Humidity tomorrow as the Wind Shifteds into the south west, still feeling warm when get the sun out, so it looks like a stormy night ahead, as we gradually head through the weekend, that low pressure pulling further away, High Pressure is being allowed to build to the south, so fewer showers on saturday and sunday, more dry windows of weather but with this winds in the north and west a few shower, it will be warmer on the east coast of scotland tomorrow and on sunday, still 2a, scotland tomorrow and on sunday, still 24, 25 but scotland tomorrow and on sunday, still 2a, 25 but really batten £the hatch, nasty weather tonight. Still 2a, 25 but really batten £the hatch, nasty weather tonight. Thats it. You can keep up with all the latest developments on bbc website, but the news continues here on bbc one, as we welcome to a Special Edition of Northwest Tonight where we also welcome viewers watching around the uk. Guilty nurse lucy letby is the most prolific baby killer in modern times. S
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The week in parliament. Hello, and welcome to the week in parliament. A week when borisjohnson faces mutiny in the ranks. If lockdown measures are the answer, why arent they working . The worst in society is the government enjoying its powers a little bit too much. Labour say there is one man to blame. The Prime Minister ignores the warning signs, hurtles towards a car crash, then looks in the rear mirror and says, whats all that about . Also in this programme, mps reflect on the harrowing consequences of gang violence. In the last two months alone, ive had to speak to three inconsolable mothers whove lost their children as a result of knife crime. But first. Some parts of england face more restrictions to suppress coronavirus. We could hear more details as soon as monday but ministers are facing anger from conservative mps over the existing rules. More than a dozen tory mps rebelled in a retrospective vote on the rule of six limit on gatherings. And spoke out against the 10pm early cl
Now on bbc news, the week in parliament. Hello and welcome to the week in parliament. A week when borisjohnson faces mutiny in the ranks. If lockdown measures are the answer, why arent they working . The worst in society is the government enjoying its powers a little bit too much. Labour say there is one man to blame. The Prime Minister ignores the warning signs, hurtles towards a car crash, then looks in the rear mirror and says, whats all that about . Also in this programme mps reflect on the harrowing consequences of gang violence. In the last two months alone, ive had to speak to three inconsolable mothers whove lost their children as a result of knife crime. But first some parts of england face more restrictions to suppress coronavirus. We could hear more details as soon as monday but ministers are facing anger from conservative mps over the existing rules. More than a dozen tory mps rebelled in a retrospective vote on the rule of six limit on gatherings and spoke out against the