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hot as that today, a little cooler in the south—east and the highest temperature likely to be in cumbriaor thundery downpours. hale and lightning, some flooding expected as well, there could be about inch of rain falling in the space of an hour. a few showers towards the east but the main focus of the downpours pushing through the midlands, wales, may be parts of western northern ireland and western scotland. those heavy showers that do develop will tend to decay overnight so it does tend to become dry in most areas, a few showers towards the south—west for a while but skies will clear. these are the minimum temperatures at the end of the night and it's a warm night, an uncomfortable night for sleeping once again with the heat and humidity. tomorrow on the whole it's a dry and sunny start. the risk of a thundery shower across england and wales much reduced. the main focus of the downpours the western side of ireland. temperature wise, very similar to what we see today, looking at highs of 27 or 28 degrees. through the rest of the week it looks like things will be much quieter. we are los

a bit cooler towards the south—east attempt is probably reaching 30 degrees in cumbria. with that heat and humidity, there is the potential for some heat and humidity, there is the potentialfor some more heat and humidity, there is the potential for some more torrential thundery downpours today. likely to bring some flooding. with the worst of the storms, we could get up to something like an inch of rain falling in the space ofjust one hour. this is what we have seen over the past few hours. they are not been too many showers just yet, but the cloud is developing, that rain tending towards northern ireland, some part of the midlands and across northamptonshire beginning to see the cloud building. this is going to be one part of the country that could see some very heavy thundery downpours through the midlands, heading into wales over the next few hours. wetter weather for the western side of northern ireland. more storms will break out in the north and west of scotland as well. those storms will rumble on into the early part of the evening, then quieten down over the nig

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it's possible in hampshire in the sunshine, but also in cumbria, where temperatures were rising rapidlygoing to be dry and clear. a bit misty in the south—west and later perhaps, along some eastern coasts of scotland, but maybe a more comfortable night for sleeping, it's not going to be quite as hot. it's not going to be as humid either. we're getting slightly fresher air heading our way and slightly cooler air perhaps, but plenty of warm sunshine again on wednesday. maybe a bit of fair weather cloud for southern england and the midlands. a low chance of a shower in the far north—west of scotland. so essentially a dry day, lots of sunshine around. 26, 27 widely, could make 30 degrees actually in the london area. heading into thursday, we continue this dry and sunny theme with light winds. could see one or two showers later perhaps threatening northern ireland, perhaps developing over the welsh hills, but otherwise it's a sunny day. temperatures again, 26 or 27 degrees. probably getting a bit warmer for some eastern areas of the uk because we don't have that easterly breeze by this point

dik barton from cumbria in _ to a long tube. dik barton from cumbria in the _ to a long tube.they have not been heard of since then. if you want to follow more on this then do do so. we have continuing live coverage on the bbc news website and app — where our team is tracking every development — with full background and analysis. here in the uk, latest figures on the cost of living show last month it remains unchanged at 8.7% for the month of may. that is despite experts anticipating a slight drop in the rate at which prices are arising. responding to those numbers with the uk chancellorjeremy hunt. he said the government would stick to its guns and insisted patients was needed. today's figures strengthen the case for the government to stick to its guns, no matter what the pressure from left, right or centre. we won't be pushed off course because if we are going to help families, if we are going to help families, if we are going to relieve the pressure on people with mortgages, on businesses, we need to squeeze every last drop of high inflation out of the economy. if you look

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the committee chairman described approval for a new coal mine in cumbria is total nonsense and slammedent, however, denies it is off course. we've met all our carbon budgets to date, we are confident of doing so in future, but it is extremely ambitious and the committee is right, it is its job to challenge us on areas where we need to go further and faster. and challenge it has. it says there needs to be a major increase in pace and urgency if the government is to meet its legally binding climate commitments. justin rowlatt, bbc news, london's guildhall. in the us — president biden has been hitting the road to make a case for his economic policies. during a major policy speech in chicago, mr biden praised his administration's economic successes, and tried to argue that he deserves more credit for his handling of the economy. it's part of a three—week push by his team to win over voters, who are struggling with high inflation and rising interest rates. this is what mr biden had to say about his policies. it's to say about his policies. working! when i took offi the it's working! when i

some convective cloud two this afternoon across the high ground of scotland, also cumbria and northern in the low 20s, maybe 23 or 2a degrees celsius out towards the west. don't forget, the sunshine is strong at this time of year. the uv levels are high and the pollen levels are also high will remain so as we head through it next week. now, overnight tonight, of course, that cloud towards the east has got a bit more of a head start. so it's going to be more extensive, pushing its way further westwards into east and wales and across the south of the uk, across the central belt too into tomorrow morning, temperatures milder underneath that cloud, clearer skies further west. watch out for a few mist patches developing into the start of the new week. this is how we're kicking off monday morning. again, that cloud will slowly burn back towards the coast. it could linger perhaps across the wash in east anglia, the lincolnshire coastline for a while, where it's always going to be feeling cooler highs. temperatures best of the sunshine out towards the west, 23 or 2a degrees. now there will be

some convective cloud too this afternoon across the high ground of scotland, also cumbria and northerns in the low 20s, maybe 23 or 2a degrees celsius out towards the west. don't forget, the sunshine is strong at this time of year. the uv levels are high and the pollen levels are also high and will remain so as we head through next week. now, overnight tonight, of course, that cloud towards the east has got a bit more of a head start, so it's going to be more extensive, pushing its way further westwards into eastern wales and across the south of the uk, across the central belt too into tomorrow morning. temperatures milder underneath that cloud, clearer skies further west. watch out for a few mist patches developing into the start of the new week. this is how we're kicking off monday morning. again, that cloud will slowly burn back towards the coast. it could linger perhaps across the wash and east anglia, the lincolnshire coastline for a while, where it's always going to be feeling cooler. highest temperatures, best of the sunshine out towards the west, 23 or 2a degrees. now there wil

in cumbria and northern ireland we could see one or two light showers develop, but otherwise dry.ite low 20s. —— low 20s. overnight tonight, that cloud towards the east has got a bit more of a head start, so it is going to be more extensive, pushing its way further westwards across the south of the uk, and the central belt to enter tomorrow morning. temperatures milder underneath that loud, clearskies temperatures milder underneath that loud, clear skies further west, watch out for a few missed patches developing into the start of the new week. this is how we're kicking off monday morning. again, that cloud slowly burned out towards the coast. it could across the wash in east anglia, and i will always be feeling cooler. high standards and best of the sun shine out towards the west, 23 or 2a degrees. there will be a few changes towards the beginning of the week and the end of the week. the pressure moving northwards could throw some high cloud, and maybe one or two showers later on. as high pressure migrates further eastwards, we join a south—easterly wind post pushing this into th

the committee chairman described approval for a new coal mine in cumbria is total nonsense and slammedlands. the government, however, denies it is off course. we've met all our carbon budgets to date, we are confident of doing so in future, but it is extremely ambitious and the committee is right, it is its job to challenge us on areas where we need to go further and faster. and challenge it has. it says there needs to be a major increase in pace and urgency if the government is to meet its legally binding climate commitments. justin rowlatt, bbc news, london's guildhall. an estimated 700,000 children in england are being taught in unsafe or ageing school buildings, and in some cases there is a real risk of a collapse, causing injury or even death. a national audit office report says funding for maintenance and rebuilding is significantly short of what is actually needed. the national education union said the government is spending "nothing like enough" on school buildings. our education editor branwenjeffreys has more details. flat roofs and portakabins, prefab buildings past their be

what a 5 year research program is underway, hoping to change that does johnny end of every for some cumbria, is call it launching new research into the debt to discover more about ocean to call the the scientists, a part of the convex seascapes survey grabbing mud from the sea floor to analyze the tiny creatures within it and quantify how much carbon they can move and store the $2500.00 marine investor, but it's a new cable to their new 10 has been studied in depth. this team hopes to change that. what we're trying to understand why is the question that live in a, in the comp, in between so we're looking back 10 to 15 centimeters. been sick, much the biggest how important the layer between the moving causing between 90 percent of the seas. biodiversity lives in this settlement, creatures like the virtual star fish and the spin well in the borrowing and building some over these carbon others will release it best estimates on the coastal, which is like these. and the secret to isn't living them could provide 6 percent of the carbon drill down that's needed to slow the rise in global temperatu

one, but a good portion of the 90,000 are inside and we have spoken to people who have come from cumbria we have heard anyone taking but coaches were also put on to bring fans to the stadium so you would like to think that one way or another the gravity of the occasion, no one will miss it. if you had to walk to be here, i'm sure you had to walk to be here, i'm sure you would have done.— you would have done. absolutely, thanks forjoining _ you would have done. absolutely, thanks forjoining us. _ you would have done. absolutely, thanks forjoining us. stay - you would have done. absolutely, thanks forjoining us. stay with i you would have done. absolutely, thanks forjoining us. stay with usj thanks forjoining us. stay with us on bbc news. hello there. good afternoon. it isa it is a beautiful date for the vast majority of us. it has brightened up over east anglia where it has been cloudy and cool for much of the week. this is in norfolk. it is set to continue as we head through the rest of next week and the outlook is looking dry and settled with a lot more sunshine to come in the forecast.

hot as that today, a little cooler in the south—east, and the highest temperature likely to be in cumbriaing expected as well, there could be about inch of rain falling in the space of an hour. a few showers towards the east perhaps but the main focus of the downpours pushing through the midlands, wales, maybe parts of western northern ireland and up towards western scotland. those heavy showers that do develop will tend to decay overnight so it does tend to become dry in most areas, a few showers towards the south—west for a while but skies will clear. these are the minimum temperatures at the end of the night and it's a warm night, an uncomfortable night for sleeping once again with that heat and humidity. tomorrow, on the whole, it's a dry and sunny start. the risk of a thundery shower across england and wales much reduced. the main focus of the downpours on the western side of northern ireland. it could bring travel disruption. temperature wise, very similar to what we see today, looking at highs of 27 or 28 degrees. through the rest of the week, it looks like things will be much quie

it said the decision to build the uk's first new deep coal mine in 30 years in cumbria, government backing ten major uk airports, were amongst the reasons it says the uk has lost its global leadership on climate issues. you talk the talk, but you don't walk the walk, was the message today. well, the sad thing is that the government having really led the world in net zero, in the policies that it's put forward and the very important success of the glasgow meeting, has now lost that leadership because it isn't delivering. and that's the issue. it's to deliver what it has committed itself to nationally and internationally. the uk needs to do more to persuade us all to make our homes more energy efficient, supporting efforts to insulate homes and to install heat pumps, a low carbon electric heating system. just look how the uk lags behind the rest of europe on the number of heat pumps installed. at the same time, the climate change committee report said more needs to be done to speed up the switch to renewables and the decarbonisation of heavy industry. and that's not all. we need to speed up

the committee chairman described approval for a new coalmine in cumbria is total nonsense and slammedad to a major new oil field off the coast of the shetland islands. the government, however, denies it is of course. government, however, denies it is of course-— is of course. we've met all our carbon budgets _ is of course. we've met all our carbon budgets today, - is of course. we've met all our carbon budgets today, we - is of course. we've met all our carbon budgets today, we are| carbon budgets today, we are confident of doing so in future. but it is extremely and the committee is right, it is its jo konta the committee is right, it is itsjo konta challenges on areas where we need to go further and faster. find further and faster. and challenge _ further and faster. and challenge it _ further and faster. and challenge it has. - further and faster. and challenge it has. it's i further and faster. and i challenge it has. it's says there needs to be a major increase in pace and urgency if the government is to meet its legally binding climate commitments. justin rowlatt, bbc news, lond

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the committee chairman described approval for a new coal mine in cumbria is total nonsense and slammeds off course. we've met all our carbon budgets to date, we are confident of doing so in future, but it is extremely ambitious and the committee is right, it is its job to challenge us on areas where we need to go further and faster. and challenge it has. it says there needs to be a major increase in pace and urgency if the government is to meet its legally binding climate commitments. justin rowlatt, bbc news, london's guildhall. the conservative daniel korski, who is facing a formal complaint over an allegation of groping, has pulled out of the race to be london mayor. the tv producer daisy goodwin accused him in a newspaper column of touching her inappropriately in downing street a decade ago. mr korski says he categorically denies the allegation. the health secretary steve barclay has announced there is going to be a national investigation into mental health inpatient services. it will examine how trusts can learn from deaths in their care and how to improve inpatient care for young

the highest temperatures were around cumbria. a bit too warm for walking.'s going to be pretty nasty, i think, through the midlands. we've got some torrential thundery downpours this evening, and that could lead to some flooding. and there could be about an inch of rain or so falling in the space of an hour, some downpours heading into wales, parts of northern ireland and northern areas of scotland. but overnight, it does actually become dry because those storms lose their energy and we'll see skies tending to clear in most parts of the country. but it's going to be another uncomfortable night for sleeping. these are the minimum temperatures by the end of the night, so perhaps no lower than 15 or 16 degrees in some areas. but as we head into tomorrow, we're onto a generally dry and sunny start to the day. and for england and wales, the risk of storms tomorrow is going to be much, much lower. it looks generally dry for most areas. instead, the focus for the thundery downpours is across western parts of northern ireland and western scotland, and that could le

that there will be many more jobs than 500 created in green technologies and green industries in cumbria want to see as pushing forward on, rather than looking backwards in terms of backward technologies. and it is also worth pointing out that actually, two of the biggest steel producers in the uk have basically said they are unlikely to use this coal anyway and therefore, you have to question why we are doing this, because it is certainly not for domestic consumption. fin certainly not for domestic consumption.— certainly not for domestic consumtion. ., . , , consumption. on oil licenses, let me read ou consumption. on oil licenses, let me read you the — consumption. on oil licenses, let me read you the code _ consumption. on oil licenses, let me read you the code from _ consumption. on oil licenses, let me read you the code from the - consumption. on oil licenses, let me i read you the code from the committee chairman, how can we ask countries in africa not to develop oil, ask other nations not to expand fossil full production, if we start doing it ourselves? is that another area of how

it is possible in hampshire in the sunshine, but also in cumbria, where temperatures were rising rapidlyd overnight. it will be dry and clear. missed in the south—west and later perhaps along the eastern coast of scotland. maybe a more comfortable night for sleeping. it is not going to be quite as hot or humid. we are getting slightly fresh air heading our way. slightly cooler air, getting slightly fresh air heading ourway. slightly coolerair, but plenty of warm sunshine on wednesday. maybe a bit of fair weather cloud. southern england and the midlands, a low chance of a show in the far north west of scotland. essentially a dry day, lots of sunshine around, 26 of 27 degrees widely. could make 30 degrees and the london area. heading into thursday we continue this dry and sunny theme, with light winds. we could see one or two showers later perhaps threatening northern ireland, perhaps developing over the welsh hills. otherwise it is a sunny day, temperatures 2627. probably getting one for some eastern areas, because we don't have that easterly breeze. out to the west it will be lower press

estimated that there could be many more jobs created in green technologies and green industries in cumbria to see us pushing forward on, rather than looking backwards in terms of these technologies. it's also worth pointing out that, actually, you know, two of the biggest steel producers in the uk have basically said they are unlikely to use this anyway and therefore you have to question why we are doing this, because it is certainly not going to because it is certainly not going to be for domestic consumption. {lin because it is certainly not going to be for domestic consumption. on oil licenses, be for domestic consumption. on oil licenses. let — be for domestic consumption. on oil licenses, let me _ be for domestic consumption. on oil licenses, let me redo _ be for domestic consumption. on oil licenses, let me redo the _ be for domestic consumption. on oil licenses, let me redo the quote - be for domestic consumption. on oil| licenses, let me redo the quote from the committee chairman. how can we ask countries in africa not to develop oil, how can we ask other nations not to expand the

higher temperatures around cumbria, lots of sunshine around here.could be an inch of rain falling within the space of an hour. overnight, it does actually become dry, those terms lose their energy and we will see skies turning to clear in most parts of the country, but another uncomfortable night for sleeping. these are the minimum temperatures by the end of the night. as we head into tomorrow, we are onto a generally dry and sunny start to the day. for england and wales, the risk of storms tomorrow is going to be much lower, it looks generally dry for most areas. instead the forecast for the thundery downpours is across western parts of northern ireland and western scotland, which could lead to some travel disruption. in terms of temperatures, very similar to today. temperatures in wales and the south—west could be a bit higher than today, we are peaking at around 28 degrees. through the rest of the week, it looks dry, more storms and sunshine. it is not going to be as humid and hot at night, still very warm by day. high pressure builds into the uk

in cumbria, there's been a hub for women and girls league, so women have a safe place to come to playor the hardball. there are steps going forward, but we've got the racial side of things, you've got the money aspects of things. cricket clubs realistically are you and far between where you have to pretty much, for most places, unless you live in the village, drive to it. it could be quite hard for some people to get into the sport. taha, i 'ust want people to get into the sport. taha, i just want to _ people to get into the sport. taha, i just want to come _ people to get into the sport. taha, i just want to come back _ people to get into the sport. taha, i just want to come back to - i just want to come back to you. what do you make of the next steps? how confident are you that some of these things can be addressed? i respect and applaud the scale of the recommendations in the report. i think— recommendations in the report. i think they— recommendations in the report. i think they could radically change the game for the better. we're talking — the game for the better. we're talking

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the committee chairman described approval for a new coal mine in cumbria is total nonsense and slammede is right, it is its job to challenge us on areas where we need to go further and faster. and challenge it has. it says there needs to be a major increase in pace and urgency if the government is to meet its legally binding climate commitments. justin rowlatt, bbc news, london's guildhall. let's bring in our panelists on this. tom, iwant let's bring in our panelists on this. tom, i want to get your take on this because obviously it is alluded saddening to kind of get this feeling that there is not really... the uk is not at the forefront, as one might hope, in terms of climate change. yet. forefront, as one might hope, in terms of climate change.- forefront, as one might hope, in terms of climate change. yet, it is depressing _ terms of climate change. yet, it is depressing for— terms of climate change. yet, it is depressing. for the _ terms of climate change. yet, it is depressing. for the last _ terms of climate change. yet, it is depressing. for the last 20 - terms of climate chang

hot as that today, a little cooler in the south—east, and the highest temperature likely to be in cumbriatowards the south—west for a while but skies will clear. these are the minimum temperatures at the end of the night and it's a warm night, an uncomfortable night for sleeping once again with that heat and humidity. tomorrow, on the whole, it's a dry and sunny start. the risk of a thundery shower across england and wales much reduced. the main focus of the downpours on the western side of northern ireland. it could bring travel disruption. temperature wise, very similar to what we see today, looking at highs of 27 or 28 degrees. through the rest of the week, it looks like things will be much quieter. we are losing those thunderstorms, a lot of dry weather, a lot of sunshine, and it should be more comfortable at night for sleeping. a little cooler at night — not as humid. the high pressure we have had is pushing all the heavy showers away but instead of that humid south easterly breeze, it's a slightly cooler, fresher easterly breeze coming our way. lots of sunshine around. some early mi

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the famous appleby horse fair gets underway today in cumbria.communities. a local residents group, the appleby fair communities group, has called for tighter regulation of the 250—year—old event, which has seen incidents of anti—social behaviour in recent years. the last remaing gas—lit cinema in the world is reopening its doors later this month after a £4 million restoration. the 109—year—old hyde park picture house, in leeds, is one of the oldest in the uk. the restoration work funded by the heritage lottery and leeds city council began in 2015 but was delayed by the pandemic. here's the weather with sara. good morning. it is going to be another fine, dry day out there today. we've got a change coming, though. this area of low pressure, the former storm 0scar, working its way up from the north, just nudging the high pressure out of the way in the next couple of days. so we'll see a change, and certainly a change in the temperature. today, though, the low cloud that came in from the north sea is clearing, so brighter skies returning again. stil

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