Whole Health
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| Originally published | 2005 |
| Authors | Kate Cook |
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| ID | 2301317 |
About Whole Health
Kate Cook inspires us to take a look at our lifestyle and make small but important improvements to how we live. She reveals how to change set routines, make a little exercise go a long way and overcome everyday addictions such as caffeine, tobacco, alcohol and chocolate. . . .
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... The agency warned: " Cold weather impacts are likely to be felt across the Whole Health service for an extended period of time, with potential for the whole population to be at risk...
UK temperatures plunge as cold snap disrupts roads
... Cold weather is likely to affect the Whole Health service, with the potential for the entire population to be at risk, the agency says...
New UK weather warnings for snow and ice as sporting events cancelled
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Glasgow Airport: Flights suspended due to heavy snow
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UK weather: Snow forecast and warnings in place as temperatures plummet
... The amber alert indicates that the cold weather is likely to affect the Whole Health service, with the potential for the entire population to be at risk, the agency says...
Chilly UK dips to -8C as snow and ice forecast
... The amber alert indicates that the cold weather is likely to impact the Whole Health service, with the potential for the whole population to be at risk, the agency says...
UK weather: Heatwave continues but thunderstorm warning for many
... This indicates the effects of high temperatures could be felt across the Whole Health service...
UK heatwave: Hottest day expected as thunderstorms warning in some areas
... This indicates that the effects of high temperatures could be felt across the Whole Health service...
UK weather: Heatwave continues but thunderstorm warning for many
By Marita MoloneyBBC News
Sunday is set to be the seventh day in a row that temperatures exceed 30C (86F), as the unprecedented September heatwave goes on.
It Comes as Saturday was provisionally named the hottest day of the year So Far , with 32. 7C recorded in Heathrow.
But The Heat will largely be centred on southern England, with many parts of the UK soon facing thundery downpours.
A yellow Met Office weather warning for thunderstorms is in place from 14:00 BST to 23:59 on Sunday.
The alert applies to most of Northern Ireland , parts of northern England and Wales, and parts of southern Scotland.
Up to 50mm (2in) of rain could Fall In under two hours and " large hail and lightning are likely additional hazards" the Met Office said.
The Warning means Some People could also be in store for flash flooding and strong Winds - with possible interruptions to road access and Public Transport .
BBC Weather presenter Sarah Keith-Lucas said Sunday would be another very hot day, especially in The South , with temperatures of 32C possible.
Further north there is a chance of more widespread showers and thunderstorms later in The Day , but southern and eastern parts should stay dry.
Meanwhile, an amber heat-health warning issued by the UK Health Security Agency is in effect for nearly every area of England until 21:00 on Sunday.
This indicates The Effects of high temperatures could be felt across the Whole Health service.
Prolonged heat above 30C is a risk for older people and those with respiratory or cardiovascular diseases.
And despite another sweltering day for some, the record-breaking September heatwave is expected to give way through the early parts of next week, as cooler air reaches all areas of the UK.
Heatwaves because of human-induced Climate Change .
Last Year the UK recorded temperatures above 40C for the First Time . Scientists said that would have been " virtually impossible without Climate Change ".
The World has already warmed by an average of 1. 1C since the industrial era began and temperatures will keep rising unless governments around The World make steep cuts to Greenhouse Gas emissions.
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