Lisbon, Portugal, 13 July 2022: The heatwave affecting much of Western Europe today caused temperatures to reach 40 centigrade in Lisbon. Canny tourists took refuge in the Oceanário de Lisboa, a large-tank aquarium that is home to sharks, rays and sea otters and many other aquatic creatures and which for visitors benefits from air-conditioning. Wildfires have broken out near the city and the temperatures are far in excess of the average monthly high of 24 centigrade. Anna Watson/Alamy Live News

Lisbon, Portugal, 13 July 2022: The heatwave affecting much of Western Europe today caused temperatures to reach 40 centigrade in Lisbon. Canny tourists took refuge in the Oceanário de Lisboa, a large-tank aquarium that is home to sharks, rays and sea otters and many other aquatic creatures and which for visitors benefits from air-conditioning. Wildfires have broken out near the city and the temperatures are far in excess of the average monthly high of 24 centigrade. Anna Watson/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

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