to deliver his sunday blessing from the hospital balcony in rome to avoid putting strain on his abdomen. doctors say pope francis, who s 86, has agreed to remain in hospital for at least all of next week. he underwent a three hour operation to repairan abdominal hernia on wednesday. an amber heat health alert has been issued across eastern and southern england, as well as in the midlands, with temperatures predicted to hit 30 celsius this weekend that s 5 to 10 degrees celsius above normaljune temperatures. a yellow warning for thunderstorms is also in place, which could cause disruption to travel, power cuts and some localised flooding. 0ur correspondent, leigh milner is in southend for us. good afternoon, and welcome to sunny southend on sea, where, as you can see behind me, it is jam packed full of tourists and it is no wonder because we have had wall to wall sunshine all day. the temperature here is 26 degrees right now. across
doctors treating the pope say he s recovering well from surgery but they ve advised him not to deliver his sunday blessing from the hospital balcony in rome to avoid putting strain on his abdomen. doctors say pope francis who s 86 has agreed to remain in hospital for at least all of next week. he underwent a three hour operation to repairan abdominal hernia on wednesday. let s show you some light pictures coming in from colombia. an incredible story, you might have seen this and our bulletin, for my children were found alive after surviving a plane crash and spending 40 surviving a plane crash and spending a0 days fending for themselves in colombia s amazon jungle. their mother, the pilot and co pilot did die in the crash. that is the hospital, the scene where the children are. this is bbc news. a hot summer s day for many across the country with temperatures in excess of 30 degrees.
hospital balcony. and later, they re cute little devils, a special species makes a return. they re beautiful, what is not to love about tasmanian devils? they re beautiful this is the cbs weekend news with jericka duncan, reporting from the new york. ork, her barnett: good evening, to our viewers in the west jericka duncan is off tonight. i m errol barnett. british billionaire richard branson first took tourists to the sky in 1984 flying aboard a used jumbo jet. today branson soared into space on board a repainted virgin galactic rocket plane with a crew of five others. he called this the dawn of a new space age aimed at sending tourist there, too. cbs mark strassmann watched it all in truth or consequences, new mexico. good evening. reporter: i tell you, errol, that really was something, a milestone for richard branson personally, but also one for