BBC News·3 min read·medium
UK's hottest May day record broken for second day in a row
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The UK has broken its record for the hottest May day for two consecutive days, with temperatures in London exceeding 35C. The extreme heat has triggered health alerts and caused travel disruptions due to rail safety concerns.
Why it matters
Record-breaking early-season heatwaves highlight the accelerating impacts of climate change on infrastructure and public health.
UK's hottest May day record broken for second day in a row
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The report relies on official data from the Met Office and UKHSA, maintaining a factual tone.
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