Than yesterday. Heres rachel ayers from the met office. Ayers from the met office. It was an unsettled start to the weekend with storm anthony crossing the uk, but it looks like a drier and brighter second half for us across the uk. Join me later for a full forecast with all the details. Well its lovely to be with you today. Im anne diamond. Im anne diamond. And im Martin Daubney and this breakfast on. Gb news. This is breakfast on. Gb news. So you have been a sunbed hugger . Well not only that, anne. I must confess, i deploy my children like fagin. I send them children like fagin. I send them down early towels on sunbeds before breakfast, and i even direct them from the balcony. No, not that yet. That great. So isend no, not that yet. That great. So i send the kids down because they wake at the crack of dawn and theyre penalty for that is go and get me a lounger. I must confess i do it, but i see. Thats not so bad in that what youre doing is just claiming your right early. But would y
The threat of russian interference. And bad table manners Restaurant Owners severely hit by the pandemic react angrily over the number of no show bookings. Labour has apologised and agreed to pay whats been described as substantial, undisclosed damages to seven former employees whod criticised the pa rtys handling of anti semitism complaints. The party has also issued an unreserved apology and paid damages to a journalist who investigated alleged anti semitism in the party for bbc panorama. Our Political Correspondent nick eardley reports. July 2019 Jeremy Corbyn was still labour leader and the party was being accused of not dealing properly with anti semitism allegations. The bbcs panorama aired allegations from whistle blowers, who claimed senior figures close to mr corbyn had interfered in the partys disciplinary process. That provoked a furious reaction from mr corbyns allies, who denied the allegations and called the whistle blowers former disaffected employees with political axes
Children and teachers were amongst those invited for tests at charltons Football Ground today. One way to help keep the virus out of schools, but will it be enough . Some think things are out of control and they want schools to stay closed. Teaching unions say staff are at risk. We know members of our union got sick. Some of them died over the christmas period. So there is the concern for our members. There is also concern for parents and grandparents and we dont think it is safe. We think there should be a period of closure to get cases down. Londons Primary School children will all stay off after a u turn ended the patchwork of partial closures. So harrison has a fortnight at home. We are not going back to school and we are going to have to do home learning. What do you think about that . Not very good because i want to see my friends. Mum and dad have the challenge of finding childcare. It all seems very la st finding childcare. It all seems very last minute, really. Its all very co