their guard. people have really got to be on their guard- people have really got to be on their ruard. ., , ., ., , their guard. more of this on money box. their guard. more of this on money here thank their guard. more of this on money here thank you their guard. more of this on money box. thank you very their guard. more of this on money box. thank you very much. - now it s time for a look at the weather with darren. hello there. there s warm weather on the way for the early part of next week. the weekend started cold, mind you. the sunshine is gradually fading through today as cloud comes in from the atlantic bringing a few more showers into the south west of england and wales, some patchy rain for northern ireland and western scotland. hazy sunshine continues further east. after that chilly start, temperatures aren t that exciting today, getting into double figures quite widely, a bit chillier in scotland. as the cloud increases the winds pick up as well and it s go
lockdown eases in wales the first uk nation to lift travel restrictions within its borders. and one of nature s greatest light shows. we ll be finding out later why there could be more opportunities to spot the northern lights, in the coming years. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. do stay with us for the very latest news and analysis. coronavirus restrictions are being stepped up in parts of europe as a third wave of infections continues to sweep the continent. eu states have seen some of the deadliest outbreaks of the pandemic and are racing to vaccinate people. the prime minister of poland has warned that the country s hospitals may not be able to cope with soaring covid cases. the uk kent variant of the virus is now responsible for 80% of all infections there. its government has brought in tighter restrictions affecting shops, supermarkets and churches. tougher measures have also been brought in paris and several other parts of france
hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. coronavirus restrictions are being stepped up in parts of europe as a third wave of infections continues to sweep the continent. eu states have seen some of the deadliest outbreaks of the pandemic and are racing to vaccinate people. the prime minister of poland has warned that the country s hospitals may not be able to cope with soaring covid cases. the uk kent variant of the virus is now responsible for 80% of all infections there. its government has brought in tighter restrictions affecting shops, supermarkets and churches. tougher measures have also been brought in paris and several other parts of france. residents face more stringent police checks, with people in high risk areas not allowed to travel more than ten kilometres from home, except in emergencies. with the latest from across europe here s tanya dendrinos . speeding around the national velodrome, the french cycling team is training hard for th
whether he was joking or saying what he thinks in an unguarded moment during a private meeting, its perhaps more accurate to say that globalisation, which helped covid s rapid spread, is critical to vaccination success. this weekend uk government ministers predicted a boosterjab by september. but india has halted exports and europe is threatening to. stefanie, let s talk about what is happening. they are pretty troubled by what has been happening. they singled out the uk in particular. what is there problem and what of the changes that are likely to follow from this? do you think they are follow they will follow through on the threats? are follow they will follow through on the threats? yes, well, it s a very interesting through on the threats? yes, well, it s a very interesting question. - it s a very interesting question. for now, it has only been threats. interestingly, there are reports in the uk and also back in europe that right now, there are talks going on betw
restrictions within its borders and one of nature s greatest light shows. we ll be finding out why there could be more opportunities in the future to spot the northern lights, in the coming years. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. coronavirus restrictions are being stepped up in parts of europe as a third wave of infections continues to sweep the continent. eu states have seen some of the deadliest outbreaks of the pandemic and are racing to vaccinate people. the prime minister of poland has warned that the country s hospitals may not be able to cope with soaring covid cases. the uk or kent variant of the virus is now responsible for 80% of all infections in polish hospitals. its government has brought in tighter restrictions affecting shops, supermarkets and churches. tougher measures have also been brought in paris and several other parts of france. residents face more stringent police checks, with people in high risk areas not allowed