first park in europe to be given the honour. there he is described as wild and natural with plenty of opportunities to find refuge. now the weather. another very warm day across london and the south east. plenty of sunshine right from the word go. today will feel very warm. as we get further into the afternoon there is a likelihood we might see there is a likelihood we might see the odd isolated shower or two. temperatures can get up to 28 celsius, cooler on the coast. chavez could lingerfor a celsius, cooler on the coast. chavez could linger for a time. celsius, cooler on the coast. chavez could lingerfor a time. not everyone will see one. it could be heavy and sharp in places if you see one. temperatures not getting much below 14 celsius. for the rest of the week high pressure continuing to be in charge of the weather as we look towards the middle and end of
now, quiet may not be a word commonly associated with the capital, but hampstead heath has just been awarded urban quiet park status. it s the first park in europe to be given the honour. 0rganisers quiet parks international described the heath as wild and natural, with plenty of opportunities to find refuge from city noise. and now the weather with gillian brown. hello there, good morning. well, another very warm day today across london and the south east. plenty of sunshine right from the word go today. it s going to feel warm again, but i think as we get further into the afternoon, there is a likelihood that we mightjust see the odd isolated shower or two. temperatures could get up to 28 celsius, a little cooler along the coast. and through the day into this evening, again those showers could lingerfor a time. not everyone will see one, but if you do, they could be heavy and sharp in places. again, a very warm night to come, feeling pretty muggy, temperatures not getting mu
travel and weather where you are. good morning. bbc london and bbc south east today are joining forces at breakfast to keep you up to date with the latest news. more than a third of londoners still haven t had their first coronavirus vaccine dose, making it the area with the lowest uptake in england. nationally, 88% of people have had their firstjab.the data from nhs england shows that over half of londoners have not had a second dose. while in the south east, 81% of eligible adults have had their first dose and 63% their second. there will be a lot more cases probably towards wintertime, which is when we will need everybody vaccinated, because what we do not want is people getting really ill and ending up in the icu. it is betterfor people to
bbc south east today are joining forces to keep you up to date with the latest news. nationally 88% of people have had their first the latest news. nationally 88% of people have had theirfirstjab. the data from nhs england show half of londoners have not had a second dose. 81% of eligible adults have had their first days and 63% a second. there are a lot more cases. that is when we are going to see everybody vaccinated. that is when we are going to see everybody vaccinated. there will be a bii everybody vaccinated. there will be a big difference everybody vaccinated. there will be a big difference between everybody vaccinated. there will be a big difference between having - everybody vaccinated. there will be i a big difference between having mild symptoms and staying at home for a week. being in intensive care for a couple of weeks. it is imperative you have vaccines to protect yourself and those around you. 0peration brock has returned. the
now for a look at some of the stories being covered by our colleagues across the uk. residents in parts of west kent have expressed outrage after discovering their recycling waste will be incinerated instead. tonbridge and malling borough council says they cannot recycle the waste because of a?national shortage of hgv drivers. they re urging 50,000 households to take their green waste to rerecycling banks instead. south east today s correspondent colin campbell reports. a small bag of textiles left for recycling collection. but look where it ends up. in the back of the lorry with the rest of the rubbish. another day, another two bags of textiles for recycling but again chucked into general waste. 0ver textiles for recycling but again chucked into general waste. over a period of seven months, this tunbridge wells resident film textiles and small electrical items being binned, not recycled. it is a