Good evening. Heat health alerts have been upgraded from yellow to amber across most of England.

Elsewhere, Gillian Keegan has revealed that a number of schools have not responded to a Government survey on crumbling concrete.

Heat health alerts have been upgraded from yellow to amber across most of England while the UK Health Security Agency has warned the NHS will likely experience “significant impacts” across its services. Experts added people could be affected by overheating in their workplaces and travel delays are likely.

Saffron Alexander advises what to eat and drink – and what to avoid – during a summer heatwave while Greg Dickinson suggests 10 ways to make the most of the Indian Summer.

Gillian Keegan has revealed that a number of schools have not responded to a Government survey on crumbling concrete. In theme with her sweary outburst yesterday she has told schools “get off their backsides” and respond. Her comments come amid every hospital in England being ordered to review buildings for crumbling concrete.

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