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Britain's hottest day in living memory reaches 38.1C (100.6F)
Temperatures soared to a record high on the 10 August 2003. Kate Humble looks at the human cost of heatwaves and how over 35,000 people in Europe died prematurely from the extreme temperatures of August 2003. Clip from Climate Change - Britain Under Threat (麻豆社1) tx 2007. Getty Images
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