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there is currently no approved vaccine for the sudan strain here, police are continuing to question at a school in sheffield. stabbed this year. they came to leave messages for a boy who was stabbed to death here. the enormity of what's happened proving too much for some. others who knew him can barely comprehend the death of a friend. a sound lad, anyway. always joyful in games and that. the victim has been named

locally as harvey willgoose. saying her heart is broken into a million pieces. were called to reports of a stabbing inside the school. the area was soon sealed off by police. anxiously at the cordons, waiting for their children to be let out. at 12:17pm, emergency services were called to the victim suffered serious injuries and,

and so my first thoughts, as prime minister and as a father, are with the family. between two students. they say the situation was resolved and no injuries were reported. all saints school is now a crime scene. it will not be opening today. danny savage, bbc news, sheffield.

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eventually turn colder. but in the short term for tuesday, we are going to see some wet weather that will be moving its way eastwards through the day in association with 30—60mm of rain could fall, which could give rise to some flooding and some disruption. central and eastern parts of england, seeing some spells of sunshine through the morning. some outbreaks of mostly light and patchy rain will arrive here through the second half of the afternoon. a fairly windy day, nothing exceptional, going to be mild —

temperatures of around 10—11 degrees in many locations. through the evening. pretty chilly start to wednesday morning, but a relatively bright start. many places will see a lot of sunshine through the day. now, this area of high pressure is responsible and with that, well,

just the chance but certainly we are going to see temperatures dropping away through the end of the week and into the weekend. could be one or two showers. in temperatures for where you are by logging on to the bbc weather app.

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