From flooding by slowing heavy rainfall with their dams. They want creatures like this reintroduced nationwide. Not all are convinced. But the beavers here are making their own watery case. Roger harrabin, bbc news, devon. The weather looked nice there but how is it looking today . Nick miller has all the details. Icy rain icy sunshine sunshine and showers today, and mixture, not everyone will catch a shower. Scattered about scotla nd will catch a shower. Scattered about scotland and Northern Ireland, heavy ones with thunder, may catch mixed m, ones with thunder, may catch mixed in, drifting east of england and wales into this evening but they die away. Most places away from the Northern Isles, which they showery, look dry. Mid single figures away from the town and city centres, the grampians remaining freezing, maybe fog around on sunday. Morning sunshine tomorrow and showers get going again in scotland, Northern Ireland and northern england, this batch for wales drifting east, Easter
From flooding by slowing heavy rainfall with their dams. They want creatures like this reintroduced nationwide. Not all are convinced. But the beavers here are making their own watery case. Roger harrabin, bbc news, devon. The weather looked nice there but how is it looking today . Nick miller has all the details. Icy rain icy sunshine sunshine and showers today, and mixture, not everyone will catch a shower. Scattered about scotla nd will catch a shower. Scattered about scotland and Northern Ireland, heavy ones with thunder, may catch mixed m, ones with thunder, may catch mixed in, drifting east of england and wales into this evening but they die away. Most places away from the Northern Isles, which they showery, look dry. Mid single figures away from the town and city centres, the grampians remaining freezing, maybe fog around on sunday. Morning sunshine tomorrow and showers get going again in scotland, Northern Ireland and northern england, this batch for wales drifting east, Easter
Was last seen outside one of the pubs struck by the attackers. Lucy manning reports. Melissa mcmullan hasjust had the news no sister wants to hear. She now believes her brother, james, was murdered in the London Bridge attack. This morning we received news from the police that my Brothers Bank card was found on one of the bodies from Saturday Nights brutal attack. While our pain will never diminish, it is important for us to all carry on with our lives in direct opposition to all those who would try to destroy ours. James was 32 years old, from london, on A Night Out With Friends in a pub on borough high street, when he popped outside a cigarette. Despite the anguish, the tears, melissa wanted to speak, to let everyone know what her big brother was like. There will only ever be one james. Nowhere else will you find such humour and unique personality, with someone who puts friends and family above all else. He was an inspiration. Melissa, how would you describe your brother . Loving and
As Coronavirus Infections begin to rise again there is an increased focus on how to ensure that schools can remain open gcioss ensure that schools can remain open across the uk. Now two big new Research Projects have received funding to investigate how the virus might be transmitted in schools. 0ur education editor Brandon Jeffries has more details. At the school front door, the first reminder of coronavirus, the risk their education will be disrupted again. But these pupils in bristol could help change that. Taking a saliva test for the virus once a month, so cases without symptoms are spotted. If you do know that you have it, then you can stay at home for, like, two weeks and make sure that youve fully recovered. At such a critical time, learning obviously our gcses, so keeping school open for our year right now is probably the best thing that can happen. The benefits are of testing like, you know you can take precautions, you can quickly isolate, and help others stay safe. For the F
Overnight, with rain around the lake district, but certainly in the south and south east, we are talking clear skies. Here is tomorrows weather. That rain could be particularly heavy around the Western Isles here. In fact, we could be getting around 100 millimetres of rain. Two extremes, from the very wet and blustery north west of the country to warm and sunny in the southeast with highs of up to 25 degrees and in fact, temperatures will be rising into the week ahead. Somewhat of a short hot spell on the way. Hello this is bbc news. The headlines. Britain is on the edge of losing control of coronavirus. A stark warning from one leading scientist following a sharp rise in cases. This is still a very widely distributed infection, its across the whole of the uk and by every measure, the numbers are going up. The university of Oxford Astrazeneca have restarted Clinical Trials of their Coronavirus Vaccine which was halted after a volunteer fell ill. Boris johnson defends his plans to over