- Met Office reports high temperatures and issues heat warnings across multiple UK nations, including England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland.
- Extreme heat warnings are issued for the region, leading to operational closures in England and Wales.
HSE issued warnings regarding workplace heat hazards and UKHSA introduced a red heat health alert in England.
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Updated Jun 25
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What happened
HSE issued warnings regarding workplace heat hazards and UKHSA introduced a red heat health alert in England.
Who's involved
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Extreme heat warnings are issued for the region, leading to operational closures in England and Wales.Also in this story
- High temperatures are affecting the operational capacity of Network Rail.
- Met Office forecasts highest temperatures in Monmouth and predicts hottest June day in Cardiff.
- Hampshire County Council manages school and waste service closures in Gosport due to extreme heat warnings.
- Extreme weather warnings caused school closures at Chiddingstone Church of England School due to operational issues stemming from a water shortage.
The entities involved
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England
country in north-west Europe, part of the United Kingdom
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UK Health Security Agency
UK health agency
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- Heatwaves caused 453 deaths in London.