Tourists on the Mediterranean are told to avoid beach and stay indoors

Tourists across the Mediterranean have today been told to stay indoors and avoid the beach during the hottest hours of the day as the unrelenting heatwave Charon continues to bake the region.

A NASA scientist today warned that this 'will be the coolest summer for the rest of people's lives' due to climate change amid fears that temperatures could break the 48.8C record and pose a serious health risk to people across Europe.

British tourists and locals in southern Europe including Italy, Greece and Spain are now being warned by the United Nations of the life-threatening dangers of the blazing sun after dozens collapsed and fainted due to the heat.

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