office extreme heat warnings in amber are parts of wales, the west midlands, the south west, over towards hampshire and down towards the isle of wight. that one is valid until thursday at midnight, the second one comes into operation now, more or less, friday until until friday midnight, for northern ireland. temperatures once again expected to reach the 305, not unusualfor expected to reach the 305, not unusual for a expected to reach the 305, not unusualfor a uk summer, expected to reach the 305, not unusualfora uk summer, but expected to reach the 305, not unusualfor a uk summer, but it is the extreme heat by day and also by notes that may well have some impact on health and infrastructure. this one, a fair bit of mist and cloud around. just a few showers, but they could be torrential, and it will be hot and sunny for most. through this evening, showers tend to fade, more cloud coming in from the north sea and also across northern areas. and through the net, temperatures not ioy
migrants to the uk. officers from the national crime agency carried out raids in a number of areas including south london and surrey, and detained the alleged ringleader of the people smuggling network which investigators believe used lorries and vans to transport individuals from northern france last year. a reading charity in london which provides tutoring for children says it continues to see unprecedented demand as a result of the pandemic. bookmark says it needs to recruit more volunteers over the summer to cope in september. research by the education policy institute has shown that pupils fell behind once again this year with maths and reading after a second year of disruption. we often hear calls for people to give blood, but a new campaign is urging londoners to donate plasma. its used to make life saving medicines for people with weakened immune systems. but there 5 a shortfall. more than 4,500 donors are needed in london in the next three months to meet targets.
bookmark says it needs to recruit more volunteers over the summer to cope in september. research by the education policy institute has shown that pupils fell behind once again this year with maths and reading after a second year of disruption. kate kinsella has the weather. good morning. another warm night last night the temperature inland in the london area not dropping much below 19 celsius by the mid teens elsewhere. another hot and sunny day today. largely dry. we might see one or two heavy thundery showers developing in the south. temperatures for the london area, 29, 30 celsius. the east coast of kent might get a little cooler thanks to the onshore breeze. 24 celsius there. overnight tonight it is dry and it is clear. another warm one. the minimum temperature between 13 and 16 celsius. we could see mist and fog developing overnight as well. that will burn back in the morning. another dry or largely dry hot and sunny day tomorrow. temperatures cooling off for friday. as we head in
joshua was set to fight tyson fury, but that was cancelled after fury had to honour a contract to face deontay wilder for the third time. that fight was due to take place but that fight had to be delayed again because of the covid outbreak. it is everywhere. thank you very much for that. children in need are warning that families who are struggling to make ends meet, may need support to get through the summer holidays, with so many extra meals to pay for. projects across the uk are ready to help, providing both food and activities for young people. our reporter luxmy gopal s been to visit one of them. when school is out for summer, it might mean carefree playtime for some but for parents struggling to make ends meet, it means six weeks of worrying about keeping their children fed and occupied. the only holiday i worry about is the summer holiday, for it being so long.
i know being at home with the boys, they want so much food throughout the day. because they re not doing anything and they re not distracted, they want to eat all the time. and the provision, there s not much around. everything is a lot of money, its cost. having two children, that s a lot of money for me. kenosha and her husband both work but with the summer holidays bringing extra costs, this community centre in brixton in south london is a lifeline. this is in the heart of the most deprived area in the borough and it gives local children a safe place to interact, get healthy food and structured activities, which they otherwise wouldn t have access to over the summer. the summer of play project at max roach has been running for the past five years. kenosha s sons, kevali and king are among hundreds of children, who have benefited. what are some of the things you like doing while you re here? basketball. what i like about this