agricultural workers have been vaccinated on the south coast against covid- 19. that's a big deal. >> that's amazing. she's a huge bridge to get them that information. sharon, thank you. if you'd like to nominate a quiet hero for a bay area jefferson award, go to our website, kpix.com/0 and click on the nominations tab for the online form. >>> paul heggen joining us again and this is kind of looking like deja vu all over again. that line behind you, fog and if you areas of drizzle. >> we did change the wording a little bit. you can go back in the dvr and check the way we word it just so you know it's a different day and i'm wearing a different type. is pretty much the same pattern we've been in for one more night, then some changes kick in. the warming begins around e water thursday. the heating begins inland and it is going to be hot this weekend for inland parts of the bay area. share that seven-day forecast in just a second. first let's check out today's high temperatures with a nice look from the top of the mark hopkins hotel. us to see more blue sky this eve

here it is across cornwall and most of the south coast, pushing up and most of the south coast, pushingg some unseasonably wet and windy weather and the forecast, i'm afraid most of it moves through overnight for many. heavy rain pushing along the south coast, pushing along the south coast, pushing into wales and the midlands and up into the north of england as we move into the early hours because by some gale force gusts, clearer skies into scotland, relatively dry and bright you first thing. but that lower will pivot into easter in scotland as we go through the afternoon. may the far north—west of scotland staying dry along with northern ireland. a rattle of showers pushing in by the strong south—westerly wind through the afternoon. blustery across england and wales with gales moving into the kent coast. in terms of the feel of things tomorrow, perhaps not as warm as the last couple of days, we might see temperatures peaking at 18 or 19. the rain will linger across eastern scotland for a time but i think wimbledon tomorrow is going to be a case of some showers around, hopefully not as

this is havant near portsmouth, one of more than a dozen beauty spots along the south coast where southernally dumped the raw sewage for nearly six years. for many who live and work along the coast, the pollution was shocking. i came down to check my boat to find that there's raw sewage hanging off the mooring lines, it's wrapped around the propeller, the rudder and festooned along the hull of the boat. absolute disgust. the untreated sewage was poured into the sea right around the south coast from 17 different southern water sites. the environment agency also said the company allowed it to be released because it was cheaper than treating it. the environment agency also said there were nearly 7000 illegal discharges of sewage along the coast. today, southern water were fined £90 million. the judge said the offences showed a shocking disregard for the environment. the judge said the offences showed a shocking disregard for the environment. it's the largest fine ever imposed on a water company. today, southern water apologised. i am deeply, deeply sorry for what has gone before. thejudge tod

not feeling too bad, monday night the winds that strengthen further, gals around the south coast of englandrking to the south—eastern coast of england, is a very windy here, and there�*ll be lots of showers are following the main rain band three. it is another unsettled kind of day. temperatures it for the most part staying into the upper teens rather than the low 20s. that rain will clear, and the weather settles down a bit later into the week. this is bbc news, the headlines. kick—off in rome as an compass like a quarterfinal match against ukraine gets under way in at euro 2020. if england wind, they will go through to their first euro semifinals in at 25 years, where they will face denmark on wednesday night. the opportunity�*s there. the confidence is there. and the belief. and, yeah, i think they are looking forward to the challenge. england fans were urged not to travel to the ground because of covid restrictions but fans already in italy have been gathering in rome ahead of the match. supermarket chain, morrisons, accepts a multi—billion pound takeover bid by a us investment group, l

coast of northern ireland. further inland towards the east and south, it is hot. in fact, temperatures could hit 30 degrees in hull, sheffield and gloucester. in london, around the high 20s and the high mid 20s expected across the south coast. lots of hot sunshine for the british grand prix as well both on saturday and sunday. we could also get very close to 31 celsius. the uv levels are also high across england and the south of england. elsewhere across the country, they are high and not quite so high it where it is cool and cloudy in western scotland. the cloudier conditions will continue through the night across scotland and northern ireland. and actually by the end of the night, it could turn quite murky and drizzly around some of the coasts and the far north—west of the uk. elsewhere a clear night and balmy. temperatures no lower than about 15 or 16 degrees. the high pressure is with us tomorrow but around the high pressure, we got slightly fresher air blown in off the atlantic and also dragging in a bit more cloud. scattered clouds tomorrow, broadly speaking

but strong winds, gales developing through the english channel affecting the channel islands, south coaststhe far south—est of england, gusty winds in excess of 50 miles an hour. so, they may be disruptive with trees in full leaf, before the winds gradually ease during tuesday, though it stays blustery. spell of rain affecting northern england, pivoting in towards eastern scotland, some rain, too, in north—west scotland. elsewhere, sunny spells. there'll be showers around and temperatures rather on the low side for the time of the year — some of us just holding into the mid teens. further showers, even some spells of rain around on wednesday. still quite breezy. lighter winds for thursday and friday, some warmer, sunny spells — still the chance of a shower. this is bbc news. the headlines at five: a cabinet minister indicates that the use of face coverings will become a personal choice when lockdown restrictions in england are eased. we trust the british public to exercise good judgment. people will come to different conclusions. more than 20 million people watched england's brilliant nigh

northwards across the uk, we will see some of that but it is going to turn windy with gales towards the south coaste news here at 10:30. goodbye! a good evening. this is bbc news, the headlines at seven. an hour to go until kickoff — england prepare to take on ukraine in the hope of winning a place in the euro semi—finals for the first time in 25 years. the opportunity�*s there. the confidence is there. and the belief. and, yeah, i think they are looking forward to the challenge. singing. england fans are gathering in rome where excitement is building. if england win they will face denmark on wednesday night. supermarket chain, morrisons, accepts a multi—billion pound takeover bid by a us investment group, led by the owner of majestic wine. britain's main doctors' union urges the government to keep some

at least four people have been killed in a wildfire on the south coast of cyprus.e, italy and israel are sending planes to cyprus following an appeal for help. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. at least 29 people have died after a philippines air force plane crashed in the south of the country. the lockheed c—130 transport aircraft with 85 military personnel and seven crew on board crashed at patikul in sulu province onjolo island. the defence minister said 53 people had been rescued so far and are being treated in hospital. the incident happened when the plane missed the runway while trying to regain power. pictures from the scene showed flames and smoke pouring from the wreckage strewn among trees. many of those on board recently completed basic training. they were being deployed to the region as part of a joint task force fighting a long war against islamist militants from the abu sayyaf and otherfactions. this incident is not being treated as an attack. i spoke to our asia—pacific regional editor michael bristow for the latest.

the untreated sewage was poured into the sea right around the south coast from 17 different southern was cheaper than treating it. the environment agency also said there were nearly 7000 illegal discharges of sewage along the coast. today, southern water were fined £90 million. the judge said the offences showed a shocking disregard for the environment. it's the largest fine ever imposed on a water company. today, southern water apologised. i am deeply, deeply sorry for what has gone before. the judge today put the environment in its rightful place, at the forefront, and i completely agree. by not doing that, not acting in that way, this company has let its customers and the environment down. tonight, the government said the findings in this case were shocking and wholly unacceptable, and said it was right the fine should be paid from southern water's profits, not customers' bills. duncan kennedy, bbc news, in hampshire. the british cyclist mark cavendish has equalled the record for the most stage wins in the tour de france. today's sprint finish took his tally to 34, level with belg

head through saturday morning then, initially the heaviest of the downpours will be close to the south coastsome of them bringing some thunderstorms, some hail and some gusty winds mixed in with some of those heavy showers. further north across the uk, most places staying dry with some warm sunshine. temperatures around 26, possibly 27 degrees in the warmest spots towards the north—west. we've got more cloud just lurking around those eastern coasts of scotland and north—east england as well. into saturday evening, we keep that threat of heavy showers and thunderstorms going on across some southern and south—eastern parts of england. they should ease a little bit overnight. many places starting sunday morning on a dry note and temperatures a little bit fresher overnight than they've been recently, between about 12 to perhaps 16 degrees or so. now, through the second half of the weekend, then, low pressure still not far away. it's just starting to drift its way a little bit further eastwards, so that's going to bring another day of fairly heavy showers and thunderstorms. but i think the focus

with respect, where these people enter in the south coast - people enter in the south coast from?m asylum in those places. and i am afraid what we are seeing on the south coast is the fact that the vast majority of people are making that dangerous crossing our economic migrants and not asylum—seekers. he could not name another country where it there _ could not name another country where it there is _ could not name another country where it there is a _ could not name another country where it there is a deal because there is not one — it there is a deal because there is not one can— it there is a deal because there is not one. can i say, if the government was serious about tackling — government was serious about tackling the situation that cause people — tackling the situation that cause people to seek asylum it would not have cut _ people to seek asylum it would not have cut our budget and our armed forces— have cut our budget and our armed forces personnel. he has voted to scrap _ forces personnel. he has voted to scrap those — forces personnel. he has voted to scrap those promi

and in the month of june, the entire south coast, the british columbia and the interior had little rain and record high temperatures . that give me an idea. the village of lit, which had been in the headlines because of the tragedy and the fire a week before the fire, only days before the fire really was making national headlines for breaking temperature records all time. canadian temperature records the day before the fire linton be registered a temperature of 49.6 degrees celsius, which is the hottest canada has ever been. we've seen that and incredible incredible temperatures and devastating pictures we're looking at. thank you so much for your reporting from the ground. he met a guy he, thanks so much. in japan, a powerful mudslide has swept through a seaside town flattening nearly everything in its path. at least 2 people have died and 20 more are missing. the military has been deployed to a tammy, which is southwest of tokyo days of torrential rains trigger the disaster. the water locked ground, swallowed buses. the heavy rain swept top. com and then dumped them. the lamb slide de

that means strengthening winds across the english channel and possibly the south coast of england asand tuesday will be fairly changeable. so here's the outlook for the next few days. i know there's a lot of shower clouds, rain clouds, in the outlook here, but i think at times there will be some sunshine as well, so it's not all bad. enjoy that. bye— bye. this is bbc news, our top stories: the un security council is told that a famine in the eithiopian region of tigray is now affecting more than 400,000 people, with nearly 2 million more on the brink. if the parties to the conflict fail to seize this moment, the consequences for the people of ethiopia will be devastating — more fighting, more famine. brazil's prosecutor general wants to investigate president bolsonaro for failing to act on allegations of corruption in the purchase of coronavirus vaccines. the queen meets the german chancellor at windsor as angela merkel says britons who've had both covid jabs should be able to visit germany in the foreseeable future without quarantine.

greece, italy and israel send planes to cyprus to take a fatal wildfire on its south coast. and coming up, we look back at the last seven days in westminster in the week in parliament. good afternoon. the government is giving strong signals that all legal restrictions around covid protection will end on the 19thjuly as we learn to live with the virus. the housing secretary robertjenrick said this morning that the public must start to exercise personal responsibility, including overfacemasks, rather than the government telling people what to do. our political correspondent, nick eardley, has the details. masks and social distancing have become part of our lives. but for how much longer? with shops open again, pubs serving pints, the government wants to go further, lifting all legal restrictions in england. this morning, ministers suggested legal rules around face coverings were among those likely to go. it does look as if, thanks to the success of the vaccine programme, that we now have the scope to roll back those restrictions and return to a normality as far as possible. we

in the month of june, and in the month of june, the entire south coast, the british columbia and the interior had little rains and record high temperatures . but give me an idea. the village of lit, which had been in the headlines because of the tragedy. and the fire a week before the fire, only days before the fire really was making national headlines for breaking temperature records all time. canadian temperature records the day before the fire linton be registered. a temperature of 49.6 degrees celsius, which is the hottest canada has ever been. we've seen and incredible incredible temperatures and devastating pictures we're looking at. thank you so much for your reporting from the ground. you met a guy. he thanks so much and it's time now to take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. south africa top court has agreed to hear for president jacobs who missed challenge to a 15 month jail term or failing to attend to corruption. hearing. judges have put back and started the settings under the supporters gathered outside zoom as home. thousands of people ha

a 100 square meter apartment on the popular south coast costs the equivalent of 800000 euros. construction companies are arriving here. lee has traveled widely for business and for pleasure. he's been to europe and the united states. on one of his trips he saw people kite surfing and decided he wanted to try it. he made his 1st attempt here on high non 5 years ago. lee and his friends can afford these kinds of vacations because they benefited from china. spectacular economic growth over the past several decades. ah . conditions today or near perfect air temperature? 26 degrees? water? 25 degrees. ah. i dun dun has been waiting patiently for lead to return. there since shock a year. i feel happy and free. gone, you know, like a sailor are no, it's like i'm connected to the sea gardens are hardly so you can, you're floating over the water watch or talk these people are also enjoying the breeze. a lot of seniors like to come the beach to cool off the butt, lee once more out of life. the weather report for tomorrow calls for more wind. so he'll be back the news until just a few years ago about

afternoon through parts of east anglia, down into london and the home counties and towards the south coastng for a time this evening before starting to pull away slowly south and east. could just cling onto the far south—east of england overnight. elsewhere, mainly dry, mist and low cloud returning to northern and eastern coasts, also across northern ireland. elsewhere, some clearer skies, but, once again, it's a muggy and mild night with lows ofjust 15—16 celsius in places. a fairly quiet start to the new week for many, dry with some morning sunshine once the mist and low cloud breaks, but thunderstorms never too far away, always hit and miss, not everyone will see them. in fact, where we dodge them and get the best of the sunshine, we could see highs of 25—26 celsius across parts of england and wales, but cooler for scotland and northern ireland. further showers, though, in the week ahead, and feeling cooler both by day and by night. the health secretary faces criticism for saying that people shouldn't "cower" from coronavirus. sajid javid's words were called insensitive by bereaved fami

greece, italy and israel send planes to cyprus to tackle a fatal wildfire on its south coast.n bbc news a huge nationwide propaganda effort has been underway in china as the ruling communist party marked its centenary. in this special programme, john sudworth and bbc correspondents across the region have been exploring the changes seen in china over the past 100 years.? china's ruling communist party has been celebrating the 100th anniversary of its founding with a massive nationwide propaganda campaign. it is, of course, a selective remembering with the periodic bouts of chaos and violence that have marred one party rule conveniently expunged from the record. i am reporting from here in taipei having been forced to leave beijing as a result of pressure from the chinese authorities over my reporting. itself a sign of the increasing political pressure. i've been looking at the celebrations and their significance as china's giant capitalist economy celebrates its continued control by a rigid, live political system. bya rigid, leninist political system. the unmistakable hallmarks

they are likely to feature mostly along the south coast, can't rule out the out —— thunder, but it willwith some glimpses of sunshine. top temperatures of 12 to 21 degrees. as we move out of sunday and monday, we've got this little ridge of high pressure building for the first part of the week and that will continue to quieten down the weather story. however front, to quieten down the weather story. howeverfront, where to quieten down the weather story. however front, where the fans waiting —— a relatively quiet start to the new working week but in the bill of the week, the potential for more wetter weather to arrive. that's it. take care. this is bbc news — i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines: elaine thompson—herah ofjamaica has won the women's 100—metres final in tokyo. earlier, there was heartbreak for team gb sprinter, dina asher—smith, who had to withdraw from the games through injury. before that, there was gold and a world record for team gb in the 4x100 metres mixed medley final. team work makes dream work — and another gold in the triathlon mixed relay event, and finally a first g

on the tip of the african continent policy, a r t on an account south coast, and more updates from south africa online at all t dot com for the meantime. that wraps it up for this hour here when you need to national that my colleague john hawkins here at the desk with more of your worldwide stories starting at about 31 minutes the who's the problem driven by general shape control those in me i think we dare to ask oh right now, there are 2000000000 people who are overweight or obese. is profitable to sell food. that is trinity and sugary, and the victim is not at the individual level. it's not individual willpower. and if we go on believing that will never change.

and today, i'vejourneyed to the beautiful south coast of england to meet one of the past century's mostnfluential environmentalists, james lovelock. now, he introduced us to the gaia hypothesis — the idea that our planet and all of the life on it are part of one dynamic, self—regulating system. lovelock is now 101 years old, still having big thoughts about the future of life on earth. have we humans sown the seeds of our own destruction? james lovelock, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. yes, glad to be back! it is such a pleasure to have you back on the programme. i want to ask you for your reflections on your own famous gaia hypothesis — that idea that all of life on this planet, and the planet itself, are part of one self—regulating system. when you developed the idea five decades ago, you seemed quite optimistic that this system was very durable, very resilient. well, it had lasted three billion years — that's not bad going! but are you now worried about its vulnerability? yes, iam. you see, i see gaia, the system of the earth, as about the same age as me, in effect. you mean...? it's.

afternoon through parts of east anglia, down into london and the home counties and towards the south coastng for a time this evening before starting to pull away slowly south and east. could just cling onto the far south—east of england overnight. elsewhere, mainly dry, mist and low cloud returning to northern and eastern coasts, also across northern ireland. elsewhere, some clearer skies but, once again, it's a muggy and mild night with lows ofjust 15—16 celsius in places. a fairly quiet start to the new week for many, dry with some morning sunshine once the mist and low cloud breaks, but thunderstorms never too far away, always hit and miss, not everyone will see them. in fact, where we dodge them and get the best of the sunshine, we could see highs of 25—26 celsius across parts of england and wales, but cooler for scotland and northern ireland. further showers, though, in the week ahead, and feeling cooler both by day and by night. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... team gb have won their first medals — at the end of the second day of action at the tokyo olympics. chelsie giles t

escorting an overcrowded dinghy to british waters, it reports record numbers have been arriving on the south coast migrants arriving in two days, according to the telegraph, which also reports on the crossing. but it leads on an appeal to the prime ministerfrom cabinet ministers to expand the list of exempt from isolating or face a wave of closures. also leading on the impact of pingdemic — the mirror reports that one million children are currently off school. that's also the lead on the front page of the daily express. the guardian leads with a report on a leaked data base, with details emmanuel macron, and 13 other heads of state and heads of government. so let's begin... more on all of those. with the telegraph pm urged to expand covid app telegraph pm urged to expand covid app extensions. telegraph pm urged to expand covid app extensions-_ app extensions. we've been hearing leas from app extensions. we've been hearing pleas from business _ app extensions. we've been hearing pleas from business leaders - app extensions. we've been hearing pleas from business leaders for - app extensions. we've

now the storm hit the south coast of cuba earlier today. cbs reporter bradley blackburn shows us the damage and how floridians are bracing for the storm. >> reporter: heavy rain fell in cuba as elsa made landfall, bringing floods to some areas. 180,000 residents were evacuated, possibly complicating the fight against covid-19. over the weekend, elsa hit the dominican republic, killing at least two people. it was a category 1 hurricane until saturday morning when it weakened, the first hurricane of the atlantic season. the storm's predicted track to south florida prompted the demolition of the partially collapsed condo building in surfside, where teams are still searching for victims. >> we are, at least in terms of the surfside with this storm elsa, the news is pretty positive. >> reporter: governor ron desantis revised an executive emergencys though eadeountyere darkening.eede out tonight, please tryto aid any pt expected to bring winds and rain to the keys. where residents with boats prepared. >> i don't want it to be messy. i didn't anti

on the tip of the african continent policy, a r t on an account south coast. and paula continues to fall reports from the region there in south africa, you can find them at auto, dot com for the meantime. we are back with more of your stories in about half an hour. the driven by dreamer shapes by those in me dares thing. we dare to ask me ah, i am kaiser. this is the kaiser report, you know, we ventured a new era, an era of confusion about deflation is giving way to a new era about confusion of inflation. alrighty, let's get into a stacy. yes, it's becoming a highly politicized sort of event, whether or not we want inflation and how much inflation and this inflation is good . but one thing you and i have said is that, you know, the seventy's are back. we started to warn about that stagflation sort of thing, inflation and prices, and of goods and services, and decline in employment number. so arise and unemployment. well, today's covering new york city sex workers ramping and open air prostitute.

south korea. so there's been this exodus to resorts along the east coast . the south coast island, like judge you, which are all very popular tourism destinations and the government's already concerned about as seeing more clusters in those places. so it's introducing these restrictions. it is a planning to see the peak of this 4th wave at about one to 2 weeks when they say they hope the numbers will start to decline. but before they do start declining, we could well be seeing daily new averages of well over 2000, which is high by south korea standards and rob, south korea. the vaccination program seems to have slowed right down, even though the demand. the jabs is an all time high me and how does that work? there has been an awful lot of criticism about the rollout of the vaccination program here. the government's been accused of being overly cautious of not planning to vaccinate enough people quickly enough. there was some reticence to begin with from people about side effects that seem to not being replaced by a more widespread concern about the impact of

show the right lonely south coast. that breeze is a helpful cooling trend and it does bring quite a long way even to sudden, saturday, with occasional showers in the mountains, patches of yemen. more especially along the coast of mar, was sloppy. the concentration things aren't changing much otherwise as a dusty wind through iraq, which every now again, pulses down through the gulf, but it's not doing so on that day, wednesday to friday we have got flowers, forecast showing, possibly the best place to be in the middle east the moment it's cooler, it's overcast. it's often writing and yes, as is wanted $2728.00 to $9.00 degrees by the a little bit less. of course, over night. this is one of the wet is mumps. any c o p, or with thunderstorms every day in highlands. of course that means attempt should have said both and a very high. the rain is welcome and it's going to fall every single day. the escaping a wall. finding a new identity, confronting the reality of racism, religion, and the struggle to be accepted, al jazee

and in the month of june, the entire south coast of british columbia in the interior, had little rain and record high temperatures that give you an idea. the village of litany which had been in the headlines because of the tragedy and the fire. a week before the fire, only days before the fire really was making national headlines for breaking temperature records all time. canadian temperature records the day before the fire linton be registered a temperature of 49.6 degrees celsius, which is the hottest canada has ever been. we've seen and incredible incredible temperatures and devastating pictures we're looking at. thank you so much for your reporting from the ground. you met a guy he, thanks so much. let's take a look now. it's some of the other stories making news around the world. rebel forces in northern ethiopia have brought more than 7000 captured government troops to the regional capital of mckayla. t great defense force to control the city after federal government soldiers pulled out at least 8 people have been killed in the rebels stronghold of if they've been serial. the sy

and in the month of june, the entire south coast of british columbia and the interior had little rains and record high temperatures. give me an idea. the village of lit, which had been in the headlines because of the tragedy and the fire a week before the fire, only days before the fire really was making national headlines for breaking temperature records all time. canadian temperature records the day before the fire, linton b. c. registered a temperature of 49.6 degrees celsius, which is the hottest canada has ever been. we've seen that and incredible, incredible temperatures and devastating pictures we're looking at. thank you so much for your reporting from the ground. he met a guy he, thanks so much. in japan, a powerful mudslide has swept through a seaside town flattening nearly everything in its path. at least 2 people have died. 20 more are missing. the military has been deployed to a tammy southwest of tokyo days of torrential rains triggered the disaster. the water locked ground, swallowed buses. the heavy rain swept top. com and then dumped them. the landslide destroyed homes

at least four people have been killed in a wildfire on the south coast of cyprus.taly and israel are sending planes to cyprus following an appeal for help. now on bbc news, time for title might be travel show. you've got to love it, proper british coastline. we're on an adventure across the uk as it opens up for travel again. yes! we're open! from rugged coastlines to breathtaking landscapes and natural habitats. see that?! 0urjourney will take us to the four nations that make up the united kingdom. and with an eye on our carbon footprint, we're in an all—electric revamp of an iconic british motor. on this week's show, lucy's behind the wheels in wales, where she'll be trying to take it down a notch... oh, god. i'm going a bit too fast. that's right. it's quite a discipline. ..making some new mates in the countryside... do you want more food? oh, that feels really weird on my hand! cackles. ..and throwing herself right in the deep end. woo! hello and croeso i gymru, or welcome to wales, and the next leg of our travel showjourney across the uk. i don't know about yo

head through saturday morning then, initially the heaviest of the downpours will be close to the south coasts we head through the day. some of them bringing some thunderstorms, some hail and some gusty winds mixed in with some of those heavy showers. further north across the uk, most places staying dry with some warm sunshine. temperatures around 26, possibly 27 degrees in the warmest spots towards the north—west. we've got more cloud just lurking around those eastern coasts of scotland and north—east england as well. into saturday evening, we keep that threat of heavy showers and thunderstorms going on across some southern and south—eastern parts of england. they should ease a little bit overnight. many places starting sunday morning on a dry note and temperatures a little bit fresher overnight than they've been recently, between about 12 to perhaps 16 degrees or so. now, through the second half of the weekend, then, low pressure still not far away. it's just starting to drift its way a little bit further eastwards, so that's going to bring another day of fairly heavy showers and thundersto

head through saturday morning then, initially the heaviest of the downpours will be close to the south coastthe day. some of them bringing some thunderstorms, some hail and some gusty winds mixed in with some of those heavy showers. further north across the uk, most places staying dry with some warm sunshine. temperatures around 26, possibly 27 degrees in the warmest spots towards the north—west. we've got more cloud just lurking around those eastern coasts of scotland and north—east england as well. into saturday evening, we keep that threat of heavy showers and thunderstorms going on across some southern and south—eastern parts of england. they should ease a little bit overnight. many places starting sunday morning on a dry note and temperatures a little bit fresher overnight than they've been recently, between about 12 to perhaps 16 degrees or so. now, through the second half of the weekend, then, low pressure still not far away. it's just starting to drift its way a little bit further eastwards, so that's going to bring another day of fairly heavy showers and thunderstorms. but i think t

and south coast, the island of judge you all of these places become very busy. there's a real concern that we're going to see a lot of clusters in those places unless these restrictions are put in place. so the government is planning this both way. they reckon we'll peach around mid august and that hopefully the numbers will start to drop. the good news is compared to previous waves without seeing the same kind of hospitalizations because the more vulnerable groups are now by and large being the better protected because the vaccinations, the bad news is the prevalence of the delta vary and said they discovered that the new cases that are being found here in sol, the varying accounts for a little more than a quarter of the new cases. bear in mind when they were doing similar tests. a few weeks ago, they were finding very few cases that will of this growth of this barrier has happened very quickly. ok, thanks. so that's rob mcbride in seoul, south korea. now, as for me, might hannah, in washington d. c. when we say that infections are on the rise in the u. s. migh

brisk across a good part of devon, dorset, into hampshire, up the bristol channel and across the south coastrt the day, and with this curl of wet weather as well, some heavy and potentially thundery bursts of rain at times. our storm tracks its way eastwards across england and wales through the day. for northern ireland and scotland, calmer weather, quite a lot of cloud and some showers, some of which could be heavy, but a few sunny spells breaking through as well. stays windy for a good part of the day down towards the south, but those winds will slowly be easing as we head towards the end of the afternoon. temperatures, well, a bit disappointing, really, for this time of year, 17—20 degrees. now, you can see our swirl of low pressure clearing away eastwards as we head through friday night. into the early hours of saturday, fairly large areas of cloud, one or two showers and some clear spells. temperatures between 12—15 degrees as we begin the weekend. so, the remnants of storm evert clearing away eastwards. high pressure trying to build in from the west, but not having much luck. stranded

brisk across a good part of devon, dorset, into hampshire, up the bristol channel and across the south coasts curl of wet weather as well, some heavy and potentially thundery bursts of rain at times. our storm tracks its way eastwards across england and wales through the day. for northern ireland and scotland, calmer weather, quite a lot of cloud and some showers, some of which could be heavy, but a few sunny spells breaking through as well. stays windy for a good part of the day down towards the south, but those winds will slowly be easing as we head towards the end of the afternoon. temperatures, well, a bit disappointing, really, for this time of year, 17—20 degrees. now, you can see our swirl of low pressure clearing away eastwards as we head through friday night. into the early hours of saturday, fairly large areas of cloud, one or two showers and some clear spells. temperatures between 12—15 degrees as we begin the weekend. so, the remnants of storm evert clearing away eastwards. high pressure trying to build in from the west, but not having much luck. stranded between low pressure and

brisk across a good part of devon, dorset, into hampshire, up the bristol channel and across the south coast some heavy and potentially thundery bursts of rain at times. 0ur storm tracks its way eastwards across england and wales through the day. for northern ireland and scotland, calmer weather, quite a lot of cloud and some showers, some of which could be heavy, but a few sunny spells breaking through as well. stays windy for a good part of the day down towards the south, but those winds will slowly be easing as we head towards the end of the afternoon. temperatures, well, a bit disappointing, really, for this time of year, 17—20 degrees. now, you can see our swirl of low pressure clearing away eastwards as we head through friday night. into the early hours of saturday, fairly large areas of cloud, one or two showers and some clear spells. temperatures between 12—15 degrees as we begin the weekend. so, the remnants of storm evert clearing away eastwards. high pressure trying to build in from the west, but not having much luck. stranded between low pressure and high pressure, we will have a

that means strengthening winds across the english channel and possibly the south coast of england asable. so here's the outlook for the next few days. i know there's a lot of shower clouds, rain clouds, in the outlook here, but i think at times there will be some sunshine as well, so it's not all bad. enjoy that. this is bbc news, the headlines: the un security council has been warned that a famine in the ethiopian region of tigray is now affecting more than 400,000 people. the meeting was also told that the conflict in the region, between tigrayen forces and ethiopian federal troops, may rapidly deteriorate. brazil's prosecutor general has asked for authorisation to investigate president bolsonaro for failing to act on allegations of corruption in the purchase of coronavirus vaccines. a whistleblower said government officials had agreed to take bribes to buy 400 million doses of the indian—made jab, covaxin. on her final official visit to the uk, chancellor angela merkel has been visiting the queen and addressed a virtual cabinet meeting. earlier she said britons who've had both cov

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