i just got on the phone with the suffolk county pd and they say that has not changed. as far as driver, nunez, was charged, taken into custody last night if it was charged with aggravated assault, driving while the text gated and resisting arrest but he was taken to a local hospital and will face arraignment at a later date. arthel. arthel: laura ingle in new york, thank you. eric: we think that good samaritan hannah wishes are with that suffolk county at the half spittle. give an update now and something else that broke overnight. police say an armed standoff occurred at a hawaiian resort and that is not over. the resort in honolulu was evacuated last night after police say shots were fired inside the guest room. the suspect shot through the door when hotel security responded. the standoff continued for about ten hours until the gunmen, police say, took his own life. no other injuries have been reported thankfully but the media says they had a military background was possibly stationed in hawaii. meanwhile back in your state, the race for governor of new york state no

quite a lot of thick cloud and breeze coming in off the sea, so a coolish afternoon in suffolk, and youeeze is going to continue to drag in some cloud off the north sea through this evening and overnight, so we will keep those temperatures above freezing, but where we've had the clear skies by day, that's going to allow those temperatures to fall away really quite sharply. so, we could see a frost first thing on saturday morning in sheltered rural areas. so, it's a chilly start, but it's a sparkling start once again. lovely sunshine expected away from the northwest of the great glen across scotland, northern england, wales, northern ireland in particular. and we start off with some cloud through the midlands and into the southeast. hopefully that should thin and break a little into the afternoon. cool once again along the north sea with 8 or 9 degrees, but we could see highs of 16 in scotland with that sunshine. high pressure will then start to drift its way southwest into sunday, allowing this weather front to start to arrive, and that's going to throw more cloud ahead of that rain as

and quite a noticeable breeze actually for coasts of norfolk, suffolk, essex and kent — so feeling reallynow through wednesday night into thursday, high pressure will remain in charge. frost looks set to be a feature once again into thursday morning, and the orientation of this high means that eastern areas will continue to see a feed of cold airfrom the north sea. it also looks like we'll see this little line of showers skipping in from the north sea affecting parts of eastern and south—eastern england but many places again through thursday, dry with some spells of sunshine. highest temperatures out west, parts of northern ireland and western scotland could be looking at values of 1a or 15 celsius. stays dry for most for the end of the week and temperatures will begin to creep upwards as well, just some rain in the far north—west. hello, i'm nuala mcgovern. this is outside source. the female police officer who shot dead the young black men daunte wright resigns as the victim's family hires the civil rights attorney representing george floyd's family. that a police officer would shoot and

i felt a new aloof suffolk even before i met or like when i juror she's often of loggerheads with her country's government through her works to give a voice to those who are often on her i knew about wallace as the 1st african author to win the nobel prize for literature. the recognition of. creativity which goes back centuries but also in his role as a defender of killing rights and freedom of speech i was looking forward to having an open conversation and discuss issues start tying lean and universal and close to . what unites us makes us human. well it's such an honor to share the same stage with you and i have been talking about the art of storytelling and what it means since they spall arise 2 worlds and i always thought especially for all 1st 4 storytellers who come from moon that the marcos's such as turkey nigeria egypt pakistan brazil the list is so long and it's getting longer i don't think as a writer from such motherland we have the luxury of being nonpolitical. we can say i'm only going to write my stories and not really think about what's happening outside the window but

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quite a lot of thick cloud and breeze coming in off the sea, so a coolish afternoon in suffolk, and youing to continue to drag in some cloud off the north sea through this evening and overnight, so we will keep those temperatures above freezing, but where we've had the clear skies by day, that's going to allow those temperatures to fall away really quite sharply. so, we could see a frost first thing on saturday morning in sheltered rural areas. so, it's a chilly start, but it's a sparkling start once again. lovely sunshine expected away from the north—west of the great glen across scotland, northern england, wales, northern ireland in particular. and if we start off with some cloud through the midlands and into the south east, hopefully that should thin and break a little into the afternoon. cool once again along the north sea with 8 or 9 degrees, but we could see highs of 16 in scotland with that sunshine. high pressure will then start to drift its way southwest into sunday, allowing this weather front to start to arrive, and that's going to throw more cloud ahead of that rain as it co

well according to the united nations 2000000 children under the age of 5 will suffolk ute malnutrition in a given this year if the blockade continues could result in 840-0000. from one of the leading activists involved in the hunger strike he told us a global response is needed to end the war. we're not talking about just the united states who is involved although they are a vital supporter and a key supporter in this and this role i mean you know you have to involve the united nations france spain and so many other countries who are also involved in in supplying arms to the saudi coalition but absolutely you know there should be a huge uproar i mean we are literally day by day watching the worse humanitarian crisis in the world you know these are people that struggle to find water and and struggle to be able to afford food and just imagine that this is a constant daily life and why are we not hearing from these world leaders why are we not hearing from from the from other nations who should be extremely outraged that this could be this could happen to any other country and we should a

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now, there is a decent break in the clouds through bristol over towards suffolk, that is where the best ones with the odd rumble of thunder and hail mix in there. so the best of the sunshine, obviously, brings the best of the warmth, 16 degrees. but on that north—east exposed coast, once again, the temperature struggling, 7—9 celsius. these temperatures generally down on where they should be for this time of year. now, our showers and our cloud sink their way steadily south through the night tonight. some clearer skies in scotland and that is where we will see the lowest of the temperatures, but still holding up above freezing quite widely across the country. so not quite as chilly a start to wednesday morning, but once again there is going to be some cloud and some showers around. this time that front will be sitting through central and southern wales, along with the midlands and down across the south coast. the isobars open up further north. that means that lighter winds, but that could mean that some of those showers mayjust linger across the far north—east of scotland. so, neverthel

they were made at lucy�*s new headquarters in suffolk. welcome to felt hq.eserved. you do a show in america and i�*m not evenjoking, people start screaming, crying, laughing. the original opening of the show had to be postponed because of lockdown restrictions which, according to lucy, has made the exhibition all the more relevant. all my work is focused around presenting the everyday in a way that makes us notice it more. when the pandemic was starting, it was sort of chemists and food shops that were the only places you could go. they became so central to everything that we were going through. yes, i�*d like to think this is the way i reacted to the pandemic by making and immortalising the chemist out of felt. even if there is a rush on paracetamol, don�*t worry, felt favourites will be restocked until the exhibition closes on may 8th. now it�*s time for a look at the weather with louise lear. hello, there. it has been a quiet weekend so far and we are going to continue along that vein. once again, there was a beautiful start for many. a light frost but so

recycling and we and he's absolutely right to the efforts of the conservatives led counsel in west suffolk, mr. speaker. >> let's go to karl turner. karl. >> the recent concept past political world -- to police responsible for increasing police officer members yeah with a commissioner -- well over 500 additional officers on our streets since 2016. the largest proportion increase in the country and was doing so well before government pledged to reverse their own. so will the prime minister take this opportunity to do a decent think correct the record and congratulate from taking from the worst performing to one of the best in his time as police and commissioner. >> prime minister -- >> well, mr. speaker, i'm afraid i don't wish to be -- to sound like a stickler for accuracy here. mr. speaker, but since my normal position in 2016 force recruited 434 officers of these 129 have been part of the government 20,000. so i have a mr. hunter himself praised government police recruitment strategy saying that governments that target have lifted officer number in homicide above 2,000. so i think if you

they were made at lucy's new headquarters in suffolk. welcome to felt ho. first in the uk in five years. actually, i'm nervous about doing a show back in the uk because us brits are so reserved. you do a show in america and i'm not evenjoking, people start screaming, crying, laughing. the original opening of the show had to be postponed because of lockdown restrictions which, according to lucy, has made the exhibition all the more relevant. all my work is focused around presenting the everyday in a way that makes us notice it more. when the pandemic was starting, it was sort of chemists and food shops that were the only places you could go. they became so central to everything that we were going through. yes, i'd like to think this is the way i reacted to the pandemic by making and immortalising the chemist out of felt. even if there is a rush on paracetamol, don't worry, felt favourites will be restocked until the exhibition closes on may 8th. now for the tale of a dog, who refused to let a disability hinder his exercise regime. a car accident when he was

the archbishop of suffolk has paid a visit to the parish to hear about what happened.they say that the archbishop has visited the parish and that the easter celebrations will be going ahead. the rest of the easter celebrations. so, today being holy saturday in the christian calendar, tomorrow obviously easter sunday, they say that the services will go ahead. they do make the point that communal services are allowed under the coronavirus regulations and reiterate the fact that the church has made a complaint to the police. the headlines on bbc news... new rules for care home visits in england. two people — as well as babies and young children — will be allowed indoor visits from 12th april. a woman who died after being attacked by two dogs who got into her garden through a hole in the fence — has been named as lucille downer — a great—grandmother from the west midlands. france has just entered its third national lockdown — non—essential shops and schools across the country are now shut, after a dramatic rise in coronavirus cases. hi, lizzie. manchester city showed littl

for more on the story we can speak now with marya suffolk she's an international relations advisor and an expert on afghanistan welcome to g.w. what do you think that withdrawal of international forces will mean for afghans well for afghanistan the withdrawal will mean the complete responsibility of all security measures on the shoulders of the afghan national security forces who are already stretched very thin let us not forget that in 2001 when the international community entered afghanistan they were fighting one terrorist group now they're reportedly over $22.00 a terrorist organization with both regionally nationally and internationally operating in afghanistan and that's going to be quite a challenge. afghanistan's president has said the country's military is fully capable of providing security do you believe that i think that the afghan national security forces are capable unit however they continue be continued to be limited due to lack of resources due to lack of weaponry and support particularly air support so while they are capable of fighting. and the rate of terrorist orga

and quite a noticeable breeze actually for coasts of norfolk, suffolk, essex and kent — so feeling reallyuth. now through wednesday night into thursday, high pressure will remain in charge. frost looks set to be a feature once again into thursday morning, and the orientation of this high means that eastern areas will continue to see a feed of cold airfrom the north sea. it also looks like we'll see this little line of showers skipping in from the north sea affecting parts of eastern and south—eastern england but many places again through thursday, dry with some spells of sunshine. highest temperatures out west, parts of northern ireland and western scotland could be looking at values of 14 or 15 celsius. stays dry for most for the end of the week and temperatures will begin to creep upwards as well, just some rain in the far north—west. hello, i'm nuala mcgovern. this is outside source. the female police officer who shot dead the unarmed mac plan —— black man donte wright resigned as his family hires the attorney representing george floyd's family. a police officer would shoot and kill an

quite a lot of thick cloud and breeze coming in off the sea, so a coolish afternoon in suffolk, and you off the north sea through this evening and overnight, so we will keep those temperatures above freezing, but where we've had the clear skies by day, that's going to allow those temperatures to fall away really quite sharply. so, we could see a frost first thing on saturday morning in sheltered rural areas. so, it's a chilly start, but it's a sparkling start once again. lovely sunshine expected away from the northwest of the great glen across scotland, northern england, wales, northern ireland in particular. and we start off with some cloud through the midlands and into the southeast. hopefully that should thin and break a little into the afternoon. cool once again along the north sea with eight or nine degrees, but we could see highs of 16 in scotland with that sunshine. high pressure will then start to drift its way southwest into sunday, allowing this weather front to start to arrive, and that's going to throw more cloud ahead of that rain as it comes in, so a day of changed fortune

it is air, but it's baseball's the suffolk sport.lay to make low in on second belt in on first and that play led to this. alex dickerson single to shallow right field stella comes on into a store and the giants get on the board. one to nothing. now, check out this defensive play from austin slater here and 89 feet to get to that ball track it down in the robs pablo lopez of the hit. just a great play. take one more look at it. my 7th inning comey lodo law makes his major league debut for the giant. he was very impressive in his ending of work. he struck out 2 and a one to 3 frames final out right here. just tyler rogers. >> i can't get over his throat. yeah, i saw him say play person for the first time. i was like back guys knuckles just touch the ground like basically did basically done what. what what output from the bullpen it was spectacular day for that bullpen. and they gave up no hits in 4 innings. final score. one, nothing. >> after the game gave tatler talking about his rookie pitcher and where he might fit in the bullpen. >

in 1907 was appointed as the medical examiner in suffolk county, including boston. they had the first medical examiner's office in the country. before then, the entire country was on the coroner system, which is spiral different management than medical examiners. in 1907, george magrath was literally america's first forensic pathologist. so he went to europe to be trained in europe and england, vienna, paris, edinboro. now we call it forensic medicine. he learned scientific death investigation which came back to the united states and incorporated it into his work as a medical examiner and into his lectures that he gave. he was a lecturer at harvard medical school teaching about legal medicine. and he gained this reputation as a crime doctor, sherlock-ian crime doctor. he was consulted in cases in massachusetts, new england and all over the place. he was medical examiner on the benzetti case, the boston molasses disaster. it ruptured and killed all these people. babe ruth, mysterious death of babe ruth's first wife. and these sort of things. frances glessner lee knew

. >> i have to ask you, for someone who served, you lived in suffolk miles away from where this happenedow the area well, the culture very well, virginia governor ralph north am is saying he is very disturbed and angered as anyone waking up to see it is. what did you think as you watched it? >> all right. first of all, we don't know all the facts and that will come out in time, but what we do know, we saw in the video was absolutely unacceptable. you're right. i used to live in that area and i am from the town of windsor. that's a route that my family and i used to take to go to north carolina, through i-95, it's had that reputation, you go slow because it was almost like a speed trap. so i remember that, but this is bothersome on several levels. first of all, as a parent, as a father of two african-american sons 27 and 25, around the age of leiutenant nazario. when your child gets stopped and you are a person of color, it's not a routine traffic stop. >> right. >> what we've taught our sons to do is to call somebody. put on your flashers, your blinkers, slow down, pull overwhelm. but if

medical school and he was trained as a pathologist and in 1907 was appointed as the medical examiner in suffolk county which included boston and a boston had the first medical examiner's office in the country. before then the entire country was on the corner system, which is entirely different arrangement than medical examiners and in 1907. george mcgrath was literally america's first forensic pathologist. and so he went to europe to be trained in the capitals of medicine in europe and england, edinburgh and vienna and paris and learned. what was then called legal medicine now we call forensic medicine and he learned these methods of scientific death investigation and these sorts of things which he then came back to the united states and incorporated that into his work as a medical examiner and into his lectures that he gave you his lecture at harvard medical school and teaching medical students about legal medicine and mcgrath gained this reputation as a crime doctor sherlocki and crime doctor and he was consultant in cases all through and massachusetts and new england and all over the place.

reporter: when we take look at nassau and suffolk county 1,000 nursing home deaths due to covid thatknow of. and after months of pressure, both by the press and by family members of those who lost loved ones, in their nursing homes, due to covid-19, there is yet another pushback from the governor's office to make these records public. it has been a long fight looks like it is going to go along a lot longer this latest push in response to a request from the associated press governor cuomo office in a freedom of information act request with governor cuomo office denying ap review of their documents regarding covid-19 nursing home death toll. now in a letter dated april 15th governor records access officer stated that it won't publicly disclose covid-19 nursing home data that it gave to the federal government last year stating releasing the information qowld not only constitute warrant invasion of personal privacy but that their public disclosure would, quote, interfere with law enforcement investigation. the latest tally from the feds show that over 33,000 confirm cases in over 8,000 d

it happened last night in suffolk county.e uniformed officer tried to pull over a car driving with no lights on when it hit another car. the driver then got out and stabbed him in the leg, hitting an artery in the process. the former marine living nearby joined officers to help the injured officer. >> i said what's the matter with you. he said i was stabbed in the leg. i said, do you need a tourniquet? yes. i went upstairses, grabbed a belt. after the tourniquet was applied, one of the cops said let's get him to the car, so i grabbed the legs. i put his leg on my shoulders and two other cops grabbed the back of the officer, and we put him in a police suh. jon: the suspect is now charged with aggravated assault, driving while intoxicated and resisting arrest. >>> we're learning some of the details on the funeral of prince philip as the united kingdom continues to mourn the loss of the longest serving consort in british history. the latest from london, next. s h liberty mutual — they customize my car insurance so i only pay for

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and where that breeze is quite brisk for coastal parts of norfolk, suffolk, essex and kent, i think itssibly 15 degrees. now for friday, a lot of fine, dry weather around again, but you can see a change developing out west with more cloud, some outbreaks of rain trying to push in. the wind switching direction, coming up from the south by this stage, so that will continue to lift those temperatures slowly as we head into the weekend. high pressure trying to hold on. i think it will down towards the south, but up to the north—west, frontal systems attempting to push in, but i mentioned that change in the wind direction, we're going just start to feed some slightly milder air in ourdirection. so, let's look at the weekend forecast. saturday looks mainly fine and quite sunny for many places, but where we're closest to those weather fronts in the north—west, we will see cloud and outbreaks of rain, particularly, i think, across northern ireland on saturday. and then we get on into sunday and these frontal systems still attempting to bring some rain into parts of northern ireland and scotlan

and quite a noticeable breeze actually for coasts of norfolk, suffolk, essex and kent — so feeling reallyto be a feature once again into thursday morning, and the orientation of this high means that eastern areas will continue to see a feed of cold airfrom the north sea. it also looks like we'll see this little line of showers skipping in from the north sea affecting parts of eastern and south—eastern england but many places again through thursday, dry with some spells of sunshine. highest temperatures out west, parts of northern ireland and western scotland could be looking at values of 1a or 15 celsius. stays dry for most for the end of the week and temperatures will begin to creep upwards as well, just some rain in the far north—west. this is bbc news — johnson &johnson becomes the second covid—19 vaccine linked to blood clots. us authorities recommend pausing the roll—out of the jab until we have more information. if there is a link it's rare — this is bbc news — johnson &johnson becomes the second covid—19 vaccine linked to blood clots. us authorities recommend pausing the roll—out o

they could be breaking out anywhere from norfolk, suffolk, essex and into the greater london area, possiblyain. the weather is settled, the wind is light and we are in for another frost. the wind is light and we are in for anotherfrost. it looks the wind is light and we are in for another frost. it looks like the wind is light and we are in for anotherfrost. it looks like it the wind is light and we are in for another frost. it looks like it will be just about frost free in western areas. inland, temperatures down to about minus two celsius. then, friday and into the weekend, the weather is looking fine as well, with more sunshine. but it is just that little bit cooler than what we would like for the time of the year. that's it, goodbye. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... david cameron has indicated that he's prepared to give evidence to mps investigating how the government responded when he lobbied ministers on behalf of the collapsed finance company, greensill capital. surge testing for the south african covid variant has been extended to four london boroughs — in a bid to halt its

first thing this morning we saw an overnight low of —a in santon downham in suffolk, but by the middle, particularly down towards the south—west. we've also got some thick cloud into the northern isles which could produce an isolated shower, and generally a bit more high cloud may well develop into the west by the middle of the afternoon. the winds gusting just like yesterday, in excess of a0 mph across the southwest. that'll take the edge off the feel of things and might make for some choppy seas as well at times. but sheltered western areas are likely to see the best of the warmth — 19 degrees, possibly 20, is not out of the question. a little bit cooler on the east coast. if you are a hay fever sufferer, the tree pollen is still high, and that means it'll remain high for the majority of the country, only lower where we've got that cloud and the odd shower. through this evening and overnight, we could see a little bit of patchy mist and fog forming and some low clouds drifting in off the north sea, so temperatures perhaps not falling as low as previous nights, maybe staying just abov

yesterday we hit highs of 15 degrees in suffolk.l cool along the north sea coastline and because of the low temperatures and that cold feel accentuated by the wind. inland we are looking at highs of 12 or 13 degrees. through this evening and overnight many, but not all of the showers will fade and will see further showers across the north west of scotland, some of those will be wintry on the tops of the mountains and these are the temperatures you can expect in towns and cities. in rural areas they will be lower, so another widespread frost. but under the clear skies tomorrow will dawn on a bright note with a fair bit of sunshine. unlike today, we'll see further showers develop. bigger chance of seeing them across southern areas tomorrow as well and temperatures getting up to 13 degrees. still cool along the north coastline but tomorrow through the day the wind will slowly start to ease and you can see friday into saturday, look at the isobars. a distinct lack of them on the chart so the wind will be lighter again on saturday. we st

that is down on the top temperature of yesterday which was in suffolk, and that was 15 degrees.he air and we're looking forward to throwing open the windows and spending more time in the garden. for thousands of people in staffordshire — however — that's the last thing they want to do. and it's all because of a noxious smell. 0ur reporter phil mackie is there for us this morning. phil, it looks perfectly lovely there, green, bit blue sky, spring day. unfortunately, there is a tinge to the atmosphere.— day. unfortunately, there is a tinge to the atmosphere. yes, and that is the cause of— to the atmosphere. yes, and that is the cause of the _ to the atmosphere. yes, and that is the cause of the problem _ to the atmosphere. yes, and that is the cause of the problem is, - to the atmosphere. yes, and that is the cause of the problem is, i'm - the cause of the problem is, i'm afraid. you can see the landfill site there in the quarry, and it's right next to all of these homes and quite often the smell is really, really bad. it is hydrogen sulphide, it's awful. as i drove into newcastle

>> suffolk stefani can go before me. i think she had her name there. >> chairman: sorry, i didn't see that. supervisor stefani? >> thank you, chair mar, and supervisor haney for this hearing and to dr. boba and director carroll. i want to extend my thanks to director carroll and dr. boba and dr. phillipe. three incredibly strong women. i believe there is a little bit of a false narrative out there that it took us to get you to create a vaccine plan, while all the while i know that a plan was being worked on. and at the beginning, a lot of the bumpiness was due to the fact we didn't have the vaccines. i have been so incredibly impressed with everything you have done to put this vaccine plan together. also with the individual help within my constituency. every time we've had an issue with somebody who couldn't find an appointment or having a different issue, you were always incredibly helpful and i'm so grateful to that. i was talking to my chief-of-staff, andy mullen, and you mentioned moscone and the incredible rollout t

>> suffolk stefani can go before me. i think she had her name there. >> chairman: sorry, i didn't see that. supervisor stefani? >> thank you, chair mar, and supervisor haney for this hearing and to dr. boba and director carroll. i want to extend my thanks to director carroll and dr. boba and dr. phillipe. three incredibly strong women. i believe there is a little bit of a false narrative out there that it took us to get you to create a vaccine plan, while all the while i know that a plan was being worked on. and at the beginning, a lot of the bumpiness was due to the fact we didn't have the vaccines. i have been so incredibly impressed with everything you have done to put this vaccine plan together. also with the individual help within my constituency. every time we've had an issue with somebody who couldn't find an appointment or having a different issue, you were always incredibly helpful and i'm so grateful to that. i was talking to my chief-of-staff, andy mullen, and you mentioned moscone and the incredible rollout t

other officers carried the rest of his body, his torso and we carried him on to an sufficient and suffolkable condition this morning. is he expect to recover. the surgeon who operated on him said that you saved his life because apparently the knife hit the guy's femoral artery. >> i figured that when i saw it. steve: you were right in the right place at the right time. your training just kicked. in and did you what you had to do. sir, thank you very much for joining us this morning and telling us this amazing story. >> i'm just glad the officer is alive and, you know, god bless him and his wife. the exnypd officer that helped. i thanked him and helped me with that as well. i thank you for giving me the time to tell the story. steve: it's a real pleasure because you, sir are a hero. thank you very much. >> thank you. have a blessed day. steve: you too. as illegal migrants rush our southern border. calling on joe biden to act. his message come up. plus, newt. are waking up to what's possible with rybelsus®. ♪ you are my sunshine ♪ ♪ my only sunshine... ♪ rybelsus® works differently than any

>> suffolk stefani can go before me. i think she had her name there. >> chairman: sorry, i didn't see that. supervisor stefani? >> thank you, chair mar, and supervisor haney for this hearing and to dr. boba and director carroll. i want to extend my thanks to director carroll and dr. boba and dr. phillipe. three incredibly strong women. i believe there is a little bit of a false narrative out there that it took us to get you to create a vaccine plan, while all the while i know that a plan was being worked on. and at the beginning, a lot of the bumpiness was due to the fact we didn't have the vaccines. i have been so incredibly impressed with everything you have done to put this vaccine plan together. also with the individual help within my constituency. every time we've had an issue with somebody who couldn't find an appointment or having a different issue, you were always incredibly helpful and i'm so grateful to that. i was talking to my chief-of-staff, andy mullen, and you mentioned moscone and the incredible rollout t

skies like there is suffolk this morning.there could be “p of and for scotland there could be up to 15 centimetres of snow. over the higher ground. these blustery, wintry showers are blowing in, gusts of a0 to 60 mph for some of us. temperature rise, easter monday, three to 8 degrees but adding in the wind chill, it will feel much, much colder than that. looking ahead, many places are having the school holidays. it is then cold through tuesday and wednesday. but i do bear at the weather, it will turn a little bit warmer once again as we look towards next weekend. thank you ve much. look towards next weekend. thank you very much- it — look towards next weekend. thank you very much- it is — look towards next weekend. thank you very much. it is 8:26am. _ from april the 12th, there'll be a further relaxation of the rules around care home visits in england. two people, rather than one, will be able to visit care home residents, and parents will be permitted to bring their babies and toddlers along. let's get reaction now from acto

look at this beautiful start in suffolk this morning.e far west of wales. but today it will be dry, settled and sunny and maybe even in eastern scotland clinging onto sunshine until the end of the afternoon. in terms of the feel of the weather with a light southerly breeze, damages will respond and we may see 15 16 breeze, damages will respond and we may see 1516 degrees is a high today, obviously not quite as warm underneath the cloud and the light patchy rain. the rain will continue through the night tonight but retreat a little further north and in actual fact with some clear skies we could see some mist and fog rolling in across parts of the vale of yorktown towards the east midlands into the lincolnshire area as well. notice chillier started the night is just past and certainly not as cold in the north—west with a cloud lingers. that weatherfront as cold in the north—west with a cloud lingers. that weather front is really going very fast at all. so we do it all again on monday although the rain perhaps not quite a significantjust lo

>> suffolk stefani can go before me. i think she had her name there. >> chairman: sorry, i didn't see that. supervisor stefani? >> thank you, chair mar, and supervisor haney for this hearing and to dr. boba and director carroll. i want to extend my thanks to director carroll and dr. boba and dr. phillipe. three incredibly strong women. i believe there is a little bit of a false narrative out there that it took us to get you to create a vaccine plan, while all the while i know that a plan was being worked on. and at the beginning, a lot of the bumpiness was due to the fact we didn't have the vaccines. i have been so incredibly impressed with everything you have done to put this vaccine plan together. also with the individual help within my constituency. every time we've had an issue with somebody who couldn't find an appointment or having a different issue, you were always incredibly helpful and i'm so grateful to that. i was talking to my chief-of-staff, andy mullen, and you mentioned moscone and the incredible rollout t