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This is bbc news, with the latest headlines. test and trace systems get underway in england and scotland today as part of a more targeted approach to tackling coronavirus. scientists say its not a magic bullet but ministers hope it will allow the nationwide lockdown to be replaced with localised restrictions. if we all participate in this system when asked, then well be able to more safely

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Temperatures are going to be into the mid 20s once again. now, looking further ahead, a lot depends on high pressure building in from the atlantic, and at the moment it may not quite make it, with lower pressure towards the north of the uk, now we need to look at the jet strea m uk, now we need to look at the jet stream and also the air mass. so there is the jet stream, high—level wins, and they are going to be diving down to the west of the uk and we are going to be on the cooler side of that...

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Hello good morning, welcome to bbc news. im vic derbyshire, and here are the headlines. plans to impose localised lockdowns in england will be unveiled later today, to try to contain future outbreaks of coronavirus. the governments to explain how its test, track and trace strategy will deal with regional flare—ups of covid—19. if there is a in one particular community,

Chinese survey team has become the first group to climb mount everest this year. part of a project to remeasure the exact height of the worlds tallest mountain. china and nepal canceled the spring climbing season over the coronavirus. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. well be right back. can save hundreds. hey mara! - yeah jamies the guy running it. - mara, youre not on mute. i once had to fake jury duty to get out of talking about his yogurt preferences. mara, you know ...

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The uk, it stays dry and sunny and temperatures generally for most areas will continue to run into the high teens into the low 20s as well and for the south across england and wales, temperatures close to the mid—20s and a lot of dry weather and the big question is how long it will carry on for. the jet stream looks like this, this is a pattern that looks like the greek letter and this pattern really does not move and so ina way, pattern really does not move and so in a way, the what the syste...

Good morning, welcome to bbc news, im victoria derbyshire, here are the headlines. government ministers rally to support the prime ministers top adviser — they say they understand public concern but insist dominic cummings acted reasonably. on the whole, as a man of integrity, he thinks that he did do the right thing. but he also recognises, as a fair—minded man, that there are many other people who may take a different view, and i understand that. almost all retailers in england will be abl...