Climate scientists are clear that it's already too late to go back to the kind of weather we used to have, but can we stop things from getting a whole lot worse?

More than a million NHS staff will get a pay rise of at least £1400 under the Government's new public sector pay offer.

The temperature is rising in the Conservative leadership contest.

From pressures on ambulance services to overheated operating theatres, we look at how the NHS has been coping with the high temperatures and increased demand.

The heatwave has affected swathes of England, with record temperatures across the East of the country.

Our weather presenter, Liam Dutton, looks at all the records broken by today’s unprecedented heatwave in the UK - and explains why the climate crisis means this weather will become more commonplace.

Chief Correspondent Alex Thomson reports from the train station in Peterborough, as the country - and its new prime minister - faces a period of huge adaptation to cope with extreme weather events made more likely by the climate crisis.

We speak to London’s Mayor - Sadiq Khan - as the city faces blazes across the capital.

A hundred firefighters were sent to tackle a huge blaze in east London. It has set buildings and fields on fire near the village of Wennington.

This is no ordinary weather - burning wildfires, melting runways, warped roads and overheated hospitals - this is the reality of the UK's unprecedented heatwave.

The Tory leadership race will be left with just four candidates in the running by tonight, at least one would-be prime minister will be knocked out in the latest round of voting by Conservative MPs.

So what does all that mean for the NHS? 

How well has the government in Westminster been handling the heat emergency - and is the UK in a fit state to deal with the impact?

Dozens of schools have closed, many train services have been cancelled or delayed amid fears the searing heat could cause train tracks to buckle - and flights were suspended at Luton airport because of problems with the runway.  

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