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tuesday into wednesday to bring just a few showers. but i think for most, this upcoming week is looking dry with that area of high pressure influencing the weather. could see variable amounts of cloud, a little bit of sunshine in northern and western areas, and then signs of it turning chilly for all by the end of the week. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: tributes are paid to captain sir tom moore at his funeral family members say his spirit will live on. the chancellor plans new measures to help people buy their own homes as he prepares his budget for next week. anas sarwar has been announced as the new scottish labour leader. he takes charge of the party ahead of the scottish parliament election on the sixth of may. ministers in england launch a campaign to reassure parents it s safe for children to return to the classroom. and in the six nations wales seal the triple crown with a a0 to 2a win over england. now on bbc news, as hollywood celebrates the golden glo
in england will be allowed to have face to face visits from next week, with one regular visitor for the first time in nearly a year. the government has published details of how the visits will work. they can take place indoors, and visitors will need to be tested but not necessarily vaccinated. our social affairs correspondent alison holt reports. this has been a ritualfor months now. masks home they make their way to visit their father in his care home. he has dementia. on monday, rather than behind a screen, just one of them will be able to sit with him and hold his hand but not hard. ~ ., not hard. don t bank on the do , not hard. don t bank on the dog. dad. not hard. don t bank on the dog, dad. have not hard. don t bank on the dog, dad. have you - not hard. don t bank on the dog, dad. have you had - not hard. don t bank on the. dog, dad. have you had your dinner? it dog, dad. have you had your dinner? it may dog, dad. have you had your dinner? it may be dog, da
hello, and welcome to our talking movies awards season lookahead. i m tom brook. new york s rainbow room here in rockefeller center and california s beverly hilton will be co hosting the golden globes, the first major film awards event of the year. in today s programme, we ll be looking at awards season right up to the oscars, at the actors and films emerging as strong contenders. but before we begin, a note on the globes themselves. the voting is done by the hollywood foreign press association, some 87 internationaljournalists based in the los angeles area. over the years, there have been numerous allegations attacking the integrity of the organisation, often that it is too much in the sway of the big hollywood studios. and very recently the group was put on the defensive when it was revealed that within its ranks was not a single black member. but having said all that, the globes do give some indication of the likely contenders in the oscars race. the frontrunner at the gol
if the weather is looking mostly dry. if the weather is looking mostly m it if the weather is looking mostly dry. it will not always be sunny with dry. it will not always be sunny with mist dry. it will not always be sunny with mist and fog to contend with. all the with mist and fog to contend with. all the details on the way. it s sunday 28th february. our top story: pubs, shops and other businesses in england will be boosted by a £5 billion government grant to help them reopen safely as lockdown restrictions are eased. companies will be able to apply for a one off payment which will replace the current monthly grant system. the measure will be outlined by the chancellor in his budget on wednesday. our business correspondent, katie prescott, reports. the first signs of spring and with them hope of new beginnings for businesses as lockdown eases but it has not been an easy ride. despite government support, salons like this one still have friends and overheads. one s