Britons have been finding ways to keep cool amid soaring temperatures in many parts of the country.
Much of England and Wales was expected to see temperatures top 30C on Tuesday.
Many people flocked to parks, beaches, lidos and waterways to enjoy the warm weather or find relief from the heat.
Children run through a sprinkler at Parliament Square in London (Jordan Pettitt/PA)PA Wire
Racegoers in red and yellow dresses take photographs during day one of the Qatar Goodwood Festival at Goodwood Racecourse in Chichester (Andrew Matthews/PA)PA Wire
People on the Axis ride at Adventure Island in Southend-on-Sea (Ian West/PA)PA Wire
A sunbather enjoys the hot weather in St James’s Park, central London (Lucy North/PA)PA Wire
People sailing in Bristol Harbour (Ben Birchall/PA)PA WireWhile some people will be enjoying the warmer temperatures, the UK Health Security Agency has issued yellow heat health warnings for all areas of England, except the North East and North West, until Friday.
It warned that expected hot weather may have “significant impacts” on the health and social care sector across the South East and London, with minor effects elsewhere.
People cool off at Peterborough Lido in Cambridgeshire (Joe Giddens/PA)PA Wire
Yachts sail through the water at Bristol Harbour (Ben Birchall/PA)PA Wire
People enjoy the warm weather in Festival Gardens at St Paul’s Cathedral in London (Jonathan Brady/PA)PA Wire
Beachgoers head to the coast at Southend-on-Sea (Ian West/PA)PA Wire
People enjoy a boat ride on the canal in Paddington Basin, London (Lucy North/PA)PA Wire