the cloud will still be thick enough here and therefore some spots of drizzle. not particularly windy, wherever you are. at across the south west of the channel islands, there is a wee bit more of a breeze. in temperatures today ranging from fourin in temperatures today ranging from four in aberdeen, to about eight as we move towards plymouth. through this evening will be further holes in the cloud. this is where we will see some frost form, and also some patchy fog. and by the end of the night, a week where the front will be coming in across the far north of scotland, introducing some patchy rain, especially across shetland. temperatures falling away in towns and cities, between two and 6 degrees. tomorrow, we start off with some frost. the patchy fog slowly lifting. a brighter day cottingley done wales, but still pretty cloudy across northern ireland and scotland. in england and wales was not a top temperature of nine. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. the government s being
reporter mark lobel. so talk us through the latest announcement when it comes to travel restrictions. the announcement when it comes to travel restrictions. travel restrictions. the uk read list travel restrictions. the uk read list was travel restrictions. the uk read list was cleared - travel restrictions. the uk read list was cleared of. travel restrictions. the uk read list was cleared of all countries three weeks ago, but it was kept as a preventative measure. and that means that basically, it was there, and now we have a six country travel ban in place. now that s come as a result of 59 confirmed cases in south africa of this new b11529 variant of course one in hong kong and fourin course one in hong kong and four in botswana. it s the most heavily mutated variant so far, and the concerns are about how far it can spread, how quickly can spread, and also how effective it is against vaccines. so let s have a look at those six african countries at those six african countries
fourin was overwhelmingly with the farmers. four in ten people in india are employed in farming. four in ten people in india are employed infarming. a four in ten people in india are employed in farming. a huge amount of the country relies on the agriculture sector and so in the end thatis agriculture sector and so in the end that is why prime minister modi made the announcement. he made it on a very significant day for the seek religion, the birth of guru nanak is today. the sikh religion. many farmers we ve been speaking to say that even though the prime minister says you can go home now, many people i ve talked to say we are not going anywhere. the trust has broken down between the government and the fund so until the law is actually repealed, there are many farmers who have braved the cold, covid and intense heat to stick it out at the protest site and say they aren t going anywhere until they see the law repealed and others who say unless it s actually written into law they are
personally, i want to see international rugby league. they will be taking part in the south tournament, they ve been in australia, great britain, new zealand over the last three years, but now at the position of number fourin but now at the position of number four in the world, if we see that coming from australia and new zealand, you will see a much stronger team as well, much stronger gb, so this will be a competition that was to be staggered out. a lot of players of the highest calibre taking part in this tournament, so can the yakima press mike and i still want to see the tournaments, will it be the same tournament? now, it won t. next tonight, a study which has involved scanning the brains of elite rugby players has found one in four could be at risk of small abnormalities. but the team led by imperial college london say that further research is needed to understand the long term implications of repeated head trauma. a parliamentary inquiry recently found the government needs to
families when you may be reunited with your relatives? we have not. we have not been given or let me not speakfor everyone, but i have not been given a timeline of when we might be able to expect any kind of information. just to go back for a second to the point of expressing concern, the night before it happened i had talked to my mother about 7pm that day and she told me that she had woken up around 43 or fourin she had woken up around 43 or four in the morning because you heard loud noises that were corrupt. maggie throup. i didn t think much of it. buildings make those sounds. but it didn t occur to us that it was at this level. around 3am or 4am. after i saw the footage it haunts me now that we should have paid more attention. attention. pablo, we are grateful attention. pablo, we are grateful to attention. pablo, we are grateful to you - attention. pablo, we are grateful to you sharing l attention. pablo, we are i grateful to you sharing your express with us during t