hundreds of suspected criminals are arrested worldwide after being tricked into using an fbi run encrypted messaging app that lured them into police hands. we were able to actually see photographs of hundreds of tonnes of cocaine that were concealed in shipments of fruit. and after ollie robinson, a second england cricket player is now under investigation for posting offensive material in the past. and coming up on the bbc news channel, wales have already been out training after arriving at their base in baku last night. their first game of the euros is on saturday against switzerland. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. in the last hour, the health secretary matt hancock has announced extra testing with military support for parts of greater manchester and lancashire to help with rising cases of the delta variant, which first emerged in india. the move comes with the same travel guidance currently in place for bolton, which warns people to minimise travel in
england and wales tomorrow with patchy drizzle just about possible. the best of the sunshine tomorrow in central eastern parts, 26 degrees, but even the west temperatures in the low 20s. temperatures on wednesday night dropping below 15 degrees for some so it will be a muqqy degrees for some so it will be a muggy start to thursday morning, maybe not a great night to get some sleep in. a deep low towards iceland and that strengthens the south westerly flow as we going to thursday. a breezy day from north to west, still some rain at times, especially the highlands and islands, but overall it will be a cloudy day with a few glimpses of sunshine here and there, but even with cloud in place temperatures in the low 20s. england and wales, the further south and east you are, still pretty warm in the sunny spells but more sunshine develops as we go into the weekend which will boost temperatures even more. so much so, some could see temperatures approaching 30 degrees. matt, thank you
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plan to a shareholder vote today. the company, which owns over 400 of the world s best known brands from instant coffee to soap has put climate at the top of its agenda. but it s far from alone in recognising the need to reduce its carbon footprint. many such companies expect to face a carbon tax within the next 10 years and are moving now to reduce the financial impact on their future business. joining me now is michael holder, deputy editor of businessgreen. nice to see you again. tell us what unilever has in store in terms of its green policy? unilever is one of the biggest consumer goods company and hugely influential and self styled itself as a so called sustainable business. it has all ways put environmental credentials at the forefront of what it is doing and it is ambitious strategy, as far as its company size goes, they are aiming for net zero emissions by 2030 and across its whole supply chain by 2039 and as i said it is one of the biggest consumer goods companies i
mexico city s mayor promises a full investigation into the rail bridge collapse, which has killed at least 2a people. derek chauvin, the police officer convicted of murdering george floyd, requests a re trial alleging misconduct by both prosecutors and jurors. it s been 200 years since the death of france s best known military leader, napoleon. we look at how the famous leader is being remembered. translation: i do not understand translation: i do not understand why - translation: i do not understand why we - translation: i do not understand why we are | translation: | do not- understand why we are now putting up statues of napoleon. napoleon reinstated slavery, so i think it is bizarre! hello and welcome. how best to share limited vaccine supplies is being considered here in london today by foreign ministers from the wealthy g7 democracies. there is growing pressure to share stockpiles and know how with poor nations trailing far behind on fighting the pandemic. the world t