Loading the video Europe News Video. Tourist guides raise the alarm as Europe braces for another heatwave Copy/paste the link below: Copy Copy/paste the article video embed link below: Copy Updated: 13/08/2026 - 7:01 GMT+2 Last summer, a 56-year-old guide died after collapsing while leading a visit of the Colosseum in Rome in scorching heat. Read full article Top stories Now playing Next Tourist guides raise the alarm as Europe braces for another heatwave Now playing Next Tens of thousands march in Brussels demanding urgent climate action Now playing Next Latest news bulletin | October 12th, 2026 – Midday Now playing Next Video shows major fire ravaging 400-year-old Paris food market Now playing Next Fire totally destroys oldest covered food market in Paris Now playing Next Footage shows Glucksmann covered in flour after winning French left-wing presidential primary Now playing Next Could student protests ignite a wider movement in France? Now playing Next Trump says it is time for Ukraine to replace Zelenskyy as leader Now playing Next Protesters take to the streets in Portugal over rising living costs Now playing Next Panic in Panama as 7.7 quake hits, cathedral collapses and tsunami warnings spread Now playing Next Threats to ICC 'not acceptable,' EU says after US announces sanctions Now playing Next Citroën revives its classic 2CV with a new electric concept Now playing Next CCTV shows moment of strike at King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh Now playing Next France’s main problem is its inability to reduce public debt, economist says Now playing Next Spain national day military parade: 4,380 troops, 82 aircraft and Dragón armoured vehicles debut Now playing Next 'NATO's KPI is peace', Latvia's foreign minister says More videos
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