now in kew, in west london, we picked up 46 mm of rain from the shower band.a whole month's of rain and the majority of that fell in just the space of two hours. if you were wondering what that looks like, it looks like this. three miles down the road in twickenham the roads flooded, and there were reports of flooding elsewhere as well. now, over the next few hours, those showers that we have seen by day will continue to very gradually fade away. the majority of us will eventually become drier over with just an odd patch of rain still lingering into the east. temperatures around 12 to 1a celsius, feeling a little on the muggy side as well, particularly across parts of eastern england. now, for tuesday, we've got much more in the way of dry weather and sunshine with fewer showers, and for most of us, it's going to be a dry morning. the early morning cloud breaking, sunny spells developing widely and there should be quite a lot of that sunshine. but into the afternoon, we're likely to see some showers develop. look at this line of showers forming across parts of

now in kew, in west london, we picked up 46 mm of rain from the shower band.e month's of rain and the majority of that fell in just the space of two hours. if you were wondering what that looks like, it looks like this. three miles down the road in twickenham the roads flooded, and there were reports of flooding elsewhere as well. now, over the next few hours, those showers that we have seen by day will continue to very gradually fade away. the majority of us will eventually become drier over with just an odd patch of rain still lingering into the east. temperatures around 12 to 1a celsius, feeling a little on the muggy side as well, particularly across parts of eastern england. now, for tuesday, we've got much more in the way of dry weather and sunshine with fewer showers, and for most of us, it's going to be a dry morning. the early morning cloud breaking, sunny spells developing widely and there should be quite a lot of that sunshine. but into the afternoon, we're likely to see some showers develop. look at this line of showers forming across parts of north

now in kew, in west london, we picked up 46mm of rain from the shower band.ty fell in just the space of two hours. if you were wondering what that looks like, it looks like this. three miles down the road in twickenham, roads flooded, and reports of flooding elsewhere as well. over the next few hours, those showers we've seen by day will continue to very gradually fade away. the majority of us will eventually become drier over with just an odd patch of rain still lingering into the east. temperatures around 12 to 1a celsius, feeling a little on the muggy side as well, particularly across parts of eastern england. for tuesday, much more dry weather and sunshine with fewer showers, and for most of us a dry morning. the early morning cloud breaking, sunny spells developing widely, and should be a lot of that sunshine. but into the afternoon, we're likely to see some showers develop. this line of showers forming across parts of northwest england, the midlands and perhaps another affecting wales down towards parts of dorset too. now, those showers could be fairly

now in kew, in west london, we picked up 46 mm of rain from the shower band.and the majority of that fell in just the space of two hours. if you were wondering what that looks like, it looks like this. three miles down the road in twickenham the roads flooded, and there were reports of flooding elsewhere as well. now, over the next few hours, those showers that we have seen by day will continue to very gradually fade away. the majority of us will eventually become drier over with just an odd patch of rain still lingering into the east. temperatures around 12 to 1a celsius, feeling a little on the muggy side as well, particularly across parts of eastern england. now, for tuesday, we've got much more in the way of dry weather and sunshine with fewer showers, and for most of us, it's going to be a dry morning. the early morning cloud breaking, sunny spells developing widely and there should be quite a lot of that sunshine. but into the afternoon, we're likely to see some showers develop. look at this line of showers forming across parts of northwest england, the

and then we have this second band of rain across the west london area.y much smack bang on a whole month's of rain and the majority of that fell in just the space of two hours. if you were wondering what that looks like, it looks like this. three miles down the road in twickenham the roads flooded. and there were reports of flooding elsewhere as well. now, over the next few hours, those showers that we have seen by date will continue to very gradually fade away. the majority of us will eventually become drier over was just an odd patch of rain still lingering into the east. temperatures around 12 to m celsius, feeling a little on the muggy side as well, particularly across parts of eastern england. now, for tuesday we have got much more in the way of dry weather and sunshine with fewer showers, and for most of us it's going to be a dry morning. the early morning cloud breaking, sunny spells developing widely and there should be quite a lot of that sunshine. but into the afternoon, we're likely to see some showers develop. look at this line of showers for

now in kew, in west london, we picked up 46 mm of rain from the shower band.n just the space of two hours. if you were wondering what that looks like, it looks like this. three miles down the road in twickenham the roads flooded, and there were reports of flooding elsewhere as well. now, over the next few hours, those showers that we have seen by day will continue to very gradually fade away. the majority of us will eventually become drier over with just an odd patch of rain still lingering into the east. temperatures around 12 to 1a celsius, feeling a little on the muggy side as well, particularly across parts of eastern england. now, for tuesday, we've got much more in the way of dry weather and sunshine with fewer showers, and for most of us, it's going to be a dry morning. the early morning cloud breaking, sunny spells developing widely and there should be quite a lot of that sunshine. but into the afternoon, we're likely to see some showers develop. look at this line of showers forming across parts of northwest england, the midlands and perhaps another on

now in kew, in west london, we picked up 46 mm of rain from the shower band.ty of that fell in just the space of two hours. if you were wondering what that looks like, it looks like this. three miles down the road in twickenham the roads flooded, and there were reports of flooding elsewhere as well. now, over the next few hours, those showers that we have seen by day will continue to very gradually fade away. the majority of us will eventually become drier over with just an odd patch of rain still lingering into the east. temperatures around 12 to 14 celsius, feeling a little on the muggy side as well, particularly across parts of eastern england. now, for tuesday, we've got much more in the way of dry weather and sunshine with fewer showers, and for most of us, it's going to be a dry morning. the early morning cloud breaking, sunny spells developing widely and there should be quite a lot of that sunshine. but into the afternoon, we're likely to see some showers develop. look at this line of showers forming across parts of northwest england, the midlands and p

now in kew, in west london, we picked up 46 mm of rain from the shower band.what that looks like, it looks like this. three miles down the road in twickenham the roads flooded, and there were reports of flooding elsewhere as well. now, over the next few hours, those showers that we've seen by day will continue to very gradually fade away. the majority of us will eventually become drier over night with just an odd patch of rain still lingering into the east. temperatures around 12 to 14 celsius, feeling a little on the muggy side as well, particularly across parts of eastern england. now, for tuesday, we've got much more in the way of dry weather and sunshine with fewer showers, and for most of us, it's going to be a dry morning. the early morning cloud breaking, sunny spells developing widely and there should be quite a lot of that sunshine. but into the afternoon, we're likely to see some showers develop. look at this line of showers forming across parts of northwest england, the midlands and perhaps another one affecting wales down towards parts of dorset as

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five miles from the centre of london at the west reservoir. early swimmers getting it behind us. h —— 1833. it used to provide london's drinking water but reopened in 2003. it is placed for open water swimming. the members here love it when the sun comes out and things warm up and that is what is going to happen over the next days. if we look at the forecast. after the stormy start to the week, more sunshine and warmth are set to come our way. sunshine and warmth are set to come ourway. some sunshine and warmth are set to come our way. some cloudy moments. not blue skies all the way but an improvement from what you have seen, some of you. it is due to high pressure creeping closer. the weather fronts toppling around the northern edge of it will bring more cloud towards the west of scotland and parts of northern ireland later. may be some rain here. for most, dry, long spells of sunshine. cloudy towards eastern coasts. and a bit of a breeze blowing in the eastern half of the country but for most, an afternoon of sunny spells and small chance of a shower in central england. temperat

and then we have this second band of rain across the west london area. fade away. the majority of us will eventually become drier over was just an odd patch of rain still lingering into the east. temperatures around i2to11i celsius, feeling a little on the muggy side as well, particularly across parts of eastern england. now, for tuesday we have got much more in the way of dry weather and sunshine with fewer showers, and for most of us it�*s going to be a dry morning. the early morning cloud breaking, sunny spells developing widely and there should be quite a lot of that sunshine. but into the afternoon we are likely to see some showers develop. look at this line of showers forming across parts of northwest england, the midlands and perhaps another one affecting wales down towards parts of dorset as well. now, those showers could be fairly heavy at times, but away from those shower bands there should be a lot of dry weather to take us through the rest of the afternoon. temperatures pushing into the low 20s. quite widely. it will feel warm in the sunshine

ifeel halfway up my shins on one road in west london. came out not a clear blue sky but he came out without a warning that it was going to be this severe. there are question marks about systems for alerting people and what were also going to have to do is think more creatively about where we build in how we build. creatively about where we build in how we build-— creatively about where we build in how we build. yes, where we build and how we _ how we build. yes, where we build and how we build. _ how we build. yes, where we build and how we build. far— how we build. yes, where we build and how we build. far too - how we build. yes, where we build and how we build. far too often i and how we build. far too often closed — and how we build. far too often closed to— and how we build. far too often closed to rivers. it's great to have a riverview — closed to rivers. it's great to have a riverview but the whole question of that— a riverview but the whole question of that we've seen over many years indeed _ of that we've seen over many years in

notably across north yorkshire and also in west london where kew picked up 46 mm of rain, almost smackhe next few hours, so increasingly the weather should become dry with just an odd patch of rain left over across eastern areas. these are the temperatures as we start the day on tuesday. so it's good to be quite a mild morning. now, through tuesday most of us will see some fairly long spells of sunshine developing with the early morning cloud sending and breaking. but there will be a few showers around. we will get a line of showers forming probably somewhere around cheshire, greater manchester, running into the west midlands and perhaps another one down towards parts of wales and the doors area as well. away from these shower bands, though, there will be a lot of dry weather through the afternoon. wherever you are it will feel warm in the day's sunshine. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. cuba sees the biggest demonstrations against the communist government in decades. president biden says the protests are a �*clarion call for freedo

i was here right now in pub, in west london. and it really felt like it was coming home. it devastating to say that is absolutely not the case. but what can we say? we have the experience players, we have lots of sterling realist. we had them all, but still it just didn't come to fruition tonight. for many people in central london is more launch in the whole of england. still some more optimistic saying some point eventually it's coming. the 3 england players who missed penalties in the euro. 2020. that final have been targeted by racial abuse online. the football association has condemned the abuse directed towards the players, while the metropolitan police has launched an investigation calling the situation intolerable. 6 months after the us, jumping out a little bit year there, 6 months after the u. s. last it's been to have whistleblower julian assange extradited. u. k. court has granted washington the right to appeal. the judge is reported to have agreed with 3 of the 5 justification sent us admitted. while the bite administration is apparently now prepared to let as

they were back in derby... ..and they were back in bushy park in south—west london, where the first parkrunacross england met this morning to run five kilometres together, nearly 500 days after the events were suspended in the first lockdown. in derby, they werejust enjoying each other�*s company. it's amazing to be back out in the community and it's a really, really good atmosphere. it's been like a year and four months that we've been waiting so... didn't think we had it left in us. - no. public events like this have been allowed since monday when nearly all legal covid restrictions were lifted in england. parkruns resumed in northern ireland last month. in scotland and wales, organisers hope they can restart next month. phil mccann, bbc news. five different types of cycling events are taking place at this year's tokyo olympics. while the sight of all those athletes on bikes might inspire some of us to hop on the saddle, not all of our local streets are suitable for cycling — unlike the netherlands, where a huge portion ofjourneys are made by bike. anna holligan has been collecting some t

tonight is the final of the year. 2020 is actually in your inverse is actually i'm here in a pub in west london. very close to the stage where that much is taking place. and now mr. inside the top is absolutely trick. oh evening people have been coming home but pops across from the city heaving and they were all totally booked up ever since the hurricane schools are winning goal in the sending the final. but i managed to kill, i place myself in this part, but many people told me they were kidding up since early i was of this morning to make sure that they had a table here tonight for the final it is a really, really big game. and then still very high, we just look at the statistics of the italian team. they haven't lost a day and 33, not just only conceiving 10 goals. in that times they were very strong team and this won't be an easy ride whatsoever. but the pundits all suggesting the english has it in the back. they all going to bring about tracy home this evening. we do have a great school. the likes of the likes of sure. cool through schools that go on and do soccer. but of course we have hu

i'm here in a pub in west london. very close to the stadium where that much is taking place. so now mr. inside the top is absolutely electric. all evening people have been singing it coming home, but the consequence on the city even i'm able to put emphasis hurricane school about winning goal in the seventy's. fine. no, but i managed to place myself in this pop up. many people told me they were giving up since the early hours of this morning to make sure that they had a table here tonight for the final. it is a really, really big game and then also very high. yes. we all one know, but still than the question really is because we just because of the italian team, they haven't lost the day. i'm in such a 3, not just only conceiving 10 goals in that time. they were very strong team and they won't be an easy ride whatsoever. but the pundits all suggesting that they have it in the fact they all got to bring that towards the home this evening. we do have a price for the life of the likes of shore pool to schools that go on and g soccer, but a pulls we have hurricane our to is reall

i'm here in a pub in west london. very close to the stage and where that much is taking place. so now mr. inside the top is absolutely electric all evening. people have been singing coming home, but pumps across the city heaving and they were all totally booked up ever since. hurricane schools, the winning goal in the semi final. but i'm going to kill, i'd place myself in this pop up. many people told me they were kidding. up since i was of this morning to make sure that they had a table here tonight for the final, it is a really, really big game and they're still very high. we just look at the statistics of the italian team. they haven't lost the day in such a 3, not just only conceiving 10 goals in that time. they are very strong team and do this won't be an easy ride whatsoever. but the pundits all suggesting the english have the in the back. they all going to bring that choice behind this evening. we do have a great school. the likes of the likes of sure pools or schools that go on and deep soccer. but a pulls we have hurricane our to is really leading by example, showing a

i was here right now in pub, in west london. and it really felt like it was coming home it so devastating disease is absolutely not the case. but what can we say? we have the experience play as we have lots of sterling re unless we had them all but still it just didn't come to fruition tonight. many people in central london is my lunch in the whole of england. still some more optimistic saying come point eventually. it's coming. the while england comes to terms with their last celebrations, have broken out all over rome. thousands of people took to the streets of the italian capital, with ecstatic fans, setting off fireworks and waving italian flags. switching gears now 6 months after the u. s. last, it's better to have whistleblower gillian assange extradited and the u. k. court has granted washington the right to appeal, and the judge is reported to have agreed with 3 of the 5 justifications us. while the, by the ministration is apparently now prepared to let a san serve any prison sentence in his australian homeland. but his

i was here right now in a pub in west london. and it really felt like it was coming home. it's devastating to see that it's not the case, but what can we say? we have the experience play as we have lots of sterling realist. we had them all but still it just didn't come to fruition tonight. but many people in central london is my lunch in the whole of england. still some more optimistic saying some point eventually it's coming home 6 months after the us last. it's better to have whistleblower gillian. assange extradited. u. k. court has granted washington the right to appeal. the judge is reported to have agreed with 3 of the 5 justifications that us submitted. while the bite administration is apparently now prepared to let the sergeant serve any prison sentence in his australian homeland. but his partner claims he already has that right? still a morris this week also gave her reaction to the granting of the appeal from outside the court. i was able to speak to julian now about the decision. and you know, it's mixed because on the one hand it's been 6 months and we haven't

so way now i'm here in a pop in west london so close to that wembley stadium where the match is taking place in the atmosphere inside this pub is incredible. people have been singing is coming home for the last 30 minutes or so. in fact, all around london, i've been totally booked up in hurricane for the winning goal. in the semi final, i've managed to secure a seat and this public directory behind me. but many people i've spoken to have been carrying up throughout the morning to get that table on that seat to watch the months of school service. huge head of the football match, the italian haven't lost a single game. in fact, you 3 matches only, conceding 10 goals. in that time, so this is definitely not going to be an easy ride, but the pundits are all suggest that england all going to bring it home tonight. of course you've got a great while the lights are dialing show if you name it, we have certainly gotten calls. harry cain, the captain of the england team really lead in the way, showing a lot of confidence in mobile. ready, a very confident football team for england and what we'r

it is more sedate but no less celebratory and at this club and west london, where they prepare for anrvice only and mandatory masks. i can't wait to enjoy doing our job instead of basically needing to be a policeman the whole time, and just lecturing people on what they can and can't do, where they can and can't do, where they can and can't go, the masks they wear, what they touch, what they track and trace. it is going to be strange to adapt it again, the notion of people coming to the notion of people coming to the public again, being able to go to the tables without being directed. as of midnight, almost all restrictions have been removed. face coverings are no longer required by law but are recommended in crowded and closed spaces. scotland has moved to what is known as level 08 - moved to what is known as level 08 — limits on social gatherings remain with face coverings mandatory in the shops and on public transport. in northern ireland — the latest phase is expected next week. wales — most covid rules are set to be scrapped from august to seventh, so face coverings will still be

fire brigade took more than 1000 calls within just a couple of hours with north west and south west londond after attempting to drive through floodwater, which completely submberged several stretches of road in poole and bournemouth. back to england's loss to italy in last night's euro 2020 final. a record audience watched the game peaking at almost 31 million viewers — the most viewed television event since the funeral of princess diana. ed thomas has been speaking to one community in 0ldham about what the tournament has meant to them. it was somejourney... ..with the absolute highs... england! ..and the lows. so what's left now the party's over? it were fun. it was a good day, it was a good night. it was enjoyable, weren't it? it was really enjoyable. all of the community spirit was from the football. - covid, we couldn't do anything. the football's lifted everyone's spirits. i so it doesn't feel like a loss? no, not at all. they played their hearts out and they're an inspiration to all these young kids. watching it out with all your friends and neighbours and enjoying the game together,

and they were back in bushy park in south—west london, where the first parkrun event was held in 2004, nearly 500 days after the events were suspended in the first lockdown. in derby, they were just enjoying each other�*s company. it's amazing to be back out in the community and it's a really, really good atmosphere. it's been like a year and four months that we've been waiting so... didn't think we had it left in us. - no. public events like this have been allowed since monday when nearly all legal covid restrictions were lifted in england. parkruns resumed in northern ireland last month. in scotland and wales, organisers hope they can restart next month. phil mccann, bbc news. uk army bomb disposal experts have safely detonated a world war ii bomb, which was found during the construction of a new housing estate in east yorkshire. it's thought an raf lancaster bomber ditched the bomb when it was attempting to crash land. jake zuckerman reports. explosion. oooohhh! 0h! the moment a live world war ii bomb was detonated on the outskirts of goole. this was the device dug up by workers bu

there were a number of 5k runs across the country, ranging from west yorkshire to south west london. but before we go, here's a look at what you've got to look forward to tomorrow from the olympics. natalie pirks has more from tokyo. great britain are traditionally low starters at the olympics, but tomorrow could be a good day. 18 goals of for grabs, and one of them in the winning road race with lizzie and contention. she is the silver medallist from london. but the dutch really are a force in that race. jones is bidding to become the first tae kwon do player in history to win a third olympic title. she was the london gold medallist and anything less than a gold she says will be a fail. a win will make her the first british woman to win gold at three separate games. plenty more up for grabs, but we will be our first look at a women's artistic gymnastics. that means our folks look at some own vials. she is the most decorated gymnast of all times and she has her own emojis on twitter 's —— simone biles. she has a new skill on hold, but if you landed here, it'll be named after her. that

the uk�*s biggest property company owns this mall in south—west london.oing to be virtually empty, some are going to be absolutely fine, and some are going to be in the middle, where they are going to survive, but they�*re going to need some investment. he says covid�*s been a tipping point. if we don�*t tackle it over the next couple of years together, there�*s a real risk that some of this redundant retail propertyjust stands there for decades, empty. here�*s one town that�*s doing something radical. stockton—on—tees is planning to demolish a third of its high street. this huge shopping mall. it was built in the �*70s — an era when councils were falling over themselves to attract big retail development. the local authority has now bought it to knock it down, creating a new riverside park, to make stockton a greener, nicer place to be. high streets can't survive on retail alone. that doesn't mean there won't be any retail. i know some people are worried we're going to knock all the shops down. retail is very important, but we need to consolidate that ret

to wimbledon now and its ladies quarter—finals day in south west london a full capacity crowd on centreeen top seed ashleigh barty and ajla tomljanovic. barty came through her match against the french open champion barbora krejcikova in straight sets and is into the last 8 at the all england club for the first time. ido i do everything in my power to make sure that i was well prepared to come into this tournament, ifeel like prepared to come into this tournament, i feel like we are doing all the right things, we are trying to do everything that we can each and every day to be as many as possible ——to be as ready as possible, that is different to how we prepare for each and every tournament so definitely happy with the way things are going. but the first match on centre court on tuesday sees tunisia's ons jabeur up against 2nd seed aryna sabalenka. jabeur having made history by becoming the first arab woman to reach the quarter finals at wimbledon. she produced a stunning display to defeat seventh seed and 2020 french open winner iga swiatek. jabeur became the first arab woman to win a w

it's more sedate but no less celebratory at this pub in west london — where they're preparing for an mandatory masks. i can't wait to enjoy doing ourjob, rather than sort of having to basically be a policeman the whole time, and just lecturing people on what they can and can't do, where they can and can't go, the masks they wear, what they touch, where they sanitise, where they track and trace. it's going to be strange for us to adapt again, and the notion of people coming into the pub, being able to go to the table themselves without being directed. as of midnight in england, nearly all legal restrictions on social contact have been removed. face coverings are no longer required by law, but are still recommended in crowded, enclosed spaces. meanwhile, scotland has moved to what's known as level zero. limits on social gatherings remain, with face coverings still mandatory in shops and on public transport. in northern ireland, the latest phase of unlocking is expected next week, while in wales, most covid rules are to be scrapped from the 7th of august — though face coverings will sti

earlier we spoke to our correspondent simonjones in south—west london, where residents have covered thes. you will never guess who they are supporting here. iwill give you will never guess who they are supporting here. i will give you a clue. just take a look at this — flags everywhere you see. they went up flags everywhere you see. they went up a couple of weeks ago at the start of the tournament and now they are putting up even more flags. let me show you, everyone is getting into the spirit. the neighbours. just me bruno the dog, a big football fan. he hasjust been playing football, and he not a bad player. and england doing really well as well. jade, the owner, what are you making of it all quits like it's amazing, getting together at a community and just making the best of a couple of rubbish years, i suppose. it is bringing people together, because if we look over here, they are putting up even more flags. i'm surprised there's any flags. i'm surprised there's any flags left in this area. careful coming down, i don't want an accident. you were watching last night like everyone — w

let's speak to sheldon edwards from hd cutz in south west london.nd football squad 7 he cuts the hair of raheem sterling, jude bellingham, jadon sancho and phil foden. .. thank you forjoining us. just tell us, how important it is a haircut to a modern footballer? to us, how important it is a haircut to a modern footballer?— us, how important it is a haircut to a modern footballer? to be honest, it is very important. _ a modern footballer? to be honest, it is very important. it _ a modern footballer? to be honest, it is very important. it builds - it is very important. it builds confidence and makes them look good on and off the pitch, gives them that extra cutting edge. speaking to footballers, they said if they do not get a good haircut before the game, they may as well have left their verbal bits at home. it is one of the most important thing is, whereas image is important in a sport,, they can take that into consideration on and off the pitch. are you nervous about cutting the hair of a megastar? you have to get it right, the haircut will be seen

we had some flash flooding in places like dorset and london. the westthe bbc website. we can show you those now on the radar picture. we have some heavy showers over the welsh marchers, the western side of scotland. so another few hours of quite intense rain for some before gradually they ease through the night. and we will see that replaced by some misty low cloud from the north sea. not a cold night with cloud and showers. 12, 14 degrees. we could have some fog in the morning but that will be gone in no time at all. some showers around tomorrow but generally the picture is low pressure that has brought this unsettled weather is moving out of the way. we will have some showers but most places will stay dry. and will feel warmer. by wednesday that low—pressure still close by. some weather fronts brushing into the north and west

rory cellan—jones, bbc news, west london.e of the sunshine has gone from wimbledon. emma raducanu radiated all the excitement through her three victories. it was distressing see her last night on court one looking so vulnerable. breathing difficulties, as you say. that is still the official explanation of why she had to withdraw. we are hoping to get more information on that later. that kind of thing does happen a lot in sport. the captain of her, interesting to get her reflections on what happened last night when we spoke earlier today. given the occasion and with the roof closed _ given the occasion and with the roof closed and _ given the occasion and with the roof closed and the crowd getting as excited — closed and the crowd getting as excited as they were, it was a huge match~ _ and i think we just have to remind ourselves that emma is still 18 years of age, but inexperienced. she's never played in front of a crowd of that size before. she, in terms of professional tennis, she hasn't even put in a full year on tour yet.

it's more sedate but no less celebratory at this pub in west london, where they're preparing for an endservice only and mandatory masks. i can't wait to enjoy doing ourjob, rather than sort of having to basically be a policeman the whole time, and just lecturing people on what they can and can't do, where they can and can't go, the masks they wear, what they touch, where they sanitise, where they track and trace. it's going to be strange for us to adapt again, and the notion of people coming into the pub, being able to go to the table themselves without being directed. as of midnight in england, nearly all legal restrictions on social contact have been removed. face coverings are no longer required by law, but are still recommended in crowded, enclosed spaces. meanwhile, scotland has moved to what's known as level zero. limits on social gatherings remain, with face coverings still mandatory in shops and on public transport. in northern ireland, the latest phase of unlocking is expected next week, while in wales, most covid rules are to be scrapped from the 7th of august, though face cov

wembley is in north west london. from the tube station, there's a road commonly called wembley way.t right. let's start at 11:a5am in the morning, over eight hours before kick—off. people had already started to gather, and through the afternoon, wembley way continued to fill up. at 3:45pm, one fan, kosar noor, tweeted this photo of wembley way. 15 minutes later, apm, the bbc filmed the scene. you can see the atmosphere was shifting. there were thousands of fans, many drinking, plus the police watching on. soon, the police had acknowledged both that there was a problem. at 11:12pm, it put out a statement saying... and that the... "wembley area is extremely busy". at 5pm, david nickless, who works for the bbc but was attending the game as a fan, arrived. here's what he saw. the first thing i saw as i exited the station was a row of about 50 men urinating against a wall. wembley way itself was virtually impassable. the crowd was just too large, and the floor had become a sea of broken glass, cans, rubbish. some england fans weren't listening to the police advice, and some did have tick

i'm joined by carmen palmer, who is the headteacher of st richard's primary school in south west london you see, what is the battle that parents have on their hands to feed the children? i think obviously, it's not a battle, i think the food crisis is quite significant and those of a limited budget, it is not easy in the day and age, that's for sure. there is getting the children to make healthy choices and getting children to understand why that's important and it is a difficultjob for parents. and a job for the school too. how much did they learn about healthy eating? indie much did they learn about healthy eatin: ? ~ ., ., much did they learn about healthy eatinu? . .,, ., , much did they learn about healthy eatina? ~ . . , ., , ., eating? we have a strategy here and there is a requirement _ eating? we have a strategy here and there is a requirement for _ eating? we have a strategy here and there is a requirement for us - eating? we have a strategy here and there is a requirement for us to - there is a requirement for us to learn about food and how to cook, but we have a lot of chari

you can see several feet of water under there, raynes park bridge road in south—west london. the london... here in the uk, the prime minister has confirmed that almost all of the coronavirus restrictions that have been in place in england throughout the pandemic will end a week today onjuly 19th. but that will not be the end of it, in fact mrjohnson warned today the uk can expect up to 200 deaths and 2000 hospital admissions a day, by the time the current covid wave peaks some time in august. and it could be even higher if people don't exercise some caution, for example wearing masks in crowded indoor spaces and on public transport. it is absolutely vital that we proceed now with caution, and i cannot say this powerfully or emphatically enough, this pandemic is not over. this disease, coronavirus, continues to carry risks to you and your family. we cannot simply revert instantly from monday the 19th ofjuly to life as it was before covid. i'm joined now byjessica parker from westminster. as expected, the final restrictions relaxed, but certainly with more concern and more caut

rory cellan—jones, bbc news, west london.in paterson hit the streets with one singer in leeds. so this is how busking works in 2021. a crowd of around 30 people in the centre of leeds on a weekday morning. but tens of thousands watching all round the world live on tiktok. you can see people in the comments. like, hi from germany, hi from the philippines, america. itjust, like, brings everyone together really. liv harland is 23 and from york. this is on my spotify. # what does it look like in heaven.# at the start of the year, she decided to change how she busked. now when she travels to london or manchester to take to the streets, she also goes live online. and it's altered everything, especially how much money she makes. thank you very much. thank you. on average, it's kind of like £100—odd an hour, depending on how long i stay out. the most i've made is £400 in one hour. in cash? that was in cash. and then my live stream, which was through gifts on tiktok, igot £1,500. the next song i'm going to sing is lost without you by

he�*s also the former chief executive of the central and north west london nhs foundation trust.strikes you about what he claims was the prime minister�*s attitude towards the nhs. well, if the comments made by dominic cummings are accurate, then it demonstrates that the prime minister was seriously out of touch with the strain and pressure that the nhs was under, because i can guarantee, and i had spent time working in hospitals, the nhs really was under it. it was incredibly difficult. by the way, those days are now coming back really fast. so if it is accurate, then the prime minister has some serious questions to answer. you would have to state, why would dominic cummings make such a statement is not because if it�*s not true, then it really is an audacious statement from dominic cummings. at the prime ministers should do is be prepared to face people like yourself and answer the question, did you say it, yes or no? and what we want from the prime minister is a straight answer, not swatting it aside and saying, oh, i�*m concentrating on getting the vaccination programme conti

it's more sedate, but no less celebratory, at this pub in west london, where they are preparing for anonly and mandatory masks. i can't wait to enjoy doing ourjob, rather than sort of having to basically be a policeman the whole time, and lecturing people on what they can and can't do, where they can and can't go, the masks they wear, what they touch, where they sanitise, where they track and trace. it's going to be strange for us to adapt again, and the notion of people coming into the pub, being able to go to the table themselves without being directed. as of midnight in england, nearly all legal restrictions on social contact have been removed. face coverings are no longer required by law, but are still recommended in crowded, enclosed spaces. meanwhile, scotland has moved to what's known as level zero. limits on social gatherings remain, with face coverings still mandatory in shops and on public transport. in northern ireland, the latest phase of unlocking is expected next week, while in wales, most covid rules are to be scrapped from the 7th of august, will face coverings will sti

then london made an important decision when it, when the tower of london and the palace of west declared heritage sides, london refused to accept buffer zones around them. liverpool problems have come because they're very wide buffer zone. that's where all these so all it's all buildings. nobody's ever proposed a total building within the world territory site itself. so if we go back to the original document, we'll remove the word unesco from it completely. but we'll proceed on the basis of looking up to the heritage and the best way we possibly can. a new developments will provide some of the finance and the way to do that. all right, well we have run out of time, so we're going to have to leave the conversation here. thank you so much. all of our guest trevor skimped and i'm a 1000 and michael parkinson and thank you to for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website of 0 dot com and for further discussion, go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story. you can also join the conversation on twitter. our handle is at a insid

rory cellan—jones, bbc news, west london.accine won't need to isolate if they come into contact with someone who tests positive. meanwhile, the education secretary gavin williamson has set out plans to scrap bubbles in england's schools in the final stage of the easing of covid restrictions. and in other news — vauxhall announces a 100 million pound investment in electric vehicles, securing more than 1,000 jobs at ellesmere port in cheshire. and let's stay with that last headline — and unions say workers at ellesmere port can now breathe a huge sigh of relief after today's electric vehicle announcement. with more details here's our business correspondent theo leggett. for years, dark clouds have been hanging over the box plant at ellesmere port. —— vauxhall plant. but now, alas, the workforce has a reason be cheerful. parent company says it plans to invest £100 million preparing the factory to build a new range of electric vans as well as passenger versions of the same models. we are offering at ellesmere port plant vauxhall

leigh milner reports from london's west end.m day, but for andrew lloyd webber and the cast at this west end theatre, it was closure day. last night's opening performance of cinderella was cancelled after a member of the cast tested positive for covid—19. those who were in close contact were given pcr tests. they all came back negative, but under government guidance, anybody who comes into close contact with someone who tests positive must self—isolate for ten days, guidance which andrew lloyd webber wants the government to change. what i can't get to grips with is that this government does not seem to understand that theatre is the lifeblood of our cities. every other country in the world seems to have done so. america has completely grasped this. we can't go on like this. theatre is now on its knees. there is no way forward. more than 1,200 guests were expected in the theatre tonight in the first full capacity performance of cinderella. 50% of the proceeds were also due to be donated to the nhs and stjohn�*s ambulance. please,

vishal was last seen walking home in putney, south—west london and his partial remains were found inurder, providing overduejustice for vishal and his family. more on that story on the website. before we go, a slice of prince charles and princess diana's wedding cake has been put up for sale more than 40 years after the unusually windy weather for the time of year across south—western parts of year across south—western parts of the uk but during today it will still be breezy out there for many areas and the shower is not as widespread or heavy the winds coming in from the west or south—west. but with the best of the sunshine likely to be across the midlands and the south of england, we could see 23 degrees. still some heavy showers for the first part of the night, scotland and perhaps northern ireland. we focus on the south—west, that area of low pressure continuing to deepen and bringing in the rain and strengthening winds. unusually windy across devon and cornwall for this time of the year. 50 to 60 mph across coastal areas. strong winds in the english channel as well. temperatures