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Europe’s record-breaking summer heat estimated to have killed 50,000 people

Published by The Telegraph · United Kingdom 8 h ago

More than 50,000 people are estimated to have died across Europe as a result of this summer’s record-breaking heatwaves, according to research. In the UK alone, researchers…

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