The UK has experienced two record heatwaves this year, with temperatures reaching 35.1C in May and 37.7C in June.

Temperatures have already rocketed past 35C this week in UK’s longest heatwave since 1976

Britain's scorching May and June heatwaves are thought to have claimed more than 2,700 lives, with almost half of those deaths fuelled by climate change.

Just over 40 per cent of people died as a direct result of climate change in May and June, researchers suggest

Over 2,700 people died in England and Wales due to recent heatwaves. Experts used weather data and climate models for this mortality estimate. Two unprecedented heatwaves occurred…

LONDON, July 13 — At least 2,700 people died in England and Wales as a result of heatwaves that struck in May and June, according to a study released today.Experts from Imperial...

Extreme temperatures in May and June led to about 2,700 lost lives in total with climate crisis adding 3C to 4C

Researchers estimate that over 2,700 people in England and Wales have died due to heat-related causes in the extreme heat across recent months as experts issue heatwave warning

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At least 2,700 deaths occurred in England and Wales during May and June heatwaves, researchers revealed using climate models, weather data, and excess mortality studies.

The UK has experienced two record heatwaves this year, with temperatures reaching 35.1C in May and 37.7C in June.

The UK and most of Europe experienced two unprecedented heatwaves in May and June.

New research estimates over 2,700 people may have died in England and Wales due to the unprecedented May and June England heatwaves. Climate change is a ma

LONDON: At least 2,700 people could have died in England and Wales as a result of heatwaves that struck in May and June, according to a study released on Monday (Jul 13).Experts…

A study estimates over 2,700 heat-related deaths occurred in England and Wales due to unprecedented heatwaves in May and June.

May and June heatwaves in England and Wales caused approximately 2,700 premature deaths, with scientists estimating 440 daily fatalities during June's three-day peak.

At least 2,700 people could have died in England and Wales as a result of heat waves that struck in May and June, according to a study released on July 13.

Temperatures have already rocketed past 35C this week in UK’s longest heatwave since 1976

Heat waves made more intense human activity was behind 2,700 heat-related deaths, 42% of them from extra heat from climate change, British experts said.

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Researchers said, climate change pushed temperatures between 3C and 4C higher than they would otherwise have been, and is more than 40% of the estimated deaths.