Will be a National Emergency Services Memorial up by 2023. Daniela relph, bbc news. Lets ta ke lets take a look at the weather prospects with nick miller. After the dry may, june and july has got off to a wet start and its about to get wetter, parts of north east england and yorkshire have been damp so far today, cloudy and cool as well and as i show you the rainfall picture some heavy and thundery showers have been brewing and pushing on across parts of the midlands, east anglia and south east england. Scotland and Northern Ireland, gaps in the cloud, sunny spells, mainly dry. Thats not going to last. These weather fronts are coming into tonight, lasting into early saturday for some and particularly for scotland tomorrow its looking soaking here, more about that in a moment. This afternoon those heavy downpours running through the midlands, east anglia and the south east, some thundery, a chance of hail. Wales and South West England brightening up, Northern Ireland and scotland with s
Out scheme enters its first marker last week, should it be extended . Out scheme enters its first marker last week, should it be extended7m is needed to extend business for thousands of bars, pubs and restau ra nts. Bayern munich are champions of europe for a sixth time. Victory over paris st germain sees them become the first side to win the Champions League without losing a single game. Paralympic champion Hannah Cockroft tells sally about her fears over whether disability sport will recover from the coronavirus pandemic. Showery rain moving west to east in wales and southern england which we re wales and southern england which were clear and then most will have a dry day with a few showers. Tonight and tomorrow we see a return to wet and tomorrow we see a return to wet and very windy conditions. Ill have all the details later in the programme. Its monday 24th august. Our top story. Borisjohnson has issued a direct appeal to parents to send their children back to school when they reo
Reaction from hospitality businesses. President trump is accused of lying to the American People about the threat posed by coronavirus and there are fears that fa ns coronavirus and there are fears that fans could be shut out from sport again. All crowds of 1000 people will be allowed a pilot event this month all this is now under review after the rising infection rates. And it is a cool start to your thursday but for many a dry day in store. The full forecast here on brea kfast. Good morning. It is thursday, september ten. 0ur our top story is that borisjohnson has said it breaks is hard to ban gatherings of more than six people in england but he insisted the letter is necessary to avoid a second down. The Prime Minister also outlined an ambition to increase Testing Capacity to millions of People Per Day which could cost tens of billions of pounds according to lea ked of billions of pounds according to leaked documents. Back at the downing street podium, to announce new restrictions f
Also this lunchtime. Emergency brexit talks get under way the eu says it has serious concerns about British Government plans to override parts of the Withdrawal Agreement. The roof of a school bus is sheared off in a crash in hampshire three children are in hospital with serious injuries. New coronavirus guidance is issued to englands universities. There should be face to face teaching for priority courses only and no big parties. And wildlife is dying out at a rate never seen in Human History according to a stark new report from the World Wide Fund for nature. Coming up in sport on bbc news with doncaster races ordered behind closed doors, there are concerns the sport faces a loss of £300 million if fans cant return. Good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. The Health Secretary matt hancock has been defending the governments pledge to carry out millions of coronavirus tests every day. His comments in Parliament Brought laughter from the opposition benches, as leaked officia
Withdrawal agreement, as the two sides meet in london. The roof of a school bus is sheared off in a crash in hampshire. Three children are in hospital with serious injuries. And wildlife is dying out at a rate never seen in Human History according to a stark new report from the World Wide Fund for nature. Hello. Good afternoon. The Health Secretary matt hancock has defended the governments ambition to carry out millions of coronavirus tests every day. Leaked official documents show that the Prime Ministers so called Moonshot Programme aims to carry out three million tests a day by december, and up to ten million early next year. Experts have expressed concerns about Laboratory Capacity and say the technology for rapid tests doesnt yet exist. It comes as the number of positive tests jumped 43 in one week, at the end of last month. Dominic hughes reports. Is mass testing for coronavirus the key to opening up the economy, and is it even possible . These are the questions being asked in th