temperature record, going from a minimum of 24 to a maximum of plus 18 in the space of a week, a rise of 42 celsius, it has never been such a big rise. this chart shows you how extreme the weather is, the deeper the red, the more extreme the heat of february and with the wind is coming in from north africa, spain area across england, it is here where we are seeing the highest temperatures whereas the scotland and northern ireland, still mild that the air is coming off the atlantic. between these two types of air, we have the weather front bringing increasingly heavy rain back into wales, a particularly wet afternoon in two parts of north west england, cumbria, dumfries & galloway and the odd shower or two to come across parts of the london area and east anglia. not many, but you could see one or two. overnight, the band of rain will weaken while pushing eastwards so a lump of cloud, a bit patchy rain possible, some hill fog patches possible, show is working into scotland and
it s another hurdle, it s a massive, massive hurdle for a 45 year old man to potentially overcome if he wants to ever play competitive golf again. but if there s one guy who can do it, it is tiger woods. england all out wickets fall on the first day of the third test against india. and coming up on bbc news. neil lennon resigns as celtic manager with their hopes of securing a record tenth premiership title all but over. good afternoon, and welcome to the bbc news at one. it s being hailed as a victory for people power. tens of thousands of people with learning disabilities are now eligible for a coronavirus vaccine immediately. the decision by thejoint committee on vaccination and immunisation means an extra 150,000 people will be fast tracked for a jab. the radio 2 presenter, jo whiley whose disabled sister contracted the virus and has been campaigning for the move says it s a great day . our health correspondent sophie hutchinson reports. dj jo whiley with her sist