Spain's normally cooler northern regions faced unusually high temperatures over two months, with dozens of extreme heat alerts and rising concerns about the impact of ongoing heatwaves.

A heatwave sweeping across Europe has pushed temperatures above 20 degrees Celsius in Finland and Sweden, with some areas exceeding 30 degrees, prompting health and safety warnings.

In recent months, Spain experienced a drastic increase in heatwave-related deaths, with 1,180 fatalities reported, a ...

The data from Spain follows a rapid scientific analysis published on July 9 that said around 2,300 people died of ...

Human-caused climate change was responsible for around 1,500 deaths during this year’s atypical heat wave across Europe, a newly published rapid study of mortality data suggests. The study, conducted ...

Spain has experienced a deadly heatwave in recent months. The Environment Ministry reported that 1,180 people died between ...

The data from Spain follows a rapid scientific analysis published on July 9 that said around 2,300 people died of ...

As the Met Office says extreme weather is the UK's new normal, climate expert Bill McGuire says the country is ill-prepared for the future ...

Chinese manufacturers are already feeling the surge in demand. According to the China Household Electrical Appliances ...

Madrid woke up this morning under a blazing sun as the city continues to experience a relentless heatwave pushing ...

In late June and early July, a heatwave swept through Europe bringing with it temperatures of over 40°C in many countries.  ...

Europe’s politicians had the chance to prove what they often claim: that the European Union is a world leader on the green ...