UK Heatwave Deaths Exceed 2,700

More than 2,700 excess deaths in England have been linked to record-breaking heatwaves in May and June, with total European deaths surpassing 10,000.

Scientists attribute the toll to human-caused climate change as Britain struggles with overheated infrastructure and U.S. cities brace for record overnight temperatures.

The extreme heat is affecting agriculture, with Italian mozzarella production hit by shrinking milk yields, and even melting glaciers in the French Alps.

Wildfires across Europe, from Spain to France, have compounded the crisis, prompting warnings that such disasters are the new normal.