i think jd is situated fairly well in that approach. >> rajan, the poster child for your bull case here on jd is apple which has massive manufacturing that they support in china and a whole lot of stores and service workers so, that is scene perhaps as providing them a buffer against too much, you know, downside from china but then the poster child for the bear case on jd would be didi, right. similarly it's focused in the logistics space and that movement in cities and the ability to electroify somany o the cars on the road would be positive for the government. i mean, jd could get caught up in, you know, driver pay, driver treatment issues, you know, with that working class push that the government is looking at, right? >> yep 100% agree and china has actually been very aggressive on issues of wages for delivery drivers, working conditions for labor, as you said didi got caught upin it. didi a big part of the entire crackdown around them was around their u.s. ipo which was rushed and then most of the actions were taken around data privacy issues so, still didi as an entity in building

but for now, from me, rajan datar, and the rest of the travel show team here on the south coast of englandhe first time in this test match and it is a sign of a significant change in our weather as we tap into some warm and dry airfrom continental weather as we tap into some warm and dry air from continental europe. weather as we tap into some warm and dry airfrom continental europe. at the moment there is also a weather front on the scene which brings more cloud into scotland and northern ireland and in the northwest this is where we are seeing outbreaks of rain as well. elsewhere it is dry. still misty and murky around the southwest of england but good sunny spells across england and wales and the wind direction makes all the difference. instead of the breeze on the north sea it is at south easterly breeze in some more warmth. temperatures in the sunshine 26 degrees. that rain will trickle its way down across scotland and northern ireland and essentially eventually into the north west of england. it will be a warmer night than last night with temperatures 1a to 15 degrees. a bit more mis

but for now, from me, rajan datar, and the rest of the travel show team here on the south coast of englandw and quite warm, too, after a hot tuesday for some of us. here's a reminder of the temperatures we had on tuesday in a selection of places. these are the hotspots — up to 31 celsius in 1—2 spots in wales, close to 30 in many other areas, for example, across the midlands. and wednesday is going to be another hot one, with tonnes of sunshine on the way. but we are starting to see a breakdown of this sunny weather in the far southwest of the uk. there's just the possibility of some showers early in the morning in cornwall, maybe even the odd crack of thunder. but for many of us, it's sunshine right from the word go and warm — 17 celsius in the morning. now, the reason the weather's going to be changing over the next 2a hours or so is this low pressure which is approaching us. in fact, you can see itjust on the bottom of the screen there. showers and thunderstorms are expected to creep, gently creep into southwestern parts of england and wales. they won't make much progress during the cou

but for now, from me, rajan datar, and the rest of the travel show team here on the south coast of englandine and some warmer weather, particularly in the areas that have been quite cool and cloudy recently, you will probably be pleased to hear that we have got some sunnier and some warmer weather on the cards over the next few days. for today, it's looking mostly dry and there will be spells of sunshine for some of us. still some cloud lingering, particularly for northern and eastern parts of the uk. high pressure still in charge of our weather but that's clearing off towards the east, allowing south—easterly winds to move in. there is going to be a weather front pushing into the north—west of the uk tomorrow, so that will bring a bit of rain to parts of western scotland and northern ireland tomorrow afternoon. but for the rest of today, then, it looks a little bit like this. some sunshine for parts of southern england, wales, northern ireland also seeing sunny spells. also some brightness coming through around the moray firth, into cumbria, for instance, as well. less windy than recent d

but for now, from me, rajan datar, and the rest of the travel show team here on the south coast of englandely to top august in the temperature stakes. in the month of august, the high temperature was 27.2 degrees celsius. this week, we're expecting 29, maybe even 30. it is unusual for september to outdo august when it comes to the top temperature. and the warmth gets under way in england and wales for sunday, helped by a more generous helping of sunshine than of late, but wetter for some perhaps in scotland and northern ireland. very slowly, high pressure moving away, atlantic weather fronts coming in. that will bring a bit of rain, slowly spreading east during the day. it may be welcome where it's been so dry. we are mainly dry to begin the day, some patchy mist and fog clearing. for england and wales, there will still be some areas of cloud, but sunny spells, too. an isolated shower in central southern england can't be ruled out. some areas of sea fog around the coast of southwest england. with light winds, it'll feel warm in the sunny spells. the wind strengthening in western scotland a

but for now, from me, rajan datar, and the rest of the travel show team here on the south coast of englandf summer heat is on the way. but it's not going to last very long. yes, a very warm and sunny tuesday on the way, but from wednesday onwards, late on wednesday, we could have thunderstorms in the southwest of the uk brought by this area of low pressure. but for the time being, high pressure over us, notjust over the uk but much of europe. and here's that warm air coming in from the south, spreading across the uk. so the early hours looks pretty quiet across much of the country. there will be some mist and fog forming, maybe northern wales, merseyside, lancashire. and mild, if not quite warm, 15—17 celsius around dawn. and the temperatures will quickly skyrocket as we go through the morning and into the afternoon. now, it's going to be sunshine pretty much all around, although across some far northwestern parts of the country, it could be a little hazy and cloudy. much cooler in stornoway, 18 celsius, but the mid—20s for the lowlands of scotland, 27 for yorkshire, 30 possible in the mid

but for now, from me, rajan datar, and the rest of the travel show team here on the south coast of englandt have been stuck under cloud for the past week or so, especially in england and wales, gradually breaking out into brighter skies on sunday. if not then, at the start of next week. why? because high pressure is moving away, a flow of air around that bringing something clearer and warmer in from the south—east. where we have seen some sunshine occasionally this week in northern ireland and scotland, a change here to something wetter, gradually, during sunday. it may not be a bad thing, though, where things have been so very dry recently. it's as you were, though, as we start off on saturday morning. a lot of cloud around, some hill fog, some poor visibility, some patches of fog in wales and south—west england, where there may well be a few sunny spells around to begin the day. the cloud in the east thick enough for some drizzly rain at times, and for many, it'll stay cloudy. a few sunny spells trying to come through northern scotland, northern ireland, more especially wales and south—w

but for now, from me, rajan datar, and the rest of the travel show team here on the south coast of englandine and warmth. how warm? well, the last time i looked, we saw temperatures peaking at 26 degrees in parts of west sussex and we have not seen temperatures like that across england and wales sincejuly. there was some cloud and some rain around, some of it heavy for a time across the far north and west and this is the radar picture throughout the afternoon, affecting the far north and west of scotland and northern ireland. some of it heavy at times, but welcome rain here. some of the areas have got water restrictions due to the lack of summer rainfall. that weather front will continue to drift its way south out of the borders and weaken all the time. it is the dividing line between more cloud through the night to the north of that, but we could see some patchy mist and fog forming, particularly across south wales and south—west england. so a murky start here, but lots of early morning sunshine across england and wales is expected. early light patchy rain will tend to ease. there will be

so ktvu media rajan's colleague, rogan is here now with more on conditions. yeah, andre and i get to be the bearer of good news, which is to say that right now our air quality is actually doing pretty well as you can see on the map behind me. her lots of green dots. just we had one yellow dot down in san jose. and you might ask yourself well, why is that? why isn't it worse? if there's smoke in the air? well, a lot of the smoke gets up to the higher levels of the atmosphere. it makes for that kind of hazy. look when the sun hits it, but it doesn't work its way down to the surface so that's why we're doing okay. but certainly you can see where the worst air quality is. down by the kmp complex fires still definitely producing a lot of smoke, and that is why we are still under that air quality advisory today and also into tomorrow, but this is the forecast for tomorrow. they're looking pretty good as you can see only one spot above 50. so 50 and below is good. 15 above gets into moderate and you know we're just above that, so we should be okay tomorrow and then

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but for now, from me, rajan datar, and the rest of the travel show team here on the south coast of englandegations he used his influence to help secure an honourfor a major donor. almost 50 shops a day have disappeared from our high streets — but the rate of closures has begun to slow. emma raducanu's fairytale in new york continues. the british teenager seals a place in the last 16 of the us 0pen — after a superb in her victory over sara sorribes tormo. it over sara sorribes tormo. seems that summer is r with it seems that summer is not finished with us yet. warm weather is on the way but there is rain to content with for some of us. all the details here on breakfast. it's sunday september 5. our main story. the future of social care in england is being discussed by the government this weekend ahead of a major announcement expected later this week. borisjohnson pledged to fix social care when he became prime minister, but he's facing growing pressure from within his party not to increase national insurance contributions to pay for the plans. 0ur political correspondent chris mason is in w

dr kurrun rajan explains why changing your sleeping position could help you beat heartburn.going on in the world without this, you know, to cause more pain to people. because it's just put me so on edge and frightened to do anything now. because i'm on my own, i'm just frightened to death here of what's going to happen next, because they might come back for the puppies, the other puppy and the mum. so i don't know. here are the pups, happy at home before they were stolen. they were due to be microchipped this week, but instead were put up for sale by the thieves, photographed in the boot of a car 15 miles away. and they looked so frightened and dirty, it was horrible, it was heartbreaking to see them. wondering where they are, what they're doing and how they are being treated. oh, it's so maddening. so maddening that they could do something like this. janet now becomes a statistic, a victim of dog theft. in 2020, 2000 cases were reported to police, and the pandemic has fuelled a massive hike in prices for some breeds, which in turn is driving up the number of pets being stol