people have spoken of their shock. it s the children i can t forget, for what they ve seen. it s scary. a requiem mass at westminster cathedral for the mp sir david amess stabbed to death last month. and he s done it rugby league star kevin sinfield completes his epic run for charity. 101 miles in 2a hours. hello, and if you vejustjoined us, welcome to bbc news. borisjohnson has narrowly succeeded in getting mps to back his controversial plans for a new cap on the cost of social care in england, but there was a substantial tory rebellion. the plans change the way the cap of £86,000 is calculated, and critics say say poorer people are disproportionately affected. the prime minister claims the plans are incredibly generous. the proposals went through but mrjohnson s commons majority was cut from 80 to 26. 0ur political correspondent lone wells reports. does the prime minister have enough support? l has he made a pig s ear of it? it s a question getting louder in westmins
friday to sunny spells and showers. into northern england, wales into the midlands and sunny spells on the warmth lasting longest on friday towards the south east. as we go overnight into saturday, this system, rain on it again for the driest parts of england, a few millimetres here and there before clearing on saturday morning. another area of high pressure building infor another area of high pressure building in for the weekend. a lot of cloud around, occasional, pleasant sunny spells where it will feel warm. little rain moving into part of northern ireland and scotland. there is a hint of something warmer next week, keep watching. that s all from the bbc news at six , so it s goodbye from me , hello and welcome to sportsday i m sarah mulkerrins coming up on the programme. can manchester cityjoin liverpool in the champions league final, pep guardiola s men are in the spanish capital to take on 13 time winners real madrid. i v e i ve spent the afternoon here in madrid wi
it s a school with a bad reputation rated inadequate and described by 0fsted as unsafe for teachers and pupils. children were being suspended as early as 9:15 in the morning. there was a culture of bullying. there was frequent fighting. you d be scared to walk into, like, certain corners or places in the back of the classroom, or places in the playground. across the country, clips posted on social media give an insight into the chaos in classrooms. back in dewsbury, headteacher mr mackey has made a big difference with small changes. he joined the school a year ago and has banned mobile phones, and access to toilets is limited during lesson time. we had a lot of internal truancy. children were going into cubicles. i m pretty sure they were vaping in there. we were spending, at times, thousands of pounds per week on damage. this year, you ll see them in lessons every single day. they re not late, they re in perfect uniform. they re trying their hardest. tameka was excluded fr
outbreaks of rain. it will be a tale of two halves for many of us as we go through the weekend. there will be frontal systems moving their way through. for many, it starts off a cloudy and murky, rain out to the north west on saturday, slowly improving on sunday with the exception perhaps for the south east. thanks, louise. and that s bbc news at six. you can keep up with all the latest developments on bbc website. now its time to join our colleagues for the news where you are goodbye. i m asad ahmad. hello and welcome to sportsday. we will have the latest crystal palace. with speculation he was going to lose hisjob, roy hodgson has taken ellen training with india are still on top in the third test. get ready for liftoff. another super league season starts tonight. can anyone challenge the warriors? also coming up on sports day, managing colitis and a professional football career we re going to meet the player looking to raise awareness of what be a debilitating condition.
rain will push its way steadily eastwards overnight. as it does so the raynal tend to ease and by the end of the night we ll be in some clearer spells and some showers in the north and west. tonight won t be quite as warm as it was last night but not far off. it will be a very mild starts still as we head into friday and we are all in the same boat. there will be some sunny spells and many places will be dry. a few showers coming into northern scotland, wall or two further south heading over the irish sea into england and wales. more sunshine in more southern parts of england and fairly gentle breezes too. whilst it s not as mild as today, temperatures still above average, 12 in the central belt of scotland, 1a in the central belt of scotland, 1a in the central belt of scotland, 1a in the south east of england. if we look to the west there are weather fronts going to be heading our way this weekend. the first one dies away. this is the main feature that will push eastwards ov