how has it been for you? @vicderbyshire on insta or twitter or email me victoria@bbc.co.uk £5,000 fines could be issued to anyone heading abroad on holiday under new coronavirus laws due come into force in england next week. a committee has found the scottish government s handling of harassment complaints against alex salmond was seriously flawed , accusing first minister nicola sturgeon of misleading their inquiry. a gunman has killed 10 people including a police officer in the us state of colorado, after an hour long stand off at a grocery market. and how you can help stop the dwindling population of hedgehogs in the uk. the uk will mark the anniversary of the first national lockdown by pausing today to remember those who have lost their lives to covid 19. 0n what s being called a day of reflection , people are being asked to observe a minute s silence at noon. this day comes as a new survey suggests covid restrictions may have had a lasting impact on the way we live. th
time for a look at the weather. here s louise lear. this time yesterday i was telling you about how much sunshine we were having across the country and how glorious it was and we saw highs of 16 degrees. today it has been a slightly disappointing start with quite a lot of cloud. but in the last hour or so across lincolnshire, down towards the east midlands and cambridgeshire, we ve got some breaks in the cloud and some sunshine. but i suspect most of us further west will continue to see that pretty thick cloud. and there is some rain on the way for the lake district. forthe is some rain on the way for the lake district. for the rest of the afternoon we are going to be chasing cloud around. there will be some brief breaks perhaps in the south east but it will be a rather overcast afternoon. and there will be some heavy rain moving into the north west. 9 12 will be the overall high the country. the rain will be heavy for a time and it will be driven through pretty quickly by gu
good afternoon. one year since the first lockdown the queen has reflected on the grief and loss felt by so many during the pandemic. in this message attached to flowers she sent to the hospital where the duke of edinburgh was treated she also praised the immeasurable service of those who have supported us over the last 12 months . prime minister borisjohnson has remembered the more than 126 thousand people who have died during what he s called a very dark and difficult year . tonight, people are being encouraged to stand on their doorsteps at 8 o clock with phones, candles and torches to signify a beacon of remembrance . duncan kennedy reports. a cross of hope, after what has seemed like a never ending circle of despair. made of real grass it symbolises life after death. 0ptimism following darkness. winchester is just one place to mark this day of national reflection with words of contemplation from the dean of the cathedral, to begin a minute s silence. on this solemn a
plus the virus devastating effect on some children. water emergency. millions in texas still without safe drinking water. one week since the first storms hit. houston lifting its boil water alert. but now many families are assessing the damage. and more texans faced with skyrocketing electric bills. one man charged $17,000. capitol riot investigation. more than 200 charged since january 6th. and now the man who could lead that investigation, president biden s pick for attorney general, merrick garland, on capitol hill himself. gun store shootout. three dead after a man opened fire inside the store. other customers and staff returned fire. what authorities said led up to the deadly scene. honoring a trailblazer. the rocket launched into orbit. how this celebrated one of america s legendary black mathematicians. and the virtual honor for a very special group of eagle scouts. good evening. thank you for joining us. i m linsey davis. we begin tonight with breaking ne
politicians recognize the power that his name still has and use it. and that vision of lincoln s of a generous, inclusive america has driven this country for more than 200 years. president lincoln not only understood the heart break of his country, he also understood the cost of san francisco. abraham lincoln signed the emancipation prock clamming and said and i quote if my name ever goes down in history it will be for this act. and my whole soul is in it. my whole soul is in it. generations of black people name their children lincoln because lincoln freed the slaves. but it s a lot more complicated than that. a lot of people think lincoln was a fiery opponent of slavery from the day he was born. that s not quite true. turns out a great way to the yang the rebellion is to yang the slaves out from under the enemies. and the guy was freeing the slaves and they d go back to africa. they don t tell you that in second grade. the sin of slavery loomed over ame