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its part of the euonymus family and do not suffer mutch from desease it might be that it has been that dry and hot at the same time
I've had several instances of this type of 'partial death' in Yorkshire. Not as serious as your picture, my cases had a few/several branches just dying back. I assumed it was wind burn and cut back the dead stems. Not pretty but all plants survived and just needed pruning back to regain shape.
I guess it's the prolonged, hot dry weather we have had recently. I would cut it back to green shoots, apply some feed to the base and water deeply. If possible put some garden compost around the base.