Tiwa Adebayo
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Germany's airports have been plagued by a series of drone incidents, with one device laden with explosives being found near a Ukrainian plane last week.
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And I'm Twa Adebayo, and this is Bloomberg.
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Bloomberg News Now · Europe's Overheated Crops & Rivers, Trump's Iran Demands, More · 11 Aug 2026
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News when you want it with Bloomberg News Now.
I'm Tiwa Adebayo.
Intense heat is again sweeping across Europe, deepening drought and adding to pressure on rivers, crops and power grids.
Temperatures in parts of France are forecast to hit as high as 39 degrees Celsius this week, while southern England could reach the mid-30s.
The River Rhine is at record lows at a key shipping point, with water levels expected to fall to just four centimetres by Friday.
France is also forecasting a smallest corn harvest since 1980 as a result of the weather.
Professor Marco Springmann is senior researcher at Oxford University covering climate change and food systems.
Professor Marco Springman spoke as it was announced that almost three quarters of England is now officially in drought.
And sticking with the heat across the Atlantic, the United States has just recorded its hottest month since records began 132 years ago.
The average temperature across the continental US reached 24.9 degrees Celsius in July, narrowly beating the previous record set in 1936.
Forecasters expect the extreme heat to persist in parts of the country this month, with experts warning more records could fall this year.
Reports are emerging of an extraordinary operation to protect President Trump from an Iranian assassination threat last month.
The Washington Post says Trump's older Air Force One jet was used as a decoy while he secretly flew from Turkey to Britain on a smaller military aircraft.
Bloomberg's Chris Pitt has the details.
And finally, in the world of sport, President Trump has thrown his support behind FIFA President Gianni Infantino as pressure grows for him to be removed.
UEFA is considering a boycott of the World Cup and other FIFA tournaments if Infantino remains president.
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