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    England and Wales face driest July on record

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    England and Wales are on track for their driest July since records began, with only 5.6mm of rainfall in England and 7.9mm in Wales. The Met Office attributes this to a prolonged heatwave and drought conditions. The month has seen record high temperatures and an increase in wildfires, prompting concerns over water resources and climate change impacts.
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