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sparked wildfires across the uk, with more than 800 on the hottest day injuly, when temperatures broke through a0 celsius for the first time. these blistering conditions also had significant impacts on human health, with thousands more deaths in the over—65s than usual in england and wales acrossjuly and august. but this new met office report shows that the persistent heat wasn't confined to summer, with every month apart from december warmer than the long—term average. this saw 2022 become the uk's warmest year in records dating back to 1884. driving all this, according to the researchers, are ongoing emissions of carbon dioxide from human activities. if these stay constant, an exceptional year like 2022 will become the norm for the uk. if you look at the summer of 2022, this really gives us a feel for a sign of things to come. the summer was very hot. it was very dry. we saw wildfires.

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reported heat of a0 celsius for the first time. our environment correspondent has more details. last summer's searing heatwaves sparked wildfires across the uk, with more than 800 on the hottest day injuly, when temperatures broke through a0 celsius for the first time. these blistering conditions also had significant impacts on human health, with thousands more deaths in the over—65s than usual in england and wales acrossjuly and august. but this new met office report shows that the persistent heat wasn't confined to summer, with every month apart from december warmer than the long—term average. this saw 2022 become the uk's warmest year in records dating back to 188a. driving all this, according to the researchers, are ongoing emissions of carbon dioxide from human activities. if these stay constant, an exceptional year like 2022 will become the norm for the uk. a year like 2022, the warmest year on record for the uk in our current climate,

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driving all this, according to the researchers, are ongoing emissions of carbon dioxide from human activities. if these stay constant, an exceptional year like 2022 will become the norm for the uk. a year like 2022, the warmest year on record for the uk in our current climate, will be roughly an average year by the middle of the century, just after mid—century, by 2060. by 2100, nine out of ten years will actually be warmer than 2022. researchers say that in the uk, temperature extremes are increasing much faster than the average. this will likely see far more high temperature records broken in the years to come, potentially by quite wide margins. scientists say that this pattern is now being seen all over the world, including the dramatic heat that's driving wildfires in greece and many other locations right now. but even though these higher temperatures will become increasingly likely in a warmer world, the uk still has much further to go to properly prepare

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last year was the warmest on record, but the met office's state of the climate report says last year's those temperatures become the average by 2060. our environment correspondent matt mcgrath reports. last summer's searing heatwave sparked wildfires across the uk with more than 800 on the hottest day injuly when temperatures broke through a0 celsius for the first time. these blistering conditions also had significant impacts on human health with thousands more deaths in the over 65s than usual in england and wales acrossjuly and august. this new met office report shows that the persistent heat wasn't confined to summer, with every month apart from december warmer than the long—term average. this saw 2022 become the uk's warmest year in records dating back to 1884. driving all this, according to the researchers, our ongoing emissions of carbon dioxide from human activities. if these stay constant, an exceptional year like 2022

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20171006:01:19:00

as water doesn't retain it's shape, the conditions in warfare never stay constant. to take this from the counter terrorism men. neither do our responses to these. we have to look at this, we can't overreact. we have to get out in front of this, and make sure that we're thinking as the terrorists are, i had a number of folks in the hotel business call me today. people sending me messages, what can we do. how can we better prepare our hotels? it's not just hotels. you're going to have high buildings. if you make it so someone can't break a window out, they'll figure out how to get to the roof. we have to figure out the means to stop this. the fear is copycats. in the case of this shooter, i thought there was an interesting parallel with some type of brain trauma possibly or medical issue in his brain.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20171006:05:19:00

sun suh the famous chinese general famously said, that just as water doesn't retain it's shape, the conditions in warfare never stay constant. to take this from the counter terrorism end, neither do our responses to these. we have to look at this, we can't overreact. we can't do something in a knee jerk reaction. we have to get out in front of this, and make sure that we're thinking as the terrorists are, i had a number of folks in the hotel business call me today. people sending me messages, what can we do. how can we better prepare our hotels? it's not just hotels. any inner city, urban area, you're going to have high buildings. if you make it so someone can't break a window out, they'll figure out how to get to the roof. we have to figure out how to get in front of this and the means to stop this. the fear is copycats. in the case of this shooter, i thought there was an interesting parallel with what one of the correspondents said earlier about there possibly being some type of brain

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