Central and southern Europe sizzles

A heatwave sweeping central and south-eastern Europe has killed at least 25 people, with soaring temperatures sparking forest fires, damaging crops and prompting calls to ban horse-drawn tourist carriages.

A heatwave sweeping central and south-eastern Europe has killed at least 25 people, with soaring temperatures sparking forest fires, damaging crops and prompting calls to ban horse-drawn tourist carriages.

In Romania, where temperatures reached 104 degrees, the Health Ministry said at least 19 people had died due to heat.

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