The afternoon, better for wimbledon, a lower risk of rain, not those gloomy skies we had. But i think in the north of scotland it is looking pretty wet. Temperatures a bit higher tomorrow because there is more sunshine coming through. Towards the end of the week, this is trying to build in but when when we are on the edge of it, the air comes in from the north, so those chilly northerly winds, i mean, there will be some big temperature contrast, i think. 0nly be some big temperature contrast, i think. Only 13 for lara, 1a in aberdeen, a pleasant 23 in london giving a bit of sunshine. teen for lerwick. The outlook, not particularly warm and a mixed bag. Back to you. Thanks. Hello, and welcome to sportsday. I m 0lly foster. Here s what s coming up for you this evening. The system is to be made against the dutch in dortmund. We will head there shortly on the eve of england s euro semifinal. At the beginning of the tournament, the expectation weighed quite heavily. What was impressive w
The chancellor, rachel reeves, has promised to make kick starting economic growth a national mission . A key part of that is a plan to reintroduce compulsory house building targets, as our chief economics correspondent dharshini david reports. How do you go about building prosperity? loosening red tape to revive private investment in home building and energy infrastructure form the foundation of today s plans, aimed at underpinning a decade of renewal. It will be up to local communities to decide where the housing is built but it has to be built. If the answer is always no, we ll continue as we are and continuing as we are means living standards continuing to decline and it means public services continuing to deteriorate. The plans involve reviving mandatory house building targets, allowing development on so called grey belt, parts of the protected green belt already built on, and lifting a ban on onshore wind powered developments. She knows she may be in for a fight. How prepared are
Capital cities is looking a little bit up and down, sunny spells and scattered showers, not quite as cold as it has been. And that s bbc news at six. Now it s time to join our colleagues for the news where you are. Goodbye. Hello and welcome to sportsday i m olly foster. Coming up on the programme. 48 hours to their euro semifinal, have england finally got a spring in their step? france aren t fully firing yet, they ve arrived in munich for their semifinal against the favourites spain tomorrow. Here at lourdes, i ve been speaking to england s james anderson as he prepares for his very last test match. And i m chetan pathak live here at wimbledon. It s an eventful day at the championships where alina is wearing a black ribbon to dedicate her when to those killed in an attack on a children s hospital in her home country. It s a very difficult day today for the ukrainian people. Applause. The favour now to win a second singles title. Evening, we ll get to the all england club and lord s
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