to have the vaccine yet, tell us the reasons why. contact details are on screen. the mum of missing teenager richard okorogheye tells us she s really worried about him he left his home in london eight days ago and hasn t been seen since. and the suez canal reopens to traffic after that mega ship blocked the trade route for nearly a week. good morning. borisjohnson hasjoined more than 20 world leaders, including president macron of france and the german chancellor, angela merkel, in calling for a new international treaty to help deal with future pandemics. a letter, signed by 2a world leaders, argues that a treaty similar to that reached in the wake of world war two is needed to build cross border cooperation. the leaders say countries must now be prepared to work together. this is what they write: the covid 19 pandemic has been a stark and painful reminder that nobody is safe until everyone is safe. it comes as a report from the world health organization suggests covid 19
thank you. some huge contrast, we start this week one but there will be rain and by the end of the week cold arctic air with even the chance of overnight frost and some wintry showers for some of us. for today we hold onto the weather front which bring some wet weather, moving north gradually with some extremely heavy and persistent rain for the west of scotland. it has been very wet recently on the radar satellite picture for cumbria, that has been moving north and has been confined for the west of scotland further south we have seen early cloud break up south we have seen early cloud break up nicely. after a cool start those temperatures rising quickly through the supplement. it stays quite breezy for all areas, windy for the north and west of scotland here. could see gusts of a0 or 50 mph but in the sunny spots further south and east we could make 19 or 20. even further north for eastern scotland for example, we could make a teen in aberdeenshire. through this evening and
officer accused of killing george floyd begins today. his death sparked protests around the world against police brutality and racism. and coming up the website set up to collect the experiences of school pupils about rape culture has now received over 7,000 testimonies. we ll talk to the 22 year old founder and the senior officer who s launching a special helpline today. good morning. today is the first day of freedom, if you re in england. and for much of the country, the sun is going to shine, too. two households, or groups of up to six people, are now able to meet outside in england again, as the stay at home covid restriction comes to an end. 0utdoor sport facilities including tennis courts and golf courses are also reopening, and organised outdoor sports can resume. borisjohnson says he s looking forward to a great british summer of sport but warned people to stick to the rules. 0ur political correspondent chris mason has this report. ilkeston in derbyshire, and
million of us are expected to hit the supermarkets today for a last minute christmas shop. so what do you need to know and the top tips for survival? i ll have the details. crystal palace are looking for a new manager after sacking alan pardew after just one win in 11 matches. he leaves the club sitting just above the relegation zone. and carol has the christmas forecast in a lovely, festive location. good morning from covent garden, where we have got the tallest live christmas tree in london. the weather isn t very festive, though, storm barbara up on our shores bringing gusts up to 90 mph in the far north of scotland and the northern isles. the rest of scotland, northern ireland and northern england, between 60 and 90 mph, not as bad as that further south but still looking at a windy day, plus some rain. more on all of that in 15 minutes. we will see you then. thank you. good morning, first our main story. the prison service says specialist guards have resolved a disturbanc