gun culture — explain to brits america's gun culture than i did before i went there — culture than iculture than i did before i went there. it really isjust totally atien— there. it really isjust totally alien and _ there. it really isjust totally alien and feels even more alien whenever— alien and feels even more alien whenever there another mass shooting of which _ whenever there another mass shooting of which things do not change. look, though— of which things do not change. look, thouthoe _ of which things do not change. look, thouthoe biden has unveiled a few new measures today, is no spoiler to say that— new measures today, is no spoiler to say that things will change in any appreciable way. they're very piecemeal measures because their executive — piecemeal measures because their executive orders that he doesn't have _ executive orders that he doesn't have to — executive orders that he doesn't have to go — executive orders that he doesn't have to go through to do. but for any big _ have to go through to do. but for any big change to america's gun culture, — any big change to a

actually, i�*m nervous about doing a show back in the uk because us brits are so reserved. you do a show in americas focused around presenting the everyday in a way that makes us notice it more. when the pandemic was starting, it was sort of chemists and food shops that were the only places you could go. they became so central to everything that we were going through. yes, i�*d like to think this is the way i reacted to the pandemic by making and immortalising the chemist out of felt. even if there is a rush on paracetamol, don�*t worry, felt favourites will be restocked until the exhibition closes on may 8th. now it�*s time for a look at the weather with louise lear. hello, there. it has been a quiet weekend so far and we are going to continue along that vein. once again, there was a beautiful start for many. a light frost but some blue sky and sunshine. there is a little bit of patchy rain though around and that has been affecting western scotland, northern ireland, just pushing into the isle of man as well. with a little bit more in the way of cloud developing as we go through the afternoon, per

actually, i�*m nervous about doing a show back in the uk because us brits are so reserved. you do a show in americaevant. all my work is focused around presenting the everyday in a way that makes us notice it more. when the pandemic was starting, it was sort of chemists and food shops that were the only places you could go. they became so central to everything that we were going through. yes, i�*d like to think this is the way i reacted to the pandemic by making and immortalising the chemist out of felt. even if there is a rush on paracetamol, don�*t worry, felt favourites will be restocked until the exhibition closes on may 8th. now it�*s time for a look at the weather with susan powell. hello, you�*re going to be hearing us talking a lot about high pressure through the week ahead, maybe even into next weekend. consequently, there is a lot of dry weather to come across the uk. early on sunday we saw some rain inching into northern ireland and western scotland but this front gets bumped back offshore by the high from scandinavia as we go into monday and in scotland and northern ireland the prospect

actually, i'm nervous about doing a show back in the uk because us brits are so reserved. you do a show in americause of lockdown restrictions which, according to lucy, has made the exhibition all the more relevant. all my work is focused around presenting the everyday in a way that makes us notice it more. when the pandemic was starting, it was sort of chemists and food shops that were the only places you could go. they became so central to everything that we were going through. yes, i'd like to think this is the way i reacted to the pandemic by making and immortalising the chemist out of felt. even if there is a rush on paracetamol, don't worry, felt favourites will be restocked until the exhibition closes on may 8th. now for the tale of a dog, who refused to let a disability hinder his exercise regime. a car accident when he was just a —year—old left dexter with two injured front legs. but his owner taught him to adapt and thrive, as russell trott reports. putting his best feet forward, dexter the dog has amazed medical experts. his owner kentee was faced with having to put him to sleep when he

america's carbon emissions by at least half. coming up... 4,000 fans and no social distancing — the brit awards will be the first major indoor musicthe bbc news channel... arsenal manager mikel arteta says the owner and ceo of the club have apologised to him over the aborted european super league plans. the premier league has confirmed they'll ask senior executives from the six english sides to stand down from various league working groups. the church of england has been told to include at least one candidate from a black or minority ethnic background whenever it shortlists for bishops or other senior roles. it's one of nearly 50 recommendations made by the archbishops�* anti—racism taskforce, which was set up last year. its report concludes that failing to act would have a devastating effect on the future of the church. harry farley reports. the history of the church of england is tied up in the history of empire and colonialism. many black and ethnic minority people in the church feel that baggage. things began to be said to me in a one—to—one situation such as, "your english is not very good." "i don't like your preaching." jus

brit hume says it is important to recognize how far this country has come in fighting racism. >> speak out against this loud and clear to say america may be premixed raised company the least racist country on earth, we have a proud history of doing all we can to overcome the legacy that racism left us from the earliest days of the republic. we need to do that and to not be cowed or back down by being accused of being a racist. it is long around with abandon. we need to resist that. >> reporter: the senate facing growing pressure to pass the justice and policing act. jillian: around the same time the chauvin verdict came down a teenage girl was shot and killed by police in ohio, in columbus overnight. >> ohio released body cam footage. >> protests erupting in columbus as body cam footage is released in the deadly shooting of a teenage girl. ♪♪ [crowd chanting] >> reporter: this was the scene outside the columbus police department after body cam footage was released showing an officer approaching what appears to be a fight between girls, one girl appears to be trying to stab another and the officer fires four shots. the video shows t