good day for chasing rainbows, none better than this taken in lincolnshire. most showers will continue to be for more central and eastern parts of england through the day, one or two continuing across scotla nd day, one or two continuing across scotland but for many western areas it will turn drier, there will be more sunshine. towards the south coast we will fight temperatures of 17, 18 and may be coast we will fight temperatures of 17,18 and may be 19 degrees, quite chilly in the breeze with the showers in eastern scotland artist and income. the showers will be around this evening, they could be a bit heavy, the risk of thunder, they fade overnight. parents guys for a while, ben claridge and rain knocks on the door of the south west england western wales, chilly in rural areas in scotland with may be a pinch of frost. starting sunny in scotla nd a pinch of frost. starting sunny in scotland and eastern england, cloud from the atlantic pushes eastward through the day. patchy,
play to nigel farage s a group of school children after failing to complete his party, they campaigned. match at the french open injapan have been attacked by a man carrying knives in four hours last night sport now on afternoon in the fading light, a child and an adult kyle edmund took only seven minutes live with hugh ferris. have been killed. to wrap up a win this morning. coming up on afternoon we have got to the europa league all the details later. finaljust around live all the sport. we have got to the europa league final just around the not the only one, that is the we have got to the europa league finaljust around the corner in baku, azerbaijan, a long way to go problem for the labour party. it s and we have the latest weather not just alistair campbell that to the fans, but some of them good afternoon. arriving already. yes, doing their after failing to complete his forecast. plenty of showers to keep turned his back on the party. the match at the french open in fo
in blackpool looking at how family businesses like this industrial laundry plan for what happens next. aston villa are back in the premiership. they held off a derby fightback at wembley to win the championship play off, a victory worth around £170 million. good morning from greater brockley in lewisham, one of the places competing to be written‘s best walking neighbourhood. it is a chilly start here, but temperatures will pick up quite quickly. today for us all looks likely to be the coolest day of this week, with sunshine and showers, most of the showers in the eastern half of the uk. i will have more details in 15 minutes. it s tuesday 28 may. our top story: a group of schoolchildren waiting for a bus have been attacked by a man with a knife injapan. at least 15 people were injured on a residential street in the japanese city of kawasaki, which is around 12 miles south of tokyo. latest reports suggest an adult and a girl have been killed. police say the attacker died af
he denied he had any intention of using nuclear weapons in ukraine and accused the west of trying to destroy russia. the number of crimes in england and wales that result in someone being charged is now half of what it was seven years ago. figures released today show that the proportion of crimes reported to police that result in a charge has fallen from just over 15% in march 2015 to just over 5% now. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford is here with more details. the good news is that on the best official estimate, the number of crimes in england and wales is still lower than it was before the pandemic. but the bad news is that while we are actually reporting more crimes, fewer people are being charged with those offences by the police. here s a graph of the number of crimes reported to the police over the last seven years, rising from about 3.5 million to 5.5 million. so what has been the outcome of those crimes? well, back in 2015, just short of 600,000 of them
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