Satellite imagery shows the toll taken on the UK landscape from this year's long hot summer. BBC Verify analysis of satellite data shows where in the UK has been most affected by heatwaves and a lack of rain. We can see parts of the country are suffering from "vegetation stress" where the development and growth of plants, grass and crops can be severely affected. Experts have said the combination of next-to-no rainfall and prolonged hot weather is likely to cause significant issues for the farming industry and have an impact on agriculture and food supplies. Scientists also warn the UK is facing a growing risk of water shortages in the decades ahead, driven by human-caused climate change and increased demand.