the hire car then heads out of london to kent.ions of indecent exposure in london three days before kidnapping sarah and, it was revealed today, similar allegations in 2015 in kent — possible police failures now being investigated. this is where sarah was last seen. when couzens was arrested, he lied and lied. he claimed he owed money to an eastern european gang for underpaying a prostitute and they threatened his family and ordered him to deliver them another girl. he admitted kidnapping sarah but said he had handed her over, alive and unharmed, to the gang when they stopped his car on the way out of london. the truth was that couzens raped and murdered the 33—year—old, hiding her body deep in the kent countryside so it took a week to find her remains. as met police officers searched, the murderer was in their ranks. two days after he'd kidnapped her, couzens had bought two builder's bags at b&q. her body was found in one. the metropolitan police commissioner looked shaken. in court, she'd satjust feet from the everard family. i

so, what did kent police do about that?ned to her, because wayne couzens, although he has pleaded guilty, still has not given the police any information. he only told them a fake story. he will be sentenced in september. our home editor mark easton is here. could the met have done more to stop it? ., �* , ., ., could the met have done more to stop it? ., , it? that's one of the serious questions — it? that's one of the serious questions that _ it? that's one of the serious questions that the _ it? that's one of the serious - questions that the metropolitan police have got to answer. this was a firearms officer who worked in parliamentary and diplomatic protector work for the civil nuclear constabulary, all of which required him to be vetted on a regular basis. scotland yard say that they have been back over the vetting that was done and in all of those occasions there was no information that they had that would�*ve the decision on those vetting so the allegation of indecent exposure that lucy mentioned from 2015 in kent, we

the hire car then heads out of london to kent.ed allegations of indecent exposure in london three days before kidnapping sarah and, it was revealed today, similar allegations in 2015 in kent — possible police failures now being investigated. this is where sarah was last seen. when couzens was arrested, he lied and lied. he claimed he owed money to an eastern european gang for underpaying a prostitute and they threatened his family and ordered him to deliver them another girl. he admitted kidnapping sarah but said he had handed her over, alive and unharmed, to the gang when they stopped his car on the way out of london. the truth was that couzens raped and murdered the 33—year—old, hiding her body deep in the kent countryside so it took a week to find her remains. as met police officers searched, the murderer was in their ranks. two days after he'd kidnapped her, couzens had bought two builder's bags at b&q. her body was found in one. the metropolitan police commissioner looked shaken. in court, she'd satjust feet from the everard

, so what did kent police do about that? to know what happened to her, because wayne couzens, although he has pleaded guilty, still has not given the police any information — he only told them a fake story. he will be sentenced in september. thank you very much, lucy manning reporting. mark easton, how much confidence will be in the metropolitan police at the moment? the metropolitan police has endured _ at the moment? the metropolitan police has endured a _ at the moment? the metropolitan police has endured a lot _ at the moment? the metropolitan police has endured a lot of - police has endured a lot of criticism, as you know, in the last few months, the handling of the sarah everard vigil on clapham common, and i think perhaps the most devastating criticism of all came in the report last month which said that they were institutionally corrupt, and these are very serious allegations to lay at the feet of a police service. as lucy was saying, there will be some difficult questions for scotland yard in relation to this. as sh

the hire car then heads out of london to kent.ations of indecent exposure in london three days before kidnapping sarah and, it was revealed today, similar allegations in 2015 in kent — possible police failures now being investigated. this is where sarah was last seen. when couzens was arrested, he lied and lied. he claimed he owed money to an eastern european gang for underpaying a prostitute and they threatened his family and ordered him to deliver them another girl. he admitted kidnapping sarah but said he had handed her over, alive and unharmed, to the gang when they stopped his car on the way out of london. the truth was that couzens raped and murdered the 33—year—old, hiding her body deep in the kent countryside so it took a week to find her remains. as met police officers searched, the murderer was in their ranks. two days after he'd kidnapped her, couzens had bought two builder's bags at b&q. her body was found in one. the metropolitan police commissioner looked shaken. in court, she'd satjust feet from the everard family.

i hope your right and kent clark is wrong. i did an - kent clark is wrong.uld need some cross party agreement so it will never happen. i hope that his scepticism which is born out of years of trying to get policies through is misplaced. benedict, do you want to continue on with the daily mirror with its britain is grinding to a halt assessment as the impact of the covid at? , ., ., ., covid at? yes we alluded to it. for those of you _ covid at? yes we alluded to it. for those of you who _ covid at? yes we alluded to it. for those of you who dared _ covid at? yes we alluded to it. for those of you who dared to - covid at? yes we alluded to it. for those of you who dared to miss . covid at? yes we alluded to it. for| those of you who dared to miss the first review — those of you who dared to miss the first review here is on the front page _ first review here is on the front page of— first review here is on the front page of the daily mirror. britain is grinding _ page of the daily mirror. britain is grinding to — page of the daily mirror. britain is grinding t

anderson claimed his best figures at old trafford — 7—19 — as kent were bowled out for 7h.st or famine, whether it's sunshine or rain. when we have the rain, we really have had the rain. this was sunday in edinburgh. you can see almost two inches of rain fell in 2a hours. and that brought some disruption. we're still under an influence of low pressure. still producing some rain, but it does look as though things will quiet down a little later this week. for tuesday, we see wet weather moving into southeast scotland through the day, blustery as well. strong winds, gale force gusts along the kent coast, that will rattle through some showers at quite a pace. but it means and temperatures will feel a little bit disappointing, 18 or 19 degrees at best. as we move into wednesday, that low pressure moves off into the north sea, and the shower will gradually start to fade away. wednesday will be a quieter morning, and we're still likely to see a few showers around, few and far between, but it means would lighter winds, far between, but it means would lighterwinds, if far between, b

the documents were found by a member of public at a bus stop in kent.rs to the bbc. the ministry of defence has launched a full investigation. the papers have now been recovered from the bbc and are being assessed as i speak to check that all documents missing have been recovered and what mitigation actions might be necessary. sensitive mod documents found strewn behind a bus stop in kent last tuesday morning is certainly embarrassing for ministers but it is deeply worrying for those concerned with our national security. our front line forces on hms defender, mr speaker, were totally professional in dealing with aggressive russian actions in the black sea last week. but they must be asking "what about our back up at the mod?" when top—secret documents about their mission, ahead of their mission, found their way to the back of this bus stop in kent. there was certainly something of a le carre in the discovery. of these documents behind a bus stop in the garden of england, i these documents were discovered in the same week as a more - serious security bre

to pc couzens in kent in 2015.tions that officers from a number of forces breached standards of professional behaviour while sharing information linked to the prosecution of pc couzens via a messaging app. our home editor mark easton is here. you believe there may be another allegation that we have not even covered in that list. the allegation that we have not even covered in that list.— covered in that list. the list including — covered in that list. the list including the _ covered in that list. the list including the list _ covered in that list. the list including the list in - covered in that list. the list including the list in the - covered in that list. the list including the list in the eye | covered in that list. the list - including the list in the eye seat was another investigation, three officers have been served with gross misconduct notices over the sharing of what they call an inappropriate graphic on social media. in a way, i think that that allegation, we don't know what this inappropriate graphic

about its mission were lying in a 5°99y its mission were lying in a soggy heat behind a bus stop in kentents show that officials were keenly aware that sailing close to the coast of crimea, which russia annexed in 2014, could cause an incident.— in 2014, could cause an incident. , , incident. those soggy papers assed incident. those soggy papers passed to — incident. those soggy papers passed to the _ incident. those soggy papers passed to the bbc _ incident. those soggy papers passed to the bbc by - incident. those soggy papers passed to the bbc by a - incident. those soggy papers i passed to the bbc by a member of the public also detailed plans for the uk military in afghanistan, arms exports campaigns and briefing notes for a defence meeting with the us, all very sensitive and confidential stuff, which tim edwards felt should never have been broadcast. graham pack had a similar concern, which he outlined in this video. i concern, which he outlined in this vide0-— this video. i was very concerned _ this video. i was very concerned to - this video. i was very concerned to see - this vid

mark easton, bbc news, kent. time, figures have been published showing the number of people living in care homes in england, who died with covid. the care quality commission said more than 39,000 people died between april 2020 to march this year. the highest number of deaths in a single care home was 1m. 0ur social affairs correspondent alison holt has the story. 0ver over 18 big months, about 40,000 care home residents have died with covid in england and the numbers show how the virus spread from care home to care home.— show how the virus spread from care home to care home. hang on, young lad . home to care home. hang on, young lady- among — home to care home. hang on, young lady- among the _ home to care home. hang on, young lady. among the many _ home to care home. hang on, young lady. among the many who - home to care home. hang on, young lady. among the many who died - home to care home. hang on, young lady. among the many who died as l home to care home. hang on, young l lady. among the many who died as th

anderson claimed his best figures at old trafford — 7—19 — as kent were bowled out for 7h.our of south africa. england flanker tom curry will make his first appearance for the side against the sharks injohannesburg on wednesday. wales lock adam beard and back rowjosh navidi will also make their debuts after being called up as replacements, and ireland's iain henderson will captain the side. the lions comfortably won their first match, thumping the sigma lions 56—14 on saturday. meanwhile, the springboks are in isolation for the second time in eight days. they suspended training after lood dejager, the sale sharks player, tested positive for covid—19, and that puts their game against georgia on friday in doubt. geraint thomas has decided to continue to ride in the tour de france when it resumes tomorrow after a rest day. he had been contemplating quitting after losing more than 35 minutes on saturday's mountainous stage. it's been a tough race for thomas, who dislocated his shoulder in a crash on stage three. it's been more enjoyable for mark cavendish, who was a late call—u

teeing it up at last on the kent coast. better late than never.il is roughly swirling sea breeze or the fairways and greens the players are in for a bumpy ride. it's just not as exciting i don't know why whether it be a couple of shots to nothing. you know, a couple of blind, a couple of tea shots shots where you can't really see much i'm not too big a fan of that. few tournaments, few tournaments provide such unpredictability. ben curtis ranked 300 and 96 in the world when he won in 2003. 0r darren clark's unexpected emotional triumph a decade ago. the game has come along way since then but when the lies are uneven things goff could be a real leveler. as i got a little more experience and matured i've been able to play this championship a little bit better. hopefully i can continue that record this week. but it's notjust the players that are happy to be back here at st. george's this week we have fans as well. each day of competition up to 32,000 will be in attendance. it's lovely to get out. will be in attendance. it's absolutely excellent. will

the open begins this thursday at royal st george's in kent.f with not 100% capacity and living in a bubble, you would have kind of laughed at someone. but you just have to mind yourself. i'm not saying zach did not mind himself, because he probably did and he probably got it somewhere stupid, but that's the nature of the world we live in at the minute. meanwhile the rest of the world's top golfers have arrived in kent ahead of the major championship which starts on thursday. it was a blustery day on the course for phil mickelson the current us pga champion who teamed up with bryson dechambeau and in front of plenty of fans ahead of the opening round. we we re we were postponed last year which was a _ we were postponed last year which was a great disappointment, but we fully understand. we have all suffered _ fully understand. we have all suffered in different ways. and we had 170 _ suffered in different ways. and we had 170 days of no golf last year. but the _ had 170 days of no golf last year. but the set up that they produced this year— but

karl kent, who was the investigator for california department of forestry, he had a lot of questions the cause and who started this fire. >> and it didn't help that karl had taken out an insurance policy on christina just weeks before that deadly fire. >> karlsen went to an insurance agent and bought a $200,000 policy on his wife. >> the fact that the policy was purchased 19 days before christina's death i think rang the alarm bells in the head of state farm insurance. >> state farm brought in ken busey. >> typically i'm hired by an insurance company to answer what the cause of the fire is. >> when that investigator looked at that severely burned light, he was able to determine that the filament had not been energized at the time of the fire, meaning, the light wasn't on. >> if a bulb is off, of course, it's not apt to be the cause of the fire. mr. rl story, it simply couldn't have been true. >> ken buske turns his report in em,e's cnc this is no accident. >> but for whatever reason, that report didn't stop the insurance company from paying out the claim. >> karl was paid $215,000, a

it's been a glorious day here in sandwich on the kent coast.own, the sun is been baking the course. the early starters really enjoyed it and front and centre of all of that is the first round leader in the clubhouse louis 0osthuizen. the south african 20 - louis 0osthuizen. the south african 20 — ten shot a brilliant round of 64th to see it on six underpar. he described as the perfect round, made five birdies in seven holes. that leaves him a shot clear of spieth and harmon. 0ne leaves him a shot clear of spieth and harmon. one of the english contingent? that hasn't been an english winner on the open for nearly 30 years. that hasn't been an english winner in the open in england since 1969. there was a quartet sitting on three under par at the minute. that's sullivan, willett, rose and seen. you may be forgiven for never hearing a jack senior. 0nly forgiven for never hearing a jack senior. only qualified for the scottish open last week. he was ranked 353 in the world at the time. but he made a fine bogey 367 today. if you were to pull off a mira

i in a bogey free round in kent. was thankful to have experience i was thankful to have experience and one championship leader max verstappen branded lewis hamilton "disrespectful" and "unsportsmanlike" following their collision in the british grand prix. hamilton was handed a 10—second penalty for the crash that involved the dutchman and saw his race end early. the world champion went on to win the race but it was the mercedes drivers celebrations afterwards that the red bull driver didn't appreciate. verstappen now leads hamilton by 8 points, with the hungarian grand prix next up in a fortnight�*s time. 22—year—old slovenian taday pogarcher has been crowned the tour de france champion for the second year in a row. belgium's wout van aert won the final stage in paris which meant britain's mark cavendish failed in his bid to set a new record of 35 stage wins at the tour — losing out to van aert in the final few metres of the bunch sprint on the champs—elysees. pogarcher has been dominant in the race, leading the overall standings since his time—trial victory back on the 5th stage — his

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her body was found a week later in woodland near ashford, kent.lucy manning looks back at the case. what happened to sarah everard is what every woman fears. the fear of walking home alone. sarah was just walking home and, that night, the life that she hadn't fully lived, the 33 years of bringing pride and joy to herfamily, ended. the man responsible, wayne couzens, a policeman, also a kidnapper, rapist and murderer. abusing his police promise to uphold the law, he broke it in the most brutal way. farfrom protecting sarah, the only danger she faced that night was couzens himself. we can now report more about what happened to sarah. three days before she disappeared, wayne couzens reserved a vauxhall astra hire car in kent. on the 3rd of march at 7am, he finished his shift protecting embassies and collected the car. that same evening, the last picture of sarah buying a bottle of wine before heading to her friend's house in clapham. around nine that evening, she started to walk home, calling her boyfriend on the way. just after 9.30 on pointers road

a private funeral for kent pcso julia james is taking place at canterbury cathedral later today.year old man has been charged with her murder. new research shows the easing of lockdown has improved some teenagers mental health. the study by the mental health foundation found that the proportion of teenagers who said their mental health was poor has fallen from 18 per cent in march to 14 percent — but loneliness and anxiety remain extremely common. students at the london academy of excellence tottenham are being offered counselling. an athlete from kent who suffered serious injuries in the run—up to the last olympic games says its all about �*living in the moment�* this time, as he prepares to compete in tokyo. 22 year—old giarnni regini—moran from gravesend had to learn how to walk again, but he's now back at the top competing for team gbs gymnastics squad. going through kind of all of that adversity with my knee, then my ankle, this is what i live for. i am here, and i don't really give myself time to reflect on what i've been through. because i kind ofjust take each day as it c

jessica, laura, kent, mclain. best of luck. we're cheering you on.only eight athletes on the squad have been to five olympics. >>> coming up, reliving a special moment in olympic history when muhammad ali raised that torch and shocked the world. filmmaker ken burns is going to join us to take a look back at that surprise appearance that no one knew was happening. first, your local news and weather. >>> good morning. it is 8:26. we begin with a fire sending flames and smoke in oakland. three buildings were damaged. this is new video of chester and 9th, two blocks from west oakland b.a.r.t. station. the fire department posted this to twitter. you can see crews continuing to put water on the building. no one was hurt in the fire. we have been talking about dry lightning strikes. meteorologist kari hall is here to talk about what some communities in the bay area could see. good morning. >> we are seeing low clouds and potential that some showers could drop to lightning. looking at the north bay, cloverdale we have seen isolated showers. rain may not make

if you are following the gulf, in kent, a stiff northerly breeze will ease.words of caution about whether likeness of weekend, high to very high ultraviolet levels, you will burn quickly without protection and no relief for haiti sufferers, high to very high pollen levels, under cloudy skies in northern scotland, some outbreaks of rain on sunday, more cloud elsewhere in scotland, northern ireland, parts of england, into north wales, these areas on sunday will be a little cooler, south wales and southern england will be looking hotter as the temperature gets close to of not reaching 30 degrees. heat like this is not for you, open up the app, go online, pop in your location, you will see into next week, where it is hot over the weekend, it will turn a little cooler, staying warm, a lot of dry weather, the chance of a shower, more especially later next week. nick miller, thank you. a reminder of our top story... more than 100 people are known to have died in the worst flooding to hit northern europe for decades — many more are injured or missing. that's all from

mark easton, bbc news, kent. have been published showing the number of people living in care homes in england who died with covid. the care quality commission said more than 39,000 people died between april 2020 to march this year. the highest number of deaths in a single care home was 44. our social affairs correspondent alison holt has the story. over 18 bleak months, about 40,000 care home residents have died with covid in england and today's numbers show how the virus spread from care home to care home. well, hang on, young lady... among the many who died as the first wave reached its peak was 78—year—old robert henry. care homes were struggling to get the protective equipment and guidance they needed. his daughter believes she saw firsthand the impact of that — more than 20 died in his home. there was staff you know going from room to room, not changing their ppe. i could see that what i was witnessing was the virus being spread amongst the residents of the care home. so many of the residents of my dad's car

rain across southern england will slowly start to ease as we go into the afternoon, clearing from the kent coast. then, behind, its a case of sunny spells and scattered showers. some of those showers could be slow—moving, though, with light winds. maybe the odd rumble of thunder once again. if you do see the best of the sunshine you will see temperatures peaking at 22 degrees, 72 fahrenheit. as we move out of saturday, some of those showers will be quite intense for a time, but they will fade away with some clearing skies here. cloud and rain gathers out to the south—west. another weather front waiting in the wings to arrive slowly on sunday, but it stays relatively mild with temperatures widely into double figures. sunday morning will start off with cloud pushing into southern fringes of northern ireland, wales and south—west england. decent sunny spells once again further north and east will trigger off some sharp, thundery downpours. some of those quite intense. top temperatures again 23 degrees. take care. hello, this is bbc news. i'm victoria derbyshire. these are the headlines. it is

inthe— there has been a lot of rain in kent inthe weeks— there has been a lot of rain in kent in the record low score for the open championship. he has a two shot lead _ the open championship. he has a two shot lead over the american. as of the english — shot lead over the american. as of the english contingent chasing, andy sullivan— the english contingent chasing, andy sullivan best second best place. 67. nobody _ sullivan best second best place. 67. nobody expects andy sullivan to win the open. _ nobody expects andy sullivan to win the open, he is hoping to fly under the open, he is hoping to fly under the radar— the open, he is hoping to fly under the radar even if he is talking about— the radar even if he is talking about himself in the third person. i about himself in the third person. always about himself in the third person. i always admire people who do that. lots of established names who have struggled, phil mickelson missed the cut and rory mcllroy not doing very well at this course, is he?- well at this course, is he? yeah, northern ireland's _ well at this course, is he?

and america's colin morikawa heads the leaderboard, on the second day of the open, in kent. and coming up on the bbc news channel... max verstappen sets the pace in practise on day one of the british grand prix as thousands of fans back are back at silvestone. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. more than 100 people have died across europe in severe flooding, the worst in several decades, and many hundreds are also missing. in germany, emergency crews are searching for dozens who are unaccounted for, with the chancellor, angela merkel, describing the floods as a catastrophe. torrential rain has also devastated parts of belgium, the netherlands and luxembourg. swollen rivers, including the rhine, the meuse and the ahr, have swept through towns and villages, destroying homes leaving many stranded. in erftstadt in germany, whole houses have been submerged and a landslide has demolished parts of the town. well, our correspondent, jenny hill is in erfstadt, with the very latest for us this evening. good evening. this is the headquarters for the emergency services who

my miss kent as manuel as allergy test turns up negative. so doctors are also at a loss as to which chemical agent is causing the inflammation when it comes to protecting his skin. glove material is crucial of the islands. i think if the central to know more suitable for home next month, because every have both and after and then i asked for rubber glove, so study work or do they cause the patient to sweat more decent and not moist environment exacerbate symptom? when you come to the home, so in the future, manuel will have to cover his hands with his hands will also be exposed to u. v. a. radiation applying a special notion beforehand increases the effectiveness of the treatment. although the risks from exposure to radiation mean that photo therapy can only be used for a brief period. another short term option for hand eczema is cortisone. cortisol claims in fish, even in those areas, courses and creams of different strengths available. not traditionally, a strong ones have a rapid inflammatory effect relative should define defectors that t

this was after kent state and jackson state.nixon's vietnamese nation -- changed the color of the corpses. they were still tens of thousands of vietnamese dying and it had failed with the effort to invade laos, but still, people were dying and the war was going on and on. people were very frustrated that traditional means of protest would not be sufficient. greta: after you got arrested, what was your thinking? caller: it was strange. we were bundled off of buses, but we were never really charged, unless you went through another line. we had not stopped the government, which was the rhetoric at the time, but we had used nonviolence to show that people were very serious about this. i started out in the civil rights movement. i was very familiar with the theory and practice of nonviolent action. i think it was a great manifestation of that, the seriousness. there was some craziness that place later in the day after the initial round of arrests, but on the whole, it was a disciplined way of showing your conviction that life should

family and friends of residents who died from coronavirus at a care home in kent have been holding a say they lost 50% of their residents to the virus and described it as a living nightmare. the service coincides with a two minute silence for nhs, social care workers. simonjones is at the home now. workers. simon jones is at the home now. ~ ., ., , . now. well, the memorial service was held here in — now. well, the memorial service was held here in the _ now. well, the memorial service was held here in the grounds _ now. well, the memorial service was held here in the grounds of _ now. well, the memorial service was held here in the grounds of the - now. well, the memorial service was held here in the grounds of the care. held here in the grounds of the care home. it is very close to the garden of remembrance, and here they have planted ten roses to mark the lives of the ten residents who died after contracting covid. during the service, their names were read out, we had one of the residents had an amazing smile, another really enjoyed italian opera. it was a very emotional service.

they will be moving up from the near continent, as i say, towards kent and essex and then they will drifte for sunday looks likely to continue across scotland and northern ireland. the old isolated shower here cannot be ruled out but that is where we will see the highest temperatures, perhaps peeking through the afternoon, 25 or 26 degrees, that is near to the high 705. as we move out of sunday, for the rest of the week ahead, it does look likely that the temperatures will start to ease somewhat, so gradually turning a little bit cooler. heavy showers around to begin with but hopefully some sunny spells by the end of the week. this is bbc news. i'm lewis vaughanjones with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. day two of the olympics in tokyo, with surfing and skateboarding making their debut at the games. on the first day of the games, the host nation, japan, picked up its first medals — winning gold and silver in judo. wildfires in northern california force thousands of residents into evacuation centres while a covid outbreak in oregon puts firefighters into qu

look at this threatening weather watcher picture from kent that was sent in earlier on., you can see cloud around. the bright white is storm evert which is in scandinavia. the best of any breaks through eastern areas. you can see that real cluster of sharp showers developed through the course of the afternoon, stretching across south wales, central and southern england with one or two rumbles of thunder mixed in. a few nuisance showers to the east of the pennines. over the next few hours, those showers should start to ease down just a touch. as they continue to clear away through the night, we will see the cloud breaking up in places. a quiet night to come. cooler in scotland, particularly in sheltered rural areas. a few scattered showers in the far north. overnight lows of 9—111. we will start off tomorrow morning on a quiet note once again. this nuisance weather front still to clear away and it's going to produce the threat of more sharp thundery downpours across southern fringes of england through the afternoon. sunday starts of quietly. a few isolated showers across

if you're following the open golf in kent, that stiff northerly breeze will ease a touch.out what's coming this weekend. uv levels widely high to very high, burn quickly without protection, and no let—up for hay fever sufferers — high to very high pollen levels away from those cloudy parts of northern scotland. in fact, in scotland, cloud becomes more extensive as we go through saturday night and into sunday morning. so, there will be more cloud around here, some heavier bursts of rain possible in northern scotland for a time. cloudier in northern ireland, a bit more cloud in northern england, perhaps north wales. there will be some sunny spells here, too, but temperatures will be a touchdown on sunday compared with saturday here. the highest temperatures here on sunday will be across central and southern parts of england, south wales. again, a few spots are likely to reach that 30 celsius mark. those highest temperatures will begin to ease a little next week. it stays very warm, mind you, largely dry until later in the week, increasing chance of rain. this is bbc news i'm

the east coast of kent might get a little cooler thanks to the onshore breeze. 24 celsius there.oping overnight as well. that will burn back in the morning. another dry or largely dry hot and sunny day tomorrow. temperatures cooling off for friday. as we head into the weekend, cooler temperatures, yes, but also unsettled conditions, showers and longer spells of rain. that's it. hello, this is breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. it's going to be another hot day for many of us, so let's use our regular appointment with our gp to get some advice on how to stay safe in the hot weather. dr ellie cannonjoins us from north london. good morning. i know carroll is in london this morning when she says it is already into the 20s. i am sure many are enjoying the hot weather and others are suffering. what is the medical advice? the and others are suffering. what is the medical advice?— the medical advice? the medical advice is not _ the medical advice? the medical advice is not to _ the medical advice? the medical advice is not to think _ the medical advice? the medical advice is no

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he raped and murdered her before dumping her body in kent.to sarah's family. all of us in the met are sickened, angered and devastated by this man's crimes. they are dreadful. couzens could now spend the rest of his life behind bars. also tonight: coronavirus infections across the uk back at levels

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golf championship returns after two years — 30 thousand enjoying the action at royal st george's in kentery good evening and welcome if you have joined hello. very good evening and welcome if you havejoined us. heavy rain and flooding have killed at least 58 people in germany — and dozens more are missing after the worst floods there in living memory. police helicopters and hundreds of soldiers have been deployed to help stranded residents in areas where some homes have been washed away. parts of belgium, the netherlands and france have also been badly affected. it follows record rainfall in parts of western europe and warnings that there is more to come. our europe correspondentjenny hill is in one of the worst—hit areas in western germany. yes, it's been a terrible 2a hours for this part of germany, but, of course, for other parts of europe, too. i'm standing on the banks of the river ahr. you can see just how fast—flowing and swollen it is. people here say around about this time yesterday the water here suddenly rose up and rushed through towns and villages with devastating effect. as

teeing it up at last on the kent coast. better late than never.n't know why whether it be a couple of shots to nothing. you know, a couple of blind, a couple of tea shots shots where you can't really see much i'm not too big a fan of that. few tournaments, few courses provide such unpredictability. ben curtis ranked 396 in the world when he won in 2003. 0r darren clark's unexpected emotional triumph a decade ago. the game has come along way since then but when the lies are uneven things golf could be a real leveler. as i got a little more experience and matured i've been able to play this championship a little bit better. hopefully i can continue that record this week. but it's notjust the players that are happy to be back here at st george's this week we have fans as well. each day of competition up to 32,000 will be in attendance. it's lovely to get out. it's absolutely excellent. in practice he is probably- because everything is up close. been really fun actually seeing somebody faces with up with rory mcelroy playing over and the putting green

. >> carl kent harbored suspicions for so long that when he retired, he took documents, two boxes of. i think i could have talked to karl and -- it may have taken five, six, seven, eight, ten hours, who knows -- of talking to him. i think he we have might have been able to get a confession. >> after karlsen is arrested in new york for the murder of his son, the media catches wind of it, and it becomes a huge story. >> a man accused of killing his wife and son for insurance money. >> but it wasn't a surprise to anyone because when investigator start digging, a shocking discovery. was there a deadly pattern? >> the media brought so much attention to this case. it was relentless. the pressure that was continuing to put on calaveras county. >> that's what really got things going. >> but before he could get to trial, karlsen did something that no one saw coming. >> i was thrilled. and i was pissed. because that was him in control again. ted cancers? you're not welcome here! get out of my face! hpv can cause certain cancers when your child grows up. get in its way. hpv can affect males and

we will be speaking to an owner of 19 pubs across kent to talk about i9 pubs across kent to talk about germany is relaxing covid restrictions on travellers from the uk and four other countries. from tomorrow, british tourists will be able to enter the country even if they're not residents. those who are fully vaccinated also won't have to quarantine. 0ur berlin correspondentjenny hill has this report. just two weeks ago, anger that merkel was trying in vain to persuade other eu leaders to impose tighter restrictions on travellers from the uk. now germany is relaxing its own rules. they were worried by the spread of the delta variant and had banned anyone not a german resident to enter the country from britain. as of tomorrow, this will no longer apply. people not fully vaccinated will have to quarantine for at least five days. the decision will be seen as a victory for boris johnson who discussed the issue with angela merkel last week. 0thers me interpreted as a concession to the demands of other european countries keen to welcome back british tourist, but the relaxation of restriction

gale force gusts on exposed kent coast.wednesday. hopefully few and far between and a little warmer. hello, this is bbc news. i'm ben brown. the headlines: the prime minister has said that he will push ahead with the easing of most coronavirus restrictions in england two weeks from now. the final decision next week. ii rare final decision next week. if we cannot reopen _ final decision next week. if we cannot reopen our _ final decision next week. if we cannot reopen our society - final decision next week. if we cannot reopen our society in i final decision next week. if we: cannot reopen our society in the next few weeks, when we will be helped by the arrival of summer and by the school holidays, then we must ask ourselves when will we be able to return to normal? but ask ourselves when will we be able to return to normal?— to return to normal? but labour leader says _ to return to normal? but labour leader says he _ to return to normal? but labour leader says he has _ to return to normal? but labour leader says he has con

i think it's showcasing kent, east kent and indeed the local area.ribed it as somewhere with plenty of opportunities to find refuge from city noise. and now the weather with gillian brown. hello there, good morning. well, another very warm day today across london and the south—east. plenty of sunshine right from the word go today. it's going to feel warm again, but i think as we get further into the afternoon, there is a likelihood that we mightjust see the odd isolated shower or two. temperatures could get up to 28 celsius, a little cooler along the coast. and through the day into this evening, again those showers could lingerfor a time. not everyone will see one, but if you do, they but if you do, could be heavy and sharp in places. again, if anyone nights to come, feeling pretty muggy, attempt is not getting much below 14 celsius. as we look ahead to the rest of the week, high pressure continued to be in charge of our weather as we look towards the middle to the end of the week. likely to keep hold of this warmth and brightness as we look towards