tom symonds, bbc news, warwickshire.— the entire lifetime of the parliament. but it is now the most marginal seat in scotland. the snp have been creeping ever—closer, as our scotland editor sarah smith reports. working out how to vote really matters in a key constituency in the midst of a crucial election, as these voters will help shape scotland's future. the gym just reopened yesterday. the owner thinks the pandemic should shape political priorities. i think there needs to be a real key focus on mental health and physical health as well. i think its key for economic recovery and its key to saving the nhs as well. 0n scotland's west coast, dumbarton is essential to this election. this is the most marginal seat in scotland. labour have a majority ofjust 109 votes, with the snp in second place. if the snp could win seats like this, it could be the key to them securing an overall majority, which would then allow them to claim a mandate for another independence referendum. the constituency of dumbarton stretches from the fo

tom symonds, bbc news, warwickshire. mastermind theme music place.ermind. jonathan gibson triumphed in the grand final, after scoring a perfect 11 out of 11 in his specialist subject round, on the comedy song writing duo flanders and swann. and it wasjohn humphrys�* last episode, after 18 years as host. our arts correspondent david silito has more. cooling the blood. yes. lister. yeah. january brings the snow. yes. what form of humour was he referring to? satire. is correct. jonathan gibson... dodgers. yes. ..student. .. genus. yes. ..24 years old... louisiana purchase. yeah. ..and the youngest ever mastermind champion. you have now a total of 28 points. the response from everyone has been overwhelmingly lovely. i just feel so incredibly lucky and, yeah, it great. it feels like a dream. this history phd student from glasgow — his accent is a mystery even to his own family — developed a love of his specialist topic, flanders and swann's 50—year—old comic songs, when he was seven. # i'm a gnu. # how do you do? he's also appeared on university challenge

tom symonds, bbc news, warwickshire.e by musical youth. forget 21st—century streaming. in this part of central manchester it's all about cassette tapes — if you can find something to play it on, that is. # pass the dutchie 'pon the left hand side. basically, we started as a record label and, as a record label starting out, we didn't have a lot of money, so we found the best physical format was cassette tape and that kind of mutated and turned into a shop. i think people also like the idea that streaming isn't giving enough money to artists, so by having smaller artists having cassette releases they get a bit more money. i decided to seek out some old tapes at my parents' house, with mixed results. this is the jam, can't go wrong with that, still good, stand by that one. this was the first album i ever got — rick astley, 1987. how much would you buy that for? damaged box. er, damaged, i'll give you a couple of quid. if it was better i'd give you more. sentimental value — i probably won't part with it. then it went on to t

five people have been arrested after police in warwickshire found a suspected amphetamine lab duringire police discovered what they believe to be a large—scale operation to produce the illegal drug. the government has been defeated for a fourth time in the house of lords over plans for removing cladding and other fire—safety work on high—rise buildings. peers amended the fire safety bill again, to try to stop building owners from passing on the costs to leaseholders. the met office says april is on track to be the frostiest in the uk for at least 60 years. there have already been an average of 13 days of air frosts, beating the previous record of 11 days back in april 1970. for the first time since the funeral of the duke of edinburgh, the queen has carried out an official engagement, holding a series of audiences with foreign diplomats via videolink. during the day, the duke and duchess of cambridge were also on duty, visiting a farm in county durham, with their tenth wedding anniversary coming up in a couple of days' time. 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell has more details.

tom symonds, bbc news, warwickshire. by khan at an educational event at fishmongers' hall, in 2019. black women face a significantly higher risk of suffering a miscarriage than white women — that's the finding in a new global study published in the respected medical journal, the lancet. it looked at six countries in europe and america. here in the uk — it's estimated that at least 1 in 5 women lose a pregnancy at some point in their lifetime. but as data is limited this figure is thought to under—estimate the problem. the study also suggests that losing a pregnancy leaves women from all ethnic backgrounds more vulnerable to long—term health problems. our global health correspondent tulip mazumdar reports. i remember seeing the positives on my pregnancy test for the first time, and ijust was so happy that me and my husband were basically creating life together. katie was 28 when she found out she was pregnant, but one day, out of the blue, she started bleeding heavily and she lost the pregnancy. ijust felt so low, so hope

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clear blue skies like we saw earlier in warwickshire.king scene in the western isles of grey skies, patchy rain or drizzle. that continues throughout the rest of today into the evening. this is the area of cloud responsible. also pushing into northern ireland. at the same time, just want to draw your attention to this cloud now working out of germany and the netherlands towards us. that's going to push into the north sea and then develop into a larger area of low cloud for tonight and into tomorrow. but to end the day, blue skies for much of england and wales and eastern scotland. an isolated shower towards the very south—east. temperatures above where we normally expect this time of year. 17,18 celsius in england. maybe 16 celsius to eastern scotland. into this evening and overnight, patchy rain and drizzle into scotland and northern ireland a little bit more widely. there is that low cloud blossoming over the north sea, pushing into eastern parts of england to give a rather murky start to tomorrow morning. another cool start tomorrow.

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and rav wilding is in warwickshire shining a light on the issue of street lamps.ery day you have a bit of total eclipse of the heart? can we do that? laughter can't stop janette manrara when laughter can't stopjanette manrara when you turn up on stuff are you have cheered us all up.— it's been called the biggest shake—up of football in the sport's history — a breakaway league for europe's elite teams. sally has some more details. it hasn't gone down well, has it? never mind total eclipse, i need a hero! this is getting complicated. that's right — the announcement�*s prompted a very strong reaction from fans and governing bodies alike. this is from the people that are representing the european super league. little bit more information today. they are suggesting... we talked about there being no relegation or promotion. that is in fact not true. 25% of the league will be open for qualification, so clubs can qualify. they will be a 25% gap in the league for five european clubs to play themselves into it. how they get there is not quite yet decided but it is not compl