it is getting disney —like in cornwall, if you _ is getting disney —like in cornwall, if you are — isare trying to book a self catering holiday in cornwall, they are almost at 100% capacity. it goes beyond _ are almost at 100% capacity. it goes beyond self catering, a lot of campsites which you think would be -ood campsites which you think would be good option, they are getting booked up good option, they are getting booked up as well— good option, they are getting booked up as well and not just in cornwall, it is and _ up as well and not just in cornwall, it is and holiday spots across the uk. it is and holiday spots across the uk this — it is and holiday spots across the uk this is — it is and holiday spots across the uk. this is great news in terms of it will— uk. this is great news in terms of it will help — uk. this is great news in terms of it will help a — uk. this is great news in terms of it will help a wad of industries that have _ it will help a wad of industries that have had a tough time, the tourism — that have had a tough time, the tourism industry doing the lockdown an

and we see that again looking _ in cornwall and we see that again looking at— in cornwall and we seetheir big holiday~ — bit more because this is their big holiday. international travel seems a long _ holiday. international travel seems a long way— holiday. international travel seems a long way away at the moment. the great _ a long way away at the moment. the great british staycation, rick has been _ great british staycation, rick has been on — great british staycation, rick has been on tv promoting cornwall, so we have done _ been on tv promoting cornwall, so we have done quite well being advertised, but fingers crossed, i think— advertised, but fingers crossed, i think we — advertised, but fingers crossed, i think we should hopefully make a dent in_ think we should hopefully make a dent in it — think we should hopefully make a dent in it. but there is no denying, the industry, we took on a lot of borrowing — the industry, we took on a lot of borrowing to get through the pandemic and at one point we were going _ pandemic and at one point we were going out— pandemic and at one point

— is hopefully, going to take place in cornwall this summer and boris johnson — cornwall this summer help sooth rather than inflate tensions and it would definitely be an important part given how strongly joe biden— an important part given how strongly joe biden feels about this issue. i think— joe biden feels about this issue. i think this — joe biden feels about this issue. i think this is another reminder of that _ think this is another reminder of that. ~ ., . ~' think this is another reminder of that. ~ ., ., ,, , ., that. would we make in terms of auoin that. would we make in terms of going forward — that. would we make in terms of going forward the _ that. would we make in terms of going forward the relationship i that. would we make in terms of. going forward the relationship with joe biden borisjohnson rachel. borisjohnson does want a good relationship but it's very different to the previous president, shall we say. to the previous president, shall we sa . �* ., , to the previous president, shall we sa. ., ., , say. boris johnson and donald trump are best friends _ say. bori

cornwall was stunning- — with cornwall? cornwall was stunning. every _ with cornwall?the weather front, northern ireland, we have the weatherfront, the northern ireland, we have the weather front, the cloud northern ireland, we have the weatherfront, the cloud of northern ireland, we have the weather front, the cloud of the raid. here, temperatures getting up to about 10 degrees. in the sunshine, easily widely between 15 and 17 degrees. through this evening and 17 degrees. through this evening and overnight, our weatherfront and overnight, our weather front moves and overnight, our weatherfront moves further south and east, across the rest of scotland and northern ireland with its cloud, and increasingly patchy light rain and drizzle. for england and wales there will be a lot of clear skies. they could also still be more at low cloud lapping in from the north sea in similarareas to cloud lapping in from the north sea in similar areas to tonight, but not just here, in other parts as well. again, where we have clear skies, the temperature will fall away. in rural areas l

if gonna go to cornwall if i can... if you gonna go to cornwall if i can... you haven't gonna go to cornwallble. applying these days as well. you can't _ in trouble. applying these days as well. you can't get _ in trouble. applying these days as well. you can't get it _ in trouble. applying these days as well. you can't get it drink- in trouble. applying these days as well. you can't get it drink that i well. you can't get it drink that much _ well. you can't get it drink that much money in central london. this is very— much money in central london. this is very interesting story. some of my colleagues on the paper talking to some _ my colleagues on the paper talking to some airport sheaves, heathrow airport _ to some airport sheaves, heathrow airport people saying that already with people being to use airports a tiny bit— with people being to use airports a tiny bit more of course it will be legal— tiny bit more of course it will be legal again we believe are may the 17th. airports will be used a lot. they— 17th. airports will be used a lot. they expect notjust 17th. airports will be used a

for the most part winds are light, though it is quite breezy through the english channel and into cornwallt of scotland and for some in northern ireland. the coldest spots tonight in scotland and northern england, “4 or —5. another look at the area of high pressure across thursday, as you can imagine a lot of dry and settled weather but may be an early mist and fog patch, they will not last very long. some areas are cloud drifting through northern scotland that may produce an isolated shower, but the vast bringing a dry, sunny day. still quite breezy across southern england into south wales, but the northeasterly wind not as pronounced on the north sea coast, so you have to around eight or nine degrees today. temperatures will be higher tomorrow and some spots reaching 17, cardiff and manchester for example. thursday evening, we keep the sunshine, thursday night doesn't look quite as chilly, though we can see a touch of frost as friday begins, and friday, spot the difference. still areas of cloud around in northern scotland, don't be surprised if you catch an isolated shower, the odd spot

were allowed to open yesterday. in cornwall were allowed to open esterda . , ., , in cornwall were allowedd on — yesterday. usually i hate getting out of bed on a _ yesterday. usually i hate getting out of bed on a monday - yesterday. usually i hate getting out of bed on a monday morningj yesterday. usually i hate getting - out of bed on a monday morning but last night i was dancing around the house and my son but i was crazy. many of the country �*s pubs and restaurants are spilling out with permission onto the streets outside. all we need now is the weather to enjoy our new—found pavement culture! andy moore, bbc news. scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon, has brought forward the easing of some covid restrictions — ten days earlier than expected. 0ur correspondent, lorna gordon, is in glasgow. lorna, tell us more. victoria, nicola sturgeon _ lorna, tell us more. victoria, nicola sturgeon said - lorna, tell us more. victoria, nicola sturgeon said the - lorna, tell us more. victoria, nicola sturgeon said the data lorna, tell us more. victoria, - nicola sturgeon said the data here is

but on the clear skies come expecting another widespread frost with perhaps the exception of cornwallrsday, you can imagine a lot of dry and subtle weather but may be an early mist and fog patch, they would not last very long. some areas are cloud drifting through northern scotland that may produce isolated showers, the vast majority thursday bringing dry, sunny day and still quite breezy across southern england into south wales, but the northeasterly when not as pronounced on the north sea coast so you have to struggle around eight or 9 degrees today in temperatures will be higher tomorrow and some socks reaching 17, cardiff and manchester for example. thursday evening, we keep the sunshine, thursday night doesn't look quite as chilly that we can see a touch of frost as friday begins and friday, we spot the difference, still areas are quite a run in northern scotland so don't be surprised if you catch an isolated shower and the onslaught of rain. for most it will be another drive, sunny day and a warmer day as temperatures headed towards 19 celsius and manchester and glasgow for exam

today, the prince of wales and duchess of cornwall have been looking at some of the thousands of floralt, nicholas witchell, has more. it is the vehicle which will take him on his finaljourney — a classic british land rover, designed to the duke's own specification to carry a coffin, his coffin, to its final resting place. it's a no—nonsense approach to a funeral, which reflects the duke's particular wish for a minimum of fuss. normally, a ceremonial royal funeral — this was the one for queen elizabeth the queen mother in 2002 — would have the coffin borne on a horse—drawn gun carriage, behind which members of the royal family would walk. and those family members who hold military rank would be in military uniform. but for the duke's funeral — notwithstanding his long association with the military — all the royals will wear civilian dress. walking in the front rank of the procession, behind the coffin, will be the princess royal and the prince of wales. behind them, the earl of wessex and the duke of york. and then in the third row, princes harry and william, but not side by side. the p

for the most part breezy through the english channel and into cornwall.look at the area of high pressure across thursday. lots of dry, settled letter. may be missed and filed practice but it won't last very long. cloudiness checking to northern scotland that could produce isolated showers. but it brings a dry and sunny day. quite breezy across southern england into south wales but the northeast range is not as pronounced on the north sea coast. after struggling eight or 9 degrees today, temperatures will be higher tomorrow but there will be some spots reaching 17. into thursday evening we keep the sunshine, thursday night does not look as cold but we could still see some frost as friday begins on friday will spot the difference. if you areas of crowd and don't be surprised if you catch and i think it showers with some rain. it would be another dry sunny day and a warm day at the temperature has had to wait 19 celsius in manchester and glasgow for example. 0ver wait 19 celsius in manchester and glasgow for example. over the weekend temperatures will come d

today, the prince of wales and duchess of cornwall have been viewing some of the thousands of floraltchell, has more details. it is the vehicle which will take him on his finaljourney — a classic british land rover, designed to the duke's own specification to carry a coffin, his coffin, to its final resting place. it's a no—nonsense approach to a funeral, which reflects the duke's particular wish for a minimum of fuss. normally, a ceremonial royal funeral — this was the one for queen elizabeth the queen mother in 2002 — would have the coffin borne on a horse—drawn gun carriage, behind which members of the royal family would walk. and those family members who hold military rank would be in military uniform. but for the duke's funeral — notwithstanding his long association with the military — all the royals will wear civilian dress. walking in the front rank, behind the coffin, will be the princess royal and the prince of wales. behind them, the earl of wessex and the duke of york. and then in the third row, princes harry and william, but not side by side. the princess royal's son, pet

the prince of wales and duchess of cornwall have been taking a look at some of the thousands of floralis finaljourney — a classic british land rover, designed to the duke's own specification to carry a coffin, his coffin, to its final resting place. it's a no—nonsense approach to a funeral, which reflects the duke's particular wish for a minimum of fuss. normally, a ceremonial royal funeral — this was the one for queen elizabeth the queen mother in 2002 — would have the coffin borne on a horse—drawn gun carriage, behind which members of the royal family would walk. and those family members who hold military rank would be in military uniform. but for the duke's funeral — notwithstanding his long association with the military — all the royals will wear civilian dress. walking in the front rank, behind the coffin, will be the princess royal and the prince of wales. behind them, the earl of wessex and the duke of york. and then in the third row, princes harry and william, but not side by side. the princess royal's son, peter phillips, will be between them. so, what lies behind the decision

today, the prince of wales and duchess of cornwall have been to look at some of the thousands of floralhim on his finaljourney — a classic british land rover, designed to the duke's own specification to carry a coffin, his coffin, to its final resting place. it is a no—nonsense approach to a funeral, which reflects the duke's particular wish for a minimum of fuss. normally, a ceremonial royal funeral, this was the one for queen elizabeth the queen mother in 2002, would have the coffin born on a horse—drawn gun carriage, behind which members of the royal family would walk. and those family members would all be in military uniform. but for the duke's funeral — notwithstanding his long association with the military — all the royals will wear civilian dress. there will be a short funeral procession within the castle, walking in the front rank behind the coffin will be princess anne and prince charles. behind them, prince edward and prince andrew. and then in the third row, princes harry and william, but not side by side — princess anne's son, peter phillips, will be between them. so, what l

prince charles and the duchess of cornwall have been looking at some of the floral tributes that haves father. the duke of edinburgh died on friday, aged 99. more details are to be released this afternoon about his funeral which will take place in windsor on saturday. it's expected that no members of the royal family will wear military uniform at the funeral. 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. buckingham palace has done its best to discourage people from leaving flowers, but hundreds of people have wanted to place their own tributes to the duke. the bouquets have been moved into the grounds of marlborough house, a short distance from the palace, and headquarters of the commonwealth, where the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall viewed them this morning. most are accompanied by messages paying tribute to the duke and thanking him for his years of service. there will be a strong military flavour to saturday's funeral, reflecting the duke's many military connections. rehearsals have been taking place for the service contingents, who'll be involved in the short cer

and other parts of the _ beaches of cornwall and other parts of the country are actually full or peopleven in a venue like — people being reluctant. even in a venue like that, to do what they would _ venue like that, to do what they would want to do normally. the mail, having a go at boris johnson over the last few days, a bit of a more favourable page for him. they tie all good news stories together — vaccine for over 40 �*s, infections plummet, almost 50 millionjabs given. most infections plummet, almost 50 million jabs given. most of the pages are generally quite optimistic.— pages are generally quite otimistic. , . . ., , optimistic. they are, and of course, the riaht optimistic. they are, and of course, the right leading _ optimistic. they are, and of course, the right leading papers _ optimistic. they are, and of course, the right leading papers is - optimistic. they are, and of course, the right leading papers is very i the right leading papers is very keen. to do their best to help the conservative party. they don't want to see the labour party doing better in those elections, b

cornwall and the channel towards cornwall and the channel islands as well. temperatures in the 154 western parts of the uk, up to about 19 degrees or so but cooler in the east coast and if you do suffer from hay fever you probably already noticed that three panel levels of the moment are high across much of the moment are high across much of the uk. -- the moment are high across much of the uk. —— tree pollen levels are high. it is looking dry to the cost of the evening and overnight too. we have got clear skies, light winds for most areas, breezy face than england, temperatures getting down to freezing the some of us, little bit below that for some of the verbal spots first thing tomorrow so another choice that, again, a touch of frost here and there, quite a lot of frost here and there, quite a lot of sunshine once again tomorrow but there will be a bit more cloud drifting in and the easterly breeze, affecting some eastern counties of england, again, no rain in the forecast, breezy in the south but lighter winds further north in the sunshinejust a lighter

this was filmed off the corner of cornwall. who was married to prince charles.e's wales. the lesson was this close to a shark he declined to invest in my homemade mustard business. and all i wanted was seed money. basking sharks are harmless to humans just like the french military. they swim like this to collect a plankton on small fish and hardly ever shut their mouths, just like aoc. that is because basking starts are filter feeders or body filters out seawater's only sample survey in their stomachs. inside their giant miles they have hundreds of tiny teeth on just like the people of cornwall, they never brush them. topic number three, the mattel toy company's teamed up with universal for a flight of toy base movies. i don't see the need there's already plenty of toy based movies on. [inaudible] i'm making money. the collaboration against the rackham sacrum robot movies 30 been diesel. the producers said next to him the robots would seem human. i was in summer the 1966 home boxing game pitting a red boxer gets a blue bomber. just awaiting more people boxing ea

it is being pushed on the uk state haitian tourism and maybe that is my borisjohnson was in cornwall.s. brute taking this vaccination because the threat of the coronavirus.- threat of the coronavirus. we have covered all— threat of the coronavirus. we have covered all the _ threat of the coronavirus. we have covered all the different _ covered all the different coronavirus vaccination stories. different angle across the different newspapers. less stable with the times and look at 0xfam, the charity dominic raab has stopped them from bidding for british aid cash again so once again the charity is in the paper. so once again the charity is in the -a er. . . so once again the charity is in the .a er, , , ., so once again the charity is in the --aer. , _, ., , so once again the charity is in the anaer, , ,., ., , , ., , paper. this is a really serious sto . paper. this is a really serious story- 0xfam _ paper. this is a really serious story. 0xfam went _ paper. this is a really serious story. 0xfam went through . paper. this is a really serious story. 0xfam went through a | paper. this is

temperatures were 19 today in cornwall, the part of the country to be.inkage has been warm recently, but recently, the temperatures were no more than 9 degrees, with the cool breeze feeding off the cloud. most of the day ends with sunshine, but we will see patchy cloud moving into parts of england and wales, more across northern scotland. the rest of scotland and northern ireland, clear, cold and frosty. more thrust across northern england, and the risk across england, where the cloud is thinner. across the easter weekend, gardeners, take note. more thrust. and it will feel more cold in the wind, which could bring in some showers. one or two lights showers threatening the east of scotland, north—east on friday before the cloud breaks later. leading to some lengthy spells of sunshine. coolair leading to some lengthy spells of sunshine. cool air everywhere. top temperatures everywhere, 13—14 in the sunshine. eight to 10 degrees. more cloud of the north sea. on saturday, for northern england, perhaps into the middlesbrough well, but away from here, more in

, — over the rifles to the duchess of cornwall, and some key parts, very key points, — cornwall, andct and a _ the occasion. absolutely, and it's a sign of respect and a sign - the occasion. absolutely, and it's a sign of respect and a sign of i sign of respect and a sign of mourning, and i think it's a lovely thing, very sombre, covering up all that gold and red and glitz. of course, i am advised that it also makes sense that the site runs, and the timekeeper on what they call the bass drum, it tones down the drum as well. the music is there, people can hear it but perhaps it's quite as loud as we are used to. it’s hear it but perhaps it's quite as loud as we are used to. it's more restrained. _ loud as we are used to. it's more restrained, muffled. _ loud as we are used to. it's more restrained, muffled. that's- loud as we are used to. it's more restrained, muffled. that's the i restrained, muffled. that's the word. restrained, muffled. that's the word- lets _ restrained, muffled. that's the word. lets take _ restrained, muffled. that's the word. lets take in _ restrained, muffled.

to be dry, cloud building up, some sunny spells, a small chance of showers in pembrokeshire and cornwallt lower than they were today. elsewhere, around 11—13 celsius could make a degree or two higher than that and western parts of scotland. those temperatures again will fall away very quickly during the evening, as skies tend to clear, we've got those showers moving away from southeastern parts of england, so it's turning dry overnight once again. and we still have high—pressure in charge of the weather as we move into friday — and for the time being, at least, it's keeping these weather fronts at bay out in the atlantic, and keeping mild air away, as well. bit more of a breeze perhaps developing in northern ireland, western scotland, a southerly breeze, a bit of a breeze through the english channel. elsewhere the winds are light after a cold, frosty start. a sunny start will see the cloud holding up again, spreading out over inland areas with the best of the sunshine around coastal parts, but probably a dry day everywhere on friday with similar sort of temperatures, as well. heading int

north devon and cornwall, west and wales, north—west england and western northern ireland most favoured that in mind if you are a hay fever sufferer. this evening and tonight it looks largely dry long and clear spells, generally speaking more cloud across eastern and central england and maybe eastern wales, the odd patch of mist heat and they are. temperatures in many places just above freezing, frost most likely in north—east scotland. tomorrow we stay dry, good spells of sunshine for most, more cloud developing especially for eastern england, some into the midlands and eastern wales, quite windy once again towards the south, that wind coming in from the east, quite a chilly direction, that will take the edge off the temperatures, 13 celsius in plymouth. highest values for northern ireland, western scotland, north—west england, up to 17 celsius. i know many people are looking for rain, this frontal system pushing in from the north will bring some rain for scotland on monday, maybe the odd shower for northern ireland and northern england but further south staying dry. some of that rain

highs in the temperature towards southwest england, cornwall, 15 to 17 degrees possible in the west ofse through the evening into the night, high pressure building across us and clear skies and the frost will be back more widely for thursday morning with a pretty chilly start, some patches around but actually abundant sunshine for most air and pretty strong sunshine at that, equivalent of mid—to—late august. still chilly down the eastern coast but after that chilly start, the ground is still dried, it warms up quickly, temperatures climbing into the mid—if not high teens and the next two days across the country going into the weekend cooler into next week but the most notable thing on this capital city outlook is the lack of rainfall drops. the five—day rainfall from tuesday on a weighted friday. other than that, we saw through today, most places staying dry throughout. that is your forecast. see you soon. the consensus so far is that the players don't want this. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. the breakaway european super league has filed court injunctions to stop chels

today, the prince of wales and duchess of cornwall have been to look at some of the thousands of floraly a coffin, his coffin, to its final resting place. it is a no—nonsense approach to a funeral, which reflects the duke's particular wish for a minimum of fuss. normally, a ceremonial royal funeral, this was the one for queen elizabeth the queen mother in 2002, would have the coffin born on a horse—drawn gun carriage, behind which members of the royal family would walk. and those family members would all be in military uniform. but for the duke's funeral — notwithstanding his long association with the military — all the royals will wear civilian dress. there will be a short funeral procession within the castle, walking in the front rank behind the coffin will be princess anne and prince charles. behind them, prince edward and prince andrew. and then in the third row, princes harry and william, but not side by side — princess anne's son, peter phillips, will be between them. so, what lies behind the decision for the royals not to wear uniform? it is certainly highly unusual. the obvious

afternoon and a relatively warm one, especially across western areas, with coasts of north devon and cornwallor the highest temperatures, 18, i9, possibly 20 degrees — but, for many of us, high levels of tree pollen, so do bear that in mind if you are a hay fever sufferer. through this evening and tonight it looks like long clear spells but generally we will see a bit more cloud developing across the eastern areas, maybe into mid wales, that even there, temperatures in many places staying just above freezing and we are most lik dry through the week but turning a bit colder. winds coming from the east and they will take temperatures down, highest values for parts of northern ireland, western scotland and north—west england, 17. if you are looking for rain and i know many people are, this frontal system pushing in from the north will bring some rain across scotland on monday. maybe the odd shower into northern ireland and northern england, some spells of sunshine in the south, temperatures between i! and i6. spells of sunshine in the south, temperatures between i! and 16. some of that rain in t

breezy in kent and towards cornwall. further north, less of a breeze.only about 10 or 11 degrees closer to that east coast and the onshore breeze. if you are crossing your fingers for some rain, we have an area of low pressure approaching the north of scotland on monday. it will not bring anything widespread or heavyin not bring anything widespread or heavy in terms of rainfall but some showers affecting parts of scotland, perhaps one or two spreading into northern england and northern ireland late on monday and into tuesday. furthersouth ireland late on monday and into tuesday. further south across england and wales, staying dry for the first part of next week. one or two showers around into next week, particularly further north. staying dry further south currently at temperatures dipping down. staying cooler than we would expect for this time of year and expect further night—time frosts. bye. this is bbc news with the latest headlines... labour has called for the government to publish full details of how work on borisjohnson�*s official flat was paid

which shows a picture of prince charles and the duchess of cornwall.palace they've been taken inside one of the gardens and the prince and the duchess have been looking at them they are. of course the two princes united in grief but so far apart as we have talked about in other papers. let's move onto another street now to get to the pandemic. anna, as you may rightly the point of this you know is that it is happening during the pandemic itself. only 30 people are allowed for the part of the way we all get out of the pandemic when we look at the guardian newspaper is notjust through vaccination it's also through vaccination it's also through proper testing. but the main story in the guardian newspaper urgent stories, urgent concerns i should say of a rapid test as false positives soar.— should say of a rapid test as false positives soar. simon, what is this about? ithink— positives soar. simon, what is this about? i think it's _ positives soar. simon, what is this about? i think it's called _ positives soar. simon, what is this about? i think it's call

the white house says president biden will attend the g seven summit in cornwall, england, which starts june. 11th the president will then had to belgium to attend the nato summit, which gets underway june 14th. the white house says president biden will strongly reaffirm his commitment to the nato alliance in an apparent rebuke to his predecessor, president trump, public healths say contra costa county today surpassed one million covid vaccinations, and that comes a month earlier than anticipated. county health officials had hoped to hit that one million does goal on may 31st contra costa county received so many vaccine doses in recent weeks it was able to open eligibility to all residents age 16 and older on march 30th. that was two weeks before the state's targeted date of april 15th contra costa follow santa clara county and meeting it's one million dose goal. never of you. covid cases statewide has dropped sharply down to just over 1200 on friday. the positivity rate is also dropped. it's now down to 1.4% so far, the state has given 35 million vaccine doses. roughly 35% of californi

grounds of marlborough house, where they've been inspected by the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall thanking him for his years of service. nicholas witchell, bbc news. one of hong kong's most prominent pro—democracy activists, goes on trial on friday under the territory's new draconian national security law, which critics say erodes the city's rights and freedoms. jimmy lai also faces a jail sentence for another crime. the bbc�*s danny vincent has had exclusive access to mr lai over the past nine months since his arrest and has this report. billionaire, activist and a staunch critic of beijing. jimmy lai is also the owner of hong kong's last remaining opposition newspaper. he now faces possible life in prison, in a trial that has come to symbolise china's tightening grip on the city. we've followed jimmy lai and his newspaper since he was first arrested nine months ago, as his supporters gathered outside a police station awaiting his release. since the introduction of the new law, hong kong has experienced dramatic changes. 0utspoken critics, street protesters, and even journalists

there is a story that they may have gone to a fishing town in cornwall before they sailed across the atlantic. the controversy, was plymouth the final departing point? some great rivalry in the part of the world. it was unsavory. a lot of ellie's taking waste away from the links -- a lot of goalies-take-gui--a lot of gullies taking waste away. it would've been smelly and dirty. steam coming off the water. in general, not very nice. and a lot of trade. trade in fish, it was a huge fishing port. and wine, wool, coal was being delivered into plymouth from parts of england. treasure, from galleons that were attacked, and boarded with their treasures taken. quite a hustling, bustling little town. but dirty and filthy nonetheless. >> the pilgrims? >> no. it would not have been familiar to the pilgrims. there were pilgrims from plymouth that joined the mayflower. but most of the pilgrims came from lincolnshire, and the north and east of plymouth, where the puritans, for saints, as they were called. of the102 passengers, 50% were pilgrims, and the other 50% were called strangers. so they wer

there's another widespread frost on the way, with perhaps the exception of cornwall, where it's quiteng to be down to —4 or —5 as the day begins. but after that chilly start, and once any early mist and fog patches — there won't be many, and they'll go quickly — have gone, we are left with a dry day with plenty of sunshine with exception of northern scotland, where you mayjust see the odd shower moving through with rather more cloud here. quite breezy across southern england in towards south wales, particularly southwest england, but not so much of a breeze running in towards north sea coasts as we've seen today. so it will feel a bit warmer here, and generally in that strong april sunshine it will be warm, up to 17 celsius, for example, in manchester. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... the usjustice department announces a probe into the minneapolis police department following the conviction of derek chauvin for george floyd's murder. following the verdict, the family say its a "turning point in history" for america, and justice has been done. the labour leader accuses the prime

temperatures have been in the southwest of england in the afternoon in cornwall, we have had highs ofthe north sea, is only nine celsius. the cloud eventually break up to bring some late sunshine but the cloud is coming back in again across parts of england overnight and also feeding into northern areas of scotland. we have some clear skies and the northern ireland and particularly scotland, there will be some frost around. the risk of frost extends into northern england and wales and also parts of the mittens too. after the easter weekend it remains on the court sided with further frosted remains on the court sided with furtherfrosted night. but on easter monday, it will be particularly cold in the wind could have some wintry showers around too. the odd showers possible down the coast of eastern scotland, northeast england on friday morning before the cloud moves in length, we have some sunshine in the cloud filters its way across the eastern side of england and for have the sunshine and also the sunshine in northern ireland after cold start. 13 degrees is the high on friday but acro

learned on friday that he is coming to the uk, it was confirmed he will turn up to the g7 summit in cornwalloping for a good summer. and he is also then going on to a nato summit immediately after, in brussels, this is all injune this year. what kind of message is he trying to project, because after all, we only had that announcement on afghanistan. according to the british army, we did not want that, but effectively, the implication was that we were presented with with a fait accompli. we are going, whether you like it or not. yeah, i know. it's interesting, because president biden is making it clear, _ america is back on the world stage. we have seen that in l a number of key areas. there is no question about that. this week, the climate| change virtual summit, where he said america is notjust i going to be a bystander in this, i it will be a leader. and we are already hearing the likes of vladimir putin saying _ he is willing to work with the west on this issue _ and president xi now referring to climate change as a crisis, i which apparently, according to our chief environment correspond

and this picture, conveniently enough, and we have discussed this, is an overhead view ofjuror in cornwallhe country, fort william in the highlands of scotland, beautiful blue skies overhead, but have a look at cleethorpes on the east coast, claudia and as a consequence colder so far today. this is confirmation, if you like, the satellite picture. you can see all that cloud towards the east, brighter skies north and west, although the final. and staying pretty cloudy and breezy for the afternoon and some of those eastern coastal counties of england as well where we keep the cloud and breeze, it is going to feel quite chilly, maybe seven or 8 degrees. the best of the sunshine in northern ireland and parts of scotland, 13-16 , bad ireland and parts of scotland, 13—16, bad going and will be a thing of the past by the end of this weekend. through tonight, where we keep those clear starry skies it is going to be pretty chilly out there, with a touch of frost for some. temperatures in towns and cities close to freezing, down to freezing in birmingham and down to the countryside may be getting do

joe biden�*s first overseas trip as us president will be to the uk for the g7 summit in cornwall injune amid rising tensions with china and russia. in recent weeks, both have escalated military activity around taiwan and ukraine respectively. our world affairs editor john simpson has this assessment of the challenge facing the us president. gunshot. 0n russia�*s border with ukraine, confrontation suddenly turns into open warfare, but does russia really intend to invade, given that ukraine has the backing of america and europe? 5000 miles away, a chinese air force video shows theirjets racing across the sea near taiwan, the island which broke away from communist china in 1949. the question is — will china actually invade? what links russia�*s moves on ukraine and china�*s moves on taiwan? it�*s this man. joe biden is hugely experienced in foreign affairs, but america isn�*t any longer the power it once was. the kremlin is very clearly trying to test the new us administration. the massive build—up in ukraine�*s east, this is very much for the biden administration. putin made that very cle

and cornwall as well.y~ — could see 20 degrees and one or two spots today. cooler along the east coast _ spots today. cooler along the east coast as — spots today. cooler along the east coast. as we head through this evening — coast. as we head through this evening and overnight, another clear. _ evening and overnight, another clear. cold _ evening and overnight, another clear, cold night ahead. want to be quite _ clear, cold night ahead. want to be quite as— clear, cold night ahead. want to be quite as cold as recent nights. most of us _ quite as cold as recent nights. most of usjust_ quite as cold as recent nights. most of usjust about quite as cold as recent nights. most of us just about frost free, holding up. through the course of the week and lots _ up. through the course of the week and lots more dry weather on the cards _ and lots more dry weather on the cards. saturday reasonably warm, particularly — cards. saturday reasonably warm, particularly in the west. slightly cloudier— particularly in the

we have got that these continuing through coastal parts of kent, for instance, down towards cornwallo but cooler in the east coast and if you do suffer from hay fever you probably already noticed that three panel levels of the moment are high across much of the moment are high across much of the uk. -- the moment are high across much of the uk. —— tree pollen levels are high. it is looking dry to the cost of the evening and overnight too. we have got clear skies, light winds for most areas, breezy face than england, temperatures getting down to freezing the some of us, little bit below that for some of the verbal spots first thing tomorrow so another choice that, again, a touch of frost here and there, quite a lot of frost here and there, quite a lot of sunshine once again tomorrow but there will be a bit more cloud drifting in and the easterly breeze, affecting some eastern counties of england, again, no rain in the forecast, breezy in the south but lighter winds further north in the sunshinejust a lighter winds further north in the sunshine just a little lighter winds further north

in june, the president will visit the united kingdom and belgium to attend the g7 summit in cornwall,land. and then participate in the nato summit in brussels. another first coming this week. president biden's first joint address to congress wednesday in primetime on the eve of his 100-day milestone. as republicans offered an alternative proposal on infrastructure. $568 billion for traditional roads, bridges, and the like. far less in cost and scope than the biden plan. >> this is the largest infrastructure investment that republicans have come forward with. this is a robust package. >> reporter: the white house is also expected to propose a steep tax hike on long-term capital gains for wealthy americans to pay for social programs. >> it will only affect people making more than $1 million a year. that's .3% of taxpayers. >> reporter: republicans like pat toomey call it so punitive it would be leading to slower economic growth. as the white house claims to want republican votes for a jobs and infrastructure package, it says this is different than the kind of negotiation that happened f

duchess of cornwall. in front of them, andrew, of course, with his two daughters. well aware that the world has dissected the tensions and the headlines of late, and they know their own truths. and certainly they are aware of the power of an image of talking with one another and walking out together after remembering their grandfather. and i would gather you've reported so much on william and harry and -- and harry has been so open about his own struggle with mental health after the loss of his mother, princess diana. prince william has talked about it, too. duchess kate. it was something they all did together for a time. duchess meghan included. this we have to remember is a day when they're mourning the loss of someone they were very, very close to, their grandfather. >> yeah, despite the differences that we've heard about the family members and alleged or reported tensions, this has been a day where they are unified in grief and love for the life and legacies of prince philip. those moments with william and harry talking together. this is the first time they've

but it was he who looks at the cornwall valley and saw what i believe for a was which was a sunk cost. that's definitely something to think about it over the officers who were to make these kinds of calls in the moment.versus the ones who are you, these conclusions much later time were so interested in getting done what the mental. for a when they should stay totheir chain of command this isn't something that should get done or could get done . >> with that, we're pretty much out of time. people for some great conversation. i recommend you to pick up a book which is now today. and it now we're into answering the production of 10 years out but it does cover the previous 20 years in detail but i think many of those who were even there were these following will find a lot that may have been forgotten. with that, thank you. >> every weekend with the latest nonfiction books and authors, on the tv comes from these solid companies who support c-span2 as a public service . >> professor the very involvement looks at the impact of urban planning for universities and colleges across the country

grounds of marlborough house, where they've been inspected by the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwallervice. nicholas witchell, bbc news. the us chris day, antony blinken, has visited afghanistan to reassure political leaders of america's ongoing commitment to the country. his trip came a day after president biden confirmed the withdrawal of all remaining trips by 11 september. mr blinken is that the us would do everything it could to pursue peace. while the withdrawal of the us troops from afghanistan comes at a crucial moment, there are many concerned that there are many concerned that the vacuum could tip afghanistan back to the dark days of its past under the taliban. yalda hakim has been reflecting on where the country could be heading. early in march afghanistan's director of march afg hanistan's director of education march afghanistan's director of education bad girls over 12 from singing in public at school events unless the events were attended solely by women. women and girls across the country were furious. they said this was an attempt to silence them, with many accusing t

hello, i want to show you the early sunrise in cornwall, that's a result of all the saharan dust we'veot in the air. it looks quite eerie, doesn't it? it's the south west —— south—west that will see the highest temperatures today. for many parts of the uk it feels colder than yesterday because we have more of a breeze and the breeze is now coming in from the east or north—east from a chilly north sea and that's filtering more cloud across northern england, down into the midlands, although we do have much more sunshine and dry weather today across scotland and northern ireland. the biggest change in temperature comes in norfolk, where that was the warmest part of the country yesterday, 2a degrees. all things unto today, the wind off the sea, more cloud, a top temperature of 9 degrees. it's also significantly colder today across the northern eastern parts of england and into the midlands, highest temperatures in the south—west of 18—19 . some sunshine to end the day, overnight will continue to feed in cloud at times across england and wales, northern scotland as well, northern ireland an

north devon and cornwall, west and wales, north—west england and western northern ireland most favouredvening and tonight it looks largely dry long and clear spells, generally speaking more cloud across eastern and central england and maybe eastern wales, the odd patch of mist heat and they are. temperatures in many places just above freezing, frost most likely in north—east scotland. tomorrow we stay dry, good spells of sunshine for most, more cloud developing especially for eastern england, some into the midlands and eastern wales, quite windy once again towards the south, that wind coming in from the east, quite a chilly direction, that will take the edge off the temperatures, 13 sources in plymouth. highest values for northern ireland, western scotland, north—west england, up to 17 celsius. i know many people are looking for a rain, this frontal system pushing in from the north will bring some rain for scotland on monday, may be the odd shower for northern ireland and northern england but further south staying dry. some of that rain in the north will push southwards but it tends to

he wants the leaders of the g7 to commit to a £22 billion programme, when the group meets in cornwall earlier, mr brown said it was essential to get the world vaccinated. i think we have done brilliantly to get nearly 70% of adults in britain vaccinated. it is only 1% of adults in sub saharan africa are vaccinated, nobody is safe will stop nobody will be safe until everybody is safe or we do not vaccinate africa, asia and the middle east until 2021 and we do not complete it till 2023, the disease will mutate and spread. we open up the economy brilliantly now and we have to close down because another version of the virus comes into the country because we have not had vaccination in some of the poorest parts of the world. i say this is a small price to pay in keeping people safe. i hope onjune the 13th when the summit is convened, they can agree on a formula so each pays a share so we can get vaccinations into all of the countries where it is not happening at the moment. iii countries where it is not happening at the moment.— countries where it is not happening at the moment. if the mon