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Britain to swelter again as it looks poised for a record hot summer
Britain expects another record hot summer with predicted temperatures of up to 38 Celsius across parts of central and southeast England. The country is dealing with drought conditions, leading Southern Water to apply for a rare drought order that would ban nonessential water use. Furthermore, there has been an increase in wildfires, posing public health risks, particularly in hospitals where nursing staff are suffering from heat exhaustion.
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