Jon Henley is a writer at The Guardian, based in Paris, focusing on a diverse range of topics including finance, cybersecurity, and agriculture. His work often explores themes of regional interest and world news, particularly in relation to North America and Latin America. Jon's insights and articles have been featured in various outlets such as the Society of Environmental Journalists, AOL UK, and The Irish Times.
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Parts of Spain could also see the mercury climb to 40C by the end of the week
Extreme heat settles upon western Europe, with values in Spain set to reach 40 degrees
The French government has said seven people have died in an extreme early-summer heat event hitting a swathe of western Europe, as France and the
By: Jon Henley
Unless the mainstream gets its act together, next year’s election looks likely to hand the keys of the Élysée to the far right
By: Jon Henley, Sam Jones
The UN climate chief has said an extreme early heat event sweeping parts of western Europe was “a brutal reminder of the spiralling impacts of the
By: Jon Henley, Senay Boztas
The Netherlands has the highest number of young people in education and employment in the EU
Sweden's public health agency has urged parents to declare parts of the home phone-free and to put their mobile away when they are spending time
By: Jon Henley
Adults who 'create good screen habits for themselves' would influence children's habits, says agency as guidelines published
By: Jon Henley
Denmark's new government is preparing to formally present its political programme after Mette Frederiksen negotiated a third consecutive term as
By: Jon Henley
Denmark's new left-leaning government has pledged to keep pushing back against US pressure over Greenland and address the cost of living crisis, with
