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the abigail adams historical society and the abigail adams birthplace, which was built in 1685 in weymouth. it is where abigail smith adams was born. she lived for the first 20 years of her life until she married john adams in 1764. she continued to be connected to this house throughout her life. she visited her parents -- throughout her parents lives. this was a place where her character and ideals were formed so it's very important to her. we are an all volunteer organization and we try to continue her spirit by offering educational programs and seasonal tours and private tours. if you would like more information, please check out her website. when i first joined the abigail adams birthplace board a few years ago, despite knowing how prevalent slavery was, i was still shocked to discover that there were slaves in the home where abigail adams grew up. her antislavery sentiments are well-known, but her father, reverend williams smith, had at least four slaves. these individuals were important to abigail adams's early life. we try to honor their memory by researching their lives, i wanted j

an aquarium in weymouth has become the first in europe to breed the world's smallest penguin species. hatched here in the uk after their sanctuary in australia had to close. they'll grow to an average of 33cm in height and weigh around 1kg. puffins are called pufflings, i wonder what they are called. penguinlings? i'm not going to help you out. we are going to be talk about animals. the cheltenham festival gets under way today. four days of racing is expected to attract over 200,000 spectators. extra hygiene measures have been put in place by the organisers under guidance from the government. this weekend's six nations match between france and ireland, which should have taken place in paris, has been postponed because of coronavirus. wales against scotland men is still due to go ahead in cardiff. 1,000 wolves fans who bought tickets for the europa league match against olympiacos will not be able to watch them in greece on thursday. coronavirus means the match will be played behind closed doors. it's business as usual in the premier league though. jamie vardy and harvey barnes both sco

we have some sunshine around in weymouth here, but it was a cold start, temperatures at —7.6 in somend way we are looking at a dry day with some hazy sunshine. as we head on through the evening and overnight, the weather front producing all this rain in the north will sink steadily southwards, weakening all the time can meaning that it moves across the west in england and wales just as a band of cloud with patchy rain in wales and south—west england. behind it, some clearer skies and one or two showers. not as cold and night as the one just gone for the bulk of the uk. then as we head through tomorrow, we have this rain coming through northern ireland and scotla nd through northern ireland and scotland that will sink slowly southwards on wednesday as a weak feature. dan. thank you very much, carol. it is 8:17am. the government will be meeting today to discuss further plans on how to delay the spread of coronavirus. let‘s remind ourselves of the current situation. a total of 35 people have died in the uk after contracting covid—19. so far over a0,000 people have been tested across bri