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Dry conditions in the UK and Europe are stress on facilities including nuclear, say experts.

Bad information and myths about UK heatwave circulate on social media, we debunk them

An official drought has been declared in parts of southern, central and eastern England, what happens now?

The Rhine is a key shipping route for Germany and Europe - so what happens if it's too shallow to use?

What does drought mean and what are the implications for water, food, rivers and wildlife?

Sepa is suspending most licences to take water from the River Eden from midnight on Saturday.

Five million seagrass seeds are to be planted off the Llŷn Peninsula in Gwynedd and Anglesey.

Swansea University is working on a model like those used in Canada and Australia.

Wales could face regular repeats of this summer's prolonged hot and dry weather, says expert.

Why climate scientists are trying to fly through Arctic cyclones in a small aircraft.

The heatwave will make conditions on England's farms worse as experts warn of smaller harvests.

Experts say the source of the river moving downstream for nearly 10 miles is "unprecedented".

A wildlife trust says the work is needed otherwise rivers will "struggle".

The River Tweed Commission fears current water scarcity plans are not adequate to address the issue.