i left northumberland roughly about eight o'clock to catch my train.central station just after nine o'clock. my train arrived half an hour early, in king's cross, at about 12.30. and really everything we nt about 12.30. and really everything went to plan from there. i got here about 1.38 went to plan from there. i got here about1.38 yen, early went to plan from there. i got here about 1.38 yen, early saturday morning. i did not expect to be the first in the queue. —— about 1.30 in the morning. i used twitterfrom 2016, and there was about ten by that time, so i knew roughly what timei that time, so i knew roughly what time i would have to be here. it was a budget ticket, and that‘s the reason you got here so early? yeah, travelling late at night tends to be view the cheapest prices. because i was arriving at king's cross at that time. and who are you hoping to see tomorrow but how it was not so much who i see, it is the centre court which is the attraction. to be fair, if murray was based on 11 court, i still would have gone to centre court. how very i‘

cumbria and northumberland just about missing out, staying dry in northern ireland with sunny spells,e will see sunshine and showers in scotland. it looks like we'll see this area of high pressure as we go on into thursday. another dry day for thursday with some sunshine. a few isolated showers possible through western areas. the winds will also pick up in western scotland. temperatures reasonable again, hive of 17 in glasgow and 2a in the london area. there should be afairamount of in the london area. there should be a fair amount of dry weather over the weekend. a spell of rain over friday night. i is pushing into the low 205 in london. jane. thank you very much. reminder of our main story this lunchtime. a major review looks at workers' rights, the gig economy and cash in hand work. employers should pay national insurance. that is all from the that's all from the bbc news at one so it's goodbye from me — have a good afternoon. good afternoon i'm leah boleto. welcome to the bbc sports centre. i'm afraid that's all from us. we're going to have to head back to the bbc news channel. th

between six and ten released in kielder forest in northumberland. lynx on a trial basis to the uk. that is actually how big is real life lynx is. paul o'donohoe you from the lynx trust has been doing a consultation, talking, listening, explaining. these children have some big questions. are lynx dangerous to people? they live all over the world. a healthy wild lynx has never, ever, ever attacked a human anywhere in the world. they may not hurt people, but lynx our expert hunters. their main prey? dear. dear andre gray ‘s —— overgrazed. there's very little around. not many places for small mammals and birds. lynx are needed to balance the ecosystem. not according to sheep farmers, who say that deer are not a problem and lynx would be a threat. think it is an absolutely stupid idea. for a predator that has not been in this country for a thousand years, to be released where it is going to cause damage to viable business. as far as lam damage to viable business. as far as i am concerned, the lynx will go for the easy target, which will be sheep and lamb

across north—east england, northumberland, yorkshire and lincolnshire, feeling cooler, about five, 6ratures up to 26 also in london. the highest temperatures across the south midlands, maybe hampshire. 27, 20 8 degrees. late in the day, evening time, thunderstorms breaking out. the storms driving northwards across the channel into southern england. wales, east anglia. dorms overnight. the amount of rain we see from the storm clouds varying from place to place. one or two bringing the best part of half a month‘s rain in a few hours. localised surface water flooding from the storms driving across northern england it is scotland and northern ireland. mathieu, she midday on wednesday. 30 degrees across eastern counties. —— a muqqy' muggy, she midday. still fresher air arriving towards the end of the week. they storms to watch out for. tuesday night, and on into wednesday. that is a weather. the new route for hs2 is announced — the second part of the high speed rail line north of birmingham. the route links birmingham, manchester, liverpool, leeds, sheffield and the east midlands. it‘ll b

between six and ten wild lynx released into kielder forest in northumberland.k. this is a life—sized cutout of a lynx, so that's actually how big a real lynx is, so they aren't that big, that's actually about the size of... paul 0'donoghue from the lynx trust has been doing a consultation, talking, listening and explaining and the children at kielder first school have big questions. are lynx dangerous to people? lynx live all over the world and in human history a healthy wild lynx has never, ever, ever attacked a human anywhere in the world. they might not hurt people but lynx are expert hunters. their main prey, deer. deer eat out the understory, they overgrazed and if you see now there's very little under story around so there's not really many places for small mammals and birds to nest and lynx are needed to control that balance, to balance the ecosystem. not according to sheep farmers, who say deer are not a problem and lynx would be a threat. i think it's absolutely a stupid idea for a predator that's not been in this country for 1,000 years to be released

still some rain around northumberland through the course of the next few hours, but heading our way,tart the day. there should be one of two showers across western parts of wales, south—west england, mostly dry through the midlands and the south—east. revenues at the oval today as the third test continues, a bit more clout through the afternoon and a chance of a few showers. —— retinues. some of the showers across northern and western areas could be heavy, some lightning and thunder around, and those showers drift in their way further eastwards. the far south—east should avoid showers, mark —— largely dry for kent and sussex, 17— 21. showers continue into the evening for many of us, easing overnight. we still have low pressure sitting to the north—west of the uk, driving into the shower that continue on into monday morning. temperatures down to around 12-14 morning. temperatures down to around 12— 14 degrees to start monday, and at low pressure still dominates, especially towards the north—west, and the showers coming in off the atlantic, are pretty similar dated today and tomorrow w

between six and ten wild lynx released into kielder forest in northumberland.to reintroduce lynx on a trial basis into the uk. this is a life—sized cutout of a lynx, so that's how big a real lynx is, so they aren't that big... paul donahue from the lynx trust has been doing a consultation, talking, listening and explaining and the children at kielder school have big questions. are lynx dangerous to people? lynx live all over the world and in human history a healthy wild lynx has never attacked a human anywhere in the world. there's a genuine excitement here and enthusiasm for the return ofa here and enthusiasm for the return of a wildcat. they do look really nice and it's good that they don't hurt any people or anything. they might not hurt people but lynx are expert hunters. their main prey, dear. deer eat out the understory, they overgrazed and if you see now there's very little under story around so there's not really many places for small mammals and birds to nest and lynx are needed to balance the ecosystem. not according to sheep farmers, who said deer ar

between six and ten wild lynx released into kielder forest in northumberland.s a life—sized cutout of a lynx, so that's actually how big a real lynx is, so they aren't that big, that's actually about the size of... paul 0'donoghue from the lynx trust has been doing a consultation, talking, listening and explaining and the children at kielder first school have big questions. are lynx dangerous to people? lynx live all over the world and in human history a healthy wild lynx has never, ever, ever attacked a human anywhere in the world. there's a genuine excitement here and enthusiasm for the return of a wildcat. they do look really nice and it's good that they don't hurt any people or anything. they might not hurt people but lynx are expert hunters. their main prey, deer. deer eat out the understory, they overgraze and if you see now there's very little understory around so there's not really many places for small mammals and birds to nest and lynx are needed to control that balance, to balance the ecosystem. not according to sheep farmers, who say deer are not a

those showers, this is not a clock in the morning, still some rain lingering off the coast of northumberlandhat on a dry note with some sunshine but all ready some showers cropping up across western parts of wales in temperature down towards cornwall. —— in pembrokeshire. it is looking quite promising at the oval, at least through the morning, sunny spells, a bit more clout and we could see a few of those passing showers interrupting play at times. plenty of showers in the north and west as we head through the second half of this morning, some heavy and thundery, but they are moving through quite quickly on this brisk south—westerly breeze for most of us, some showers reaching the south—east, it remains dry in east anglia, 21 or 22, that should feel relatively pleasant in between the showers. still breezy and showery as we head through into this evening, overnight slightly dry conditions but we will keep the showers across the north—west of the country, and temperatures falling to around 12 to 14 degrees. to start the working week we have got this area of low pressure to the north—west, it h

cloud breaking up in lothian and the borders towards northumberland.f wales it will be dry and for most of wales it will be dry and sunny. into the evening and overnight, if anything we start to lose the showers. the winds ease down a touch and we get clear skies and isolated pockets of fog, nothing too dramatic. under clear skies across the highlands, temperatures willdip across the highlands, temperatures will dip down lower than you can see in the charts, down into single figures. tomorrow we start with sunshine where we have had clear skies by night and there will be some cloud around but through the day, it will turn over and we will see sunny day, it will turn over and we will see sunny intervals develop in. drier down the east coast and not as cold as today. we have cloud coming down across cornwall, the isles of scilly, courtesy of this low pressure, and on wednesday it will rattle quickly from west to east. if you look at the squeeze on the isobars, it will also be quite windy. a blustery, wet day. when she sta rts windy. a blustery, wet day.