With pandemic stress. And, live on the Bbc News channel, the first Lions Team of the summer has been named. Alun wynjones will captain the side in the first ever meeting with japan on saturday. Good Afternoon And Welcome to the Bbc News at one. England and scotland are preparing For crucial games at the euros tonight, but coronavirus is casting a major shadow. Englands Mason Mount and ben chilwell, will miss the clash with the Czech Republic because theyre self isolating, after being in close contact with Scotland S Billy Gilmour. Hes already tested positive For covid, ruling him out of his countrys must win game against croatia. Well be live at Hampden And Wembley shortly, but first heres our sports correspondent, natalie pirks. It was an innocuous enough scene, Chelsea Team mates sharing a special moment after the match on friday but the contact continued into the tunnel in a chant that lasted around 25 minutes and that, not the on pitch hug, is what has caused this problem For both scotland and england. In a statement, the Football Association said. This news realistically takes Spin Chill and Mason Mount out of the last 16 match and there are plenty of questions still to be answered today, just to flag this tunnel chatted to public Health England and five, as a bemused Gareth Southgate alluded to, our stop and � s players being treated differently to england . I being treated differently to encland . , �. ,. , being treated differently to encland . ,�. ,. , being treated differently to encland . ,. , england . I dont want to cause a drama For england . I dont want to cause a drama For scotland, england . I dont want to cause a drama For scotland, but, england . I dont want to cause a drama For scotland, but, if england . I dont want to cause a drama For scotland, but, if you | england . I dont want to cause a L Drama For scotland, but, if you are all in the Dressing Room together, where it does everything stand . Billy gilmour is a symptomatic and none of the rest of the two squads have tested positive, public Health England says it has not had detailed discussions with the scottish fa but it is fair to say Gareth Southgate isnt the only person he was confused. I isnt the only person he was confused isnt the only person he was confused. ~. , confused. I think we have a big Enou H confused. I think we have a big enough squad confused. I think we have a big enough squad to confused. I think we have a big enough squad to cope confused. I think we have a big enough squad to cope with confused. I think we have a big| enough squad to cope with that situation, i dont understand how they have to isolate but i am sure Billy Gilmour would have been celebrating with his own Team Mates after the game, hugging Each Other in the same Dressing Room, even that situation doesnt really accents but england will be able to cope. This all seems to england will be able to cope. This all seems to come england will be able to cope. This all seems to come down to a difference in interpretation of advice. Its far from a simple scenario. Advice. Its far from a simple scenari0 advice. Its far from a simple scenario. ,. ,. , scenario. Contact racers look at a varie of scenario. Contact racers look at a variety of things, scenario. Contact racers look at a variety of things, its scenario. Contact racers look at a variety of things, its more scenario. Contact racers look at a I Variety of things, its more complex than just the duration of contact so the classic definition you can find on the Nhs Website For example, is around within two metres or around two metres For 15 minutes or more and then closer than that, if you are very close, within one Metre Face to face it can be any duration at all that can be of concern. What at all that can be of concern. What at all that can be of concern. What a talent. At all that can be of concern. What a talent For at all that can be of concern. What a talent. For scotland, at all that can be of concern. What a talent. For scotland, it at all that can be of concern. What a talent. For scotland, it is at all that can be of concern. What a talent. For scotland, it is a at all that can be of concern. What a talent. For scotland, it is a blow ahead of a game that will decide if they reach the Knockout Stages For they reach the Knockout Stages For the first time in their history but there is a sense of inevitability that covid 19 would impact the home nations. Its that covid19 would impact the home nations. � ,. , that covid19 would impact the home nations. 3. ,. ,. Nations. Its really unFortunate Billy Gilmour nations. Its really unFortunate Billy Gilmour has nations. Its really unFortunate Billy Gilmour has tested nations. Its really unFortunate l Billy Gilmour has tested positive because i thought he was excellent the other night. I understand gareth � s Point Of View from the England Side and i understand stevie � s Point Of View from the Scotland Side but this is a pandemic that is sweeping the world. I dont think anybody can get away from it at the minute. , anybody can get away from it at the minute. ,. , ~ anybody can get away from it at the minute. ,. , ~ � , minute. Ultimately it was the Fa S Decision to minute. Ultimately it was the Fa S Decision to isolate minute. Ultimately it was the Fa S Decision to isolate the minute. Ultimately it was the Fa S Decision to isolate the players minute. Ultimately it was the Fa S Decision to isolate the players that| decision to isolate the players that shows no one is exempt from the rules. Natalie pirks, Bbc News. In a moment, we will speak to olly foster at wembley, but first to Jane Dougall at hampden park. Bottom line in scotland have to win tonight . Bottom line in scotland have to win toniaht . ~ , ,. , tonight . Absolutely. This is such a crucial Match Tonight . Absolutely. This is such a crucial match For tonight . Absolutely. This is such a crucial match For scotland. Tonight . Absolutely. This is such a crucial match For scotland. A tonight . Absolutely. This is such a crucial match For scotland. A lot i tonight . Absolutely. This is such aj crucial match For scotland. A lot of nerves jangling here in glasgow and across the whole of the country because any loss or a draw For scotland and they will exit the tournament. But after last night � s results, it means that we know a win will definitely be enough For scotland to progress, we will not be dependent upon other results or permutations in other groups. We dont know yet who they will play or where they would go, that is still up where they would go, that is still up in the air but it is a good omen at The Moment that we know in scotland were to win, then they would stay in the tournament For the first time in their history. However, their opponents tonight, croatia, also need a win in order to stay in the tournament so they will be fielding a full strength side. Both countries on just one point at The Moment, separated by goal difference. We see croatia play against england in their Opening Match of the tournament, they are a top side, the World Cup Runners Up in 2018. They are going to be a difficult side to play. However, croatia have never beaten scotland in their history so perhaps, that is a good omen ahead of this Match Tonight. Scotland definitely need good omens, dont they come after the disappointing News Yesterday that Billy Gilmour has tested positive and one of their best players will not be available For selection. The whole squad, weve been told, had been tested again, the scottish Football Association confirming all 25 returned negative result so that is encouraging that no other members of the squad have been affected ahead of this huge game For scotland. {lillie been affected ahead of this huge game For scotland. Been affected ahead of this huge game For scotland. Ollie foster in Wembley Nova Game For scotland. Ollie foster in wembley now. Two game For scotland. Ollie foster in wembley now. Two Players Game For scotland. Ollie foster in wembley now. Two Players Self i wembley now. Two Players Self isolating For england, how much of an issue is that For Gareth Southgate . An issue is that For gareth south. Ate . H,. ,. An issue is that For Gareth Southaate . , , an issue is that For Gareth Southuate . , southgate . Gareth southgate says of course it has southgate . Gareth southgate says of course it has disrupted southgate . Gareth southgate says of course it has disrupted his southgate . Gareth southgate says of course it has disrupted his plans course it has disrupted his plans because course it has disrupted his plans because they will probably miss the last 16 because they will probably miss the last 16 tie because they will probably miss the last 16 tie. Remember, england have qualified last 16 tie. Remember, england have qualified For the Knockout Stages so this match qualified For the Knockout Stages so this match against the Czech Republic does not have that kind of Jeopardy Republic does not have that kind of jeopardy associated with it, clive. But when jeopardy associated with it, clive. But when did england ever go into Matches but when did england ever go into Matches without some kind of pressure Matches without some kind of pressure and you go back to the Goaliess Pressure and you go back to the goalless draw against scotland on friday goalless draw against scotland on friday. Remember, some sections of the england friday. Remember, some sections of the england fans booed england off, they were the england fans booed england off, they were very poor, as good as the scots they were very poor, as good as the scots were they were very poor, as good as the scots were but a really flat perFormance when you look at some of the attacking individuals that they have the attacking individuals that they have. Harry kane, england captain, the talisman, the Premier League Gotden the talisman, the Premier League golden Boot Winner has not had a shot on golden Boot Winner has not had a shot on target in their first two Matches, shot on target in their first two Matches, the other players have rallied Matches, the other players have rallied around and said we are going to do rallied around and said we are going to do our rallied around and said we are going to do our very best to get the captain to do our very best to get the captain poor service, get him back in the captain poor service, get him back in the Goats Captain poor service, get him back in the goals and this is where gareth in the goals and this is where Gareth Southgate really earned his crust Gareth Southgate really earned his crust. Imagine him having this golden crust. Imagine him having this golden rubik cube, Harry Kane on one side, stilt golden rubik cube, Harry Kane on one side, stitta golden rubik cube, Harry Kane on one side, still a little bitjumbled at The Moment, Raheem Sterling on one side, Phil The Moment, Raheem Sterling on one side, Phil foden, Jack Grealish dry to get side, Phil foden, Jack Grealish dry to get a side, Phil foden, Jack Grealish dry to get a look in, Ford'>Marcus RashFord is not realty to get a look in, Ford'>Marcus RashFord is not really had a go get but you feel if he can not really had a go get but you feel if he can get things to click they can beat if he can get things to click they can beat the very best in this tournament. Wouldnt it be great if they can tournament. Wouldnt it be great if they can sign off from Group D with a bi they can sign off from Group D with a big Convincing Win against the czech a big Convincing Win against the Czech Republic to top the group but heres Czech Republic to top the group but heres the Czech Republic to top the group but heres the catch. If they do that, they heres the catch. If they do that, they witt heres the catch. If they do that, they will be back here at wembley in a week they will be back here at wembley in a week s they will be back here at wembley in a week 5 time facing either france, germany a week 5 time facing either france, germany or a week 5 time facing either france, germany or portugal. And that really would germany or portugal. And that really would he germany or portugal. And that really would he a germany or portugal. And that really would be a daunting Task Germany or portugal. And that really wol latest daunting Task Germany or portugal. And that really wol latest Daun In; Task Germany or portugal. And that really wol latest Daun In infections from the latest surge in infections from the Delta Variant has made to travel overseas even more complicated. While many experts in Public Health remain worried about further loosening of restrictions. But ministers say the key thing to focus on is the Death And Hospital admission data. We on is the Death And Hospital admission data. On is the Death And Hospital admission data. ~. ,. ,. ,. ,. , admission data. We are on track For the Opening Admission data. We are on track For the opening on admission data. We are on track For the opening on the admission data. We are on track For the opening on the 19th admission data. We are on track For the opening on the 19th of admission data. We are on track For the opening on the 19th ofjuly. Admission data. We are on Forj'>Track Forj the opening on the 19th ofjuly. And the opening on the 19th ofjuly. And we will watch vigilantly and we will look at the data in particular at the start of next week but i would say that the data over the last Week Orso say that the data over the last week or so has been encouraging. This rah or so has been encouraging. This graph shows or so has been encouraging. This graph shows why the government remains hopeful. Weekly covid death figures here in red are currently at their lowest since the start of september last year. Its quiet ministers are giving positive signals to businesses like Music Festivals which help they can go ahead with events in england from july the 19th. Theres also the encouraging news that eight out of ten Uk Adults have antibodies. Second jabs remain crucial in giving full protection from the Delta Variant. Matt hancock has confirmed that the cabinet is even considering waving the rules For the double jab at and it comes to the need to quarantine after returning from abroad. As For further quarantine after returning from abroad. As Forfurther ahead, the Prime Minister has warned this autumn could be challenging with Winter Flu Autumn could be challenging with winterflu re emerging. And gps want more planning done ahead of Covid Boosterjabs. I do more planning done ahead of Covid Boosterjabs boosterjabs. I do feel pretty daunted at boosterjabs. I do feel pretty daunted at the boosterjabs. I do feel pretty daunted at the thought boosterjabs. I do feel pretty daunted at the thought of i boosterjabs. I do feel pretty| daunted at the thought of the Vaccine Programme continuing into the winter when we are already really feeling the strain of the workload and the lack of capacity to see people. The workload and the lack of capacity to see eo le. , workload and the lack of capacity to see people see people. The nhs has been in emergency see people. The nhs has been in Emergency Mode see people. The nhs has been in Emergency Mode For see people. The nhs has been in Emergency Mode For so see people. The nhs has been in Emergency Mode For so many see people. The nhs has been in Emergency Mode For so many months now. Like all of us, it has to adapt to a longer Term Strategy For coping with covid. Naomi grimley, Bbc News. Scotlands first minister, nicola sturgeon, is expected to confirm a delay to the easing of covid restrictions. She indicated last week that the move to the lowest level in the countrys five Tier System was likely to be pushed back by three weeks. Our correspondent, james shaw, is in glasgow. James, via the possible delay in lifting restrictions . 5 james, via the possible delay in lifting restrictions . James, via the possible delay in lifting restrictions . As you say it is now pretty lifting restrictions . As you say it is now pretty clear lifting restrictions . As you say it is now pretty clear although lifting restrictions . As you say it is now pretty clear although it i lifting restrictions . As you say it i is now pretty clear although it was originally expected that Lockdown Easing would happen next monday, its going to be at least three weeks so into the middle ofjuly beFore there are any further changes in scotland. The reason, well it seems to be because there is this concerning increase in Covid Infection rates in scotland, even compared to other parts of the united kingdom. So this sense is that there needs to be more vaccination beFore it is safe For further easing to happen. Its worth bearing in mind that if scotland goes into level zero in the middle of next month, there will still be significant restrictions in terms of the number of people who Cant Meet in private homes, the numbers who can meet in pubs and restaurants and even outdoors. Nicola sturgeon did give an indication this morning that she is going to be looking at what she is going to be looking at what she called Vaccine Milestones come in other words, it may be the case that further Lockdown Easing could depend on specific numbers of people being vaccinated. But we will get the full details from the first minister in the Scottish Parliament in about an hour. James, thank you. Our top story this lunchtime. Ahead of important games in the euros For England And Scotland tonight, concern over covid rules For players. Charities see an increase in the uk and people living without basic frontage that mike coming up on the Bbc News channel. Its a crucial night ahead For scotland at hampden park. They have to beat World Cup finalists croatia to qualify For the last 16 of the euros. A private detective who was a main suspect during inquiries into the murder of his business partner, daniel morgan, has denied corruption hampered the Police Investigation. An independent panel found evidence Jonathan Rees drank in pubs with Police Officers working on the case, even after he became a suspect. But mr rees has told the bbc that he didnt believe exchanging inFormation with Police Officers was corrupt. He was acquitted of charges in 2011 and denies being involved in the killing. Heres our home affairs correspondent, tom symonds. Jonathan rees was charged with conspiring to kill daniel morgan, his business partner, in a small private investigation agency. He was acquitted. The case collapsed in 2011 due to the Way Police handled a key witness, and this was after four investigations which an independent panel found were hampered by police corruption. Did you kill daniel . Did you arrange his killing . Did you arrange his murder . No, no. For what motive . What motive . No, ididnt. Daniel was my friend. People keep talking about fractures between us. There wasnt any. There were no arguments between you . Its a small business, working on a tight budget, and daniel was absolutely brilliant at what he did as a bailiff. And he was ruthless about that. And he earned me a lot, well, earned the firm a lot of money. It was a partnership, and so the more he brings in, the more i bring in, more profits we get to share at the end of the year, and it worked well. So him dying caused me a massive amount of grief, financially and business wise, because the partnership ceased to exist. Daniel and Jonathan Rees had been having a pint in this south London Pub the Night Daniel was found dead in its rear car park, an axe in his head. That was in 1987, but the shockwaves from his murder continue to reverberate. Last weeks report found the Police Investigation was poor, lines of inquiry not followed, but also Jonathan Rees was drinking with officers while he was a suspect. The independent panel said it was blocked by the met during its own investigation. In other words. A Form of institutional corruption. But the inquiry also details evidence it saw thatJonathan Rees and his firm associated with Police Officers convicted of criminal offences. He doesnt accept that was corruption. I think that a relationship between a journalist or private investigator with officers in the case and lawyers and barristers exchanging inFormation, i dont see that as corrupt. Ok, thats a really interesting point. So, what you are saying is that the judgement of corruption that is in this report is not correct in your view. You think that should be allowed, that kind of free flow of inFormation. Yes, to an extent, yes. I mean, not, you know, its up to the individual officers and people involved to make sure that they dont break the law, they dont get involved in serious illegal activities. And we all know what the law is. Jonathan rees was convicted in 2000 of arranging with a Police Officer to plant drugs to discredit a woman whose husband he was working For. His attempt to appeal that case has so far been rejected. Tom symonds, Bbc News. The infected Blood Inquiry has been Hearing Evidence from the father of two Former pupils at a Boarding School For disabled children, who contracted hiv. John Peachs Sons were among scores of pupils at treloar� s college in hampshire to be given contaminated Blood Products in the 1970s and � 80s to treat their haemoPhilia. Our health Correspondentjim Reed is following the inquiry. What is following the inquiry. More did we hear today . T public what more did we hear today . This Public Inquiry. What more did we hear today . Try 3 Public Inquiry, it looks into what happened in the 70s and 80s, when large numbers of haemoPhiliacs in the uk lost their lives after being given a Form of treatment For haemoPhilia that was later found to be contaminated with hepatitis and hiv. This week, the focus is purely on a school in hampshire called treloar� s college which cared For large numbers, more than A Hundred of young haemoPhiliacs in the late 70s and early 80s. We heard this morning from a man called john peach. It is the first time he has spoken publicly. His two Boys Jason and lee both went to the school and both were severe haemoPhiliacs. They joined in 1978 and 1981, and they were offered this treatment at the Nhs Medical Centre on the site. Both then tested positive For signs of hiv, by1985, Mr Peach then tested positive For signs of hiv, by 1985, Mr Peach told, as the Boys Father he was not inFormed about in some years later and he said neither were his sons. He resumed the Documentary Evidence For the first time today and was clearly quite emotional when he saw it. Both his sons are sadly lost their lives in their 20s his sons are sadly lost their lives in their20s in his sons are sadly lost their lives in their 20s in the 1990s, he was asked today if he wanted to make a final statement. We will play now. He refers in this answer to david owen, the Labour Health Minister in the 70s. Lord owen has been very supportive of this inquiry For Family Strife to reach the truth. I miss these boys every day. Every day miss these boys every day. Every day the miss these boys every day. Every day. The people responsible For Distribution And Regulation of Blood Products Distribution And Regulation of Blood Products have a lot to answer For. All i products have a lot to answer For. All i ever products have a lot to answer For. All i ever wanted was the truth. And i All I Ever Wanted was the truth. And i hope All I Ever Wanted was the truth. And i hope this All I Ever Wanted was the truth. And i hope this inquiry delivers it. But was john i hope this inquiry delivers it. Elf Wasjohn Peach speaking earlier. This inquiry is going to focus on the school this week and then the wider Public Inquiry to the scandal is likely to run into 2022. Jim reed, thank is likely to run into 2022. Jim reed, thank you For that. New official figures show uk borrowing, the difference between what the government spends and tax income, fell in may, compared with the same month last year. The figure was {24. 3 billion, with the easing of lockdown measures helping economic recovery. In Northern Ireland, the Democratic Unionist mp, sirjeffrey donaldson, will be the partys next leader. He was the only person to put his name Forward when nominations closed at midday. Hell replace Edwin Poots who resigned last week afterjust 21 days in charge. Charities say the number of people across the uk, living without basic furniture or appliances like a bed or a fridge in their homes, is on the rise. The campaign group, end furniture poverty, says more than Two Million people are living without at least one essential piece of furniture. In bath, a local charity says demand For their help has gone up by almost a third during the pandemic. Fiona lamdin has more details. Fiona, this was a shell there was just nothing here, there was underlaying concrete. Got the carpets, new bed in plastic, lovely chest of drawers, which was just fantastic. I had no other drawers. Fridge freezer out of the box, microwave, washing machine, all brand new. But this time last year, things were very different. Anne, a teaching assistant, Lost Herjob when schools closed For lockdown, and then lost her home. She was given 29 days notice. And at 65, you find yourself homeless and sleeping on somebody� s floor. I was quite willing to sleep in my car. There was a real shortage of rental properties, so while she waited For a council home, she sofa surfed, then checked into a hotel. When that became too expensive, she moved into the local youth hostel. Ive been through low times beFore, but ive always felt that i could battle through. But ive had to have counselling, and, erm. Sorry, i get emotional. Its, erm. Its quite alarming. Three months later, she was given social housing, but it was completely unfurnished. There were no carpets, it was just a lining. One room had concrete flooring. There was no lining. And i was a bit, oh, no you know, what am i going to do . Ive got a piece of Memory Foam that i can sleep on. Anthony and his Team Drive around bath, matching donated furniture with those who need it. Pre covid, we would have been seeing maybe two to three, sometimes four requests a week, and now its steady. Its five plus. So its certainly moving up, were seeing it. And then were coming up to two more. We dont want to throw the sofa away For environmental reasons. We dont want it to go to the dump, and wed love it to go to someone i that has less resources than us and is less Fortunate. |and if they can make use of it, | then that would be really good. What difference has it make now having furniture . It makes you feel like a human being. Erm, it makes you feel. Like a person. It is your dignity that you can get back, because youve lost it. This is sandy, and shes an old girl. Annes now rescued 12 year old sandy, an unexpected new start For them both. Fiona lamdin, Bbc News. The Uks Latestjet Fighter the f 35 lightning has carried out its first combat mission. Flying from hms Queen Elizabeth ii, itself in action For the first time, aircraft of the famous 617 Dambusters Squadron hit so called islamic State Group targets inside iraq. Un officials have angered the australian government by recommending the great Fire Rate be placed on a list of sites that are in danger. Unesco wants urgent Action On Climate Change to protect the reef. They used to be common in the reef. They used to be common in the middle ages but to date the white stork is a pretty rare sight. Now there is a plan to release the birds back into the wild. Here is jeremy stern. These chicks are already making an impression at the cotswold wildlife park. They will grow to be around three feet tall with a wingspan of seven feet. Hundreds of years ago, white storks soared over british land, but over the years they became an increasingly rare site. In the years they became an increasingly rare site. In the 14 and 1500s increasingly rare site. In the 14 and 1500s they increasingly rare site. In the 14 and 1500s they disappeared i increasingly rare site. In the 14 and 1500s they disappeared asj increasingly rare site. In the 14 i and 1500s they disappeared as a breeding species from england. There are various reasons For that. This is probably the end of the range anyway so you see the Motor Europe but we are probably in the very northerly edge where the calypso For whatever reason whether it was hunting or weather conditions, they really didnt out, Stopping Breeding Birds in england. The really didnt out, Stopping Breeding Birds in england. Birds in england. The park is workin birds in england. The park is working with birds in england. The park is working with landowners birds in england. The park is working with landowners as | birds in england. The park is working with landowners as part of the white stork project. The plan is to release these birds at the Countryside Estate in sussex. Until then, they are exacting needs will be catered For. Then, they are exacting needs will be catered For. Feed them twice or sometimes be catered For. Feed them twice or sometimes three be catered For. Feed them twice or sometimes three times be catered For. Feed them twice or sometimes three times daily. Be catered For. Feed them twice orj sometimes three times daily. They need freshwater daily and just at the start of breeding season they need lots of nesting material. Bundles and bundles of sticks and twigs and pay because they make really large nests which they return to every year and build on top of. These Conservation Projects can have a lasting impact. In 1990 spanish Red Kites were released into the chilterns. The rspb said white storks could benefit the countryside by improving wetlands. Bill storks could benefit the countryside by improving wetlands. Storks could benefit the countryside by improving wetlands. All these are really important. By improving wetlands. All these are really important. A by improving wetlands. All these are really important. A lot by improving wetlands. All these are really important. A lot of by improving wetlands. All these are really important. A lot of quite really important. A lot of quite rare really important. A lot of quite rare habitats. The stork can symbolise the restoration of those places symbolise the restoration of those places and getting the Habitat Right and that places and getting the Habitat Right and that has a Knock On Effect For other and that has a Knock On Effect For other creatures as well. It would ust other creatures as well. It would just be other creatures as well. It would just be For other creatures as well. It would just be For the benefit of the white storks just be For the benefit of the white storks. ,. , just be For the benefit of the white storks. ,. ,. , storks. Some of the storks released in sussex have storks. Some of the storks released in sussex have migrated storks. Some of the storks released in sussex have migrated to storks. Some of the storks released in sussex have migrated to north i in sussex have migrated to north africa. The hope is they will return to the uk and by 2030 there will be dozens of breeding pairs. Jeremy stern, Bbc News. Over the past year, companies around the world have taken different approaches to help staff through the pandemic. Now the Dating App bumble has decided to close all its offices this week, to combat workplace stress. The firm says 700 staff worldwide, including here in the uk, need a break, and theyre allowing time off with pay. It does an employer recognising the hard work of the employees over the past 15 months. Any of us have been working longer hours than we did pre coded. We have no commute time, we have been working substantially from home and we are tired. People are exhausted and it is a recognition by an employer and we need more of that by employers. Mental health is a big issue. Time For a look at the weather. Heres nick miller. It may have been bright Blue Skies to start the day in scotland this morning, but it was cold. There was a properfrost in parts of minus morning, but it was cold. There was a proper frost in parts of minus two point For gum at the Lowestjune Temperature in the uk since 2012. Close to freezing in the coldest parts of Northern England and Northern Ireland Plus 12 in southern england. That temperature didnt change much. It was a cold and wet Summer Solstice yesterday. These figure from the met office showing the locations yesterday, with a high temperature, 12, 13. The second column