hello, this is breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. it s going to be another hot day for many of us, so let s use our regular appointment with our gp to get some advice on how to stay safe in the hot weather. dr ellie cannonjoins us from north london. good morning. i know carroll is in london this morning when she says it is already into the 20s. i am sure many are enjoying the hot weather and others are suffering. what is the medical advice? the and others are suffering. what is the medical advice? the medical advice? the medical advice is not the medical advice? the medical advice is not to the medical advice? the medical advice is not to think the medical advice? the medical advice is not to think we - the medical advice? the medical advice is not to think we do - the medical advice? the medical advice is not to think we do not i advice is not to think we do not need to follow any hot weather advice because we are in england. some of us made that mistake. keep out of
migrants to the uk. officers from the national crime agency carried out raids in a number of areas including south london and surrey, and detained the alleged ringleader of the people smuggling network which investigators believe used lorries and vans to transport individuals from northern france last year. a reading charity in london which provides tutoring for children says it continues to see unprecedented demand as a result of the pandemic. bookmark says it needs to recruit more volunteers over the summer to cope in september. research by the education policy institute has shown that pupils fell behind once again this year with maths and reading after a second year of disruption. we often hear calls for people to give blood, but a new campaign is urging londoners to donate plasma. its used to make life saving medicines for people with weakened immune systems. but there 5 a shortfall. more than 4,500 donors are needed in london in the next three months to meet targets.
between london and brussels. the irish government says it is willing to consider any creative solutions, but the protocol can t be renegotiated. resolving the stalemate matters hugely for northern ireland, but also for future relations between the uk and the eu. chris page, bbc news, belfast. iain watson is in westminster. wasn t all this supposed to be sorted out in the original brexit deal? ~ ., sorted out in the original brexit deal? ~ . . . deal? we are familiar with the hrase deal? we are familiar with the phrase get deal? we are familiar with the phrase get brexit deal? we are familiar with the phrase get brexit done, - deal? we are familiar with the phrase get brexit done, but i deal? we are familiar with thej phrase get brexit done, but to deal? we are familiar with the - phrase get brexit done, but to some extent, brexit is still unfinished business. that is certainly the case when it comes to northern ireland. to get that deal through in 2019, and to make sure border on t
bookmark says it needs to recruit more volunteers over the summer to cope in september. research by the education policy institute has shown that pupils fell behind once again this year with maths and reading after a second year of disruption. kate kinsella has the weather. good morning. another warm night last night the temperature inland in the london area not dropping much below 19 celsius by the mid teens elsewhere. another hot and sunny day today. largely dry. we might see one or two heavy thundery showers developing in the south. temperatures for the london area, 29, 30 celsius. the east coast of kent might get a little cooler thanks to the onshore breeze. 24 celsius there. overnight tonight it is dry and it is clear. another warm one. the minimum temperature between 13 and 16 celsius. we could see mist and fog developing overnight as well. that will burn back in the morning. another dry or largely dry hot and sunny day tomorrow. temperatures cooling off for friday. as we head in
with the latest news in your area. the sister of a dartford woman who took her own life just before she was due to face her abuser in court says the justice system is failing victims. this month marks a year since gemma robinson 5 death but the latest figures show that kent still has some of the worst backlogs of criminal court cases in the country. the government has opened 25 temporary nightingale courts to help clear the backlog including one in maidstone. i really, really do think if they had dealt with this a lot sooner, i think my sister would possibly still be here. i do think they have a lot to answer for, the court system. the number of police patrolling beaches in france is to double in an attempt to reduce the number of migrants crossing the english channel to reach the uk. nearly 8,500 people have made the journey in small boats so far this year. the uk will pay more than £54m as part of the deal agreed between ministers in london and paris.