00:02The heat wave affecting France and a large part of Europe is completely unprecedented and historic, the French weather forecaster
00:10said.
00:11Temperature reached 35 degrees Celsius near London and could hit 39 degrees Celsius in some areas of France.
00:18The British are facing the warmest May on record.
00:22While I'm working in the kitchen, so it's atrocious.
00:24In Paris, tourists adapt their visit amid an unprecedented heat wave.
00:29In the first part of the day, everything is going well and interesting.
00:33But then I'm going to my flat and just sleep because I need to have more energy because, yeah, it's
00:40so, so hard in this time.
00:43Around 1500 people died because of the heat in England last summer, Britain's health security authorities said.
00:50The policy and communications director of the Grantham Research Institute says Britain will have to make changes to homes and
00:57businesses to make them less dangerous.
01:00Well, we know that the temperatures we reached yesterday, which were nearly 35 degrees in London, unfortunately will likely have
01:07killed hundreds of people across the country.
01:09People with underlying health conditions, particularly respiratory illness, and they mainly die in homes that overheat.
01:18The current heat wave is not an emergency, the French health minister said, though she urged the public to be
01:25cautious and follow safety guidelines.
01:27Please .
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