Means for the region. Welcome to the programme. It s been a day of worldwide it chaos, after a global outage hit systems in multiple countries, affecting millions of people. More than 4,000 flights have been cancelled globally, banking, and healthcare has been affected, and some tv channels have been taken off air. A cybersecurity company, crowdstrike, said it s found a defect in a software update for users of microsoft windows, and that a fix had been put in place. Microsoft said their apps and services have now recovered. But the computer difficulties caused some of the biggest us and european airlines to ground their planes, causing chaos at airports around the world. This is the airport in berlin, in germany, where queues have been forming all day. At the airport in the spanish capital, madrid, you can also see the passengers waiting for their flights. Airports in the italian capital rome have also been severely affected. Applause and this is the moment at gatwick airport, in londo
Sleeping and these will be the temperatures at the very coolest point of the night. There is a lot of extra moisture in the air too so a muggy start to the day tomorrow. Tomorrow, we still have the rain moving eastwards. It will be dry and fine for much of the day across eastern scotland, the rain arriving in northern england across the afternoon. This is the picture at lipm, heavier downpours of rain across south west england, into wales. Further east mostly dry, the clouds thickening but one or two sharp showers to east anglia, coastal areas of yorkshire and lincolnshire too. There is the rain across southern parts of scotland and the central belt later on through the day. This is a cold front so as the name suggests behind it we have a much colder feeling air and that is the thing you will notice about sunday. Quite a muggy start to the day eastern parts of england, a bit of cloud through the morning but elsewhere lots of sunshine developed, maybe a few afternoon showers, some could
A lot of irish people out there. A lot of people to make her irish people out there, and scottish people out there, and scottish people out there that have my back. The support i ve had today is incredible. Cheered on every tv, evergreen, every fairway. And yes, it feels a little bit like that. But i try not to about it too much, you know, give myself a chance here on sunday, and i ll be very happy with myself. You know, myjob tomorrow is to put myself in a position to win this tournament on sunday. At the other end of the leaderboard is three time open champion, tiger woods. After an opening round of 79, he improved slightly on day two with a 77 to finish 1a over. Despite struggling, woods insists it hasn t lessened his desire to play more majors. I loved it, i ve always loved playing i loved it, i ve always loved playing major championships. Ijust playing major championships. I just wish i playing major championships. I just wish i was playing major championships. Ijust wish i
Good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. The first report from the covid inquiry says the uk government and devolved nations failed their citizens, and didn t plan well enough for a potential pandemic. It heard from hundreds of witnesses, and concludes that major flaws in the uk s preparations meant that the virus caused more deaths and greater economic damage than it should have. It s calling for a radical reform of the systems put in place. Our health editor hugh pym joins us from central london. Hugh, this is a damning report, tell us more about what it contains? a damning report, more than 200 pages! just the first report of several that the inquiry will produce in a process that will last until 2027. It s a highly significant moment because it is the first report from the inquiry chair, baroness hallett, and her colleagues here at the inquiry base. And it really could hardly be more damning. It doesn t find specific failings by individuals, i think that is not the point.
Tomorrow for the high, likely to be the hottest day of the year to date. Outside there will be cloudy northern and western areas, mist and fog patches, occasional spots of drizzle. Otherwise quite a night with temperatures between 1a and 17. The reason the weather is hot at the moment is down to a ridge in the jet stream allowing the wind to come up from the south, and that is boosting temperatures particularly across england and wales. The details for friday, these north western areas will start the day with low cloud, mist and fog and occasional patches of drizzle. Later in the day we will see more general heavy rain arriving in the most areas of the country should see sunny spells at times but england and wales will have the best of the sunshine and highest temperatures, widely in the mid to high 20s but in the hot spots, 31 or even 32 is possible. In the weekend we will see cooler and fresher air spread from the north west moving across from the atlantic so temperatures are forecas