simonjack, bbc news, norwich.tions — officially more than 400,000 new cases, though the actual figure is likely to be much more. over the last week or so we have reported on the terrible experience of patients in cities like the capital delhi but now the impact of the virus is spreading to the countryside. with rural hospitals even less well equipped, there are fears of an even bigger crisis to come. our correspondent yogita lamaye has travelled to uttar pradesh in the north of the country and sent this report from varanasi. it contains some images which you may find upsetting. is than an hour, we saw 13 funerals than an hour, we saw 13 seven in the whole day. the government says there were just seven in the whole day. and narendra modi's own constituency. the human cost is being suppressed. this is the reality all prime minister narendra modi's own constituency. the human costis modi's own constituency. the human cost is being suppressed. this is the reality all over india. amidst lockdowns in big cities, masses

here, ithink borders, newcastle, down towards norwich.think primarily dry weather with some sunshine. into this evening, the heavy showers will continue for a time but becoming less heavy. i think still some in western and southern areas early in the evening but by the night, it turns drier. i think a lot of cloud, said mr murk in the early hours friday morning. it will be frost free, that is something. it is friday's weather map, a weather front approaching spells will braiding for the weekend but before the weekend arrives, we will cease showers at least a few breaking out in the afternoon across western and southern areas. you can barely pick them out because they are small showers and they will be isolated. overall, friday is going to be a drier day for many of us. once the cloud clears away from many areas, it should be a bright enough afternoon, with temperatures around 14-16. afternoon, with temperatures around 14—16. here is the low pressure coming in for the weekend. that is here to stay notjust for the weekend but into next week

my family lived in norwich, vermont.hey were particularly in us at a good situation to finance my college education. so i was very delighted that the gi bill got me through the dartmouth. and i left in 47. and i wonder if i wonder if that winds up what i want to say. so yeah, we're about to run to take a step back here for a second and you gave me a really good summary of service. how did you find out about pearl harbor? i was in norwich vermont the town were in right now. on main street and i was walking north toward the church from my family's home. and somebody coming down the street. said have you ever heard about the the attack in the pacific and they told me about it, so i went to a radio as soon as i could and learn more about what was happening. i think it was. the time of day when i learned about it, i'm not sure but i believe it may have been around two o'clock in the afternoon. what how would you rate the training? did you feel like you were trained pretty well in what you had to do? i thought they are me trai

so we are talking cooler weather in norwich — 15 degrees — maybe 17 in hull, but inland it is going tobeautifully sunny day tomorrow and that fine weather is expected to last into monday and tuesday. hello, this is bbc news with me, jane hill. the headlines: thousands of manchester city and chelsea fans are in porto, where the teams meet for the champions league final in a few hours' time. it will mean absolutely everything. we have been fantastic since sheikh mansell purchased the club back in 2008. we have won every trophy that's available to us, apart from this one. you have to wear that... wear a mask around all the time. it is quite hot and sweaty. it is... is is really inconvenient, and obviously on the flight as well, but it is worth it. a teenager appears in court charged with conspiracy to murder, following the shooting of sasha johnson, the black lives matter activist. the $6 trillion plan. president biden pushes the biggest spending programme since world war ii — to try to reboot america's economy. "another lost summer" for uk musicalfestivals — a report by mps blames the go

notice that at this stage, from norwich all the way to aberdeen the weather is dry and the rain may notn in the day and probably during the evening hours. then out towards the west, the weather should calm down. here's monday's weather map, a low pressure sitting on top of the uk and typically, when we're in the centre of the low pressure, we get big shower clouds, so it's a day of storm clouds building, perhaps thunder and lightning across some parts of wales and england. perhaps a little bit of sunshine the across the north of england. however, northern and eastern scotland likely to be quite wet on monday as this weather front wraps around into the centre of this low pressure. here's tuesday's weather forecast — the low pressure is moving towards the east butjust in the wake of it, further showers are expected from scotland and also along the eastern side of the country. 0ut towards the west, the weather should start to improve. all in all, the rest of the weekend and into next week, looking fairly unsettled. but here's the good news — as we head towards the end of the week ahead, th

jangling on the final day of the season at the bottom of the table, there are no such worries for norwiche of weeks ago, today, they secured the championship title after beating reading 4—1, leading to these jubilant scenes at carrow road. three points separate the bottom three after a dramatic day in the scottish premiership. ross county moved out the bottom two after ending a five—game winless run, beating dundee united 2—0. hamilton stay bottom despite their win over st mirren but are now two points behind kilmarnock, who drop into the relegation play—off spot after defeat by motherwell. time now for some of the day's other sport stories. and there was an exciting finish to the first classic horse race of the season — the 2000 guineas. it was won by poetic flair, in the white, at 16—1, who just beat master of the seas, in a photo finish at newmarket. seeking a first atp tour singles title, britain's cameron norrie is through to the final of the estoril open in portugal after beating former wimbledon finalist marin cilic in straight sets. great win for norrie. jo konta, though, is out o

he injured his knee during norwich's final championship game of the season against barnsley on saturdayr the seventh or 14th of august. cameron nouri's good runnerform has continued, victory in the first round of the italian open. he made it to the final in the earlier month. and he beat spain's contender in straight sets. now, there are calls for wimbledon to be more ambitious with the spectator numbers —— there are calls for wimbledon and royal ascot to be more ambitious with the spectator numbers they're currently planning for this summer. the all england club says wimbledon will have 25% attendance whilst royal ascot next month is set for 4,000 racegoers — which is 7% of normal. organisers at both events say the numbers could still change depending on the science and the situation at the time. but dr colin axon from brunel university, who's an expert in engineering and ventilation, has told me he thinks they're being overly cautious. i would say they were overly cautious. i think they can afford to be considerably more ambitious, both are predominantly outside events, and transmissi

notice that at this stage, from norwich all the way to aberdeen the weather is dry and the rain may notn the day and probably during the evening hours. then out towards the west, the weather should calm down. here's monday's weather map, a low pressure sitting on top of the uk and typically, when we're in the centre of the low pressure, we get big shower clouds, so it's a day of storm clouds building, perhaps thunder and lightning across some parts of wales and england. perhaps a little bit of sunshine the across the north of england. however, northern and eastern scotland likely to be quite wet on monday as this weather front wraps around into the centre of this low pressure. here's tuesday's weather forecast — the low pressure is moving towards the east butjust in the wake of it, further showers are expected from scotland and also along the eastern side of the country. 0ut towards the west, the weather should start to improve. all in all, the rest of the weekend and into next week, looking fairly unsettled. but here's the good news — as we head towards the end of the week ahead, there

celsius, feeling pleasant in cardiff, the highest temperatures, eastern england, up to 2a celsius in norwichrench open after her refusal to speak to the media during the tournament. the city of tulsa marks the centenary of the worst single act of racial violence in america's history. china tells parents they can now have three children — as it tries to stop a steep decline in the country's birth rate. translation: i have one kid but if the government _ translation: i have one kid but if the government to _ translation: i have one kid but if the government to give _ translation: i have one kid but if the government to give us - translation: i have one kid but if the government to give us some i translation: l have one kid but if. the government to give us some sort of subsidy, we would definitely have more. . ., . more. three children, two are enou:h. more. three children, two are enough- even _ more. three children, two are enough. even when _ more. three children, two are enough. even when it's - more. three children, two are - enough. even when it's exhausting me. enough. even when it's ex

notice that at this stage, from norwich all the way to aberdeen the weather is dry and the rain may note west, the weather should calm down. here's monday's weather map, a low pressure sitting on top of the uk and typically, when we're in the centre of the low pressure, we get big shower clouds, so it's a day of storm clouds building, perhaps thunder and lightning across some parts of wales and england. perhaps a little bit of sunshine the across the north of england. however, northern and eastern scotland likely to be quite wet on monday as this weather front wraps around into the centre of this low pressure. here's tuesday's weather forecast — the low pressure is moving towards the east butjust in the wake of it, further showers are expected from scotland and also along the eastern side of the country. out towards the west, the weather should start to improve. all in all, the rest of the weekend and into next week, looking fairly unsettled. but here's the good news — as we head towards the end of the week ahead, there are signs that the weather finally will be settling down. something

notice that at this stage, from norwich all the way to aberdeen the weather is dry and the rain may not out towards the west, the weather should calm down. here's monday's weather map, a low pressure sitting on top of the uk and typically, when we're in the centre of the low pressure, we get big shower clouds, so it's a day of storm clouds building, perhaps thunder and lightning across some parts of wales and england. perhaps a little bit of sunshine the across the north of england. however, northern and eastern scotland likely to be quite wet on monday as this weather front wraps around into the centre of this low pressure. here's tuesday's weather forecast — the low pressure is moving towards the east butjust in the wake of it, further showers are expected from scotland and also along the eastern side of the country. 0ut towards the west, the weather should start to improve. all in all, the rest of the weekend and into next week, looking fairly unsettled. but here's the good news — as we head towards the end of the week ahead, there are signs that the weather finally will be settling

in fact, this weather front won't reach norwich, hull and newcastle until the evening hours. but there still will be some blustery showers around. so a pretty unsettled picture again. this is bbc news, i'm lewis vaughanjones. our top stories: a large volcano erupts in eastern congo, causing panic in the city of goma, residents are told to leave their homes. is this proof that princess latifa of dubai is alive? a single picture posted on social media, after she disappeared from public view in february. the former bbc journalist criticised for his interview with princess diana says he loved her and never meant to harm her. that means we have a winner! and — viva italia — the country is celebrating after winning the eurovision song contest.

celsius, feeling pleasant in cardiff, the highest temperatures, eastern england, up to 2a celsius in norwich different pictures. the japanese tennis star and world number two, naomi osaka, says she's withdrawing from the french open as a result of controversy over her refusal to speak to the media during the tournament. she said she got huge waves of anxiety about speaking to the press after matches. events have been taking place in the city of tulsa in oklahoma to mark the centenary of a race—related massacre in which up to 300 black people were killed. an alleged assault of a white teenage girl by a black man led to widespread shooting, burning and looting. china has announced that couples will now be allowed to have three children instead of the current limit of two.

celsius, feeling pleasant in cardiff, the highest temperatures, eastern england, up to 2a celsius in norwichs bbc news. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broadcaster, john stapleton, and kate andrews, who is the economics correspondent at the spectator. we will start with small�*s front pages. the metro warns of a third wave alert — reporting that the end of lockdown three weeks today is on a knife—edge because covid infections could overwhelm hospitals. the guardian adds that scientists are demanding a rethink on the 21 june end to lockdown. the daily telegraph leads on a plea to richer countries to share more covid vaccines with poorer nations to slow the emergence of new variants. the i reports on the failure of the police to tackle racism by officers — with only 30 officers sacked or resigning in five years despite almost 8,000 complaints to forces across the uk. the financial times writes that the accountancy group ey is to centralise power in a new european executive team, raising concerns among some partners over t

it will be frost free for just about all of us, 12 degrees, the overnight low in norwich.orrow, it is sunshine and showers with persistent rain in north—east scotland but elsewhere showers get going through the day, some will be heavy and thundery but there will be dry and sunny interludes in between. not as warm as today but warmer than it has been, 14 to 70 degrees. through the week ahead we will see heavy downpours, dry interludes but the nights should stay frost free. hello this is bbc news with vicki young. the headlines: nicola sturgeon warns the westminster government against using legal arguments to prevent a second independence referendum after a fourth consecutive victory for the snp. the labour leader sir keir starmer is preparing to reshuffle his team after the party's disappointing performance in the elections — he's already sacked his deputy angela rayner. police are granted more time to question a man arrested in connection with the murder of community support officerjulia james. disruption continues on some of britain's busiest rail lines, after small crack

notice that at this stage, from norwich all the way to aberdeen the weather is dry and the rain may notrds the west, the weather should calm down. here's monday's weather map, a low pressure sitting on top of the uk and typically, when we're in the centre of the low pressure, we get big shower clouds, so it's a day of storm clouds building, perhaps thunder and lightning across some parts of wales and england. perhaps a little bit of sunshine the across the north of england. however, northern and eastern scotland likely to be quite wet on monday as this weather front wraps around into the centre of this low pressure. here's tuesday's weather forecast — the low pressure is moving towards the east butjust in the wake of it, further showers are expected from scotland and also along the eastern side of the country. out towards the west, the weather should start to improve. all in all, the rest of the weekend and into next week, looking fairly unsettled. but here's the good news — as we head towards the end of the week ahead, there are signs that the weather finally will be settling down. som

so we are talking cooler weather in norwich — 15 degrees — maybe 17 in hull, but inland it is going toc news with the latest headlines... thousands of manchester city and chelsea fans are in portugal where the teams meet for the champions league final in a few hours' time. it will mean absolutely everything. we've been fantastic since sheikh mansour purchased the club back in 2008. we've won every trophy that's available to us apart from this one. you have to wear that, wear a mask around all the time. it's quite hot and sweaty. it's really inconvenient, and obviously on the flight as well, but it's worth it. a teenager appears in court charged with conspiracy to murder following the shooting of sasha johnson, the black lives matter activist. the $6 trillion plan. president biden pushes the biggest spending programme since world war two — to try to reboot america's economy.

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celsius, feeling pleasant in cardiff, the highest temperatures, eastern england, up to 2a celsius in norwichapanese tennis player — naomi osaka — withdraws from the french open — after her refusal to speak to the media. the city of tulsa marks the centenary of the worst single act of racial violence in america's history. china tells parents they can now have three children — as it tries to stop a steep decline in the country's birth rate. translation: i have one kid but if the government - could give us some sort of subsidy, we would definitely have more. three children? two are enough. even one is exhausting me. and — the cold border that could get hot once more. we report from the tense dividing line between india and china.

so we are talking cooler weather in norwich — 15 degrees — maybe 17 in hull, but inland it is going tofully sunny day tomorrow and that fine weather is expected to last into monday and tuesday. hello, this is bbc news with jane hill. the headlines: thousands of manchester city and chelsea fans are in porto, where the teams meet for the champions league final in a few hours�* time. it will mean absolutely everything. we have been fantastic since sheikh mansell purchased the club back in 2008. we have won every trophy that's available to us, apart from this one. you have to wear that... wear a mask around all the time. it is quite hot and sweaty. it is... is is really inconvenient, and obviously on the flight as well, but it is worth it. a teenager appears in court charged with conspiracy to murder, following the shooting of sasha johnson, the black lives matter activist. the $6 trillion plan. president biden pushes the biggest spending programme since world war ii — to try to reboot america's economy. "another lost summer" for uk musicalfestivals — a report by mps blame the government f

celsius, feeling pleasant in cardiff, the highest temperatures, eastern england, up to 2a celsius in norwichit follows her decision to boycott post—match media duties at the grand slam tournament. she had been fined $15,000 by the organisers. the us city of tulsa is marking 100 years since the killing of up to 300 black people — the worst single act of racial violence in america's history. china has told parents they can now have three children as the country tries to stem a steep decline in the number of babies being born. critics point to the high cost of raising children as a major problem. some british scientists are warning that the final stage of unlocking in england — due onjune 21st — should be delayed by a few weeks. the government says its taking things "one step at a time". those isolated —— latest headlines from bbc news.

notice that at this stage, from norwich all the way to aberdeen the weather is dry and the rain may notweather should calm down. here's monday's weather map, a low pressure sitting on top of the uk and typically, when we're in the centre of the low pressure, we get big shower clouds, so it's a day of storm clouds building, perhaps thunder and lightning across some parts of wales and england. perhaps a little bit of sunshine the across the north of england. however, northern and eastern scotland likely to be quite wet on monday as this weather front wraps around into the centre of this low pressure. here's tuesday's weather forecast — the low pressure is moving towards the east butjust in the wake of it, further showers are expected from scotland and also along the eastern side of the country. out towards the west, the weather should start to improve. all in all, the rest of the weekend and into next week, looking fairly unsettled. but here's the good news — as we head towards the end of the week ahead, there are signs that the weather finally will be settling down. something to look for

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he picked up ligament damage on the final day of the season with norwich.oon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the government has set out its agenda for the year ahead, with 30 bills for the next parliament in the queen's speech. in a covid—secure ceremony in the house of lords, the queen said that the government's priority is to "deliver a national recovery from the pandemic that makes the united kingdom stronger, healthier and more prosperous than before". there were also pledges on infrastructure, training and skills, planning law reform and the environment. the prime minister said the speech outlined a plan for "unleashing our nation's full potential" as the uk recovers from coronavirus. labour has called on the government to deliver "action" rather than "rhetoric". chris mason reports allocation rich in colour and convention, the queen visiting parliament to read out the government �*s plans. pomp and pageantry but much more low—key than usual, the monarch arriving by car rather than horse—drawn carriage. wearing a dress and i had rather than a robe.

so we are talking cooler weather in norwich — 15 degrees — maybe 17 in hull, but inland it is going tos�* time. a teenager appears in court charged with conspiracy to murder, following the shooting of sasha johnson, the black lives matter activist. the $6 trillion plan. president biden pushes the biggest spending programme since world war ii, to try to reboot america�*s economy. "another lost summer" for uk musicalfestivals — a report by mps blames the government for not backing an insurance safety net for organisers. i will be back with much more at the top of the hour, but right now... a former wales rugby international takes on his biggest challenge — to prove the game he loves has caused his dementia.

he damaged ligaments in norwich's final championship game of the season against barnsley on saturdayly devastated" to be missing scotland's first major championship in 22 years. fulham's defeat last night confirmed their relegation — and also meant southampton are safe for another season. they face crystal palace tonight. before that, manchester united host leicester. defeat will hand rivals city the title. it'll be united's third game in six days — with their re—arranged match against liverpool to come on thursday — a schedule that's left their manager unimpressed. if i do play these 11 again on tuesday and thursday, it's impossible. i run too much of a risk of injuring them. so talking about integrity in the league and stuff, don't blame me when i have to make changes because i have to. it's not safe for them to play all four so i've got to prioritise. all the english league play—off games will be played in front of fans, the efl has announced. numbers are yet to be confirmed, and it will be home supporters only. the welsh government has confirmed that the games involving newport c

we will call around 19 in london and norwich but here in the north and west where the cold air is really around the mid—teens and to santa wednesday the mid—teens and to santa wednesday the jet stream has expected to stay to the south of the uk. went to the colder air will tend to drift in the north and spread across the uk. relatively mild air, the really warm air is going to stage the south of us and that is a hint that later next week things are going to stay pretty cool across the uk. it looks as though overall the chilly spring weather is set to continue into next week. that's it from me. bye—bye. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm rebecca jones the united states backs an initiative at the world trade organization to waive intellectual property protections for coronavirus vaccines. the uk is sending two patrol vessels to monitor a planned blockade of jersey's main port. it's the latest escalation with france over post—brexit fishing rights. facebook upholds its suspension of donald trump, saying it has the right to refuse to be

norwich city will return to the premier leasgue next season as championship winners. yesterday to seal the title. they were already promoted, but the win means a second championship win in three seasons for daniel farke�*s squad. it was one of the most eagerly anticipated fights in women's boxing and last night the bout between katie taylor and natasha jonas certainly did not disappoint. the pair, who fought as amateurs back at the london 2012 0lympics went ten very even rounds but katie taylorjust managed to cling on to maintain her undefeated record and remain as the undisputed world lightweight champion. joseph parker recovered from being knocked down in the opening ten seconds to beat derek chisora on points in their heavyweight contest. chisora floored parker at manchester arena with an overhand right to the temple. but the former world champion fought back and grew stronger as the contest moved into the later rounds. he eventually won via a split decision. the world snooker championship final gets under way later today in front of a capacity crowd in sheffield.

notice that at this stage, from norwich all the way to aberdeen, the weather is dry and the rain may day of storm clouds building, perhaps thunder and lightning across some parts of wales and england. perhaps a little bit of sunshine across the north of england. however, northern and eastern scotland likely to be quite wet on monday, as this weather front wraps around into the centre of this low pressure. here's tuesday's weather forecast — the low pressure is moving towards the east butjust in the wake of it, further showers are expected from scotland and also along the eastern side of the country. out towards the west, the weather should start to improve. all in all, the rest of the weekend and into next week, looking fairly unsettled. but here's the good news — as we head towards the end of the week ahead, there are signs that the weather finally will be settling down. something to look forward to. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a picture has been posted on social media which, if authentic, would be the first proof since febr

>> he's at norwich university, up in vermont. >> yeah that's a fantastic place.we'll turn it back over to. actually do you have a question that you can ask and you can answer, that seems to me went we're doing today here. >> so, you guys have brought up john at the news piece a few times, i want to delve a little bit more deeply into that. you obviously had to have been living under iraq for the last five to ten years if you haven't been aware of the scrutiny on civil war monuments, especially confederate monuments, which is not switched over to union monuments as well in some regard. and, you know, i think people, that is areas to gettysburg would be hard-pressed to even identify where the memorial hall resides in gettysburg. there talked away in middle street white between two buildings who, or if they might have some ideas, they just think those kind of stuffing buildings with queens monument stashed in front of it. which obviously, it had to pertain to the battle in some way, shape or form but not really knowing what's inside or wet the different uses of that

submariner's were dying to read the book and it was c-span which was covering the signing up in connecticut norwichhese submariner's wear their hats and carrying 45 copies of the book and i said something is going on here. sold 400,000 copies of the book and the other part of it that was amazing was the only reason we have the book is because the two young writers had missed their deadline at simon & schuster in the bucket in canceled in the agent tossed it to see if something could be done. so between that and the star report you have to believe that some of these things just don't just happen. you can't really track why they happen but i concluded at the end of that first year this is meant to be because of the things that we were able to do that other people wouldn't and couldn't. we could be flexible. i always had plan ahead and be flexible but if you plan ahead too much you are going to be flexible and we weren't so we had four national dust sellers instead of a deficit in our first year a couple million bucks. i don't want to get too specific that we had tons of money and i didn't have the wo

celsius, feeling pleasant in cardiff, the highest temperatures, eastern england, up to 2a celsius in norwich kid but if the government - could give us some sort of subsidy, we would definitely have more. three children? two are enough. even one is exhausting me. and — calls for a delay in the easing of lockdown restrictions in the uk — as fears grow of a third wave of infections.

norwich could be 15 degrees under the cloud, if the cloud breaks it will be around 20.tuesday, wednesday could be a bit of a?, we could see thunderstorms heading our way. bye—bye. this is bbc news with the latest headlines... thousands of manchester city and chelsea fans are in portugal where the teams meet for the champions league final in a few hours' time. it will mean absolutely everything. we've been fantastic since sheikh mansour purchased the club back in 2008. we've won every trophy that's available to us apart from this one. you have to wear that, wear mask around all the time. it's quite hot and sweaty. it's really inconvenient, and obviously on the flight as well, but it's worth it. a teenager appears in court charged with conspiracy to murder following the shooting of sasha johnson, the black lives matter activist. the $6 trillion plan. president biden pushes the biggest spending programme since world war two — to try to reboot america's economy.

he's at norwich university of vermont. yeah, of course. yeah. well, that's a fantastic piece. okay, they'll turn it back over here to ashley. so, do you have a question that you can ask and then you can answer it? that's it seems to be that's what we're doing here today. so throw a really tough question that you have the answer for so you guys have brought up jonathan news piece a few times. i wanted to delve a little bit more deeply into that. you obviously had to have been living under a rock for the last five to seven years if you you know haven't been aware of the scrutiny on civil war monuments, especially confederate monuments, which is now switched over to to union monuments as well in some regard and you know, i think i people visitors to gettysburg would be hard pressed to even identify where the memorial hall resides in gettysburg. they're tucked away on. street wedge between two buildings or you know if they might have some idea they just think you know, it's kind of some old stuffy building with you know, this range monument as you know, stashed in front of it, whi