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not far— temperature was 13.9 at kew gardens. not far of— temperature was 13.9 at kew gardens.into the north sea. if you look at the — moves into the north sea. if you look at the kayal in the south it brings— look at the kayal in the south it brings further rain across the channel— brings further rain across the channel islands, southern england, south _ channel islands, southern england, south wales, heading up towards the middle _ south wales, heading up towards the middle east. in between, a lot of dry weather, fair bit of sunshine, still windy— dry weather, fair bit of sunshine, still windy in the north—west and a packet _ still windy in the north—west and a packet of— still windy in the north—west and a packet of showers here with temperatures of seven to 12. the milder— temperatures of seven to 12. the milder weather you are talking about, — milder weather you are talking about, or— milder weather you are talking about, orthe milder weather you are talking about, or the very mild weather, china, _ about, or the very mild weather, china, will— about, or the very mild weat

kew gardens, if that happens it will be the coldest we have had in a decade in this part of the country. the super cold morning on thursday. then a bright, dry day and the drying east, south easterly. very chilly and thursday. this is mild are trying to push in but the strong south—easterly continues. then the weekend, the battleground looks as though the milder air will encroach, but probably not until sunday. a little bit of a brake on the microphone, so apologies. that's all from the bbc news at six, so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s it's hello and welcome to sportsday — james anderson's super over sees england go one up in the series against india, the reaction from chennai coming up. there'll be british interest in the second round of the australian open, cameron norrie one of those through on day two. and there are quarterfinals at stake in the fa cup, the latest from turfmoor and old trafford coming up. hello and welcome to sportsday. going to india and winning a test match is a rarity, australia did it 4 years ago, before that you have to have to go b

temperatures in city centres —7 degrees, —8 in kew gardens could make it the coldest morning in aroundr a little later on. the weather is starting to change. out towards the south west, you'll notice clouds building. a bit of rain out to sea, some snow reaching parts of ireland. it still very cold across many parts of the uk, around freezing or even below. friday, the cold weather, the cold easterly wind still wins. that mild air tries to push in, but it really struggles. in fact, it's no longer an easterly wind, it's more of a dry south—easterly. it undercuts any weather fronts trying to come in from the west, and that dry wind evaporates the weather front. dry and cold on friday across most of the uk. a battleground come the weekend. the milder air tries to push in off the atlantic. this is a very persistent south—easterly at this stage. the indications are in computer models as we go through the weekend into sunday, it's increasingly likely that that mild air might eventually win. this is bbc world news. the headlines... senators have decided the impeachment of donald trump is const

places like kew gardens can preserve rare plants, but we need to protect whole ecosystems. destroys all of this? the wonderful diversity of the natural world. the report recommends ditching gdp for a measure that reflects the true value of nature. meanwhile, taxes and subsidies should, it says, be directed to protecting ecosystems, and today politicians from all parties welcomed it.- and today politicians from all parties welcomed it. and today politicians from all arties welcomed it. ~ . ,., parties welcomed it. what the report is sa int parties welcomed it. what the report is saying essentially _ parties welcomed it. what the report is saying essentially is _ parties welcomed it. what the report is saying essentially is that _ parties welcomed it. what the report is saying essentially is that we i is saying essentially is that we cannot keep treating nature as if it were some kind of limitless resource that we can plunder without destroying both nature and in turn destroying both nature and in turn destroying ourselves. make destroying both nature and in turn destroying o

places like kew gardens can preserve rare plants, but we need to protect whole ecosystems.a measure that reflects the true value of nature. meanwhile, taxes and subsidies should, it says, be directed to protecting ecosystems, and today politicians from all parties welcomed it. what the report is saying essentially is that we cannot keep treating nature as if it were some kind of limitless resource that we can plunder without destroying both nature and in turn destroying ourselves. make no mistake, what is being proposed represents a fundamental attempt to transform the way our economies work. change won't happen immediately, and the hope is that the review will prompt a global discussion about what really is precious. at a time when we are encroaching on the natural world as never before. justin rowlatt, bbc news. the pandemic has forced millions of us to stay at home an awful lot — and there was speculation that may lead to a baby—boom. well, it hasn't. it's quite the opposite, in fact. in the us, health department figures in these four states and hawaii show births fell b

temperatures in city centres minus seven degrees, —8 in kew gardens could make it the coldest morningn below. friday the cold weather, the cold easterly wind still wins. that mild air tries to push in but it really struggles. in fact, it�*s no longer in easterly wind, it�*s more of a dry southeasterly. it undercuts any weather fronts trying to come in from the west and that dry wind evaporates delete back evaporates the weather front. evaporates delete back evaporates the weatherfront. dry evaporates delete back evaporates the weather front. dry and cold on friday and across most of the uk. a battleground come the weekend for some the milder air tries to push and off the atlantic. this is a very persistent southeasterly at this stage. the indications are on computer models. as we go through the weekend into sunday it�*s increasingly likely that that mild air it might eventually win. tonight at six — tough new rules for anyone entering england, including fines and the threat of jail for people who flout them. from monday, anyone coming from one of the coronavirus hotspots will have to

if it falls to —9 — for example, at kew gardens — it will be the first time we've seen that in a decadetern parts. on friday, still a lot of dry weather around. we could see some significant snow coming in from the north sea, across north—east scotland. 0ut towards the west, the cloud once again is going to build, and then we see the arrival of some rain later on. but note the temperatures — four in belfast, five in plymouth. central and eastern areas still hovering around freezing. now, what's happening is, we've got this mild atlantic air coming in from the west versus this cold easterly, or south—easterly, coming in from the near—continent. but note how the yellows move that little bit further england little bit further inland across western parts of the uk. so, on saturday, for many of us, it still is going to be cold. we've got that rain, sleet coming in from the west, possibly some snow as well. now, on sunday, look at the temperatures — they're that bit higher. this is bbc news. these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. the uk government says don't book any s

the botanist and patronists of kew gardens. the music lover and mentor of mozart. people in the group that i was interviewing, one said, no, she's just british. i don't see -- i don't see her being black. and this black -- i think it was an art student -- was looking at her, and he was so exercised about asserting that she was black, and he said to her, oh, yes, she is. >> reporter: what ultimately does it mean? >> what i found so moving about whatsaid the world. wter they want to be. >> ass l low ass y you can gogo danbury.y. >> w with ththese, yes, y your majejesty. >> reporteter: perhaps the v ve reason w why "bridgererton" the series drew such a huge audience. if someone had told you the most-watched program on netflix would end up being a story about the blackck queenen of englalan- >> peoplple i think fell inn lo withth "bridgertoton" becauause the chararacters thahat were th they were all mixeded up. it was just fantastic. and in america we need to get past all this division, all this conflict, all this hatred. that's not who we are. and so by taking stories

if the temperature in kew gardens. —9, that will be the first time we have seen that in a decade. air. it looks like the mild airwillwin air and the mild air. it looks like the mild air will win in parts of the mild air will win in parts of the west. come on, the mild air! thank you, carol. they're some of the most stunning images of nature from the last year. today, the natural history museum has announced its winners from the wildlife photographer of the year awards. 19,000 pictures were submitted, and a shortlist of 25 images went to the public vote for the people's choice awards. andy parkinson from derbyshire was one of the final five highly commended photographers in this year's competition, and hejoins us now. morning to you, andy. good morning. i think we morning to you, andy. good morning. i think we can — morning to you, andy. good morning. i think we can show _ morning to you, andy. good morning. i think we can show the _ morning to you, andy. good morning. i think we can show the picture - morning to you, andy. good morning. i think we can show the picture that i i thi

if it falls to —9 — for example, at kew gardens — it will be the first time we've seen that in a decade "don't book any summer holidays just yet." ministers warn travel depends on 'everyone getting a covid—i9 jab, including in other countries. uk ministers are due to unveil further measures to help thousands