Western Europe has officially recorded its hottest June on record, triggering red extreme heat warnings and widespread disruption across the UK.

A heat dome is triggering a heatwave warning across southern England and Wales, with both land and sea temperatures reaching levels that threaten infrastructure.

A record-breaking heatwave has triggered a red extreme heat warning across England and Wales, causing significant disruption to travel and public services. Meteorologists warn the intense conditions are being driven by a persistent heat dome trapping hot air from the continent.

A Policy Exchange report warns that the UK could face national bankruptcy due to international climate litigation following a landmark UN-endorsed ruling. The think-tank suggests the government consider withdrawing from the ICJ's compulsory jurisdiction to protect against these liabilities.

Freedom-of-information requests reveal that flooding has caused over 3,000 days of service disruption across NHS sites, highlighting a need for climate adaptation.

The UK faces an unprecedented heatwave driven by a high-pressure heat dome, prompting urgent health alerts and warnings of potential infrastructure failure.

Following a weekend of unsettled weather, the UK faces a potential third heatwave as high pressure builds from the west. Temperatures could reach the low 30Cs in some southern and eastern areas by the end of the week.

Surface waters in the Northwest European seas are experiencing marine heatwave conditions ranging from strong to severe. Meanwhile, the UK expects warmer weather as high pressure brings dry conditions and a risk of thunderstorms.

Emergency crews are battling significant wildfires in Greece, Portugal, and Spain. Teams are working to contain spreading flames amidst strong winds.

President Donald Trump delivered his 250th anniversary address on the National Mall following a day of weather-driven disruptions and evacuations.

New Met Office data indicates that UK temperatures are rising by 0.25C per decade and winter rainfall has increased. These shifts are impacting infrastructure and environmental resilience.

A relentless heatwave has claimed more than 1,300 lives across Europe, causing infrastructure failures that have strained public health and transit systems.

Public Health France reports a 29.1% surge in mortality during late June as extreme temperatures strain medical infrastructure and funeral services. The findings have prompted political criticism regarding the government's preparedness for extreme weather.

A yellow heat-health alert is in effect across multiple UK regions as the Met Office forecasts temperatures reaching 33°C. Officials are warning of potential impacts on health services, infrastructure, and vulnerable groups.

Official data confirms Spain’s second-hottest June resulted in 1,029 heat-attributable deaths, driven by an intense five-day heatwave and an African anticyclone.