At Piers Morgan, uncensored.

Tonight, Britain burns and buckles on the hottest day in this country's recorded history.

If this is the new normal, the scientists say, well, what the hell are we going to do about it?

One of these three people will be Britain's next Prime Minister, Rishi Sunnack, remains in the lead, who will make him sweat? And should preaching Prince Harry keep his big nose out of US politics? We'll debate that. Would Elvis Presley have survived cancel culture? His wife, Priscilla, joins me live. Thank evening. I'm Piers Morgan, Uncensor.

Welcome to Blow Torch Britain.

This is what a record-breaking heat wave actually looks like.

Flames tearing across parts of the capital.

At least eight homes burned to the ground.

Nine major fires still raging as London Fire Brigade declares

a major incident.

Ninety firefighters deployed to stop a wildfire engulfing this major road in Kent.

All across the country, people have sweltered while services are buckled or failed.

No trains out of Kings Cross, London's biggest train station.

Travel bedlam up and down the country.

Rail companies urging people not to travel at all. Official advice to stay at home, it's not safe to come out.

A dramatic spike in calls to emergency services as fires got homes and people fall seriously unwell in the heat.

Flights delayed over melting tarmac,

even airfields built for jet engines, no longer able to cope.

We used to say Britain bars in glorious summer sunshine.

Now it's Britain burns.

Pass of Lincolnshire hit 40.3 degrees today,

104.5 degrees Fahrenheit.

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