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Drought expected to be declared in more parts of England

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Drought expected to be declared in more parts of England
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Drought expected to be declared in more parts of EnglandImage source, ReutersImage caption, The dry weather is forecast to continue into the week ahead across parts of the UKByElla KiplingPublished11 minutes agoA drought is expected to be declared in more parts of England on…

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Drought expected to be declared in more parts of EnglandImage source, ReutersImage caption, The dry weather is forecast to continue into the week ahead across parts of the UKByElla KiplingPublished11 minutes agoA drought is expected to be declared in more parts of England on Monday, joining half of the country and the whole of Wales.The National Drought Group – made up of regulators, government officials, water companies and agricultural bodies - will meet on Monday afternoon to assess the situation across England.Almost all of southern England is already officially in drought after an exceptionally hot and dry summer, with heatwave conditions set to return for many this week.Liz Bentley, chief executive of the Royal Meteorological Society, said the number of people under a hosepipe ban…

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