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Harry Styles show rule change announced by Wembley Stadium during extreme UK heatwave
UK is bracing for record-breaking temperatures this week, with London expected to reach highs of 38 or 39 degrees
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mirror.co.uk
Wembley confirms major change for Harry Styles gig amid Met Office warning
Harry Styles fans heading to Wembley have been met with changes to security as the Met Office issued weather warnings for later this week
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independent.co.uk
Wembley Stadium confirms change for Harry Styles show as UK braces for heatwave
UK is bracing for record-breaking temperatures this week, with London expected to reach highs of 38 or 39 degrees
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channelnewsasia.com
Harry Styles’ Wembley concerts introduce heatwave‑related measures for fans
Wembley Stadium has relaxed its water bottle policy and introduced free sun cream and hydration reminders for Harry Styles’ shows this week as temperatures soar in London.
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dailymail.com
Harry Styles urges concert-goers to look after each other in heatwave
Harry Styles opened his latest Wembley Stadium gig by urging concert-goers to look after each other as temperatures soared on Tuesday night.
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Harry Styles show rule change announced by Wembley Stadium during extreme UK heatwave
UK is bracing for record-breaking temperatures this week, with London expected to reach highs of 38 or 39 degrees
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London Stadium makes major rule change for Take That show due to extreme heat
Concertgoers are attending the gigs in 35°C heat
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London Stadium relaxes water rule for Take That fans amid heatwave
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Harry Styles sparks concern at his Wembley gig as he chokes on water
On Friday, the UK record for the hottest day in June was broken for a third day in a row, with temperatures reaching 37.5 °C in London, the Met Office has said.