The National Trust has described the find as astonishing. What further secrets will it now reveal . Jon kay, bbc news, salisbury plain. Time for a look at the weather. Thats with tomasz schafernaker. Loveit love it or loathe it, a heatwave is on the way this week and temperatures, at least across england, are expected to widely reach 30 celsius by wednesday. And you can imagine, the heat coming from the south and spreading across much of europe, notjust us but many other countries will be feeling the heat and the hot air will also reach scandinavia where in the last couple of weeks temperatures have been very high, approaching 30 degrees. Talking of the northern climes, this is not the only area in the far north where we have been experiencing high temperatures. All the way across the other side of the globe in siberia recently, temperatures have got up to 38 celsius, making it a record, within the arctic circle, these extreme temperatures. Its not completely unprecedented to get high
Look like when it welcomes you back for yourfirst pint sent look like when it welcomes you back for your first pint sent lockdown began. When looking at laughter, sunshine and love from returning tories will keep businesses happy. Novak djokovic apologises after testing positive for coronavirus. The world number one is the latest tennis star to be diagnosed with covid 19, after playing at a tournament hed organised himself. Good morning from kew gardens where the temperature is already 15 celsius. Today, it is going to be hot and celsius. Today, it is going to be hotand humid. Celsius. Today, it is going to be hot and humid. Temperatures rising in scotland and Northern Ireland. But you will not see the real humidity until tomorrow. All details at 27 minutes past. Its wednesday, june 24th. Our top story Health Leaders are warning that urgent action is needed to ensure the uk is ready for a potential second wave of coronavirus. The president s of the royal colleges of surgeons, nursing,
2. 3 million, and more than 121,000 americans have died from complications of the disease. Dr. Anthony fauci is telling congress, were now seeing a disturbing surge of infections, and if the nation doesnt get the coronavirus pandemic under control by the fall, then were essentially chasing after a forest fire. The next couple of weeks are going to be critical in our ability to address those surgings that were seeing in florida, in texas, in arizona and in other states. Theyre not the only ones that are having a difficulty. And despite the president claiming that he wants to see a slowdown in testing, fauci telling the Committee Just the opposite, that the u. S. Will see an increase in testing going forward, not less of it. So, joining me now, cnns White House Correspondent john harwood and our political commentator bakari sellers. Hes at author of the new memoir, my vanishing country. Harwood and sellers. Tuesday nights on cnn. Sounds like a band. No, its a tuesday night like a buddy c
Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are harriet line the deputy political editor, pa and the whitehall correspondent for the Financial Times sebastian payne. Welcome back to you both. Lets look through more of the first additions that we have got in before discussing them in a bit more detail. The i leads on the loosening of lockdown rules in england, reporting that bars and restaurants will ask some customers for identification to help with contact tracing. The telegraph also leads on this story, reporting that cinemas and museums are set to reopen in england as the two metre rule is eased at the start ofjuly. Going moronic cultural angle. Going moronic culturalangle. Going more on a cultural angle. The express focuses on the 2. 2 million Vulnerable People who have been shielding since the start of lockdown and how they too will enjoy more freedom on the 4th ofjuly. The loosening of the lockdown in england is the main story in t
Empire windrush, the country prepares to pay tribute to the contribution of the Windrush Generation and their descendants. Two minutes silence has been held in reading for the victims of the stabbings over the weekend. Three people were killed in the attack on saturday evening. Joe ritchie bennett, originally from philadelphia, is the second victim to be named. He had lived in the uk for 15 years. His friend, james furlong a history teacher also died. Pupils at the school in wokingham where he taught have gathered to pay tribute to a very kind and gentle man who inspired everyone he taught. Police are continuing to question a 25 year old libyan man, Khairi Saadallah, who is being held under the terrorism act. On a visit to the scene of the attack, the home secretary priti patel, said it was a tragic event and the actions of a lone individual. Andy moore is in reading for us now. This gateway leads to the gardens, the scene of the attack, and it has become a focus for the times grief. I