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Heat killed 50,000 in Europe's cities this summer, scientists estimate
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New research estimates that record summer heat killed around 50,000 people in European cities, with the highest rates in Malta, Italy and Hungary. Scientists attribute two in every three deaths to climate breakdown, with health issues, loneliness and poverty worsening the toll.
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