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Those were the games you would look forward to watch as a child. of course, it is a shame the final will happen without the fans, but nonetheless it is a huge chance we want to take. normally, before a match like this, the streets of the host city would be full of fans. it‘s certainly not like that in lisbon. this has been the strangest of seasons, but everyone hopes it will end with a final to remember. tim allman, bbc news. australians in several south—eastern states are experiencing surpr...

Despite strong winds and heavy snow — yes, snow. phil mercer sent this report. wheee! a rare antarctic blast has turned parts of south—eastern australia white. blizzards have brought chaos to some roads, and the icy cold front has sent temperatures plummeting way below average. towns to the west of sydney in the blue mountains have been blanketed by late winter snowfall. a few months ago, the region was battling bushfires, but this has been a treat for locals and visitors. its brilliant, esp...

Like d—day itself, its the weather which has the final say. jonathan beale, bbc news, southsea. australians in several south—eastern states are experiencing surprising — and unseasonal — weather triggered by antarctic air. many people have been out enjoying the rare event despite strong winds — and heavy snow — yes, snow. phil mercer sent this report. a rare antarctic blast has turned parts of south—eastern australia white. blizzards have brought chaos to some roads, and the icy co...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. schools are ‘safe‘ — englands chief medical officers seek to reassure parents as millions of children prepare to return to the classroom. many more are likely to be harmed by not going than harmed by going, even during this pandemic. opposition protesters in belarus plan another big demonstration in minsk — two weeks after president

Still trying to figure it out. >> what in gods name was his wife doing, walking out into the brutal cold? more to the point, what happened to her? middle class married mother of three, where did she go? without a word to him or her friends. >> you cant imagine that this is happening to you and to your friend. >> she was just plain missing. >> yes, she was. it was terrifying. dreadful in the end. as events were about to prove, a shocking lesson on what can dwell hidden beneath a persons public sk...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines... uk tourists face a fresh race to return home from holiday, as those returning from croatia, austria and trinidad and tobago are set to face two weeks isolation from tomorrow. we try to just provide a little bit of relief in there, opportunities as we see the numbers go up, but not shooting right the way up, to come home, so its a question of finding a balance. new figures show that public sector debt has breached £2 trillion for the first time. reta...

This is bbc news, im carrie gracie, the headlines at 9:003m... more results chaos for hundreds of thousands of pupils as btec students are told they wont get their marks, just hours before they were due to be published. we are working very closely with ucas, with the independent regulator and the exam boards to make sure no young person is disadvantaged as a consequence of this delay. this morning gcse students will get their results after a government u—turn meant their marks will be based on...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines. the education minister for northern ireland says gcse results there will be based solely on grades provided by teachers — scrapping original plans to take into account schools past performances. the move comes as anger grows over a—level results— and the government comes under increasing pressure to change course. here we are on the monday after a—level results worrying there isnt a proper appeals process in place and now worrying there is not ...

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This is bbc news with the latest headlines. after days of controversy about grading, students across england, wales and northern ireland are getting their a—level and vocational results. it means my uni place is secure at northumbria. very happy, yeah. we will see what the royal navy says first, whether or not it is good enough, but hopefully yeah. if youve just got or are about to get your results wed love to hear from you. are you happy or not with your grades? are you going to appeal based ...