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Goodbye _ note on wednesday morning. we say goodbye to _ note on wednesday morning. we say goodbye to the weather front thats clear to _ goodbye to the weather front thats clear to the south—east and through the day— clear to the south—east and through the day we — clear to the south—east and through the day we will see further showers develop. _ the day we will see further showers develop, especially across eastern areas _ develop, especially across eastern areas where, once again, th...

The department for education says universities have a strong track record in delivering excellent blended tuition and quality and quantity should not drop. matt graveling, bbc news. a teenage footballer who was killed in a knife attack 15 years ago is being added as a player to the computer game, fifa 21. kiyan prince was part of the youth team at qpr when he lost his life — and has now been created virtually to play for the club as a 30—year—old. graham satchell reports. my name is kiyan ...

Politics for the spectator. we have the website, i and that will dominate. we have a weekly issue and work on whats still relevant _ on a saturday in terms of l the bigger political picture. and then i think on a daily. level, we are now in a habit of seeing the stories at the beginning of| the day and how it transforms. i think there are loads - of people who are political geeks or have theirjob as it and theyll be following it. minute— by— minute, or hour— by— hour. i but i think the b...

Using the hashtag bbc your questions or by emailing yourquestions@bbc.co. uk. new research suggests more than half of single—use plastic items thrown away around the world are made from materials produced by just 20 companies. the authors of the study say firms should take more responsibility for the impact of the waste. our science editor david shukman reports. it all begins with oil pumped from underground, the start of a plastic journey. in refineries and processing plants, the oil is turne...

Jill says it is the very thing which has helped her mum fight cancerfor 18 years. absolutely desperate to hug my mum. since lockdown last year, shes been in and out of hospital unwell. like we say on paper, she shouldnt be here. i truly believe, jayne, that its the power of love and human connection and touch. but covid casts a long shadow. just as the law changes to allow them their first hugs, theyve been stopped in their tracks. our whole entire family contracted covid. and so she was admitte...

In bristol, our focus has been away from the big national- story, and — which was labour failing to make - progress and being plunged into a bit of a crisis over the weekend and - the spectacular conservative win in hartlepool. we had a sort of four—day period from the election i going through with the results of four separate local i elections spread out over three days. - so, we had a real marathon, telling the story— of the results. and the first result _ was the conservatives winning t...

Is that the kind of stuff that readers and people visiting the website get behind? does it get eyeballs on it? yeah. yes. no question. we are able to collect some data on that, on sort - of what people want to see. but, yes, clearly, yeah, i that is very eye—catching. and for the regional mayor- in bristol, who is in many ways a more significant figure - and a more powerful figure, certainly has access i to a lot more money, he had suffered from a bit of an identity problem. i so, the previous...

And saying, another ten years of tory rule.�* i think thats very much getting ahead of themselves. but that image of a big, huge inflatable borisjohnson, i think it shows you whether its hot air orjust the domination of the tory party in certain parts of england right now, it did lend to hammering that image home. i mean, stephen, if i can ask you, i know you actually used the image in your early election write—up. so, there was obviously a taste for that image. do you think itjust spread li...

Was that strategic and what was the benefit of that? well, its not strategic. i think this is one of the main frustrations of the coverage, particularly in scotland, watching coverage down south. this framing that the snp failed to win a majority and its just become repetitive, this mantra, someone will say that, someone else sticks up to correct it. the scottish parliamentary system is set up to avoid having a majority government so when the majority previously under alex salmond, that was a fr...

Showers but overnight many fade. the showers in the south drift along the southern counties, and the rain in the north and sinks south so we should not have any real issues with frost. but in prone parts of northern ireland, southern scotland and northern england, temperatures could get close to freezing. tomorrow a mostly dry start with a few showers, showers clearing in the south—east but then through the day especially in eastern areas we will see some heavy and thundery showers developing ...