teachers and school staff in warrington _ constituencies.orth have moved heaven and earth over the last 18 months to support the education welfare of our people in the face of last minute, changing and contradictory guidance. nowhere is this more the case than in sen d educational settings, especially as changes can be traumatic and even impossible for some children with special needs. when all schools know what is to happen in september and can be secretary of state confirm this will be shared with pupils well in advance of the summer holiday and that specific guidance will be provided for sen d schools? specific uuidance is provided for sen d schools? specific guidance is always _ provided for sen d schools? specific guidance is always provided - guidance is always provided specifically for special educational needs schools and i can ensure that the detail on the governor uk website is available to the honourable lady and she might wish to read it. i can absolutely assure the honourable lady as i said earlier on in answer to other question

warrington were winners over saints in both the cup and a league game last season. due to fog, coverage on five live sports extra from 10pm, but for all the latest so far, head to the bbc sport website. and that is your sport for now, i will be back with more a bit later. the number of children in care in england has risen by a quarter in the last decade to more than 80,000, but an independent review has found that social services are too often focused on investigating struggling families, when they should be providing them with support. the number of inquiries into whether a child is at risk of significant harm has more than doubled since 2010, rising to 201,000 investigations in a year. but the report said 135,000 — that's 67% of investigations — led to no child protection plan. 0ur social affairs correspondent alison holt reports. it's young people like jade who need us to get the children's care system right. she's lived many of the failings outlined in today's report. she was taken into care at two, but before she found foster parents who took her into their he

they'll play castleford tigers in the final, they beat warrington wolves 35—20. at the epsom derby where the 16/1 shot adayar beat the clear favourite, bolshoi ballet, by five lengths. trained by charlie appleby and ridden by adam kirby, the godolphin—owned son of frankel shot clear in the final furlong to upset the odds, as imran sidat reports. it's one of the greatest days on the racing calendar, and with 4000 fans back at epsom downs, the occasion certainly had a touch of the x factor. hoping to put on a show was frankie dettori, going for his third victory in the derby. he was facing stiff competition. with the big guns struggling to get going in the heat, that left an opening for someone to take charge, and from nowhere, the 16/1 shot adayar made his move, the son of the legendary frankel, charting clear to cruise by 11.5 lengths and to take victory in the most famous flat race in the world. a magical moment for the trainer, claiming his second victory in the derby, while a victory to rememberfor thejockey, living up to his reputation for springing surprises

warrington moved to within a point of the super league's top three teams with a 38—18 over wakefield.the pick of their seven tries. sue barker has been made a cbe in the queen's birthday honours list with director of the women's game at the fa, kelly simmons, made an obe. former england and crystal palace manager roy hodgson has been awarded a cbe. former leeds rhinos player kevin sinfield has been made an obe for services to rugby league and charity for his fundraising efforts to help former team—mate rob burrow and motor neurone disease. and two england internationals — raheem sterling and jordan henderson — have been awarded mbes for their campaigning work. a full list can be found on the bbc website. and that's all the sport for now. this event will see the highest temperatures of the so far and it's sunday that the hotter of the two days with highs peaking at 30 celsius. sunday will be very humid. those humidity levels are dropping across parts of wales, the midlands, east anglia. it's across the far south where it will stay quite soupy as we start saturday morning. some fog patc

on the field tonight warrington cruised to a 44—18 win over bottom of the table leigh.this season. catalans dragons remain top of the table after grinding out a win at castleford, while wigan minus a host of first team players went down to wakefieldand drop to fourth. britain's katie swan is one win away from the wimbledon main draw, after coming from behind to beat american caty mcnally in the second round of qualifying. she plays australian arina rodionova tomorrow for a spot in the grand slam, which starts on monday. bad news in qualifying elsewhere though. naykta bains is out, and in the men's draw arthur fery lost in 5 sets, while 20—year—old anton matusevich, who's ranked 454th in the world, also lost in five sets to world number 125 bernabay miralles of spain. meanwhile the reigning us open champion dominic thiem, has withdrawn from this year's tournament. the austrian will be sidelined for several weeks after hurting his wrist at a tournament in mallorca this week. he now faces a race to be fit for the us open. and the third women's golf major of the year, the p

adam swift and mahe fonua both notched doubles to see them move level on points with fourth—placed warringtonisive third in the first quarter. they'll play belgium for the bronze medal. wembley stadium could be half full for the knockout stages of euro 2020, under plans currently being worked on by the government and the fa. it's understood a0,000 supporters could be allowed into the ground, though that's yet to be finalised. for the first two group matches, the capacity will be 22,500. and it's less than 2a hours to go now until the start of the long—awaited tournament. wales are in action saturday, england croatia is on sunday, with scotland playing the czech republic on monday. plenty of build—up on bbc news tomorrow, and you can follow the opening game of the tournament, turkey versus italy, on bbc one from 7 o'clock, with coverage on bbc radio 5 live, too. that's all the sport for now. you can download the app as well. bye—bye. hello. another warm and muggy night, quite uncomfortable for sleeping. but it is going to freshen up in the day ahead. behind this cold weather front, which is a

markjohnstone and ridden byjoe fanning. 0ne match in rugby league's super league this evening with warringtonve wins over saints who drop to third in the table. don't forget the third men's golf major of the year, the us open is underway at torrey pines in san diego, after an early delay due to fog, coverage on 5 live sports extra from 10pm but for all the latest so far head to the bbc sport website. the driest and brightest georgia north and the rest of the uk. further south and east once again the risk of some thunderstorms or at least some torrential downpours of rain. you could see the cloud and the rain affecting eastern and southern parts of england perhaps up into the midlands, greatest chance of thunder and lightning across the far southeast. forwestern and lightning across the far southeast. for western parts of england will certainly ignore ireland and scotland there's gotta be quite a lot sunshine. 0ne ireland and scotland there's gotta be quite a lot sunshine. one or two rogue sonjack was in the far north. a keen breeze mean temperatures will be lower than they have been across th

positive for covid—19 and six have been identified as close contacts. 0n the pitch this evening warrington now last their last four. for more on that and every thing else, you can head to the bbc sports website. but that's all your sport for now. hello there. the first couple of days ofjuly look pretty similar to how we ended the month ofjune on, and that's with quite a lot of dry weather around with some sunshine. but there will be some showers around, too. generally isolated, but they will be quite heavy and slow moving where you catch them, as there will be very little wind to move them on. that's because we're in between weather systems, as you can see here, this weak area of high pressure building in. this is the area of low pressure which has brought a lot of grey, damp weather across eastern parts of the country throughout the week so far. it will still be close enough to bring further grey, damp, drizzly weather from east anglia up towards northumberland, but a much drierand brighter day, ithink, for the southeast of england. elsewhere, early cloud clearing to allow for some sunny

it was warrington. i like to ask about things identical . know i can and i hope to continue to read everything. i didn't have a chance to read that in my early days. well, present always been great. pleasure, great on our talking to you. thank you very much, very much for your time and best of luck with your future endeavors and travels. i hope they bring you to the place where you want to be pretty good. thank you center and thank you for watching hope to hear again next week on was apart from me in the me the join me every thursday. i'm alex salmon show and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politics sport. business. i'm show business. i'll see you then me so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy plantation, let it be an arms race is on often very dramatic development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful at the very critical time. time to sit down and talk i think i'm a little weekend and obviously wanted to know min johnny doug did not because i th

the increased support, including surge testing, will be introduced in birmingham, blackpool, warringtonre our health correspondent dominic hughes reports. this is the latest front in the battle against covid—19, a pop—up testing centre on a small industrial estate in winsford in cheshire — where gareth, who works locally, hasjust dropped in. hiya, have you come for a test? yeah. 0k... with the new indian variant being a bit more prompt around the area, ijust thought it would be best to get checked out. i've got no symptoms or nothing like that at the moment, but you could be asymptomatic so bestjust to be safe, isn't it, really? faced with rising infection rates across cheshire, local employers are asking their workers to get tested — like colleagues donna and ian. both have had two doses of the vaccine but are happy nonetheless to make sure they are free of the virus. if you can go in in small groups so we can get everything, everyone tested, and then it's just covering everybody then, so none of us are going into work with covid without the symptoms. local health leaders say, given th

adam swift and mahe fonua both notched doubles to see them move level on points with fourth—placed warringtonand the fa. it's understood 40,000 supporters could be allowed into the ground, though that's yet to be finalised. for the first two group matches, the capacity will be 22,500. and it's less than 2a hours to go now until the start of the long—awaited tournament. wales are in action saturday, england croatia is on sunday, with scotland playing the czech republic on monday. plenty of build—up on bbc news tomorrow, and you can follow the opening game of the tournament, turkey versus italy, on bbc one from 7 o'clock, with coverage on bbc radio 5 live, too. plenty more on that website. you can download the app as well. but that is all your sport for now. bye— bye. hello. another warm and muggy night, quite uncomfortable for sleeping for many, but it is going to freshen up in the day ahead. behind this cold weather front, in the day ahead. behind this cold weatherfront, a in the day ahead. behind this cold weather front, a fairly weak affair, the rain will fizzle out as it pushes its way sou

warrington moved to within a point of the super league's top three teams with a 38—18 over wakefield.player kevin sinfield has been made an obe for services to rugby league and charity for his fundraising efforts to help former team—mate rob burrow and motor neurone disease. and two england internationals — raheem sterling and jordan henderson — have been awarded mbes for their campaigning work. a full list can be found on the bbc website. and that's all your sport for now. hello there. the hottest weather of the year so far awaits us as we head into the weekend. it's sunday that will be the hottest day of the two, with temperatures reaching 30 degrees in the very hottest areas. it's pretty humid across parts of england and wales on friday, but that humidity will be easing somewhat as we head into the first part of saturday morning. fresher air moving in for most. that said, it will stay pretty humid around the channel islands, still with some low cloud and some fog patches here to start saturday morning. otherwise, we've got broken cloud, and these are the kind of temperatures we'll

on the field tonight warrington cruised to a 44—18 win over bottom of the table leigh.. britain's katie swan is one win away from the wimbledon main draw, after coming from behind to beat american caty mcnally in the second round of qualifying. she plays australian arina rodionova tomorrow for a spot in the grand slam, which starts on monday. bad news in qualifying elsewhere though. naykta bains is out, and in the men's draw arthur fery lost in 5 sets, while 20—year—old anton matusevich, who's ranked 454th in the world, also lost in five sets to world number 125 bernabay miralles of spain. meanwhile the reigning us open champion dominic thiem, has withdrawn from this year's tournament. the austrian will be sidelined for several weeks after hurting his wrist at a tournament in mallorca this week. he now faces a race to be fit for the us open. and the third women's golf major of the year, the pga championship is well underway in atlanta. for all the latest on the opening round head to the bbc sport website or you can download the bbc sport app. that is all your support fo

on the pitch this evening, warrington wolves made it six successive wins, with jake mamo scoring a hat—trickhere will be some showers around, too. generally isolated, but they will be quite heavy and slow moving where you catch them, as there will be very little wind to move them on. that's because we're in between weather systems, as you can see here, this weak area of high pressure building in. this is the area of low pressure which has brought a lot of grey, damp weather across eastern parts of the country throughout the week so far. it will still be close enough to bring further grey, damp, drizzly weather from east anglia up towards northumberland, but a much drierand brighter day, ithink, for the southeast of england. elsewhere, early cloud clearing to allow for some sunny spells, but we could see a few isolated showers here and there. perhaps a bit of low cloud and mist lapping on to western england and west wales' coastline. and it will be warmer where you have the sunshine — low 20s celsius — but cooler along the east coast. so a better looking day for wimbledon for thursday and fri

markjohnstone and ridden byjoe fanning. 0ne match in rugby league's super league this evening with warringtontra from 10pm but for all the latest so far head to the bbc sport website. hi there friday is said to be another day of weather fortunes with another day of weather fortunes with a mostly dry and sunny weather for the celanese well the chance once again for some thunderstorms or at least some torrential downpours of rain. feeding up from the dear continent, you can see this weather system just fringing into southeastern area. where as this ridge of high pressure is going to be keeping things mainly dry and settled across a good part of scotland, northern ireland, northwest england and wales in the far south after a very cool fresh start they will be put spells of sunshine that just 0choa. start they will be put spells of sunshine thatjust 0choa. down towards the southeast you could see more in the way of cloud and sporadic outbreaks of rain. don't take the detail on this chart too literally. it's often hard to pin down the detail in these boundary scenarios. but they will be heavy burs

and we'll be speaking to charlotte nichols, labour mp for warrington north, who is herself a survivor research suggests a single dose of the pfizer or astrazeneca vaccine reduces the risk of an infection that needs hospital treatment by around 75%. the figures from public health england also show the vaccines are effective on all the major known variants, including delta. all adults in england are now eligible to book their firstjab. with more, here's our health correspondent, katharine da costa. the nhs is hoping to see more of this — long queues of over 18s waiting to get their first covid jab. with the more infectious delta variant now dominant in the uk and spreading fast among young adults, the pressure was on to get more jabs in arms. today is a huge milestone because every one aged 18 or above in the country can now book their covid vaccination. we have 26 million people fully protected with both doses, which is vital, but for the millions of people in their 20s and 30s who haven't yet taken up that offer, make this weekend the moment when you come forward and get that protecti

or warwick or indeed, _ woman in warrington or warwick or indeed, lemington, will understand that itt yet occurred. the honourable lady for the _ yet occurred. the honourable lady for the liberal democrats had it right— for the liberal democrats had it right when she pointed out that we didn't— right when she pointed out that we didn't know the state at the time. thank— didn't know the state at the time. thank you — didn't know the state at the time. thank you very much. as my right honourable — thank you very much. as my right honourable friend _ thank you very much. as my right honourable friend will— thank you very much. as my right honourable friend will be - thank you very much. as my right honourable friend will be well - honourable friend will be well aware. — honourable friend will be well aware. peopie _ honourable friend will be well aware, people in— honourable friend will be well aware, people in my- honourable friend will be well - aware, people in my constituency have _ aware, people in my constituency have not— aware, people in my constituency have not come _ aware, pe

league action tonight, england and wales women are currently playing and then following that in warringtonromise a real... sometime broke - good evening. friday promise a| real... sometime broke through good evening. friday promise a i real... sometime broke through in other places, we kept the cloud and outbreaks of rain. this was the picture in whitby on friday where it was a much cooler day, about 12 celsius cooler than we had on thursday. looking ahead towards the weekend, some spells of sunshine on offer, also a few showers around on saturday. more persistent rain in the south is likely to arrive on sunday, but things will turn dryer. at the moment we have this very slow—moving frontal system. not particularly active, still bringing cloud around through this evening and overnight, a few spots of rain from parts of northern england, 1—2 heavy downpours, could be that heavy rumble of thunder across whales and west midlands, as well. most places stay in double figures as we head through the early hours of saturday. the weekend's weather will be dominated by the fact that we still have th

this afternoon, castleford face warrington while hull take on st helens in the men's semi finals.ll have some amazing memories of his sport over a number of years now just under seven weeks ago before the start of the tokyo olympics. though there's still some uncertainty if the delayed tournament will go ahead. the two—time medallist jonny brownlee has already said this would be his last games. but before that — he'll be competiting on home soil in tomorrow's world traithlon series. let's have a reminder of him in action. jonathan brownlee has lost it now and has staggered to a stop at the side of the court and alistair has stopped to help him along. the brothers are coming and arm to finish in second and third but johnny can hardly stand and alistair is having to drag him across the line and pushing him home, pushing him home for second. jonathan comes home for bronze. he had to stand and take a 15 second penalty, and still the bronze medal forjonathan. bronze medallist representing - great britain, jonathan brownlee. johnny finishesjust a handful of seconds behind to take the si

it finished 33—18 — and st helens will face warrington in september's final.minute behind his ineos grenadiers team—mate and race leader richie porte. jockey adam kirby likes to spring a suprise — and he did so at epsom yesterday, winning the derby on the 16—to—1 shot adayar. the clear favourit bolshoi ballet was unplaced, as adayar won by four and a half lengths. trained by charlie appleby and ridden by adam kirby, he shot clear in the final furlong to upset the odds. last summer, kirby rode the biggest—priced winner in royal ascot history when he won on the 150—1 outsider nando parrado. it was a bit of a change around during the week. he was supposed to ride on another horse.— ride on another horse. worked well for him. 5 thanks, _ ride on another horse. worked well for him. 5 thanks, gavin. _ today's opening of the british normandy memorial would not have been possible without phenomenal efforts of fundraisers who contributed towards the £30 million needed for the project. one of them was veteran harry billinge. we first met harry on breakfast two years ago

but you cannot say stay in greater manchester because where i live people work towards liverpool, warringtonyone in line to get the second jab, please get it. you the second 'ab, please get it. you know the second jab, please get it. you know some _ the second jab, please get it. you know some of _ the second jab, please get it. you know some of the _ the second jab, please get it. you know some of the restrictions people in the north—west have lived under much of last year and many months. do you feel this advice feels different to what was going on for much of last year? ht different to what was going on for much of last year?— much of last year? it does feel different- _ much of last year? it does feel different. we _ much of last year? it does feel different. we have _ much of last year? it does feel different. we have worked - much of last year? it does feel| different. we have worked with much of last year? it does feel - different. we have worked with the government and it has been a more managed approach. there is a lot of surge support coming in. there is a caveat i would place on i

under new head coach shaun wane, but it ended in a 26—24 defeat to a combined all stars team in warringtonnion with the premiership final, english premiership final, exeter against harlequins and the british and i ironed in a warm up nbra againstjapan before british and i ironed in a warm up nbra against japan before they set off for their tour of south africa and at half past eight i am speaking to a former lion laurence delaney. it really is and i know sometimes we say these things but it is a bumper day of sport. say these things but it is a bumper day of sport-— say these things but it is a bumper day of sport. l441431111! everywhere you day of sport. well! everywhere you look there is _ day of sport. well! everywhere you look there is something else happening. look there is something else happening-— look there is something else ha enin, ~ ., ,, , happening. like a super saturday! what? a super— happening. like a super saturday! what? a super saturday! - happening. like a super saturday! what? a super saturday! thank i happening. like a super saturday! i what? a super saturday! thank