Extreme heat puts life on hold in Britain
LONDON — Trains slowed to a crawl. Schools and doctors’ offices shut their doors. The British Museum closed its galleries. Buckingham Palace curtailed the changing of the...
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LONDON — Trains slowed to a crawl. Schools and doctors’ offices shut their doors. The British Museum closed its galleries. Buckingham Palace curtailed the changing of the...
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Britons in the early 1950s were still living in the shadow of the Second World War. Rationing, imposed in January 1940, did not fully end until 1954. Pictured: A British family in the 1950s.