By Emma Pinedo PARIS/MADRID (Reuters) -Several Italian regions banned outdoor work during the hottest hours of the day, France shut scores of schools and Spain confirmed last month as its hottest June ...

Portugal, Spain, France, and Italy were some of the worst hit countries, with temperatures reaching over 40 degrees Celcius.

Extreme temperatures are turning Europe’s tourism hotspots into a health risk for visitors, but there are alternatives ...

Yet, since that summer, much has changed. Heat alerts have become more frequent and more extreme. Each year, headlines ...

Today there are red warnings for heat in place in France - in Paris and the Val de Loire, where temperatures could reach 41C.

British holidaymakers in Spain, Portugal, and Italy have been advised to remain indoors during daytime owing to a severe ...

Heatwaves are becoming extreme in many places in the world. Sweltering hot temperatures are putting a strain on our bodies, disrupting society and crippling our infrastructure. Can the world adapt?

Heatwave has seen two people die in Italy as temperatures continue to soar amid an intense heatwave across Europe.

France's national weather agency, Météo-France, has placed several departments under the highest red alert, with the Paris region particularly hard hit. The top of the Eiffel Tower will be shut to ...

Europe faced a severe heatwave. Several countries issued heat alerts. High temperatures caused wildfires in Turkey and France ...

Temperatures are set to reach 40C in Paris while some parts of Spain could see highs of 42C. Greece and Italy are also ...

Two people have died in Italy as temperatures soar and Parts of Portugal and Spain recorded their highest-ever June ...