even the then first lady got involved in carpool karaoke. stars including harry styles appeared on his final night. i would never say never to that. # you filled it with thousands of moments ofjoy. # and now there won t be any more. signing off, corden said, all we have wanted is to be a bit of light and levity at the end of your day. thank you for letting me into your home every night. time for a look at the weather. here s darren bett. the bank holiday weekend is just around the corner and it will be quite mixed, quite typicalfor this time of year. it will be feeling warmer and there will be some sunshine around but there is still the chance of some heavy showers. a bit warmer today and brightening up, a drier day across the country after
against. are you the parent of a child or young adult with severe learning disabilities? tell me about your world. tell me about the ups and downs, the stress, the moments ofjoy. learning disabilities your world. here is the news with karishma patel. nicky, thank you. medical leaders are urging the government and doctors to use a third party service to broker a deal in their pay dispute. the academy of medical royal colleges says strikes are having a serious impact on patient care. the government is expected to publish changes to the illegal migration bill which would make it easier to deport migrants. under the amendment,
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that they are actually celebrating today. it s a lot of emotion and joy. 0n the tarmac you see people hugging each other, mothers hugging their sons again after many years. i also met a little boy who never met his father before today since his mother was pregnant two months before her husband got detained. so, it s full of emotions and happiness and joy and a lots of tears but tears ofjoy. i suppose when you think about the last eight years of this conflict. so many lives lost and so much devastation. would you say there is no cautious optimism and hope? there is. there s no cautious optimism and hope? there is- there s bits no cautious optimism and hope? there is. there s bits of no cautious optimism and hope? there is. there s bits of hope. no cautious optimism and hope? there is. there s bits of hope. it s no cautious optimism and hope? there is. there s bits of hope. it s a - is. there s bits of hope. it s a positive momentum. were hoping and we stand ready for other operat
to cash. caroline, thank you. a ro al to cash. caroline, thank you. a royal aide to cash. caroline, thank you. a royal aide has to cash. caroline, thank you. a royal aide has resigned - to cash. caroline, thank you. a royal aide has resigned after i to cash. caroline, thank you. a i royal aide has resigned after black british charity boss was asked at a reception held by the queen consort what part of africa she was from. buckingham palace said the comments were deeply regrettable and the individual concerned wanted to express her profound apologies for the hurt that had been caused. in afghanistan, an increasing number of restrictions are being imposed on women by the taliban government. in the past month, women have been banned from parks, gyms and swimming pools. girls are still barred from secondary schools in most of the country and women are restricted from working in some sectors. from kabul, yogita limaye reports. rare moments ofjoy in a country where so much is often ble