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An area of the arctic ocean that was thought likely to stay frozen far longer than the rest of the region may be more vulnerable to climate change than previously predicted. researchers found that the region suffered a record decline in ice concentrations last year. canadian authorities are now battling wildfires after the extreme heatwave that's hit the western part of the country. on tuesday, the town recorded the country's highest ever temperature of 49.6 degrees celsius. some 250 people fled the fires, some filming as they left. gordon murray was filming as he made his way to safety out of...

My mum would have been shouting at the top of her lungs from the rooftop, from anywhere, speaking to anybody that would listen to make sure that those responsible for this are brought to justice and that reform happens so that this never happens again to any otherfamily, because no—one should have to go through this. this wasn't an earthquake, it wasn't a terrorist attack. this was a building. people went to sleep, and then they died. sophie long, bbc news, surfside, miami. canadian authorities are battling wildfires after the extreme heatwave that's hit western areas. on tuesday, the town o...

After the extreme heatwave that's hit the west of the country. on tuesday — the town of lytton recorded canada's highest ever temperature of nearly 50 degrees celsius. leading climate scientists say the unprecedented heatwave is almost certainly a consequence of global warming. from edmonton — brandy yanchyk reports. the hotter temperatures across western canada have led to destruction — in the small western canadian town of lytton in british columbia when a wild fire broke out causing an evacuation and then destroyed most of the town and damaging a nearby hydropower station. it set a re...

In british columbia said the whole town was on fire, and he�*d told the population of around 250 people to leave. lytton recorded a temperature of 49.6 celsius on tuesday. dozens have died in the heatwave which experts are blaming on climate change. china�*s president, xijinping, has delivered a defiant address to mark the hundredth anniversary of the chinese communist party. appearing in tiananmen square in front of 70,000 spectators, mr xi said foreign powers that tried to bully his country would have their heads "bashed". he also repeated his pledge to reunify taiwan with the mainland. ...

Could be a new wave of infections in europe, following the uk, with the spread of the delta variant first identified in india. the three conditions for a new wave of excess hospitalisations and deaths before the autumn are therefore in place. new variants, deficit in vaccine uptake, increased social mixing. the uk's ministers, meanwhile, believe that the successful vaccination roll—out paves the way for a further opening up of society, though the drive is still on to get as many people jabbed as possible. hugh pym, bbc news. canadian authorities are now battling wildfires after the extreme h...