England braces for record-breaking heat as amber alerts cover London and the South East, warning of severe health risks and potential deaths—especially among the vulnerable—with yellow alerts stretching across other regions. The extreme temperatures stem from hot air from France colliding with a low-pressure system from the Atlantic. Drought conditions are worsening, with wildfires flaring near Sizewell B, grasslands turning brown, and some areas seeing no rain all month. Millions face hosepipe bans amid plummeting reservoir levels and stressed ecosystems, while July may become the driest in nearly 200 years.
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