Southern Europe is bracing for a second heat storm in a week, The Guardian reports, with fears that temperature records could be broken.

“Southern Europe is bracing for a second heat storm in a week”, reports Monday’s Guardian. Its lead story says temperature records could be broken on Tuesday, and quotes the European Space Agency as saying the coming week could bring “the hottest temperatures ever recorded in Europe” in a heatwave “named Charon after the Greek mythological boatman who ferries souls to the underworld”.

The front page features a large image of Carlos Alcaraz – who beat Novak Djokovic to win the Wimbledon title.