Crowd at royal portrush. How do our gardens grow the economy . Visits to parks and gardens like this one in cheshire add 3 billion pounds a year to the countrys gdp but could more be done to boost garden tourism . Good morning from Beckenham Hill park home to the newly opened wild swimming venue where temperatures will soar for some swimming venue where temperatures will soarfor some up swimming venue where temperatures will soar for some up to 35 degrees and for some, wont fall lower than 25 degrees at midnight tomorrow. I will have more info ten minutes. Its monday the 22nd ofjuly. Our top story. Its the final day of voting to decide who will be the next Prime Minister jeremy hunt or borisjohnson. Conservative Party Members must make sure their ballot papers are submitted by five oclock this evening. The winner will be announced tomorrow. Lets get more from our political correspondent, jonathan blake, whos in westminster. We are going to have to wait. I suppose the question is, can y
At heathrow in july 2015. To thejuly record of 37 degrees set at heathrow injuly 2015. Here we are at the moment with cloud to the south and west but that will continue burning off through the afternoon and the temperatures rising across england and wales, Northern Ireland much more warmer than yesterday as we see increasing amounts of sunshine and warmth for southern around eastern scotland. Rain that just slowly clears away north wards so perhaps 17 or 18 the highs here, we could get up to 30 in eastern england. The rain finally sta rts eastern england. The rain finally starts to pull away from the high land and the Western Isles by the end of the night. Misty and murky for northern england. A humid night as well, uncomfortable in some spots the lows no lower than 20 or 21. So, a sticky start to tuesday, a murky one for some as well but i think by the time we get to the afternoon we are talking about a story of wall to wall sunshine. Much clearer towards the north west with that fron
The worst weeks of the pandemic. I think its really important that everybody, in every interaction they have, every dayfor the next two weeks, thinks, do i really need to do this . On coronavirus at five oclock, alongside professor Stephen Powis, the National Medical director of nhs england. Well bring that to you to that live. A stark warning from the chancellor, who says people should expect the economy to get worse before it gets better the bbc delivers its biggest ever roll out of Education Resources during this lockdown, with new programmes across tv and digital. Good afternoon, and welcome to this bbc news special. Im ben brown. To this bbc news special. The government has set out plans to deliver the largest Vaccination Programme in british history as it ramps up the covid 19 immunisation strategy. It includes plans to immunise tens of millions of people by the spring. The Vaccination Programme aims to have all adults in the uk vaccinated by the autumn with millions of doses bei
Good morning, welcome to breakfast with Naga Munchetty and charlie stayt. Our headlines today growing anger in china as authorities forcibly detain people suspected of having the coronavirus. Thousands of passengers confined to their cabins onboard the diamond princess. More than 60 people are infected with the virus. Six senior conservative mps try to pressure borisjohnson into rethinking huaweis involvement in the uks sg telecom networks. Good morning. We have two huge home nations clashes in the six nations coming up, including rugbys oldest trophy, the calcutta cup, its scotland against england at murrayfield. Good morning. The weather is likely causing disruption over the weekend as storm tube is approaching. Strong winds today in scotland and Northern Ireland storm keebra. Destructive winds, large rain around the coast and heavy rain large swells. More details later. Its saturday the 8th of february. Our top story authorities in china have been forcibly rounding up people suspect