caroline bilton with that report. from the world meteorological 0rganisation showed the world had its hottest week on record at the beginning of this month. matt graveling reports. people all around europe are feeling the heat. this austrian newsreader has just announced the country experienced the hottest temperature of the year. 36 c. and as brits prepare to head on holiday next week, destinations such as greece and italy could see the mercury rising to 45 degrees. that's 113 f. while the uk is expected to escape this heatwave, the world meteorological 0rganisation say earlyjuly saw the hottest week ever recorded on earth. they say this was fuelled by the occurrence of el nino, a natural climate phenomenon, coupled with human driven climate change. so here are just some of the peak temperatures expected around europe this week. in france, 21 regions are under an orange heatwave warning. in greece, the government have unveiled emergency measures to shield the public. in italy, where temperatures this week are expecte

that was caroline bilton reporting.tsapp — the number is 0330123 0440, orjust scan the qr code with your phone's camera and that will automatically start a chat with us. you can still get in touch with us by email, and on twitter. emotional day at wimbledon. there is a point in sport when a person is playing more thanjust the result. while elina svitolina beating iga swiatek, the defending champion, was notable for the quality and her skills she is ukrainian and she said herself she is playing to bring hope for her nation and i think she admitted what has gone on there has made her mentally stronger. you get a sense of that watching her play and it was hugely impressive. you can see from the emotion on herface. a huge win. it has been an emotional 24 hours for elina svitolina. there could be a shock brewing in the ladies' singles event at wimbledon. never has a female wild card gone all the way — but svitolina mightjust be the woman to change all that as she booked her place in the semifinals. andy swiss reports. she is