finding out how our destinations are planning to reopen injust two weeks. a big win for wales in world cup qualifying. danjames with the crucial goal in cardiff as they beat the czech republic to get their campaign back on track. we ll meet 89 year old john wilcock, roller skating around his courtyard, raising money for charity. walking is a bit boring. jogging is a bit boring. along comes sir tom with his trolley, and i thought, yes, with my wife s roller, i ll be able to skate. good morning from the roof of the bbc in london. yesterday was the warmest march date since 1968. the temperature reached 24.5 celsius in kew gardens. today we could see similar, depending on the cloud amounts. one or two showers and heavy and persistent rain pushing scout across scotland, getting into northern ireland and weakening as it does so. all that it has in ten minutes. it s wednesday the 31st of march. our top story. the health secretary has warned people who are enjoying the easing of lock
you and you get a bitjealous. sometimes people get more likes than you and you get a bit jealous. i d ta ke you and you get a bit jealous. i d take about five before i pick one and thenl take about five before i pick one and then i post it. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. a growing number of conservative mps have criticised the speaker of the house of commonsjohn bercow after he publicly opposed the idea of president trump addressing parliament during his state visit. he told the house of commons yesterday that addressing mps was not an automatic right, but an earned honour. it s prompted calls for him to consider his position with some conservatives accusing him of ignoring the tradition that the speaker should stay neutral. but the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, said it was the duty of the speaker to stand up for parliament. here s our political correspondent chris mason. the ultimate accolade on a state visit. the red carpet and the chance to address both houses o
genuinely affordable housing. a warning the uk tax burden is set to rise to its highest level for 30 years, despite continuing cuts to public services. a jailed royal marine goes to court to appeal his conviction for murdering an injured afghan insurgent. also, a ten minute appointment with your gp. how the uk has some of the shortest doctor appointment times in europe. and how children as young as ten are feeling the pressure to look good in selfies. sometimes people get more likes than you and you get a bitjealous. i d take about five before i pick one and then i post it. in the last half hour, the government has conceded that parliament will get a vote on the final brexit deal before it is put to the european parliament. brexit minister david jones said the final agreement will need to be approved by both houses of parliament and that votes will take place before the european parliament rubber stamps it. labour described it as a huge and important concession. our chief pol
premier league champions leicester city issue their unwavering support for manager claudio ranieri, despite being just one point above the relegation zone. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. tonight we bring you the second of our special reports on the mounting pressures facing the nhs in england. it comes as the latest economic forecast from the influential institute for fiscal studies says spending on the health service is struggling to keep pace with population growth and ageing patients. more on that in a moment, but first, bbc news has been given exclusive access to the royal blackburn hospital. it was built to serve a population of 300,000 people, but now looks after half a million. as our special correspondent ed thomas reports, that is just one reason why doctors and nurses are pushed to their limits as they care for their patients. you may find some of the images in the report distressing. every bed on every ward. never know what is coming through the
from the official residence of scotland s first minister with the announcement today that she will be seeking a second independence referendum. and the other main stories on bbc news. mps vote to reject the changes made by the lords to the government s brexit bill. the ayes to the right, 335. the noes to the left, 287. so the ayes have it. live at westminster lords are voting again on whether to accept the commons vote or resist as government sources say the triggering of article 50 will delayed until the end of the month. rail services on some of the busiest lines in england and disrupted due toa lines in england and disrupted due to a 24 hour strike. the queen launches the baton relay for the next commonwealth games, which will be held on the gold coast of australia next spring. and in sport manchester united see red as they ta ke manchester united see red as they take on chelsea for the last remaining place in the fa cup semifinals. isa is a very good evening to you from