In pictures: How Britain is keeping cool in the heatwave
As the UK basks in the hottest June day in 41 years, people up and down the country have found ways to keep cool.
One of the biggest groups to feel the heat were the thousands arriving at Glastonbury Festival. Elsewhere, people took to pools, parks, fountains and rivers to cool off.
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This group celebrated the start of Glastonbury festivities with a few drinks in a pool.
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Others were sprayed with water as they passed security checks.
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The BBC was sent many pictures of thermometers - this came in from Ipswich.
Outdoor pools, like the Peterborough Lido, were expecting to do a roaring trade.
While others tried something more energetic like these acrobats in Castle Park, Bristol.
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This Highland cow found a place to cool its hooves on Exmoor.
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In St Ives, Cornwall, people took a more traditional route.
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And some took it all in their stride like this man on a canal in Thrupp, Oxfordshire.
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And those who spent the day at work found a way to cool down on their way home.
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