in weymouth, in dorset.— in weymouth, in dorset. it is not treat in weymouth, in dorset.not great today... but the _ in weymouth, in dorset. it is not great today... but the 1st - in weymouth, in dorset. it is not great today... but the 1st of - in weymouth, in dorset. it is notj great today... but the 1st ofjuly, great today... but the 1st ofjuly, you must be on it every day! at the moment, it is sunny, which is great, but we know what english weather is like, it changes constantly, but it is looking great, we are sticking with that. �* ., , ., with that. brilliant, ok. so you have changed _ with that. brilliant, ok. so you have changed it _ with that. brilliant, ok. so you have changed it twice. - with that. brilliant, ok. so you have changed it twice. at - with that. brilliant, ok. so you have changed it twice. at this i have changed it twice. at this point, things look ok. it have changed it twice. at this point, things look ok. it looks ok. so smile! i — point, things look ok. it looks ok. so smile! i know, _ point, things look ok. it looks ok. so smile! i know, it _

in dorset and in merseyside, it is 24 in dorset and in merseyside, it is 2a degrees.rset and in merseyside, it is 24 degrees-_ 24 degrees. but it is more chilly alon: the 24 degrees. but it is more chilly along the north _ 24 degrees. but it is more chilly along the north sea _ 24 degrees. but it is more chilly along the north sea coast. - 24 degrees. but it is more chilly along the north sea coast. that| 24 degrees. but it is more chilly i along the north sea coast. that low cloud will be drifting onto the coast. more cloud for a while across western scotland and northern ireland, that cloud should then and break with more sunshine coming through and for many of us the rest of the day will be dry and sunny and very warm. typical temperatures, the low to mid—205, it could be hotter than yesterday, 26 is possible in greater london. the highlands is not going to be the hotspot today and they're even could be a couple of showers this evening. overnight, more of that low cloud coming into eastern scotland through the central belt, affecting the northern isles, and by the

we found even dorset, for example, has gone up dorset, for example, has gone up by dorset, for example is a victim and as you are saying at the beginning, we had some really tragic stories including a woman who wrote to us to say that she is actually in hospital experiencing a miscarriage when her car was targeted. it miscarriage when her car was tar: eted. , miscarriage when her car was tarueted. , ., , , targeted. it is absolutely awful and _ targeted. it is absolutely awful and we _ targeted. it is absolutely awful and we are - targeted. it is absolutely awful and we are looking targeted. it is absolutely i awful and we are looking at footage now of thieves in action. what do they sell these catalytic converters for? why are they so keen to neck them? the price of a catalytic converter can be up to £400 which is a lot of money for basically a minute's work so you can see why organised crime gangs are targeting them and it's also older hybrid cars that they are targeting because have the maximum amount of precious metals. the cost of a rhodium, for example, has gone up rhodium, for e

i heard a labour cabinet minister they will house asylum—seekers off the course of dorset, but now pritir. i think this story is _ to be playing one further. i think this story is a — to be playing one further. i think this story is a reminder- to be playing one further. i think this story is a reminder that - to be playing one further. i think this story is a reminder that this| this story is a reminder that this government faces significant challenges other than covid and brexit. we had those on our front pages for over two years now, and here we are. the reminder that priti patel is hard at work trying to work out, come up with a solution for the ongoing challenge of refugees and migrants to this country. her latest plan is to team up with denmark, who doesn't have a bad record on these matters at all, but the idea is to put this centre as far away from africa —— as africa. this raises more questions than answers how human rights can be enforced for in such a distance. but this is currently the idea. the big plan is to somehow dissuade migrants making these illegal and often dangerous

this is what it looks like through the early hours, you can see some rain affecting parts of devon, dorsetshower in the north of scotland. but generally speaking, it's a clear night in scotland, northern ireland, probably the lake district as well. but many of us in england and wales will be waking up to overcast skies and it could actually stay like that through the afternoon as well. but i think the biggest chance of catching some heavier showers further south into the midlands, but also around wales and east anglia. the best of the weather on sunday northern ireland, scotland, the lake district should be fine, but modest highs here, 16 to 18. in the south, despite the cloud and the showers will still manage around 21 also in london. you can see, there's the clock, 8pm, 9pm, still some showers around in the evening across parts of england and wales. so not a completely dry day but with a bit of luck you'll have prolonged sunny spells rather than the heavy showers. on monday, also likely to be some showers around, particularly across northern and eastern areas of the uk. so the best of th

this is the rain affecting parts of devon, dorset, into wales and the midlands with the odd, stray showernight. in scotland, northern ireland, probably the lake district as well. but many of us in england and wales will be waking up to overcast skies, and it could actually stay like that through the afternoon as well, but i think the biggest chance of catching some heavier showers further south into the midlands, but also around wales and east anglia, the best of the weather on sunday, northern ireland, scotland, the lake district should be fine, too, but modest highs, 16—18. in the south, despite the cloud and the showers, the cloud and the showers, we'll still manage 21 or so in london. there is the clock, 8pm, still some showers around in the evening across parts of england and wales. so, not a completely dry day, but, with a bit of luck, you will have prolonged sunny spells rather than heavy showers. now, monday also likely to be some showers around, particularly across northern and eastern areas of the uk, so the best of the weather, although a little hazy at times, out towards the w

the gleaming white limestone is mined on a tiny island off the coast of dorset, which could soon be made reports. this hole may not look like much, but inside is a physical archive of the history of earth. this is mark. he's lived on portland his whole life, and he's worked here for almost 110 years. he designed this mine, and it's true to say he loves this place. i started as a trainee quarryman back in the very early 1980s, and i've been here ever since, really. i heard that geologists lick rocks. some of us do. why? sometimes you can you can pick up diagnostic things about rocks from licking them. portland stone is exactly that, it's stone from portland, and these rocks have literally built every building you've ever seen. well, not every building, but some pretty iconic ones. buildings such as st paul's cathedral, the british museum and the un building in new york. and what's left behind is this astonishing cathedral—like space. and there's a team that are working hard so that you can come and see it. so what we want to do is to tell the unfolding story of life. it's a story that's f

you can see some rain affecting parts of devon, dorset, into wales, midlands, the stray shower in they speaking, a clear night in scotland, northern ireland, probably the lake district as well, but many of us in england and wales will be waking up to overcast skies and it could actually stay like that through the afternoon as well but i think the biggest chance of catching some heavier showers further south into the midlands but also around wales and east anglia the best of the weather on sunday, northern ireland, scotland, the lake district should be fine as well, but modest highs, 16—18, in the south. despite the cloud and the showers, still managing around 21 in london. there is the clock, 8:00pm, 9:00pm still some showers around around in the evening across parts of england and wales. not a completely dry day but, with a bit of luck, you will have some prolonged sunny spells instead of heavy showers. monday, also likely to be some showers around, particularly across northern and eastern areas of the uk, so the best of the weather, although hazy at times, out towards the west but d

really anywhere from around about dorset, somerset north—eastwards at risk of a storm overnight, butt, it should become largely dry here. a fresh night, ten degrees, comfortable for sleeping, but very muggy in eastern england. 18 degrees as we start the day on thursday. now, through thursday, a wet start, i think, across the south east of england, east anglia, a good part of the midlands as well, with outbreaks of rain. still a risk of a few thunderstorms mixed in. most of that rain will clear off into the north sea with the weather becoming drier and brighter from the south—east, but still with a lot of cloud around. best of the sunshine, scotland, northern ireland and north—west fringes of both england and wales probably having some bright and reasonably fresh weather as well. but it will still be very humid in the east. thursday night, well, it should become dry at least for a time before the next batch of storms begin to make inroads from the south. and then through friday, again, we're looking at another pulse of thundery rain kind of affecting the same sort of areas really. sou

really anywhere from around about dorset, somerset north—eastwards at risk of a storm overnight, butin with some thunderstorms mixed in. that's kind of what we'll have over the next few hours. now, across the north west, it should become largely dry here. a fresh night, ten degrees, comfortable for sleeping, but very muggy in eastern england. 18 degrees as we start the day on thursday. now, through thursday, a wet start, i think, across the south east of england, east anglia, a good part of the midlands as well, with outbreaks of rain. still a risk of a few thunderstorms mixed in. most of that rain will clear off into the north sea with the weather becoming drier and brighterfrom the south—east, but still with a lot of cloud around. best of the sunshine, scotland, northern ireland and north—west fringes of both england and wales probably having some bright and reasonably fresh weather as well. but it will still be very humid in the east. thursday night, well, it should become dry at least for a time before the next batch of storms begin to make inroads from the south. and then throug

rain affecting parts of devon, dorset, into wales and the midlands with the odd, stray shower in theis a clear night. in scotland, northern ireland, probably the lake district as well. but many of us in england and wales will be waking up to overcast skies, and it could actually stay like that through the afternoon as well, but i think the biggest chance of catching some heavier showers further south into the midlands, but also around wales and east anglia, the best of the weather on sunday, northern ireland, scotland, the lake district should be fine, too, but modest highs, 16-18. in the south, despite the cloud and the showers, we'll still manage 21 or so in london. there is the clock, 8pm, 9pm, still some showers around in the evening across parts of england and wales. so, not a completely dry day, but, with a bit of luck, you will have prolonged sunny spells rather than heavy showers. now, monday also likely to be some showers around, particularly across northern and eastern areas of the uk, so the best of the weather, although a little hazy at times, out towards the west, i thin

you can see some rain affecting parts of devon, dorset, into wales, midlands, the stray shower in therobably the lake district as well, but many of us in england and wales will be waking up to overcast skies and it could actually stay like that through the afternoon as well but i think the biggest chance of catching some heavier showers further south into the midlands but also around wales and east anglia the best of the weather on sunday, northern ireland, scotland, the lake district should be fine as well, but modest highs, 16—18, in the south. despite the cloud and the showers, still managing around 21 in london. there is the clock, 8:00pm, 9:00pm still some showers around around in the evening across parts of england and wales. not a completely dry day but, with a bit of luck, you will have some prolonged sunny spells instead of heavy showers. monday, also likely to be some showers around, particularly across northern and eastern areas of the uk, so the best of the weather, although hazy at times, out towards the west but decent enough temperatures — around 22 in london, 20 in liv

really anywhere from around about dorset, somerset north—eastwards at risk of a storm overnight, but with some thunderstorms mixed in. that's kind of what we'll have over the next few hours. now, across the north—west, it should become largely dry here. a fresh night, ten degrees, comfortable for sleeping, but very muggy in eastern england. 18 degrees as we start the day on thursday. now, through thursday, a wet start, i think, across the south—east of england, east anglia, a good part of the midlands as well, with outbreaks of rain. still a risk of a few thunderstorms mixed in. most of that rain will clear off into the north sea with the weather becoming drier and brighterfrom the south—east, but still with a lot of cloud around. best of the sunshine, scotland, northern ireland and north—west fringes of both england and wales probably having some bright and reasonably fresh weather as well. but it will still be very humid in the east. thursday night, well, it should become dry at least for a time before the next batch of storms begin to make inroads from the south. and then through

the dorset devils are a group of more than 700 litter—picking volunteers.and the pandemic of course has made it massively worse, with much more litter. and i am dreading it this year, i must say. lots of bottles, cans, cigarette ends — they are the bane of my life, cigarette ends, i hate it. anyone can join the team, and this younger devil can definitely see the positive side. you get to help the environment, and it is sort of fun. what ellie's project brings to the party is a more scientific approach to what's going wrong, and some fresh ideas as to how to tackle it. so this data is really useful because it has so much detail. we can see that cigarette butts are congregating and collecting at the rear of the beach, in areas that we might suggest putting new ashtrays in. with the sort of friday night, saturday night, party—goer crowd, have things like disco bins, which are a very fun intervention, they play a song and shine disco lights all over the floor so people can have a bit of a bin boogie. that is a completely different intervention to targeting the

you can see some rain affecting parts of devon, dorset, into wales, midlands, the stray shower in they the lake district as well, but many of us in england and wales will be waking up to overcast skies and it could actually stay like that through the afternoon as well but i think the biggest chance of catching some heavier showers further south into the midlands but also around wales and east anglia the best of the weather on sunday, northern ireland, scotland, the lake district should be fine as well, but modest highs, 16—18, in the south. despite the cloud and the showers, still managing around 21 in london. there is the clock, 8:00pm, 9:00pm still some showers around around in the evening across parts of england and wales. not a completely dry day but, with a bit of luck, you will have some prolonged sunny spells instead of heavy showers. monday, also likely to be some showers around, particularly across northern and eastern areas of the uk, so the best of the weather, although hazy at times, out towards the west but decent enough temperatures — around 22 in london, 20 in liverpool

this is what it looks like through the early hours, you can see some rain affecting parts of devon, dorsetpeaking, it's a clear night in scotland, northern ireland, probably the lake district as well. but many of us in england and wales will be waking up to overcast skies and it could actually stay like that through the afternoon as well. but i think the biggest chance of catching some heavier showers further south into the midlands, but also around wales and east anglia. the best of the weather on sunday northern ireland, scotland, the lake district should be fine, but modest highs here, 16 to 18. in the south, despite the cloud and the showers will still manage around 21 also in london. this is bbc news, the headlines... the g7 group of advanced economies have reached a deal to make multinational companies pay more tax in the countries where they do business. finance ministers meeting in london agreed to a global minimum corporate tax rate of 15% to avoid countries undercutting each other. a senior nhs official says the uk vaccination programme appears to have broken the link between cas

this is what it looks like through the early hours, you can see some rain affecting parts of devon, dorsetg, it's a clear night in scotland, northern ireland, probably the lake district as well. but many of us in england and wales will be waking up to overcast skies and it could actually stay like that through the afternoon as well. but i think the biggest chance of catching some heavier showers further south into the midlands, but also around wales and east anglia. the best of the weather on sunday northern ireland, scotland, the lake district should be fine, but modest highs here, 16 to 18. in the south, despite the cloud and the showers will still manage around 21 also in london. you can see, there's the clock, 8pm, 9pm, still some showers around in the evening across parts of england and wales. so not a completely dry day but with a bit of luck you'll have prolonged sunny spells rather than the heavy showers. on monday, also likely to be some showers around, particularly across northern and eastern areas of the uk. so the best of the weather, although a little bit hazy at times out tow

this is what it looks like through the early hours, you can see some rain affecting parts of devon, dorsetrth of scotland. but generally speaking, it's a clear night in scotland, northern ireland, probably the lake district as well. but many of us in england and wales will be waking up to overcast skies and it could actually stay like that through the afternoon as well. but i think the biggest chance of catching some heavier showers further south into the midlands, but also around wales and east anglia. the best of the weather on sunday — northern ireland, scotland, the lake district should be fine, but modest highs here, 16 to 18. in the south, despite the cloud and the showers we'll still manage around 21 also in london. you can see, there's the clock, 8pm, 9pm, still some showers around in the evening across parts of england and wales. so not a completely dry day but with a bit of luck you'll have prolonged sunny spells rather than the heavy showers. on monday, also likely to be some showers around, particularly across northern and eastern areas of the uk. so the best of the weather, al

really anywhere from around about dorset, somerset north—eastwards at risk of a storm overnight, butover the next few hours. now, across the north—west, it should become largely dry here. a fresh night, ten degrees, comfortable for sleeping, but very muggy in eastern england. 18 degrees as we start the day on thursday. now, through thursday, a wet start, i think, across the south—east of england, east anglia, a good part of the midlands as well, with outbreaks of rain. still a risk of a few thunderstorms mixed in. most of that rain will clear off into the north sea with the weather becoming drier and brighterfrom the south—east, but still with a lot of cloud around. best of the sunshine, scotland, northern ireland and north—west fringes of both england and wales probably having some bright and reasonably fresh weather as well. but it will still be very humid in the east. thursday night, well, it should become dry at least for a time before the next batch of storms begin to make inroads from the south. and then through friday, again, we're looking at another pulse of thundery rain kin

really anywhere from around about dorset, somerset north—eastwards at risk of a storm overnight, butunderstorms mixed in. that's kind of what we'll have over the next few hours. now, across the north west, it should become largely dry here. a fresh night, ten degrees, comfortable for sleeping, but very muggy in eastern england. 18 degrees as we start the day on thursday. now, through thursday, a wet start, i think, across the south east of england, east anglia, a good part of the midlands as well, with outbreaks of rain. still a risk of a few thunderstorms mixed in. most of that rain will clear off into the north sea with the weather becoming drier and brighterfrom the south—east, but still with a lot of cloud around. best of the sunshine, scotland, northern ireland and north—west fringes of both england and wales probably having some bright and reasonably fresh weather as well. but it will still be very humid in the east. thursday night, well, it should become dry at least for a time before the next batch of storms begin to make inroads from the south. and then through friday, again

really anywhere from around about dorset, somerset north—eastwards at risk of a storm overnight, buter the next few hours. now, across the north west, it should become largely dry here. a fresh night, ten degrees, comfortable for sleeping, but very muggy in eastern england. 18 degrees as we start the day on thursday. now, through thursday, a wet start, i think, across the south east of england, east anglia, a good part of the midlands as well, with outbreaks of rain. still a risk of a few thunderstorms mixed in. most of that rain will clear off into the north sea with the weather becoming drier and brighterfrom the south—east, but still with a lot of cloud around. best of the sunshine, scotland, northern ireland and north—west fringes of both england and wales probably having some bright and reasonably fresh weather as well. but it will still be very humid in the east. thursday night, well, it should become dry at least for a time before the next batch of storms begin to make inroads from the south. and then through friday, again, we're looking at another pulse of thundery rain kind

the gleaming white limestone is mined on a tiny island off the coast of dorset, which could soon be madee much, but inside is a physical archive of the history of earth. this is mark. he's lived on portland his whole life, and he's worked here for almost a0 years. he designed this mine, and it's true to say he loves this place. i started as a trainee quarryman back in the very early 1980s, and i've been here ever since, really. i heard that geologists lick rocks. some of us do. why? sometimes you can you can pick up diagnostic things about rocks from licking them. portland stone is exactly that, it's stone from portland, and these rocks have literally built every building you've ever seen. well, not every building, but some pretty iconic ones. buildings such as st paul's cathedral, the british museum and the un building in new york. and what's left behind is this astonishing cathedral—like space. and there's a team that are working hard so that you can come and see it. so what we want to do is to tell the unfolding story of life. it's a story that's four billion years old and unfolding s

let's go live out of town on serious dorset jabari is there? what can we expect from the president elects press conference while this is going to be the 1st time that local and foreign media in the country will be able to see and ask questions of the president elect. and it's important to point out that there's been a lot of foreign media that have been invited into the country to cover the elections that took place on friday. and those media outlets will be leaving later on this evening. so the reason behind one of the reasons possibly behind having this press conference so quickly after his victory as possibly to introduce himself and to establish some kind of report with the foreign media. there are still present in the country, but we expect the president elect to lay out some of his platforms as agenda for coming for years. also, it's an opportunity to really get to know the local media as well. he's a man who has not had a lot of direct contact with the media inside the country during his years as the head of the countries judiciary. and

rain affecting parts of devon, dorset, into wales and the midlands with the odd, stray shower in thecotland, northern ireland, probably the lake district as well. but many of us in england and wales will be waking up to overcast skies, and it could actually stay like that through the afternoon as well, but i think the biggest chance of catching some heavier showers further south into the midlands, but also around wales and east anglia, the best of the weather on sunday, northern ireland, scotland, the lake district should be fine, too, but modest highs, 16-18. in the south, despite the cloud and the showers, we'll still manage 21 or so in london. there is the clock, 8pm, 9pm, still some showers around in the evening across parts of england and wales. so, not a completely dry day, but, with a bit of luck, you will have prolonged sunny spells rather than heavy showers. now, monday also likely to be some showers around, particularly across northern and eastern areas of the uk, so the best of the weather, although a little hazy at times, out towards the west, i think, but decent enough t

there could be storms anywhere from dorset, somerset north and its.ie, 18 degrees in the capital, fresherfor flooding. maggie, 18 degrees in the capital, fresher for scotland and northern ireland where it will be mostly try. —— muggy, 18 degrees. semi spells under freshfields tomorrow, across the midlands, southern and eastern england another batch of heavy, thundery downpours bringing the risk of localised surface water flooding. bringing the risk of localised surface waterflooding. not bringing the risk of localised surface water flooding. not as hot in the east still quite muggy, fresh for scotland and northern ireland, 17 or 18 degrees. 0n for scotland and northern ireland, 17 or 18 degrees. on friday, further storms in the same area and another batch of storms heading our way, becoming more widespread through the weekend. with each batch of thunderstorms the very biggest could deliver 50 millimetres of rain na few hours, and to cause some localised surface water flooding so we are keeping a close on that. that's all for now, so it's goodbye from

the warmest weather was in southern england, 25 degrees in hampshire and also in dorset.country at the moment. it will stay cloudy in northern ireland tonight. and more cloud will push its way into scotland, bringing a little drizzle over the hills and coasts in the north—west of the country. clear skies, though, for england and wales, and temperatures are manageable at nine to 12 degrees, it may not be quite as cool as that, though, for northern ireland and scotland, where we hang onto that cloud. and there is actually a weather front wavering in the far north—west, bringing some rain into the north—west of scotland later on sunday. ahead of that, though, the azores high is building in — it is bringing in dry weather, sunshine, more heat and increasing humidity as well. some sunny spells, really, for england and wales. some cloud at times, especially towards the north—west. the cloud should break, though, for a while in northern ireland. and while we should see some rain coming into the north—west of scotland and the northern isles, some sunshine elsewhere in scotland, l

really anywhere from around about dorset, somerset north—eastwards at risk of a storm overnight, buthe next few hours. now, across the north—west, it should become largely dry here. a fresh night, ten degrees, comfortable for sleeping, but very muggy in eastern england. 18 degrees as we start the day on thursday. now, through thursday, a wet start, i think, across the south—east of england, east anglia, a good part of the midlands as well, with outbreaks of rain. still a risk of a few thunderstorms mixed in. most of that rain will clear off into the north sea with the weather becoming drier and brighterfrom the south—east, but still with a lot of cloud around. best of the sunshine, scotland, northern ireland and north—west fringes of both england and wales probably having some bright and reasonably fresh weather as well. but it will still be very humid in the east. thursday night, well, it should become dry at least for a time before the next batch of storms begin to make inroads from the south. and then through friday, again, we're looking at another pulse of thundery rain kind of a

my if right honorable friend will be aware that the counties of somerset and dorset have come together to forge the great southwest to generate regional growth and prosperity in much the same way as the northern powerhouse. it has the support of local authorities and the business community, but we've now been waiting for recognition from government for well over three years, and frustration, mr. speaker, is reaching fever pitch. can my if righten honorable friend please look into this mart and give with us the green light is so we can help the government achieve its onlyive of sustainable growth and jobs? >> mr. speaker, i'm a passionate supporter of the greater southwest and the prospects that it brings. but i understand also that the right honorable gentleman has met the minister for regional growth can and local government, and i look forward to hearing their outcome. >> let's go to christina reese. christina. >> thank you, mr. speaker. many of my constituents -- [inaudible] on the disgraceful harassment of pks union finish. [inaudible] with cases rising significantly in south wales

to be fair coming after another massive by election in newbury yours was in dorset, a lot of people ining your age. showing both our age. then people after would say it's a one—off the lib dems have done very well but it's local factors, never happen again, the newbury was followed by christ church became a start of a sense that the conservatives, the coming off. that she was after a long period and government. how comfortable can they be that this won't happen again? i comfortable can they be that this won't happen again?— comfortable can they be that this won't happen again? i don't think they should _ won't happen again? i don't think they should be _ won't happen again? i don't think they should be confident. - won't happen again? i don't think they should be confident. having | they should be confident. having said that as you say, in the run—up to christchurch there was newbury. there were very clear assigned there were problems in relation to the budget at the time, government defeats and the like. there were no questions the wheels acoma. in the swing against me and struck chri

and maybe even thundery rain in the channel islands, pushing into cornwall, potentially parts of dorseter, but most in the west, though, will see partly clear skies, where the best of the morning sunshine will be on sunday. a few showers in towards the hebrides, maybe one or two across england and wales, but the worst of the wet weather is likely to be pushing out the channel islands into southernmost counties of england, some of which could be heavy and thundery and temperatures tomorrow up a little bit on today, particularly in the north and west. something like that. it is a big weapon. even if you don't have a big serve _ weapon. even if you don't have a big serve which — weapon. even if you don't have a big serve which she does, grass can give you a _ serve which she does, grass can give you a little _ serve which she does, grass can give you a little more through the court. i you a little more through the court. i was _ you a little more through the court. i was impressed yesterday in the semifinals. when things got a little ti-ht semifinals. when things got a little tight and _ s

the dorset devils are a group of more than 700 litter picking volunteers.urther inland. it is - horrendous, absolutely terrible. and the pandemic of course has made it massively worse, with much more letter. and i am dreading it this year i must say. and i am dreading it this year i must say-— i must say. lots of bottles, cans, cigarette _ i must say. lots of bottles, cans, cigarette ends, - i must say. lots of bottles, cans, cigarette ends, theyl i must say. lots of bottles, i cans, cigarette ends, they are the bane — cans, cigarette ends, they are the bane of my life, cigarette ends. — the bane of my life, cigarette ends. i— the bane of my life, cigarette ends, i hate it.— ends, i hate it. anyone can 'oin ends, i hate it. anyone can join the — ends, i hate it. anyone can join the team, _ ends, i hate it. anyone can join the team, and - ends, i hate it. anyone can join the team, and this - ends, i hate it. anyone can - join the team, and this younger devil can definitely see the positive side.— devil can definitely see the positive side. you get to help th

the warmest weather was in southern england, 25 degrees in hampshire and also in dorset. north—west of the country. clear skies, though, for england and wales, and temperatures a manageable at nine to 12 degrees, it may not be quite as cool as that, though, for northern ireland and scotland, where we hang onto that cloud. and there is actually a weather front loitering in the far north—west, bringing some rain into the north—west of scotland later on sunday. ahead of that, though, the azores high is building in — it is bringing in dry weather, sunshine, more heat and increasing humidity as well. some sunny spells, really, for england and wales. some cloud at times, especially towards the north—west. the cloud should break, though, for a while in northern ireland. and while we should see some rain coming into the north—west of scotland and the northern isles, some sunshine elsewhere in scotland, lifting temperatures in the north—east to 26 degrees. a warmer day for northern ireland. through the midlands towards the south—east of england, temperatures could reach a humid 28

you can see some rain affecting parts of devon, dorset, into wales and the midlands, stray shower in that through the afternoon as well. i think the biggest chance of catching some heavier showers further south and into the midlands but also around wales and east anglia. the best of the weather on sunday in northern ireland, scotland, the lake district should be fine too, but modest highs of 16—18. in the south and despite the clouds still managing around 21 in london. and there's the clock, 8pm, 9pm, still showers around across parts of england and wales. so not a completely dry day but with a bit of luck you will have prolonged sunny spells rather than heavy showers. on monday, also likely to be some showers around, particularly across northern and eastern areas of the uk so the best of the weather, although hazy at times out towards the west, i think. but decent enough with temperatures around 22 in london, 20 in liverpool, probably nudging up to 20 in glasgow as well for monday. the rest of the week, tuesday, wednesday and thursday, the jet stream pushing low pressure and weather

really anywhere from around about dorset, somerset north—eastwards at risk of a storm overnight, bute start the day on thursday. now, through thursday, a wet start, i think, across the south east of england, east anglia, a good part of the midlands as well, with outbreaks of rain. still a risk of a few thunderstorms mixed in. most of that rain will clear off into the north sea with the weather becoming drier and brighter from the south—east, but still with a lot of cloud around. best of the sunshine, scotland, northern ireland and north—west fringes of both england and wales probably having some bright and reasonably fresh weather as well. but it will still be very humid in the east. thursday night, well, it should become dry at least for a time before the next batch of storms begin to make inroads from the south. and then through friday, again, we're looking at another pulse of thundery rain kind of affecting the same sort of areas really. southern england, the midlands, east anglia, parts of lincolnshire and yorkshire. and within this area of rain, there will be some hefty downpour

last year, disposable barbecues caused large wildfires in devon, lancashire and wareham forest in dorsetuse campfires or barbecues or anything which presents a naked flame. take a picnic, you know, take a picnic, you'll have just as good a day, and don't run the risk of being the person who is responsible for damaging the very countryside and destroying the wildlife that you actually want to enjoy. so be wildfire aware, and protect, respect and enjoy our absolutely fantastic beautiful countryside. disposable barbecues sold by the co—op now come with clear warnings about putting barbecues out with instructions on how to safely extinguish one. so it is as simple as, put me out thoroughly with water, dispose of me safely, once you know it has for sure been disposed of, and make sure you only use authorised outdoor spaces. and the vast majority of the people do use disposable barbecues really safely. and it's just bringing the education of it to the fore front of everybody�*s mind this summer whilst its warm and everybody is trying to get outdoors. there have already been more than 200 wildf

so i was devastated when three—year—old jack russell called crumpet disappeared in dorset after octobers month... a vet brand. i'm so excited about this. to say that crumpet had been found on a golf course a few miles from home. ten been found on a golf course a few miles from home.— been found on a golf course a few. miles from home._ ten miles from home. ten years on? ten ears miles from home. ten years on? ten years later — miles from home. ten years on? ten years later and _ miles from home. ten years on? ten years later and presumably _ miles from home. ten years on? ten years later and presumably she - miles from home. ten years on? ten years later and presumably she had l miles from home. ten years on? ten j years later and presumably she had a chip so that is why they knew where she was. obviously as soon as we saw her when she came out to us she was wiggling around and wagging her tail! she recognise them! ten years, that is probably _ tail! she recognise them! ten years, that is probably most _ tail! she recognise them! ten years, that is probably most of _ tail! she recognise