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u. k. avow now comes one a jack park is in london where the situation has taken a turn for the worst. welcome jack, what's happened? well, we know from the mayor of london said he can't. he says that the situation is critical . we know that there are at least 10 major fire instance incidences across london and the region. in fact, 15 fire engines were sent to a village far east of london, where the blazes appeared to be extremely destructive and the fire brigade is out here in the capitol has said that they will not be responding to automatic fire lawns, but only when they are called i, they are telling people to be extremely cautious around the fires. extremely cautious about the potential for new fires to prevent any overloading of the fire service at the moment, the temperatures somewhere in the region of $3738.00 degrees. still, even though we're heading into the early evening now, it is predicted that later on tonight the, the temperatures will drop quite extensively or even by around 10 degrees celsius. and actually we've already seen the rainstorms that are predicted for here i

u. k. then we'll join the dw corresponded jack park, the farmer air show in the south of england. welcome jack. is it hot there? yes. it is extremely hot here, phil sweltering indeed, it's around $33.00 degrees here, but across different parts of the size of the united kingdom, it's going up well pass $35.00 degrees, $36.00 at heathrow airport. and the new record has been set in wales at 5035.3 degrees celsius. the hottest day ever on record in a 150 years in wales. so it's very, very hot. there's a red extreme heat warning across the whole of the country. wanted people to say cool to protect themselves and to stay hydrated. right? so the u. k is normally a temperature country, how these record breaking temperatures affecting life looks like we're having a couple of technical problems with her with jack paragraph, the farm bra. asher. unfortunate. we'll move on if there's an opportunity to go back to him. we will now and voice from around 40 nations, a meeting here in berlin for 2 days of talks aimed at addressing the climate crisis talks are designed to build trust ahead of a you

u. k. d. w. correspond at jack herrick is there in london. john, just how hot is it there? it's very, very hot. terry, we where i'm stood here. i said of the target are of london. i think it's somewhere 3637 degrees celsius perhaps. but we are provisionally getting told that potentially a full record for the united kingdom. temperatures has not been reached at 39 point one degrees celsius. yesterday we saw whales, the country of wales surpass it's temperature record, and it is still predicted to get hotter as we go through the day. theresa. these are really record breaking temperatures for britain never seen in the 150 years. the records have been taken on, on temperatures. that heat is extreme, even for people are used to it, but the u. k. infrastructure is not set up to deal with this kind of heat. jacka, how much disruption is the heat weight causing well at the moment is looking relatively measured. there are a lot of trains that have been cancelled. we know that luton airport, for instance, the runway goes so hot that they had to repair it, that the flights of the mass

first up is jack paris and the u. k. across different parts of the size of the united kingdom is going up well past 35 degrees, 36 at heathrow airport. and the new record has been set in wales at 5035.3 degrees celsius. the hot to stay ever on record in a 150 years in wales. so it's very, very hot. there's a red extreme heat warning across the whole of the country. i won't be would say a call to protect themselves, anticipate hydrated. well, it's really all hands on deck because where ever you look right now in the west, in the south, in the north, in the east, there are fires and you never know when the next one is happening. and so it's a very quick situation, and it's very difficult to tackle these spies under these conditions or that temperatures that are unusually high, like up to the mid forties in some areas. and there's also wind and it's very dry. so the firefighters really have all of their staff on the ground trying the best. the government is warning that people should stay inside that they should drink a lo

well, i correspondent jack paragraph the farmer and show in the south of england told me more about the situation in the u. k. so it is incredibly high, as you saw, it might get a little bit cooler as the day wore on, but i've just come back outside from the nicely air condition media center i have into the i don't the airfield here and it is boiling. they were saying during the air show a bit earlier today that the runway was probably about 52 degrees celsius here. and indeed, we know that at luton airport, north of london, they've, in fact, closed the rum way because it is so hot and they need to do some repairs there as well. we understand that today is the hottest day in wales in the country of wales ever on records. his records began about a 150 years ago that it's 35.3 degrees celsius in flinch up in north wales. right. so we're talking about these record breaking temperatures affecting a normally temperate country, like the u. k, which is just not use and this is it, it's melting runways and what not then effect infrastructure yet is indeed and the governance of vice is that they should the people sho

u. k. tens of thousands of visitors are expected to still attend the show taking place southwest of london less cross to our correspondent jack carrick, who is in farmer for his great to see you and to see the plains behind you. i was the mood like that because we all know about the well documented problems facing airlines, naps at the moment, but well out exhibitors at farm bra. yeah, that's right road. this is a very interesting type of air show. obviously the, the priority for the exhibitors is to show the best of the global aviation industry, but passengers around the world and especially here in europe are seeing enormous lines and cues, and troubles and cancellations at major airports like london heathrow like amsterdam, scapel and fight all across the continent to the mood here is trying to show what the best of the new and future businesses, but an understanding that they need to focus on what's, what's really important, which is keeping people moving at the moment. i think was interesting from a very initial scan of the exhibitions here is that a lot of them and not only about the sort of traditional airline industri

u. k, where some of the gentle minions were not so gentle. that things got very rowdy was a lot of shouting and throwing of all jacked lots of bananas from and so and so on . but that caused other patrons to then, of course, gets upset, demand refund cinemas were kind of upset. and in some places it did actually get bad enough for, for them to put up signs and refuse entries saying it would refuse entry to anyone wearing those signature suits. all right, and so how did this tick tock trend come about? so this is basically the result of a full on marketing campaign by universal and illumination. and already weeks before they released the film, they had actually issued a tick tock challenge. so they urged jan said to dress up in their, in their best suit and possibly a scarf, which is the go to uniform for, grew the semi villain. and to where that to the film that these kids, you know, a grew up with this franchise. it's 5 years since the last film, they really went to town with it and transformed this main character into what you could call a living. mean really, and with all these to talk posts and videos, they gave the film huge visibility.