Met Office declares summer 2025 the hottest on record

James Murray
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Met Office declares summer 2025 the hottest on record

Provisional data suggests the past summer has been the hottest on record, sparking fresh calls for government and businesses to enhance climate resilience

The Met Office yesterday published provisional data confirming that summer 2025 was officially the UK's hottest on record. The data was released alongside an analysis from Met Office climate scientists...

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