Because we have had thunderstorms and torrential rain, which brought Flash Flooding earlier this morning in devon. Those storms have moved away, but we are keeping an eye on this cloud and the storm is Coming Up from northern france, crossing the channel and heading into hampshire and sussex. Those storms could push further into the South East of england towards the midlands later this evening and are pushing to all these heat. It could be quite an uncomfortable night for sleeping. We still have the potential for heavy rain with the storms moving northwards overnight across East Anglia into Northern England and eventually towards scotland. A lot of cloud in the story for tomorrow and we are going to find more showers breaking out widely. These could turn heavy and thundery, threatening further localised flooding. Where it is a bit drier in the afternoon across Eastern Parts of england, it is still warm for the time of year. It is just not as hot as it has been of late. The weather is c
Equipment on the russian side of its border with ukraine. We meetJimmy Lai, the Hong Kong Billionaire risking all by speaking out. Hes facing court later. Yes, ido yes, i do have fear. Youre right. And scientists claim theyve created the whitest white paint of all time. They say it could help Save Energy and even fight Climate Change. Hello and a very warm welcome to the programme. Lets welcome to the programme. Start with China Becal of new lets start with china because of new figures have been released showing Chinas Economy Group byjust over 80 of the first three months of this year. Its a Record Rebound compared to the same time last year. The numbers, released by beijing, show the biggest increase since 1992 and suggest the recovery is accelerating. Lets get some analysis from our correspondent robin brant, whos in shanghai. Robin, does it feel like a country with 18 growth . It feels like a country where things are pretty much back to normal. We now know that chinas economy, the
hello and welcome to sportsday. iamjohn i am john watson. our headlines tonight. an audition for europe s best. will haaland halt manchester city s pursuit of the title they desperately crave? cricketer sarah taylor on why now is the right time to return to the crease. and another olympic setback north korea pulls out of the tokyo games. also ahead tonight: playing the game they loved, but at what cost? chris sutton on the urgent action football must take in tackling dementia. heading a football killed my dad. i believe it s killed hundreds of other players across the professional game. yes, good evening. two big games for british clubs in the champions league tonight. and with it, some star quality, kevin du bruyne and erling braut haaland europe s most coveted striker on show later at the etihad as city welcome borussia dortmund. we ll discuss his impact in europe in a moment. in madrid, mo salah and karim benzema, not to mention jurgen klopp and zinedine zidane, as liv
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