Northern Ireland and Scotland will see temperatures soar as the UK's third heatwave of the year spreads across the country.

First Minister John Swinney has described the deaths of several people during the weekend’s hot weather as “heartbreaking”.

Highs of 30.8C have been recorded in the Scottish Highlands, as the Met Office says Northern Ireland has seen its warmest day ...

Southern Scotland and northern England are most likely to see heavy downpours and some rumbles of thunder on Monday.

Met Office warns temperatures set to climb once again, just as Britons cool off from last heatwave, before weather warnings ...

Parts of England, Scotland and Wales all reached 30C on Sunday before the third heatwave this summer starts to ease its grip ...

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Scotland and Northern Ireland have each recorded their warmest day in years as the third heatwave of the summer peaks, with ...

A warning over an “extreme” risk of wildfires is in place for much of Scotland as the latest summer heatwave begins to hit ...

Maps and charts have burned yellow, red and amber as the country looks set to warm up again, based on projections from the ...

However, regions that won't reach the threshold include Greater London, the West Midlands, Greater Manchester, Lancashire, ...

Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland recorded their hottest day of the year so far, as the third heatwave of the summer hit ...