it is on a tiny site compared to the size of wiltshire. it is extremely hidden.ee along with the solar farms, you might get a sneaky view of these battery installations popping up across the west country. injusta injust a moment it in just a moment it will be the way but first i want to bring you some breaking news from the information commissioners office who says that electronic devices have been seized, following searches of two homes today in relation to the leaking of cctv footage that led to matt hancock�*s down for a cell secretary for the top you will remember those images from cctv within his office which showed him kissing his aid, and that was in contravention of the covid rules. electronic devices have been seized following searches. we will have much more on that coming up will have much more on that coming up during afternoon but for now here is the weather with chris today the best of the sunshine is across northern areas of the uk. this is cumbria earlier in the day with lots of sunshine. to have some cloud across central and eastern england, pret

david from | wiltshire. out of all the announced dail covid wiltshire.tions? that is a very good question, and i think sadly the number of covid cases that have involved somebody who has had two vaccinations has been rising, although clearly the results of the vaccines remain very goodin results of the vaccines remain very good in a sense that they protect those people very largely against a serious illness and death even if they contract it. but on the exact figures, i wonder whether patrick, you have something to add. in figures, i wonder whether patrick, you have something to add. in terms ofthe you have something to add. in terms of the number— you have something to add. in terms of the number of _ you have something to add. in terms of the number of people _ you have something to add. in terms of the number of people in _ you have something to add. in terms of the number of people in hospital i of the number of people in hospital who have _ of the number of people in hospital who have been double vaccinated, we know it _ who have been double vaccina

some breaking news we are getting from wiltshire police.under way in a field close to junction 15 of the m4 motorway where it runs through the county. from my memory, that is not farfrom swindon. the wiltshire police tell us that they are investigating the discovery of what they suspect to be older human remains. specialist officers are currently performing a meticulous search of the area before forensic scientific analysis is done, so they are getting whatever it is that is there and then taking it is that is there and then taking it off to establish what it is. members of the public will see a police presence for a number of weeks, however, we will try to provide updates as we can as the work continues and they want to alert people so they do not think something is going on that is current, but this appears to be connected with the discovery of what they think are schumann remains and what they think are all human remains, so it is not the result of a current investigation. it appears to be something that has happened sometime in the past

the yellow and red colours indicating the frequent lightning strikes and boscombe down in wiltshire hadt a few hours. a scattering of heavy showers and thunderstorms through central southern england and south wales this afternoon. further north, the best of the sunshine, but more cloud across the far north—east of scotland to orkney and shetland and some north—eastern coasts as well where it will be cooler, but further west we could see highs of 28 celsius across parts of scotland and northern ireland, somewhat cooler further south compared to the heat of the weekjust gone. some thunderstorms across central southern england and south wales this evening, they will fade but further thunderstorms pushing up from france across east anglia and south—east england later in the night. a lot of cloud for most, clearer skies the further west you are and another muggy night, particularly across central and southern parts of england. as we head into tomorrow, we still have this area of low pressure churning around, generating further thunderstorms and the main risk tomorrow will be through parts of

the yellow and red colours indicating the frequent lightning strikes and boscombe down in wiltshire hadentral southern england and south wales this afternoon. further north, the best of the sunshine, but more cloud across the far north—east of scotland to orkney and shetland and some north—eastern coasts as well where it will be cooler, but further west we could see highs of 28 celsius across parts of scotland and northern ireland, somewhat cooler further south compared to the heat of the weekjust gone. some thunderstorms across central southern england and south wales this evening, they will fade but further thunderstorms pushing up from france across east anglia and south—east england later in the night. a lot of cloud for most, clearer skies the further west you are and another muggy night, particularly across central and southern parts of england. as we head into tomorrow, we still have this area of low pressure churning around, generating further thunderstorms and the main risk tomorrow will be through parts of east anglia, south—east england, the midlands and south wales. we could

in the men's wiltshire doubles final as we have seen gordon reid and alfie hewitt when yet another wimbledonwhen yet another wimbledon title. this their fourth, it makes it 12 grand slam final wins for them now. the british top seeds beating the dutchman and belgian 7—5, 6—2. another fantastic win and there is a wheelchair singles final to come as well. and we've got the men's final between novak djokovic and matteo berrettini tomorrow, too. plenty more build up to the final and the european championship and back to you, ben. and a bit more on the build up now because there is the build up now because there is the italian news conference ahead of the italian news conference ahead of the big game tomorrow. this is the captain alongside the manager and let's have a listen. translation: . ., ~ ., translation: topic and will know what a big robbery _ translation: topic and will know what a big robbery but _ translation: topic and will know what a big robbery but there - translation: topic and will know what a big robbery but there is - what a big robbery but there is between scotland and england

emerged that the conservative candidate who was barred from becoming the police commissioner for wiltshireented him taking up thejob. jonathon seed won the election but as he was disbarred a new vote's being held in august. from swindon, dan o'brien reports. we already knew that conservative jonathan seed had a 30—year—old conviction for drink—driving, that is what through the selection into disarray. they rose to be police commissioner are much stricter than for other politicians. if you've ever been committed of a imprisonable offence, you can't do thejob. he was never sent imprisonable offence, you can't do the job. he was never sent to prison, but the fact that he could have been this him for doing it even though he won the vote. what is new todayis though he won the vote. what is new today is that we learnt that there was notjust one but two offences that prevented him from taking up the role. at the same time he was convicted for drink—driving, he was also convicted for failing to stop at the scene of a crash. the question is who knew what and when about all of this? i spoke to jonat

the yellow and red colours indicating the frequent strikes and wiltshire had just over 25 millimetresnd northern ireland, so much cooler further south compared to the heat of the week just further south compared to the heat of the weekjust gone. some thunderstorms through south wales this evening, further thunderstorms pushing up from france across east anglia and south—east england later in the night. a lot of cloud for most, clearerskies in the night. a lot of cloud for most, clearer skies the further west and another muggy night, particular across central and southern parts of england. as we head into tomorrow, we still have this area of low pressure turning around, generating further thunderstorms and the main risk tomorrow will be through parts of east anglia, south—east england, the midlands and south wales. we could save you developing across south—west scotland and northern ireland, but the more north—westerly better chance you you are having a dry day and some sunshine. still very warm, but notice how those temperatures are starting to come down, they mid or low 20 celsius ac

the police investigation into this continues, and in the meantime, the rerun of the wiltshire policee way cities are, with more weighting coming in, they would get 30 million extra per year. my colleague claire hamilton has the situation in liverpool. well, here on merseyside, all six councils have talked for the last almost decade about the strains on their finances. how they have all reduced services, they have all raised council tax by the highest amount that they have been permitted. and in order to increase their income, they have all invested in commercial deals for things like shopping centres, a cinema, and in the case of liverpool city council, everton's finch farm training ground, which they have rented back to the club to generate an income. now, in wirral, which isjust over the river mersey behind me, like many councils, it has seen its spending really squeezed by the pandemic. they have had to support a lot of vulnerable residents they have of vulnerable residents, they have had to put money into projects delivering food and buying ppe staff members. and they have also s

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the mod has confirmed the death of a british soldier at larkhill garrison in wiltshire.common sense. our north america correspondent david willis has the latest. us intelligence officials were considering a number us intelligence officials were pursuing a number of leads and theories, among them the possibility the virus could have resulted from a laboratory accident in china and this gave momentum to a theory that up until then had been seen here as a right—wing conspiracy theory, the possibility that the virus was man—made in some form. and china hasn't really been helping itself in this regard, some might argue. officials from the world health organization were only able to get access to the wuhan area injanuary of this year, more than a year after the first cases of the virus came to light and now, beijing has flatly rejected a request from the who for its investigators to be allowed to inspect the laboratories, the research institutes, in wuhan. a man who was repeatedly attacked by a grizzly bear in the us state of alaska for an entire week is recovering from his in