tomorrow but we still have the stubborn heat in the south east of england. moving into thursday, more of a north westerly breeze that will bring more showers perhaps do northern ireland, scotland and one or two for northern england but further south still dry and still more sunshine but it is continuing to cool down a little bit. even in the south east, temperatures are more comfortable, 27 degrees. so it is cooling down for a while and then it heats up. not so much for scotland, northern ireland and the far north of england. sunday or monday, nearerthe far north of england. sunday or monday, nearer the mid 20s but it s across this area of england and wales where we have this extreme heat warning from the met office that temperatures will soar, not just on sunday but into monday as well and you can see in the strong sunshine how the temperatures rise significantly. it will be hotter than it s been in the last couple of days and we have 36 in london and the temperatures could
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that may be right, but injune, an official report said that the department of education sees raac as the greatest risk to safety across the school estate. and that was before the risk was upgraded, which is why this issue is raising questions for parents, children and teachers. so, who should be answering all of those questions? the teaching union the association of school & college leaders says rishi sunak has significant questions to answer over why when he was chancellor the budget was cut to fix crumbling concrete in schools. the general secretary of the ascl, geoff barton, is with us now. welcome, geoff. i want to explain to viewers that it was because jonathan i want to explain to viewers that it was becausejonathan slater said that when rishi sunak was chancellor the treasury refused to put more money into repairing schools and actually cut funding that there is this political row, something the prime minister strongly denies. i think that is completely and utterly wro
and different households most. won t be able to meet up. is this a government committed to levelling up this country? matt hancock will address parliament that is what they told people in this city, shortly. of course, we will bring the people who drive those taxis, you that statement, on who work in the pubs. a day when many of them who may have voted for them. 241 further covid 19 deaths have they said to them been recorded they would level up. what we ve seen today is in the a deliberate act of levelling down. uk. with two weeks to go until the us election we re looking at the worldwide implications. starting in afghanistan where a spike in violence is threatening peace talks with the taliban. and this is the moment police caught up with the man who murdered the swedish journalist kim wall he d been trying to escape from prison in denmark. the full story from copenhagen. greater manchester will have top tier coronavirus restrictions imposed on it by the uk government