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‘Exceptionally high’ temperatures to hit parts of Europe this weekend. Which city can cope the best?

Experts warn that European cities are “calibrated to the old calendar", meaning they’re struggling to adapt to soaring May temperatures.

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00:01Large parts of Europe will see high temperatures over the weekend, as experts warn that intense heat in spring is
00:09becoming a new normal.
00:11In Paris, temperatures are expected to reach 31 degrees on Saturday, while the south of the UK will hit 32
00:18degrees on Sunday.
00:19Southern Spain, meanwhile, will see temperatures climb to a scorching 38 degrees.
00:25Countries in the Mediterranean basin, like Italy, Greece, Spain and southern France, are the most affected by the phenomenon.
00:33Increasingly serious bouts of extreme heat are impacting nations whose housing stock, transport networks and hospitals were not designed for
00:42high temperatures.
00:42Researchers at Imperial College London looked at 854 European cities and found that climate change was responsible for 68%
00:52of the 24,400 estimated heat deaths last summer.
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