want to take it easy. especially along the i-95 corridor for this afternoon. we are still expecting a gradual backing off of the heat over the next several days. are chance of precipitation should go up as well. we will cover all of that coming up. things, elizabeth. they were accused of milking the wake county school system out of money. the last of the cases is being tried this week. rodney smith started the scheme. wral s amanda lamb has been in the courtroom following this story and he joins us wayne county justice center to explain what is going on. reporter: bill, it is a little complicated, but i am going to break it down for you. smith is accused of paying a wake county court here are the wake county justice center to falsify information in the computer. that information that allowed him to get out of paying tens of thousands of dollars that was owed to the court system. by law, this money goes to the so the prosecutor in this case says they are the real victi
than others? and there will be decisions made that will turn out to be not the right decisions at the time. a court rules that shamima begum, who went to syria as a schoolgirl to join the islamic state group, should be allowed to return to the uk to challenge the removal of her british citizenship. the harsh toll of the lockdown onjobs new uk figures show the number of people on company payrolls fell by nearly 650 thousand payrolls fell by nearly 650,000 between march and june. good afternoon. shortly, we will be taking you to the house of commons where the health secretary will be updating the house on the government s response to the coronavirus pandemic. but first, britain, america and canada are claiming hackers, almost certainly working for the russian state, are trying to steal research into a coronavirus vaccine. the uk s national cyber security centre, says the hackers almost certainly operated as part of russian intelligence services that they exploited software
pep guardiola. sunday sunshine on the way for many parts of the uk full up rain really dragging its heels towards the south east. all the details coming up south east. all the details coming up here on breakfast. it s sunday the 19th ofjuly. our top story: borisjohnson has said he doesn t believe another nationwide lockdown will be needed if there s a second spike of coronavirus this winter. the prime minister told the sunday telegraph that he believes any future outbreaks can be dealt with at a local or regional level. our political correspondent nick eardley reports. this nick eardley reports. wasn t so long ago. national lockdown this wasn t so long ago. national lockdown across the uk. streets deserted. things are starting to move again but the economic and social cost of the shutdown will be felt for some time. so the government is desperate to avoid a repeat. speaking to the sunday telegraph, the prime minister co m pa res telegraph, the prime minister compares the idea
we are going above and beyond what they ask us to do. then the goalposts change the following day. the chancellor says he s had to make tough choices as he defends his decision to freeze the pay of many public public sector workers. i ve had to make some tough choices, and what i couldn t do was justify an across the boa rd rise in public sector pay. global firms amazon and apple are accused of dodging their environmental responsibilities by failing to recycle old tech products. and, people mourn across argentina after the death of the footballing legend diego maradona. details of which tier of coronavirus restrictions will be imposed on the different regions of england when the national measures are lifted a week today have been announced by the health secretary. more than 23 million people will be under the most severe restrictions tier 3 in areas including manchester, newcastle, leeds, kent and bristol. most of the country will be in the middle tier 2 including lon
a special report from our correspondent on the ground war also coming up honored for their groundbreaking inventions in the field of laser physics three scientists from three different countries are awarded this year s nobel prize in physics our correspondent explains how their work has opened up new revolutionary areas of research. plus has labor shortages the loop germany s coalition parties agree on a new immigration law to try and attract skilled workers from other countries. drugs crime and punishment beatings we have an exclusive undercover report from what s become known as europe s most dangerous and violent refugee camp on the greek island of lesbos. i m sara kelly welcome. of the program indonesia has raised to more than twelve hundred the number of people who died in the earthquake and tsunami that devastated parts of soup of a island last week survivors meanwhile are beginning to grow angry at the government s response to the disaster they say authorities are bein