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Four-day extreme heat warning to begin on Monday as temperatures could hit 38C

A Met Office amber weather warning for heat comes into force on Monday and will now last through to Thursday.

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What happened A Met Office amber weather warning for heat comes into force on Monday and will now last through to Thursday.
The headline split The center frames it as "Four-day extreme heat warning to begin on Monday as temperatures could hit 38C". The right frames it as "Temperatures to hit record-breaking 38C as 'heat dome' heads for Britain: Met Office issu...".
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CenterFour-day extreme heat warning to begin on Monday as temperatures could hit 38C

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Right / center-rightTemperatures to hit record-breaking 38C as 'heat dome' heads for Britain: Met Office issues four-day amber warning

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BBC NewsNews report · Jun 21, 7:26 PM

Four-day extreme heat warning to begin on Monday as temperatures could hit 38C

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A Met Office amber weather warning for heat comes into force on Monday and will now last through to Thursday.

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Daily MailNews report · Jun 21, 5:51 PM

Temperatures to hit record-breaking 38C as 'heat dome' heads for Britain: Met Office issues four-day amber warning

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Highs of 38C have been forecast for Wednesday and Thursday in London by the national weather service - breaking June's highest ever recorded temperature.

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