Hadn t been widely shared. Daniel sandford, thank you very much. And you can see much more on that over the course of the afternoon on the bbc news channel. Time for a look at the weather. Here s tomasz shafernaker. Hello, and good afternoon, i am so delighted to bring you a forecast full of optimism, we have been advertising for days that the weather is set to improve and, indeed, it is, it will be increasingly sunny and warm. But not at the moment, there is a bit of a blip in the weather, across central and western areas of the uk. There is a weather front here and currently, it is stuck. The reason why it is stuck is because it is riding up against this area of high pressure and there are a number of weather fronts. Pressure and there are a number of weatherfronts. And pressure and there are a number of weather fronts. And as they approach the high pressure, they slow down. Think of the high pressure as a mountain so as a weather front approaches with a building area of high pressur
wave of support from top performers. all of those stories here in just a moment. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here s lizzy. hello from the bbc sport centre. we re starting with the the news today that the future of the commonwealth games and its viability is being questioned, after alberta announced they re cancelling their bid to host the 2030 event. it follows victoria, in australia, who also pulled out of staging the next games in 2026. our correspondent, alex capstick, tells us where this leaves the games. it would seem to be in crisis. without a house for the next two editions. although they insist there is ongoing dialogue with potential hosts. it has been suggested india or malaysia might lodge a bid. but one committed and prepared to meet all of the financial demands of staging such a big multisports event has increasingly difficult. fifa is investigating an official complaint that the zambia head coach, bruce mwape, sexually assaulted a p
a side door and blew out the glass to get inside. chief correspondent jonathan has new information. what are we learning? reporter: we are learning that they believe this was a well-planned attack by the 28-year-old shooter. now identified as audrey elizabeth hale who police say was transgender. did she identified as transgender? she does identify as transgender. as a man or a woman? woman. jonathan: and tonight, we are seeing as you mentioned the moment when hale shot out a door of the school to get into the building and then roamed the hallways of covenant school. a private christian academy for about 200 pre-k to sixth grade students. hale killed three children identified as nine world, in dieckhaus, hallie scruggs and william kinney as well as three adults, cynthia peak, 61, katherine koonce, 60, and mike hill, 61. in the shooter s home, police say they discovered clear signs that this was a premeditated attack. we have a manifesto. we have some writings tha
hospitalized in south carolina because of complications tied to nation s formula shortage. a children s hospital in charleston says three of the infants were admitted because they couldn t tolerate the formulas their parents tried using for them. another got sick from mineral imbalances from care givers micking mick i mixing their own formula. 45% of formula products were out of stock. help is hours away and coming from across the atlantic. our senior medical correspondent is in germany where the first flights are getting ready the leave. how soon will this formula hit the shelves? we have been watch b service members putting together these pallets. it s 1.5 million bottles. each bottle eight ounces. 1.5 million being sent by a european company to the united states. the department of defense is doing the shipping. let s take a look at what they are sending. if you look at this, you can see it says nestle. that s a swiss company. that s a formula that s hypoallergenic. a l
baseball caps tdow passed the threshold riding high from encouraging inflation reports that sent indexes to record closes. are the good vibes making their way to main street? in a way, yes. many people are exposed to the stock market through their retirement funds. stock market gains like the ones we have seen this week, get real money for real people. consumers are not feeling row a survey out showed that they are forried about the economic outlook than last month. those feels are a boon for retailers like walmart that beat estimates in quarterly revenue. shoppers are flocking as inflation takes a bite out of budgets. shares hit a record close thursday. now much of their gains are coming from high income shoppers, making up a greater portion of the company s business. they re still spending on big tickets like electronics, but low income shoppers are feeling more of the strain. that s especially amid elevated housing and gas costs. how they feel about the economy is sure to