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East as we move into towards the east as we move into monday and then we see another drier interlude before, you guessed it, the next area of low pressure pushes in off the atlantic and it looks like a deep area of low pressure. So, for monday, while it starts off for many dry and bright, cloud will increase with rain feeding into the west. Looks like that rain will come with some strong gale force winds. Temperatures at a maximum of around 811. It temperatures at a maximum of around 8 11. It doesnt look like were going to a great deal of change as we look further ahead. We continue to areas o...

Of injuries to heal themselves, because given the fact that theyve got so much support, you can take it stage by stage so that you allow the body to heal naturally. Any kind of surgery to heal naturally. Any kind of surgery and then have an anaesthetic risk, but also at risk of being no damage or potentially scarring within the muscle later on. I think probably i would imagine the decision taking time is because they wa nt decision taking time is because they want to make sure they get it right, but theres also pressure on them from spurs themselves that tottenhams medical team was doing whats...

Judge Amy Coney Barrett is almost certain to be confirmed shortly to a lifetime seat on the us supreme court. No supreme courtjustice has ever been appointed so close to a president ial election. Theres been a sharp drop in us shares after president trumps economic adviser dashed hopes that another coronavirus stimulus package would be agreed before the election. Investors are also spooked by rising covid infections in the us. Doctors in some belgian hospitals have been asked to keep working even if theyve tested positive for coronavirus, but dont have symptoms. About a quarter of medical staf...

Theres not enough words in the vocabulary to praise them. I remember thinking to myself, am i ever going to see him again . Clapping every week doesnt seem enough, but at least its something we can do to show our appreciation. Along dannys street, they clearly have a reason to applaud. This may be the seventh week, but it feels, if anything, like momentum has been building. People are finding new ways to say thank you. At port talbots giant steelworks, theyve been turning to song. Music too in suffolk to celebrate key workers of every kind. In every corner of the country. Those whove carried t...

Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me is the deputy Political Editor of the sun, matt dathan, and the director ofjohn smith centre at Glasgow University and former scottish labour leader, kezia dugdale. Welcome to you both again. Lets go through some of the front pages briefly before relook at in detail. The times reports that borisjohnson will keep the uk in lockdown untiljune, after warnings that outbreaks in care homes and hospitals make easing restrictions any sooner too dangerous. The Financial Times leads on a warning from the bank o...