we've got light winds as well, temperatures 6 in lerwick, 13 in london.form as well but it shouldn't be problematic. going to be a cold night with temperatures not far off freezing so some of us will wake up tomorrow morning to a frosty start. where we've got clear skies we start off with sunshine and tomorrow like today, largely dry, cloud building through the day, we could see some showers across the south—west, maybe into the north—west as well, temperatures 8 in lerwick, 13 in cardiff. hello. this is bbc news with annita mcveigh. the headlines... everyone aged as and over in england is now able to book their covid vaccination through the nhs — it comes as the target for offering a vaccine to all over 50s and people in high—risk groups in the uk is met three days early. additional coronavirus testing has been put in place in two south london boroughs — after aa confirmed cases of the south africn variant were identified. the morning after the night before — high streets and beer gardens are busy again, as lockdown restrictions ease in england. the uk e

picking up to around 11 or 10 degrees so the really cool air across the far north of the uk there, in lerwickcelsius, but then it does look as though there will be another change of wind direction and it could turn a bit colder again. good afternoon. a remembrance service for the duke of edinburgh has taken place at canterbury cathedral as the uk observes a period of official mourning. the service was led by the archbishop of canterburyjustin welby, who will take part in the duke's funeral next saturday. today's service was limited to 120 people because of coronavirus restrictions, but streamed online. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. in church services in front of socially distanced congregations and online, prayers were said

temperatures, still only one celsius in lerwick, six in belfast, eight in london.ius. that will not necessarily last. it will in the south, but the cold, northerly flow comes back into the north, and as we go through the weekend, that will spread further south. although it may be mired in the south on friday, for all of us into the weekend, it is going to feel cooler. —— although it may be more mild in the south. this is bbc news — these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. criticism over suggestions the uk government could introduce covid certificates in england. conservative backbenchers say they risk creating a �*two—tier society�* — but ministers say it's an option that needs to be considered. i think it would be remiss and, i think, irresponsible that we don't look at all these things, as other countries are doing the same thing, so that we see whether we can use them to take our lives back and to get our economy working. (tx sor) i'd love to hear your views on covid passports this morning. would you be happy having to prove your status to

temperatures eight in lerwick, — shower. temperatures eight in lerwick, i7 _ shower., so there is a chance that in the north west— there is a chance that in the north west we _ there is a chance that in the north west we might see some rain, but it 'ust west we might see some rain, but it just depends on the battle of the hi-h just depends on the battle of the high pressure. the weekend is looking — high pressure. the weekend is looking largely dry. there will be some _ looking largely dry. there will be some strong sunshine and still the risk of— some strong sunshine and still the risk of overnight frost. overnight sunday _ risk of overnight frost. overnight sunday into monday is when we are likely— sunday into monday is when we are likely to _ sunday into monday is when we are likely to see the weather fronts potentially make some inroads into the north— potentially make some inroads into the north west but how much inroads they will_ the north west but how much inroads they will make it open to question and i_ they will make it open to question and i will— they wil

temperatures, eating in lerwick, — england. temperatures, eating in lerwick, i2— england.your hair cut. gosh, en'oyed having your hair cut. gosh, it enjoyed having your hair cut. gosh, it was such — enjoyed having your hair cut. gosh, it was such a _ enjoyed having your hair cut. gosh, it was such a relief. _ enjoyed having your hair cut. gosh, it was such a relief. one _ enjoyed having your hair cut. gosh, it was such a relief. one other- it was such a relief. one other thin we it was such a relief. one other thing we are _ it was such a relief. one other thing we are talking _ it was such a relief. one other thing we are talking about i it was such a relief. one other| thing we are talking about this morning is the website you can use, the nhs website, to book your vaccinations. the thing that has happened today in england, until this morning you had to be 50 and over to book your vaccination. now the h has dropped to 45 and over. we mentioned this on the programme today. lots of people have been on there. they have been some issues with booking it. quite a few people ha

picking up to around 11 or 10 degrees so the really cool air across the far north of the uk there, lerwickook as though there will be another change of wind direction and it could turn a bit colder again. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. remembering the duke of edinburgh. services are to taking place in honour of prince philip as the uk observes a week of official mourning. the archbishop of canterbury — justin welby — will lead today's services in the uk — he's also expected to officiate at prince philip's funeral next saturday. meanwhile, prince charles has paid a heartfelt tribute to his father. my dear papa was a very special person, who i think above all else would have been amazed by the reaction and the touching things that have been said about him. we'll look at the tributes being paid to prince philip around the world. also ahead... new details emerge about the scale of uk government lobbying involving

temperatures, still only one in lerwick, six in belfast, 8 degrees in london.el cooler. this is bbc news, the headlines... criticism over suggestions the government could introduce covid certificates in england. conservative backbenchers say they risk creating a �*two tier society�* — but ministers say it�*s an option that needs to be considered. i think it would be remiss or irresponsible if we do not look at all of these things as other countries are doing the same thing, so that we can use these to take our lives back and get our economy working. the head of vaccines at the european medicines agency has said he believes there is a link between the astrazeneca vaccine and blood clots. government scientists warn that some social distancing measures will need to remain in place for much longer, amid warnings there could be a summer third wave of the virus. police searching for missing student richard 0korogheye say a body has been found in epping forest. the president�*s son speaks out. hunter biden — targeted by donald trump for his drug addiction and financia

are picking up to around ten or 11, so the colder air is now in the far north. in the far north, in lerwickserves a week of official mourning. the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, will lead today's services in the uk. he's also expected to officiate at prince philip's funeral next saturday. meanwhile, prince charles has paid a heartfelt tribute to his father. my dear papa was a very special person who i think, above all else, would have been amazed by the reaction and the touching things that have been said about him. we'll look at the tributes being paid to prince philip around the world. also ahead: new details emerge about the scale of uk government lobbying involving former prime minster david cameron.

one degree in lerwick, seven in plymouth, but if you add the effects of the wind in lerwick, it will was 10% less light pollution last year. and more darkness means more chances to look up and really enjoy the night skies, as our chief environment correspondentjustin rowlatt has been finding out. this is what a truly dark sky looks like. billions of stars wheel above the kielder observatory in northumberland. set deep in a forest, the observatory enjoys the darkest skies in england. and, throughout lockdown, senior astronomer dan monk has been filming the incredible views. people often do get emotional when they sit underneath this amazing dark sky and they realise how small we are in the universe. it can actually make people cry, at times. it's estimated 85% of us have never seen a truly dark sky. it means we are missing out because — it gives us a sense of our place in the universe, the awesome vastness of space. but look at this. even a tiny light is enough to extinguish the stars and bring us right back down to earth. the reduction in light pollution this year is an exception. sa

picking up to around 11 or 10 degrees so the really cool air across the far north of the uk there, lerwickoes look as though there will be another change of wind direction and it could turn a bit colder again. this is bbc news, with me, ben brown, the headlines: services are taking place today in honour of prince philip as the country observes a week of official mourning. the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, will lead today's services — he's also expected to officiate at prince philip's funeral next saturday. meanwhile prince charles has paid a heartfelt tribute to his father. my dear papa was a very special person who i think, above all else, would have been amazed by the reaction and the touching things that have been said about him. in other news today: new details have emerged about the scale of government lobbying involving the former prime minster, david cameron. the easing of lockdown in england: non—essential shops will reopen tomorrow for the first time in more than three months.

we�*ve got light winds as well, temperatures 6 in lerwick, 13 in london. their covid vaccination through the nhs. it comes as the target for offering a vaccine to all over 50s and people in high—risk groups in the uk is met, three days early. additional coronavirus testing has been put in place in two south london boroughs after 44 confirmed cases of the south africn variant were identified. the united nations human rights chief warns of "possible crimes against humanity" in myanmar and says the country is heading towards a full—blown conflict. the uk economy has rebounded slightly, up 0.4% in february, according to new figures from the office for national statistics. police in the us state of minnesota say the fatal shooting of a black man by an officer was an accident. it�*s led to a second night of confrontation with protesters. the world�*s wealthiest people need to radically change their lifestyles to tackle climate change, according to a new report. we just have some information coming into us. it concerns thejohnson & johnson vaccinations. this come

temperatures six in lerwick to 11 in london.s, perhaps even some of the new skills you picked up. if so, the charity wants to hear from you. more on that in a moment. first, our community affairs correspondent adina campbell has been to meet some of those working towards their duke of edinburgh award in the woods of hertfordshire. wait, where are we going, harry? up here or up there? to finally be able to go up to the loft and grab your bag, full of all your d of e stuff, it's honestly incredible. wearing the rucksack again, you get the map, you get the compass, and you're just like, i want to go now. back outdoors on a group expedition for the first time since the pandemic hit. can i see the map? it's amazing. like, our gold practice was the week before everything shut down because of covid. and to come out now and watch so many young people start their expeditions themselves, and get started, is just brilliant to see. i really need a bottle of water, i'm not going to lie! sidney and jamie, along with more than 6.1 million peop

these are our maximum temperatures, one in lerwick— are our maximum temperatures, one in lerwick to—t in london, cardiff and plymouth. for the evening and overnight. — and plymouth. for the evening and overnight, a weather front continuing to push from the west, moving _ continuing to push from the west, moving eastwards, preceded by snow, even at _ moving eastwards, preceded by snow, even at lower levels across some parts _ even at lower levels across some parts of — even at lower levels across some parts of scotland but then milder air comes — parts of scotland but then milder air comes in behind it. ahead of it, still some — air comes in behind it. ahead of it, still some cloud around, clear spetts. — still some cloud around, clear spells, but you can see quite nicely when _ spells, but you can see quite nicely when the _ spells, but you can see quite nicely when the cloud and rain is, reflected _ when the cloud and rain is, reflected in those temperatures. five and — reflected in those temperatures. five and six. not as cold by the end of the _ five and six. not as cold by the en

— islands with temperatures seven in lerwick to— islands with temperatures seven in lerwick to 16 inight. so what difference will it make to businesses? nina's in gretna for us this morning. good morning again. yes, good mornin. good morning again. yes, good morning- it _ good morning again. yes, good morning. it is _ good morning again. yes, good morning. it is so _ good morning again. yes, good morning. it is so exciting - good morning again. yes, good morning. it is so exciting to - good morning again. yes, good. morning. it is so exciting to once again be in a different country, back over the bridge, just over there, if few metres away is england, and here we are in scotland. feast your eyes on this view. we are standing over the river at the moment. over there is the river esk and just in front of us is gretna green. over that way if you kept walking you would get to newcastle, and back there is carlisle. this is the old toll bar, the first house in scotland. john murray built it to take calls from people crossing the bridge in the early 19th century but then he had a canny idea

with our maximum temperatures one in lerwick to eight as we push further south.e cloud remains broken, for example in the south—east, it will be a frosty start to the day tomorrow. tomorrow, where we have got the clear skies, we will see some sunshine, a bit more cloud around. our rain pushing east and moving southwards through the day, the wind, though, having changed direction to more of a westerly, that's a milder direction for us represented in the temperatures, widely into double figures. but behind this weather front which is a cold front, cold air will start to return and we will see some snow once again on the mountains. by friday, the weather front sinking southwards with this band of cloud and patchy rain in southern areas. behind it, clear skies, some showers and some of those will be wintry again, in the north down to lower levels, and you can see the difference in the temperatures both sides of that front, still mild in the south, much colder in the north. that's showing up quite nicely on saturday as well. but on saturday an area of low pressure clo

temperatures, 2 degrees in lerwick, to eight and nine.are countina! 8th of december. not that you are counting! 9am _ 8th of december. not that you are counting! 9am next _ 8th of december. not that you are counting! 9am next week - 8th of december. not that you are counting! 9am next week is i 8th of december. not that you are counting! 9am next week is when | 8th of december. not that you are i counting! 9am next week is when my baba reopens! _ counting! 9am next week is when my baba reopens! -- _ counting! 9am next week is when my baba reopens! -- my _ counting! 9am next week is when my baba reopens! -- my baba. - hairdressers, garden centres and homeware shops will all be able to reopen, in the latest easing of restrictions there. our scotland correspondent james shaw is at a hair salon in glasgow this morning. a p pa re ntly apparently you are allowed to have a haircut as well? lucky you! fingers crossed, we will have to see if they can fit me in. we are in a beautiful little hair salon in the west end of glasgow, this isjust one of

these are the temperatures, six in lerwick to around 14 in london. windier when they - would know that. of course. it is much windier when they are i would know that. of course. it is i much windier when they are together. no one likes that. carroll, enjoy the rest of your week. the duke and duchess of cambridge are celebrating their 10th wedding anniversary today — and they've released some new pictures to mark the occasion. here's the happy couple, embracing in the grounds of kensington palace — still looking very much in love. and we can see how they've changed in the last decade. i don't think they have changed that much, if i'm being honest. do you? is that the compare and contrast? it's a bit unfair to do that, but there you go. that picture was during an official visit to st andrews university. mainly, they look very happy. two billion people tuned in to watch william and catherine get married at westminster abbey — and street parties took place across the uk. graham satchell has been talking to people about their memories of the big day. apri

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seven in lerwick to about 13 as we push down towards the south.ight be a bit ashamed of. or— and that they might be a bit ashamed of, or perhaps don't feel any guilt at alt _ of, or perhaps don't feel any guilt at alt i— of, or perhaps don't feel any guilt at all. i mean, that's the interesting thing about the show. people _ interesting thing about the show. people are confessing things. sometimes they feel terrible. david tennant _ sometimes they feel terrible. david tennant admitted he had invented a personal— tennant admitted he had invented a personal assistant who he called melissa. — personal assistant who he called melissa, because he felt too bad sort of— melissa, because he felt too bad sort of turning down invitations to events _ sort of turning down invitations to events and — sort of turning down invitations to events and dos himself, so we invented — events and dos himself, so we invented this buffer. and melissa was sought of quite a rude personal assistant— was sought of quite a rude personal assistant who he would hide behind. he f