Dusty. There is some some warmth again, 18, i9 dusty. There is some some warmth again, 18, 19 and may be 20 Tomorrow And Thatll be the first time this month away far Channel Islands we have reached that high. Pollen levels are high, and that is Tree Pollen and uv is strong too high. It is strong sunshine and if you are in a chilly breeze. High pressure still close by over the weekend. Strong easterly breeze moving in and that will gradually cool things over the weekend. That will bring more cloud in, across Eastern Areas but throughout, it is staying dry. Thats all from the Bbc News at six. Its goodbye from me and on Bbc One we nowjoin the bbc s news teams where you are. Hello and welcome to sportsday. Im kat downes. A revolution in football . Amid the ruins of the European Superleague, Fans demand more say, and managers pledge their loyalty. The soul of the sport belongs to the Fans. And thats it. The Premier League Big Six have pulled out, but what about the big names in spain . Well
Nerve agent poIsonIngs, are now accused, over a czech arms depot explosIon, In 2014. The suspects, are thought to be agents, workIng for russIan mIlItary IntellIgence. Football chIefs warn europes top clubs not to joIn a new super league, after reports of an announcement, on a breakaway tournament. And, preparIng for LIft Off the revolutIonary Nasa HelIcopter set to hover, above the surface of mars. Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers wIll be brIngIng us tomorrow. WIth me are kezIa dugdale, DIrector Ofjohn SmIth centre at Glasgow UnIversIty and a former leader of scottIsh Labour Alsojohn stevens, the deputy polItIcal edItor of the DaIly MaIl. Tomorrows Front Pages. Lets start wIth the metro It says pressure Is mountIng on government to put IndIa on the Red LIst of countrIes after cases of a new varIant were found In the uk. AccordIng to the fInancIal tImes the us and chIna have pledged to work together to combat clImate change. The I contaIns an exclusIve Interv
almost one in five adults have now had a second dose. and on first jabs, we ve now vaccinated 33 million people, including 60% of the 45-49 million people, including 60% of the 45 49 year olds. and we know that this vaccination programme is making a big difference. we know that it is helping to reduce suffering and save lives. potentially on a very big scale. but we don t yet know the full extent of the protection that we re building up, the exact strength of our defences. and as we look at what is happening in other countries with cases now at record numbers around the world, we cannot delude ourselves that covid has gone away. i see nothing in the data now that makes me think we are going to have to deviate in any way from the road map, cautious but irreversible, that we have set out. but the majority of scientific opinion in this country is still firmly of the view that there will be another wave of covid at some stage this year. and so we must as far as possible learn to