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The Met Office has issued yellow weather warnings for rain covering the East Midlands, East Anglia, London and the South East coast.more

Passengers on a Ryanair flight described how they felt when they reportedly 'plunged hundreds of feet' when it hit a thunderstorm.more

A relentless heat wave that gripped parts of Europe this week has sent temperatures soaring to record highs for several days, causing at least two deaths and prompting authorities to issue severe weather warnings.more

A heatwave on the continent has seen high humidity and temperatures in excess of 40C with a number of countries in the south and east issuing weather warnings.more

Forecasters have warned that there is no end in sight for the damp and breezy conditions, with more persistent showers expected next week.more

Rain, wind and cooler temperatures will be interspersed with sunshine bringing unpredictable weather to the UK for the rest of the summer, the Met Office has revealed.more

It doesn't look like it'll be coming back anytime soon as heavy rain and wind is expected this weekend.more

England could see record-breaking rainfall every winter for the next decade, the Met Office's new super computer has predicted. Experts have warned there is a one in three chance of floods bringing mayhem to at least one English region each year. more

'Well, you wouldn't believe it was July, looking at this weather!' - Prepare to say this a lot over the next two weeks.more

Authorities have ordered a halt to pumping water out of a lake near Rome following a prolonged drought, a decision that could force city officials to impose water rationing in the Italian capital.more

About 50 properties were damaged and several people had to be rescued in Coverack, on the Lizard Peninsula, as storms hit on Tuesday afternoon. Water swept through the village, leaving roads in and out impassable. A school bus remains stranded.more

London is braced for torrential rain and thunderstorms after forecasters issued a weather warning for the capital. more

Brits are bracing themselves for a scorching hot summer this year with hot temperatures to last until October.more

Ten people were injured today as a result of a whirlwind over a seafront beach in Rome's Ostia district.more

Greece's Institute of Geodynamics says that a magnitude 5.3 earthquake has rattled the island of Crete.more

With global political turmoil, tricky Brexit negotiations ahead and gloomy weather forecasts there may seem little to smile about. But, according to experts today is the happiest day of the year in Ireland thanks to the good weather, summer holidays and light nights.more

The highest temperatures are recorded in Andalusia, southern Spain, where regional health services monitor the health of more than 12,000 seniors and people with heart disease.more

Mostly dry, with sunny spells. However isolated thundery downpours possible.more

The mercury is expected to reach 29C on Thursday - making London hotter than Ibiza - however fresher conditions are expected to arrive by the weekend.more

The week will begin with some dull and wet weather but it is about to get very warm and humid in the coming days. Wednesday and Thursday will see some extremely humid temperatures as high as 24C although it will be cloudy as well.more

You won't be needing the new shorts and sandals you've just bought after all, because after our little heatwave, it's about to get very windy and rainy.more

More than 140 people are feared buried in a landslide in Sichuan province in south-western China, state media say.more

A band of thunderstorms is expected to sweep across the UK and put an end to its record-breaking heatwave. Severe weather warnings are in place throughout Thursday, with a cold front set to bring heavy rain and thunderstorms to parts of southern Scotland, northern England, north Wales and the Midlands.more

The UK is basking in its hottest June day in 41 years, with a temperature of 34.4C (94F) recorded at Heathrow. The Met Office reading at the London airport is the highest in June since the mercury hit 35.6 (96F) in 1976 - the all-time high since records began.more

he gates have opened and Glastonbury 2017 has officially begun. And so has the queuing. Many a music fan will be gutted to not have been heading down to Worthy Farm for this week, but if anything will make you grateful the site crashed and you missed out on a ticket at the end of last year, it's this. While us Brits aren't afraid of a queue or two, this takes the biscuit. more