Heres tomasz schafernaker. The weather should be playing ball this weekend. It is looking largely dry which means there could be one or two showers around and it will be worn in the sunshine so the fine warm weather continues but today you can see how that motion of The Cloud has brought a blip toward South Eastern areas. In the west it stays sunny but not great news on the South East at lords, you can see the Rain spreading northwards, just missing birmingham, but it was quite heavy across some parts of the South East and through the course of this afternoon it will remain at pretty wet across this corner of the country. Out towards the west it is fine all the way towards South Western scotland and not a bad day in Northern Ireland as well. Still wet in the South East this evening. That Rain across East Anglia may linger into the early hours but for the vast majority of the uk it is going to be a dry night. If you leave the washing out it will be fine. Here is the Weather Map for tomorrow. We are in between weather systems. Another week where the front which means there will be seven cloud and spots of Rain but we are not talking about a wall of water, just some isolated showers in the South West of the country, may be reaching parts of pembrokeshire and the Odd Heavy One in Northern Ireland and western areas. A much better day across the South East and East Anglia. 2a degrees on saturday in london. The fine weather for the vast majority of the country continues through sunday, another fine early Summers Day with just the outside chance of one or two showers, so largely dry with temperatures of 18 in glasgow and the Net 20 is across the south of the Net 20 is across the south of the uk. Monday and into next week high pressure across the uk, many parts of Western Europe keeping the Weather Fronts that be and you can see from the warm arrows that is the warm wind and the warm atmosphere spreading across many parts of europe so the outlook is looking absolutely fine. Temperatures even above average and if anything there temperatures will climb as we go into next week. It is looking good after today. Thats all from the Bbc News at one, so its goodbye from me and on Bbc One we nowjoin the bbc� s news teams where you are. Hello, im Sarah Mulkerrins At The Bbc Sport centre. Theres been no play so far on day three of the first test between england and New Zealand at lords with Rain delaying the action so far. And the forecast doesnt look great for the afternoon you can keep updated on the conditions via the Bbc Sport Website and on Test Match special. England are 111 for two in reply to New Zealands 378. Remember, devon conways 200 on Test Debut was the cornerstone of the tourist� s first innings, while Rory Burns and Joe Root will resume on 59 and 42 respectively. Better weather is predicted for saturday and sunday, as you heard, the final two days of the match. Englands Mel Reid shares the lead on four under par heading into day two at the us womens open in san francisco. She has missed the cut in four of her previous five appearances of this major, but had a great day on the tough course with 5 birdies before a bogey on the 18th. Reid has never won a major before, her best placed finish was tied for third at the Pga Championship in 2019. And reid shares the lead with a 17 year old american megha ganne, who is still in High School and became the first amateur in 15 womens open. Ganne made back to back birdies on the back nine to join reid on four under par. Theres been another big Name Exit at the French Open third Seed Aryna Sabalenka has been knocked out by russias anastasia pavlyuchenkova. Sabalenka was the highest ranked player left in the tournament after Naomi Osaka and ashleigh barty� s withdrawals. She was beaten 6 4, 2 6, 6 0 meaning six of the top 10 seeds have now left the competition in the womens draw after just three rounds. Theres uncertainty over whether Naomi Osaka will play at wimbledon. She withdrew from the French Open On Monday saying she needed to protect her Mental Health and has also pulled out of a tournament coming up in berlin. Many other athletes have spoken about her decision not to speak to the media. Formula 1 champion lewis hamilton, whos getting ready for this weekends azerbaijan Grand Prix believes Osaka Hasnt been treated fairly. She is incredibly brave and i applaud herfor her bravery, because i think it is now asking those in power and making them have to think about how they react. Because i think the way they reacted was not good with the fine. Someone talking about their personal, Mental Health and then be fined for it, that wasnt cool. Red Bulls Max Verstappen finished fastest in the first Practice Session for the azerbaijan Grand Prix. The championship leader, whos four points ahead of mercedes� lewis hamilton, was 0. 043 seconds faster than ferraris charles leclerc. Hamilton finished down in seventh after running off the track on his best lap. Chelsea and Manchester City have dominated the pfas womens super Leagues Team of the year. The Wsl Champions have five players named in the team including fran kirby, who has already been named as the Football Writers Assosications Player of the year. Manchester city have four players on the List And Arsenal make up the rest, which means all players come from the top three clubs. Less than a week after winning the champions league, Thomas Tuchel has agreed a new contract with chelsea. The deal will run until 2024 after he initially replaced Frank Lampard from Paris Saint germain on an 18 month contract. As well as beating Manchester City in last weeks european final, tuchel led chelsea to a fourth placed finish in the premier league. Trent Alexander Arnold says hes absolutely gutted to miss the upcoming euros through injury. The Liverpool Defender posted the short message on twitter this morning. He was ruled out of the England Squad after picking up an injury in Wednesday Nights win over austria. Gareth southgate will name his replacement after sundays match against romania. Jesse lingard, james Ward Prowse and Ollie Watkins are just some of the names in contention. Back to formula 1, second practice is now under way, you can follow that on the Bbc Sport Website and app, but that is it for me. Coronavirus cases in scotland have more than tripled over the past month with Todays Case numbers at the highest level since february, according to the scottish government. But First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said there are now strong indications that vaccines are weakening the link between new cases and hospitalisations. Speaking at her regular News Briefing in edinburgh, Ms Sturgeon confirmed another 992 positive cases with two more deaths in the past 2a hours. You can very clearly see from todays figures, we are at a very criticaljuncture right now, in what we still hope, still very much hope and believe, is a transition to a less restrictive way of dealing with covid, but the position we are in now on that transition is a fragile one and that will inform my Comments Today and the tone of the comments i want to make today. 0n the downside, as we can see, cases are rising again. They have more than tripled over the last month and today, the more than 900 cases that have been reported is the highest number of new cases since the 17th of february. The R Number is now estimated to be above one. Indeed, many experts believe that, notjust scotland, but the uk is now at the start of a third wave of covid. Underlying this and, indeed, driving all of this is the new Delta Variant which now makes up the majority of all new cases in scotland. This variant is thought to be quite significantly more transmissible than even the Kent Variant which we were dealing with at the turn of the year. There is, as you may have seen reported last night and this morning, early data suggesting that, all else being equal, it may increase the risk of hospitalisation. Hopefully, vaccines are reducing overall the risk of hospitalisation, but even if it is a lower risk, the early data suggests that this new Delta Variant has a higher risk than the variants that went before it. But it is important to say that that is something which is still under investigation and what has been reported in the last 2a hours is early data. All of that, obviously, gives us cause for concern and right throughout this, i have never tried to shy away from saying to you when we are in a period that should make all of us Sit Up and remember that this Virus Isnt done with us yet. That said, there is an upside now as well and it is an upside that we didnt have at the start of the first wave or even at the start of the second wave and that is, of course, the vaccines. We do need to analyse the data on an ongoing basis so, again, a bit like the data on hospitalisations i havejust spoken about, its too early to be definitive, but the strong indications that we have so far are that vaccines are weakening the link between rising cases and cases of hospitalisations, Intensive Care and people dying. Glasgow is set to enter level two restrictions tomorrow, but today the First Minister urged people to be careful and stay outside where possible. Glasgow, which, of course, has had the toughest restrictions in place for longest is going to level 2 tomorrow. Thats possible because of the collective sacrifice of people in the city and the massive public Health Effort that is still ongoing it had stabilised the situation and being able to visit family and friends or have a drink in a bar will be a great relief to people in the city. Its eight or nine months since visiting family and friends indoors has been possible and as someone who lives in glasgow, i know how difficult that has been, but please still be careful. Case numbers, as you can see, are still high, so, again, stay outside as much as you can. Nicola sturgeon there. The wales first Minister Mark Drakeford has confirmed wales will move to alert level1 from monday allowing up to 30 people to meet outdoors. He stressed that the backdrop to this latest review was the rise of the Rain'>Delta StRain of coronavirus in other parts of the uk. From monday of next week, therefore, up to 30 people will be able to meet indoors and that includes indoor hospitality, Public Spaces and private gardens. Outdoor events and organise activities will be able to take place with a maximum number of 4,000 people in a Standing Venue and 10,000 people when they are seated. But i must make this very clear those are maximum numbers. All organisations arranging such events must carry out a Risk Assessment of the specific venue to make sure that it is meeting the requirements set out in regulations to take the measures necessary to prevent the spread of the virus. Over and above the easements that we can offer from monday for activities outdoors, we will also be able, from monday, to increase and above households who can come together to form an extended Household And Support bubble up until now, only to households of been able to come together. From monday, that number will increase to three and i know that that will be welcomed by many families right across wales. Wales First Minister speaking there where the news coming in The End of the estimated reproduction, the infection rate number, as we know it, meaning at over one, the epidemic could be growing according to Britains Health Ministry by 3 . As much as 3 east each day for so it was between 0. 1 and 1. 2 each and last week it was estimated at between one and 1. 5 1. 1. The headlines on Bbc News. The Uk Medicines regular has approved the use of the Pfizer Coronavirus vaccines for children as young as 12, following what it says was a rigorous review of the vaccine in adolescents. A furious backlash from Travel Companies over the Governments Decision to remove portugal from its green list of � covid safe countries. Ministers insist they have taken a � cautious approach�. Two Police Forces agree to pay damages to more than 600 people following the Hillsborough Disaster. Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab has described another Tv Interview by a Detained Oppositionjournalist in belarus as disturbing and clearly made under duress. In the recording aired on state television, Roman Protasevich praised belarus� s President President Alexander lukashenko and tearfully admitted attempting to topple him. His Family And Opposition groups say he was clearly forced into making the confession, and that he was tortured. Mark lobel reports. A belarusian State Tv Presenter introduces an allegedly involuntary interview with the jailed 26 year old Opposition Blogger that is demanded thatis released immediately. We are not broadcasting the interview. During it, Roman Protasevich questions the financing of an influential social Media Operation run mainly from poland. The ledgers a politician is funded by lithuanian taxpayers and says he respects the present. President. Ending the Interview Bursting into tears, saying he hopes one day to marry and have children. His father calls the interview attempted torture. Translation | feel the deepest pain. I it is difficult to speak about my feelings. I am sorry. But it is very painful to see this. Roman protasevich has called for an end to Street Protests in another interview on state tv. So far, thousands have marched against august� s disputed election, many have been imprisoned or fled the country. But president lukashenko� s authoritarian regime does not appear to be buckling because of them, or a Flight Ban on sanctions from the us, eu and uk. So what of this latest twist . As belarus is the only European Country that still executes prisoners, Roman Protasevich� s interview may have been an act of survival after he told fellow passengers as he left the plane before his detention, he feared he would face the death penalty. Mark lobel, Bbc News. In Hong Kong, police are patrolling the streets and much of the city� s Victoria Park has been closed off, in an effort to stop people gathering to mark the anniversary of the 1989 Tiananman Square massacre as they have done over most of the past three decades. The authorities have banned the annual vigil, for the second consecutive year, citing coronavirus restrictions. Earlier today, one of the organisers of the annual Candlelit Event in The Park, Chow Hung Tang was detained by police. In The Park was detained by police. From Hong Kong, here� s Lam Cho why of the bbc chinese service. The past three years decades, this has been turned into a sea of canned welt light. Two, rated the german square crackdown. The past two years, it has been bent due to covid 19 restrictions, but critics say the tradition� s long Term Future is under threat. And also the design of the beige� s tighter control over Hong Kong. He is the Victoria Park where the annual Candlelit Vigil takes place. We can see the presence, heavy police presence, and a large part of The Park has been blocked. It is obvious that authorities do not want people to gather this year. Chow hung tang has helped to organise the vigil for the past four years. Today, she waS Arrested near her office by Plainclothes Police officers and accused of promoting and an authorised smb. This charge could see her face time authorised smb. This charge could see herface time in prison. We spoke to her only days before her arrest. John set translation im arrest. John set translation i� m prepared to be arrested, this is how Hong Kong is now. If arrested, this is how Hong Kong is now. ,. ,. , arrested, this is how Hong Kong is now. I. ,. Now. If you fight for democracy under an authoritarian now. If you fight for democracy under an authoritarian regime. | now. If you fight for democracy under an authoritarian regime. Being arrested is unavoidable. Mani; under an authoritarian regime. Being arrested is unavoidable. 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Is on is we do not give up, there are still hopes that Hong Kong people can protect our freedom. The authorities have been cracking down on civil liberties. Chow hung tang� S Arrest is another show of the growing intolerance of the descent. Descent. To australia now where a dozen Media Outlets have been handed hefty fines for Contempt Of Court over their coverage of the conviction of cardinal George Pell on Child Sex Abuse charges. The cardinal, who has always maintained his innocence, was released from prison last year after his convictions were quashed. Phil mercer reports from sydney. Justicejohn dixon had some pretty stern words for sections of australia� S Media as he convicted and sentenced a dozen Media Organisations for Contempt Of Court. He said that broadcasters and newspapers had displayed a blatant and wilful defiance of the court� s authority. He also said that the media had tried to usurp the function of the court. This all relates to a Suppression Order that was imposed in the latter part of 2018. This order was put in place after cardinal pell was found guilty by a jury of abuse charges. The reason this order was put in place was to protect a second trial that cardinal George Pell was due to have faced. The reason being was that the judge didn� t want that second hearing to be prejudiced in any way by that earlier guilty verdict. But in the event, some Media Organisations reported on that guilty verdict. They didn� T Name cardinal George Pell. The media said they were taking a stand against what they were describing as the Secrecy And Censorship surrounding the cardinal George Pell case. They were, though, faced with Contempt Of Court charges and today they have received their penalties, ranging from a few hundred dollars to a few hundred thousand dollars. The judge, as we say, particularly scathing of certain Media Organisations, saying they were trying to subvert Suppression Orders in the state of victoria. Cardinal George Pell was jailed for six years, he served more than 400 days in prison before his convictions were overturned by australia� s High Court last year. Cardinal George Pell, a former papal adviser had always maintained his innocence. Phil mercer, Bbc News, sydney. Throughout the pandemic, gardening has been a way for many people to forget about coronavirus, lockdowns and social distancing. But not many of us could compete with simon olpin� s horticultural skills. His garden in the suburbs of the northern English City of sheffield is quite literally breath taking. Paul hudson reports. I� ve come to millhouses, it is a suburb in the south of sheffield. I� m here to meet a family who started on a journey 30 years ago to produce something really rather special. I honestly cannot wait for you to see what lies behind this house. Are you ready for this . It is absolutely magnificent. Just feast your eyes on this we have a jungle in the Heart Sheffield and the creator is simon. Simon, this is the first time i have seen it, it is absolutely fantastic. Where did you get the idea to plant from scratch, a jungle in sheffield . Ever since i have been a child, i was fascinated by small creatures and then plants. The idea that i might be able to go abroad and see those tropical jungles and those animals and plants was a fantastic idea to me. The first time i flew, i was absolutely terrified. It was a terrible experience for me, and so, i was never going to go to see those jungles, those exciting places. So we moved to sheffield in 1987 from cambridge, and i started to try and reproduce, in my own way, what i thought i might be capable of doing, of producing a Jungle Type Atmosphere in sheffield. It was a long open pitch, just grass, a few trees, with nothing else, so it was an ideal Blank Canvas to try and start that process. Incredible, can i have a look . You certainly can. This is my best bamboo. It is the chinese golden timber bamboo. As you can see, it has really large canes. Incredible. Years ago, we would never have been able to generate size of bamboo like this in sheffield. So this is an example of our Warming Climate . This would not have thrived to this extent 40, 50 years ago . Exactly this is an example of increased Summer Temperatures on the edge of sheffield which we would have never had 40 years ago. The temperatures have soared as such that we can generate these sorts of canes. Let me show you what else we have. It� s myjungle this is my Bit Ofjungle which i have generated over the last 20 years or so. You can see it now, it is towering at about 25 feet, and i feel that it is my own little Bit Ofjungle. This is an australasian species, tree fun, but it survives in sheffield, despite some quite Cold Winters. 40 or 50 years ago, it certainly would not have survived the constant Cold Winters that we have. Tree fern. Tell us about your prize species in the garden. It is this snow gum, this eucalypt. I grew it from seed in 1987, and i planted it in the garden as a very small seedling in 1989, and it has watched the garden develop over all these years. I can tell you� re really proud of it. Lam. Look at the size of it simon, thank you so much for showing us around your garden, it has been an absolute pleasure. Paul, it has been a pleasure for me too, thank you very much indeed. Quite extraordinary 0k, quite extraordinary ok, now fora look quite extraordinary ok, now for a look at the weather with Thomas Schaaf and echo. The weather is looking pretty good for the most of the uk in the coming days, the weekend are certainly looking largely dry, there� ll be some warm, sunny spells and this fine early Summer Weather is going to continue into next week as well. It looks like the early start of the summer has come to an abrupt end across the South East, we can see The Clouds spreading into Rain bearing clouds, but they be showing off into the North Sea over the course of today and internet, simmering around over the course of this evening, but elsewhere across the uk, after all that sunshine, fine evening. A little bit of trial, may be some showers in parts of Northern Ireland and western scotland and they will continue to do so through the night, with lots of clear weather, early hours of saturday, and then that South Eastern portion of the uk, is still waking up to the remnants of today� s Rain. 6 degrees in newcastle, 13 in london. Most of us, some somewhere in between. This is the, saturday, you can see we are between weather systems, one across ireland, another in central parts of europe, so most of us should have a fine day. Here is one where the frontier which will bring cloud and in some spots of Rain, may be some heavier bursts of Rain there to the South West of england. Possibly wales as well, some showers as well in Northern Ireland, scotland, but a much better day further east tomorrow, and in fact more centring around for example in norwich and london. Here� s sunday morning, lots of sunshine around, Weather Fronts out at bay, you can see in the North Atlantic there, plenty pleasant breezes coming in from the south, a nice day, we can� t rule out showers, but for the vast majority of us, it is a dry sunday. Temperatures into the low 20s and southern and central areas, middle high teens in the north. 0n areas, middle high teens in the north. On monday, the high pressure� s right across the uk, there is the possibility of some showers, particularly across eastern areas i think early in the week, but the broad message is that we will see warm weather spreading in from the south, right into scandinavia as well, so as far as the aliquots were concerned, if anything over the coming days and into next week, temperatures will actually be rising nationwide and we are talking generally dry weather. This is Bbc News, i� m lewis vaughanjones. The headlines. The uk� s Health Regulator approves the use of the Pfizer Biontech Vaccine for children as young as 12 the uk� s Vaccines Committee will now decide whether children should get the jab. Havoc for holidaymakers and businesses portugal and the Travel Industry react angrily to the government� s decision to remove the country from the green travel list. The variant of coronavirus first identified in india is now the dominant stRain in the uk and there� s concern that cases are rising. Two Police Forces agree to pay damages to more than 600 people following the Hillsborough Disaster i haven� t taken it off yet, i� m not going to take it off either