Teachers and unions say schools can become unbearably hot for students and staff

Temperatures are set to soar to 34C on Monday, with the Met Office warning that there is a 40 per cent chance of exceeding the highest-ever temperature for June

UK braces for another heatwave as amber heat warnings issued for early next week

Teachers and unions say schools can become unbearably hot for students and staff

Experts warn of infrastructure breakdown and excess deaths as 40°C days could come as soon as next year for the UK

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Highs of 38C have been forecast for Wednesday and Thursday in London by the national weather service - breaking June's highest ever recorded temperature.

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Swathes of the UK are to see record-breaking temperatures of up to 38C

An extreme amber heat warning has been issued by the Met Office until Thursday, June 25 with the mercury projected to swelter to a maximum of 38C in the coming days