European Union & United Kingdom — National Health Service

European Union: The EU's European Union response to the COVID-19 pandemic monitor reported over 30,000 excess deaths across member states, highlighting the regional scale.

United Kingdom — National Health Service: The NHS reported increased heat-stroke cases and strain on hospital services due to the heat.

European Union: The European Union's Copernicus Climate Change Service highlighted Europe as the fastest-warming continent, providing a broader context for the heatwave's severity.

United Kingdom — National Health Service: The United Kingdom — National Health Service facilities in the UK have been under severe strain, with doctors warning of 'awful conditions' and critical equipment being affected by the heatwave, leading to critical incidents in several hospitals.

European Union: The European Union, through the European Commission, coordinated closely with Spain, member states, and other partners to facilitate passenger disembarkation, transfers, and health monitoring.

United Kingdom — National Health Service: The United Kingdom — National Health Service's High Consequence Infectious Diseases network is supporting individuals undergoing self-isolation in the United Kingdom.

United Kingdom — National Health Service: The United Kingdom — National Health Service in the United Kingdom was involved in a policy that allowed immigration officials to obtain patient information, which was later revised due to concerns about deterring migrants from seeking medical treatment.