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Sky News understands that a drought is expected to be declared in South West England.

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A drought has officially been declared in parts of southern, south-west, central and eastern England. The announcement means water companies can begin announcing stricter measures to conserve supplies. The Met Office has also warned of an "exceptional" risk of fires, while much of the country is experiencing sweltering temperatures and little rainfall.

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer said that his party are to lay out a "comprehensive, costed plan to deal with what's coming in the autumn," referring to the increasing energy price cap in October.