ian reeve, bbc news. now it�*s time for a look at the weather with stav.use we will start seeing improvements acrosses the west. this afternoon it�*s a

ian reeve, bbc news.pen and now one of the city's premier orchestras is returning to the stage. the new york philhamonic is putting on its first season of concerts for more than 18 months. tim allman reports. established in 1842, the new york philharmonic has been performing for nearly 180 years. a vital and much loved part of the city's cultural bloodstream. but then came covid and the music stopped. now, 556 days later, final rehearsals are taking place. the phil is coming home. i feel like we are an important part of bringing new york back to normalcy, even though it's starting very slowly and it's still very tentative, we are aiming in the right direction. this is a very optimistic and exciting new beginning. the orchestra has performed a series of one—off events, mostly online, or outdoors, but this will be a proper concert, in a proper concert hall, with a paying and no doubt appreciative audience. i feel like almost a rebirth as a musician. as a musician we play 130—140 concerts a year and you neve

ian reeve, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with stav. it the calm before the storm we are talking about here? ewouldn�*t say so much storm but today is the sunniest, driest day of the weekend, tomorrow we could see pretty heavy rain so it could be a wash out for some. because we will start seeing improvements acrosses the west. this afternoon it's a fine one for most, and warm sunshine round but we will see increasing heavy showers developing, particularly across the midlands, these temperatures by the end of the afternoon, we could see the mid 20, it is humid too so the showers and thunderstorm also rumble on and move northwards, the weather fronts will start to reinvigorate and merge so it will turn wetter by the end of the night. eastern areas staying dry and it will be another fairly mild one quay from northern scotland. parliament two of the weekend, we have the weather fronts straddling the country, intense as well, particularly as we move through sunday afternoon, some the rain through central and eastern parts will turn out to be

ian reeve reports. the posters may be up, but teesside�*s dorman long tower is coming down.to be of any great architectural interest and in a state of some disrepair. for tees valley�*s mayor, who controls the site, relief. the tower could be in the way of a new wind turbine factory, promisingjobs. we have to prioritise giving people opportunities and jobs, and 2,000 jobs are not to be sniffed at. those people who say that this is a piece of heritage, my argument would be that teesside�*s heritage is in the structures that built the world — one world trade center, the shard, the sydney harbour bridge. those are the things we should be taking pride in. signing off the d—listing of the dorman long tower was the first act of the new culture secretary, nadine dorries. the race is now on to prepare the 1950s tower for demolition early tomorrow morning. three other structures will also come down, but the dorman long tower will be most missed. the former bridge builder a famous name, building amongst other things the sydney harbour bridge. archive: a steamer puts out to sea, while

ian reeve reports. the posters may be up, but teesside's dorman tower is coming down.k after being listed by conservation body historic england, it has been delisted. this former coal store, england, it has been delisted. this former coalstore, part england, it has been delisted. this former coal store, part of southbank�*s coke ovens and the weight steelworks, found not to be of any great architectural interest. and in a state of some disrepair. for teesside valley's mayor, who controls the site, relief. the tower could be on their way of a new wind turbine factory, promisingjobs. could be on their way of a new wind turbine factory, promising jobs. we turbine factory, promising “obs. we have turbine factory, promising jobs. - have to prioritise giving people opportunities and jobs and 2000 jobs are not to be sniffed at. those people who say that this is a piece of heritage, my argument would be that teesside's heritage is in the structures that built the world, one world trade center, the shard, the sydney harbour bridge. those other things we should be taking pride i

ian watson is at brighton. rachel reevesre this income tax stand? we have no plans to increase income tax the 2019 manifesto says says along with nationalising energy companies is that no longer policy? we nationalising energy companies is that no longer policy?— nationalising energy companies is that no longer policy? we have no alans that that no longer policy? we have no plans that no _ that no longer policy? we have no plans that no and _ that no longer policy? we have no plans that no and plans _ that no longer policy? we have no plans that no and plans to - that no longer policy? we have no| plans that no and plans to increase income tax and we do not support the government increased national insurance contributions when the economy is so fragile. we have to wait to receive what we got you with all of that. it is not an approach we should take note a different agenda around the need of that. it is not an approach we should take note and are setting a different agenda around the need to have modern fear taxation system.