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Heavy traffic is present in the town this morning as London Road remains closed

Warm as well. 26 expected in northern ireland, and look at that. we have 30 there across parts of yorkshire and lincolnshire, pushing 30 through the midlands, down into gloucestershire. high 20s for the south coast of england as well. st ives, places like that, will be around 2a degrees. british grand prix high 20s both today and tomorrow. and the uv levels are obviously going to be very high. many of us will be flocking to the parks, so don't forget that. this is what it looks like for this evening. so clear skies again. a really beautiful, balmy evening out there. it will be one of those eve...

On planning and development. they know what is needed locally and systems work better where people are working to get that rather than being set out. part of the housing crisis we currently have in cornwall is very much driven by second—home and holiday ownership. and therefore does he agree with me that it is time for the government to seriously look at requiring planning commissions to have a home that is not your primary residence? it is the case would i live in a bit of a part of the world, and please, | deputy speaker, do come and visit, but please don't buy a house there, not yet. - no...

Usually does for us. the covid numbers here in the south west of england are still much lower than many other parts of the country, but there are two reasons why people here are worried. first of all, there's only one a&e department for the whole of the county of cornwall. and secondly, the busy summer holiday season has scarcely begun yet. jon kay, bbc news, st ives. here's poorfor you. good evening, welcome to everyone. belgium are through to the knockout stages of the euros after a 2—1win over denmark, on a poignant evening in copenhagen. it was denmark's first game since christian erikse...

The worst of the pandemic, but sunday alone saw more than 100 cases. that's more than in the whole of may. some blame the g7 summit, which brought politicians and media to these beaches from all over the world. but public health officials said the spike started a week earlier, during half—term. people working in the hospitality trade, particularly our unvaccinated members of our community, those under—30s, just means that it's been a greater opportunity for it to transmit and spread so much quicker. vaccination levels here are high, and so far hospitalisations and deaths remained low. but ...