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And flog mcfall. A bit cooler in scotland, we could see some surface a bit cooler in scotland, we could see some surface water a bit cooler in scotland, we could see some surface water flooding from persistent rain. The odd thunderstorm could break outjust about anywhere on monday but most leases will stay dry. The best of the sunshine in england and wales, often larger bits of cloud however. Temperatures are widely meant to low 20s across part of england and wales in particular. Some high impact sums working their way across parts of central and Eastern England into tuesday. This is bbc news....

Ministers to iran to call for an urgent de escalation of tensions in the region. In an interview, President Trump admits he became within minutes of launching air strikes. Churches are discussing opening their doors after school to act as safe havens for young people who are at risk of becoming victims of knife crime. More news at the top of knife crime. More news at the top of the hour. Thanks for your company this morning. Dont forget, we will have the first of those life conservative Party Hustings events here on the bbc news channel. Now it is time tojoin here on the bbc news channel. Now ...

There will be a tendency to not believe the patient and tell them it is in their head. As the Climate Changes and more of us are at risk, we reveal the truth about lyme disease. Callum culbert is 18. He lives with his parents and younger brothers in this beautiful part of the aberdeenshire countryside. He has grown up loving the outdoors and two years ago, he went on a hill walk that would change his life. Like any country boy, he was well used to insect and tick bites. He never imagined being bitten by something so small could be so dangerous. I sort of got tick bites throughout my life. Alwa...

QUINCY — Nearly 30 eastern Washington teams gathered at Saturday’s Bring Home Da Beef girls wrestling tournament in Quincy, closing out the regular season as district tournaments rapidly approach. “Getting into January with all the tournaments, it’s just a grind,” Quincy Head Coach Mark Kondo said. “I think everybody was pretty relieved to get it done, and now we’re focusing on the postseason, which was our goal from the beginning of the year; to get better each day and be peaking at postseason time.” The Jacks placed sixth at their home tournament, scoring 116.5 team points an...

COLUMBIA BASIN — It was a busy weekend of wrestling tournaments across the Columbia Basin, with Lind-Ritzville/Sprague, Othello and Quincy all hosting tournaments on Saturday.