Wildfires rage across England and Wales as firefighters battle record-breaking heat and drought, with July becoming the driest month on record — just 5.6mm of rain in England, less than half the historic average. Over 24 million people face hosepipe bans, and 20 fire services are stretched thin as flames threaten precious wildlife habitats, including the devastating Dunwich Heath blaze. Experts warn some ecosystems could take up to 25 years to recover. While fire crews make progress and cooler weather arrives, the country still desperately needs rain — and the weekend forecast doesn’t look promising.
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