BBCNEWS Breakfast June 4, 2024 06:01:00
Are continuing to swelter in extreme temperatures as a second heatwave moves in. the united states is also experiencing near record highs, with extreme heat warnings in place for more than 110 million people, while other countries are seeing torrential rain and floods. joe inwood reports. they call it death valley for a reason. this californian desert once recorded the earth's highest ever temperature, 56.7 celsius. this current heatwave is getting close to beating that. for some, it's a tourist attraction, a chance to witness a piece of history. but tom has a very different message. the fact ...