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they are no strangers to being promoted, norwich.ecial because of how good they have been this season? yeah, they have been this season? yeah, the have they have been this season? yeah, they have been _ they have been this season? yeah, they have been utterly _ they have been this season? yeah, they have been utterly relentless i they have been utterly relentless this season. a sticky spell at the start of the season as they were struggling to readjust to life in the championship. they have suddenly had great continuity, consistency and a real togetherness, they have taken a more pragmatic approach this year, norwich. last year, it is all about outscoring the opposition, but they have certainly tightened up at they have certainly tightened up at the back. they remain free scoring at the front. they have fully justifiably earned their place back in the top—flight. in justifiably earned their place back in the top-flight.— justifiably earned their place back in the top-flight. in normal times, it would be — in the top-flight. in normal

norwich are six points ahead of watford, who beat sheffield wednesday 1—0. placed swansea who've just lost to birmingham tonight. bournemouth have boosted their play off chances with a win against middlsbrough today. at the bottom, an important win for wycombe today, they beat blackburn. and birmingham's win was also huge against swansea. but defeats for rotherham and sheffield wednesday. inverness caledonian thistle are through to the third round of the scottish cup. they beat ross county 3—1 after coming form a goal down to reach the next stage with danny mckay shrugging off defenders to score the second goal. the manager of the premier league leaders manchester city pep guardiola has said they're unlikely to buy a replacement striker this summer because they're all too expensive. sergio aguero will leave the club at the end of the season and guardiola has been looking at options for a new forward, but says they can't afford the asking price. a lot, lot, a lot of big chances we are not going to sign a striker for the next season, we cannot afford it. it is

norwich city are going to be back in the premier league next season after being promoted at the firstt's after both swansea and brentford, third and fourth in the championship respectively, failed to win earlier. second placed watford were beaten 1—0 at luton whilst towards the bottom huddersfield boosted their survival hopes with a 2—0 win at forest. the remaining game of the day sees the leaders nowich kick off against bournemouth at 8 o'clock. and norwich will no doubt have an extra spring in their step at carrow road this evening having sealed promotion. i've been getting thoughts of our reporter, tom williams, outside the stadium. they have been utterly relentless this season. a bit of a sticky spell at the start of the season as they were struggling to readjust to life backin were struggling to readjust to life back in the championship. they have certainly had great continuity, consistency and a real togetherness, they have taken a more pragmatic approach this year. last time they got promoted to the championship, it was about outscoring the opposition but they have tightened up

dad was brought up in norwich, knows all the roads like the back of his hand.s where you are thinking, blimey, you know. one thing which...which really got me was he used to write a diary. and then one day, he picked the pen up and he didn't know how to use it. sorry. and then things just got worse. i haven't cried since his funeral. but things got worse and he had to go in a care home for his own good. how closely linked do you feel his dementia was to his career? i believe heading a football killed my dad. i believe it's killed hundreds of other players across the professional game. do you worry about yourself? i think my daughter worries about me. i have been out on the back grass there when my children were younger and giving them heading practices. i actually feel guilty to think, what on earth was i thinking of? what was i doing? getting dementia does worry me, but there's no point worrying about it because, if it happens, it happens. what's important now is that we get on and try and find a solution. the most important thing which could be put into place

it's been a big night in the championship too where the leaders norwich city are nowjust five pointso got on the scoresheet, it was 5—0 by half time. the win takes norwich eight points clear of watford whilst huddersfield remain in a scrap for survival. meanwhile third placed brentford were held to a 0—0 draw by birmingham city. they stay nine points adrift of watford in the second automatic promotion place. birmingham remain one place above the relegation zone, seven points clear of rotherham below them — who have fourgames in hand. scotland have lined up two friendlies injune ahead of the european championship, they'll play the netherlands in portugal and luxembourg away before they face the czech republic at hampden park in their group opener. that's one of four matches that will be played in glasgow in the tournament. uefa's asked all 12 participating cities to let them know by tomorrow how many fans will be able to safely attend games. scotland's first minster — nicola sturgeon — says she's hopeful some spectators will be able to return: we're still in a global pandemic. i can't

norwich are six points ahead of watford, who beat sheffield wednesday 1—0.irmingham's win was also huge against swansea. but defeats for rotherham and sheffield wednesday. inverness caledonian thistle are through to the third round of the scottish cup. are through to the third they beat ross county 3—1 after coming form a goal down to reach the next stage with danny mckay shrugging off defenders to score the second goal. the manager of the premier league leaders manchester city pep guardiola has said they're unlikely to buy a replacement striker this summer because they're all too expensive. sergio aguero will leave the club at the end of the season and guardiola has been looking at options for a new forward, but says they can't afford the asking price. a lot, lot, a lot of big chances we are not going to sign a striker for the next season, we cannot afford it. it is impossible. all the clubs are struggling financially, we are not an exception. they have played incredible in this position, young players in the academy who play. i don't what is going to happe

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elsewhere in the championship, leaders norwich need just two more points for promotion after a 1—0 wind to winning ways with a 5—0 victory at preston, while bournemouth are up to sixth after beating coventry 4—1. birmingham are now nine points above the relegation zone, after three wins in five, beating stoke city 2—0. struggling rotherham got a point in a goalless draw at huddersfield. ahead of their old firm scottish cup tie against rangers next weekend, celtic have got their biggest premiership win of the season as they thrashed livingston 6—0 at home. two goals from mohamed elyounoussi. bottom side hamilton were beaten 1—0 by dundee united — marc mcnulty with the goal there. kilmarnock against ross county finished 2—2. motherwell beat st mirren 1—0. rugby union next, and england have thrashed italy 67—3 in the women's six nations. the defending champions scored nine tries as they reached the final of the tournament, which has a different format for this year, asjo currie reports. stepping out, knowing that a win against italy would send england through to the six nations grand fina

professor carl philpott is a smell loss expert from the university of east anglia's norwich medical schooleston. i asked him about the impact of coronavirus on people's sense of smell... we think about 10% of people are getting persistent problems that last for, sort of, many months and if you go by the number of infections in the uk today, we estimate that that may now be around 300,000 people in the uk that have persistent problems with smell loss or distortion. so why is smell training rather than steroids better? as a group of experts, we looked at the evidence for steroid usage, and that's really steroid tablets specifically, and we couldn't really see that there was any evidence that could benefit and, of course, steroids have side effects. probably, in reality, if steroids are going to work that is going to be at the very onset of the problem, but, of course, as most people recover that would be unrealistic to give everybody steroids are what we're saying is for those people who are believed to have a problem, the safest option and the simplest option, actually, is to go through thi

a professor from the university of east anglia norwich medical school.recast. this extraordinarily dry spell of april weather continues and for most of us is a lot of sunshine be had, turning a little hazy in places due to some areas of wispy, dry cloud but through the week and it will stay dry. we'll turn a bit cooler, particularly by tomorrow, there will be some high smothers as well but high pressure remains in charge of that in keeping things largely dry. the winds around the southern flank will be quite brisk so you notice the strength of the wind through this afternoon around the beaches of the south coast and certainly across the south coast and certainly across the channel islands. there'll be areas of patchy high cloud here and they're turning that sunshine hazy but for most it is a fine and sunny afternoon and a relatively warm one, especially across western areas, with coasts of north devon and cornwall, west wales, north—west england, counties of northern ireland most favoured for the highest temperatures, 18, 19, possibly 20 degrees, but for

they're going straight back into the top flight along with norwich, who beat qpr today — but couldn'tble, birmingham city are safe from relegation after beating derby 2—1. but wayne rooney's side in real trouble and could still go down — they're fourth from bottom, following their fifth defeat in a row and in reach of the three sides below them — rotherham, who have two games in hand, sheffield wednesday and wycombe. the first of the scottish cup quarterfinals is well under way. hibs lead motherwell 2—0 — christian doidge and jackson irvine with the goals. less than 10 minutes to go there. two more games tomorrow, including rangers against stjohnstone. kilmarnock face st mirren on monday. bristol city fought back from 2—0 down against aston villa to earn a precious point in their battle to avoid relegation from the women's super league. ella mastrantonio scored deep into injury time to make it 2—2. city remain bottom, with villa just above them on goal difference. last year's beaten finalist kyren wilson is through to the quarterfinals of the world snooker championship, after a fightb

they're going straight back into the top flight along with norwich, who beat qpr today — but couldn'tounced straight back from league one, after being relegated last season. they were able to celebrate after winning 2—1 at lincoln, thanks to a late mallik wilks penalty, and that confirmed that grant mccann�*s side will definitely be promoted. although the league one title isn't secure yet... second—placed peterborough won at charlton to keep the pressure on them. at the other end of league one, two sides were relegated — swindon town are down afterjust one season, following a 5—0 defeat at mk dons, and bristol rovers' relegation was confirmed, after their 1—0 defeat at portsmouth. hibernian are the first team to reach the semi—finals of the scottish cup, after a penalty shoot—out win against motherwell at easter road. hibs were flying, jackson irvine putting them 2—0 up with 10 minutes to go but motherwell weren't done yet, tony watt equalising with a minute on the clock. extra time couldn't separate them so it went to penalties — and ryan porteous stepped up to send hibs into the fin

norwich city, sutton! i think he was extremely proud. he used to come and watch me at norwich city.sty. i wasn't the most naturally gifted player there ever was. you know that. people know that. but the importance of trying to be the best that you can become. i'm100% certain that, without my dad through those years, there's no way i would have been a footballer. he sounds fantastic. tell me, then, about when you first started to notice something different about him. what happened ? the first signs were in his sort of mid—60s, forgetting people's names at first. it was misplacing his car keys, losing his wallet. dad was brought up in norwich, knows all the roads like the back of his hand. and he was driving back from wroxham to where he lived and he got lost. that was where you are thinking, blimey, you know. one thing which...which really got me was he used to write a diary. and then... and then one day, he picked the pen up and he didn't know how to use it. sorry. and then things just got worse. i haven't cried since his funeral. but things got worse and he had to go in a care home

it's been a big night in the championship too where the leaders norwich city are nowjust five pointsersfield remain in a scrap for survival. meanwhile third placed brentford were held to a 0—0 draw by birmingham city. they stay nine points adrift of watford in the second automatic promotion place. birmingham remain one place above the relegation zone, seven points clear of rotherham below them — who have fourgames in hand. scotland have lined up two friendlies injune ahead of the european championship, they'll play the netherlands in portugal and luxembourg away before they face the czech republic at hampden park in their group opener. that's one of four matches that will be played in glasgow in the tournament. uefa's asked all 12 participating cities to let them know by tomorrow how many fans will be able to safely attend games. scotland's first minster — nicola sturgeon — says she's hopeful some spectators will be able to return: we're still in a global pandemic. i can't stand here in early april and give absolute 100% guarantees forjune on anything, really. that's not the nature o

. >> reporter: this colonel saw it firsthand, president of norwich university moved into the studentor a week during in-room quarantine to offer his support and did it again this week in general, do you think it's a good idea, this type of isolation for this age group >> yeah, it's a very interesting question my short answer is no. >> reporter: when the school's covid numbers spiked, he followed cdc guidelines but says despite how numbers may change, he won't do it again. >> i think it's unhealthy and not fair to those young men and women. >> reporter: gesture to join ranks with a mission to listen and learn from his own students. >> they're here for the social interaction, for experience of learning. >> reporter: without it, many found themselves in a dark place. >> i would tell people, i just need a hug right now that's all i need right now. >> reporter: would you describe this as one of the lonelier times in your life >> yes, 110%, yes. it is so difficult facetime can only do so much. >> reporter: partly why crews has taken this semester off and is living back home.e fall when res

norwich city, sutton! i think he was extremely proud. he used to come and watch me at norwich city.at. people know that. but the importance of trying to be the best that you can become. i'm100% certain that, without my dad through those years, there's no way i would have been a footballer. he sounds fantastic. tell me, then, about when you first started to notice something different about him. what happened ? the first signs were in his sort of mid—60s, forgetting people's names at first. he was misplacing his car keys, losing his wallet. dad was brought up in norwich, knows all the roads like the back of his hand. and he was driving back from wroxham to where he lived and he got lost. that is where you are thinking, blimey, you know. one thing which...which really got me was he used to write a diary. and then... and then one day, he picked the pen up and he didn't know how to use it. sorry. and then things just got worse. i haven't cried since his funeral. but things got worse and he had to go in a care home for his own good. my mum had suicidal thoughts because of the impact it wa

the former norwich, west ham and england keeper rob green is with me. could name another few.the semis. they are favourites but i don�*t think it will be tonight either. i think it will be tonight either. i think after the first leg, they have that verbal defeats against wes braun —— that horrible defeat. i do expect them to go through, but it won�*t be as plain as people think. that freak defeat against struggling west brom is thomas tuchel �*s one defeat. what have you made in his short spell so far?— short spell so far? you're going to come across _ short spell so far? you're going to come across defeat. _ short spell so far? you're going to come across defeat. i _ short spell so far? you're going to come across defeat. i don't - short spell so far? you're going to come across defeat. i don't think. come across defeat. i don�*t think anyone envisage that one. certainly in the manner of the defeat, but other than that it�*s been very controlled. he�*s very, very coached and at times, and attacking cents, up and at times, and attacking cents, up until the game against crystal

norwich city were relegated from a premier league last season but have gone straight back up at the firsth five games to spare. that's after swansea and branford both through before their game against bournemouth. and they're currently losing that game, doesn't really matter. they still want to win the championship title, that needs five more points to clinch the championship but it's not happening at the moment for them. they're losing to bournemouth. informing formula 1 lewis hamilton is on pole for the grand prix, and on sunday. the world champion said he needed the perfect lap and his mercedes to beat the flying red bulls, he delivered just that. sergio and max in those at second and third. pember to's team—mate dominate. i think it's deafly going to make the strategy harder and we got great race pace, i think it was a little strong yesterday. i'm so happy. sub snicker news coming differing chevy and ronnie 0'sullivan through to the second round of the world championship to go under way on saturday. reduced crowd as well watched on as part of a pilot scheme following the easing of loc

and can norwich hold their nerve — victory will see them promoted back to the premier league tomorrow coming up in the programme... it's advantage great britain, in their play—off at the billiejean king cup. heather watson gives them the upper hand against mexico. and dan evans is flying high in monte carlo — could he go on to make a first masters level final, after victory over david goffin. hello there and welcome to sports day. spectators are returning to sport. this weekend we reach one of the key stages as we come out of lockdown. pilot events get under way to reintroduce crowds in england. football fans will be in wembley on sunday for one of the fa cup semi—finals. and the world snooker championship at the crucible in sheffield has plans to go from one third full when it gets under way tomorrow, to a capacity crowd of nearly a thouand for the final two weeks later. all spectators will have to meet government requirements to prove they're free of coronavirus, as laura scott reports. remember when sporting moments were celebrated like this? they may soon be again. snooker is lead

we�*re only talking nine in norwich and in london so the higher temperatures later in the week will be pushed away and that slightly milder atlantic air with a southerly wind sets in across the british isles, but not everywhere. so temperatures will pick up towards the weekend and the best temperatures will be across more western areas. and as you can see from the weather symbols, it is looking generally dry. bye— bye. this is bbc news, i�*m sally bundock. an overnight curfew in minneapolis after protests at the shooting death of another black american by police. a ban on french shorthaul domestic flights in a bid to reduce carbon emissions. why the world�*s jetset change their lifestyles according to a new climate change report. and india�*s biggest religious festival continues despite more infections anywhere else outside america.

we're only talking nine in norwich and in london so the higher temperatures later in the week will bewarming up as we head into the weekend. see that cold air being pushed away and that slightly milder atlantic wind sets in across the british isles but not everywhere. so temperatures will pick up towards the weekend and the best temperatures will be across more western areas. and as you can see from the weather symbols it does look generally dry. bye— bye. welcome to bbc news. our top stories: a state of emergency and overnight curfew in minneapolis after protests at the shooting dead of another black american by police. the local police chief says it was an accident. during this encounter, however, the officer drew their handgun instead of their taser. india's biggest religious festival continues despite more infections than anywhere outside america, the world health organisation warns the pandemic has yet to reach its global peak. the trajectory of the pandemic right now, it is growing exponentially. this is not the situation we want to be in 16 months into a pandemic. with brazil's

so the temperatures may drop a bit, around nine in norwich and ten in london.estern areas of the uk. there is a hint that things are going to be warming up as we head into the weekend. see that cold air being pushed away? that is slightly milder atlantic air with the southerly wind sets and across the british isles, but not everywhere. i do think temperatures will be picking up as we head towards the weekend, the best temperatures will be across more western areas and as you can see, from the weather symbols, it is looking generally dry. goodbye. this is bbc news, the headlines a state of emergency has been declared in the us city of minneapolis —— following the fatal police shooting of another black man. the police authorities say daunte wright, who was 20, was killed after an officer accidentally pulled her gun out instead of a taser. there've been widespread protests. in light of the new police shooting the judge in the trial of derek chauvin, the former minneapolis policeman charged with george floyd's murder last may, has denied a defense request to isolat

we're only talking nine in norwich and in london so the higher temperatures later in the week will be the weekend. see that cold air being pushed away and that slightly milder atlantic wind sets in across the british isles but not everywhere. so temperatures will pick up towards the weekend and the best temperatures will be across more western areas. and as you can see from the weather symbols it does look generally dry. bye— bye. welcome to bbc news. our top stories: a state of emergency and overnight curfew in minneapolis after protests at the shooting dead of another black american by police. the local police chief says it was an accident. during this encounter, however, the officer drew their handgun instead of their taser. india's biggest religious festival continues despite more infections than anywhere outside america, the world health organisation warns the pandemic has yet to reach its global peak. the trajectory of the pandemic right now, it is growing exponentially. this is not the situation we want to be in 16 months into a pandemic. with brazil's hospitals overwhelmed, vi

we're only talking nine in norwich and in london so the higher temperatures later in the week will be things are going to be warming up as we head into the weekend. see that cold air being pushed away and that slightly milder atlantic wind sets in across the british isles but not everywhere. so temperatures will pick up towards the weekend and the best temperatures will be across more western areas. and as you can see from the weather symbols it does look generally dry. bye— bye. this is bbc news, the headlines: a state of emergency has been declared in minneapolis amid protests over the fatal police shooting of another black man. authorities say that donte wright was pulled overfor an apparent traffic violation but killed when an officer pulled out her gun instead of a taser. a curfew has been declared. in light of the new police shooting the judge in the trial of derek servant, the former minneapolis officer charged with george floyd's murder has denied a defence request to isolate or sequestered the jury. is charged with killing george floyd by kneeling on his neck. the princes wil

so the temperatures may drop a bit, around nine in norwich or ten in london.to the weekend. see that cold air being pushed away? that is slightly milder atlantic air with the southerly wind sets and across the british isles, but not everywhere. i do think temperatures will be picking up as we head towards the weekend, the best temperatures will be across more western areas and as you can see, from the weather symbols, it is looking generally dry. goodbye. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i�*m mike embley. a state of emergency and overnight curfew in minneapolis after protests at the shooting dead of another black american by police. the local police chief says it was an accident. during this encounter, however, the officer drew their handgun instead of their taser. iran blames israel for an attack on its nuclear site. a cyber attack. india records more infections than anywhere outside the united states — the world health organization warns the pandemic has yet to reach its peak. princes william and harry pa

still around 17 degrees or so towards the west, but in the east, for norwich, for instance, just 10 degreesu are crossing your fingers for a bit of rain, some of us may see a bit of it into the new working week as we got low pressure approaching from the north. as we've got low pressure approaching from the north. that is likely to bring some showery weather to parts of scotland through the day on monday. nothing too heavy or persistent. some of those showers perhaps pushing a little bit further south into tuesday as well. thoses temperatures will be starting to come down a touch. still into mid and high teens in the south through the day on monday. you can see the blue colours returning to the map, this is tuesday into wednesday. the winds starting to come in from a more north—easterly direction. through the week ahead, that is the story with one or two showers in the north on monday and tuesday. still predominantly dry in the south. temperatures fairly cool for the time of year. bye. this is bbc news. the headlines at 4pm... labour has called for the government to publish full details of

notch and what we're seeing today so still around 17 degrees or so towards the west but in the east norwichsea. if you're crossing your fingers for a bit of rainfall some others may see a little bit of it into the new working week as we have got low pressure approaching from the north. that is likely to bring some showery weather to parts of scotland through the day on monday. nothing too heavy or persistent. some of the show was, perhaps, pushing a little bit further south into tuesday as well and the temperatures are to come down touch, still in the mid to high teens in the south on monday but then you can see the blue colour is returning to the map tuesday and wednesday, those wins starting to ferment for more of a north—easterly direction so through the week ahead that is going to be the story, monitor showers in the north on monday and tuesday, still promptly dark, dry in the south, and temperatures very cool for the time of year. this is bbc news the headlines at six. hospitals in india struggle with overwhelming demand for beds, ventilators and oxygen — as it records the world's high

norwich city have made it back into the premier league at the first attempt.y lost to bournemouth this evening but were already sure of promotion with other championship results going their way. the world snooker championship is underway and with the latest easing of lockdown, a limited number of specators have been allowed in. that meant that the crowd favourite, ronnie o'sullivan had a crowd to watch him win his first match. laura scott reports from sheffield. an iconic venue for a significant moment. opening its doors to a few hundred snookerfans, the crucible was tasked with kick—starting a science—led programme of crowd pilots that could have a pivotal bearing —— those in charge feel a responsibility to get it right. there is a huge amount of pressure on the team here. it is about the wider picture, the government test is about can we produce protocols which will allow other venues to open? that is cinemas, theatres. it is everything that would be a public gathering in an indoor space. to take part, ticket holders had to show proof of a negative lateral f

up in sport, on the bbc news channel, it's a big night in the championship, too, where the leaders norwichre five in the first half against huddersfield to go eight points clear. good evening. a trial of the oxford—astrazeneca vaccine on children has been partly suspended while scientists investigate a possible link with rare blood clots in adults. the university of oxford has told the bbc that there are no safety concerns with the trial itself but that scientists were waiting for further information. the medicines regulator, the mhra, is reviewing rare cases of thrombosis that have been reported in adults who've been vaccinated. parents and children are being told to continue to attend all scheduled visits and the prime minister borisjohnson has urged people to get their vaccination, when invited, to reduce the risk of a third wave of infections, as our medical editor fergus walsh reports. nearly 300 children aged 6—17 are taking part in the astrazeneca vaccine trial in england which began in february. oxford university said there had been no blood clots in the volunteers but out of an ab

still around 17 degrees or so towards the west, but in the east, for norwich, for instance, just 10 degreesossing your fingers for a bit of rain, some of us may see a bit of it into the new working week as we�*ve got low pressure approaching from the north. that is likely to bring some showery weather to parts of scotland through the day on monday. nothing too heavy or persistent. some of those showers perhaps pushing a little bit further south into tuesday as well. thoses temperatures will be starting to come down a touch. still into mid and high teens in the south through the day on monday. you can see the blue colours returning to the map, this is tuesday into wednesday. the winds starting to come in from a more north—easterly direction. through the week ahead, that is the story with one or two showers in the north on monday and tuesday. still predominantly dry in the south. temperatures fairly cool for the time of year. bye. this is bbc news. the headlines at 5. hospitals in india struggle with overwhelming demand for beds, ventilators and oxygen — as it records the world�*s highest—eve

we're only talking nine in norwich and 10 in london so the higher temperatures later in the week will head into the weekend. see that cold air being pushed away and that slightly milder atlantic air with the southerly wind sets in across the british isles, but not everywhere. so i do think temperatures will pick up towards the weekend — the best temperatures will be across more western areas. and as you can see from the weather symbols, it is looking generally dry. bye— bye. trying to preserve an underwater forest. this is bbc news with the latest business headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. us presidentjoe biden puts his chips on the table and promises to invest billions of dollars in the semiconductor industry. the european union shows its metal, as it imposes provisional tariffs on chinese aluminium, after accusing beijing of deliberately lowering prices. and a dogs for life! three million uk households have taken in pets since the first lockdown, but as we return to the office who will look after them?

watford can move to within three points of leaders norwich with victory at middlesbrough — and they'rello there. the cold arctic air has arrived now, but many places will be dry today, with some sunshine. temperatures much lower than they were yesterday, and it feels colder because the winds are strong and gusty. gusts of 50 or 60 mph in northern scotland where we are seeing most of the snow showers at the moment. those will continue over night. some more snow showers coming into northern ireland overnight. they will push over the irish sea towards wales and even the southwest. many other areas overnight will be dry and clear. some icy conditions where we get those wintry showers coming in, and a widespread frost overnight, typically —1 to —3 celsius. another cold day to come on tuesday. some sunshine, but again those snow showers in the same sort of areas. cloud, though, will build up inland and almost anywhere could catch a snow shower through the afternoon i think. passing snow shower driven on by these strong and gusty winds. again, like today, temperatures three to nine celsius, b

you add on the strong gusty cold winds it will feel like —a in aberdeen and plus one in norwich.. so widespread frost and the risk of ice on untreated services. many of us will start on a drying out tomorrow but wintry showers possibly coming in with sunshine in between. tomorrow could be a bit colder than today with three the maximum temperature in aberdeen to about eight in the south. as we move from tuesday into wednesday we start to see a bit of a change. high pressure in the atlantic with this weather front coming in from the atlantic too. it will be less cold. we have this wind coming down the west coast with patchy rain and these are our temperatures. six to nine. this is bbc news — these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. an expansion of the coronavirus testing programme — everyone in england will have access to two free rapid tests a week, from this friday. borisjohnson will give more details about his plans to further ease the lockdown in england today, including a traffic light system for foreign travel. hairdressers, homeware shops and garden cen

we're only talking nine in norwich and in london so the higher temperatures later in the week will bed into the weekend. that cold air being pushed away and that slightly moulder that make mild atlantic wind sets in across the british isles but not everywhere. so temperatures will pick up towards the weekend and the best temperatures will be across more western areas. and from the weather symbol it does look generally dry. this is bbc news, the headlines: a state of emergency has been declared in minneapolis over the fatal shooting of another black man. authorities say daunte wright was killed after an officer mistakenly pull data wrote —— a gun instead of a taser. the trial of derek chauvin in the killing of george floyd has been denied the request to sequester the jury. prince harry and prince william have paid tributes to prince philip. politicians from across the political spectrum also pay their respects and special parliamentary and assembly settings to mark the death of prince philip, who was 99. now on bbc news, social media, antisocial media,

we're only talking nine in norwich and in london so the higher temperatures later in the week will be things are going to be warming up as we head into the weekend. slightly milder atlantic wind sets in across the british isles but not everywhere. so temperatures will pick up towards the weekend and the best temperatures will be across more western areas. and from the weather symbol it does look generally dry. bye— bye. welcome to bbc news — i'm mike embley. our top stories: a state of emergency and overnight curfew in minneapolis after protests at the shooting dead of another black american by police. the local police chief says it was an accident. during this encounter, however, the officer drew their handgun instead of their taser. iran blames israel for a major cyber attack on its natanz nuclear site, and promises to take revenge. israel says it will defend itself. the world health organization warns that brazil is yet to relieve reach its covid peak. victim �*s family said the crisis there is now public health disaster.

championship leaders norwich city know that two wins, today and on monday, would put them within touchingplayers on international duty during the week, the game has come too early for their manager. this decision is not in the sense of fair play, not in the sense of the integrity of the competition, not in the sense of... yeah, also the quality of the competition — not even to speak about the safety and the health and also the mental health of the players. but i spoke about this topic also quite intense and quite detailed a few weeks ago when there was the possibility to change. right now it's a fact and it's not my topic any more so it's more like we have to deal with it. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. including following all those matches in the football league. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. i will be back with more in an hour. thank you very much. facemasks are giving thieves more confidence to steal — that's according to convenience store owners, who say that masks are also making it harder to identify criminals. nine out of te

norwich look almost certain to go straight back up to the premier league.men's six nations after receiving a three—match ban. she was sent off for a dangerous high tackle on england's vickii cornborough, in the scots' 52—10 defeat on saturday, minutes after coming on as a replacement. she was remorseful when she admitted the offence afterwards, so the usual six—game ban was reduced to three. there'll be one big name missing when the masters gets under way tomorrow, and that's tiger woods, who's still recovering after his car crash. he's been an inspiration to many players — none more so than his friend rory mcilroy, who recently learned a big lesson about how woods managed to win as much as he has. i went over to tiger's house a few weeks ago to see him. and in his family room he's got his trophy cabinet. and it is his 15 major trophies. and i said, "that's really cool, where are all the others?" he was like, "i don't know." "what?" he goes, "yeah, my mum has some, there's a few in the office, and a few wherever." so then i went, i was driving home and i wa

we're only talking nine in norwich and 10 in london so the higher temperatures later in the week willhat cold air being pushed away and that slightly milder atlantic air with the southerly wind sets in across the british isles, but not everywhere. so i do think temperatures will pick up towards the weekend — the best temperatures will be across more western areas. and as you can see from the weather symbols, it is looking generally dry. bye— bye. good morning, welcome to breakfast with louise minchin and dan walker. our headlines today. the target for offering a vaccine to all over—50s and people in high—risk groups in the uk is met, three days early. high streets and beer gardens are busy once again, as lockdown restrictions ease in england. honestly, it feels so good — this just feels like we're out of prison. it is freezing cold morning here in shropshire where some people are waking up after spending their first nights under because camping and caravanning restarted yesterday as england's great outdoors reopen for business. can sam allardyce pull off yet another great escape?

so the temperatures may drop a bit, around nine in norwich or ten in london.old air being pushed away? that is slightly milder atlantic air with the southerly wind sets and across the british isles, but not everywhere. i do think temperatures will be picking up as we head towards the weekend, the best temperatures will be across more western areas and as you can see, from the weather symbols, it is looking generally dry. goodbye. she this is bbc world news, the headlines a state of emergency has been declared in the us city of minneapolis —— following the fatal police shooting of another black man. the police authorities say daunte wright, who was 20, was killed after an officer accidentally pulled her gun out instead of a taser. in light of the new police shooting the judge in the trial of derek chauvin, the former minneapolis policeman charged with george floyd's deadly arrest last may, has denied a defense request to isolate or sequester the jurors. friends of russia's leading opposition figure alexei navalny say he's lost fifteen kilos in weight since bein

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sheffield united go down to the championship, but coming up to the premier league next season is norwich1 bournemouth last night, but automatic promotion had already been confirmed because of results earlier in the day. premiership winners rangers face scottish cup holders celtic this afternoon in the fourth round of the competition. aberdeen are already through to the quarter finals after a penalty shoot out win over livingston. ross mccrorie scoring the decisive penalty after the match had finished 2—2 after extra time. not a bad first game in charge for new aberdeen manager stephen glass. world champion lewis hamilton will hope to make it two wins from two this season as he starts from pole for this afternoon's emilia romagna grand prix. the mercedes driver took top spot in qualifying by a whisker at imola, the 99th pole position of his career. just behind are the red bulls of sergio perez and max verstappen, with hamilton's team—mate valterri bottas down in eighth. it's great, finally we've got the two red bulls there, it's going to make strategy harder. they've got great race pace.

in aberdeen and freezing in norwich.h the risk of ice on untreated surfaces. tomorrow we start with a lot of sunshine but tomorrow could prove to be colder than it is today. there is a greater chance of those snow showers making it inland. we could see some of those at lower levels but especially so across the north of the country. still quite windy and the snow will be blowing. these are the temperatures you will see on your thermometer but it will feel colder. tuesday into wednesday, we have a little weather front waiting in the rings in the atlantic, a warm front, so something less cold will come behind it. a biting cold note on wednesday morning, the cloud builds, cold northerly wind down the north sea. then a warm front comes in from the west bringing some rain so we will start to see temperatures recovering a little bit. if you are banking on that, don't, as we head into friday, it will turn cold once again. it is the time of year but it is still a fright! riz ahmed has starred in some of the biggest films and tv s