- Joint heat-health alerts were issued for the UK by the Health Security Agency and Met Office, amid high heat-related mortality rates.
- Extreme heatwave is causing alerts that affect parts of specific counties in Europe and England.
- Heatwave impacts public health and infrastructure in England as Met Office issues extreme weather warnings.
- Extreme heat impacts health and services in England, leading to upgraded health alerts involving the UK Health Security Agency and the Met Office.
Extreme heat warning expanded to York and Selby, prompting warnings about impacts on health and social care services.
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Updated Jun 21
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What happened
Extreme heat warning expanded to York and Selby, prompting warnings about impacts on health and social care services.
Who's involved
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Part of
Extreme heat impacts health and services in England, leading to upgraded health alerts involving the UK Health Security Agency and the Met Office.Also in this story
- Met Office issued heat warnings for Wales and predicted a heatwave across England on June 1.
- British Gas spokesperson advises customers during a heatwave using Met Office forecasts.
- The Met Office has issued heat warnings specifically for the city of Reading.
- Extreme heat warnings issued for the UK, threatening travel infrastructure.
The entities involved
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UK Health Security Agency
UK health agency
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Met Office
United Kingdom's national weather service
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York
city in North Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom
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- Met Office issues warnings regarding extreme weather conditions for Worcestershire and West Midlands.
- Heatwaves caused 453 deaths in London.