reort. . ., ., ~ up the recommendations in this reort. . . . ~ , report. sanchia, thank you very much. report. sanchia, thank you very much- report. sanchia, thank you very much- the report. sanchia, thank you very much. the culture report. sanchia, thank you very much. the culture of - report. sanchia, thank you very much. the culture of the - report. sanchia, thank you very l much. the culture of the met. 20 vmillion people watched scotland play england on tv yesterday, as well as 22,500 fans at wembley. it was the first time the two home nations have met in a one off encounter at a major men s football tournament in 25 years. the game ended 0 0 but scottish fans were delighted, after their earlier defeat by the czech republic. frankie mccamley reports. the day after the night that gave scotland hope. arriving into glasgow, some very happy fans. went in as underdogs and came out fighting last night, so, aye, it was a great performance. delighted. trailing behind at
motorists will see cheaper premiums as a result. it is going to cut out expensive legal fees which sometimes can be more than the actual value of the claim. and in turn, if we can get those savings into the system, all honest motorists out there should be benefiting from it. the government says the changes will stop those looking for an easy payday abusing the system, while ordinary drivers pay the price. will batchelor, bbc news. now here s something you don t hear very often. this bank holiday is set to be the hottest day of the year so far. 0ur correspondent sanchia berg has more from brighton. it s fairly busy, i would say, but not absolutely packed, as you can probably see from the pictures from the helicopter. it s been busy with people coming from other parts of the country. i ve been speaking to families who have come from the west midlands, for example. they said it was almost normal. they were delighted to enjoy the hot weather, but they were a little bit
of the year so far in some parts of the uk. the mercury hit 25 degrees at kinlochewe in the highlands. 0ur correspondent sanchia berg went to brighton for this report. clear sky, glittering sea brought tourists to english beaches. in brighton, visitors were delighted to return. absolutely fantastic, the weather s good, the people are lovely, it s just nice to be out and about. for the thousands of visitors filling the streets of brighton, it s a glorious bank holiday, almost back to normal. that s not the case for the brighton residents, who are worried that covid could be creeping back this way. many were busy queueing for vaccines. here, as elsewhere, they re racing to beat a potential new wave of covid 19. sanchia berg, bbc news, brighton.