because we re joined by a friend of the podcast, football correspondent and legendary commentatorjohn murray. hello, john. hello, adam. i always know it s a big football story when i get the call from newscast. well, i mean, we d do medium sized football stories if we had room! but, no, glad to see you. and i know you re about to head off to a completely different sport, aren t you? yes, lam. i m very much getting a change of scenery after, what was it, four or five weeks in germany at the football? yeah, heading off to the open golf championship to commentate on that this week. so i m very much looking forward to that. 0k, well, 12 more minutes of football, if that s ok. and also we re joined by a friend of the podcast, chief political correspondent and chief football fan, henry zeffman. hello, henry. hi. yeah, i don t know what it says about this story that you ve called upon me, but i m very happy to have some people to sort of share in the collective act of mourning with.
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head to greece, to help battle wildfires on evia, the country s second largest island. more questions for david cameron, after documents obtained by the bbc suggest he made around £7 million from the failed finance company greensill. scientists begin trials of an artificial intelligence system that may be able to diagnose dementia in a single day, rather than the many months it often currently takes. london s tower bridge has reopened to traffic overnight after becoming stuck due to a technical problem. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. a woman from the us has filed a civil lawsuit in new york, accusing prince andrew of sexual abuse. in a statement, virginia roberts giuffre claims she was trafficked to the prince by the convicted paedophilejeffrey epstein, when she was 17. the duke of york has consistently denied the allegations. in november 2019, newsnight s emily maitlis spoke to prince andrew about ms giuffre s allegations. do you remembe
what it is. we willjust have to grin and bear it. sometimes a little too much rain in a short space of time is no good thing. this dip in thejett scream has time is no good thing. this dip in the jett scream has swept along time is no good thing. this dip in thejett scream has swept along the the jett scream has swept along the country. the rain was quite heavy for some of us. and now the more persistent rain is a cross murk northern and eastern areas. it was also very windy in the south east, but gale force winds are transferring out into the north sea just off of the thames estuary. temperatures are disappointing. 15 where it is raining. maybe nudging up where it is raining. maybe nudging up to 19 celsius. this means showers are expected in london, for wimbledon, and we can expect more of the same for the football as well. let s have a look at the forecast for this evening. here is the low pressure just off the coast of scotland. a scattering of showers, not too many of the
in million 911,978 doses have been given overall. since yesterday, 9938 people are reported to have tested positive for coronavirus. as of the 22nd of february 2021, 16,803 people were in hospital with coronavirus. that s down 20% from the week before. sadly, of those who have tested positive for coronavirus, across all settings, 121,747 are reported to have now died. that s an increase of 442 fatalities since yesterday. our thoughts are very much with the families of those who have lost loved ones to this virus. on monday, the prime minister outlined the road map out of lockdown and gave us the news that we ve all been waiting for. we can now plan for the return of the pupils to schools colleges, as part of a road map for leaving lockdown. i want to say once again a massive thank you to our incredible teachers, leaders, support staff and childcare workers. you have been going above and beyond to keep schools and colleges open for vulnerable children and children of critical