the afternoon, better for wimbledon, a lower risk of rain, not those gloomy skies we had. but i think in the north of scotland it is looking pretty wet. temperatures a bit higher tomorrow because there is more sunshine coming through. towards the end of the week, this is trying to build in but when when we are on the edge of it, the air comes in from the north, so those chilly northerly winds, i mean, there will be some big temperature contrast, i think. 0nly be some big temperature contrast, i think. only 13 for lara, 1a in aberdeen, a pleasant 23 in london giving a bit of sunshine. teen for lerwick. the outlook, not particularly warm and a mixed bag. back to you. thanks. hello, and welcome to sportsday. i m 0lly foster. here s what s coming up for you this evening. the system is to be made against the dutch in dortmund. we will head there shortly on the eve of england s euro semifinal. at the beginning of the tournament, the expectation weighed quite heavily. what was im
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smell of the exhaust are what formula i is all about for many fans. so how does a sport born out of the awesome explosive power of fossil fuels go green? that s the challenge taken on. the enders engineer says he s determined to put sustainability at the heart of f1, and electric engines are a nonstarter, he told me. there is no electric solution nonstarter, he told me. there is no electric solution today. nonstarter, he told me. there is no electric solution today. we - nonstarter, he told me. there is no electric solution today. we don t i electric solution today. we don t want them looking at power conservation and trying to make the battery lasts long enough to get to the end of the race or saving the battery up so the last five laps, they can really go. that doesn t seem to engage the fans of. your instinct is that seem to engage the fans of. your instinct is that possibly seem to engage the fans of. your instinct is that possibly hydrogen is maybe the solution y
hello and welcome to our look ahead what the papers will be bringing us on saturday morning. joining me are jason beattie and martin benson. welcome both of you. thank you as well forjoining us. let me bring you up to date. 0h, burger that s the headline in the sun. it says the growing nhs pandemic is putting a summer heat wave barbecues at threat. as cases spike across the uk. there s a similar theme to the ft s uk. there s a similar theme to the ft s main story. the mail splashes front holiday chaos french holiday. the story also makes the front of the times. it says the decision was made to concerns of the spreading beta variants which was identified in south africa. different travel changes feature heavily in the telegraph. could result in food shortages. the express is looking more upbeat, focusing on the heatwave forecast across britain. soaring temperatures also make the tar s few days. the star. let s begin. let s start with france. jason, can you explain what