London Air Pollution Deaths Fall 40%, Study Finds
Deaths linked to air pollution in London fell by an estimated 40% from 2019 to 2024, but Imperial College researchers warn health impacts are worse than previously thought.
Deaths linked to air pollution in London fell by an estimated 40% from 2019 to 2024, but Imperial College researchers warn health impacts are worse than previously thought.
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A rare red weather warning for extreme heat takes effect in London, with temperatures forecast to hit 37C. Schools and shops close, and travel warnings issued as the UK faces a potentially record-breaking June heatwave.
A rare red warning for extreme heat has prompted over 100 school closures across England and Wales as temperatures could hit 40C, with authorities urging people not to travel.
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RecommendedDozens of London schools are closing or part-closing as temperatures soar to 37°C under a rare red warning. Check our full list of affected schools.