See how Europeans are battling record temperatures

In the photo gallery, see how residents of Paris, Amsterdam, Copenhagen, Frankfurt, Munich, Vienna, Brussels... struggled with high air temperatures
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Detail from Paris, Photo: Reuters
Detail from Paris, Photo: Reuters
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New temperature records were set in Germany, Belgium and Great Britain today, caused by the heat wave that affected a large part of Western Europe.

The German Meteorological Service announced that a new temperature record of 41,5 degrees Celsius was set today.

In Belgium, too, a national temperature record of 40,6 degrees was recorded in the northeast of the country.

The hottest day in July was also recorded in Britain, with a temperature of 36,9 degrees Celsius at Heathrow Airport.

In the photo gallery, see how residents of Paris, Amsterdam, Copenhagen, Frankfurt, Munich, Vienna, Brussels... struggled with high air temperatures.

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