Newspaper headlines: 'Global boiling' and 'Harry hacking claim thrown out'
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Many front pages say the world has entered the age of "global boiling", as the wildfires continue to burn in Rhodes, Greece
'Global boiling' and 'Harry hacking claim thrown out'
Several front pages reflect the UN chief's warning that the world is entering the era of "global boiling".
The i highlights worries that the Earth is facing a "terrifying" new phase, external, with wildfires raging across Europe.
Metro calls it the "burning issue", external. It carries a photo of flames engulfing a hillside in Rhodes.
The Daily Telegraph reports that Sir Tony Blair is cautioning, external against asking the public to carry the burden of tackling climate change.
The former prime minister has told a magazine that Britain should play its part, but its efforts alone can't solve global warming.
The Daily Mirror leads on what it says is the "environmental disaster", external of British "throwaway fashion".
It pictures children playing on a beach among rotting clothes in Ghana, where they've been dumped.
The Times reports that up to 2,000 migrants are be housed in marquees, external, on disused military sites, over the summer.
The paper says the Home Office has procured the tents in the past few days.
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