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Heat warning in place across Ireland; Britain records hottest ever June day
Charles joined delegates from politics, science, business and international climate diplomacy for an environmental reception at St James's Palace, where temperatures were stifling.
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What happenedA status yellow high temperature warning is in force until Friday morning as temperatures soar.
The headline splitThe center frames it as "Heat warning in place across Ireland; Britain records hottest ever June day". The right frames it as "King Charles is fanned by top aide as monarch feels the heat during royal visit on hottes...".
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CenterHeat warning in place across Ireland; Britain records hottest ever June day
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Right / center-rightKing Charles is fanned by top aide as monarch feels the heat during royal visit on hottest June day ever
King Charles is fanned by top aide as monarch feels the heat during royal visit on hottest June day ever
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Charles joined delegates from politics, science, business and international climate diplomacy for an environmental reception at St James's Palace, where temperatures were stifling.
