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When did summer become a thing of dread?

This golden season for many parts of Europe has become one of fire and flame.

And that's because, as we all know,

rising temperatures as a result of climate change make that fire always part of the rhythm of the

Mediterranean year hotter and louder and deadlier. This week, the newsagents has been in Spain

covering shorter term Spanish politics after its indecisive general election,

but also the political question which will dominate the long-term future of this country and this region.

What happens to the ovens of Europe if they become furnaces?

On today's episode, a special report from the front line of Europe's climate change battle.

Welcome to the newsagents.

The Newsagents.

It's Lewis in Seville.

And it's Emily in Newsagents H.Q.

And a little bit later, we'll be looking at the Nigel Farage Coots saga because he says

the Saki of Alison Rose from the NatWest Bank

where she worked for three decades is only the start. He wants the heads of the rest of the board

to roll as the privacy regulator examines whether confidentiality rules were broken. Now Farage is on a

role. We worried this story was far more complicated than Mr Farage is making

out and might need some proper scrutiny. So we're returning to it at the end of the show

to ask a few pertinent questions. But first, we're going to be dealing with something which

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