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  1. Extreme heat impacts health and services in England, leading to upgraded health alerts involving the UK Health Security Agency and the Met Office.
  2. Extreme heat warnings issued for the UK, threatening travel infrastructure.
  3. Extreme heat warnings are currently in place, causing severe threats to rail, road, and air travel infrastructure across England.
  4. UK agencies issue heat warnings and health alerts encompassing most of England.

UK Health Security Agency issued a heat health alert for Leicestershire while Met Office issued an extreme heat warning for Midlands.

62 reports, 37 independent Updated Jul 2
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UK Health Security Agency issued a heat health alert for Leicestershire while Met Office issued an extreme heat warning for Midlands.

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  1. Heat warnings now extend to southern Wales alongside southern England.1 source
  2. UK agencies issue heat and health alerts across England.1 source
  3. Heat warnings issued by Met Office cover parts of Wales and the UK.1 source
  4. Heat health alert issued for Leicestershire and extreme heat warning for Midlands.1 source
  5. UK Health Security Agency and Met Office issued red-level alerts for extreme heat.1 source
  6. Health alerts upgraded due to extreme heat in England.1 source
  7. Extreme heat warnings issued across England and Wales by Met Office and UKHSA.1 source
  8. Heat alerts issued across specific regions of England due to high temperatures.1 source
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  1. Heat alerts issued for London due to high temperatures, with officials addressing the overheating.1 source
  2. UK Health Security Agency and Met Office issued joint heat alerts amid high mortality rates.1 source

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