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and you may recognise a new royal couple in albert square tonight!bs but dry with good spells of sunshine and today and tomorrow, calmer days than we've seen recently and we generally stay dry right the way through the day with a bit of fairweather cloud here and there and temperatures into the low 20s celsius. warmer than we have seen. 22, 72 in fahrenheit. overnight we are dry, clear and calm and cool again in some of the suburbs into tomorrow morning and perhaps the odd mist patch, but tomorrow will be another dry and settled day for you. however, it is not so straightforward for the full way through thisjubilee bank holiday weekend because on saturday into sunday we will see an area of low pressure pushing in from the south and that will bring us an increased risk of seeing some showers coming through, especially through the second half of saturday and it looks like the first part of sunday. they are scattered, but if you catch a shower, it could be heavy and thundery. i'm back in half an hour. now though it's back to naga at buckingham palace an

squares, 150,000 hectares are being treated. already passed reagents save not only from ticks, but also from mosquitoes, and drones are used for spraying this summer for the first time, report by albertere will be drones. at first, they didn’t understand at all what it was, and then, as they understood it, well, it’s generally cool that we have such technologies. we are just in shock drones are equipped with containers for chemicals and diffusers in the city, nowhere more effective than manual sprayers will go along the edge in places in manual mode will go to places where e mosquitoes lay their e, causes liquid absolutely safe for people with the onset of bloodsucking actively fighting in the crimea only here the goal is not mosquitoes, and ticks are the consequences of bites, which can be much more serious, even fatal . these are insecticides. basically. they are sent to the trails of insects in these backpacks deadly for mites, the core sprays it by hand and only at night when no one is around . first of all, caricidal treatment is carried out in the city limits by us, treated about 70 hectares. uh, the eightieth park areas of our capital will be checked for the quality of process