Ten homes in Crawley were devastated by a fire sparked by a barbecue, with four suffering serious damage as flames and smoke spread across miles. With July being the driest month on record for England and Wales, fire officials are sounding the alarm over extreme fire risks, urging caution with outdoor flames and discarded smoking materials. The parched ground is turning into tinder, fueling wildfires near critical infrastructure and straining emergency services. Meanwhile, an ongoing heatwave has triggered amber alerts across England, raising fears of severe health impacts and increased fatalities, especially among the vulnerable.
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