Europe's killer heatwave claims more than 1,300 lives, with French morgues unable to cope and parts of the continent still suffering in the sun

Europe is grappling with an unprecedented heatwave that has claimed over 1,300 lives, overwhelming French morgues and straining emergency services. This deadly heat wave underscores the urgent need for better climate adaptation strategies across the continent. As temperatures soar, many regions are still facing life-threatening conditions, highlighting the broader implications for public health and infrastructure in the face of climate change.