john curtis was saying, that would be a historic swing. we can see some of the recent by elections labour have held and won, and you can see the highest they have made in terms of a swing is 13.6%. if they win that, that really will be a sign, certainly of success tonight in terms of by elections, we will discuss what it means in terms of a general election. let s have a look at somerton and frome and the liberal democrat swing there and what is required. you can say it would need a 14.8% swing, still pretty sizeable, but we have already heard from munira wilson, the liberal democrat mp, that she is pretty confident they have smashed that. perhaps not surprising because if we look at some of the recent swings in by elections from the lib dems, the swings have been up to 34.2%, so 14.8% shouldn t be that difficult for them. how are you
it s why southern europe has been boiling, 114.8 degrees today on the italian island and a city record of 110 degrees today in rome. joining me from the place where the steam bath was invented, claudio, you still look very hot and it is late at night there. reporter: it is still very hot, katy. it s about 91 degrees here. it s almost 10:00 in the evening so it s pretty hot. but got even hotter during the day, up to 110, as you mentioned, and that is the record for the hottest day ever recorded in this city, and it did feel that hot, to be honest. the cobble stones turned into hot stones. the fountains dotted around the city, if you ve been here well, you ve been here, so you may remember them well.
we can actually see that here on this graph. so 15.8 degrees celsius beats the previous record that was set back in 19110 and 1976. the climate scientists at the met office can simulate the climate to see how likely these temperatures are to be beaten as a result of climate change and what they can do is roll back all of the carbon dioxide emissions that have been pumped out into the atmosphere by humans and see how likely it was to beat this figure of 14.8 likely it was to beat this figure of 111.8 compared with today plasma climate when we have more carbon dioxide sloshing around in what those scientists have discovered is that the likelihood of beating the old record here has doubled as a result of human emotions. and they can project forwards as well. when we look at the 1950s, these incredible gyms like we ve just seen i expected to come around once every two years. they are expected to
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