also more cloud in shetland, north—eastern coast, but generally away from the southern half of the ukhen we have cloud and thunderstorms and still those thunderstorms and still those thunderstorms going through this evening and overnight, developing quite intensely across parts of east anglia and south—east england late in the night. cloud creeping back in from the north and the east and for most it is another mild, if not muqqy most it is another mild, if not muggy night. thunderstorms keep going tomorrow, particularly through parts of east anglia, south—east england, the midlands, darlington south—western and wales. maybe one or two further north but generally the cultured tend to disappear and leave some type of many. it is another warm day. that is for me, goodbye. you're watching bbc news, broadcasting in the uk and around the world. i'm lucy hockings live from tokyo. the olympic host nationjapan has picked up its first medals — winning a gold and a silver injudo. that was after ecuador�*s richard carapaz won the gold in the men's olympic cycling road race, making it the country'

plenty of other places not too far behind, but in shetland, it only got up to 13 degrees this afternoon see this on the satellite picture and a lot of cloud generally across scotland. the odd spot of rain and wind and elsewhere it was sunshine all the way. through this evening and tonight, more that cloud comes down from scotland, even some rain in the far north. northern ireland will cloud over as well, murky in places, clear spells further south and one night with temperatures in the towns and cities no lower than 16 or 17 degrees. tomorrow, in an and wales expect plentiful sunshine, murky for some of the irish sea coast. northern ireland should brighten up and across scotland, lots of cloud first thing, but should break. so sunshine, but generally speaking, across northern parts of the uk, cool event today, the highest temperatures pushing south. —— cooler than today. with that strong sunshine, very high uv levels. in an western part of the uk, but lower ev levels where we have cloud further north. foremost, a fine end to sunday and as we head into monday, high—pressure still close b

plenty of other places not too far behind, but in shetland, lerwick only got up to 13 degrees this afternoon and a lot of cloud generally across the northwest of scotland. the odd spot of rain and wind and elsewhere it was sunshine all the way. through this evening and tonight, more of that cloud comes down from scotland, even some rain in the far north. northern ireland will cloud over as well, turning murky in places. clear spells further south and a warm night with temperatures in some of the towns and cities no lower than 16 or 17 degrees. into tomorrow, in england and wales expect plentiful sunshine, murky for some of these irish sea coasts. northern ireland should brighten up and across scotland, lots of cloud first thing, but that should break to bring some sunshine, but generally speaking, across northern parts of the uk, it will be cooler than it was today, the highest temperatures pushing south. 31 degrees likely in southern england. with that strong sunshine, very high uv levels. but lower uv levels where we have cloud further north. for most, a fine end to sunday and as we head i

however, the far north of scotland was much, much cooler, just 13 degrees for parts of shetland, whereas the satellite picture through saturday afternoon. and that cloud has been pushing a little further south—westwards, so starting off sunday morning, rather cloudy and murky for parts of northern ireland. quite a lot of cloud for scotland, too, with some patchy rain in the far north. the cloud should tend to break up to give some spells of sunshine, although it will stay quite murky for some northern coasts of northern ireland. i think england and wales will see the lion's share of the sunshine, and that's where we'll have the highest temperatures as well. slightly cooler day for scotland and northern ireland. for england and wales, particularly down towards the south, we're looking at highs of 30, possibly 31 degrees in the london area. and the sun very, very strong at the moment, very high uv levels in southern england, parts of wales. the lower levels further north only because we'll have more in the way of cloud. so, as we head through sunday evening and into the early hours of mond

heading into the weekend, potentially the odd patch of rain in the western isles, highland, orkney and shetlandherwise dry it with lots of sunshine, continuing to get a bit warm as well. temperatures, we are up to 25 in aberdeen at this stage of the weekend. further south, 28 for cardiff and for london. and if anything, it gets hotter still as we head into sunday, when temperatures could peak at around 30 celsius across parts of the cell. at the same time, looks like we might well see some fresh air moving into scotland, temperatures easily little here, but still warm in the sunshine. for most of us, a fine weekend on the cards. a reminder of our top story. dozens of people have died in germany and belgium after record rainfall causes flooding across parts of western europe. dozens are still missing. hello, welcome to sportsday — i'm austin halewood, coming up this evening. it's back and so with the fans. after two years away the hundred and 49 open championship is under way at royal st. george's. george's. leaving the rest behind... it's another stage win for tarday pog—archer — he takes anoth

_ produce some drizzle around parts of shetland and that will continue for a time _ shetland and thatshowers. most will fade through the night, lengthy clear skies. we will see a _ night, lengthy clear skies. we will see a few— night, lengthy clear skies. we will see a few mist and fog patches or an antenna _ see a few mist and fog patches or an antenna start tomorrow morning. it -ets antenna start tomorrow morning. it gets warmer and sunnier for all of us through— gets warmer and sunnier for all of us through the week. more detail in around _ us through the week. more detail in around half— us through the week. more detail in around half an hour. we us through the week. more detail in around half an hour.— us through the week. more detail in around half an hour. we look forward to that. around half an hour. we look forward to that- thank— around half an hour. we look forward to that. thank you, _ around half an hour. we look forward to that. thank you, we _ around half an hour. we look forward to that. thank you, we will _ around half an hour. we look forward to that. thank you, we w

however, the far north of scotland was much, much cooler, just 13 degrees for parts of shetland, whereasurday afternoon. and that cloud has been pushing a little further south—westwards, so starting off sunday morning, rather cloudy and murky for parts of northern ireland. quite a lot of cloud for scotland, too, with some patchy rain in the far north. the cloud should tend to break up to give some spells of sunshine, although it will stay quite murky for some northern coasts of northern ireland. i think england and wales will see the lion's share of the sunshine, and that's where we'll have the highest temperatures as well. slightly cooler day for scotland and northern ireland. for england and wales, particularly down towards the south, we're looking at highs of 30, possibly 31 degrees in the london area. and the sun very, very strong at the moment, very high uv levels in southern england, parts of wales. the lower levels further north only because we'll have more in the way of cloud. so, as we head through sunday evening and into the early hours of monday, we keep clear spells, especial

you can see across shetland, it'll stay cloudy and a bit cooler, 15 or 16 degrees.8 degrees. this is bbc news, the headlines: president biden has accused republican—controlled states of mounting a dangerous attack on free and fair elections by restricting voting rights. the republican national committee dismissed mr biden's remarks as dishonest. it said republicans were trying to make it easier to vote and harder to cheat. the deployment of hundreds of troops in south africa has failed to prevent a fifth day of violent unrest and looting. at least 72 people have been killed and about 800 have been arrested since protests erupted in response to the jailing of the former president, jacob zuma. a diplomatic row has broken out between the greek government and the eu over the country's treatment of migrants trying to reach europe from turkey. human rights groups claim that thousands of people seeking asylum in europe have been blocked by greek boats and pushed back to turkey. now on bbc news, the highlights of tuesday

north, the best of the sunshine, but more cloud across the far north—east of scotland to orkney and shetlandre it will be cooler, but further west we could see highs of 28 celsius across parts of scotland and northern ireland, somewhat cooler further south compared to the heat of the weekjust gone. some thunderstorms across central southern england and south wales this evening, they will fade but further thunderstorms pushing up from france across east anglia and south—east england later in the night. a lot of cloud for most, clearer skies the further west you are and another muggy night, particularly across central and southern parts of england. as we head into tomorrow, we still have this area of low pressure churning around, generating further thunderstorms and the main risk tomorrow will be through parts of east anglia, south—east england, the midlands and south wales. we could see a few developing perhaps across south—west scotland and northern ireland, but generally the further north you are, the better chance you have of having a dry day and some sunshine. still very warm, but notice

however, the far north of scotland was much, much cooler, just 13 degrees for parts of shetland, whereasite picture through saturday afternoon. and that cloud has been pushing a little further south—westwards, so starting off sunday morning, rather cloudy and murky for parts of northern ireland. quite a lot of cloud for scotland, too, with some patchy rain in the far north. the cloud should tend to break up to give some spells of sunshine, although it will stay quite murky for some northern coasts of northern ireland. i think england and wales will see the lion's share of the sunshine, and that's where we'll have the highest temperatures as well. slightly cooler day for scotland and northern ireland. for england and wales, particularly down towards the south, we're looking at highs of 30, possibly 31 degrees in the london area. and the sun very, very strong at the moment, very high uv levels in southern england, parts of wales. the lower levels further north only because we'll have more in the way of cloud. so, as we head through sunday evening and into the early hours of monday, we keep

north, the best of the sunshine, but more cloud across the far north—east of scotland to orkney and shetlandacross parts of scotland and northern ireland, somewhat cooler further south compared to the heat of the weekjust gone. some thunderstorms across central southern england and south wales this evening, they will fade but further thunderstorms pushing up from france across east anglia and south—east england later in the night. a lot of cloud for most, clearer skies the further west you are and another muggy night, particularly across central and southern parts of england. as we head into tomorrow, we still have this area of low pressure churning around, generating further thunderstorms and the main risk tomorrow will be through parts of east anglia, south—east england, the midlands and south wales. we could see a few developing perhaps across south—west scotland and northern ireland, but generally the more north—westerly you are, the better chance you have of having a dry day and some sunshine. still very warm, but notice how those temperatures are starting to come down, more like the mi

plenty of other places not too far behind, but in shetland, lerwick only got up to 13 celsius this afternoonre, a lot of cloud generally across the northwest of scotland, there was the odd spot of rain here, quite a brisk wind, and elsewhere, it was sunshine all the way. but as we head through this evening and overnight, we will bring more of that cloud down across the north and the west of scotland, with some rain in the far north. northern ireland will cloud over, as well, turning quite murky in places. clear spells further south, a warm night with temperatures in some of the towns and cities no lower than 16—17 celsius. into tomorrow, for england and wales, expect plentiful sunshine once again. it might be a bit murky for some of these irish sea coasts, northern ireland should brighten up through the day. across scotland, a lot of cloud first thing — again, that should break to give some spells of sunshine, but generally speaking across northern parts of the uk, it will be a little bit cooler than it was today, the highest temperatures being pushed further south — 31 celsius likely in par

you can see across shetland, it'll stay cloudy and a bit cooler, 15 or 16 degrees.avid eades. our top stories: president biden accuses republican—controlled states of mounting a dangerous attack on voting rights in america. there's an unfolding assault taking place in america today — an attempt to suppress and subvert the right to vote in fair and free elections. heightened unrest in south africa — 72 people have died, amidst looting, protest and confrontations following the jailing of south africa's former presidentjacob zuma. carlos ghosn's great escape — the former boss of nissan recounts to the bbc his extraordinary flight from house arrest injapan, hidden in a box like this. the 30 minutes waiting in the box in the plane,

however, the far north of scotland was much, much cooler, just 13 degrees for parts of shetland, whereaspick that out on the satellite picture through saturday afternoon. and that cloud has been pushing a little further south—westwards, so starting off sunday morning, rather cloudy and murky for parts of northern ireland. quite a lot of cloud for scotland, too, with some patchy rain in the far north. the cloud should tend to break up to give some spells of sunshine, although it will stay quite murky for some northern coasts of northern ireland. i think england and wales will see the lion's share of the sunshine, and that's where we'll have the highest temperatures as well. slightly cooler day for scotland and northern ireland. for england and wales, particularly down towards the south, we're looking at highs of 30, possibly 31 degrees in the london area. and the sun very, very strong at the moment, very high uv levels in southern england, parts of wales. the lower levels further north only because we'll have more in the way of cloud. so, as we head through sunday evening and into the ear

you can see across shetland, it'll stay cloudy and a bit cooler, 15 or 16 degrees.hey could barely stand. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. republican national committee has said that mr biden has been dishonest, and now voting is our duty. hundreds of troops in south africa have failed to prevent unrest and looting. at least 70 people have been killed. about 800 arrested since protesting broke out in response to the jailing of jacob zuma. australia has been ranked last for climate action out of nearly 200 countries in a recent un report assessing the progress towards global sustainable development goals. ed received a score of ten out of a hundred ed received a score of ten out ofa hundred in ed received a score of ten out of a hundred in assessing fossil fuel emissions.

you can see across shetland, it'll stay cloudy and a bit cooler, 15 or 16 degrees.ly up to 27, maybe 28 degrees. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. more than 70 people are now known to have died during five days of unrest and looting in south africa. president biden accuses republican—controlled states of mounting a dangerous attack on voting rights in america. a question of consent — why sexual consent education is being made mandatory in parts of australia. and the forgotten festival being brought to the screen in a summer of soul.

however, the far north of scotland was much, much cooler, just 13 degrees for parts of shetland, whereas has been pushing a little further south—westwards, so starting off sunday morning, rather cloudy and murky for parts of northern ireland. quite a lot of cloud for scotland, too, with some patchy rain in the far north. the cloud should tend to break up to give some spells of sunshine, although it will stay quite murky for some northern coasts of northern ireland. i think england and wales will see the lion's share of the sunshine, and that's where we'll have the highest temperatures as well. slightly cooler day for scotland and northern ireland. for england and wales, particularly down towards the south, we're looking at highs of 30, possibly 31 degrees in the london area. and the sun very, very strong at the moment, very high uv levels in southern england, parts of wales. the lower levels further north only because we'll have more in the way of cloud. so, as we head through sunday evening and into the early hours of monday, we keep clear spells, especially across england and wales. st

however, the far north of scotland was much, much cooler, just 13 degrees for parts of shetland, whereassaturday afternoon. and that cloud has been pushing a little further south—westwards, so starting off sunday morning, rather cloudy and murky for parts of northern ireland. quite a lot of cloud for scotland, too, with some patchy rain in the far north. the cloud should tend to break up to give some spells of sunshine, although it will stay quite murky for some northern coasts of northern ireland. i think england and wales will see the lion's share of the sunshine, and that's where we'll have the highest temperatures as well. slightly cooler day for scotland and northern ireland. for england and wales, particularly down towards the south, we're looking at highs of 30, possibly 31 degrees in the london area. and the sun very, very strong at the moment, very high uv levels in southern england, parts of wales. the lower levels further north only because we'll have more in the way of cloud. so, as we head through sunday evening and into the early hours of monday, we keep clear spells, espec

plenty of other places not too far behind, but in shetland, lerwick only got up to 13 celsius this afternoonre, and a lot of cloud generally across the northwest of scotland, there was the odd spot of rain here, quite a brisk wind, and elsewhere, it was sunshine all the way. but as we had to do this evening and overnight, we will bring more of that cloud down across the north and the west of scotland, with some rain in the far north. northern ireland will cloud over, as well, turning quite murky in places. clear spells further south, a warm night with temperatures in some of the towns and cities no lower than 16—17 celsius. into tomorrow, for england and wales, expect plentiful sunshine once again. it might be a bit murky for some of these irish sea coasts, northern ireland should brighten up through the day. across scotland, a lot of cloud first thing — again, that should break to give some spells of sunshine, but generally speaking across northern parts of the uk, it will be a little bit cooler than it was today, the highest temperatures being pushed further south — 31 celsius likely for p

also more cloud across orkney and shetland, some north—eastern coasts too, but generally away from they cooler further south where we have cloud and thunderstorms and still those thunderstorms going through this evening and overnight, developing quite intensely across parts of east anglia and south—east england later in the night. cloud creeping back in from the north and the east and for most it is another mild, if not muggy night. those thunderstorms keep going tomorrow, particularly through parts of east anglia, south—east england, the midlands, down into south—west england and wales. maybe one or two further north as well but generally the cloud should tend to disappear to leave sunshine and for many, it is another warm day. that is all from me, bye—bye. hello, this is bbc news with me, shaun ley. the headlines: the olympic host nationjapan has picked up its first medals, winning a gold and a silver injudo. that was after ecuador�*s richard carapaz won the gold in the men's olympic cycling road race, making it the country's second ever top medal at a summer olympics. great britain'

you can see across shetland, it'll stay cloudy and a bit cooler, 15 or 16 degrees.est business headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the plan for a greenerfuture. the eu is set to unveil its carbon initiatives which aim to reduce emissions by 55 percent by 2030. we hear from the former boss of nissan, carlos ghosn, who exclusively tells the bbc about his daring escape from japan last year when under house arrest. and us inflation hits its highest level since 2008, as used cars and the cost of food drive consumer prices higher.

you can see across shetland, it'll stay cloudy and a bit cooler, 15 or 16 degrees.27, maybe 28 degrees. welcome to bbc news, i'm david eades. our top stories: president biden accuses republican—controlled states of mounting a dangerous attack on voting rights in america. there is an unfolding assault taking place in america today in an attempt to suppress and subvert the right to vote in fair and free elections. heightened unrest in south africa — 72 people have died, amidst looting, protest and confrontations following the jailing of south africa's former presidentjacob zuma. australia ranks last for climate action among un member countries — we'll find out why.

you can see across shetland, it'll stay cloudy and a bit cooler, 15 or 16 degrees.ws. the headlines: president biden has accused republican—controlled states of mounting a dangerous attack on free and fair elections by restricting voting rights. the republican national committee dismissed mr biden's remarks as dishonest. it said republicans were trying to make it easier to vote and harder to cheat. the deployment of hundreds of troops in south africa has failed to prevent a fifth day of violent unrest and looting. at least 72 people have been killed and about 800 have been arrested since protests erupted in response to the jailing of the former president, jacob zuma. and the un world food programme says it needs to sharply increase the quantity of food aid it's delivering to ethiopia's tigray region, where months of fighting has led to widespread hunger. a spokesperson said 100 trucks a day would be needed to reverse what he described as "catastrophic" conditions. a man who killed two schoolgirls in the 1980s

you can see across shetland, it'll stay cloudy and a bit cooler, 15 or 16 degrees.grees. good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. 0ur headlines today. facemasks will still be compulsory on public transport in london, despite the law changing on monday. united against racism. hundreds of people take the knee beside the repaired mural of marcus rashford in support of racially abused england players. meanwhile, labour mps are calling for new powers to ban anyone convicted of online racist abuse from football matches for life. the cost of living is on the up, food, energy and clothing prices all rising so i will look at what it could mean that the pound in your

you can see across shetland, it'll stay cloudy and a bit cooler, 15 or 16 degrees.ident biden has accused republican—controlled states of mounting a dangerous attack on free and fair elections by restricting voting rights. the republican national committee dismissed mr biden's remarks as dishonest. as it said republicans were trying to make it easier to vote and harder to cheat. the deployment of hundreds of troops in south africa has failed to prevent a fifth day of violent unrest and looting. at least 72 people have been killed and about 800 have been arrested since protests erupted in response to the jailing of the former president, jacob zuma. australia has been ranked last for climate action out of nearly 200 countries in a recent report assessing progress towards global sustainable development goals. australia received a score ofjust ten out of 100 in an assessment of fossil fuel emissions. now on bbc news, panorama and bbc correspondent and long covid sufferer lucy adams speaks to others with the condition. it's 11 weeks since i started with a fever and some

you can see across shetland, it'll stay cloudy and a bit cooler, 15 or 16 degrees.ates of mounting a dangerous attack on free and fair elections by restricting voting rights. the republican national committee said they were trying to make it easier to vote. scotland's first minister has confirmed that covid restrictions will be eased from monday, but face coverings will remain mandatory for some time to come. nicola sturgeon said it was to protect the vulnerable in society. greece is accused of intercepting migrants in the mediterranean — pushing them back and abandoning them in turkish waters. a eu official has told the bbc that the illegal deportation — which greece denies — must stop. at least 45 people have died in south africa — as violence sparked by the jailing ofjacob zuma continues. the army has been deployed, but a bbc correspondent in durban says looters are operating freely.

which is how they rate most of the salmon up and down the west coast of scotland and in orkney and shetlandfarmers want some reassurance on that. what are the two parties are trying to do is reach a power—sharing agreement that does not go as far as our full cooperation, they are not going to agree a full programme for government, but i think the snp would like to be sure that the greens would back them in budget votes and if there are confidence votes and if there are confidence votes in future, the greens in return would want some of their key priorities in the government programme. you can see where the two parties might come together to tackle climate change and perhaps move more quickly to cut carbon emissions, oranother move more quickly to cut carbon emissions, or another independence referendum for instance, but there are lots of areas they don't agree. the greens will not sign up to the snp's road—building plans, the snp would have some difficulty with green proposals on extra taxation. what is happening today is talked are entering a more detailed phase and they will continue over

you can see acro55 shetland, it'll 5tay cloudy and a bit cooler, 15 or 16 degrees.to 27, maybe 28 degrees. this is bbc news, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. iam i am david iam david eades. president biden accu5e5 republican—controlled states of mounting a dangerous attack on voting rights in america. there is an unfolding a55ault taking place in america today in an attempt to suppress and subvert the right to vote in fair and free elections. heightened unrest in south africa — 72 people have died, amidst looting, protest and confrontations following the jailing of south africa's former president, jacob zuma. carlo5 ghosn'5 �*great escape' — the former boss of nissan recount5 to the bbc his extraordinary flight from house

one or two showers across england, also orkney and shetland towards tomorrow morning.showers to start with. most places starting drive. sunny spells developing. some showers later. it will start to feel a touch warmer. getting warmer and still later in the week. more details on that later in the morning. from wembley let us head to the bbc sports centre. england ahead after two minutes. italy drew level after england failed to clear the ball. the game went to penalties after extra time. jordan pickford saved england's second penalty. sadly for england, saka's penalty was saved. gareth southgate said his squad should be proud despite their defeat. we went and lose together. the calls for the penalty work my decision. my decision to ask the players to take the penalties that they did. they have got to walk away from here, heads held high. they have done more than any other team in the last 50 orso than any other team in the last 50 or so years. they should be proud of what they have done. but some disappointing reactions to the defeat. the prime minister borisjohnson and

one or two continue across orkney and shetland. one or two towards the south.n tuesday for most. ridge of high pressure trying to build in midweek. as they start to come together, a breeze on wednesday. the chance of a view showers particularly across parts of england. most will have a dry day, sunny spells, based initially in the west. cloud over western scotland, later, patchy rain and drizzle. temperatures where they should be for the stage injuly, 21-24 c should be for the stage injuly, 21—24 cfor the should be for the stage injuly, 21—24 c for the vast majority. dry and sunny and warm on the way, high pressure. the exact temperature depends on where that pressure sets. most places should be dry into the weekend, and pleasantly warm, temperatures widely into the mid 20s. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11... it is saved! it is italy who are the champions of europe. england s euro dream ends in heartbreak after the team loses to italy in a penalty shootout. agony for england's fans after coming so close to winning a major trophy after so many years. it ha

a couple continuing in the south and a couple in orkney and shetland.nd on the programme. thank you very much. two people who've woken up in slightly different moods this morning are celebrity chef aldo zilli and rapper tinchy stryder. they both join us now. good morning. good morning! start with ou, good morning. good morning! start with you. tinchy. — good morning. good morning! start with you, tinchy, you're _ good morning. good morning! start with you, tinchy, you're probably i with you, tinchy, you're probably reflecting the mood of several people watching this, how are you feeling? mat people watching this, how are you feelin: ? ., . ., people watching this, how are you feelina? ., . ., ., , feeling? not great for obvious reasons, but _ feeling? not great for obvious reasons, but england - feeling? not great for obvious reasons, but england did - feeling? not great for obvious reasons, but england did so i feeling? not great for obvious i reasons, but england did so well. suddenly. — reasons, but england did so well. suddenly. the _ reasons, but e

a few showers putting into orkney and shetland as we going to the second half of the day.o his wrists. just two hours earlier, he was sat at a table chatting to saskia. both were guests at a prison education event. it's actually emotionally difficult to come to terms with anyone sitting almost next to someone for that amount of time, and then a person, whatever the human being, whoever the human being is, doing what they did to that person. that's very difficult to take. once in a while, we realise that these things are not good for the problems we are seeing. this is saskia taking part in a discussion at the fishmongers' hall event. she believed in prisoner rehabilitation, and had been a volunteer for learning together. how do you want to remember her? we have so many memories of saskia that contribute to remembering her. she was vibrant. i always remember her as being challenging, actually, because whatever i said to her, she would challenge it, and she'd make sure that i was on firm ground, and she would make sure that there was justice, notjust in the wider sphere ofju

bring further cloud and patchy rain and there will be sunshine at times particularly for orkney and shetlandthey are not used to having black people coming to their homes, are they? next week, i will come back. i knock on the door. and i will say, "well, i'm only here to make sure you're all right." "are you all right?" "yes." the door is closed. i go away. when i rang my mother, - i said i couldn't stand this place and people were so racist and rude and horrible, and she said, - "if they are racist to you, - that is their problem, not yours. you know, so get over it." and when i'm coming back the next week, i might come with a couple of buns in my hand or something like that, or a couple of sprigs of flowers, or something, but, "well, you better come in then." i stood up in the ward and ijust said, "i am so fed up— of this, you people." i said, "i know that i am black." "i have been black for 21 years, - so tell me something i don't know." and there was silence. david olusoga joins us now from bristol. sadly, we have not seen the whole film, butjust hearing the voices of those remarkable la

off the atlantic and more cloud, always going to be fresher from the western isles, 1a celsius in shetlandigh—pressure with us, winds blow around high—pressure, it will drag in slightly cooler air into scotland, the north of england and northern ireland tomorrow, tomorrow the northern half of the uk broadly speaking will have more cloud in this guy, fresher, more yellow colours, and the heater will contract and intensify to the south, we could get 31 in london on sunday. high—pressure still with us on monday, into tuesday as well. fine weather across western europe, could news, that is what we want, you can see the settled weather continues into the week ahead. it is looking absolute define, i think, most of us. cannot agree with that. gavin will have the sport in about 20 minutes. there are concerns of a "surge" in workers and medical staff having to self—isolate when most covid rules end in england and scotland on monday. it comes as over half a million people were told to stay at home after being 'pinged' by the nhs covid app during the first week ofjuly. we're joined now by deputy gene