telegraph said respectfully it will not happen without unionist consent having lived in belfast for 76 years to call for united ireland we don't lead toward terrorism some then went off to actually watch our show i wrote back to say i watched your show last night i will confess i find nothing in the content that would be offensive to my unionist position i therefore offer you a sincere apology for a premature judgment. and he goes on to say i suggest you sue the belfast telegraph lol we won't be seeing about half but we hope you continue to watch the show some thanks so much for writing teddy says great show well done ireland's flourishing and the wider world under spec to dispel this too could be scotland sigh fairness says that was excellent interesting as always to listen to the case on alex i'm unsure says bertie crushed the a corner me an island into size and did nothing to it christopher response we could i.q. the globalist banking elite was to blame for the financial crash that pretty much affected every soul on earth and finally we hear from allison who says always a delight

toyota prius this happened sometime around midnight at the intersection of south capitol avenue and belfast drive and you can see in there how it all happened. totals for parked cars have been damaged from this prius silver lexus still on scene as i showed you a gmc and an infinity minivan probably totaling a few of them hard to say we know that the driver

and belfast more generally to clap him on and to give him a send off.m just wondering what many people in ireland would make of a leader who wants to lead the country, who also thinks it's entirely acceptable to go to the funeral and laud and ira man, who many see as having the blood of dozens of people on his hands. well, i'm not sure that people see that. i would challenge you on that. but i would also say to you that the entire logic of the irish peace process was to create a forum and a platform for inclusive politics, and that means everybody being involved in a political route, and that includes former combatants, republican, loyalist and unionist, and state actors by the way. so, the fact that somebody like bobby storey was involved in politics and a political programme, i would suggest to you is the measure of the success of our peace process and nothing else. i asked you if you were really coming clean about your relationship with the ira in sinn fein right now. you said you were. what do you make of the fact that the irish police chief appears

really soggy there in belfast. before it clears away. so monday, for many of us, will not feel like july at all — in fact, the rain will be quite heavy, broadly speaking, across the sort of central section of the uk. to the south of that, we've got strong winds along some of the coasts. it could be gusting up to around 40, maybe even 50 miles an hour in some isolated locations. 21 degrees — so below parfor the time of the year in the southeast. in the north, around 15. but the end of the day actually shouldn't be too bad at all on monday, for example, in belfast, glasgow or even cardiff. tuesday, we're expecting this smaller area of high pressure to move over us. that means that the weather will calm down. there'll be sunshine around. but look at this. the winds are coming in out of the northwest — that's quite a cool source, so the temperatures aren't going to be spectacular. we're talking around 13 in stornoway — barely 13 there — 16 in belfast and, again, below average across the south of the country. but talkin

telegraph said respectfully it will not happen without unionist consent having lived in belfast for 76 years to call for united ireland we don't lead toward ted it is them sound then went off to actually watch our show i'm not back to say i watched your show last night i will confess i find nothing in the content that would be offensive to my unionist position i therefore offer you a sincere apology for a premature judgment. and he goes on to say i suggest you sue the.

phone people by the way that the people of west belfast ——not that the people of west belfast — — notjustnd they loved him. that's it. i'm just wondering what many people in ireland would make of a leader wa nts to ireland would make of a leader wants to leave the country also thinks it's entirely acceptable to go to the funeral and lord andi to go to the funeral and lord and i are a man who many see as having the blood of dozens of people on his hands —— laud. the entire logic of the irish p —— makepeace process is to create inclusive politics, and that means everybody being involved in a political route, and that includes republican, loyalists and unionists. and state actors by the way. the fa ct state actors by the way. the fact that somebody like bobby was involved in politics and in political programme, i would suggest is the measure of the success of our peace process and nothing else. i asked you if you are coming clean with your relationship with the ira in sinn fein right now. you said you were. what do you make of the fact the irish police chief appears to believe that actually

northern ireland brightening up, 20 degrees in belfast.ntral and southern portions of scotland. to the north of scotland though we will hold on spells of sunshine through the rest of the day. as we head through this evening and tonight we keep a supply of cloud rolling in from the atlantic and some slightly heavier bursts of rain returning into northern ireland, perhaps north west england, north west wales by the end of the night. with all of that cloud around it is not going to be a cold night, in fa ct not going to be a cold night, in fact for belfast and liverpool temperatures will get no lower than 15 degrees. tomorrow again a lot of cloud across many parts of the uk, the wettest weather moving away from northern ireland into northern england and southern scotland. cloudy across east anglia and the south—east so cool as a consequence. for scotland and northern ireland i'm hopeful things will brighten up a little bit as we head towards the end of the day. as we move out of thursday into friday this big area of high pressure centred acro

chris page, bbc news, belfast.now allowed to travel more than five miles from their home, and stay in self—contained holiday accommodation like cottages and caravans. it's come as welcome news to people who work in the industry — and for anyone hoping for a staycation this summer. our scotland correspondent lorna gordon has been meeting some of them. the breathtaking beauty never went away during lockdown, even while the visitors did. loch lomond and the trossachs national park is one of the most popular tourist destinations in scotland. in normal times, four million people travel here every year. from today, some of them can stay again. self catering is leading the way in being allowed to open back up. fiona campbell owns two holiday cottages in the national park, and has spent the last few days getting them ready. there was a massive spike of interest as soon as it was made aware that people could open slightly earlier. people are desperate to go away. they're desperate to enjoy the wide open countryside, the bea

really soggy there in belfast.day. it'll take time before it clears away. so monday, for many of us, will not feel like july at all — in fact, the rain will be quite heavy, broadly speaking, across the sort of central section of the uk. to the south of that, we've got strong winds along some of the coasts. it could be gusting up to around 40, maybe even 50 miles an hour in some isolated locations. 21 degrees — so below parfor the time of the year in the southeast. in the north, around 15. but the end of the day actually shouldn't be too bad at all on monday, for example, in belfast, glasgow or even cardiff. tuesday, we're expecting this smaller area of high pressure to move over us. that means that the weather will calm down. there'll be sunshine around. but look at this. the winds are coming in out of the northwest — that's quite a cool source, so the temperatures aren't going to be spectacular. we're talking around 13 in stornoway — barely 13 there — 16 in belfast and, again, below average across the south of the

belfast is in for some rain certainly by mid—morning.e uk that will turn grey and wet at times. so, northern wales, merseyside, certainly lancashire into the lakes, not particularly pleasant, and that rain will spread into yorkshire too. but either side of that, actually, the weather isn't looking too bad at all. some sunshine there in scotland and in the south of the country as well. but then, that weather front, that sort of conveyor belt is going to sink further southwards. so it's more southern parts of the country that gets the cloud and the outbreaks of rain on wednesday, whereas areas to the north will turn a little bit brighter. so, liverpool, perhaps some sunshine there come wednesday and 18 degrees. now, it's still with us on thursday, the remnants of it. still cloud and some outbreaks of rain across the south. probably from liverpool northwards, the weather is looking better. some sunshine in belfast there on thursday, not a bad day, but cool, 16 degrees. this is air from the north atlantic. all that warmth is still way to the

in fact, some of this rain will hang around through most of the day, so in belfast, you'll need yourw sunny spells. 0n the whole, not a bad day, i guess — particularly i think on the south coast, where the brighter spells could be a little more lengthy. so this is what it looks like on wednesday. i think wednesday could be actually quite an overcast day across the uk with bits and pieces of rain or drizzle. so, grey for some of us, disappointing temperatures. whether you're in the north or the south, it'll be more or less the same, around 17 to 19 degrees. i mentioned that high pressure and the good weather. it is very slowly — at a glacial pace — building in towards the uk. and on thursday, low pressure to the north, high pressure to the south. so, where we're closer to the low pressure, you've got cloud and increasing breeze and some spots of rain there in the western isles, but in the south, that high is trying to build in, push the clouds away. so i think on thursday, it'll start to turn a little bit brighter. and you can see those temperatures are recovering, up to around 20 deg

in fact, some of this rain will hang around through most of the day, so in belfast, you'll need your few sunny spells. on the whole, not a bad day, i guess — particularly i think on the south coast, where the brighter spells could be a little more lengthy. so this is what it looks like on wednesday. i think wednesday could be actually quite an overcast day across the uk, with bits and pieces of rain or drizzle. so, grey for some of us, disappointing temperatures. whether you're in the north or the south, it'll be more or less the same, around 17 to 19 degrees. i mentioned that high pressure and the good weather. it is very slowly — at a glacial pace — building in towards the uk. and on thursday, low pressure to the north, high pressure to the south. where we're closer to the low pressure, you've got cloud and increasing breeze and some spots of rain there in the western isles, but in the south, that high is trying to build in, push the clouds away. so i think on thursday, it‘ ll start to turn a little bit brighter. and you can see those temperatures are recovering, up to around 20 de

belfast is in for some rain certainly by mid—morning.ey and wet at times. so northern wales, merseyside, certainly lancashire into the lakes, not particularly pleasant, and that rain will spread into yorkshire too. either side of that, actually, the weather isn't too bad at all. some sunshine there in scotland and in the south of the country as well. but then, that weather front, that sort of conveyor belt is going to sink further southwards. so it's more southern parts of the country that gets the cloud and outbreaks of rain on wednesday — whereas areas to the north, will turn a little bit brighter. so, liverpool, perhaps some sunshine there come wednesday and 18 degrees. now, it's still with us on thursday, the remnants of it. still cloud and some outbreaks of rain across the south, probably from liverpool northwards, the weather is looking better. some sunshine in belfast there on thursday, not a bad day, but cool, 16 degrees, this is airfrom the north atlantic. all of that warmth is still way to the south where it's heating up across

e-mails and messages in response to last week show which featured in the belfast telegraph little to piece about alex's interview of bertie ahern the son who read the piece in a belfast telegraph said respectfully it will not happen without unionist consent having lived in belfast for 76 years to call for united ireland no we don't need a war to terrorism sound then went off to actually watch our show i wrote back to say i watched your show last night i will confess i find nothing in the content that would be offensive to my unionist position i therefore offer you a sincere apology for premature judgement thank you sam so kind he goes on to say i suggest you sue the belfast telegraph lol or you won't be saying about the telegraph but we hope you continue to watch the show some thanks so much for writing teddy says great show well done ireland flourishing and the wider world under spec to dispel this too could be scotland so i fear no says that was excellent interesting as always to listen to the guests on alex i mean sure says bertie crashed the economy and ireland in 2000 and nothin

some sunshine in belfast there on thursday, not a bad day, but cool, 16 degrees, this is air from then and portugal and france. we're in the cool air right now. now, this is the outlook for the next few days. that warmer air from the southern clines willjust be about reaching us, but we will have to wait, i think, until the weekend. this is bbc world news, the headlines. more details have been published of the powers given to hong kong police under beijing's new security law. these include the right to search people's homes without a warrant, restrict suspects' movements, and force internet service providers to remove information. doctors in some american states are warning that their hospitals just won't cope with the soaring number of coronavirus infections. texas, florida and arizona are just a few of the latest covid—19 hotspots, after fourth ofjuly celebrations. ghislaine maxwell, who's been charged with helping the convicted paedophilejeffrey epstein to groom underage girls for sex, has been moved to a jail in new york. she'll appear in court later this week. she has previously

belfast is in for some rain certainly by mid—morning. the lakes, not particularly pleasant, and that rain will spread into yorkshire too. but either side of that, actually, the weather isn‘t looking too bad at all. some sunshine there in scotland and in the south of the country as well. but then, that weather front, that sort of conveyor belt is going to sink further southwards. so it‘s more southern parts of the country that gets the cloud and the outbreaks of rain on wednesday, whereas areas to the north will turn a little bit brighter. so, liverpool, perhaps some sunshine there come wednesday and 18 degrees. now, it‘s still with us on thursday, the remnants of it. still cloud and some outbreaks of rain across the south. probably from liverpool northwards, the weather is looking better. some sunshine in belfast there on thursday, not a bad day, but cool, 16 degrees. this is air from the north atlantic. all that warmth is still way to the south where it‘s heating up across spain, portugal and france. we‘re in the cool air right now. now

belfast is in for some rain certainly by mid—morning.nd wet at times. so northern wales, merseyside, certainly lancashire into the lakes, not particularly pleasant, and that rain will spread into yorkshire too. either side of that, actually, the weather isn't too bad at all. some sunshine there in scotland and in the south of the country as well. but then, that weather front, that sort of conveyor belt is going to sink further southwards. so it's more southern parts of the country that gets the cloud and outbreaks of rain on wednesday — whereas areas to the north, will turn a little bit brighter. so, liverpool, perhaps some sunshine there come wednesday and 18 degrees. now, it's still with us on thursday, the remnants of it. still cloud and some outbreaks of rain across the south, probably from liverpool northwards, the weather is looking better. some sunshine in belfast there on thursday, not a bad day, but cool, 16 degrees, this is airfrom the north atlantic. all of that warmth is still way to the south where it's heating up across spa

belfast is in for some rain certainly by mid—morning.nd wet at times. so northern wales, merseyside, certainly lancashire into the lakes, not particularly pleasant, and that rain will spread into yorkshire too. either side of that, actually, the weather isn't too bad at all. some sunshine there in scotland and in the south of the country as well. but then, that weather front, that sort of conveyor belt is going to sink further southwards. so it's more southern parts of the country that gets the cloud and outbreaks of rain on wednesday — whereas areas to the north, will turn a little bit brighter. so, liverpool, perhaps some sunshine there come wednesday and 18 degrees. now, it's still with us on thursday, the remnants of it. still cloud and some outbreaks of rain across the south, probably from liverpool northwards, the weather is looking better. some sunshine in belfast there on thursday, not a bad day, but cool, 16 degrees, this is airfrom the north atlantic. all of that warmth is still way to the south where it's heating up across spa

in fact, some of this rain will hang around through most of the day, so in belfast, you'll need your could be a little more lengthy. so this is what it looks like on wednesday. i think wednesday could be actually quite an overcast day across the uk, with bits and pieces of rain or drizzle. so, grey for some of us, disappointing temperatures. i mentioned that high pressure and the good weather. it is very slowly — at a glacial pace — building in towards the uk. and on thursday, low pressure to the north, high pressure to the south. where we're closer to the low pressure, you've got cloud and increasing breeze and some spots of rain there in the western isles, but in the south, that high is trying to build in, push the clouds away. so i think on thursday, it‘ ll start to turn a little bit brighter. and you can see those temperatures are recovering, up to around 20 degrees there in belfast and also the northeast of england. and then friday and the weekend, watch these warm colours, these oranges, spread. that's the warmer air coming in from the south, so the thinking is that friday and

in fact, some of this rain will hang around through most of the day, so in belfast, you'll need your sunny spells. 0n the whole, not a bad day, i guess — particularly i think on the south coast, where the brighter spells could be a little more lengthy. so this is what it looks like on wednesday. i think wednesday could be actually quite an overcast day across the uk, with bits and pieces of rain or drizzle. so, grey for some of us, disappointing temperatures. whether you're in the north or the south, it'll be more or less the same, around 17 to 19 degrees. i mentioned that high pressure and the good weather. it is very slowly — at a glacial pace — building in towards the uk. and on thursday, low pressure to the north, high pressure to the south. where we're closer to the low pressure, you've got cloud of rain there in the western isles, but in the south, that high is trying to build in, push the clouds away. so i think on thursday, it‘ ll start to turn a little bit brighter. and you can see those temperatures are recovering, up to around 20 degrees there in belfast and also the north

chris is in belfast for us.orthern ireland is becoming one of the first places in the uk to allow pubs, catheters, and hotels, the tourist industry to open. you have pubs like ones across the road saying they are back, this one reopening as of 12 noon today —— pubs, cafe is and hotels. there are rules attached. firstly, if you want to sit indoors, you will have to order a meal. you can only drink alcohol on its own if you like if there is an outdoor seating area. pub landlords will certainly be hoping that the weather improves a bit as the day goes on. also, entertainment in bars, the likes of music, live football matches on a screen, that is all being discouraged. all in the spirit of keeping social distancing. the requirements for the hospitality industry has been cut from two metres to one metre and if they can put in place measures to reduce the risk, for example making sure ventilation is good in indoor spaces. they stress it is an if. the wider business sector welcoming the fa ct wider business sector welc

belfast is in for some rain certainly by mid—morning.urn grey and wet at times. so northern wales, merseyside, certainly lancashire into the lakes, not particularly pleasant, and that rain will spread into yorkshire too. either side of that, actually, the weather isn't too bad at all. some sunshine there in scotland and in the south of the country as well. but then, that weather front, that sort of conveyor belt is going to sink further southwards. so it's more southern parts of the country that gets the cloud and outbreaks of rain on wednesday — whereas areas to the north, will turn a little bit brighter. so, liverpool, perhaps some sunshine there come wednesday and 18 degrees. now, it's still with us on thursday, the remnants of it. still cloud and some outbreaks of rain across the south, probably from liverpool northwards, the weather is looking better. some sunshine in belfast there on thursday, not a bad day, but cool, 16 degrees, this is airfrom the north atlantic. all of that warmth is still way to the south where it's heating up

in fact, some of this rain will hang around through most of the day, so in belfast, you'll need yourn the whole, not a bad day, i guess — particularly i think on the south coast, where the brighter spells could be a little more lengthy. so this is what it looks like on wednesday. i think wednesday could be actually quite an overcast day across the uk with bits and pieces of rain or drizzle. so, grey for some of us, disappointing temperatures. whether you're in the north or the south, it'll be more or less the same, around 17 to 19 degrees. i mentioned that high pressure and the good weather. it is very slowly — at a glacial pace — building in towards the uk. and on thursday, low pressure to the north, high pressure to the south. so, where we're closer to the low pressure, you've got cloud and increasing breeze and some spots of rain there in the western isles, but in the south, that high is trying to build in, push the clouds away. so i think on thursday, it'll start to turn a little bit brighter. and you can see those temperatures are recovering, up to around 20 degrees there in bel

correspondent alexandra mackenzie in fife, but first to our our ireland correspondent chris page in belfasterms of relaxing the lockdown here in northern ireland, businesses that involve close contact with customers, they have opened their doors again, so places like the statue parlour in south belfast back in business, also beauticians, reflexolog ists, in business, also beauticians, reflexologists, massage therapists, all while back customers with strict social distancing, new hygiene measures, perspex screens, hand sanitising stations, this is very much the new rules that people are working within. but northern ireland is ahead of the rest of the uk in allowing places like this to open. some other restrictions being eased, for example the rules on hospital visits are being relaxed, also visits are being relaxed, also visits to care homes are being allowed again, so something that will be welcomed by many families in this part of the uk. now, the levels of the virus here have been very low for the last few weeks, the average number of new cases a day has been in single figures. also, the

in fact, some of this rain will hang around through most of the day, so in belfast, you'll need your sunny spells. on the whole, not a bad day, i guess — particularly i think on the south coast, where the brighter spells could be a little more lengthy. so this is what it looks like on wednesday. i think wednesday could be actually quite an overcast day across the uk, with bits and pieces of rain or drizzle. so, grey for some of us, disappointing temperatures. whether you're in the north or the south, it'll be more or less the same, around 17 to 19 degrees. i mentioned that high pressure and the good weather. it is very slowly — at a glacial pace — building in towards the uk. and on thursday, low pressure to the north, high pressure to the south. where we're closer to the low pressure, you've got cloud and increasing breeze and some spots of rain there in the western isles, but in the south, that high is trying to build in, push the clouds away. so i think on thursday, it‘ ll start to turn a little bit brighter. and you can see those temperatures are recovering, up to around 20 degree

i suspect even some sunshine as possible in belfast as well, but i think most of the array will go intow, temperatures might creep up again in the south of the country up, up to around 24 degrees. towards the end of the week, this is the pressure pattern in isobars. not really much going on with the weather, so probably not going to be an awful lot of change in the weather across, at least, much of the country as we go through the rest of the week. on the whole, particularly further south, it will be bright and relatively warm, really pleasant summer weather. but then towards the end of the week, and into the weekend, we will see yet another area of low pressure approaching us and just how close it nudges towards us will depend on what the weekend is going to look like, but at this stage it looks as though next weekend may turn a little more unsettled. let's summarise that, a dry start to the week, mid week will probably have some unsettled weather, and then u nsettled some unsettled weather, and then unsettled by next weekend. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in t

further north, 18 for belfast, 19 degrees in glasgow, but remember that window of fine weather?america agree to "plug the loophole" that allowed the woman accused of killing harry dunn to claim diplomatic immunity. harry's mum says it's a huge step forward. it's important to us that when you do something wrong, you hold your hands up, you go through the justice system and you accept whatever is dealt to you. it's that simple. just do the right thing. it shouldn't be that hard. labour agrees to pay "substa ntial" damages to seven former employees who sued the party over anti—semitism and spoke out in a bbc panorama programme. we are pleased that our reputations have been restored, although it will take time to repair the damage caused by their unfounded attacks. we are glad that keir starmer is showing the leadership which is so desperately needed to bring this chapter to a close. are you a soft touch on russia, prime minister? pressure on the government to tighten security laws after accusations of underestimating the threat of russian interference. and bad table manners — resta

and i remember sitting on a park bench in belfast listening to us get relegated and it was awful ands awful and then i just went into the job and relegated and it was awful and then ijust went into the job and i remember thinking it will be a couple of years, we'll be back, we'll do thejob, i couple of years, we'll be back, we'll do the job, i wouldn't have seen it being 16 years and it has been a really painful 16 years. what does it mean to the city?|j been a really painful 16 years. what does it mean to the city? i think it means everything. i am old enough to remember last time we got promoted in the last time we won the league title in 1992 and i remember the effect of that on the city, the bars we re effect of that on the city, the bars were busier, there were new restau ra nts a nd bars were busier, there were new restaurants and bars open, the economy of the city was given a real boost and i was just a real buzz around the city because then it had been a long time since we had won the league title before so that was that feeling of we are back. it didn't quite last that long,

in belfast. still pretty warm in east anglia in the south—east, around 18 degrees.you can see yellow colours here. that indicates that fresher air coming off the atlantic driven by this low close to iceland. basically, by this stage the hot air is further east into europe. and we have a mixture of sunshine and showers. all in all a very pleasant saturday on the way. most of us will miss the showers and will have frequent sunny spells. 25 the top temperature in london, so quite a dip in what we had on friday and in the north of the uk, we are talking closer to around 18 degrees. how about for the football? the fa cup final. beautiful weather around, really rather ideal weather conditions with temperatures in the low to mid—20s and sunny spells. saturday into sunday, we'll see weather fronts moving across the northern half of the uk. that showery theme continues. i think for northern ireland, scotland and it looks as though the lakes and maybe parts of yorkshire, we could see some showers around on saturday but south of that, the weather is going to be dry. it's going

we're talking around 1a in belfast. the south—east, around 18 degrees. here's the weather map for saturday. you can see yellow colours here. that indicates that fresher air coming off the atlantic driven by this low close to iceland. basically, by this stage the hot air is further east into europe. and we have a mixture of sunshine and showers. all in all a very pleasant saturday on the way. most of us will miss the showers and will have frequent sunny spells. 25 the top temperature in london, so quite a dip in what we had on friday and in the north of the uk, we are talking closer to around 18 degrees. how about for the football? the fa cup final. beautiful weather around, really rather ideal weather conditions with temperatures in the low to mid—20s and sunny spells. saturday into sunday, we'll see weather fronts moving across the northern half of the uk. that showery theme continues. i think for northern ireland, scotland and it looks as though the lakes and maybe parts of yorkshire, we could see some showers around

chris page in belfast, thomas morgan in cardiff and alexandra mckenzie in glasgow. thank you all.nt has published a full list of countries for which quarantine will not apply to people arriving back in england. we can speak to the ceo of heathrow airportjohn holland—kaye. what is your view over the way the government has approached this? this is fantastic news. for those people going to a pub or restaurant tomorrow you can raise a glass to grant shapps, he has saved all summer. grant shapps, he has saved all summer. if you are going on holiday overseas you can go ahead with your family but the millions ofjobs in the uk that depend on aviation, we can the uk that depend on aviation, we ca n start the uk that depend on aviation, we can start to have visitors coming to the uk to help support ourjob's. i am glad the government has given a long list of countries we can now connect with. thinki said in may travel numbers through heathrow were down by 95%. this is a big list but it doesn't include some very popular destinations like portugal and the united states. how problematic is that

for what brits 1st was privileged to be in london i was speech she might arrive in belfast this summer. and you always hear it's because the kids in fact incidently working quite strict was closed off because you had to find the same time i'm sure it was developed by now friend. and you know i don't live in the area. the. moment the light though it's a pretty you know they're an issue we work together we go on to give a what. i want to for some in a minute well. we all respect one another's views to a point of we disagree sometimes but we don't ram if you spend people's fronts. the way i do you can't be fearful just in case you have you know that. when they're down am not ok's and think we're going to happen is it going to happen yeah especially when you got the kates. what i could. to get to your original question yes you have to give them the original green certificate last year were too slow in this country you have to have the green certificate original ok i do problems give me a ring but i think you're going by. you only bury somebody once and people remember things when they go w

and i went and spent a good portion of one summer in belfast, not something i would recommend that anyone do i once that summer i went to a meeting that was held in a neighborhood called bella murphy, a neighborhood in belfast and it was to commemorate the anniversary what's called the gala murphy massacre when british troops opened fire on a group of catholic civilians killing several of them. and in england, no one think about the bella murphy massacre. it was 30 years ago. they've moved on. not dwelling on it. they're worried about other things. a thing that is something that happened in the past if you stood in that auditorium as i did, just like this with as many people as best as they were talking about events that happened three decades ago, you would have thought that the shooting had happened yesterday. the emotions were that law. people were collapsing in hears and crying out in their grief and being polled screamingfrom the room . it made me realize that long after we've forgotten the consequences of our actions the people who have been oppressed and abused continue to nurse th

further north and west a cooler, fresher feel, 17 in glasgow and belfast. to come and go throughout the day for the test match. chances are it'll dry up a little bit through the late afternoon into the evening, as our band of cloud and patchy rain sinks southwards but as you go the night, the weather front makes progress across wales and england we will see heavier rain pushing through for a time. mild and muggy in the south—east but further north and west whether sky is clear, chilly, four or west whether sky is clear, chilly, fouror5 west whether sky is clear, chilly, four or 5 degrees across scotland. tomorrow, our weather front still lingering, bringing cloud and spots of rain across the south but for most of rain across the south but for m ost pla ces of rain across the south but for most places tomorrow we will see some spells of sunshine, quite a few showers developing across scotland and a cooler, fresherfeel for all of us, highs between 17 and 22. that weather front in the south—east will finally get a move on as we move out of sunday into monday w

surveillance video this happened just before midnight at the intersection of south capitol avenue in belfast drive in san jose, the owner of the silver toyota says she heard the crash from her home she came out to see her car destroyed. >>a tiny little pieces. smashed in style, this is a big surprise because this is like in awe. >>was hit pretty hard. >>santa is a poi said not made any arrests and they're trying to identify those people who ran off and they're investigating whether drugs or alcohol were involved here. coming up a fire station in the north bay dealing with the fact more than a dozen firefighters are now in quarantine. >>also 10's of thousands of american volunteers are helping and the latest vaccine testing. and when we return a bay area church in trouble tonight after trying to host a large indoor wedding and they say it's not the enter the golden state. ♪ psychedelic music [ growl ] enter the golden state with real california dairy. francisco catholic under scrutiny tonight after the city says it was all set to host a large indoor wedding and. >>this is not the first time s

around about 16 there in glasgow and belfast, maybe 22 in london.stions now with employment law expert katie palmer and malcolm tarling from the association of british insurers. good morning to you both. katie, i wa nt to good morning to you both. katie, i want to start with you, because this is fascinating, that people may have booked two weeks off work to go on holiday and suddenly they find they need four weeks off work. how will that work, who is responsible, will you get paid? it is difficult for employer and employee, it has come very quickly overnight. it is very much context dependent on you have to look at the specifics of the situation. the first thing your employer and employee should do is speak about the extended period of leave or self isolation of 14 days, and the options around that. because there are various options, homeworking, possibly an extended period of annual leave, unpaid leave, all of which are available, and it is about having that open and honest discussion about which is right for the employer and employee alike. briefl

camera take a look this happened just before midnight at the intersection of south capitol avenue and belfast arrive in san jose people on scene said the hit and run driver first smashed into a parked toyota causing that car to crash into several others, the owner of the silver toyota says she heard the crash from her home. >>and came out only to see her car destroyed in to help. >>a tiny little pieces. smashed inside. >>she said she didn't see the hit and run driver anyone else, but as the sun came up the next morning other people in the neighborhood woke up to their cars destroyed as well, this is a big surprise. >>because this is like was hit pretty hard. >>san jose police say no arrests have been made there are still trying to identify the people who fled the scene and they're now investigating if drugs or alcohol are involved because people on scene say there was a case of beer left on top of the stolen car. now the owners of these severely damaged cars have to pick up the pieces while they wait to find out who was responsible though that's difficult many are grateful. no one was serious

well thousands of protesters tried to break into the prime minister's residence in belfast street in jerusalem they were carrying torches and they saw trash cans of life and also 2 objects the police and journalists it was an event that was made to coincide with the storming of the best still in crohn's and it took the police several hours to bring the situation under control now the protesters consider themselves part of what is called the black flag protest movement and they goal is to see the overthrow of the fine minister benjamin netanyahu they are against his continued government many of those who were on the streets are people who have been suffering the effects of public 90 minute bluff their jobs many are out of work but they say it's not only the pandemic itself that the prime minister is not got a grip on essentially they want to see him gone from power they offer it up with his corruption look at what some of them had to say years believe there's a good chance that the people will realize that there is a leader dragging us to a dangerous place this is why i'm here and i h

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