tom o'connor, who has died at the age of 81.e met office says temperatures peaked at 30.2 in cardiff, but if you throw the temperature reached 31.6. northern ireland and scotland both experienced their hottest day of 2021 yesterday. that office says the good weather will continue through the coming week. —— the met office says. not everyone likes it — we know that. let's take a look at the weather forecast with susan. hello. the weekend has brought a lot of sunshine and a lot of warmth to the uk. and the week ahead will continue to do so, at least until the very end of the week. we have seen a bit more cloud pushing into the northern half of the uk, particularly into scotland and northern ireland

station 49, tom o'connor, when i was on the board of supervisors, i remember tom coming to my office and harassing me about the need for changes to station 49. not just rehabbing the existing facility, but the fact it is an absolute need of what our e.m.t.s and paramedics deal with every single day. we're talking about over 90,000 calls a year to respond to people who are in need in san francisco, and the fact is, that's a large volume. but the fact is we know all the work that goes into that. whether it's staffing up with fuel or supplies or resources or what have you, it's a lot of work, and not to mention the shifts and the long hours and the need to have a place to go to just basically sit down for one minute to relax after going through maybe a tough call. this is a long time coming for this city and this department, and i am so excited that we are able to do it right here in the bayview-hunters point community. in particular, what i'm most excited about is not only is this a brand-new facility, but it is seismically safe, so we can feel safe when we are using this particular pl

the presenter and comedian tom o'connor has died in hospital at the age of 81.e in, help yourself, and they had nothing. the liverpudlian found fame on the �*70s talent show opportunity knocks, and went on to star in the comedians, name that tune and crosswits. he'd had parkinson's disease for more than a decade. iam i am pleased to say we can now talk to his daughter now, the olympic gold medallist denise lewis. —— daughter—in—law now. many condolences. he was such a special comedian. what do you think made himself unique? he was a very family friendly comedian, wasn't he? bier? friendly comedian, wasn't he? very much so. friendly comedian, wasn't he? very much so- i— friendly comedian, wasn't he? very much so- iwas— friendly comedian, wasn't he? very much so. i was a _ friendly comedian, wasn't he? very much so. i was a young _ friendly comedian, wasn't he? - much so. i was a young child when i first saw him and so to segue into the family and get to know him as i have done over the last 15 or 16 years has been a blessing. the man you saw on television, the wa

station 49, tom o'connor, when i was on the board of supervisors, i remember tom coming to my office and harassing me about the need for changes to station 49. not just rehabbing the existing facility, but the fact it is an absolute need of what our e.m.t.s and paramedics deal with every single day. we're talking about over 90,000 calls a year to respond to people who are in need in san francisco, and the fact is, that's a large volume. but the fact is we know all the work that goes into that. whether it's staffing up with fuel or supplies or resources or what have you, it's a lot of work, and not to mention the shifts and the long hours and the need to have a place to go to just basically sit down for one minute to relax after going through maybe a tough call. this is a long time coming for this city and this department, and i am so excited that we are able to do it right here in the bayview-hunters point community. in particular, what i'm most excited about is not only is this a brand-new facility, but it is seismically safe, so we can feel safe when we are using this particular pl

tom o'connor, who has died at the age of 81.ou will probably have guessed this already, but to date has been the hottest day of the year so far in england and wales, with temperatures over 30 celsius. these were the scenes at lenglet bay in swansea earlier. the met office says temperatures peaked at 30.2 in cardiff, but if you throw the temperature reached 31.6. northern ireland and scotland both experienced their hottest day of 2021 yesterday. that office says the good weather will continue through the coming week. —— the met office says. not everyone likes it — we know that. let's take a look at the weather forecast with susan. hello. the weekend has brought a lot of sunshine and a lot of warmth to the uk. and the week ahead will continue to do so, at least until the very end of the week. we have seen a bit more cloud pushing into the northern half of the uk, particularly into scotland and northern ireland through sunday, and some cooler air working in here, too. that will mean perhaps a more comfortable night, though, with te

tom o'connor had been living with parkinson's disease for more than a decade.75% increase compared with the average in the previous two years. our education correspondent, elaine dunkley, reports. for naomi and her son, zion, the pandemic has led to some life changing decisions. the first lockdown gave this family in manchester the chance to experience learning at home. they've now decided to formally opt out of school and home educate. last week, we were doing your human rights, so today, who wants to go first and give me one of your human rights? naomi had concerns about the curriculum, and says her son's culture and rastafarian identity was not recognised in school. the teacher even approached me and asked me to cut his hair. they used to send me letters home, three pictures with three boys. all of the boys have got crew cuts, and they told me that this is how his hair is supposed to be. i noticed how isolated he was becoming, and ijust thought, that's not good for his mental health. 0k. marvellous, 0k. naomi has noticed positive changes in zion's confidence

the presenter and comedian tom o'connor has died in hospital at the age of 81.rtunity knocks, and went on to star in the comedians, name that tune and crosswits. he'd had parkinson's disease for more than a decade. in golf, there's a thrilling final day in store at the open, with three men still fighting it out to lift the illustrious claretjug. our sports correspondent, andy swiss, is at royal st george's in sandwich in kent for us now. andy. yes, it is another glorious day for the fans here, and as you say, it could be a pretty dramatic one because this open is still very much up because this open is still very much up for grabs. leading the way is south africa's louis oosthuizen on 12 under par, he has led the tournament pretty much from the start but he now has a slender one—shot lead ahead of america's collin morikawa who has had a debut to remember. also in the mix is jordan spieth, who won the open in 2017. he has had a tricky few years and since then but he is just three shots off the pace. one man who won't be winning though is rory mcilroy. he has had

station 49, tom o'connor, when i was on the board of supervisors, i remember tom coming to my office and harassing me about the need for changes to station 49. not just rehabbing the existing facility, but the fact it is an absolute need of what our e.m.t.s and paramedics deal with every single day. we're talking about over 90,000 calls a year to respond to people who are in need in san francisco, and the fact is, that's a large volume. but the fact is we know all the work that goes into that. whether it's staffing up with fuel or supplies or resources or what have you, it's a lot of work, and not to mention the shifts and the long hours and the need to have a place to go to just basically sit down for one minute to relax after going through maybe a tough call. this is a long time coming for this city and this department, and i am so excited that we are able to do it right here in the bayview-hunters point community. in particular, what i'm most excited about is not only is this a brand-new facility, but it is seismically safe, so we can feel safe when we are using this particular pl

station 49, tom o'connor, when i was on the board of supervisors, i remember tom coming to my officed harassing me about the need for changes to station 49. not just rehabbing the existing facility, but the fact it is an absolute need of what our e.m.t.s and paramedics deal with every single day. we're talking about over 90,000 calls a year to respond to people who are in need in san francisco, and the fact is, that's a large volume. but the fact is we know all the work that goes into that. whether it's staffing up with fuel or supplies or resources or what have you, it's a lot of work, and not to mention the shifts and the long hours and the need to have a place to go to just basically sit down for one minute to relax after going through maybe a tough call. this is a long time coming for this city and this department, and i am so excited that we are able to do it right here in the bayview-hunters point community. in particular, what i'm most excited about is not only is this a brand-new facility, but it is seismically safe, so we can feel safe when we are using this particular place

station 49, tom o'connor, when i was on the board of supervisors, i remember tom coming to my officeng me about the need for changes to station 49. not just rehabbing the existing facility, but the fact it is an absolute need of what our e.m.t.s and paramedics deal with every single day. we're talking about over 90,000 calls a year to respond to people who are in need in san francisco, and the fact is, that's a large volume. but the fact is we know all the work that goes into that. whether it's staffing up with fuel or supplies or resources or what have you, it's a lot of work, and not to mention the shifts and the long hours and the need to have a place to go to just basically sit down for one minute to relax after going through maybe a tough call. this is a long time coming for this city and this department, and i am so excited that we are able to do it right here in the bayview-hunters point community. in particular, what i'm most excited about is not only is this a brand-new facility, but it is seismically safe, so we can feel safe when we are using this particular place. thanks

station 49, tom o'connor, when i was on the board of supervisors, i remember tom coming to my officethe need for changes to station 49. not just rehabbing the existing facility, but the fact it is an absolute need of what our e.m.t.s and paramedics deal with every single day. we're talking about over 90,000 calls a year to respond to people who are in need in san francisco, and the fact is, that's a large volume. but the fact is we know all the work that goes into that. whether it's staffing up with fuel or supplies or resources or what have you, it's a lot of work, and not to mention the shifts and the long hours and the need to have a place to go to just basically sit down for one minute to relax after going through maybe a tough call. this is a long time coming for this city and this department, and i am so excited that we are able to do it right here in the bayview-hunters point community. in particular, what i'm most excited about is not only is this a brand-new facility, but it is seismically safe, so we can feel safe when we are using this particular place. thanks to the voter

lee also paying tribute tom o'connor. he died yesterday, a very popularfigure on tv.d of year. thejoint committee on vaccination and immunisation is expected to announce its recommendation on vaccinating kids later today. lewis hamilton also on the front page of the telegraph, and sally has a bumper day of sport. and we have mark cavendish coming this morning live on the programme at 8.30. and we have linda bauld life with us this morning. you are here this morning to take a look at some of the papers as well.— the papers as well. very interesting, _ the papers as well. very interesting, we - the papers as well. very interesting, we are - the papers as well. very interesting, we are all. the papers as well. - interesting, we are all interested interesting, we are all interested in what the public think at the moment, you can see that people are still really cautious. a public opinion poll in the times from yugo, essentially telling us that fewer than a third of people will be going to party with lots of people. —— from yougov. about 20% of young people would feel comf