first thing tomorrow morning, we are going to see nine degrees quite widely across the country he has that warm front bringing that cloud and rain across scotland. it s a legacy of cloud generally down through the country that will be the story. turning increasingly warmer as we go through the afternoon. perhaps in eastern england where we keep the best of the sunshine it will stakeholder. temperatures struggling at four or five. take a look at this, 10 11 into the afternoon in north west scotland and northern ireland. overnight that warm front continues to move south. the blanket of cloud nibbling away across the country and we will see outbreaks of showery rain. a misty, murky night to come but temperatures are set to continue to climb through the night. very unusual indeed. temperatures quite widely around 9-1! temperatures quite widely around 9 1! first thing in the morning. 9 11 first thing in the morning. tomorrow, a grey misty, murky, damp start for many. outbreaks of
on trial in new york for sex trafficking. the afternoon, welcome to bbc news. good afternoon. six cases of the 0micron coronavirus variant have been detected in scotland, taking the total to nine so far in the uk. the scottish and welsh first ministers have written to borisjohnson calling for tougher travel restrictions. meanwhile, approval is expected to be given by the uk s vaccine advisory body later today for all adults to have boosterjabs. they re currently being offered to the over 40s, frontline health and social workers, and those with certain health issues. from tomorrow, face masks will be required in shops and on public transport in england to combat the new variant. our first report is from our health correspondent dominic hughes. testing is the key to monitoring the spread of the new 0micron variant. cases in england and now scotland have already been identified and more are bound to follow. this morning, scotland s first minister nicola sturgeon was urging ca
variant could already be in the uk. the same story makes the front page of the express, which warns the new variant could impact christmas plans. the daily mail carries calls for calm from health experts, after the uk and other countries implemented travel bans on southern africa. england s chief medical officer chris whitty thinks the delta variant is of greater concern than the new omicron covid mutation. that s according to the telegraph. the financial times reports that stock markets across the world have fallen sharply, after the discovery of the new covid variant raised fears over the economic recovery. a different story on the front page of the times. it reports on the english channel crisis with the uk warning france of more deaths, unless talks between the two reopen. the yorkshire post leads on cash for levelling up. but it also covers the cricket racism story it says the ecb s boss will not rule out an independent regulator for the sport, following azeem rafi