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good morning from the birthplace of shakespeare. covid restrictions may have lifted but destinations like this rely on international visitors. i will find out how businesses have fed this summer. shockwaves run through british athletics as an olympic silver medallist is suspended for an alleged doping violation. cj ujah part of the 4x100 metre relay team has tested positive for a banned substance. he, and the rest of the team, face being stripped of their medals. good morning. we are surrounded by approximately 100,000 sunflowers here in hertfordshire. there is sunshine in the forecast but also areas of cloud and heavy, thundery showers across the north of the country accompanied by brisk winds. the up in about half an hour. the full round up. it s friday 13th august. our top story. six people, including a suspected gunman, have died in a shooting in a residential area of plymouth. police were called to the keyham area of the city at 6pm and a critical incident was dec ....
school. they are answers that cannot come soap enough for anxious parents. going without masks is very scary. it s not necessary. as long as everybody does what they re supposed to do i feel like it will be okay. we have a team of doctors standing by the entire hour to answer your questions. these are questions that you sent in as we get closer to a complicated school year. also continue to send those questions and post them on twitter. the e-mail address on our screen is talk @msnbc.com. i will also be joined by a 12-year-old girl from florida who asks her local classroom for masks. all of this while the cdc takes on booster shots. a third vaccine dose for people with compromised immune systems. we ll be watching for their recommendations this hour. that state s school year giving us a glipgs at a scary scenario right there. as glasses start this country, once schools started they re in mississippi there was an unprecedented covid outbreak there. more than 4,00 ....
48.8 centrigrade on the island of sicily. good morning. today for many of us it will be dry with sunshine. more clout in the south with the odd spot of drizzle. heavy showers coming in across scotland and northern ireland. all the details in 25 minutes. it s thursday, the 12th of august. our top story. more than half a million students in england, wales and northern ireland will receive their gcse results this morning with record results predicted. for the second year running, the grades have been based on teachers assessments, after the exams were cancelled. our education correspondent elaine dunkley has this report. i had one exam and the rest was coursework. molly is doing a btec in business. she s one of hundreds of thousands of students who will receive gcse and vocational qualifications today. the pandemic hasn tjust had an impact on her education, it s brought personal tragedy and loss. unfortunately, i lost my step grandad and my dad in may and june, so, yeah, it s j ....
kabul could be next as considers withdrawal tonight the pentagon is sending back in 3,000 additional forces and even more to evacuate americans as the taliban close in on kabul. two other major afghan cities her roth and gauzy quickly tell to the taliban today. lucas tomlinson is at the pentagon with the latest. good evening, bret. some thousand marines deploying of a warning the afghan capital could fall to the taliban in the next 90 days. here is how john kirby described the mission. this is a temporary mission with a narrow focus. as with all deployments of our troops into harm s way our commanders have the right to self-defense any attack on them can t will be met with a forceful and appropriate response. 8,000 u.s. troops total will be deploying thought tonal afghanistan but to the middle east as well. in addition to the 3,000 3,000 soldiers and marines going to kabul. fort bragg deploying to kuwait to be held in reserve in case they are needed in afghanistan ....
of the biggest transfers in football history. good morning from the dorset coast, where conservationists have come up with an innovative idea to protect a tiny yet very precious creature. the spiny sea horse. a dry and bright start this morning, rain and brisk winds in the north and west, and through the day they will travel east leaving brighter skies behind them. all the details in 25 minutes. it s wednesday august the 11th. our top story. there are calls for reforms to the a level system after this year s results saw record numbers of students given top grades. the government is considering a range of options for the future grading of results in england. labour says the coronavirus pandemic has widened the gap between private and state schools. simonjones has this report. oh, my god! a bumper yearfor top grades, with traditional exams replaced by teacher assessment. i ve got three a s. oh, my god! hard work rewarded after the most challenging of years but concerns, too, ....