move through the day, that rain will extend a little bit farther northwards, perhaps towards greater manchester england, southern england. as it works into east anglia and the southeast later in the day, it will begin to fragment and turn a little bit lighter. sunshine and showers further north once again, a breezy day to come, quite windy across southern parts around this rain band. temperatures mid—to—high teens for many. we hold onto to further showers and outbreaks of rain across the north of the uk thursday and friday, but as we head on into the weekend, particularly england and wales, it's going to start to turn warmer, more humid, with the risk of some thundery showers. this is bbc news, i'm david eades. our top stories: "shoot on sight" — the orders for security forces in sri lanka amid violent protests calling for the president to step down. a warning for china — the world health organization says beijing must change course on covid. when we talk about a zero—covid strategy, we don't see it as sustainable considering the behaviour of the virus now and what we anticipate in the future.

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of eastern england into the afternoon — i think the northern extent of it being around the greater manchester rain band. quite gusty as well across the northwest of scotland, where we�*ll see sunshine and showers. and temperatures will range from around 14—17 celsius. pollen levels on wednesday, again, will be rather high, but maybe not quite as high across england and wales as we�*ll have that rain band. now, that rain will clear away from the south—east as we move through wednesday night, then skies will clear. winds will turn a little bit lighter, as well, but there�*ll be further showers across the north and the west of scotland in particular. now, with the clearer skies, a slightly cooler air mass — it�*ll be a fresher night to come for wednesday night, with temperatures down into single figures for most. the pressure chart for thursday, then, shows more weatherfronts affecting northern parts of the uk — so again, it�*ll be quite breezy and showery here, a little bit drierfurther south. so, best of the sunshine for england and wales throughout thursday. after that fairly fresh start, tem

move through the day, that rain will extend a little bit farther northwards, perhaps towards greater manchestereast later in the day, it will begin to fragment and turn a little bit lighter. sunshine and showers further north once again, a breezy day to come, quite windy across southern parts around this rain band. temperatures mid to high teens for many. we hold onto to further showers and outbreaks of rain across the north of the uk thursday and friday, but as we head on into the weekend, particularly england and wales, it's going to start to turn warmer, more humid with the risk of some thundery showers. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm mariko oi. the headlines... sri lanka brings in new shoot—on—sight orders to try to quell protests calling for the president to step down over the spiralling economic crisis. for the first time, britain's prince of wales takes on the duty of unveiling the government's programme — in the queen's absence — with a prominent pledge to tackle the impact of rising prices. russia targets the crucial port city of odesa, with missile strikes hitt

a three—year—old boy has died in a suspected dog attack in greater manchester.says it's investigating previous incidents involving dogs at the home. no arrests have been made. today is the first day of the big plastic count — the uk's biggest ever investigation into how much household plastic waste we throw away. here's our climate and environment correspondentjonah fisher. every year, each of us, on average, produces about 400 kilos of household waste. 44% of it is then recycled. this is one of the biggest recycling plants in britain — in southwark, in south london. this facility deals with the recycling for about two million people every year. that's 150,000 tonnes. the number—one rule is if you're not sure, don't put it in your recyclable bin. with the ball, that baseball ball, that needs to be removed. when we collect the waste in the streets, we ask the general public to put plastics, glass, metals and paper in the same bin. so the role of this facility is to separate this material. the top few things that we are seeing coming to our facilities and which sh

wouldn't be spending money and devoting resources as we have to the fate of what's happening in greater manchesterea that it is driven by party politics. since the launch of the levelling up agenda, the world has changed. can the government's ambition to make the uk fairer survive the cost—of—living squeeze and predictions of an economic downturn? at a time when inflation is rising, that means that every pound of government spending is worth a little bit less in a year's time than it was last year. so it is a tough climate. it's tough for everyone. i think it makes it all the more important that we level up. i think, unless we do everything in this white paper, unless we stick to those missions, then the cost of living issues that we face at the moment will deepen inequality. it is both much more important and also that little bit more difficult. last week's elections suggest the shine is coming off the government for many people. the desire here to see levelling up remains undimmed. now they want it delivered. the stakes are so high. london is a vital part of the political economy of the country.

of eastern england into the afternoon — i think the northern extent of it being around the greater manchesterards in east anglia in the southeast, it will begin to fragment again. another windy day to come, particularly across southern britain with that rain band. quite gusty, as well, across the north west of scotland, where we'll see sunshine and showers. and temperatures will range from around 14—17 celsius. pollen levels on wednesday, again, will be rather high, but maybe not quite as high across england and wales as we'll have that rain band. now, that rain will clear away from the southeast as we move through wednesday night, then skies will clear. winds will turn a little bit lighter, as well, but there'll be further showers across the north and the west of scotland in particular. now, with the clearer skies, a slightly cooler air mass — it'll be a fresher night to come for wednesday night, with temperatures down into single figures for most. the pressure chart for thursday, then, shows more weather fronts affecting northern parts of the uk — so again, it'll be quite breezy and showery

of eastern england into the afternoon — i think the northern extent of it being around the greater manchesterbegins to move south—eastwards into east anglia in the southeast, it will begin to fragment. again another windy day to come, particularly across southern britain with that rain band. quite gusty, as well, across the northwest of scotland, where we'll see sunshine and showers. and temperatures will range from around 14—17 celsius. pollen levels on wednesday, again, will be rather high, but maybe not quite as high across england and wales as we'll have that rain band. now, that rain will clear away from the south—east as we move through wednesday night, then skies will clear. winds will turn a little bit lighter, as well, but there'll be further showers across the north and the west of scotland in particular. now, with the clearer skies, a slightly cooler air mass — it'll be a fresher night to come for wednesday night, with temperatures down into single figures for most. the pressure chart for thursday, then, shows more weatherfronts affecting northern parts of the uk — so again, it'll

of eastern england into the afternoon — i think the northern extent of it being around the greater manchesterin the southeast, it will begin to fragment again. another windy day to come, particularly across southern britain with that rain band. quite gusty, as well, across the northwest of scotland, where we'll see sunshine and showers. and temperatures will range from around 14—17 celsius. pollen levels on wednesday, again, will be rather high, but maybe not quite as high across england and wales as we'll have that rain band. now, that rain will clear away from the south—east as we move through wednesday night, then skies will clear. winds will turn a little bit lighter, as well, but there'll be further showers across the north and the west of scotland in particular. now, with the clearer skies, a slightly cooler air mass — it'll be a fresher night to come for wednesday night, with temperatures down into single figures for most. the pressure chart for thursday, then, shows more weatherfronts affecting northern parts of the uk — so again, it'll be quite breezy and showery here, a little bit d

kiera is 19 and lives in greater manchester on her student loan and wages from her part—timejob. easy. before the student loan in april, i had £17 in my bank left. nothing, no savings, no nothing. when it comes to affording shopping at the moment, how are you making ends meet? i shop less, so i shop every two weeks now. i try and get a big batch of chicken and then i freeze it all so it doesn't go out of date, and then i will make sure that i split them up and make meals, maybe make, like, a batch meal. i saw people doing this... and kira has another trick too. this is what these are, budget binders. budgeting her cash carefully to make sure she has enough to live and to save. in castleford, saving is becoming increasingly hard. cheryl and her husband both work full—time but with their energy bills bouncing up and up, the plan to buy their own family home is feeling more like a pipe dream. i'm constantly turning everything off at the switch, you know, every night you turn everything off. we make sure that we use a full dishwasher, full washing machine, a full load when we're wash

of eastern england into the afternoon — i think the northern extent of it being around the greater manchestergain another windy day to come, particularly across southern britain with that rain band. quite gusty, as well, across the northwest of scotland, where we'll see sunshine and showers. and temperatures will range from around 14—17 celsius. pollen levels on wednesday, again, will be rather high, but maybe not quite as high across england and wales as we'll have that rain band. now, that rain will clear away from the south—east as we move through wednesday night, then skies will clear. winds will turn a little bit lighter, as well, but there'll be further showers across the north and the west of scotland in particular. now, with the clearer skies, a slightly cooler air mass — it'll be a fresher night to come for wednesday night, with temperatures down into single figures for most. the pressure chart for thursday, then, shows more weatherfronts affecting northern parts of the uk — so again, it'll be quite breezy and showery here, a little bit drierfurther south. so, best of the sunshine fo

of eastern england into the afternoon — i think the northern extent of it being around the greater manchesterto fragment. again another windy day to come, particularly across southern britain with that rain band. quite gusty, as well, across the northwest of scotland, where we'll see sunshine and showers. and temperatures will range from around 14—17 celsius. pollen levels on wednesday, again, will be rather high, but maybe not quite as high across england and wales as we'll have that rain band. now, that rain will clear away from the south—east as we move through wednesday night, then skies will clear. winds will turn a little bit lighter, as well, but there'll be further showers across the north and the west of scotland in particular. now, with the clearer skies, a slightly cooler air mass — it'll be a fresher night to come for wednesday night, with temperatures down into single figures for most. the pressure chart for thursday, then, shows more weatherfronts affecting northern parts of the uk — so again, it'll be quite breezy and showery here, a little bit drierfurther south. so, best of t

the chandramani family from greater manchester couldn't wait for their first proper overseas holiday to turkey leaving tomorrow. but last night, tui texted them to say it was cancelled. absolutely devastated. i was heartbroken for myself, butjust heartbroken how i was going to explain to the girls that the holiday they've spoken nothing else for for 12 months was cancelled. the water park, that's all they've spoken about. "i can't wait to wake up and go on the water park and on slides." and it's just all taken away from them. the tour operator says advanced cancellations are aimed at providing stability amid disruption to its operation at manchester airport, which has been blamed on staff shortages at check—in and baggage reclaim. swissport, which handles tui's ground operations at manchester, said it was sorry for its part in delays and disruption. this guy's a legend. 0ne passenger took this video yesterday of a pilot out on the tarmac helping to deal with bags. passenger numbers have taken off as travel restrictions have eased, but after shedding thousands ofjobs during the pandem

greater manchester police have confirmed this afternoon that there have been calls to this address beem.— anyone with any information to get in touch with them. thank you. time for a look at the weather. it's been so changeable and the clouds in places have been such a drag. overcast and rainy across parts of scotland through the course of today to the south, the cloud eventually broke with them showers and that's likely to continue, some of them thunderstorms across parts of them thunderstorms across parts of england and wales. but towards the end of the night we do think things should clear up at least across the bulk of the uk. the uk. the bulk of england at least. temperature is around ten or 11 degrees for most towns and cities. tomorrow we are expecting rain across weston parts and that rain through the morning into the afternoon will get more extensive, and heavy, you can see the area of rain expands and angles parts of western uk. cool cloudy rain here but a fairly warm if not hot they even for some of us in the south—east and east anglia, up to 26 degrees. tomorrow that rain

a three—year—old boy has died in a suspected dog attack in greater manchester.. greater manchester police says it's investigating previous incidents involving dogs at the home. no arrests have been made. nato officials say moscow's invasion strategy in the east of ukraine may be stalling. it's thought russia may have lost a third of its ground combat troops and is failing to make progress in the donbas region. meanwhile, one of the biggest ever nato military exercises in the baltics gets under way in estonia today. code—named "hedgehog", the manoeuvres will involve ten countries, including the uk, us, finland and sweden. let's get more now from our correspondent in kyiv, james waterhouse. james, is there an increasing sense in ukraine that they have the upper hand? i in ukraine that they have the upper hand? ., �* ., .,, ., ., in ukraine that they have the upper hand? ., �* ., ., ., hand? i wouldn't go as far to say u- er hand? i wouldn't go as far to say upper hand. _ hand? i wouldn't go as far to say upper hand, joanna, _ hand? i wouldn't go as far to say uppe

coming in from greater manchester. ., ., ., , manchester.rdly punching _ london soon, but it's hardly punching through, is it? when we talk about the _ punching through, is it? when we talk about the broad _ punching through, is it? when we talk about the broad picture, - talk about the broad picture, richard. you've been out campaigning. i mean, just be upfront about it. what people telling you they didn't trust boris johnson anymore. they didn't like is they didn't trust borisjohnson anymore. they didn't like is conduct on partygate?— on partygate? talking about cost issues. maybe _ on partygate? talking about cost issues. maybe government - on partygate? talking about cost issues. maybe government isn't| issues. maybe government isn't providing enough help? the biggest issues on the _ providing enough help? the biggest issues on the ground. _ providing enough help? the biggest issues on the ground. i _ providing enough help? the biggest issues on the ground. i went - providing enough help? the biggest issues on the ground. i went to - iss

sickest patients in intensive care units, and is going towards a new major trauma hospitalfor greater manchesterve worked so, so hard to raise this amount of money. the equipment that is going to be provided in those hospitals, it really is going to be life—changing, you know. it's going to make such a difference to our patients and their families. this is what we've designed. yeah, man. so obviously that's the home kit, goalkeeper kit... raising their game, the lads are now looking for sponsors for a charity football match in the summer. dylan has turned his pain into positivity, and his mum is neverfarfrom his thoughts. the way that you can really beat yourself up and get yourself down. and ijust think, i've had the worst thing that could ever happen, and i've had to dig deep. i'm not saying it was easy, and it still isn't easy. but i really have fought and battled myself to just try and keep that positive mental attitude. and that's the only thing i would, you know, recommend or suggest, is just, no matter how bleak days are and how grey, you've just got to keep smiling through it. i know she

the chandramani family from greater manchester couldn't wait for their first proper overseas holidayrkey leaving tomorrow. but last night, tui texted them to say it was cancelled. absolutely devastated. i was heartbroken for myself, butjust heartbroken how i was going to explain to the girls that the holiday they've spoken nothing else for for 12 months was cancelled. the water park, that's all they've spoken about. "i can't wait to wake up and go on the water park and on slides." and it's just all taken away from them. the tour operator says advanced cancellations are aimed at providing stability amid disruption to its operation at manchester airport, which has been blamed on staff shortages at check—in and baggage reclaim. swissport, which handles tui's ground operations at manchester, said it was sorry for its part in delays and disruption. this guy's a legend. 0ne passenger took this video yesterday of a pilot out on the tarmac helping to deal with bags. passenger numbers have taken off as travel restrictions have eased, but after shedding thousands ofjobs during the pandemic, bu

greater manchester police have charged two men over separate incidents of crowd disorder but say thatported assault of a player on the etihad pitch are ongoing'. west ham's kurt zouma and his brother yoan, who plays for dagenham and redbridge, will appear in court tomorrow charged with a number of offences under the animal welfare act. the hammers defender was filmed on social media in february kicking and mistreating his pet cats. the two men are due to appear at thames magistrates' court for a first hearing tomorrow morning. the animals are still being cared for by the rspca who raised the investigation. the british number 3 harriet dart has been knocked out of the french open in the first round, beaten in straight sets by italy's martina trevisan. naomi osaka is also out. the former world number one and two time grand slam champion lost in straight sets to the 2019 semi—finallist amanda anisimova — the american who also beat her at the australian open. afterwards osaka said she might skip the grass court season, now that wimbledon has been stripped of ranking points, because of its

of eastern england into the afternoon — i think the northern extent of it being around the greater manchesterto fragment. again another windy day to come, particularly across southern britain with that rain band. quite gusty, as well, across the northwest of scotland, where we'll see sunshine and showers. and temperatures will range from around 14—17 celsius. pollen levels on wednesday, again, will be rather high, but maybe not quite as high across england and wales as we'll have that rain band. now, that rain will clear away from the south—east as we move through wednesday night, then skies will clear. winds will turn a little bit lighter, as well, but there'll be further showers across the north and the west of scotland in particular. now, with the clearer skies, a slightly cooler air mass — it'll be a fresher night to come for wednesday night, with temperatures down into single figures for most. the pressure chart for thursday, then, shows more weatherfronts affecting northern parts of the uk — so again, it'll be quite breezy and showery here, a little bit drierfurther south. so, best of t

eastwards into parts of eastern england, some questions over it, probably no further north in the greater manchestere end of the day working its way towards east anglia and the south—east but it'll start to break up. the wind quite a feature of the system as it moves through across southern england and south wales. further north, sunshine and showers, temperatures between 14—17 c. some showers across scotland and northern ireland on thursday and friday, high—pressure starting to building by the weekend, starting to turn warmer and more humid across southern areas with an increasing chance of thundery showers. that's all from the bbc news at six and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. hello, i'm olly foster, here's what's coming up on sportsday will he be the missing piece. man sister city have gotten one of the worlds top strikers! —— manchester! outside the stadium this will be his new home in manchester city have spent more than £50 million in one of the most exciting strikers in football. in the will liverpool's former captain, be the villain of the piece as they try and st

investigation is under way after a three year—old boy died after a suspected dog attack in rochdale, in greater manchester more do we know of what happened?— happened? this is a terrible traced . happened? this is a terrible tragedy. ambulance - happened? this is a terrible tragedy. ambulance crews l happened? this is a terrible - tragedy. ambulance crews were happened? this is a terrible _ tragedy. ambulance crews were called to a farm down the lane behind me around lunchtime yesterday, at about 1.15 the police were called in. it's in a deeply rural area just up the hills from the m 62 motorway near rochdale. paramedics treated the boy at the scene and then took him by ambulance to the hospital but he died as a result of his injuries. police are treating this as a criminal investigation but no arrests have been made yet. they say the injuries to the little boy look like they were caused by a dog. down at the farm, from the public pathway that goes through the middle of the farm, you can see a forensic tent and two discarded police shield is made of clear plastic that were used as protection when the poli

of eastern england into the afternoon — i think the northern extent of it being around the greater manchester we'll see sunshine and showers. and temperatures will range from around 14—17 celsius. pollen levels on wednesday, again, will be rather high, but maybe not quite as high across england and wales as we'll have that rain band. now, that rain will clear away from the southeast as we move through wednesday night, then skies will clear. winds will turn a little bit lighter, as well, but there'll be further showers across the north and the west of scotland in particular. now, with the clearer skies, a slightly cooler air mass — it'll be a fresher night to come for wednesday night, with temperatures down into single figures for most. the pressure chart for thursday, then, shows more weatherfronts affecting northern parts of the uk — so again, it'll be quite breezy and showery here, a little bit drierfurther south. so, best of the sunshine for england and wales throughout thursday. after that fairly fresh start, temperatures will begin to rise. more cloud, though, for northern england, north

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kira is 19 and lives in greater manchester on her student loan and wages from her part—timejob.nk left. nothing, no savings, no nothing. when it comes to affording shopping at the moment, how are you making ends meet? i shop less, so i shop every two weeks now. i try and get a big batch of chicken and then i freeze it all so it doesn't go out of date, and then i will make sure that i split them up and make meals, maybe make, like, a batch meal. i saw people doing this... and kira has another trick too. this is what these are, budget binders. budgeting her cash carefully to make sure she has enough to live and to save. in castleford, saving is becoming increasingly hard. cheryl and her husband both work full—time, but with their energy bills bouncing up and up, the plan to buy their own family home is feeling more like a pipe dream. i'm constantly turning everything off at the switch, you know, every night, we turn everything off. we make sure that we use a full dishwasher, full washing machine, a full load when we're washing. so i'm sort of running out of ideas at the minute, be

kira is 19 and lives in greater manchester on her student loan and wages from her part—timejob.e the student loan in april, i had £17 in my bank left. nothing, no savings, no nothing. when it comes to affording shopping at the moment, how are you making ends meet? i shop less, so i shop every two weeks now. i try and get a big batch of chicken and then i freeze it all so it doesn't go out of date, and then i will make sure that i split them up and make meals, maybe make, like, a batch meal. i saw people doing this... and kira has another trick too. this is what these are, budget binders. budgeting her cash carefully to make sure she has enough to live and to save. in castleford, saving is becoming increasingly hard. cheryl and her husband both work full—time but with their energy bills bouncing up and up, the plan to buy their own family home is feeling more like a pipe dream. i'm constantly turning everything off at the switch, you know, every night you turn everything off. we make sure that we use a full dishwasher, full washing machine, a full load when we're washing. so i'm

a three—year—old boy has died in a suspected dog attack in greater manchester. milnrow, near rochdale, yesterday afternoon. greater manchester police says it's investigating previous incidents involving dogs at the home. no arrests have been made. airlines and airports in eu countries are no longer telling passengers and staff to wear facemasks. the european union aviation safety agency says the change — which comes into force today — is a big step forward in normalising air travel. some airlines will still require face coverings to be worn. the queen has attended the final night of the royal windsor horse show — which was the first official event to celebrate her platinum jubilee. applause her majesty was met with a standing ovation as she arrived. celebrities including tom cruise, helen mirren and katherinejenkins appeared in the open—air celebration. and martin clunes. well spotted. and that was helen mirren as elizabeth i. my mirren as elizabeth i. my goodness. did she think it was fancy dress? i do not think so. why did you not tell me? you do not have many

ciara is 19 and lives in greater manchester on her student loan and wages from her part timejob.asy. before the student loan in april, i had £17 in my bank left. nothing — no savings, no nothing. when it comes to affording shopping at the moment, how are you making ends meet? i shop less, so, i shop every two weeks now. i try and get a big batch of chicken, and then i'll freeze it all so it don't go out of date. and then, i'll make sure that i kind of split them up and make meals, and maybe make like a batch meal. kind of saw people doing this. and kira has another trick too. this is what these are — budget binders. ok, so show me inside, show me inside — i want to see! so, this is long term. she puts physical notes into binder pockets for each type of saving and spending. and if you get change then, if you're spending any of these, you know, tenners, and you get a bit of change, that goes into these these these massive pots? yes. 0k. so if i spend £7 of this, or £7 something, the change will go into these. so the pounds all go into here, and the silver and copper all goes into t

i suppose because i live in greater manchester, i work in greater manchester, i work in greater manchesteracy _ people have been on. you have been talking about the legacy and - people have been on. you have been talking about the legacy and how - talking about the legacy and how important it is for people to have a legacy and their loved ones to be remembered. fiend legacy and their loved ones to be remembered.— legacy and their loved ones to be remembered. : ., , , ~ remembered. and so many ways. and what steve has _ remembered. and so many ways. and what steve has done _ remembered. and so many ways. and what steve has done with _ remembered. and so many ways. and what steve has done with liv's - what steve has done with liv's trust, that's one charity, there are other families of victims, chloe and liam, they have opened a charity and others, charities which have been created in memory of those who died. notjust created in memory of those who died. not just charity, created in memory of those who died. notjust charity, if you look in otherfamilies, one family notjust charity, if you loo

the chandramani family from greater manchester couldn't wait for their first proper overseas holidayfive—star trip to turkey leaving tomorrow. but last night, tui texted them to say it was cancelled. absolutely devastated. i was heartbroken for myself, butjust heartbroken how i was going to explain to the girls that the holiday they've spoken nothing else for for 12 months was cancelled. the water park, that's all they've spoken about. "i can't wait to wake up and go on the water park and on slides. " and it's just all taken away from them. the tour operator says advanced cancellations are aimed at providing stability amid disruption to its operation at manchester airport, which has been blamed on staff shortages at check—in and baggage reclaim. swissport, which handles tui's ground operations at manchester, said it was sorry for its part in delays and disruption. this guy's a legend. 0ne passenger took this video yesterday of a pilot out on the tarmac helping to deal with bags. passenger numbers have taken off as travel restrictions have eased, but after shedding thousands ofjobs du

a mystical parenting greater manchester.income where i can afford a holiday every couple of to know holidays and watching everything that i spend. and how i live my life at home. in everything that i spend. and howl live my life at home.— live my life at home. in terms of our live my life at home. in terms of your bills. _ live my life at home. in terms of your bills, what _ live my life at home. in terms of your bills, what is your- live my life at home. in terms of your bills, what is your biggest l your bills, what is your biggest burden? is it the tax, food, fuel, energy? it burden? is it the tax, food, fuel, ener: ? , ., ., burden? is it the tax, food, fuel, ener ? , ., ., ., , energy? it is all that the above but i think, at the _ energy? it is all that the above but i think, at the moment, _ energy? it is all that the above but i think, at the moment, it is- energy? it is all that the above but i think, at the moment, it is the i i think, at the moment, it is the and electric entities the food bill. how are you coping

kira is 19 and lives in greater manchester on her student loan and wages from her part timejob. in april, i had £17 in my bank left. nothing — no savings, no nothing. when it comes to affording shopping at the moment, how are you making ends meet? i shop less, so, i shop every two weeks now. i try and get a big batch of chicken, and then i'll freeze it all so it don't go out of date. and then, i'll make sure that i kind of split them up and make meals, and maybe make like a batch meal. kind of saw people doing this. and kira has another trick too. this is what these are — budget binders. ok, so show me inside, show me inside — i want to see! so, this is long term. she puts physical notes into binder pockets for each type of saving and spending. and if you get change then, if you're spending any of these, you know, tenners, and you get a bit of change, that goes into these these these massive pots? yes. 0k. so if i spend £7 of this, or £7 something, the change will go into these. so the pounds all go into here, and the silver and copper all goes into there. so there's about £60 i

this morning there have been developments from greater manchester police. the past week. and it should be a day to remember at the french open, with novak djokovic, rafael nadal and five british players all in action today. one of those british stars who'll be on court is emma raducanu. the us open champion is making her debut at roland garros and will face the czech qualifier linda noskova in the opening round. britain's harriett dart, heather watson, dan evans and cameron norrie are all also on court throughout the day. that's all the sport for now. manchester city fans can relive what happened yesterday, an open top bus tour on the streets of manchester where they will parade the trophy. no trophy celebrations yet for liverpool when you consider despite the two trophies they have in the bag, there is the small matter of the champions league final to come in paris this weekend. an inquiry by the charity birthrights says black and asian women in the uk are being harmed by racial discrimination in maternity care. the year—long study found that some women fe

are increasingly seeing across english politics, particularly in labour northern areas, like greater manchesterleadership. this is an interesting one. newcastle—under—lyme, in staffordshire, it is one of the only so—called redwall burrows where all of the seats are up for election, as you will see in so many of these places it is just a third, which makes it hard to get an accurate extrapolation. all of the seats are up extrapolation. all of the seats are up in newcastle—under—lyme. the conservatives took it last time. it had come at a parliamentary level, been a labour seat since 1919. the conservatives took that, aaron bell, in the general election in 2019. that clutch of seats, the stoke—on—trent seats and so on that the conservatives astonishingly talk at the last election, there will be at the last election, there will be a lot of conservative mps in that part of the west midlands, keeping a close eye on that result. one to watch out for over the course of the afternoon. tbts watch out for over the course of the afternoon. �* , , ., watch out for over the course of the afternoon. ~ , i. _

greater manchester police have charged two men over separate incidents of crowd disorder but say thate ilkay gundogan sparked the turnaround as city scored three goals in a five minute spell, he scored two of them incuding the winner, as they pipped liverpool to the title by a single point. these guys are legends already, i'm sorry, people have to admit it. this group of players are absolutely eternal in this club, because what we have achieved is so difficult to do. the liverpool managerjurgen klopp sent his congratualtions to guardiola and city, they did what they had to do, beating wolves 3—1. just like city, they also had to come from behind and by the time they did, city were also winning, so at no point on a dramatic afternoon did liverpool actually top the table. mohammed salah scored his 23rd goal of the season, which sees him share the golden boot with tottenham's son heung—min. the only thing you can do in this league, you have to constantly develop. we did that and we have to carry on developing, and then we will be an even more difficult team to play against if we are that

greater manchester police have charged two men over separate incidents of crowd disorder but say thatdy denied all the charges, which include seven of rape, the offences are alleged to have taken place at his home between october and april. mendy denied all the charges, which include seven of rape, at chester crown court. west ham's kurt zouma and his brother yoan , who plays for dagenham and redbridge, will appear in court tomorrow charged with a number of offences under the animal welfare act. the hammers defender was filmed on social media in february kicking and mistreating his pet cats. the two men are due to appear at thames magistrates�* court for a first hearing tomorrow morning. the animals are still being cared for by the rspca who raised the investigation. there are a few british players in action at the french open today, british number1 cameron norrie is on court right now, but harriet dart is out beaten in straight sets by italy's martina trevisan in the first round. naomi 0saka was also beaten, the former world number one and two time grand slam champion lost in straigh

in the last hour, greater manchester police have confirmed that two fans have been charged followingplayers are concerned, they will be in action later on. they will hope to avoid an upset of course which happen certainly at roland garros yesterday. something which the women's number six seed 0ns jabeur was unable to do. the tunisian was knocked out by madga linette losing by two sets to one. the pole will face harriet dart next, if the briton wins today. how well emma rad a kanu fair as she makes herfinal how well emma rad a kanu fair as she makes her final preparations for his senior debut tournament? emma raducanu is also in action this afternoon as she prepares to make her french open debut. the us open champion will face czech qualifier linda noskova in the opening round. britain's heather watson, dan evans and cameron norrie are all also on court throughout the day. and of course, we look ahead and prepare for wimbledon. the manchester city fans will be looking ahead to the trophy presentation, an open top bus tour will be out on the streets of central manchester later, getting

is annoying after a three—year—old boy died following a suspected dog attack in mill road in greater manchester to you. this is a horrible story. than to you. this is a horrible story. an awful to you. this is a horrible story. in awful tragedy. and inventors we re were called to a farm down a lane to i am now yesterday lunchtime. what found them to call the police and the police came in. it taken to hospital but as a result of his injuries, he died shortly after arriving there. police say they are treating this as a criminal investigation. they see that there may have been other incidents in the past that they are investigating at the moment. they see the injuries that the little boy received it looked as if they were caused by a dog. down at the farm itself, there is a public pathway which leads through the middle of the farm and from that pathway you can see a forensic tent and you can see two clear plastic shield that the police were using to protect themselves during the incident. the investigation is being led by a police officer who said that this is a terrible tragedy for everyone invol

"mini—hollands" — will be also be carried out in areas including nottinghamshire, hull and greater manchesterou.- tell me a| morning to you. morning. tell me a bit about the _ morning to you. morning. tell me a bit about the scheme, _ morning to you. morning. tell me a bit about the scheme, tell - morning to you. morning. tell me a bit about the scheme, tell me - morning to you. morning. tell me a| bit about the scheme, tell me about this e bike scheme in manchester. sign like it's one of a raft of them. this is not part of the one we will talk about but this is one i hired to bring over a few weeks ago, electric bikes, they take away the fear, window hills, and they are fun. yellow we will go round that way. fun. yellow we will go round that wa . , ,. ., ., fun. yellow we will go round that wa. way. this scheme, it will go to lots of different — way. this scheme, it will go to lots of different ways _ way. this scheme, it will go to lots of different ways to _ way. this scheme, it will go to lots of different ways to access - way. this scheme, it will go to lots of different ways to access t

the bolton the only conservative—controlled borough in greater manchester.nservative is down. it emphasises what we have been talking, it all depends on when you're comparing to and from. the labour party in comparison to 21 and 19 both drubbings. now it is doing about the same. outside of london it is doing worse. that is not great for the labour party, considering jeremy corbyn was not the most popular labour leader. it was a high water mark forjeremy corbyn. but that wasn't saying a great deal. the biggest lead in opposition, for each opposition leader in a set of local elections. it doesn't necessarily mean that you do well that you are going to win the general election. tory did in 1995. he got 46% of the vote. he went on to a landslide victory in 97. william hague, beat tony blair in 2000, he gained one seat net in the 2001 general election. an appalling result for him. became the first conservative leader of the opposition since neville chamberlain not to become prime minister. 2008 david cameron beat gordon brown. he does become prime minister. 2012

we've been to visit the dog training school at greater manchester police to see how they turn these cutey four thousand passengers were fined for not wearing face coverings on london's transport network when it was mandatory to do so. the new figures have been released by city hall. face coverings were made compulsory amid rising concerns about the omicron variant of covid—19 in november but the rules have since been relaxed. the opening of the elizabeth line could lead to up to a hundred bus routes in central london being cut or reduced according to the mayor. tfl has warned that failure to secure long—term funding from the government could lead to a reduction in services. sadiq khan suggested buses in the centre are now duplicating other transport routes and could be moved to outer boroughs where there's a greater need. you may have spotted the hunting going up ahead of the queen's jubilee. well, the celebrations are already in full swing at one school in east london. pupils at cayley primary have spent the past few weeks making decorations and learning about the queen's 70 years of se

we have bury from greater manchester, a very classic marginal place, two marginal constituencies verygood result, labour winning that so they stay in control there. the other really big story of the day and night was this lib dem resurgence. they have done extremely well across the south of england in particular, taking scores and scores of seats off the conservative party. we had a good example of that from gosport on the south post. —— south coast. this has been conservative since 2010 and the lib dems have taken it, gaining six seats while the conservatives lost seven seats. you will notice — we talked so much about the two body blows that the lib dems had in terms of their popular support. lib dems had in terms of their popularsupport. 0ne lib dems had in terms of their popular support. one was the coalition, which led to huge attrition across the council base, and of course the parliamentary base as well, and then of course brexit, which for many of their old leave voting constituencies in the south—western particular simply abandoned them. 64% leave and the lib dems have taken t