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Not for long because the low down. not for long because the low is on its way and it will bring wet and windy weather in from the west. the indoor swimming tool at butlins might be a handy thing, i suspect. that wet weather sleeps its way steadily northwards into southern scotland and northern england and north wales, particularly heavy. showery in nature further south and not quite getting into scotland. gusty winds for all, 30 to a0 mph, but we could see over 50 mph across the far south—west...

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Cant seem to agree on what is and isnt advisable. also tonight... an unsolved murder from 1987 involving allegations of police corruption — now the home office delays publication of an independent report. a special report from france, where police forces are routinely accused of brutality and racist behaviour. and we look at the future of sport, in a world where climate change could transform conditions. and coming up in the sport on the bbc news channel... its a busy night of premier league f...

So, no let up in the rhetoric. israeli defence sources told the bbc their operation against hamas will continue "at full throttle". new israeli air strikes have hit gaza heres some of the damage. among the targets — a network of tunnels israel says is controlled by hamas. and its shelling targets beyond its borders into lebanon after four rockets were fired from the country into israel. one of them was intercepted by the israeli iron dome defence system. the rest fell in open areas. meanwhile ...

Starts to make itself felt first thing on thursday. wind and rain into the west, spreading to all areas through the day. yes, there will be some heavy rain, but potentially not as heavy as some of us have seen out of the recent showers. the big issue is likely to be the wind, particularly gusty in areas adjacent to the irish sea, gusting 45—50mph, strong enough to do some damage and cause some disruption. 0ur temperatures still very unremarkable for the time of year, at least a couple of degre...

Games are due to go ahead at the end ofjuly, rising infection rate injapan, coupled with the recent extension of the state of emergency here in tokyo means that everyone is closely watching the news, waiting for a definitive answer. in the meantime, why not join me as we take a look back at some of our favourite travel show stories from here? last year, there was a big campaign here injapan for people to holiday at home, with lots of discounts and incentives on offer, and not wanting to miss out...

Notch. the american president saying he would like to see this de—escalation today so the question is whether we will see a change in the coming hours or tomorrow. certainly the pressure is on right now to end this. we are edging up to the downing street news briefing at the top of the hour. right now we will pause and take a look at the weather with louise lear. so far, there have been fewer showers around and that is going to be the story into the afternoon. some shower cloud but also length...

Hello there. wednesday was another unsettled day. the majority of the showers that formed were across eastern areas through the afternoon, so we had some of these thunderclouds going across the skyline in cambridgeshire. further west, though, wales and western england, well, it was a largely fine afternoon with some long spells of sunshine at last. but its not going to stay that way. 0n the satellite picture, weve already got our next weather system. its been moving quite quickly across the atla...

They came up with a novel solution, and today travellers can experience the old journey downstream. it does look quite strange by todays standards. i dont know what i was expecting but it really is just a bunch of logs strung together. it must float ok, its been around long enough. speaks japanese. so whats it like to drive and steer such a long raft like this?

At the lateral flow test centre. so it was slightly less glamorous than prancing round on stage. when youve not done it for so long and you finally get people watching you again, its what we all love to do. people have jumped at the chance to go on holiday again this week. the hope is the direction of travel continues towards fewer restrictions. danny savage, bbc news, skegness. time for a look at the weather heres louise lear. i kind of had a feeling you might have asked me that. this was this ...