alert. in the city of lyon temperatures have already hit 39 celsius, and there are now both storm warnings and drought warnings in place for large parts of the country. meanwhile, in spain temperatures are expected to hit 43 degrees centigrade inland next week. public buildings across the country with air conditioning, like libraries and schools, opening their doors to shelter people. and austria experienced its hottest day of the year with the mercury rising to 36 degrees. from one of their news anchors there was only one solution at the end of his broadcast. whilst the uk is said to escape this heatwave, the word med urological organisation has warned of the earth experienced its hottest week on record at the start of the at the start ofjuly because of climate change. vincent mcavennie, bbc news. very interesting way to keep cool. that is one way of doing it. let s
affected by the industrial action. in england, consultants, the most senior and specialist doctors, are set to strike for the first time over two days next week. in the wake ofjunior doctors are staging the largest ever walk out in the nhs history this week. nhs providers, which represents trust, has called for 11th hour talks to enter the disruption. a department of health and social care spokesperson said. but with nhs staff in scotland having successfully negotiated acceptable pay rises, unions in england have enjoyed broad public support thus far. they are determined to win the same from the government here. vincent mcavennie, bbc news. ministers will try to make a series of changes to the government s illegal migration bill today, as it returns to the commons.
despite their estrangement, constance s father napier martin has been publicly urging her to make yourself known to authorities for the safety of both herself and his grandchild. vincent mcavennie, bbc news. in the northern hemisphere, spring starts in a matter of weeks, but winter isn t finished with us yet. across parts of southern and eastern europe, there has been a deluge of heavy snow. thousands of houses have lost power, and many people were stranded, when roads were blocked off. the bbc s tim allman reports. in this part of bosnia and herzegovina, the world has turned white. a blanket of snow has fallen across much of the country, making many roads a potential hazard. even in the capital, sarajevo, it is difficult for drivers and pedestrians alike. it is a similar story in neighbouring croatia all roads leading to the adriatic coast were closed. many people became stranded, forced to sleep in sports centres and town halls.