laterfor the murdered mp sir david amess. and less than 1% of the population in england account for more than 16% of visits to accident and emergency departments according to a new study. good morning and welcome to bbc news. there have been distressing scenes as five people have been killed and dozens injured after a car drove at high speed into a christmas parade in the us state of wisconsin. more than 20 people half of them children were taken to hospital following the incident. it s understood police are not treating the incident as terrorism and believe the suspect may have been fleeing another crime scene. a person of interest is in police custody. our north america correspondent peter bowes reports. this was the scene seconds before the holiday parade in waukesha descended into chaos and mayhem. all of a sudden, a red sports utility vehicle ploughed at high speed into a school marching band that was entertaining the crowd. the sequence of events was captu
is breezy out there too but still very mild for this time of year. we have got an area of low pressure with us at the moment. it is going to edge further eastwards but still bringing outbreaks of rain and over the next few hours it will be heaviest in the pennines. further south the rain light and patchy. one or two sharper showers moving through on the breeze. bit of brightness here and there, but the gusts of wind between 40, 45mph round coast and hills in the north an west. temperatures round 10, 15 degrees so several above average. as we move into the evening hours most of the rain eases away to the east. it becomes light and patchy in the south. clearer sky also be for western scotland, into north west england so temperatures here just about into singlify yours but for most a frost free mild night. double figures to kick off the weekend. we start saturday, a bit of cloud. a breeze close though the east coast, bringing showers for east anglia, the sett too. the cloud incr
the wildfires, blamed on climate change, that raged this summer in california we have a special report from one town that was engulfed in flames and burned to the ground. it s running down the road towards you. get out now. we grabbed the dogs, and we grabbed our suitcases. and we got in the truck, and we left. i m ben mundy with today s other main stories. a new record for the number of migrants crossing the english channel in a single day a thousand people made the journey on thursday. the latest ons covid survey shows infections are falling in england and wales. but the trend is uncertain in northern ireland. good afternoon from glasgow and bbc news coverage of cop26 the united nations climate change conference. a new draft agreement was published this morning it hasn t been signed off yet but it s our latest update on where negotiations, going on behind me, appear to be heading. one change in the new draft is an apparent softening of government requirements to r
mild by day but it is really mild overnight. these are the early morning temperatures. in london they should be closer to five or six at this time of year, maybe three or fourin this time of year, maybe three or four in other parts, but we are in double figures, so very mild. either side, generally speaking, it s a fairly cloudy day and temperatures up fairly cloudy day and temperatures up to 14 in the south, i2 fairly cloudy day and temperatures up to 14 in the south, 12 in the north of the uk, and it is settled because of this high pressure area over us over saturday and sunday. a weak weather front trying to push into the north west of the uk. it cannot because this high pressure is basically stopping it. for the vast majority of us it is a day of often cloudy skies but sunny spells coming through as well. 14 in belfast, typically 12, 13 on sunday. through as well. 1a in belfast, typically 12, 13 on sunday. monday, high pressure still with us. the weather front moves and b
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are susie boniface, a columnist for the daily mirror, and madeline grant, who s a columnist for the daily telegraph and its parliamentary sketchwriter. tomorrow s front pages starting with let s take a look at some of tomorrow s front pages already in, starting with the yorkshire post. it leads with the resignation of the yorkshire county cricket club chairman over its response to the racism experienced by the former player azeem rafiq. the times leads with demands from the police watchdog, for officers to have their phones checked, they say it s in a bid to tackle online misconduct including misogyny and sexual harrassment. the daily mail splashes with the covid triple boost , saying boosterjabs, a pill and falling infection rates are all helping in the fight against the virus. the ft leads on this too it reports that pfizer s new pill has energised the stock market. the i say