London commuters struggle to stay cool as temperatures soar
London commuters reacted to soaring temperatures across the capital as the heatwave continues across Britain on Wednesday (June 24).
Reuters
24 June 2026 at 10:34:01

A commuter uses a fan to cool down whilst passengers arrive in the morning rush-hour, as Britain experiences record temperatures disrupting schools and transport networks, at Waterloo Station in London, Britain, June 24, 2026.
Toby Melville/Reuters
London commuters reacted to soaring temperatures across the capital as the heatwave continues across Britain on Wednesday (June 24).
Travelling across and to the city proved to be arduous in the sweltering temperatures, with people saying the heat is an issue on trains that do not have air conditioning.
Issuing only its second ever heat-health alert following one in 2022, the UK Health Security Agency said there was a risk to life for even healthy people, and advised the elderly to take extra care.
The June heatwave follows a record-breaking May, when the country recorded its hottest day for the month hitting 35.1 C.
During past heatwaves people have been advised to stay at home instead of travelling, while some schools have shut early.
Camera: Ben Makori. Editing and Production: Elizabeth Evans/Reuters
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