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In England there were 185.8 hours of sunshine in March, the Met Office says, the country recorded its sixth driest March and Wales its fourth driest since records began in 1836.

There were 185.8 hours of sunshine in March, the Met Office says, while England recorded its sixth driest March and Wales its fourth driest since records began in 1836.

March was an incredibly dry month across the UK with England and Wales experiencing their driest March conditions since at least 1961.

Species are declining most severely in the US Southwest, one of the hottest and driest regions, researchers say.

The region endured one of its driest starts to the rainy season in recorded history, which helped fuel one of the most destructive fire seasons ever.