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Some places are approaching two weeks of official heatwave conditions, while temperatures begin to ease elsewhere. Forecasters say above-average warmth is likely to continue, with health advice remaining important.

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00:00After days of exceptional temperatures, parts of the UK are nearing two weeks of official heatwave
00:06conditions, although slightly cooler air is beginning to arrive in some areas. Forecasters
00:13say many places across the country are to stay warm and dry, with above-average temperatures
00:18continuing despite a gradual change. The prolonged spell of hot weather has raised concerns about
00:24dry ground, pressure on water supplies and the impact of sustained heat on vulnerable
00:29people. The Met Office says heatwaves are becoming more frequent and more intense as the worldwide
00:36climate changes. People are being urged to follow the latest health advice and check forecasts
00:42before making outdoor plans.
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