for example, jamie was ina cbbc shows.don't want them to have sleepless nights worrying. patrick, you are going through what a lot of young people are going through. potential exams this year, how have you dealt with all that? were you due to be having exams this year? really, i would have been on aes, all my predictive grade, they are quite a portent exams but they have obviously been cancelled but we are alljust trying to make our way through, i suppose. that is the voice of a teenager, rightly said. good luck with the rest of it, both of you, thank you very much indeed. the next episode ofjamiejohnson is on cbbc tomorrow at 5pm — and you can catch up on the rest of the series so far on the bbc iplayer. tomorrow's episode also shows the fallout from dillon's decision to come out to his father, let's take a look. when the former welsh rugby captain gareth thomas came out as gay, he said he hoped his decision would help break the stigma and encourage others in his situation to do the same. a decade on, he is now at the for

celebrity supply teacher, weekdays on cbbc. lots of other brilliant lessons as well. coming into the north—west. high—pressure still dominates our weather but after today low pressure will take over and we have two other fronts coming our way, is bringing in some rain through the course of the day and night. first thing this morning there is a lot of cloud around, there are sunny breaks in that cloud as well and through the afternoon we will see some showers across northern england towards the pennines, central and southern england but they will tend to be isolated. as you can see here in the child, most will mist them and you will either have big lumps of cloud or bright and sunny breaks. showers in northern england and we have the thick cloud and rain coming in across northern ireland and western scotland. eastern scotland can catch the odd shower with sunshine. temperatures ten in the north to 19 as we head down towards the south. through the evening and overnight our first weather front continues to journey eastwards, taking rain across scotland out of northern ir

as part of the bbc‘s celebrity supply teacher on cbbc, he'll be teaching children how to do jumping jacks if you are nota footballer, what would you be? when i was actually at school, one of the things i was good at was mathematics so things i was good at was mathematics soi things i was good at was mathematics so i always thought to myself if foot ball so i always thought to myself if football didn't work out i would be an accountant or work in a bank or something along those lines. good job he's good at mathematics with all those medals behind him. we have been there for bbc breakfast and he explained that actually we would have to move everything because it was not big enough. he needed more space. oh my goodness. thank you very much. you're watching it first. —— breakfast. last month we heard concerns that people with a learning disability were dying at a greater rate of covid—19 and at a much younger age. well, this week the government in england announced it would extend priority testing to people with learning disabilities who live in care homes. but four out of five don't live in