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Of the east, perhaps central and southern scotland, we could see a few fog patches all day, but the best of the sunshine will be across the higher ground of central scotland, perhaps the north of england, the pennines for instance, into western parts of wales as well. central and eastern areas stay murky through the course of the day and into this evening and overnight, not changing in a hurry. there could be some more frost and fog as well, particularly across parts of scotland and the north of...

But theyve warned it isnt the end of the danger. previous pauses in the eruptions have been follwoed by renewed activity. the volcano has destroyed nearly three thousand buildings on the island of la palma and devastated its banana plantations. maltas parliament has passed legislation to permit the cultivation and personal use of cannabis. its the first country in europe to do so, although several others have similar plans. some countries already tolerate cannabis use in certain circumstances. b...

Were restricted to about half of the usual three thousand competitors — all of whom were fully vaccinated. you can reach me on twitter — im @bbcdavideades. hello there. it was noticeably mild today right across the country, but particularly so for england and wales. now, we look to the north—west through this evening and overnight. this deep area of low pressure — small system but very vigorous, passing to the north—west of the uk — will bring a spell of gales to northern ireland and...

Which he was able to get from pitting and obviously won the world championship — which in my opinion, although it was great for the spectacle, shouldnt have happened. but that said, you know, both were so deserving throughout the year that i think youll still look back at it in a positive light as the championship. the job that max and red bull have done this year has been remarkable. i think, to challenge a team like mercedes like they have has been a huge thing for the sport to see. but at t...

Space travel has changed since 1961. how it will evolve in 2022 and beyond for the next generation, well, thats anyones guess. mark lobel, bbc news. one of hong kongs most popular mass sporting events — the annual swim across victoria harbour — has gone ahead. it was suspended for two years in succession because of pro—democracy protests and then a pandemic lockdown. because of covid, entry numbers were restricted to about half of the usual three thousand competitors — all of whom were f...

For covid—19, though is showing only mild symptoms. the 69—year—old president, who is fully vaccinated, is in self—isolation in cape town and has delegated all responsibilities to deputy president david mabuza for the next week. in the past few days, a nationwide outbreak in south africa, believed to be linked to the new omicron variant, has been infecting around 20,000 people a day. one of hong kongs most popular mass sporting events — the annual swim across victoria harbour — has g...

Just time to bring you some pictures now from egypt where a ceremony has been taking place — attended by the president abdel fattah al sisi — to mark the reopening of the 3000—year—old avenue of sphinxes in luxor to the public. it follows more than seventy years of stop—sta rt attempts to excavate the three kilometre ancient walkway. the route, which will be lined with hundreds of sphinxes, connects the city s two greatest temples of karnak and luxor. the opening ceremony incorporates ...

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Arboretum, marking 20 years of operations in afghanistan. it is worth saying as we come out of those pictures at the national arboretum that later this morning we will be speaking to the former royal marine commander, mark 0rmerod, who lost three of his limbs in an iud explosion in helmand province in 2007 and he is now raising money for a veterans charity and we will hear from him about his ambitions and you might remember you saw him emerging from the water, three challenges, two on land and o...