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that tune will be in your head all afternoon! time for a look at the weather. we need it to be fine over birmingham. yes, it's not going to be bathed in sunshine for the opening ceremony of the commonwealth games but it is looking dry and timbers easing down from 20 degrees during the course of the ceremony. where we are seeing sunshine today is to the north and north—west of scotland. very limited elsewhere. whilst there is a lot of dry weather around, we have also seen some heavy rain so far today, impacting parts of northern england, into southern scotland, thundery rain through...

the... legal history is made as broadcasters airjudges�* sentencing remarks from crown courts in england and wales for the first time. and stars are paying tribute to actor bernard cribbins — famous for his many roles, including in doctor who, the wombles and the original railway children — who has died at the age of 93. just great, funny, giggly company to be with, but he took his work very seriously, and he was a fine actor on all levels, and i think he will be so, well, obviously he is so badly missed. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at 2pm. the commonwealth games...

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Ukrainian to be able to get the support and to receive rapid support of their mental health. as we've been hearing, unions have reacted angrily to the decision by labour to sack thejunior shadow transport minister sam tarry. it was after he joined striking rail workers on a picket line. here's the labour leader sir keir starmer talking about the sam tarry situation this morning. sam tarry was sacked because he booked himself on to media programmes without permission and then made up policy on the hoof. and that can't be tolerated in any organisation because we've got collective responsibility....

When conservative cabinet ministers decision collective responsibility to defend partygate and things like that, your supporters accuse them of being spineless. shouldn't sam tarry be allowed to stick up for his principles? i think any organisation, certainly any political party, everybody understands that if you're on the front bench, you can't book yourself onto media programmes without permission and you can't make up policy on the hoof. i think that's very straightforward in political parties. i think that's pretty straightforward for any organisation or any business. and so we've got coll...