and it s very difficult to see how that will ever happen in the future. so this does feel very much like it has the potential to be a really historical moment. jubilees are markers of history. they are also a chance to party, to remember and to connect. perhaps never more so than this year. daniela relph, bbc news, salisbury. we are already looking forward to our next bank holiday monday! find our next bank holiday monday! and the our next bank holiday monday! fific the celebrations but our next bank holiday monday! fific the celebrations but the time our next bank holiday monday! e ic the celebrations but the time of. not that we will, we will be here! we won t mind, it is quite good fun reason. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning and welcome to viewers of bbc london and bbc south east today. greater anglia has announced it
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around five hours. fire crews say the dogs were uninjured and became stuck after chasing a fox into the underground tunnel. they won t be doing that again. they won t be doing that again. they look a bit surprised, trying to work out where they are. good to see it had a happy ending. here s carol. a complicated picture over the next few days. good morning, what we have this week is a change in the weather. it has been mild for the time of year, now it will turn colder and more unsettled. today we have a weather front producing rain moving southwards across scotland and northern ireland and behind it, the showers will increasingly turn wintry, even at fairly low levels. the head of the rain, we have showers in england and wales. at the
watching sport happening as you look at it. the moon landing, i think it was termed the media event of the century. people could not believe they were seeing that and they were seeing it globally, notjust the uk, 650 million people watched armstrong on the moon landing. i pail]! 650 million people watched armstrong on the moon landing. on the moon landing. i will ask an unfair question. unfair question. what have been your favourite moments? favourite moments? weld, it is a radio event. favourite moments? weld, it is a radio event. i favourite moments? weld, it is a radio event, i might favourite moments? weld, it is a radio event, i might allowed - favourite moments? weld, it is a radio event, i might allowed to i radio event, i might allowed to mention radio? radio is so amazing. back to 1922, people had no idea what radio could do. the word used is magic. they could not believe that as a turn of the dial you could have the voice of the king, timekeeping, the weather, band m
to school and work this week. shortages have arisen over the christmas period with people advised to test themselves before socialising. many have struggled to get hold of the numbers they need especially after difficulties ordering kits online. three weeks ago, we were giving out about eight or nine kits per day. as soon as the website crashed, we started doing a box of 58 kits per day. that has increased in the last couple of weeks and now we doing 58 kits in about three hours. meanwhile thousands of vaccine volunteers have been praised for their work in giving up around two million hours of their time to help with the jabs rollout last year. they include a woman who translated crucial health messages into punjabi to reach more communities, and a man stationed at vaccine sites including wembley stadium and the london science museum. let s get the weather now with sara thornton. good morning to you. today is probably the last of the mild days we re likely to see