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Fears of crop shortages as record-breaking drought continues and southern England nears 50 days with no precipitation - while thunderstorms and heavy rain hit the north
Record-breaking drought in southern England has raised fears of crop shortages as the region approaches 50 days without precipitation, while thunderstorms and heavy rain impact the north.
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