our correspondent frankie mccamley has been getting some sun in henley on thames in oxfordshire. y to make the most out of this glorious weather. as the evening is drawing in the pub gardens are filling up with friends and family is trying to catch those final few rays. this and family is trying to catch those finalfew rays. this has and family is trying to catch those final few rays. this has officially been the hottest day of the year so far and people across the country have been finding different ways to enjoy the sunshine. it's the weather we've all been hoping for, a chance to shake off the lockdown lull and have some fun in the sun. in wales, new quay beach was packed with sun—seekers making the most of the heatwave, while in andover, these children were finding different ways to have fun and keep cool. the sun shone as manchester bloomed back to life with the return of the city's flower show. further south, the thames drew in the crowds. it's the 1st ofjune, it's the date meteorologists say is the first day of summer and it's officially the hottest day of the year. and whe

frankie mccamley, bbc news.encourages screaming is proving popular in newcastle. it's one of a number of unorthodox techniques being used to help support frontline workers suffering from pandemic fatigue. megan paterson has been finding out more. music: children of the night by nakatomi. let's go. in a secluded corner of this gateshead park, nhs key workers are letting out the tension built up over the pandemic months. physically exhausted. er... when i go home, i can't even talk about work. i just like to switch off. so it's been nice todayjust to get away from all the pressures at work, to take time for myself — which i haven't done for i don't know how long. keep doing your chanting — it doesn't matter if it sounds ridiculous! the one—day respite sessions organised by the peer—run recoco mental health charity offer a chance to shout, dance and drum away stress. some of the activities and exercises you'll have seen that we're doing, they look a bit daft, you know, but it works! it helps people kind of shake st

frankie mccamley reports. the day after the night that gave scotland hope.erformance. delighted. trailing behind at london euston, some very tired fans, as the huge clean—up operation took place around leicester square. the square is starting to regain some sense of normality, but there is damage that's going to take some time to fix. this water fountain used to be surrounded by a flower bed. it's now caked in mud, bottles and cans. i think we probably could have done it a wee bit better, supporter—wise, for the mess. ijust hope it doesn't take too long to clean up. if there's fan zones, everybody's controlled, and that's kind of what you want. singing the lack of official space meant many stayed at home. glasgow's george square packed full of supporters. but thousands of other members of the tartan army went to london anyway, ignoring warnings not to come without a ticket. blue and white drenched every street corner. # yes, sir, i can boogie... #. and boogie they did — well into the night. it wasn't a win, but it was the result scotland needed. the dream st

frankie mccamley, bbc news.d or cancelled — some are going ahead. download festival at donington park, near derby, is one of them. its taking place this weekend as part of the governments �*live event pilot scheme'. the crowd is smaller and all those attending have had to have a negative covid test. 0ur correspondent, luxmy gopal, reports. they seem like scenes from pre—pandemic times, rather than just this weekend. no masks and no keeping two metres apart. after all, you can't do social distancing in a mosh pit. the download festival pilot is a huge stepping up of the government's testing of live events. three days long, with capacity for 10,000 happy campers. to be back here isjust... it's incredible. i will go through every guideline and jump through every hoop they want me to to get back here like this. live festivals are basically all i do with my spare time, and live music, so it isjust incredible to be able to be here again and experience that. strict measures are in place to allow this level of freedom a

frankie mccamley, bbc news. time for a look at the weather here's darren bett. well, it is only the first day of summer so i am well, it is only the first day of summerso i am sure well, it is only the first day of summer so i am sure it will get hotter later in the year. while it was 26 in hampshire it wasn't sunny and warm everywhere with mr and low cloud in the north sea coast, mainly heading north into eastern parts of scotland and the northern isles, may be the central belt. by the end of the night signs of showers into the far west of england and the channel islands but for many it will be dry and clear and quite warm. cooler and cloudier and wetter weather on the way for the south west of england, showers could be heavy and sundry for a time, working westwards into wales, even the london area as well. more low cloud pegging the temperature back around the north sea coast but ahead of the developing storm is the highest temperatures from north west england down through the midlands. these areas will see showers probably by the evening and overnight with th

frankie mccamley has the story. the morning after the night before, a headache all round.

frankie mccamley has the story. the morning after the night before, a headache all round.ight and this morning. the odd scottish fan helping out, too. the square is starting to regain some sense of normality but there is damage that is going to take some time to fix. this water fountain used to be surrounded by a flower bed. it is now caked in mud, bottles and cans, and the stench of alcohol is hard to ignore. we probably could have done a bit better, supporter wise, for the mess. i hope it does not take too long to clean up. if there are fan zones, everyone is controlled and that is the way it should be, there was no reason for there not to be fan zones. the lack of official space meant many stayed at home, glasgow's george square packed full of supporters. but thousands of other members of the tartan army went to london anyway, ignoring warnings not to come without a ticket. blue and white drenched every street corner. # yes, sir, i can boogie #. and boogie they did, well into the night, before catching up on their sleep this morning waiting for the train back home. it w

frankie mccamley, bbc news.an enjoy views of parliament and the london eye — while they swim lengths of the 25 metre pool. isn't that amazing? don't ask me how you get access was out don't really move in those sort of circles. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello there. the sun was out across much of the country today, and for the first day of meteorological summer, it did feel very warm in the sunshine. highest temperatures were around lancashire. little bit higher than they were yesterday, close to 26 degrees. but we still had a breeze off the north sea, and that brought some misty weather for the north east of england into eastern scotland, mainly for coastal areas, and that mist and low cloud is working its way northwards into eastern scotland up towards the northern isles. that low cloud will move its way into the central belt perhaps overnight. by the end of the night, we're getting a few showers towards the far south west of england and into the channel islands. for many, though

more from jane at wembley in a moment, but first, frankie mccamley is at king's cross train station inu, it seems? are they in good voice? , ., , , , , voice? yes, absolutely. this is the area where — voice? yes, absolutely. this is the area where thousands _ voice? yes, absolutely. this is the area where thousands of _ voice? yes, absolutely. this is the area where thousands of football | area where thousands of football fans from both sides of the border have been coming through king's cross station. today it is a little damper on yesterday but you can see everywhere you relook, football fans, members of the tartan army, some of them behind me and making the most of it and soaking up the atmosphere. because it is so wet today, everyone is trying to find that little bit of shelter. every football fan i have spoken to have said they will be finding a pub around the capital to enjoy the match later on this evening. because there are no official fan zones. normally fans will be heading to trafalgar square to get together, but that has been cordoned off and it is now an official fan zones

our correspondent frankie mccamley is in henley on thames in oxfordshire.day of the year. and where else would you rather be? we're on a boat, the sun is shining and the views are spectacular. there's nowhere i'd rather be either. this is what we like doing, just coasting down the river, you know, just taking in the sights. it's just been very difficult getting through it, no outings anywhere with friends. and when you're on your own, it gets quite lonely at times. but we've made the most of it. it's a welcome change from the relentless rain last month, making it the wettest may on record in wales and the fourth wettest for the uk as a whole. and with more hot weather forecast in many parts of the uk this week, it's hoped today is the first of many more like this to come. frankie mccamley, bbc news. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story... the heads of major global organisations — including the who have called for a $50 billion fund to vaccinate people in poorer nations, or risk prolonging the pandemic. lets turn to the us. presi

frankie mccamley has the story. the morning after the night before, a headache all round.ecially for those dealing with the aftermath in london's leicester square, cleaning throughout the night and this morning. the old scottish fan helping out, to. the square is starting to regain some sense of normality but there is damage that is going to take some time to fix. this waterfountain used is going to take some time to fix. this water fountain used to be surrounded by a flower bed. it is now caked in mud, bottles and cans, and the stench of alcohol is hard to ignore. we and the stench of alcohol is hard to innore.~ ,., _ and the stench of alcohol is hard to innore.~ ,., , , and the stench of alcohol is hard to innore.~ , , ., ., ignore. we probably could have done a bit better. — ignore. we probably could have done a bit better, supporter— ignore. we probably could have done a bit better, supporter wise, - ignore. we probably could have done a bit better, supporter wise, for- a bit better, supporter wise, for the mess. i hope it does not take too long to clean up. if there a

frankie mccamley, bbc news. every opening. good for workers. not so good for employers, especially those in the hospitality industry that have been hit hard by covid. take summer camps — the cdc has issued guidance that children on camp who are fully vaccinated can go maskless. but still — many are having to limit their summer business because they can�*t find the staff. sally and greg buttinger are the owners of camp hillcroft in duchess county new york. they both join us now. thank you very much forjoining us. so you were going to open up, the kids can come, they can take off the mask. can you bet capacity, do you have enough staff to be a capacity this year? enough staff to be a capacity this ear? ~ ., . , ., ., year? well, we made the decision to 0 en u- year? well, we made the decision to open op reduced _ year? well, we made the decision to open up reduced capacity. _ year? well, we made the decision to open up reduced capacity. not - open up reduced capacity. not because — open up reduced capacity. not be

frankie mccamley�*s with fans in south east london.be fearing us. i'm not that confident but _ should be fearing us. i'm not that confident but i'm _ should be fearing us. i'm not that confident but i'm getting - should be fearing us. i'm not that confident but i'm getting there. l should be fearing us. i'm not that. confident but i'm getting there. who is auoin to confident but i'm getting there. who is going to score _ confident but i'm getting there. “than is going to score the first goal? confident but i'm getting there. who is going to score the first goal? he l is going to score the first goal? he: hasn't scored yet but i think harry kane will pop up and do it for the boys. mr; kane will pop up and do it for the bo s. ~ , , , ., kane will pop up and do it for the bo s. g, ,., �* kane will pop up and do it for the bo s. g , ,., �* ., kane will pop up and do it for the bo s. g , �* ., boys. my bet is on bukayo saka after the last game- _ boys. my bet is on bukayo saka after the last game. some _ boys. my bet is on bukayo saka after

our correspondent frankie mccamley is at kings cross station in london where fans are arriving.s, are you having a good time? how do you feel? we you having a good time? how do you feet? we are — you having a good time? how do you feel? we are in _ you having a good time? how do you feel? we are in good _ you having a good time? how do you feel? we are in good spirits, - you having a good time? how do you feel? we are in good spirits, we i you having a good time? how do you feel? we are in good spirits, we are | feel? we are in good spirits, we are scottish— feel? we are in good spirits, we are scottish fans and we always have hope _ scottish fans and we always have hope above anything else. hopefully we can— hope above anything else. hopefully we can cause an upset tonight. we will see _ we can cause an upset tonight. we will see what happens. you we can cause an upset tonight. we will see what happens.— will see what happens. you are soundin: will see what happens. you are sounding very _ will see what happens. you are sounding very confident, i will see what happens. you are

our correspondent frankie mccamley is at kings cross station in london where fans are arriving. but not here actually, it is not dampening spirits at all. scotty, how you feeling? confident. confident? yes. yeah? do you think scotland is going to take it home. it's been 23 years in the making. football is coming home and it's going back to scotland tonight. 1-0. 1-0? and how you feeling coming into london, now lockdown has finally lifted to an extent. don't do london, don't come to london. it's been brilliant. and did you come last night? we came down yesterday. yesterday. and where are you planning on watching the match? have you got tickets? yeah, we've booked into a place near paddington, so we are all sorted. so, you're going to be in paddington. so you're not going to see it... we not going to be in the game, which is going to enjoy the atmosphere, we going to rock wembley from here. and lionel, have you got tickets to wembley? none of us have. some officials are saying if you don't have tickets, don't come down here. what is your response to that? they told us that about 2