stress that they suffered as a result of not being able to see or hold their loved ones in a normal way and it has been one of the most appalling features of this pandemic and we are certainly investing record sums on mental health to deal with that issue and many others. does he share my disbelief that the leader of the 0pposition s response to this statement and considering that waiting times for treatment and discharging for my constituents in wales are much longer than they are in england, and can he confirm that wales, northern ireland and scotland will be net gainers out of the social care levy? will he further guarantee that the additional sums available will be spent on health and social care board in the nations? i and social care board in the nations? u, and social care board in the nations? . ., , and social care board in the nations? . ., nations? i can certainly confirm that both wales, nations? i can certainly confirm that both wales, scotland - nations? i can
tim muffett, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here s darren bett. thank you. it is a warmer day for us today. temperatures have been rising rapidly across southern england, already reaching 26 degrees in bournemouth. over the next few days, temperatures continue to rise. always hot across england and wales in the sunshine. from late wednesday onwards, things change again with the threat of thundery rain and temperatures start to drop. that breakdown and the weather eventually comes courtesy of that area of low pressure, but it has not reached as just yet. ahead of that, we have a south easterly breeze developing and that brings the heat in from continental europe. temperatures are higher today. we are looking at 27, 20 8 degrees across some parts of england and into wales. and the low 20s across scotland and northern ireland, even though there is more cloud around here and there are still spots of drizzle here and there, especially across western scotland. but more s
people killed in shootings in ballymurphy in belfast in 1971 were entirely innocent . a school shooting in russia. seven pupils and a teacher are dead after an attack by a teenage gunman. a 21 year old man appears in court, charged with the murder of police community support officerjulia james. police investigating the disappearance of mary bastholm, who was feared murdered by serial killer fred west, search a cafe in gloucester. covid rules in most of scotland will be relaxed from next monday, with pubs reopening to customers indoors and people able to hug again. and it s the brits tonight, in front of thousands of music fans, as part of an experiment on getting audiences back into venues. here at westminster, the queen has delivered her speech, setting out the government s programme for the coming session of parliament. in a covid secure ceremony in the house of lords, the queen said that the government s priority is to deliver a national recovery from the pandemic that m
deliver a national recovery from the pandemic that makes the united kingdom stronger, healthier and more prosperous than before. exchanges of fire between palestine and israel. police search a cafe in gloucester in connction with the disappearance of a teenager more than 50 years ago. the banker lex greensill apologises and says he takes complete responsibility for the collapse of his company greensill capital. the show does go on for the brit awards and without face masks or social distancing, as part of the government s pilot for entertainment events. good evening. welcome if you have just welcome if you havejustjoined us. the fight is won that was the emotional reaction from one relative after hearing an inquest in northern rule that ten people shot 50 years ago in ballymurphy in west belfast were entirely innocent. the coroner attributed all but one of the shootings to the british army, and ruled that the use of lethal force by soldiers over a period of three days in