Still, at least we won't have hundreds of thousands of acres of farmland, cereal crops, woodland and heathland on fire, eh? We won't have elderly & infirm people dying from heat exhaustion. We won't have a blistering drought, when the streams and aquifers run dry and the farmers can't water their crops which shrivel up in the fields. We won't have ponds, lakes and reservoirs drying up and millions of fish and invertebrates dying.
And if the planet gets hot enough to melt the polar ice shelves any more than they are already, the gulf stream will be diverted south and the UK will get Siberian winters as well as Saharan summers, tropical storms, devastating floods and unstoppable coastal erosion.
The British Isles are supposed to have a temperate maritime climate. All our trees, wildlife, the crops we grow, our infrastructure of roads and rail, housing, offices and factories, gardens, everything is based on that type of climate. We are not geared up for even minor climate change. It is a catastrophe waiting to happen and still people go "Yay!! Bring it on!!". Twits.