Multiple outlets report concerns that hot weather is leaving some people in the UK unable to cool their homes, with Citizens Advice warning that millions may be “trapped in homes they can’t cool.” According to the coverage, some residents respond to overheating by changing where they sleep, including sleeping in kitchens, described as “heat trap” spaces within houses that retain warmth. The reports link the issue to housing conditions and high temperatures, suggesting that poor ventilation and limited cooling options can make indoor heat difficult to manage. Citizens Advice is cited as highlighting the scale of the problem and drawing attention to the risks of staying in overheated environments. The articles present the issue as both a comfort and safety concern, and they emphasize the need for support for households that struggle to regulate indoor temperatures during periods of extreme heat. Neither report suggests a single cause or specific location, but both focus on the same theme: vulnerable residents facing difficulty staying cool at home during hot weather.