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again off the non seat with snow showers heading up towards north east england and eastern scotland. the cloud continues to thin out in northern ireland, wales and the south west with sunshine here, but temperatures barely above freezing for much of the country and they fall sharply this evening where we have clearer skies. more snow showers towards the north east which fade away later in the night, cloud thickens towards the west, so a weather system from the atlantic which of course will bump into the cold air and there will be a frost widely tonight, with temperatures typically “4, 7 so not as cold as it has been. let s focus on the weather in northern ireland tomorrow because here for most of the day, it will be snowing. we expect five to ten centimetres of snow quite widely, some browsers and drifting over the high ground in strong winds. the same wet weather sneaks it s way further east, a mixture of rain and snow for south west england, snow for the hills of w ....
detained during a nationwide road blockade in india by farmers protesting against new agricultural laws. and in the six nations, scotland stun england, a historic win at tottenham for the first time since 1983. at twickenham. and coming up in half an hour, mark kermode gives his verdict on the latest films to see. good evening. a leaked document has revealed that borisjohnson is planning to reverse reforms of the nhs in england. the changes could see a reduced role for the private sector. the move would sweep away changes introduced by david cameron s government in 2012 with nhs commissioners no longer required to invite private companies to bid to run services and with more focus on hospitals and social care services working together to improve patient care. our health correspondent katharine de costa reports. an ageing population brings with it the challenge of proving more complex care. hospital beds are often tied up, waiting for a care package to support elderly ....
an audacious attempt to steal two rembrandt paintings from a south london gallery believed to be worth more more than £100 million a stop in its tracks. and coming up is ita bird? is it a plane? british inventor, richard browning, breaks his own record for fastest flight in a jet suit. good evening and welcome to bbc news. accident and emergency departments in england have recorded their worst performance since current records began in 200a. one in six patients waited longer than the four hour target in october and the target for starting cancer treatment was missed for the 46th month in a row. the total number of people waiting for routine operations is now nearly 11.5 million. the labour leaderjeremy corbyn described the figures as disgraceful , and blamed the problems on a lack of staff and funding. but the prime minister said they were a result of the huge demand, being placed on the national health service. here s our health editor hugh pym. that was when i ....
eighties seriously injured. donald trump officially launches his bid for a second term as president. good morning. the school has just won the gardening team of the year. we ll show more of it through the course of the morning. the forecast, scotla nd course of the morning. the forecast, scotland and northern ireland, seoung joung 0h jallet stop england and wales, more thunderstorms to come this morning. scotland and northern ireland. i ll have more details coming to you shortly. it s wednesday june 19th. our top story. the race to be prime minister is gathering pace today after the five remaining candidates for the conservative leadership went head to head in a live bbc debate. frontrunner boris johnson and his rivals clashed on brexit and there were disagreements over taxes as they answered questions from the public. but they did agree to launch an internal inquiry into islamaphobia, as our political correspondent iain watson reports. high stakes can lead to a hard ....
importantly than that, it s essential to the scrutiny of the decisions that i will carry the impact of these decisions with me forever and i want to make sure that those who come after me in politics have the benefit of the learning, the things that my government did right and the things my government did that were not right, with hindsight that we wish we had done differently. i cannot say strongly enough how important that is to me. these decisions were of a magnitude beyond what i had ever experienced and that is true of decision makers everywhere and the impact of them. i think about that literally every day and i want this inquiry and the scottish inquiry to scrutinise those decisions so we can learn and future governments can learn appropriate lessons from them. in governments can learn appropriate lessons from them. governments can learn appropriate lessons from them. in case there is an doubt lessons from them. in case there is any doubt on lessons from them. ....