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Lake, lucy hits france for a swim in some pretty shocking conditions. across the world, global warming is shortening the ski season and starting to seriously affect the economy for lower resorts. the charity protect our winters has been collecting data from climate scientists around the world, all with similar predictions. by 2050, the alps could see a reduction in snow by more than a0%. ive noticed a massive difference, especially the last 25 years, that weve been doing it, of the glaciers retr...

Northern ireland and still quite a bit of cloud but still bright and sunny spells and high temperatures around about seven to press 19 degrees in the warmest mysterious and increasingly unsettled with during the week ahead. 00:29:22,237 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 the. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. thousands of anti—racism demonstrators are holding rallies in cities around the uk — despite government warnings against mass gatherings durin...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines. doctors urge the government to extend the use of facemasks after they‘ re made compulsory on public transport in england — the transport secretary says he thinks people will follow the rules. most people just want to do the right thing. most people just want to get on top of this disease. here is something small but its important that we can do to try to help so i think most people will be very keen to follow it. a new nhs coronavirus contact—tra...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines. the disappearance of madeleine mccann in portugal — a convicted german sex offender has become the focus of the international investigation. police believe he was travelling in the area in this camper van at the time madeleine wbr id "wbr280" vanished, 13 years ago. a stinging attack on president trump by his former defence secretary, james mattis, over his threat to use troops to end the protests sweeping the united states. the duchess of sussex ...

To self—isolate when they travel home. tom burridge, bbc news. lets get some of the days other news on coronavirus. an experimental vaccine developed at the university of oxford is to be tested from mid—june in brazil. researchers chose brazil because it is in the accelerated curve of the pandemic and 2,000 volunteers are currently being recruited there. the university says the results will be fundamental for the vaccines approval in the united kingdom, which it says it expects late this yea...

Good morning, welcome to bbc news, im victoria derbyshire here are the headlines.... hands up, dont shoot! tens of thousands defy curfews to take part in largely peaceful protests in cities across the united states, following the killing of george floyd. george floyds family spoke of their heartache, afterjoining protesters in his home city of houston in texas. he will never see her grow up and graduate. he will never walk her down the

The home secretary priti patel has confirmed that new quarantine rules for people arriving in the uk from overseas will come into force on monday. most people entering the uk will be told to isolate for two weeks and will be required to fill in a "contact locator form", with details on where they will isolate and how they can be contacted. our transport correspondent tom burridge reports. warning systems will be in place in portugal this summer to help tourists avoid crowded beaches. the portugu...

Starting to bill in quiet things down but not expected to last. looking further ahead, that high—pressure it could potentially be pushed out of the way by end developing low that moves this way potentially across the country. just where the centre of that low is going to sit is still subject but it looks likely to park yourself down to the southwest and that can throw for the showers heavy and thin everyones up across the southern half of the uk. into next week, however you look at it, it is g...

Or face prosecution. the regulations apply to england with devolved administrations setting their own rules for enforcing the quarantine. ms patel said the measures would be reviewed after three weeks and the government would aim to ensure greater freedom in the long term, including establishing "international travel corridors" with countries deemed to be safe. our transport correspondent tom burridge reports. warning systems will be in place in portugal this summer to help tourists avoid crowde...

Of the pandemic because any cases imported would not have had any real impact on the overall prevalence of the virus. labour and conservative backbenchers disagree. unfortunately, like too much of the home office handling of the crisis, the management of arrivals to the uk has lacked urgency and coherence. i simply cannot get my head around the public health mental gymnastics of this policy. if such a barrier was required, why was it not introduced earlier in the outbreak? portugal wants brits t...