the exceptionally hot weather.Life on the Tube might be a little less comfortable in the scorching heat Beaches and green spaces are packed out with people enjoying the sun ‘Important physiological changes occur in response to high temperatures including changes in our circulatory, nervous and respiratory systems.
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