greenhouse gases, primarily the emission of fossil fuels in the energy industry and transport. the met office has shown a study that we can expect that if we don t do anything about these emissions that by the end of the century we will be looking at these kind of a0 degrees daysin looking at these kind of a0 degrees days in the uk every three or four years. but if we actually take action and reduce emissions we are looking like every 15 years. we are still on track to have the climate warming increasing but we can actually reduce, by reducing emissions we have a chance to make it less uncomfortable. it less uncomfortable. understood. in the meantime, it less uncomfortable. understood. in the meantime, what it less uncomfortable. understood. in the meantime, what can - it less uncomfortable. understood. in the meantime, what can the - it less uncomfortable. understood. in the meantime, what can the uk| in the meantime, what can the uk learn from hot tub parts of the world? i learn
mainly because the winds are going to turn. the portuguese government says over 650 mostly elderly people have died from the heat over the past week. currently, there s more than a dozen fires demanding the attention of over 1,000 firefighters. translation: it will be a very hard job as it s a fire that will last for many hours. we will continue on the ground but it will take time. this is why people have been told to leave their homes in parts of spain, hosing down flames in catalonia. this, one of dozens of fires that have appeared over the past week. the heat wave s next stop is england. this was the scene during a heat wave three years ago. train passengers are being warned not to travel on monday unless absolutely necessary, with major cancellations and speed restrictions across the network, as the capital is set to become one
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i m live at a campsite in exmoor. the sun is out, the bacon is on, and these campers have a stream just down there to call off and when it gets hotter later. there s a also a heatwave across parts of southern europe as wildfires spread, prompting mass evacuations of residents and tourists. so, what have you changed about your day or your employees day or your children s day if you work at a school or nursery? i m @vicderbyshire on twitter tiktok and instagram. tory leadership rivals attack each other s records and policies in their latest tv debate as they vye to become the next prime minister. when we both worked in the treasury, my self and other ministers discussed the issue of covid 19 moving forward. in discussed the issue of covid-19 moving forward. discussed the issue of covid-19 moving forward. discussed the issue of covid-19 movin: forward. , , ., ., moving forward. in the past you have been both the moving forward. in the past you have been both the liberal moving forwar