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a ground, it would be called a tornado, but as it doesn't, it is just a funnel cloud and they are quite common at this time of year. overnight tonight in the showers will decay, low pressure will extend back into continental europe, pressure will be rising across the uk so it will be turning drier. but the wind will be coming in off the north sea so for many places we start cloudy and grey tomorrow. we could see a short spell of rain across east anglia eventually heading towards dorset. the odd shower for wales and the south—west, otherwise it will be dry. the best of the sunshine across northern and western areas so it will be warm here. if you are under the cloud in eastern england, it will be a cool 12 or 13 in places. it could start grey and cloudy across a good part of england on saturday but we should nibble away at that cloud, the sunshine burning through, sunshine developing more widely. there will be more warmth more widely across
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the uk on saturday as well, the temperature is continuing to rise, reaching 21 celsius. things start to change on sunday, particularly in the north—west because the weather front is moving in. it will push aside the area of high pressure and we will see rain coming into scotland and northern ireland. that could eventually push across the irish sea, but of it for england and wales, apart some showers, it could be dry. there will be sunshine across eastern parts of england and it will be a warm day again on sunday, temperatures once again 21 celsius. but with the rain in the north—west it will be cooler for scotland and northern ireland. darren, thank you. that is it from the bbc news at six, and i will be back with the latest at not ten o'clock but 10.10 blame your for that. now it is time for the news where where you are.
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hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm hugh ferris. the headlines this evening. on the verge of safety in the premier league, a season of scrutiny for david moyes could also end with a trophy. with the final of the europa conference league just a with the final of the europa conference leaguejust a couple with the final of the europa conference league just a couple of games away. at least this time everyone stayed upright at the end. and these guys rarely fall off despite the rough terrain. we look ahead to a new world series for mountain biking with commonwealth champion evie richards. hello again. the idea of the europa conference league was partly to try and give
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teams lower down the traditional pecking order the taste of continental football. uefa wanted what they offered to be experienced by more than just those who consitently sit among the european elite. and so they added a third competition. roma are the perfect example of that kind of club. they claimed the inaugural europa conference league and like them. west ham have waited since the 1960s to win a european trophy. but are tantalisingly close. tonight it's the first leg of their semi final against dutch side az alkmaar. with david moyes saying the club were right to stick by him during a season that's flirted with premier league relegation. last two seasons were very successful, i think the blueprint for west ham, we would like to do better and get more in this competition. it been excellent. and
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i would say that the border being clever and ijust thought i would say that the border being clever and i just thought about it and i think the relays and come to the right decision people realise it's the right decision. but the right decision people realise it's the right decision.— the right decision people realise it's the right decision. but sent to the london _ it's the right decision. but sent to the london stadium. _ it's the right decision. but sent to the london stadium. -- - it's the right decision. but sent to the london stadium. -- let's - it's the right decision. but sent to | the london stadium. -- let's head it's the right decision. but sent to . the london stadium. -- let's head to the london stadium. —— let's head to the london stadium. —— let's head to the london stadium. —— let's head to the london stadium —— let's head to the london joe wilson is at the london stadium. — what's the significance of the game to moyes and west ham 7 iis said i is said to myself, it is almost an impossible task but i went through every round in every stage of the europe of conference to work out exactly which team would qualify where and when and why. i got stuck around a cup holders and let's be honest, and the european nations of football, we do not really even consider this in august and september but in may, we certainly do but queen elizabeth olympic park, london stadium just behind me but
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walking over there to just the statute, the three famous sons of west ham but in 1966, it was a 1965 for they won the european cup winners and that is disappeared from view and from my youth, i guess it was the third tier of european competition. what it proves is that it does not really matter about the name, if it is a legitimate european trophy, it secures you a high degree of sporting immortality. find trophy, it secures you a high degree of sporting immortality.— of sporting immortality. and even the clouds are _ of sporting immortality. and even the clouds are still— of sporting immortality. and even the clouds are still around - of sporting immortality. and even the clouds are still around a - the clouds are still around a relatively, they are not around west end as a club because does the win v man utd at weekend change the context of tonight's game? being picked up by david and made that comfortable safe, maybe manchester united could've won that match, maybe then west end wants to be worried about relegation. they play very well and they find
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themselves 15th in the premier league in seven points clear of the relegation teams and that basically is safe and so, gives david an opportunity to use his press conference for a bit of self—promotion and self indication and i think it enables this whole to be an occasion and i think it's going to rival anything so here in 2012 but enables the fans will be here in great numbers to relax and enjoy it, a sense of occasion against the team that will be thinking they should beat. in that team is fascinating _ thinking they should beat. in that team is fascinating because - thinking they should beat. in that team is fascinating because of. thinking they should beat. in that. team is fascinating because of how they managed to punch above the relative weight notjust here but in years gone by as well. an years gone by as well. an interesting _ years gone by as well. in interesting piece in the years gone by as well. fifi interesting piece in the bbc sport website which gives a lot of the details to this but in short, argue get this which bill it's about 12% of west ham and down on this route with recruitment and being moneyball itself with for some time. and what
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they're going to rely on is looking for household names, matt ryan, the goalkeeper and brighton generally relying on up—and—coming young home—grown touch talent and it's been a model and a method —— dutch. are there forcing the dutch top division at the weekend, yeah, and many of the teams a punch above their weight in they know those talented players will be hungry and for a certain extent, there to be weary. for a certain extent, there to be wea . . , ., weary. -- wary. returning home, innocence- _ weary. -- wary. returning home, innocence. and _ weary. -- wary. returning home, innocence. and she _ weary. -- wary. returning home, innocence. and she was - weary. -- wary. returning home, innocence. and she was with - weary. -- wary. returning home, innocence. and she was with the | innocence. and she was with the sorts innocence. and she was with the sports day _ innocence. and she was with the sports day and — innocence. and she was with the sports day and his _ innocence. and she was with the sports day and his own - innocence. and she was with the sports day and his own right, - innocence. and she was with the i sports day and his own right, born london, his mum made her name as a singer and a pop star in the mid—70s and the netherlands. the managers still has links and was going to see
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some more friends smells pretty. as a manager, with his victory ratio above 60% and for him, this is another opportunity to enhance his growing reputation. fix, another opportunity to enhance his growing reputation.— another opportunity to enhance his growing reputation. a great game and it's ureat growing reputation. a great game and it's treat to growing reputation. a great game and it's great to be — growing reputation. a great game and it's great to be here _ growing reputation. a great game and it's great to be here in _ growing reputation. a great game and it's great to be here in this _ it's great to be here in this tournament. it is something that doesn't _ tournament. it is something that doesn't happen often. and very proud to be here _ doesn't happen often. and very proud to be here and we are up for a big fight— to be here and we are up for a big fight and playing against a big team in the _ fight and playing against a big team in the big _ fight and playing against a big team in the big club but we see our chances — in the big club but we see our chances like we see each and every game _ chances like we see each and every game and — chances like we see each and every game and it— chances like we see each and every game and it is no different to the approach — game and it is no different to the approach from the previous games we have played. 50, approach from the previous games we have played-— have played. so, west end may fancy their chances — have played. so, west end may fancy their chances and _ have played. so, west end may fancy their chances and clearly, _ have played. so, west end may fancy their chances and clearly, and - have played. so, west end may fancy their chances and clearly, and a - their chances and clearly, and a metric that you look at, they felt some to the 12 months ago and at the year oblique semifinal against frankfurt and it all went very wrong for west end. but it will be with
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radio commentary. —— west ham. an interview with her former three more clubs from italy and not only did they have two teams playing in the champions league semifinals in the champions league semifinals in the champions league semifinals in the first leg, both roma and juventus have reached the last four with taking on severe and also fiorentino and the other conference leaks semifinal playing basil. a recent resurgence in italian football. ., ., football. you can call at the start of a better— football. you can call at the start of a better period _ football. you can call at the start of a better period in _ football. you can call at the start of a better period in italian - of a better period in italian football notjust of a better period in italian football not just the start of a better period in italian football notjust the start but the marks of things improving and i think you can point to the virtuous
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world running clubs where learning how to make the most of what they have without being the richest league in europe because that's the way to change any time soon. i think there's some really good progress being made and some of the biggest and ultimately competition for the most important clubs for raising the standard and there is a reality of money and that's a reality you cannot run away from we are bringing in a third as much is the premier week, and i'm going to be able to click yourfingers and week, and i'm going to be able to click your fingers and compete on equal footing. click your fingers and compete on equal footing-— race, it is there a dickens first with five points separating celtic and lead it is glasgow city at the home side and it's a complete stranger will also play glasgow and both teams in the final match of the week season in ten days' time. a
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victory in leeds next printer league match on saturday, one of his former clubs will give them a a0 or 50% chance of staying up and at home since taking overfor chance of staying up and at home since taking over for the final four sheets of the season, those ended in the defeat at manchester city and since the second cannot end up the same way if they are to improve on their positions and second bottom and avoid relegation. i5 their positions and second bottom and avoid relegation.— and avoid relegation. is tough to win some games, _ and avoid relegation. is tough to win some games, we _ and avoid relegation. is tough to win some games, we won't - and avoid relegation. is tough to win some games, we won't stay| and avoid relegation. is tough to i win some games, we won't stay up with 30 points, no it's going to do it. we've got nine points to go for and we know that if we get nine points, it's in a massive way to stay up and if he gets six, we might do it. if we get five,, yes, we can get five. what are we going to be? i have to say, at this moment in time, i want to be stealing cable we at tottenham.
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i want to be stealing cable we at tuttenham-_ tottenham. sheffield united are thinkin: tottenham. sheffield united are thinking about _ tottenham. sheffield united are thinking about the _ tottenham. sheffield united are thinking about the fact - tottenham. sheffield united are thinking about the fact that - tottenham. sheffield united are i thinking about the fact that they're celebrating promotion to the premier league. they are the team whereas an almost daily parade after the success that they've enjoyed the season and they've been on a bus thatis season and they've been on a bus that is left the lane and arrived in sheffield town hall with those fans and after a couple years in the championship, after being promoted automatically behind and ceiling promotion and a couple of weeks ago. more football later in the programme and those involved and we can spend this fa cup victory, they reignite to remember exactly ten years of play -- to remember exactly ten years of play —— reunite. it to remember exactly ten years of play -- reunite-— play -- reunite. it was a feeling that i've never _ play -- reunite. it was a feeling that i've never had _ play -- reunite. it was a feeling that i've never had before - play -- reunite. it was a feeling that i've never had before and l play -- reunite. it was a feeling | that i've never had before and it play -- reunite. it was a feeling i that i've never had before and it is something that stays with you for the rest of your life.
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after a rain—soaked and crash filled stage yesterday. there's been another dramatic day of racing at the giro d'italia. there was no change in the battle for the leader's pinkjersey. norway's andreas leknessund still leads remco evenepoel in the overall standings. but the sprint finish that was expected in naples only came together at the last minute. drew savage has more. already plenty of plot twists in this years year—round, but could there be more on stage six in the shadow of mount vesuvius? nine eruption but racing for thomas but they did force the pics, favourite remco had to use valuable energy to stay in the group after crashing yesterday. and predicted that simon clark and dimarco had other ideas. a0 miles to go, they did not look back, they were forced chase mode and comments whose chain of come off, and you have the support of his team—mate to catch up again. clark
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and marty were still out with hundreds of metres to go and they left too late but sheer weight of numbers held out in the end and with the plucky pair finally overtaken, the plucky pair finally overtaken, the fast men fought it out. and it was said and who stormed to the stage victory. a day for denmark although it is still leading overall. staying on two wheels but moving from the road to rockier climes. with mountain biking about to embark on its first ever world series. on its first ever world series which brings together all the disciplines in the sport under one banner over the next few months. with the world championships in glasgow also this summer, evie richards is the british rider who's both a world and commonwealth champion. and is preparing for the opening round in the czech republic. it is the topical that all of us athletes have. and overall, it's another big one but i'm just coming
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back from injury from last year and they did not do any races because they did not do any races because they had quite a bad injury and so, i hope this year he can build up and i hope this year he can build up and ican go i hope this year he can build up and i can go into the world championships. i can go into the world cham--ionshis. �*, ., , championships. there's so many disciplines— championships. there's so many disciplines that _ championships. there's so many disciplines that come _ championships. there's so many disciplines that come under - championships. there's so many disciplines that come under this| disciplines that come under this mountain biking event and what is your favourite and how do you manage to over the next couple of days you've got two, how do you manage to compartmentalise the training and the efforts that you have to specifically made for each event? yes, we race on a friday and then a race the full longways which is an hour and a half on the sunday and for me, like, the short track i love racing but because i missed so many races last year, it's really poor, ill be real stepping stone to get a good starting position for the sunday races and hopefully by the world championships, the be going well yeah, i love them both but i also like the downhill, we travel a lot of the downhill writers that's
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my favourite person we'd actually watch whilst under way. bill my favourite person we'd actually watch whilst under way. all under one banner— watch whilst under way. all under one banner in _ watch whilst under way. all under one banner in terms _ watch whilst under way. all under one banner in terms of— watch whilst under way. all under one banner in terms of cycling - watch whilst under way. all under i one banner in terms of cycling when it comes to glasgow, that is a significant event for you as you look forward to that. it’s significant event for you as you look forward to that. it's amazing, all the world _ look forward to that. it's amazing, all the world championships - look forward to that. it's amazing, all the world championships up i look forward to that. it's amazing, all the world championships up in| all the world championships up in scotland would be based their and it's really amazing, the scottish transfers are always insane and to have all world championship isjust so exciting and i really can't wait and ifeel like i'm in a really good position going into it the sheer. irate position going into it the sheer. we really used to success being on the track and in cycling, the tour de france a decade and more but now, with the olympic champion in you becoming, you've got a real talent to mountain biking. there was a race last weekend in switzerland and we both won that race in switzerland and in front of this was some crowd and in front of this was some crowd and so, i think that's pretty good and so, i think that's pretty good and we definitely got a really
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strong squad coming up and a really good platform for those young writers and i think it's really exciting for country and hopefully, that would do as well leading into the olympics. for the second year running, the same two teams have proved they're the best in the premier league at being green. tottenham and liverpool have finished joint top of the table produced by sport positive. who has ranked all 20 clubs based on their environmental efforts. claire poole is the chief executive of sport positive. what do spurs and liverpool do well? how do you measure it? so, we look across 12 different categories of environmental sustainability efforts from biodiversity, energy efficiency and water use and we have a point system where you can only achieve top points in this category is if you
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are working holistically across all of the sites in stadium and training facilities in retail stores working holistically and strategically across the organisation as well. but if ou across the organisation as well. but if you have — across the organisation as well. but if you have a lot of money because rich clubs have disposable income to be able to focus on these kinds of things are as of the clubs might put their resources elsewhere. finances is an element _ their resources elsewhere. finances is an element of— their resources elsewhere. finances is an element of it _ their resources elsewhere. finances is an element of it though _ their resources elsewhere. finances is an element of it though you - their resources elsewhere. finances is an element of it though you mayl is an element of it though you may see much smaller clubs with revenue streams doing incredible work in this area and when it comes to environmental sustainability, you can achieve a huge amount by choosing the right partners perhaps in the catering side to help do that work for you and so, of course those that have more revenue coming in and potentially attributed to sustainability but in the legs of forest green rovers and a smaller club doing incredible things so it doesn't necessarily track. irate club doing incredible things so it doesn't necessarily track. we know
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the they have _ doesn't necessarily track. we know the they have short _ doesn't necessarily track. we know the they have short haul— doesn't necessarily track. we know the they have short haul flights - doesn't necessarily track. we know the they have short haul flights is i the they have short haul flights is it reasonable to have those clubs not fly if there's more to be found ljy not fly if there's more to be found by reducing travel times and this tiny little things to trade to get an advantage of the time? performance is an element of why clubs travel and there's things like train strikes and train availability that influence decisions to take flight and performance as a part of that as well but probablyjust across all football, a sense of normality that needs to shift and barcelona football club last month, there was a news article of them taking the train and that's a new story that a club are taking train and as a wider societal issue that we need to address.— and as a wider societal issue that we need to address. joining us on sports day — we need to address. joining us on sports day thank _ we need to address. joining us on sports day thank you _ we need to address. joining us on sports day thank you so _ we need to address. joining us on sports day thank you so much. is| sports day thank you so much. is manchester city prepare for an end of the season, they probably don't want to be reminded about how
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expectations are sometimes not quite met. ten years to the day that we can beat them in the fa cup final, a huge shock that resonates particular for a team that was relegated that same season and has not returned to the premier league sense, a team that have reignited to celebrate once again we didn't want to think about the outcome _ again we didn't want to think about the outcome of _ again we didn't want to think about the outcome of the _ again we didn't want to think about the outcome of the game - again we didn't want to think about the outcome of the game and - again we didn't want to think about the outcome of the game and what happened and what would happen if we lost it was a feeling of, we just won the fa cup and it was a feeling that i never had before and it is something that stays with you for the rest of your life. find something that stays with you for the rest of your life.— the rest of your life. and edited in! he has _ the rest of your life. and edited in! he has won _ the rest of your life. and edited in! he has won the _ the rest of your life. and edited in! he has won the fa - the rest of your life. and edited in! he has won the fa cup - the rest of your life. and edited in! he has won the fa cup final| the rest of your life. and edited i in! he has won the fa cup final for in! he has won the fa cup finalfor wigan athletic! will the perfect moment well before we made the move and in a moment, it wasn't too long
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for us to be able to going into the end, is a special and when talking about an athletic group— end, is a special and when talking about an athletic group there is the memo of about an athletic group there is the memory of where _ about an athletic group there is the memory of where were _ about an athletic group there is the memory of where were you - about an athletic group there is the memory of where were you when i about an athletic group there is the i memory of where were you when the game was played and it was significant first major trophy and the hero scoring the winning goal after having such a difficult season for a variety of reasons, he broke his leg and had no right to be in that game and so, it is one of those aspects that only happens in the fa cup which gives you the magic feeling that anything that you dream, you can achieve and ensure that many times, the quietness of being in the gym and recovering, and down the rounds and thinking, maybe it could be fit for a final and as it could be fit for a final and as
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it happened, everything clicks into place and on the beach, it made total sense, just because of the past of this, we'll probably have the last opportunity to play at wembley and almost a full circle. apologising for the unacceptable decision to not allow the women's doubles finalist make presentation speeches. and americansjessica and coco had sunday but were denied the opportunity to speak afterwards, all finalists in the men's doubles addressed the crowd under their games are professional tennis players that the four players have been denied the right to freedom of expression. returning to winning ways on a day of mixed fortunes and
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batteries chasing and josh butler was run out for a dog by his team—mate and judging by his reaction, he was far from impressed by his young team—mate but his mood might�*ve been improved watching the 21—year—old batting instructorfast is 15 in history atjust 13 balls, one shy of the world to 20 record and finished unbe 998 as they cruised to victory and no hard feelings between the two and surprising bearing in mind the result. rugby�*s premiership playoffs will decide not only the destination of the league title. but it could also be the last match in the league for northampton's david ribbans. he's leaving the saints at the end of the season, joining toulon. having arrived from south africa seven years ago knowing nobody. but then former england cricket captain allan lamb stepped in. james burridge went to meet them both.
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bank holiday for the two. former cricketer in northampton saints in england david, lamb it's become a father figure england david, lamb it's become a fatherfigure to many england david, lamb it's become a father figure to many players who have moved here from south africa just like he did in the late 70s. i'm getting thirsty. where is my glass? i have met many players and we were the home were everyone was of african came in and ended up becoming friends with those are barbecued with us or whatever you call it. it'sjust barbecued with us or whatever you call it. it's just been an ongoing thing and i heard david was coming overin thing and i heard david was coming over in the city was a great guy and it introduced him to loads of friends and northampton and it's great for him stop by with the best piece of advice he's giving you? through the years, it's been up and down _ through the years, it's been up and down nry— through the years, it's been up and down my career and sometimes in england _ down my career and sometimes in england and things like that and i think there are times right was just probably— think there are times right was just probably stop believing in the whole
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national— probably stop believing in the whole national set up and being able to achieve _ national set up and being able to achieve what i want to achieve and especially — achieve what i want to achieve and eseciall . ., , , especially. one of the biggest talkin: especially. one of the biggest talking points _ especially. one of the biggest talking points is _ especially. one of the biggest talking points is been - especially. one of the biggest i talking points is been ribbans's big—money move, bringing to an end is promising since career and his chance of playing for england after the rugby world cup. overseas players cannot be selected. 3 i the rugby world cup. overseas players cannot be selected. s i made eace with players cannot be selected. s i made peace with that _ players cannot be selected. s i made peace with that decision _ players cannot be selected. s i made peace with that decision and - peace with that decision and everything or even you cannot play for england if you were born there, and i enjoyed my time playing for england as short is it a spin. i’zre england as short is it a spin. i've met some _ england as short is it a spin. i've met some amazing _ england as short is it a spin. i've met some amazing friends. i love my time here _ met some amazing friends. i love my time here and it was the right time. ithinl
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great. but the rugby player, the playing career is very short and he can be entered straightaway and not play again. can be entered straightaway and not .la main. , can be entered straightaway and not -la auain. , , .,, can be entered straightaway and not -la aain. , , ., ., can be entered straightaway and not ob atain, , ., ., play again. ribbans has one final chance to win _ play again. ribbans has one final chance to win silverware, - play again. ribbans has one final chance to win silverware, a i play again. ribbans has one final chance to win silverware, a final| chance to win silverware, a final battle against saracens on saturdays. fist battle against saracens on saturdays-— battle against saracens on saturda s. . . , , ., saturdays. at the last semifinal, we realise that we _ saturdays. at the last semifinal, we realise that we had _ saturdays. at the last semifinal, we realise that we had to _ saturdays. at the last semifinal, we realise that we had to be _ saturdays. at the last semifinal, we realise that we had to be clinical- realise that we had to be clinical going _ realise that we had to be clinical going into — realise that we had to be clinical going into those final stages and any opportunity especially gives the team like _ any opportunity especially gives the team like saracens is not going to -ive team like saracens is not going to give you _ team like saracens is not going to give you many opportunities you have to take _ give you many opportunities you have to take them. last give you many opportunities you have to take them-— to take them. last week, ribbans let out his goddaughter_ to take them. last week, ribbans let out his goddaughter for _ to take them. last week, ribbans let out his goddaughter for one - to take them. last week, ribbans let out his goddaughter for one final- out his goddaughter for one final time at franklins gardens. it will be hoping the next time they meet, deliver premiership title to celebrate two.— deliver premiership title to celebrate two. ., , . ., celebrate two. cooked to perfection. i tau~ht celebrate two. cooked to perfection. i taught the — celebrate two. cooked to perfection. i taught the boy _ celebrate two. cooked to perfection. i taught the boy had _ celebrate two. cooked to perfection. i taught the boy had to _ celebrate two. cooked to perfection. i taught the boy had to make - celebrate two. cooked to perfection. i taught the boy had to make a i i taught the boy had to make a proper ribeye. i taught the boy how to make a proper ribeye.
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all sufficiently hungry enough, that is all for us. goodbye for now. hello there. well, it's been another day of widespread heavy showers and thunderstorms, particularly focused across england and wales, as we can see on the radar and the lightning detector picture here. now, some of the storms today have been particularly slow moving, raising the prospect of flash flooding. and we've had a number of funnel cloud spotted. this particular one, a beauty from the bedford area. now, looking at the weather picture overnight tonight, the showers fade away pretty quickly as we lose the heat of the day and we start to develop cooler northeasterly winds which will drag a lot of cloud in
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from the north sea. probably thick enough for an occasional spot of drizzle and maybe a few mist patches around as well. our temperatures overnight generally around six to nine degrees celsius. and then tomorrow, complete change in the weather picture across east scotland, eastern england, where it's going to be cloudy with a bit of rain coming in across east anglia, south east england and working to the midlands and central southern england later on. across western areas of england, wales, northern ireland and scotland. mostly a fine day with some pleasant spells of sunshine. it will feel quite warm in the west with that sunshine and highs up to around 18 or 19 degrees. contrast that with the cooler conditions that we'll have in the east, where temperatures at best will get to about 13 or 1a degrees. and in saturday's forecast we have a build of pressure across the uk and that should bring us a more settled weather day. saturday, any early morning cloud and drizzle fizzles away pretty quickly and we'll see some sunshine come out. now for scotland and northern ireland, temperatures might hit 22 degrees celsius, which would make it the warmest day of the year so far. but i think wherever we feel that may sunshine, it will feel pleasantly warm. whereas around some
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of the east coast temperatures about 1a, 15 degrees here. for sunday, a cold front brings rain to scotland and northern ireland. so, that will dump the temperatures, 50 and 16 degrees through the afternoon here. england, wales, well, rain pushed into the north and the west as we go on through the day, might be a few showers elsewhere. the highest temperatures, east anglia in the south east where again, we could see temperatures reached the low twenties. so, that's our weather. but i want to show you what's going on in south asia, where a nasty looking cyclonic storm is heading towards the border region of myanmar and bangladesh. this is the zone that currently houses many hundreds of thousands of rohingya refugees in camps. given the weather, there is the potential for some catastrophic impacts. that's the latest.
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