the lowest incomes. a manchester city masterclass. they dominate real madrid to reach the champions league final in their pursuit for a remarkable treble. good morning. a cloudier start to the day to day that we will see sunny spells developing. a few showers across southern, eastern and central england. another front bringing rain across western scotland and northern ireland later. all the details throughout this morning s programme. it s thursday, the 18th of may. water companies in england have made an unprecedented apology for failing to do enough to stop sewage from flowing into rivers and seas. water uk says it will invest £10 billion over the next decade to put things right, promising the biggest modernisation of sewers since the victorian era. our environment correspondent, jonah fisher, reports. for years, campaigners have complained about the amount of sewage that flows into our waterways, and that profit has been put before the health of our rivers and beaches.
coastline from the north sea, so on the coastline of east anglia in kent, it will feel coastline of east anglia in kent, it will feel nippy and temperatures between 11 and 20 degrees around the liverpool between 11 and 20 degrees around the liverpool area. as we head into sunday. liverpool area. as we head into sunday. a liverpool area. as we head into sunday, a similar scenario in that for scotland and northern ireland a bit more for scotland and northern ireland a bit more clown around and there will be one bit more clown around and there will be one or bit more clown around and there will be one or two showers brightening up later in be one or two showers brightening up later in the be one or two showers brightening up later in the day across southern scotland later in the day across southern scotland with some sunshine but it s england scotland with some sunshine but it s england and wales seeing another dry day, sunny england and wales seeing another dry day,
provocative manner. so there is a lot of regulation of ready and certainly, in the us there are enough laws to combat bad behaviour of anyone trying to get photographs so i think that already exists. already exists. good to get our already exists. good to get your perspective already exists. good to get your perspective on - already exists. good to get your perspective on this, i already exists. good to get - your perspective on this, thank your perspective on this, thank you for being on the programme, giles harrison. ten years ago, our medical editor, fergus walsh, became the first person to take part in the world s biggest scanning project. biobank was created to better understand how the body ages, by taking detailed images of the brain, heart and bones, to find new ways of treating and preventing disease. now, a decade on fergus has been back to face the 5canner5 again to see what s changed. mapping the ageing human body. it s nearly a decade since i last had these images of
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after thrashing real madrid. updates from that and the golf the bbc sport website. your life at bbc news. ten years ago a medical editor fergus walsh became the first person to take part in the world s biggest scanning project, by a bank which was trying to create a study of how the body ages and trying to find new ways of treating and preventing disease. now a decade on fergus has been back to face the scanners again to see what s changed. it s nearly a decade since i last had these images of my brain, heart and other organs taken. now over five hours now overfive hours in multiple different scanners, it s all being repeated. why? the repeat imaging of