Heather Ferguson, professor of infectious disease ecology at Glasgow University, said several mosquito species native the UK were "known to be capable for transmitting the virus", but do not do so at present because the conditions, such as temperature, "are not favourable".
Trump met with dissenting Republicans on Capitol Hill on Tuesday, and members of the hard-line House Freedom Caucus were reportedly set to visit the White House on Wednesday.Reports suggest, though, Trump has been unable to convince all the holdouts.
He has said that if a Republican lawmaker opposed the bill, they "wouldn't be a Republican much longer".The bill was narrowly approved by the House budget committee on Sunday night, giving House Speaker Mike Johnson a rare win. But it had failed on the committee's first vote, with Republican hold-outs concerned about spending and national debt.The Senate must also pass the legislation and Republicans there are working on their own tweaks.
Let's take a look at where disagreements lie.The bill combines an extension of tax cuts passed in 2017 with other tax measures and spending cuts.
Trump and his congressional allies are trying to satisfy both budget hawks who want deeper spending cuts and Republicans who want tax reductions but worry about the effects of cutting some programmes.
That has led to one of the biggest questions: How much spending to slash?. "This is really impacting the ability of people to continue to earn their livelihoods," Ms Sachar says.
She says that there are a number of low-tech ways to keep buildings cool, such as designing for air flow.For outdoor workers, even a 20-minute break from the heat and humidity, such as in
, can make a difference.But beyond this, active cooling will become increasingly critical as temperatures continue to rise due to climate change.