Beyond kabul we have a Special Report from Rural Afghanistan on life under the taliban. And dancing and fireworks bring the tokyo paralympics to a close. The queen says the achievements Of Britains athletes have lifted the nation. Good evening. The Girls Aloud singer Sarah Harding has died at the age of 39. She was diagnosed with Breast Cancer last year. She was part of one of the most successful british female bands of all time. Formed on a reality show, they went on to have 21 top ten hits. Sarah hardings Mother Marie described her as a bright shining star, and her Band Mate Nadine coyle said she was, absolutely devastated. Our Enterainment Correspondent Lizo mzimba looks back at her life. His report contains some flashing images. After three months of competition, the moment her dream came true. Sarah. Cheering. But Sarah Harding it could scarcely have imagined the success that would follow. Every one of their first 16 singles a top ten hit. Thanks to a collection of irresistibly ca
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welcome to the programme, which brings together bbc specialists and the foreign correspondents who file their stories for audiences back home dateline london. this week borisjohnson boasts of vaccine success. his government says two jabs will be followed by a covid booster in the autumn, as europeans struggle with too many infections and too few doses of vaccine. a rare misstep by angela merkel have germans, and others, had enough of lockdown? and the evergreen trafficjam that risked withering global trade. with me this weekend ashis ray, from india, is approaching 45 years as a foreign correspondent, as well as serving at the crease as a cricket commentator. stefanie bolzen is uk and ireland correspondent for germany s welt. and with me here, clive myrie, who reports internationally for the bbc as well, as presenting the news back home. now, the reason we have the vaccine success , prime minister boris johnson is reported to have told his mps this week, is because of
now on bbc news: dateline london. good evening. the clocks spring forward an hour tonight and the temperatures? hello. i m shaun ley. welcome to the programme, which brings together bbc specialists and the foreign correspondents, who file their stories for audiences back home, dateline: london. this week: borisjohnson boasts of vaccine success. his government says two jabs will be followed by a covid booster in the autumn as europeans struggle with too many infections and too few doses of vaccine. a rare mis step by angela merkel have germans, and others, had enough of lockdown? and the evergreen trafficjam that risked withering global trade. with me this weekend. ashis ray, from india, is approaching 45 years as a foreign correspondent, as well as serving at the crease as a cricket commentator. stefanie bolzen is uk and ireland correspondent for germany s welt. with me here, clive myrie, who reports internationally for the bbc as well as presenting the news back home. t
northwards into scotland, affecting northern ireland, the far north west of england, too. away from here, the rest of england and wales turning drier, brighter, maybe some sunshine in the south east. highs of15, 16 degrees in lincolnshire and east anglia, despite the strong winds today, temperatures are higher than they were yesterday. but rain continues for a while in north wales, north west england. but particularly overnight, into northern ireland and western scotland, turning very wet here. a mild night. lowest temperatures in the far north of scotland and the far south of england, where we get some clearer skies later. moving into monday, and we ve got the rain clearing away from northern ireland. still quite cloudy. the rain really setting and across the hills of western scotland. it turns sunnier from the south, across england and wales. the wind gradually eases down as well. the temperature is continuing to climb as high as 19 or 20. hello, this is bbc news with shaun