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struggling? good morning. most festival fun good morning. most festivalfun has been put on hold for this year but i will be looking at smart ways that some embracing social distancing that asking whether for others, covid could mean the party s over for good? an fa cup nightmare for david de gea. the manchester united goalkeeper makes two huge mistakes as chelsea progress to the final. for many of us today, we will see some sunshine. they will also be areas of cloud thick enough to produce some showers over the northern half of the country. wales and southern england seeing the sunniest disguise. i will have all the details later in the programme. it s monday the 20th ofjuly. our top story: the government has signed deals to secure 90 million doses of coronavirus vaccines which are being developed overseas. the agreements, one with a german us partnership and one with a french firm, is in addition to a pledge for 100 million doses of a vaccine created at the university ....
good morning. last year was the hottest late august bank holiday on record. this year, it could well be the coolest. the forecast is a largely dry one. after a bright start, more cloud develops, but i will have all the details coming up. good morning. it s monday august 31st. our top story: labour is calling for next year s gcse and a level exams to be delayed to give pupils more time to catch up on the work they ve missed during the pandemic. teaching unions say the idea is worth considering, but warned that it could cause problems for university admissions. our political correspondent, helen catt, has more. it has only been a few weeks since this year s students got their final grades, but what to do about next yea r‘s grades, but what to do about next year s exams grades, but what to do about next yea r‘s exams is grades, but what to do about next year s exams is a question that s already testing politicians, and it is 1 dayer under pressure not to flunk. labour ....
what is set to happen to office spaces like this. the bbc spoke to 50 of the uk s biggest employers and none of them planned to bring all of their staff back anytime soon. what does it mean for business? and to you and family? we are exploring hidden gems, the natural wonders on your doorstep. you did not necessarily know they were there but now they are a central part of your daily life. good morning, storm francis packed a punch yesterday and overnight with gusts at 81 mph in the needles. this morning, gusty winds as benchley in central and eastern areas which will ease and then we are in for a day of sunshine and showers. i will have all the details. it s wednesday, the 26th of august. face coverings will have to be worn in secondary schools in some parts of england after the government changed its guidance last night. it says that pupils and staff in areas which are subject to lockdown restrictions should now wear them in communal areas like corridors. primary sch ....
in class. while the human cost remain incalculable. kristin salumi al jazeera new york. ah not you have dessert with lisa l. robin. doha, reminder of all top stories. the battle is intensifying as ukrainian forces try to advance into the look hands region. thousands of russian troops have retreated in recent days, leaving behind major destruction. russia says roads and rail traffic has resumed all the vital braves that connects crimea to mainland russia that was damaged by large explosion at the on saturday. moscow says at least 3 people were killed and president putin has ordered additional security, south korea and japan say north korea has 5 to short range ballistic missiles. the 7 such weapons test in recent days. so for his military called it a serious provocation, the tom s piece. the launch came hours after the u. s. and south re completed a new round of naval drills. rallies have been held in cities across the u. s. in support of reproductive rights organizes ar ....
ah, again, i m fully back with the headlines on al jazeera, at least 13 people have been killed, you know, russian a talk in the ukrainian city of operation. ukrainian official say a washing forces shall residential areas overnight. where we challenge f as more from keith, the civilians, all the city is average. yeah, that seems to be experiencing the worst of rushes rage. the city has been pounded repeatedly over recent days by russian air strikes and missiles strikes. it s indiscriminate at best. at worst, it seems intentional. that s how most ukrainians interpreted is why they describe russia as a terrorist states. ah, and last nights again, there were strikes on civilian targets. ukraine says this troops are involved in heavy fighting their back moved in the don t yeske region. russia says it s army is making gains in the area. and moscow says, road and rail traffic has resumed on the bridge that connects crimea to mainland russia. it was damaged by a large explosio ....