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About All Taken
David Bowie: Candid pictures of singer on tour go on display
... It features 18 behind-the-scenes images of Bowie, All Taken on tour with the influential musician during the 1970s...
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... Alongside junior doctors, consultants, nurses, ambulance workers, physios and radiographers have All Taken part in strikes...
Silvio Berlusconi obituary: Italy's flamboyant bounce-back politician
... His children - Marina, Barbara, Pier Silvio, Eleonora and Luigi - have All Taken part in the running of his business empire...
Hot weather: How do the new heat-health alerts work?
... The alerts are categorised according to severity and include: Last year was the UK s warmest, The hottest 10 years on record have All Taken place in the last two decade, and...
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Hot weather: How do the new heat-health alerts work?
By Thomas MorganBBC News
A new heat-health Alert (HHA) service has been launched in England.
The Service warns The Public when high temperatures could damage their health.
What is the new Alert system?Run by the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) and the Met Office , and sends guidance directly to Nhs England , the government and other healthcare professionals.
The alerts are categorised according to severity and include:
Last Year was the UK's warmest,
The hottest 10 Years on record have All Taken place in The Last two decade, and.
It is hoped the New System will help reduce illness and deaths.
Dr Matt Patterson at the University of Oxford told The Bbc : " The HHA is a tool to better communicate upcoming risks to decision-makers in the health service and to allow them to prepare".
" The UK is going to continue to warm as The World continues to burn fossil fuels. We need to update our infrastructure to help people cope with our warming climate, " He Said .
A report by The Independent said that.
What does each level mean?The Level of Alert is based on Met Office forecasts and data.
There are four levels ranging from green (least severe) to red (most severe):
Green
Green is the normal level, when advice will be given on how people should prepare to respond if temperatures rise.
Yellow
Yellow alerts will be issued during periods of hot weather that are only likely to affect those who are particularly vulnerable, for example, the elderly or those with existing health conditions.
Amber
Amber alerts will be issued in situations that could potentially put the whole population At Risk . It would be expected to affect the NHS through increased demand on GPs and ambulances, for example.
Travel disruption would also be likely.
Red
A Red Alert is The Most severe. This will be issued in situations where the hot weather would be a significant risk to life for even the healthy population.
This could also lead to failures of critical national infrastructure, such as power outages or roads and rail lines being closed due to overheating.
If the Alert system had been in place when the UK hit 40C in 2022, there would probably have been an Alert in this category.
Which areas are covered by the First Alert ?with temperatures expected to hit 30C.
The Amber Alert - in place from 09:00 BST on Friday 9 June to 09:00 BST on Monday 12 June - covers The Following English regions:
A less severe yellow Alert , which advises people to check on vulnerable family and friends, is in place for the north of England and London.
How can I sign up for alerts?You can sign up to receive both heat-health alerts and cold-health alerts.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
