we had it miliband saying _ the last two days.- miliband saying that britain is in no way prepared for this. this is not a frightening truth. natasha, i guess we all need to play our part, don't be? we have talked about preparedness and certainly i have interviewed a lot of people over the past week or so about what we need to do to our homes. do you get the sense that actually we are thinking about that more now because we have all had to deal with 48 hours, and it's not a huge amount of time, but it's not a huge amount of time, but it's been a very intense amount of time, hasn't it, where we have to think about how we try and stay cool and keep safe. think about how we try and stay cool and keep safe-— and keep safe. let's hope. -- let's ho -e so. and keep safe. let's hope. -- let's hope so. they are _ and keep safe. let's hope. -- let's hope so. they are much _ and keep safe. let's hope. -- let's hope so. they are much more - and keep safe. let's hope. -- let's| hope so. they are much more used and keep safe. let's hope. -- let

you had jacqui smith, then hazel blears, - thenjames purnell — - and had david miliband gone, then i brown would have been done for. - and at that time, i was in a sort of vintage - period for 24—hour news, obviously, because i hadl an instant outlet in the way i that now has been completely democratised through twitter. so all they had to do i was ring me, and there was a perception that i was... and obviously sky newsl always wanted to be first with the news, - ahead of the news. and i was able to credibly assert that over those - three days that were - very memorable for me. but i think it's great| that a really chaotic, unstructured event like the one today and social media - are just a perfect marriage. and, yes, it does... it does take me back. from the political side, - i think it just leaves people like borisjohnson's - advisers completely hapless. there's nothing they can do. theyjust don't know- where the next resignation is going to be coming from. they don't know whether anybody is telling them the truth - when they're talking to them on the phone or sending - round whats

you had jacqui smith, then hazel blears, - thenjames purnell — - and had david miliband gone, then iave been done for. - and at that time, i was in a sort of vintage - period for 24—hour news, obviously, because i hadl an instant outlet in the way i that now has been completely democratised through twitter. so all they had to do i was ring me, and there was a perception that i was... and obviously sky newsl always wanted to be first with the news, - ahead of the news. and i was able to credibly assert that over those - three days that were - very memorable for me. but i think it's great| that a really chaotic, unstructured event like the one today and social media - are just a perfect marriage. and, yes, it does... it does take me back. from the political side, - i think it just leaves people like borisjohnson's - advisers completely hapless. there's nothing they can do. theyjust don't know- where the next resignation is going to be coming from. they don't know whether anybody is telling them the truth - when they're talking to them on the phone or sending - round whatsapp messages.

miliband, shadow secretary for climate change - don't act. 0k, ed miliband, shadow secretary for climate5pm yesterday evening. a search was carried out by emergency services and members of the public. it comes after the death of a 16—year—old boy who got into difficulty in bray lake near maidenhead. authorities are reminding people not to cool off in waterways and reservoirs. rail passengers are being warned of more disruption as the heat continues to affect tubes and trains. at kings cross, there will be no services north this afternoon because of high temperatures. the east coast mainline will also close along with services to bedford. the trains that are running will be slower than usual. so it means extended journey times. we have reduced some of the services across the region. we are trying to run a service that people can rely on, but we are saying to people, please, only travel if it's absolutely essential, because there will be disruption. we are running with speed restrictions and there are a number of ongoing challenges out on the network. as the end of the school term approach