stornoway is the main town on the outer hebrides.'s entire population. and despite the weather, they have given me a warm welcome. hello! hey, guys. i have arrived at the town's arts centre, where they are just about to wrap up their latest exhibit. andrew, so, what are we seeing here on this screen? this is a series of films called 0ur night skies, which were made all over the world during lockdown. wicked! it was commissioned by an artist collectice called lumen, and they're doing their first scottish exhibition as a part of our festival. andrew is one of the main organisers of the hebridean dark skies festival — which has been running since 2019, with events combining art and astronomy. i think one of the interesting things that artists and astronomers have in common is the sense of wonder, you know? about the universe and the scale of the universe. and would you say that you could only really hold a festival like this here in the hebrides? i think so, yeah, because on the one hand, you've got stornoway — a fairly sizeable town wi

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temperatures on friday range from 15 in stornoway up on friday range from 15 in stornoway up to 21.are somebody who has received online racism. have you ever thought about reporting it or is your first thought more on the lines of, i will delete and block that because i can't be bothered to go through the process? exactly what you said. just delete it. i think notjust me, other players, definitely in this team, other players that play for england, everyone has tried. everybody has tried to report it. jermainejenasjoins us now from west london. good morning, what does it feel like to receive abuse based on the colour of your skin? it is to receive abuse based on the colour of your skin?— of your skin? it is disheartening, to say the _ of your skin? it is disheartening, to say the least. _ of your skin? it is disheartening, to say the least. i _ of your skin? it is disheartening, to say the least. i can _ of your skin? it is disheartening, to say the least. i can only i of your skin? it is disheartening, to say the least. i can only talk l of your skin? it is disheartening, | to say t

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stornoway is the main town on the outer hebrides. welcome. scale of the universe. and would you say that you could only really hold a festival like this here in the hebrides? i think so, yeah. because you've got, on the one hand, you've got stornoway with a fairly sizeable town with an arts centre. but on the other hand, the rest of the island is mostly villages and so, there is almost no light pollution and so, that's where you really get to see the incredible skies above. one of the best stargazing spots on the island can be found one hour down the road at gallen head. it was an raf base during the cold war and now, it's where the festival takes people to observe and photograph the night sky. this is andy. andy! so we've got andrew and andy — you have done this on purpose, haven't you? we have, just to confuse you. what is it about seeing galaxies and seeing stars? oh, they're just — well, galaxies in particular are so far away, you know? you're looking back in time. one of our nearest galaxies the andromeda, its 2.5 million light years awa

we are talking about 11 in lower, 13 in stornoway but to the south of it we are still around the high what about the people who protest, what about extinction rebellion, do you understand why they go out? of course, but it is not helpful to do it. new data shows one in six of those most ? iraq says it's captured a major figure most ? iraq says it's captured a majorfigure in the islamic most ? iraq says it's captured a major figure in the islamic state group, the financial chief. boldly going where few have gone before, star trek�*s captain kirk, the actor william shatner, explains why he wants to be the oldest person ever to go into space. i why he wants to be the oldest person ever to go into space.— ever to go into space. i wanted to claim to be _ ever to go into space. i wanted to claim to be the _ ever to go into space. i wanted to claim to be the oldest _ ever to go into space. i wanted to claim to be the oldest person - claim to be the oldest person ever... what a thing to have, he is the oldest guy that went into space. treasury officials are now involved in talks with the busi

you started in stornoway - piece of toast, basically. you started in stornoway back in may.ould think about me, with the stigma, the mental health. we are trying to talk about it more and it has been happening a lot more. we have been talking about mental health more over the past five years, but there is still a long way to go. i was still stuck in the darkness. until i spoke to my brother. as soon i spoke to my brother, things started to change because i was believing what was happening in my head till that moment. that is why asking people to keep talking, speaking out, do not worry about the stigma. the stigma of mental health. people think it is weak, that you cannot handle your own life. it is not. it is the opposite of that. it own life. it is not. it is the opposite of that.— own life. it is not. it is the opposite of that. it is brave. you mention talking _ opposite of that. it is brave. you mention talking to _ opposite of that. it is brave. you mention talking to your - opposite of that. it is brave. you mention talking to your brother. | opposite of that. it is b

has a weak feature will produce rain and then we start to see something fresher behind it, 14 in stornowaypromise his government has the guts to reshape the economy towards a model of high wages and controlled immigration. there's also got to be a question for the workers for this country, in particularly those on low and middle incomes, of have they got wages that they need to deal with the cost of living and we're absolutely committed to making sure that they do. but brexit backing conservative peer and next boss lord wolfson says a rise in wages won't solve the whole problem and aggressively blaming business doesn't help. i think that approach leads to queues at petrol stations and pigs being unnecessarily shot. so i don't think that's particularly constructive approach. in the next half hour, borisjohnson will be delivering his speech at the conservative party conference in manchester. the £20—a—week increase to universal credit — claimed by almost 6 million people — comes to an end today. from next week, anyone who wants to get into a nightclub or large event in wales will need a covi

a very mild night with morning temperatures on monday ranging from nine in stornoway to 12 degrees ono get one, it could be a brief, fleeting downpour. 15 on monday. what does the tuesday weather map mean? low pressure means rain and the south—westerly wind is here will keep drawing in very mild air all the way from the southern climes of the way from the southern climes of the edge of the screen, from the azores, meaning the temperatures will be mild through much of the week. in fact on tuesday i wouldn't be surprised if we get mid—to—high teens in some spots. belfast, 17. the average is closer to 11 or 12 for the time of year. this is the jetstream, which is responsible for sending weather fronts to us and spawning low pressure. the week ahead, especially the second half of the week and next weekend, is looking very autumnal. wind and rain heading our way but, you know what, it's the typical pattern. a lot of change. some days will be sunnier than others and others will be wetter than others but what we shouldn't complain about is the temperatures, 16 or 17. but a little below the a

temperatures 11 in stornoway and 17 in london.s starting to slip. 11 in the north, 16 as we push down towards the south. thanks. it is so mild. toasty. and it is the end of october. today's budget will prepare the uk for a "new economy" in the wake of the pandemic — that's according to the chancellor, rishi sunak. but the snp says millions of families will be hundreds of pounds worse off unless he completely reverses cuts to spending. we're joined now by snp treasury spokesperson, alison thewliss. you have criticised the government plan —— for making poorfamilies worse off. plan -- for making poor families worse off-— plan -- for making poor families worse off. . . ., ., , worse off. the credit cut, that has been a lifeline _ worse off. the credit cut, that has been a lifeline to _ worse off. the credit cut, that has been a lifeline to people. - worse off. the credit cut, that has been a lifeline to people. the i worse off. the credit cut, that has. been a lifeline to people. the extra £20 has kept people from food banks and meant