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  1. An extreme heat wave in the U.K. caused record high temperatures and resulted in seven fatalities.
  2. A heatwave is causing increased risks of water-related incidents, prompting warnings from the UK Health Security Agency.
  3. Joint heat-health alerts were issued for the UK by the Health Security Agency and Met Office, amid high heat-related mortality rates.
  4. Heat health alerts were issued in England due to a heatwave, involving the UKHSA and Met Office.

Health alerts were issued in Suffolk due to extreme heat, prompting warnings from the Met Office and UKHSA.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Jun 27
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Health alerts were issued in Suffolk due to extreme heat, prompting warnings from the Met Office and UKHSA.

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Heat health alerts were issued in England due to a heatwave, involving the UKHSA and Met Office.

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