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Gourmet enthusiasts in Fontana, California broke the Guinness Record for the world's longest pizza on Saturday, with the Margherita measuring a whopping 6,333 feet, or just a hair short of 1.2 miles long. Organised at the city’s Auto Club Speedway, some 20,000 pounds of dough, 15,000 pounds of mozzarella, and two tonnes of tomato sauce were used in the pizza's creation.
The city of Phoenix breaks a 49-year-old record with its 19th consecutive day of temperatures of 43.3 Celsius (110 Fahrenheit) or higher according to weather officials. IMAGES
President of the Popular Party and leader of the opposition in Spain Alberto Nuñez Feijoó votes on Sunday morning in regional and local election. IMAGES
Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sanchez, casts his vote on Sunday morning in the country's regional and local elections. The stakes in the polls are high for Sanchez, whose government could face a test in a year-end general election. Surveys suggest he will lose, heralding a return of the right. IMAGES
Beatriz Flamini, a Spanish elite athlete, finally finds open air after spending 500 days isolated in a cave, with no direct contact with the outside world or natural light. Flamini has been 70 metres below ground in the cave in Los Gauchos, near Motril, since November 2021, left with books, artificial light and cameras to record her experience but no phone or timekeeping instruments, and food provided by a team who left it in a spot in the cave where they would have no contact. IMAGES
As the UK breaches 40C temperature for the first time, people from all over the country descend on the southern city of Brighton, where they sunbathe in the extreme heat and take a dip in the Channel despite temperature warnings issued nationwide. IMAGES
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