The Met Office has revealed when the heatwave is likely to end, bringing some hope of relief as the UK continues to suffer from extreme heat this week. Records for the hottest day in June were broken for three consecutive days this week as temperatures rocketed to 37.3C in Santon Downham, Suffolk, surpassing the high of 36.7C recorded in Merryfield, Somerset, on Thursday. A rare red weather Met Office alert stretching from London up to Oxford, and across towards Canterbury, ended at 9pm on Friday after health services, schools and transportation hubs were drastically impacted. Hospitals declared critical incidents, more than 500 schools closed and passengers were warned not to travel as the “exceptional spell of hot and humid weather” caused chaos. A woman uses a fan as she walks near the Houses of Parliament (Reuters) An amber warning remains in place across the east of England, the Midlands, and parts of the North West, and extends into Saturday for the South East. Met Office chief forecaster Andy Page said that the temperatures would gradually …