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The Policy Innovation and Evaluation Research Unit (PIRU) and the Public Health Policy Research Unit (PH-PRU) at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine (LSHTM) have been awarded £10.5 million and £5.5 million respectively from the National Institute for Health and Social Care Research (NIHR) over the next five years. Multi-disciplinary teams of researchers at LSHTM and collaborating institutions will undertake research focused on current and emerging national policy priorities in...

A new climate adaptation plan leaves experts underwhelmed.

With another week of heatwaves in Europe ahead and world records under threat in the US, Express.co.uk has mapped the most scorching spots on Earth right now.

Local and national policymakers urged to 'wake up' to health and productivity impacts from high temperatures

Local authorities, first responders, utility companies and transport sector warn England is unprepared for extreme heat events

Cllr Lucioni explains work that's taken place at Isle of Wight crematorium grounds, details community engagement, gives tips for recycling and reminds us of a rogue trader conviction

RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: My guess is that, before half the country turns into Ice Station Zebra, most people have already adapted to the cold snap.

Release of figures suggesting link between mortality and high temperatures prompts calls for government to enhance its preparedness for future heatwaves

The UK's heat wave earlier this month fueled so many blazes in London that the city's fire service was busier than any day since Nazi attacks in World War