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Because he is seen as someone who is very close to the rajapa ksa family. more now on our top story the heatwave. as we ve been reporting, the uk is set to see its hottest day on record, with temperatures today expected to reach up to 42 degrees celsius. the summer of 1976 was another record breaking heatwave for the uk, with similar temperatures to what we ve seen in recent days. the bbc s analysis editor ros atkins examines why this heatwave is different to ones the uk has experienced before. the uk is breaking temperature records. it s a heatwave that has kept people off work and children off school, and that for some has brought to mind the record breaking summer of 1976. but what s happening now is not the same as what happened then. 1976 was indeed a heatwave, and we ve had heatwaves before. but the point is they are getting more, more often. they are happening more often and they are becoming more intensive. in 1976 the maximum recorded temperature was 35.9 celsius. this time,
UkHeatwaveRecordDegrees-celsiusSetSomeoneReportingStoryKsa-familyRajapa42TemperaturesMonth on, the un want of a humanitarian emergency. now, with the storming of president rajapaksa s home, parliament s rajapa ksa s home, parliament s speaker rajapaksa s home, parliament s speaker has this message from the president. translation: he speaker has this message from the president. translation: he asked me to tell the country president. translation: he asked me to tell the country that president. translation: he asked me to tell the country that he president. translation: he asked me to tell the country that he would - to tell the country that he would resign injuly 13, wednesday, to ensure resign injuly13, wednesday, to ensure a peaceful handover of power. therefore there is no need to destabilise the country any longer. these protests have achieved the resignations of both the prime minister and president. resignations of both the prime ministerand president. but resignations of both the prime minister and president. but whoever takes over will inherit a humanitaria
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