enforced through the court. in canada a state of emergency has been declared in the capital 0ttawa in response to the ongoing truckers protests against covid restrictions. the mayorjim watson said the city was outnumbered and losing the battle against the freedom convoy. the truckers have paralysed the centre of ottawa with vehicles and tents blocking roads. horns blare. honking horns at a blockade of streets around parliament hill in the capital 0ttowa. the protest, dubbed the freedom convoy , began over a week ago, its aim to reverse the government s vaccine requirement for cross border truckers. but it s turned into a rallying point against all covid measures and prime ministerjustin trudeau s government. the city s mayorjim watson said the city was completely out of control with protesters outnumbering police. he said.
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of single figures for many. to the south, overnight lows of seven to nine. the dividing line this band of rain, sinking a little bit further south through tuesday. cloudier across northern england with some rain on and off. to the south, some bright spells. still very mild, temperatures 12 to m celsius. definitely colder for scotland, later in the day for northern england and northern ireland as well temperatures of perhaps six to eight. we cling on to some milder air across southern most counties on wednesday. it s into all parts of the uk thursday. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: exam boards say gcse and a level students will be graded more generously this year to account for covid. hospital chiefs speak of their frustation at delays to a plan to tackle the nhs waiting list backlog in england. the 15 year old killed at a holiday park on the north wales coast.
this is bbc news, i m tim wilcox. the headlines at 2pm: exam boards say gcse and a level students will be graded more generously this year to account for covid. hospital chiefs speak of their frustation at delays to a plan to tackle the nhs waiting list backlog in england. the 15 year old killed at a holiday park on the north wales coast. amanda selby s19 year old brother admits her manslaughter. french president emmanuel macron heads to moscow for talks with vladimir putin about the ongoing crisis in ukraine. medical pioneer the spinal implant that has helped a paralysed man become a dad. also coming up the uk and republic of ireland will focus on a joint bid to host euro 2028, after abandoning plans to host
the 2030 football world cup. good afternoon. welcome to bbc news. gcse and a level pupils in england will be given advance information today about the topics that will appear on their exam papers this summer. the government has confirmed that for the first time in three years, exams will go ahead, despite a high number of teacher absences due to covid. 0ur education correspondent, elaine dunkley, reports. can you just line up as well, please? thank you. it s a busy timetable for the pupils at ellesmere port church of england college. how do you feel you did on that maths test this morning? i think i did 0k. i didn t do as great on my last one,