In just a moment it will be the way but first i want to bring you some breaking news from the information commissioners office who says that electronic devices have been seized, following searches of two homes today in relation to the leaking of cctv footage that led to matt hancock s down for a cell secretary for the top you will remember those images from cctv within his office which showed him kissing his aid, and that was in contravention of the covid rules. electronic devices have been seized following searches. we will have much more on that coming up will have much more on that coming up during afternoon but for now here is the weather with chris today the best of the sunshine is across northern areas of the uk. this is cumbria earlier in the day with lots of sunshine. to have some cloud across central and eastern england, pretty thin, 300 metres thick, i m hopefulthat england, pretty thin, 300 metres thick, i m hopeful that should break up, more especially late this
In aberdeen, 28 further south in london and cardiff, but it looks like it s on sunday we will see the higher temperatures of the weekend will stop the exception to that story, scotland, where we have some slightly fresher air beginning to make inroads so more in the way of cloud. it s still pleasant, low 20s in terms of celsius here. further south temperatures will probably hit 30 celsius so it s very warm. one by day means warm by night, these are the kind of temperatures you might encounter as you are going to bed in london. it gets increasingly uncomfortable, really, into the weekend. a reminder of our top story. tax sugary and salty food to improve our nation s health, says an independent review. but the prime minister responds coolly to the idea. that s all from the bbc news at one. it s goodbye from me. on bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc s news teams where you are. bye bye.
Jordan spieth won the open four years ago. could he do it again? but, among the long grass, others were losing their way, big hitting bryson dechambeau lurching from one calamity to another. golf can sometimes seem a very cruel game. yes, this course is always a really tough test for the players. lots of long grass, lots of humps and bumps. very early days of course at the moment but at the moment s canada s mackenzie hughes leads the way. andy sullivan and danny willett both in the chasing pack. lots of big names still to start their rounds, including rory mcilroy, who goes off at 3:20pm. many thanks, andy. time for the weather now, here s chris fawkes.
That their mummy s not coming home. as i say, if she can be remembered in that way, that she has done some good, that would be a positive. gareth, i am so, so sorry. thank you very much for talking to us today. ok, thanks. and victoria also spoke to our medical editor fergus walsh who talked us through the risks associated with the vaccine and explained a little about lisa s condition. let me tell you about about this condition. in lisa s case, we have to wait for the inquest but the certificate talks about complications coming from the astrazeneca vaccine