Showing today s extensive cloud sheet. To the west, more cloud. This will bring outbreaks of rain in the next few days. Today the cloud is taken off to bring wet weather. The wettest weather has been across the greater manchester area. It is putting eastwards 90 yorkshire and lincolnshire. The rain quite persistent for some across these areas. Showers for wales and south west england. Northern ireland and scotland largely dry. For most it will stay pretty cloudy. Some breaks in the cloud to give some glimpses of sunshine. 0vernight tonight it is a largely dry night. A lot of cloud around, a few mist patches, temperatures drifting down to between ten and 14 degrees. Tomorrow, a change on the way for northern ireland. That weatherfront i showed you a moment ago is here and it will be bringing some rain across northern ireland through the day, with the rain turning heavier and steadier into the afternoon. Further east, scotland, england and wales, a better chance of seeing more sunshine,
Holidays as the government says fully vaccinated uk travellers coming back from amber list countries won t have to isolate afterjuly 19th. Local authorities across england say they face a £3 billion shortfall in their budgets over the next three years. The olympic flame arrives in tokyo, two weeks before the games. But no spectators are allowed. And as anticipation continues to build for the euro 2020 final, we ll be hearing from some of the players ahead of england vs italy. Welcome to bbc news. Metropolitan police officer wayne couzens has pleaded guilty at the old bailey to the murder of sarah everard. The 33 year old disappeared as she walked home in clapham in south london in march this year. Her body was found a week later in woodland near ashford in kent. The head of the metropolitan police, cressida dick, said outside court she was sickened and angered by the crimes committed by couzens. Our special correspondent lucy manning is at the old bailey, and she gave us an update o
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rely on this income. it is important what happens here, lots of cameras dotted around here that will be monitoring how people move, how they interact and what lessons can be learned to do this safely and more cities and other venues. even if you are not planning to visit a festival, you may benefit from scientific research. this is relatively small gig for liverpool, but it could be one giant leap for life events. now, it s time for a look at the weather with louise lear. good evening. the weekend s sunshine and showers will be replaced by something wetter and windier with this low pressure is expected to arrive through the night and changing the weather story for bank holiday monday. ahead of it the daytime showers will start to ease away. a dry spell for a time clouding over from the west and then through the early hours of monday morning the rain arrives into northern ireland. because of the cloud around the temperature will stay above freezing so a frost free start to mon
after scotland beat france in paris for the first time this century to end french hopes of winning the title. will music festivals be back by the summer? with many hoping so, we look at the chellenges facing the organinsers. good morning! after a chilly start this morning we will have sunshine for a while but there is cloud, rain and wind to move in from the atlantic this weekend. there is something to look forward to next week, and i will tell you all about that later on. good morning. it s saturday the 27th of march. our top story people over the age of 70 could start receiving booster jabs from september to help protect them from other variants of coronavirus. the vaccines minister, nadhim zahawi, said the programme would most likely be rolled out in the autumn, if it is required. health and social care staff and the clinically vulnerable would also be first in line for the doses, as simon jones reports. on track, the government is confident it will offer all adults the