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Giarnni regini—moran and james hall also included. and thats all the sport for now. hello. we know may has been wet, and now with less than a week to go, the met office says provisional figures indicate that wales, despite all of the sunshine to end monday, has had its widest may on record — those records going back to 1862. wales will have a drier tuesday, but depending on where you are, there will be further heavy showers to dodge because low pressure, although its moving into the north se...

More people arrived to offer condolences. palestinians dont believe israels insistence that it works hard not to kill civilians, warning them to get out before some raids, like the one that destroyed this part of beit hanoun. as in the previous rounds of fighting between israel and hamas, the ceasefire is a pause. the conflict is not just unresolved — it is not even frozen. jeremy bowen, bbc news, gaza. the bbc�*s laura trevelyan in jerusalem says antony blinken is not trying to negotiate a ...

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And some parts of the south west midlands and southern england. wednesday night to thursday, low pressure pulls away, we start to see areas of high pressure building, not strong enough yet to prevent some rain clouds spreading into the far west later on, especially for northern ireland, so heavy rain here, a few splashes across western fringes of england, wales and west in scotland, but much of scotland, england, eastern wales, a dry day on thursday, and temperatures could get back up to where w...

In a cool breeze blowing down eastern parts of scotland is here with her would be the focus for the heaviest of the afternoon showers. it will climb a bit further as we head further into thursday, area of high pressure trying to build but not strong enough to keep this weather front at bay. that will bring some spells of rain into ireland and turning away in northern ireland through the day with some heavy rain and gusty winds. the rain in western fringes but much of scotland will stay dry and t...

Affected the band, so the ebu keen to hear the end of this and celebrate the event that successfully went ahead despite the pandemic. successfully went ahead despite the andemic. . ., successfully went ahead despite the andemic. ., ,, , ., a bbc investigation has heard claims that vulnerable children are being failed at a school that charges more than £50,000 a year per pupil. leaways school in east london is focussed on children with special needs, and local councils have spent millions of pou...

A vigil is held for the black lives matter campaigner sasha johnson after she was shot. shes critically ill in hospital. a bbc investigation reveals how some children with special needs are being failed by a school charging over £50,000 a year per pupil. and the talent of manchester citys phil foden — only 20, with another premier league winners medal and one of the hottest prospects in english football. and coming up in sport on the bbc news channel, rolling back the years. phil mickelson ma...

More people arrived to offer condolences. palestinians dont believe israels insistence that it works hard not to kill civilians, warning them to get out before some raids, like the one that destroyed this part of beit hanoun. as in the previous rounds of fighting between israel and hamas, the ceasefire is a pause. the conflict is notjust unresolved — it is not even frozen. jeremy bowen, bbc news, gaza. the plight of one palestinian community in gaza, that was our middle east editor, jeremy bow...

A bbc investigation has heard claims that vulnerable children are being failed at a school that charges more than £50,000 a year per pupil — fees usually paid by local authorities. leaways school in east london caters for children with special needs, but parents and staff claim a lack of specialist teachers and therapists means some children dont get the support they need and leave without basic literacy skills. the school denies the allegations. our social affairs correspondent michael bucha...