People travelling to the hottest destinations - including Spain and Italy - have been warned to be prepared for conditions which are a 'massive shock to the system' as temperatures in some parts approach 48C (118.4F).
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"It's a massive shock to the system when you're there, so give yourself a chance to get used to the heat," he said. The Association of British Travel Agents said flights and holiday packages are continuing as normal - but Britons are being advised to stay hydrated, apply sun lotion and avoid the sun in the middle of the day.Justine Rush, 53, who is in Corfu, told The Observer:"It's properly hot - too hot to go outside in the day, except when you're in the sea.
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