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Brits have begun cancelling their holidays in Europe as the Charon heatwave sweeps the continent, with some tourists forced to flee from raging wildfires.

Heat warnings have been issued across the south of the continent, as wildfires rage in Switzerland and Greece

Mediterranean swelters under extreme heat as authorities warn of risk to life

In what is being seen as a major boost for the UKs motor industry, bosses at the Tata Group are understood to have chosen a site in Somerset ahead of a rival location in Spain.

There are many questions over the reported deal, including the subsidies agreed by the government, how many jobs will be created and whether the plant will supply automakers beyond JLR.

Record heat in Europe is part of a pattern of more intense heatwaves made more likely by climate breakdown

Some seaside holiday resorts in Europe have been evacuated as the continent grapples with record breaking heat well in excess of 40C.

More than 100 companies are set to send a letter to the PM voicing fears about the disastrous effects of Britain’s overreliance on gas

<strong>Exclusive</strong>: Former envoy raises concerns over possible ‘deliberate defunding of climate diplomacy under Sunak government’

We've collected insights and reporting to understand why India is reportedly considering banning exports of most rice varieties.