finlay, an expert in palliative medicine and doctor david randall, an oncologist from the royal london hospitalsaid of the bill as it was written is not workable and she was concerned about how the assessments were done. doctor randall said that any change in law would create winners and losers and he also said he didn't see the planned law as being a safe piece of legislation. we will have more from that debate throughout the day here on bbc news. coming up next, ben brown is here with bbc news now but first let's get a check on the weather with carol. hello again. it's been a wet start to the day for some of us today. we've got a band of rain which is slowly pushing northwards and eastwards. to the north of it, some brighter skies. to the south of it, some brighter skies. but we're also looking at some showers which are likely to be blustery. low pressure is driving our weather for the next few days. here it is here. this is the weather front moving north and east. if we follow it round, it's producing some showers, wrapped around the area of low pressure itself in the south—west. so you can

her majesty met patients and staff at the royal london hospital, who are involved with roald dahl�*s she has been a patron since 2017. during the visit, she asked them about their roles, their goals and praised the organisation. the duke and duchess of sussex will end their three—day tour of nigeria today with a visit to the country's most populous city, lagos. prince harry and megan have been in the country to promote the 10th anniversary of the duke's invictus games for injured military personnel. our africa correspondent, simijolaoso, has more. walking into squeals ofjoy, prince harry and meghan spend the day with members of nigeria's invictus team, the athletes keen to show off their sitting volleyball skills, and soon joined on the court by the duke, who could not hide his cheekiness... ..nor his competitive spirit. not that the players minded. i couldn't in my dreams play with prince harry today, on the same court! wow, amazing! i am overwhelmed that i will be representing my country, nigeria, in the invictus games. i feel wonderful and great today. it is wonderful. before leav

london. looking relaxed and smiling king charles was accompanied by queen camilla for this resumption of his public facing royal duties. the university college hospitals, mcmillan, kansas center, is not where the king himself is being treated. but the royal gesture of solidarity and support for the patients and staff here was clearly intended to send a message, waiting patiently for a glimpse of the king with 2 loyal supporters. glad to see him out in public again . it's nice to see him back. and we will mission and he's not alone, a cancer to my part and all kinds of 2021. these guys you guys confessed that she was 40, i am is not in. and i know exactly what the kids are doing and the claim. and he could come to, to baptize to see the patients who got cancer. i mean that, i mean, obviously is not allowed, not alone, even within his immediate family. jones's daughter in law, catherine the wife of prince william is herself undergoing preventative keyma therapy for cancer inside the unit to the king, to a diagnostics and screening facilities. hearing about the new melanoma skin cancel vaccine announced just last week. i'm sitting down to chat with long