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two words, unseasonably windy, and we have seen the first signs of that during the early hours of this morning with storm allen moving across the republic of ireland bringing gusts in excess of 80 mph ellen. low pressure keeps things unseasonably windy with sunny spells and scattered showers. the satellite picture shows the area of low pressure sitting out in the atlantic. to the north, the remnants of what was ellen and that is where we continue to see the strongest winds this afternoon, potentially sharp showers into northern ireland, western fringes of scotland, north west england and wales. but it is an afternoon of contest because further east, in comparison to yesterday, it is a lovely day, lots of sunshine. dry after that miserable wet day. and it will feel quite warmer temperatures in the mid to high 20s. that is the mid 70s. but that low pressure influencing the story tonight and to the southern flank of that low, we will see the wind is picking up again wit ....
in two hours. relief for renters, for now, as the ban on evictions in england is extended. man united captain harry maguire arrested after an alleged incident with the police. manchester united s captain, harry maguire is due in a greek court, after an alleged altercation, with police. and the uplifting tale of the pop star, the london student, and a gift of £23,000. and coming up on bbc news, zak crawley hits a maiden test hundred as england look to set a commanding total on day one of the final test with pakistan. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. tighter lockdown restrictions are being introduced for more people living in parts of the north west of england, to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus. from midnight tomorrow residents in 0ldham, along with those living in blackburn and the pendle district in lancashire, won t be able to socialise with anyone outside their own household, and they should avoid all but essentialjourneys on public tra ....
the world health organization says the pandemic could be over in two years could volunteers choosing to get infected play a part. hello and welcome to bbc news. we start in russia where an hour ago a german air ambulance carrying russian opposition leader alexei navalny took off from russia s omsk airport. it is heading to berlin where he s to receive treatment there after falling into a coma. his supporters say he was intentionally poisoned and they ve accused the kremlin of trying to cover it up. sarah rainsford looks back at the day s events. she spent all day battling for her husband. convinced alexei navalny has been poisoned, yulia wants him moved abroad. away from a siberian hospital that is bristling with plainclothes security. translation: this situation is outrageous. it s clear they are hiding something. we demand that the hospital release alexei to us immediately, so we can take him to doctors we trust. alexei navalny collapsed on a flight to moscow, car ....
away from a siberian hospital that is bristling with plainclothes security. translation: this situation is outrageous. it s clear they are hiding something. we demand that the hospital release alexei to us immediately, so we can take him to doctors we trust. alexei navalny collapsed on a flight to moscow, carried off in a coma after an emergency landing. crooks and thieves, is what he calls those in power here. mr navalny is russia s loudest voice of opposition and his forensic anti corruption investigations are hated by those they target. today, his russian doctor suggested there could be an innocent explanation. not poison, but low blood sugar, perhaps. his family are not chancing it. an air ambulance was flown in, and when the german medics on board finally saw mr navalny, theyjudged him stable enough to leave. so the russian team have done a u turn, earning themselves a round of relieved applause. alexei navalny remains critically ill tonight, still unconscious, b ....
good evening. let s bring you more on one of our main stories that tougher restrictions have been imposed in bolton in greater manchester after a sharp rise in coronavirus cases there the town now has the uk s highest infection rate. restaurants, pubs and cafes have been told they can only do takeaways from today and they must close by 10pm. the rise in cases across the country is being largely driven by a big increase in cases among 18 to 30 year olds. it comes amid a continuing rise in new cases and a jump the latest government figures show there were 2,460 new confirmed coronavirus cases reported across great britain in the latest 24 hour period. that means the average number of new cases reported per day in the past week was 2,199. 32 deaths were also reported of people who d died within 28 days of a positive covid 19 test. that means on average, in the past week, 12 deaths were announced every day. that takes the total number of deaths so far across the uk to 41, ....