by the city of high pressure which is sitting across northwest europe. we are underneath that and would strap for us is that cloud producing some light rain and drizzle continues to do so and every person of rain moving across counties in england in south wales. with the clear skies and this wells. the clear skies and this wells. the clear skies and this wells. the clear skies in its wake, will cease in ice and frost. clearer your brakes in central was from scotland and a touch of frost here but mostly frost free and wednesday morning. the more blowing, there will be some more predator bricks on wednesday compared to stay. and to the eastern portion of the english channel, for was an increasingly through shetland and 0rkney. 0nce across england and wales would be blustar in northeastern with a bit of cello and even though it is around seven or 9 degrees, it will feel colder than that especially on the seas general
overshadowed by diplomatic rows. these olympics could be remembered for very different reasons. joe lynskey, bbc news. well earlier i spoke to sophie richardson of human rights watch. i started by asking her what she made of china making such a firm response to the united states action. it has, but it s also utterly predictable. the chinese government likes to object to things before they even happen and the blustar is really, you know, to be expected, most importantly, it shouldn t deter any government from taking similar positions most important in our view the chinese government is not the injured party here. it is the one thatis injured party here. it is the one that is committing crimes against humanity, and therefore obliging rights respecting governments to use the tools at their disposal to respond to that. the tools at their disposal to res-ond to that. . ., , i. ., , respond to that. allows you foresee beinr respond to that. allows you foresee being drawn respond to that.
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alex forsyth, bbc news, hastings. let s discuss the prime minister s speech in more detail. with me is daniel pryor, who is the head of programmes at the adam smith insitute. also, i m joined by seena shah, a conservative campaigner who stood for the brentford and isleworth parliamentary seat in the 2019 general election. thank you to both of you forjoining me. let me start by asking you, seena, what did you make of this beach today? tt seena, what did you make of this beach today? beach today? it did not really surrise beach today? it did not really surprise me. beach today? it did not really surprise me, i beach today? it did not really surprise me, i did beach today? it did not really surprise me, i did not - beach today? it did not really surprise me, i did not think. beach today? it did not really i surprise me, i did not think this would be on levelling up and how he would be on levelling up and how he would actually plan to do that, and i think the reception that he receiv