andy devine's family _ this memorial? 96 is enough. andy devine's family cared _ this memorial?amily, and that andy devine will always be remembered. portsmouth football club has released three academy players, following an investigation into the alleged use of racially abusive language, in a social media chat group. the club began an inquiry after images allegedly showed some players posting offensive words and images in a private under—18 team chat group, following england's defeat by italy in the euro 2020 final earlier this month. all three players have the right to appeal. the time is coming up to 3:30pm. now it's time for a look at the weather with helen. an amber weather warning has been issued. stormy weather will bear down overnight. seasonably windy weather, concerns if you are under canvas but a lot of people at the beaches at the moment, rough conditions and large waves. at the moment, rough for at the moment, rough the rest of the day, further heavy for the rest of the day, further heavy showers. the odd spot of rain elsewhere, but i think the driest, brightest, war

now, andy devine was just 22 years old when that match took place.died just two days ago in liverpool royal hospital of pneumonia, but when he died the inquest and the coroner was informed, and the coroner has ruled that he was unlawfully killed, although his death happened 32 years after the injury. andre rebello is the coroner. he gave the cause of death as not only pneumonia, which was the actual condition that mr devine had at the end of his life, but also the fact that he had brain and crush injuries from the hillsborough disaster. mr rebello said it was proportionate, reasonable and sufficient for him to adopt the findings of the inquest into the 96 other victims which found that they had been unlawfully killed, and to use those same conditioning, because it had been at the same time, so that he could call mr devine's death and unlawful killing as well. margaret's son, james, died at the game as well. today, she paid tribute to andy devine and she thinks that his name really should be added to the memorial behind me. that is entirely up to the

a coroner concludes that liverpool fan andy devine, who died this week after suffering life—changing hillsborough stadium disaster — is the 97th victim of the tragedy. hello and welcome to bbc news. the impact of climate change is already being felt across the uk — with more rainfall, sunshine and higher temperatures. these are the findings of the state of uk climate report 2020 from the met office. it says that 2020 was the third warmest year since 1884. it was the fifth wettest. six of the ten wettest years have been since 1998. and last year was the eighth sunniest on record. the experts said that, in the space of 30 years, the uk has become 0.9c warmer and 6% wetter. the report's lead author, mike kenton, warns "we are going to see more and more extreme weather such as heatwaves and floods" as the climate continues to warm. our science correspondent rebecca morelle reports. dramatic changes in our skies. in 2020, the uk experienced a year of extremes. from storms in february, which caused chaos across the country, to a summer heatwave, where temperatures sweltered above 3a degree

a coroner concludes that liverpool football fan andy devine — who died this week after suffering life—changing hillsborough stadium disaster — is the 97th victim of the tragedy. hello and welcome to tokyo, where it is now day six of the olympic games. there has been an upset in the athletics, with reigning world pole vault champion, sam kendricks, ruled out of the games after testing positive for covid—19. australia's track and field team briefly isolated as a precaution after coming into contact with him, but have resumed normal activities. meanwhile, more medals have been won in the pool and on the water. team gb canoeist mallory franklin has won the silver medal in the women's single slalom — with matt coward—holley collecting a shooting bronze in the men's trap final. we can now speak to mike bushell in the bbc sports centre. a real shot in the athletics and a devastating blow for sam kendricks. all four news, yes. the kind of news i suppose we had to expect at some point but the timing for the athletics couldn't be worse with the track and field events starting on friday. sam kendricks wo

a coroner concludes that liverpool football fan andy devine, who died this week after suffering life—changingther youngsters offering support. sometimes there was a lot of pain and they were acting normal and then paying and then normal, and they can carry on. the met office says climate change is "already being felt" across the uk, and that 2020 was the third warmest year on record. in its latest report on the state of britain's climate, meteorologists say increased rainfall as well as higher temperatures are now recognisable features of our weather. as well as being the third warmest year on record, 2020 was also the fifth wettest and the eighth sunniest. here's our science correspondent, rebecca morell. dramatic changes in our skies. in 2020, the uk experienced a year of extremes. from storms in february, which caused chaos across the country, to a summer heatwave where temperatures sweltered above 34 degrees for six consecutive days, and rain in october with the uk's wettest day on record. it is all charted in an annual assessment of the climate which found the uk is getting wetter, warme

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