plan for the best is planning to prepare for the worst. as soon as the storm passes, we re going to put this we re going to put the country s full might behind rescue and recovery. let s go right to meteorologist bill karins. bill, you ve been tracking this thing relentlessly. i know you got an update from the national hurricane center. as expected, downgraded to a tropical storm. so it made landfall, 150-mile-per-hour category 4 yesterday, 1:00 local time, and it s taken all the way until now to become a tropical storm. so it s finally weakened down. in other words, about 99.5% of the wind damage has already been done, so that s not going to be a big concern going forward with the storm. will will be some minor tree damage in possible areas, mississippi with power outages. let me give you an update. 60-mile-per-hour winds, 90, 95 miles south of jackson, mississippi, and it it s heading to north around 8 miles per hour. i ee moving pretty slowly. it s kept rain in the s
no more social distancing almost all coronavirus restrictions are now lifted in scotland; though nicola sturgeon warns the pandemic isn t over. belarus president lukashenko calls britain america s lapdog after the foreign office imposes economic sanctions on belarus for the first time since his disputed re election and team gb s athletes have landed back in the uk, after one of their most successful olympic games with a haul of 65 medals. a code red for humanity that s how the biggest ever report on climate change is being described by the un secretary general. the study, produced by hundreds of the world s top scientists and signed off by all the world s governments, says it s unequivocal that human activities are responsible for global warming. the report describes an overheating world slipping into crisis with more weather extremes and rising temperatures in the coming years. the government s climate co ordinator alok sharma says the report is a stark warnin
for most of us it is a cracking date with sunny spells, a little bit fresher on the actual coast itself, a little bit in there, norwich around 19 but up towards the it is more likely mid 20s in the south. low 20s for scotland and northern ireland. then the high pressure nosing in and putting the weather front in the direction of iceland rather than us so that means sunny skies for many parts of the uk, probably best of the sunshine around southern areas of scotland, the lake district, northern ireland, easily hitting the mid 20s a number of areas and guess what, with the high pressure sitting right on top of us, for the end of the week and into the weekend, the temperatures go do one thing, they will rise into the high 20s, so some very warm weather on the way if that is what you like. thank you. that is all from us. time for the news where you are. goodbye. hello, and welcome to sportsday. i m gavin ramjaun. uefa has opened disciplinary proceedings into security breaches at
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