UK heat-related deaths could soar by over 6,000 per year by end of century, experts warn

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If global temperatures continue to rise, heat-related deaths in the UK could surge more than sixfold by the end of the century.Scientists warn that we only have five years left to reduce carbon emissions and avoid the worst impacts of climate change.

A new report led by the University of Leeds reveals that the average global temperature is increasing by 0.26C per decade - a rate faster than ever before.Despite this summer's wet and wintry start, it's crucial to understand the significant negative effects of global warming on our planet.

The scale of global warming becomes particularly alarming when considering research into future temperatures and heat-related deaths. READ MORE: Prince William's fury over Harry and Meghan's refusal to call Kate 'Catherine' amid health struggles According to a study published in the Lancet Global Health journal, cold-related fatalities - currently much higher than those caused by heat - are expected to remain substantial, with a slight decrease from 363,809 to 333,703 by 2100.

However, European modelling data from 30 countries suggests that heat-related deaths could triple across Europe by 2100, rising from 43,729 to 128,809 annually.