Amanda Holden went braless in a plunging dress as she stepped out in the scorching heatwave in London’s Leicester Square on Wednesday.
The TV star, 55, led the stars sizzling in the scorching temperatures after departing Global Radio studios.
Britain is bracing for what could be its ‘hottest ever day’ this week, as a blistering ‘heat dome’ pushes temperatures towards 40C amid dire health warnings, travel chaos and widespread disruption.
Amanda failed to let the deadly weather warnings ruin her style as she stunned in a summery dress and high-heels.
Across the street, Hannah Waddingham embraced the hot weather as she lapped up the sunshine at the Ride Or Die photocall in Trafalgar Square.
The actress looked incredible in a denim co-ord while posing next to co-stars Octavia Spencer and Bill Nighy.
Amanda Holden went braless in a plunging dress as she stepped out in the scorching heatwave in London on Wednesday
The TV star, 55, led the stars sizzling in the scorching temperatures after departing Global Radio studios
Amanda failed to let the deadly weather warnings ruin her style as she stunned in a summery dress and high-heels
Across the street, Hannah Waddingham embraced the hot weather as she lapped up the sunshine at the Ride Or Die photocall
Britain is bracing for what could be its ‘hottest ever day’ this week, as a blistering ‘heat dome’ pushes temperatures towards 40C amid dire health warnings, travel chaos and disruption
The actress looked incredible in a denim co-ord while posing next to co-stars Octavia Spencer and Bill Nighy
Her latest role sees her star beside Octavia Spencer in the action adventure comedy series Ride Or Die
Her latest role sees her star beside Octavia Spencer in the action adventure comedy series Ride Or Die.
Playing best friends Judith Burton and Debbie Claybourne, the pair think they know everything about each other, until Judith (Hannah) is revealed to be an international assassin.
The IMDB synopsis reads: ‘Two best friends, Judith and Debbie, discover Judith is secretly an assassin.
‘After a hit goes wrong, they go on the run while being targeted by a mysterious enemy, forcing them to confront the secrets between them.’
A rare red extreme heat warning covering London, parts of the Midlands, and south-east Wales came into force this morning for just the second time.
The Met Office has since extended it by three hours until 11.59pm on Thursday and to other southern areas across Dorset, Hampshire and Sussex.
An amber extreme heat warning has also been issued for Friday, which covers eastern and central England, and Saturday for parts of eastern England.
Alongside the warmth, there is also a chance of thunderstorms with a yellow warning in place for Thursday evening in south-west England.
The forecaster has predicted temperatures could reach 40C this week and said that the exceptional conditions pose a risk to life not just for vulnerable people, but across the wider population.
Britain’s highest temperature on record is 40.3C which was set in Coningsby in July 2022.
In an ominous warning, forecasters have said they expect the 50-year June temperature record of 35.6C to get ‘absolutely smashed’.
Some parts of Britain experienced overnight temperatures of above 20C, resulting in so-called tropical nights.
Workers appear to have heeded the advice to stay at home, with the number of people travelling into the City of London down by 12 per cent at 9am compared to this time last week.
According to O2 Motion’s anonymised data, people travelling to King’s Cross was down 11 per cent, and the number had fallen by 7 per cent in Westminster during the same period.
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