storm. on the satellite picture we can see a lot of cloud to the east of north america at the moment. this took shape developing in the cloud is a sign of a weather system that is a sign of a weather system that is strengthening and being picked up by a powerfuljet is strengthening and being picked up by a powerful jet stream and is strengthening and being picked up by a powerfuljet stream and pushed across the atlantic is a deepening area of low pressure. that will bring some very windy weather later this week and fact we have two bouts of windy weather this week. things are set to get a lot more lively with spells of rain and some very windy weather on the way. i said it is a quiet start the week but that does not mean completely dry sunny by any means. a lot of cloud for many this afternoon, some outbreaks of patchy rain and brighter skies for north east scotland and also for wales, parts of southern and south western england. temperatures nine, 10 degrees. through this ev
drjenny harries the deputy chief medical officerfor england. the prime minister is likely to be asked about today s other main news as the duchess of sussex tells american tv that her treatment by the royal family led her to contemplate suicide. she tells oprah winfrey that one unnamed family member raised questions about the skin colour of her son archie. so, we have in tandem the conversation of, he won t be given security, he s not going to be given a title. and also, concerns and conversations about how dark his skin might be when he s born. oprah winfrey has since said harry wanted to clarify that it was not the queen or prince philip who made the comments about archie s skin. she also addressed the couple s desire for privacy. hello. welcome to this bbc news special in the next few minutes the prime minister will be leading a coronavirus news briefing at downing street. today marks the first stage of the borisjohnson s road map out of lockdown for england. all s
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During the height of the pandemic, states received nearly $122 billion in Elementary and Secondary Schools Emergency Relief (ESSER III) funds to address student academic, social, emotional, and mental health needs. North Carolina received $3.6 billion, on top of previous federal Covid relief dollars. Now, districts must spend those funds by Sept. 30 — a […]