jamie thornton was watching that and had this question: and mike agreed: finally, most of us have beenng some very hot weather this summer, confirmed this week to have been the joint hottest record in england. and that's featured prominently in many news bulletins over the past few weeks. here's a couple of examples. it is about to get much hotter. it is about to get much hotter. it is about to get much hotter. it is not welcomed by all. keeping cool by any way possible. normal life had its challenges today. in central london, some still braved an open bus stop to r. —— tour. 0n bournemouth beach this weekend, they are expecting 100,000 visitors, with people here seeming unconcerned about the extreme heat forecast in the coming days. peter donaldson contacted us injuly with his response to the bbc�*s coverage of the heatwave. yes, we had a heatwave, and i know there's a met office forecast of record—breaking temperatures in a few days' time, but why does that dominate the news? your newscast cross both radio and television while leading with the same news day after day. it is hot and i