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The Morning Poll: Why does Britain fall apart when it gets hot?
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The UK's infrastructure and public services are often pushed to the limit during periods of high temperatures, with transport networks, healthcare systems, and other essential services experiencing disruptions. This phenomenon is not unique to the UK, but the country's reputation for struggling with hot weather is particularly notable given its generally temperate climate. Britain's inability to cope with heatwaves is a subject of ongoing debate and scrutiny, with many questioning why the country is less resilient than other nations that regularly experience higher temperatures.
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The Morning Poll: Why does Britain fall apart when it gets hot?
Other countries routinely cope with higher temperatures, so why does Britain struggle so much in hot weather?
23 Jun, 23:43