_south yorkshire. on. coming up, south yorkshire wewor— on. proud . tell me about your proud. tell me about your renrkw-e— proud. tell me about your renrkw-e erorw. — : tell me about your family's story. why was it difficult? _ family's story. why was it difficult? so— family's story. why was it difficult? g 3 family's story. why was it- difficult? so look , my gran came difficult? so look, my gran came here from czechoslovakia and she was smuggled out of the country. essentially. we had family who worked on the railways and she was smuggled out of the country . my was from vienna . and my grandad was from vienna . he was finishing his medical degree when the well before the hostilities started. but when things started getting difficult for jewish people , he got out on forjewish people, he got out on a visa . my parents were reunited a visa. my parents were reunited in this country and then were interned on the isle of man, and then built their lives here in then built their lives here in the uk . they both became the uk. they both became tea

_south yorkshire. on. coming up, south yorkshire wewor— on.l me about your proud. tell me about your renrkw-e— proud. tell me about your renrkw-e erorw. — : tell me about your family's story. why was it difficult? _ family's story. why was it difficult? so— family's story. why was it difficult? g 3 family's story. why was it- difficult? so look , my gran came difficult? so look, my gran came here from czechoslovakia and she was smuggled out of the country. essentially. we had family who worked on the railways and she was smuggled out of the country . my was from vienna . and my grandad was from vienna . he was finishing his medical degree when the well before the hostilities started. but when things started getting difficult for jewish people , he got out on forjewish people, he got out on a visa . my parents were reunited a visa. my parents were reunited in this country and then were interned on the isle of man, and then built their lives here in then built their lives here in the uk . they both became the uk. they both became teachers. my gr

born in west yorkshire, _ here in las vegas. born in west yorkshire. he — here in las vegas. born in west yorkshire, he moved to - here in las vegas. born in west yorkshire, he moved to los - yorkshire, he moved to los angeles to pursue his acting career. an immensely cultured man, he loved his art and was equally passionate about the outdoors. an experienced mountaineer, he went hiking alone on a cold morning in january and alone on a cold morning in january and never alone on a cold morning in january and never returned home. severe winter storms and extreme alpine conditions hampered continuing efforts to find him. nearly six months after he was last seen alive, when much of the snow had melted, his body was found. his family said they would hold him in their hearts with bright memories of a wonderful father, husband, explorer, lover of the natural world and the arts, and as original and collaborative performer. i as original and collaborative performer-— as original and collaborative performer. as original and collaborative erformer. ~ ., performer. i know the place, it i

at yorkshire — was one of those who gave evidence. 75% of black respondents, with the ecb admittingre's ?a "lost generation" of black cricketers. where the heck having a conversation between ourselves and somebody turned off the lines and said maurice, smile, we can't see you. coming from jamaica, i knew nothing about racism. absolutely nothing. what was i doing no was that i did not like to be made feel differently. how many people of my background do you see playing professional cricket now? these days, there aren't many of them. it is just little things like that. they have to get it under control. they have to get it under control. they have to fix this, it's like a cancer. where women's cricket is concerened, the report says that a culture of sexism and misogyny endures and women are treated as subordinate to men at all levels, stating that in terms of pay and investment, the women's game receives an "embarrassingly small amount" compared to the men's game. there's a lack of female representation among decision—makersand fewer opportunities for women to play at premier grounds.

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by—elections in uxbridge and selby and ainsty in north yorkshire coming up injust over a north yorkshirenth.�* north yorkshire coming up in 'ust over a month. chris mason, thank ou. thousands of people have attended a vigil for the victims of the attacks in nottingham city centre in the early hours of tuesday morning. the families of the victims addressed a huge crowd. police have been given more time to question a 31—year—old man, who was arrested on suspicion of murder. it emerged today that he was a former student at the university of nottingham. our midlands correspondent, navteonhal reports. bell tolls silent, defiant, united, the people of nottingham chose to stand together in pain and love. for the first time since the tragic events of tuesday, at this vigil we heard from all three families of those who died. starting with james coates, one of school caretaker ian coates' three suns. it one of school caretaker ian coates' three sum-— three suns. it feels like he has touched a _ three suns. it feels like he has touched a lot _ three suns. it feels like he has touched a lot of _ thr

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louise in west yorkshire...- paul says he is| yorkshire... hello. of affordability history that we've got. and we have a reasonable amount of equity in our property so we could potentially sell and downsize and get a much smaller mortgage, but again we won't be offered a mortgage because of the lack of affordability history. so we're completely stuck with where we are, and we will end “p with where we are, and we will end up going into arrears on a mortgage which will now affect our credit history. and itjust feels, you know, we have worked hard all our lives, and we are being in a position where my husband was made redundant, and due to his age, he is going to struggle to get another job, even though there is the age just relation act in place, it is still, employers will still choose somebody younger over him. so, we arejust struggling at somebody younger over him. so, we are just struggling at this moment in time and there is nothing we can do about it. we are just completely stuck. fits do about it. we are 'ust completely stuck. �* , . , do about

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the game was already under scrutiny over the yorkshire racism scandal exposed by the county's formerependent regulator, the ecb has three months to come up with a plan to salvage trust across the whole of the sport. dan roan, bbc news. let's ta ke let's take you to new zealand because one of the most read stories on our website concerns the kiwi facing a conservation oil crisis because of invasion of species like rats. this unit is extending extensive rat eradication websites. you can read all about how volunteers in wellington are on this big mission to eradicate the last rats that are there, but there is a big goal of the government. they want to complete eradication of rats from the by 2050. huge numbers of pilgrims gathering at is a lamb house holy site. it is the start the hajj. we had one or two love through the sunrise pictures sent to us this morning, like this one from the isle of wight. early cloud is associated with low pressure near iceland. a1 front brings damp to the northern half of the uk. the air will be coming more humid as you go through the day and night. through

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english cricket was already reeling from the yorkshire racism scandal exposed by the county's formercome up with a plan to salvage trust across the whole sport. dan roan, bbc news. we will speak to ten now. ten, thanks for being with us. this report is damning, isn't it? they are widespread. any of those issues is a huge challenge to overcome. where do you even start to tackle something like this? what where do you even start to tackle something like this?— something like this? what i like about the report _ something like this? what i like about the report is _ something like this? what i like about the report is that - something like this? what i like about the report is that it - something like this? what i like about the report is that it sets l something like this? what i like l about the report is that it sets out clearly exactly where the ecb should start. it's going to target resources. in the start of things that report suggests, including equal pay for women and growing the non—whites, the black in the south asian parts of the game, across the country, which, and i think it

these paintings by a ukrainian artist have a special place in this north yorkshire art gallery.splay work by her father and other ukrainians and local artists. i father and other ukrainians and local artists.— local artists. i have two artists from ukraine, _ local artists. i have two artists from ukraine, one _ local artists. i have two artists from ukraine, one artist - local artists. i have two artists from ukraine, one artist is - local artists. i have two artists from ukraine, one artist is a l from ukraine, one artist is a professional artist, from ukraine, one artist is a professionalartist, he from ukraine, one artist is a professional artist, he was actually my dad. he fled the war in his 70s and he was here for several months and he was here for several months and was painting to occupy his mind. i feel absolutely devastated and i couldn't say that i have a free minute when i am not thinking about my country. fist minute when i am not thinking about my country-— my country. at the current exhibition, _ my country. at the current exhibition, will _ my country. at the cur

the game was already under scrutiny over the yorkshire racism scandal exposed by the county's formerpendent regulator, the ecb has three months to come up with a plan to salvage trust across the whole of the sport. dan roan, bbc news. you saw the report further in the report. let's go to her life now. cindy, well,. this is such a devastating statement — racist, sexist, elitist. were you personally shot by what you found and heard? i shot by what you found and heard? 1 have to say, yes. i expected to encounter some issues. i mean, we were set up because the ecb were already aware of some racism issues within the game and people had come forward and talked about their experiences. i honestly didn't expect the nature and the scale of theissues expect the nature and the scale of the issues that we found. that is really quite shocked me. i am not naive, i am someone that has been around the block. i oversaw the net for 12 years. but i have got to say, some of the experiences were truly shocking. some of the experiences were truly shockina. ~ . , ~ some of the experiences were truly shocki

and maybe more towards the south—east of england, maybe seeing a bit more sunshine across parts of yorkshire is seeing the lovely weather continuing. no sign of rain — blue skies, warm in the sunshine, temperatures 22 or 23 degrees. it's not hot and the air is not particularly hot, and that means it's quite chilly at night where you have the clearer skies. but the high pressure is still there into wednesday. more cloud still again there, out into the north sea, feeding back into east anglia, maybe parts of lincolnshire and the south—east of england. some areas will stay cloudy, a bit of patchy cloud developing further north, but the lion's share of the uk will see the sunshine continuing and again, temperatures typically into the low 20s at best. now, what about the outlook? is there any rain on the way? well, the rain is still all really across southern parts europe — some thundery downpours. this low pressure here, not going to reach us. we keep the high in charge. stays quite breezy towards the south of the uk. the centre of the high could migrate a little bit towards the east. that will

across north yorkshire, temperatures were around 16 degrees in the afternoon.e other parts of the country were colder still. we're going to find more sunshine, though, over the weekend, the start ofjuly, in this clearer slot with the thicker, lower cloud moving away, taking the rain away as well. we're going to be left with more of a north—south split this weekend with a sunnier, warmer weather in the south. the showers continuing further north. we'll have some stronger winds as well. it could be quite a cloudy start for many, but we'll see the showers in the midlands, the south—east moving away. sunnier skies developing in the south, but sunshine and showers will continue in scotland, northern ireland and also northern england. frequent showers in the north and west of scotland where it will be quite windy and it may feel still rather chilly, but we could make 18 degrees this time in scotland and northern ireland, 23 or 2a in the south—east. so a bit warmer than it was on friday. and for the cricketers, well, there could be one or two showers left over for the

english cricket was already under scrutiny over the yorkshire racism scandal, exposed by former spinnerb has three months to come up with an action plan. well, attention turns to matters on the field at lord's on wednesday — with england's men's side in action for the second ashes test against australia. the reports findings perhaps overshadowing what's set up to be an eagerly awaited clash as england seek to level the series. joe wilson reports. well, lord's is a fascinating place to be on a day there has been so much fresh scrutiny about cricket's openness and inclusivity. a lot of work has been done to try to change the elitist image of lords, and you can see that advertised. you can also see taking up space on the practice ground a new ashes lounge. a ticket there? put your mind to £1500. under ben stokes england will continue their attacking approach with some bold selections. mark woods is still not fit so josh tongue will take the fast bowling option here. he did well against ireland. but this is australia. the only thing is different is it is a bigger occasion for him. you know,

he said he was born in yorkshire in the north of england and then went on to study upstage school in london where he then and barked in a career on stage and screen um he began his career and support singles and is probably best known for his role in a room with a view that m oscar winning sale of that was so good along side 1st as acting royalties, such as having a vote on and carter and maggie smith. and then a few years later, i didn't know that she's, she's starting to hold her film playing the title role in a harder fantasy film, cold war log. now you start and many also know music films, nothing more than a $150.00 cent credit across his career. but in recent years he finds success appearing in one man state shows. but really the doors and mountaineering hiking in particular, that was his is lifelong obsession. this was not just a hobby for him, it was a passion. and it's probably best described by him himself. in an interview, a few years ago to the guardian, he said he was happiest when he was close to a mountain summit on a glorious cooled morning that this is obviously desp

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announced it was pumping more gas into its formerly mothballed energy storage facility off the coast of yorkshirec�*s business editor simonjack asked mr o'shea if he thought the energy crisis was over. no, ithink no, i think the first act in the crisis is over and we had to remember energy prices had more than doubled before russia invaded ukraine. prices are back down to preinvasion levels but they are still two and a half times the average. that is driven by supply and demand. at the moment we've got and demand. at the moment we've got a market for more calm than it was, but we saw last week when we had the trouble between the wagner group and russia, we saw prices rise by 20%. it depends on external factors how volatile the market will be. my feeling is we've not gone back to normality and we still have a very tight supply and demand balance. chinese economic activity is low at the moment. if it picks up and becomes more demand for gas, we will see european gas prices go up, so there could be more volatility to compass i think there is a danger because last winter was ok. what we've got to do,

are drinking across england, wales and the south, but the club could be a bit more stubborn across yorkshireas been with us for a few weeks now, keeping things cool along those eastern coasts, but still warmer to the west, western and northern ireland has of 23. pollen levels continue to rise across much of england, wales and northern ireland, the grass pollen season fully under way as it will begin wednesday. wednesday, low cloud will shrink a bit quicker and be lingering because parts of north—east england. sunny western areas, the sunshine will be out, a bit warmer as well, highs across western scotland and northern ireland. for the rest of the week, temperatures will rise further and a chance of the few sporadic showers into that weekend, but warmer by day and by night.

announced it was pumping more gas into its formerly mothballed energy storage facility off the coast of yorkshireshea if he thought the energy crisis was over. no. i think the first act of the crisis is over. and i think what we've got to remember is that energy prices had more than doubled before russia invaded ukraine. now prices are back down to pre—invasion levels, but they're still two and a half times the long run average, and that's really driven by supply and demand. so i think at the moment we've got a market that's far more calm than it was. but we saw last week when we had the trouble between the wagner group and the russian military, we saw energy prices go up by about 20%. so it depends really on external factors as to how volatile the market will be. but my feeling is that we've not gone back to normality and we still have a very, very tight supply demand balance. and chinese economic activity at the moment is relatively low. if that starts to pick up and it starts to be more demand for gas in the form of lng, then we'll see european gas prices go up and that will drive european pow

my first station was on the yorkshire coast, at a place called withernsea, because we had very good receptiond the german naval ships used to talk coming out of the baltic or leaving their bases in the baltic. and at withernsea we used to search their wavelengths, write down everything we heard — they kept radio silence most of the time, but we were searching up and down their radio frequencies in our little secret stations. and i think we probably got a fair amount of useful information. and we passed the coded messages to bletchley park, and the plain language messages to the nearest naval intelligence centre. they would sometimes have a bit of chat, you know, "did you know so—and—so's boat "are all going on leave next week?". and the one that picked it up said, speaks german, "0h, they're all going to make babies". and we all wrote it down, because the rule was that everything you heard, you logged. and it might be useful for our side to know that these crews were going on leave, these boats would not be operating. even bits of gossip like that could come in useful, so we wrote everything

will be moving across northern parts of england, really quite heavy in the northwest, throughout yorkshiretland through the early hours of monday morning, whereas further south, the weather will tend to dry out early in the morning it will be muggy — on monday, temperatures will be around 13—15 celsius. so right from the word go, it's a cloudy and rainy picture across many central and northern parts of scotland. but to the south, i think some sunshine. and then tomorrow for many of us, a fine day, just a scattering of showers here and there, the odd crack of thunder, the odd heavier downpour, but a lot of sunshine around and really quite warm. look at these values, around 25 celsius on the north sea coast. low pressure is still with us on monday and tuesday as it travels northwards, and further showers are expected to spread in from the south. so i think on tuesday, again, another round of storms spreading across the country, possible almost anywhere across the uk. the temperatures a little lower than of late, perhaps in the low 20s for most of us, but really pleasant enough in the sunshin

english cricket was - already under scrutiny after the yorkshire scandal after the spinner, azeem rafiqe up ecb has a plan that has to come up with a plan to resolve well attention turns to matters on the field at lord's on wednesday — with england's mens side in action for the second ashes test against australia. the reports findings perhaps overshadowing what's set up to be an eagerly awaited clash — as england seek to level the series. joe wilson reports. lawrence is a fascinating place to be on a day when there has been fresh scrutiny about cricket openness and scrutiny —— lords a lot of work has been done here over the years to try and change the elitist image of lords and you could see it advertised. you see taking up space on the practice ground i knew ashes lounge. to get there, but your mind towards £1500. well, under ben stokes england will continue their attacking approach with some ball selections. woods not still fully fit so josh tonk will take the fast bowling option here. he did well against ireland, the captain, this is australia. == against ireland, the captain, this i

i like to brave it out like in yorkshire where i'm from.ome heavy rain going through followed by drizzle and a fair bit of cloud. but it will clear through the course of this morning, and at worst by early afternoon. we don't all have this, so some of us are getting off to a beautiful start to the day like in the isle of man where we have had some lovely sunrises this morning. but we've also had a fair bit of rain. this is one of our weather watcher pictures taken early in suffolk. the rain is courtesy of this where the front which is sinking south, ahead of it still humid air but behind it look at all the yellows of the chart indicating fresher conditions. it is a fresh day to day across england and wales than yesterday. here is the rain, mike has been stuck under it for most of the morning, and we have also got some showers from another weather front across western scotland and northern ireland, and this is going to be pushing eastward through the day. it is showery, not all of us will catch a shower, but if you do it could be heavy and t

parts of scotland and more towards the south—east of england seeing a bit more sunshine in parts of yorkshireeing the lovely weather continuing. no sign of rain — blue skies, warm in the sunshine and 22 or 23. it's not hot and the air is not particularly hot, meaning it's quite chilly at night with clear skies. but the high pressure is still there into wednesday with more cloud in the north sea, feeding back into east anglia and maybe parts of lincolnshire and the south—east. some areas will stay cloudy with a bit of patchy cloud developing further north but the lion's share of the uk will see the sunshine continuing. again, temperatures typically into the low 20s at best. what about the outlook? is there any rain on the way? rain is still all really across southern parts england, sundry downpours. —— some thundery downpours. this low pressure here will not reach us. we keep the high in charge. it stays quite breezy in the south. the centre of the high could move into the east, just a bit, allowing a more south—easterly breeze to come in and it could lift the temperatures, particularly in sou

my first station was on the yorkshire coast, at a place called withernsea, because we had very good reception naval ships used to talk coming out of the baltic or leaving their bases in the baltic. and at withernsea we used to search their wavelengths, write down everything we heard — they kept radio silence most of the time, but we were searching up and down their radio frequencies in our little secret stations. and i think we probably got a fair amount of useful information. and we passed the coded messages to bletchley park, and the plain language messages to the nearest naval intelligence centre. they would sometimes have a bit of chat, you know, "did you know so—and—so's boat "are all going on leave next week?". and the one that picked it up said, speaks german, "0h, they're all going to make babies". and we all wrote it down, because the rule was that everything you heard, you logged. and it might be usefulfor our side to know that these crews were going on leave, these boats would not be operating. even bits of gossip like that could come in useful, so we wrote everything down. i was t

parts of scotland may be towards the south—east, may be seeing a bit more sunshine across parts of yorkshiree west to sing the lovely weather continue. no sign of rain. blue skies, temperatures 22—23 c. it is not hot and that means it's chilly at night where you have those clear skies. this cloud feeding back into east anglia, parts of lincolnshire. some patchy cloud developing further north but the lion's share of the uk seeing the sunshine continuing and again, temperatures typically into the low 20s at best. now, what about the outlook? is there any rain on the way. the rain is still all really across southern parts of europe. this low pressure is not going to reach us. we will keep the high in charge. it stays quite breezy in the uk. the centre of the high could migrate a little bit towards the east which would allow more a south easterly breeze coming and it could lift the temperatures, particularly in southern and western areas by the end of next week. but, there is no rain. it still dry, clearskies. call at night. temperatures could reach 25—26 c by the end of next week. —— cool at ni

parts of scotland and more towards the southeast of england seeing a bit more sunshine in parts of yorkshiren of rain, blue skies, warm in the sunshine and 22 or 23. it's not hot and the air is not particularly hot, meaning it's quite chilly at night with clear skies. but the high pressure is still there into wednesday with more cloud in the north sea, feeding back into east anglia and maybe parts of lincolnshire and the southeast. some areas will stay cloudy with a bit of patchy cloud developing further north. but the lion's share of the uk will see the sunshine continuing. again, temperatures typically into the low 20s at best. what about the outlook? is there any rain on the way? rain is still all really across southern parts england, sundry downpours. this low pressure here will not reach us. we keep the high in charge. it stays quite breezy in the south. the centre of the high could move into the east, allowing a more south—easterly breeze to come in and it could lift the temperatures, particularly in southern and western areas by the end of next week and perhaps into the weekend as wel

across north yorkshire, temperatures were around 16 degrees in the afternoon.ll. we're going to find more sunshine, though, over the weekend, the start ofjuly, in this clearer slot with the thicker, lower cloud moving away, taking the rain away as well. we're going to be left with more of a north—south split this weekend with a sunnier, warmer weather in the south. the showers continuing further north. we'll have some stronger winds as well. it could be quite a cloudy start for many, but we'll see the showers in the midlands, the south—east moving away. sunnier skies developing in the south, but sunshine and showers will continue in scotland, northern ireland and also northern england. frequent showers in the north and west of scotland where it will be quite windy and it may feel still rather chilly, but we could make 18 degrees this time in scotland and northern ireland, 23 or 2a in the south—east. so a bit warmer than it was on friday. and for the cricketers, well, there could be one or two showers left over for the start of play. otherwise, it looks like it'

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his complaints led to a separate investigation into yorkshire, who admitted to miss handling his case. the sci fi has now suggested the club receive a fine of $637000.00 out of a significant points. deduction across all formats are feet, who is of pockets on the heritage. and now, based in device, spoke to al jazeera is so held, the league gave his reaction to the equity of reports. i don't think this reports on president. i don't think i want to thank the commission for all the how do they put in um, you know, it's be a, the been a lot delays on this be pastry and, but it was very impulse and that they got it right. so i just want to thank cindy, but on her team. i don't, you know, also i want to say to call them people over 4000 people built of the coverage, you know, to talk about their experiences and which is not easy to do the c, b have apologized. do you think the apology goes far enough? well, i think it'll get to stop the apologies to bare minimum they could do, you know, b, c, b, a, as a company buddy, i've got to take the responsibility on the fact that 87 percent of sunny

sarah from north yorkshire says she's tried every diet going but continues to struggle with her weightld make the difference. i want to live in a smaller body and i want to be able to do that so i can spend time with my daughter. i have a four—year—old daughter and i want to be able to active with her and live for as long as i possibly can to see her grow up so for me, something like this which allows me to become a healthier version of myself is crucial, you know, and exciting. like all medicines, wegovy can have side effects — the most common include nausea, diarrhoea, stomach pain, and bloating. and when patients come off the drug, most start piling on the pounds again. of course this doesn't deal with some underlying problems behind obesity — poor diet, the promotion and availability ofjunk food, and lack of physical activity. for now there are no stocks of wegovy in the uk and all the manufacturer could tell me is that it will be available as soon as possible. fergus, thank you. police in scotland are adverse to getting the death of a 14—year—old boy who died at a school in west l

since then, and he said he'd raised issues and certainly with yorkshire to 3 is be full. that's that it node him and the results have been a been released by the club and i think at least the district pools, full 1000 people have been spoken. so i have been able to do so i with, with some degree of confidence that they'll be listen, save, and it will be no negative repercussions. i think we can look now some of the, the key findings and the only people who has spoken to 80 percent of those with pakistani and buying that. she heritage said that experience discrimination, along with 82 percent of indian and 75 percent of black contributes, has their full found women regularly experience sexism is searching in a marginalized with the english women testing still to play at the countries how of crickets that is loss now, english cricket described as a lease is dominated by private schools and the old boys network. i was saying earlier, it's inverse is how are the public schools that they do have the game? it loads but the, the, the women's nashville not played a test match at

maybe seeing a bit more sentient across parts of yorkshire and lincolnshire.lovely weather continuing. no sign of rain, blue skies, warm in the sunshine. temperatures 22-23 c. it is not in the sunshine. temperatures 22—23 c. it is not hot in the air is not particularly hot in that and it's quite chilly at night where you have the clear skies. but the high—pressure is still there into wednesday. more cloud still again there. 0ut into the north see, feeding back into east anglia. may be parts of lincolnshire in the south east of england. some areas will stay cloudy but a bit of patchy cloud developing further north but the lion's share of the uk seeing the centre and continuing and again temperatures too quickly into the low 20s at best. what about the low 20s at best. what about the outlook was back is there any rain on the way? the rain is still all across southern parts of europe, southern definitely downpours. not going to reach us. we keep the high in charge stays quite breezy towards the south of the uk. the centre of the high could migrate a little bit to

and maybe more towards the south—east of england, maybe seeing a bit more sunshine across parts of yorkshire again, the west is seeing the lovely weather continuing. no sign of rain — blue skies, warm in the sunshine, temperatures 22 or 23 degrees. it's not hot, and the air is not particularly hot, and that means it's quite chilly at night, where you have the clearer skies. but the high pressure is still there into wednesday. more cloud still again there, out into the north sea, feeding back into east anglia, maybe parts of lincolnshire and the south—east of england. some areas will stay cloudy, a bit of patchy cloud developing further north, but the lion's share of the uk will see the sunshine continuing, and again, temperatures typically into the low 20s, at best. now, what about the outlook? is there any rain on the way? well, the rain is still all really across southern parts europe — some thundery downpours. this low pressure here, not going to reach us. we keep the high in charge. stays quite breezy towards the south of the uk. the centre of the high could migrate a little bit towards

in castleford, west yorkshire, the impact of the decisions made in london is already being felt.last month, bought a house last month, so, yeah, it affected us quite a lot. i have had a house below at a lower rate, it has doubled per month, it is a lot of money. it is the unknown of what will happen, if it will go up or down, and if we have made the right decision to fix for five years or should we have fixed for three and hope it would go lower? the bank of england increased rates by more than expected to 5%. it is supposed to try to calm price rises on everything else. inflation, the rate of the soaring cost of living, is way above the bank's 2% target. but it will bring a huge shock for the hundreds of thousands of households due to remortgage in the next couple of months, and it is notjust a problem for homeowners. landlords say many will have to sell up or put up costs for renters. landlords like steve, who has decided to give up his two properties. the reality is landlords are making less money than ever today with the interest rates going up so high, and i would like to sa

these pupils in west yorkshire are on a nature trail and know how important it is to apply suncream.t protects you. but according to the charity melanoma focus, one in ten people are not wearing suncream because it's so expensive. it's hugely concerning. we don't... we strongly believe this is not a luxury item. this is something that prevents melanomas, prevents deaths. melanoma is the deadliest form of skin cancer, and the number of cases are increasing in the uk. charities are calling on the government to help make this life—saving product more affordable. there have been conversations about removing vat. for more stories . from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. the royal mint is unveiling a new 50p coin marking 75 years since the arrival of the empire windrush, which was one of the first ships to bring large groups of west indian immigrants to britain after the second world war. the new coin depicts two people from the windrush generation against a backdrop of the union flag, as greg mckenzie reports. these are the first pictures of the new 5

these pupils in west yorkshire are on a nature trail and know how important it is to apply suncream.ects you. but according to the charity melanoma focus, one in ten people are not wearing suncream because it's so expensive. it's hugely concerning. we don't we strongly believe this is not a luxury item. this is something that prevents melanomas, prevents deaths. melanoma is the deadliest form of skin cancer and the number of cases are increasing in the uk. charities are calling on the government to help make this life—saving product more affordable. there have been conversations about removing vat. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news ajury in the us has found a truck driver guilty a two—year investigation by the usjustice department into the murder of george floyd by a police officer in 2020, found that the minneapolis police department had a pattern of using excessive force on, and discriminating against, black and native american people. george floyd's death led to mass protests across the country and overseas. president bide

i think they have already brought in, i have seen officers from derbyshire, south yorkshire have landedy, they drafted in detectives to investigated, drifting in. people have got to control the accordance, which uses up officers. it has a knock—on effect, and it won't end today. the investigation will go on for some considerable time, and there is work in community reassurance. hearing that that two other people who died is university students will create huge concern for university community. people used to go out late at night, clubbing, walking back to campus or their accommodation. that will require a lot of reassurance and police presence, so that will stretch the personnel, which is why i'm sure other forces will offer their services, and there is a system in place for that. thank you, dann . a system in place for that. thank you, danny- a very. _ system in place for that. thank you, danny- a very. very _ system in place for that. thank you, danny. a very, very difficult - system in place for that. thank you, danny. a very, very difficult day - danny. a very, very difficult day fo