, because he thought backis gloucestershire, because he thought back is lingering in the first time in again. quite a bit of cloud on eastern parts of england, leading some sunny once again. eastern parts of england, leading some sunny once again. quite a bit of cloud on eastern parts of england, leading some chinese bouncer and end that east of scotland, saturday for northern 16 on northeast scotland, 70 possibly across southeast wales and the midlands as well. friday morning, sunday day sunny day brighter a, more crowded in the last with that increased breeze, more rain and in the far northwest of the country late in the day temperatures are 9 degrees. compared to 18 degrees across parts of eastern england, but that mod aire is on its way out, here is a white accomplishing its way south through the night into saturday, i think of it as a friend are opening up to a bath that something called her, pushing across scotla nd something called her, pushing across scotland and northern ireland decided a sunshine develops expensing snow, shower and spread into northern england and wales in no

bbc radio gloucestershire reporter alan warcroft was one of the first journalists on the scene.ays sticks in my mind because she looks so innocent and beautiful here. that first day you went to 25 cromwell street, you didn't know the extent of it. what was your first visit like? the initial thing was the whereabouts of the wests‘ daughter, heather. i went down there to interview one of the police officers, detective inspector terry moore. we've become increasingly aware that she's been a missing person, and so as a result of that, we've carried out enquiries to try and locate her. we were stood in the back garden, doing this interview with it raining quite a little bit, neither of us knowing that where we stood on the patio was where eventually remains of heather west would be found. that evening, fred west told police that he had killed heather and a young newspaper reporter called chris summers from the gloucester citizen picked up the story. rumours started coming out from our distribution people, you know, who'd been delivering the paper. "did you realise that they're diggin

and dame janet trotter is the university of gloucestershire. nt of the and damejanet trotter is a former lord—lieutenant of the county. dame janet, should there be a memorial for the victims of fred and rose west? there is the physical bit. so what do you do in this place where unspeakable horror has taken place? here they totally knocked the house down. they have made some gardens. and, i suppose, down. they have made some gardens. and, isuppose, i had rather thought there might be something else that might have been more a statement of healing, of what this was about, and a reflection by the city... the city council made a conscious decision, there were lots of plans for that hearing, or one of which was a memorial garden, and they decided that they did not want to have a remembrance. they didn't want ghoulish tourists. they did not want ghoulish tourists. they did not want ghoulish tourists. they did not want ghoulish tourists. and if you go to auschwitz that is what you get.|j thinkjust making auschwitz that is what you get.|j think just ma

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it was a much chillier start, as you can see in gloucestershire anyway today.ther north. more sunshine than we had yesterday, as you can see on the earlier satellite picture. and with lighter winds, it has felt much more pleasant in the north. but the clouds been a little stubborn to clear in the south. it is tending to melt away, so we will see some late sunshine for most of us and it will feel really quite pleasant, i think, in the north despite temperatures have been a little down on what they have been recently. however, to add insult to injury in the south, not only are the temperatures down today but we've got a bracing easterly wind to contend with. but, again, that is going to be a fading feature. for the rest of mothering sunday, a little bit of late sunshine. and then overnight, we pay for that sunshine under the starry skies because temperatures fall to frost levels. fairly widely, as you can see across the mainland. even towns and cities will get close to freezing. but after the early frost for northern ireland with the increase of cloud and some sh

phil smith is managing director at business west which supports entrepreneurs in bristol, bath, gloucestershireexit? absolutely not. that is the last thing we want. that would be disaster, i'm afraid. in terms of brexit, are you... what preparations are you making? we still have some and answer questions. we have members around here that do not know what regulations we would be operating under or if we are in dispute with an eu company, what court jurisdiction they fall under. there are big unanswered questions. to be honest, we are fed up and frustrated and we need a deal. to be honest, we are fed up and frustrated and we need a dealm to be honest, we are fed up and frustrated and we need a deal. is it just really exporting and importing companies that you are concerned about? and how much do you depend upon those? exporting and importing is important but anybody who employs eu nationals will be worried about that. it is notjust exporters. it is the whole business population. what are the kind of problems they are facing with staff? we have had a company closed down in bristol and moved to the

it was a much chillier start as you can see in gloucestershire anyway today.lting away in the south. the sun is out in the north. with lighter winds, it has felt much more pleasa nt lighter winds, it has felt much more pleasant in the north but the cloud has been a little stubborn to clear in the south. we will see some late sunshine for most of us and it will feel quite pleasant in the north, despite temperatures being a little down on what they have been recently. in the south, not only are the temperatures down, we have an easterly wind to deal with. a little bit of late sunshine and then overnight we pay for that sunshine because temperatures fall to frost levels. even towns and cities will get close to freezing. after the early frost for northern ireland, temperatures will tend to left and thatis temperatures will tend to left and that is the change as we go through the coming week. the high pressure that has been with us for so long as ruling wishing its grip. does relinquishing its grip. showers into northern ireland and western scotla nd northern irela

sarah—jane bungay joined the crowds in gloucestershire. surface at first until they were able to indulge. i thought it was really good because i have not seen these in scotland. it was time to also we could watch it before school. what did the children think of it? i think they like that, did you like it? ask. and then to see and surf it all over again. look at the amount of people here, they are lining the river bank and up on the very best and there are hundreds here because it is due to be a 5—star bore today though the river is very swollen at the moment so it may not be quite as good as predicted. but now though it wasn‘t narrower, it was pretty dramatic. when you are in the lottery it is a strong current and you can feel it pulled back and then the weight comes out of nowhere and it goes on for miles. first time writing the bore and it was amazing. totally amazing. just pleased and glad to be alive. for many and have been a trip down the road to see the bore but for others a rather longerjourney. southern martin bay near brisbane, co

sarah—jane bungay joined the crowds in gloucestershire.. then, it was a waiting game. gradually leave the bar crept along, teasing this fs at first, until they were able to indulge. i thought it was really good because you don't get these in scotland. not that i've seen. this one is time to really well so we could watch it before school. the children loved it. did you like it? , i dashed up the relative sea and to serifs it's all over again. look at the amount of people here today, they are lining the river bank, they are up on the project, literally hundreds here and that's because this is due to be a 5—star boy today although the river is very slow at the moment so the board may not be quite as good as predicted. but here where the river is narrow where it was still pretty dramatic. when you're in the water it's a strong current that you have to put your legs in and you can feel the water pulled back and then the waif comes out of nowhere and it goes on for miles. it's my first time writing the bar, it's amazing. it was totally amazing.

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various nhs and social services in gloucestershire, we contacted them and the message from them is thatcases like the one we've heard they welcome feedback and input and reaction from parents. hopefully, based on what we've heard, they will act on that. sometimes it is real, people do it but obviously not in your case. most importantly, how are your case. most importantly, how are you now? i'm so much happier and it feels good to have my life back on track. i'm not better but being believed by people is honestly the best feeling. it is a bit sad i'm never going to be as well as i would like but it's so great to finally have my life back to the way it should be somewhat. you are so brave coming in and thank you for doing that. the full report will be on radio 5 live investigates at 11am today. here's helen with a look at this morning's weather. good morning. not great if you're going out this morning, there are warnings out because of the snow and increasing wind and rain as well. it will feel as if we stepped back into winter because this is a recent picture taken in derbyshire. we've g

it was a much chillier start, as you can see in gloucestershire anyway today.we had yesterday, as you can see on the earlier satellite picture. and with lighter winds, it has felt much more pleasant in the north. but the clouds been a little stubborn to clear in the south. it is tending to melt away, so we will see some late sunshine for most of us and it will feel really quite pleasant, i think, in the north despite temperatures have been a little down on what they have been recently. however, to add insult to injury in the south, not only are the temperatures down today but we've got a bracing easterly wind to contend with. but, again, that is going to be a fading feature. for the rest of mothering sunday, a little bit of late sunshine. and then overnight, we pay for that sunshine under the starry skies because temperatures fall to frost levels. fairly widely, as you can see across the mainland. even towns and cities will get close to freezing. but after the early frost for northern ireland with the increase of cloud and some showers, temperatures will tend t

it wasn'tjust across the south wales, also problems elsewhere, this was herefordshire, and in gloucestershirere. you have to go all the way to the other side of the atla ntic all the way to the other side of the atlantic near the us, this area of cloud, the area of low pressure not really threatening at all, and it will become a very powerful storm in the second half of the weekend. the rain is pushing into northern ireland and belfast, and the wet weather pushing into scotland and across england and wales, in the evening. the rain will clear away from northern ireland later in the night. a clear night, 4—9dc overnight, and for the weekend, we are looking at a spell of very u nsettled are looking at a spell of very unsettled weather, spells of wet and windy weather coming through with gales and severe gales. the first of the storm systems on saturday bring a swathe of a strong winds to the west of the uk where the isobars are most closely squeezed. it won't be a bad start to the day across scotland and england and wales, some sunny spells but further west, northern ireland as the weather goin