programme which bbc wine and the news channel dipped into, rather too frequently for some viewers, who felt saturation point had been reached by saturday. as they typed the lead story was the ongoing push by nicola sturgeon for an ongoing referendum. this election has notjust been about scotland. the bbc has put out a statement in response to complaints like those. given that the range of contest, it was always going to be hard to provide a clear overall picture assessing how well each party had performed and what results were particularly newsworthy. for some members of the audience including mick please, the bbc got the emphasis wrong. i have watched the coverage of the resultant bbc wine and i am amazed. in the toolbox bbc news has for conveying election results, graphics have always played an important part, with peter snow and his swing is still casting and his swing is still casting a large shadow. this time around, reset ramadi and lewis got all took on responsibility
let s start here in the uk, where the prime minister, borisjohnson said the queen s speech sets out a plan for unleashing our nation s full potential as recovery from the coronavirus pandemic is put at the top of the agenda. johnson promised to end the criminal waste of talent in parts of the uk by spreading opportunity more evenly. among the planned new laws, a bill to ease planning controls and increase housebuilding in england. the government also wants to build a number of freeports across the country and to make technology companies more accountable for the content they host. joining me now is miatta fahnbulleh, who is chief executive of the new economics foundation. what stood out for you in this speech question alone at the bigger thread was levelling up and i think given how much the government talked about it, how little detail there was. what are you looking for? the white papers which turned out in time, what detail you want resolute levelling up which by the w
a school shooting in russia: seven pupils and a teacher are dead after an attack by a teenage gunman covid rules in most of scotland will be relaxed from next monday, with pubs reopening to customers indoors and people able to hug again a 21 year old man appears in court charged with the murder of police community support officerjulia james. # all night i riot with you.# and it s the brits tonight in front of thousands of music fans as part of an experiment on getting audiences back into venues. and coming up on the bbc news channel: a blow to scotland s euro plans as midfielder kenny mclean is ruled out with a knee injury. he picked up ligament damage on the final day of the season with norwich. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the government has set out its agenda for the year ahead, with 30 bills for the next parliament in the queen s speech. in a covid secure ceremony in the house of lords, the queen said that the government s priority is to deliver a
wales, the midlands and east anglia we have showers and thunderstorms forming. the showers are bad because of a change in the wind direction with southerly winds colliding with easterly winds on this trough. later this afternoon these bigger storms will be across northern england, particularly lincolnshire and yorkshire into the north east, with hail and thunder mixed in with the really hefty downpours. as that feature continues to move northwards, south east england should continue to say try with sunshine, and china for the most part in scotland, northern ireland missing out on the showers. should be a fine afternoon foremost continuing to stay dry with sunshine. overnight the showers will continue to push northwards across northern england into scotland, still with some heavy rain. temperatures around six or seven, similar to last night. tomorrow, starting with rain across scotland again, pushing slowly northwards again, pushing slowly northwards again but not clearing.