Temperatures will rise gradually this week and could peak at 21C on Thursday in the south of England, the Met Office said.

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Temperatures this week are set to stay in the mid to high teens, said the Met Office, with 20C forecast for Thursday.

C, which may even climb to 20C by Thursday, with the south east of the UK expected to enjoy the best of the sunshine.

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