hannah wilkinson, bbc news, rochford in essex. time for a look at the weather. here's louise lear.ary and i'm fed up of about rain. i am sure you are fed up of looking at it as well. so i am starting off with a little ray of sunshine because we have seen some sunshine because we have seen some sunshine today, but it has been a day of sunshine and showers, most of the shout out to the west. a lot of those drifting steadily eastwards. i just want to draw your attention to this threatening looking cloud out in the atlantic, more wet weather to come, some of it really quite heavy as well, tonight. so the winds are going to strengthen. gale force gusts of wind, some rain very heavy indeed across south wales and parts of the moors. there was a risk for localised flooding before that system clears through. by contrast, look at scotland. under clearer skies and lighter winds here, there could be a touch of frost first thing in the morning. but that cloud and rain is still lingering for a time. then we will see another area of low pressure bringing some wet and windy weather into the north—

rochford was rochford . rochford was it? rochford yeah, but i thought it was quite interesting .ing. this article they interviewed parlour and interviewed a tattoo parlour and somebody does microblading somebody who does microblading on and i okay, on eyebrows and i thought, okay, that's a start these you need, you to anybody else, maybe you want to anybody else, maybe an accountant or , an estate an accountant or, an estate agent. but i also i found interesting that not interesting was that i'm not sure they're that a lot of people in people didn't answer the in terms what sexuality terms of what their sexuality was because were avoiding was because they were avoiding because they didn't feel comfortable. so the numbers actually might higher, but actually might be higher, but just don't feel sort of more comfortable opening up about that. interesting that. so that was interesting and well in that and less trans as well in that region. you then region. well, so you see, then it goes back the argument that some people would say of a rainbow coloured police car because say that bec

rochford was rochford . rochford was it? rochford yeah, but i thought it was quite interesting .ing. this article they interviewed parlour and interviewed a tattoo parlour and somebody does microblading somebody who does microblading on and i okay, on eyebrows and i thought, okay, that's a start these you need, you to anybody else, maybe you want to anybody else, maybe an accountant or , an estate an accountant or, an estate agent. but i also i found interesting that not interesting was that i'm not sure they're that a lot of people in people didn't answer the in terms what sexuality terms of what their sexuality was because were avoiding was because they were avoiding because they didn't feel comfortable. so the numbers actually might higher, but actually might be higher, but just don't feel sort of more comfortable opening up about that. interesting that. so that was interesting and well in that and less trans as well in that region. you then region. well, so you see, then it goes back the argument that some people would say of a rainbow coloured police car because say that bec

helena wilkinson, bbc news, rochford in essex.stern ukraine. the workers are andrew blackshaw and christopher perry, these are the two missing men. the group also posted a photo and peering to show passports bearing the names of these two men. the voluntary workers were reported missing in eastern ukraine. just to reiterate, the wagner group have said that his forces have found the body of one of two british voluntary workers. andrew blackshaw and christopher perry. we haven't had independent confirmation, but that is coming in from the reuters news agency. you can get more on that story on our website. bbc .com/ news, as well as our bbc news app. before we go, let's bring an update on what our top story has been. the flight disruption in the united states following that technical glitch in the past hour. the white house said there is no evidence that the outage affecting the system was caused by a cyberattack. they are working to ensure that such an outage doesn't happen again. in the last half an hour, the canadian air traffic c

and the other thing is that i thought you you're from rochford this is says it's the most the straightestest town in the it's a straight is town in essex not actually but when he goes there it is. yeah. yeah you're right let's go to saturday sun next and feel like chinese soap opera writers might have their work cut out. explaining why half characters disappeared. well, you would think i'd be happy to talk about covid after all of that stuff . i've been straight that stuff. i've been straight into it, so yeah, covid is ripping through china's celebrity elites as starred deaths among 16,000 to die. so in china celebrities are dying at an alarming amid fears that covid raging the country. and i think it's it kind of looks like it's china's of i'm a celebrity get me out of here you know i mean it's like a manufactured virus to just get rid of annoying celebrities and i was just going to see if we could get it over, if, know get it over, if, you know like hancock few people , you hancock or a few people, you wouldn't james wouldn't mind. yeah. james corden amber you know, corden, amber heard.

and the other thing is that i thought you you're from rochford this is says it's the most the straightestest town in the it's a straight is town in essex not actually but when he goes there it is. yeah. yeah you're right let's go to saturday sun next and feel like chinese soap opera writers might have their work cut out. explaining why half characters disappeared. well, you would think i'd be happy to talk about covid after all of that stuff . i've been straight that stuff. i've been straight into it, so yeah, covid is ripping through china's celebrity elites as starred deaths among 16,000 to die. so in china celebrities are dying at an alarming amid fears that covid raging the country. and i think it's it kind of looks like it's china's of i'm a celebrity get me out of here you know i mean it's like a manufactured virus to just get rid of annoying celebrities and i was just going to see if we could get it over, if, know get it over, if, you know like hancock few people , you hancock or a few people, you wouldn't james wouldn't mind. yeah. james corden amber you know, corden, amber heard.

nelson is living the dream in an essex league he found his way rochford reservoir at the end of last an estimated £3,000 worth, helped himself to an estimated £3,000 worth , £3,000 worth of £3,000 worth, £3,000 worth of carp, catfish bream, furious fishermen find him to be no admirable. nelson there are even concerns that if he's not caught and relocated soon, he may even eat so many fish he will make himself ill . simon dennis from himself ill. simon dennis from the british divers marine life rescue joins to discuss the prospects the seal. he surely thinks he's living his best life this is great assignment . he's this is great assignment. he's a very happy chap. certainly wherever they come from, how do they find we interact? well, yeah.the they find we interact? well, yeah. the whole network of that bit of essex is little creeks and mud banks and andre villas . and mud banks and andre villas. we had one a couple of years ago, ended up on the rugby club pitch in southend , which is pitch in southend, which is on the same so they do come the same book. so they do come upstream. inqui

nelson is living the dream in an essex league he found his way rochford reservoir at the end of lastn estimated £3,000 worth, helped himself to an estimated £3,000 worth , £3,000 worth of £3,000 worth, £3,000 worth of carp, catfish bream, furious fishermen find him to be no admirable. nelson there are even concerns that if he's not caught and relocated soon, he may even eat so many fish he will make himself ill . simon dennis from himself ill. simon dennis from the british divers marine life rescue joins to discuss the prospects the seal. he surely thinks he's living his best life this is great assignment . he's this is great assignment. he's a very happy chap. certainly wherever they come from, how do they find we interact? well, yeah.the they find we interact? well, yeah. the whole network of that bit of essex is little creeks and mud banks and andre villas . and mud banks and andre villas. we had one a couple of years ago, ended up on the rugby club pitch in southend , which is pitch in southend, which is on the same so they do come the same book. so they do come upstream. inquisi

speaker constituents, in southend and rochford very much welcome . the energy bill welcome.cheme that's helped 99% of households around the united kingdom with rising fuel pnces united kingdom with rising fuel prices despite putin's barbaric war in ukraine. can the prime minister assure my constituents andindeed minister assure my constituents and indeed this house that he's committed to , continue helping committed to, continue helping with the cost of living not only this winter but next winter . this winter but next winter. yeah i'm on my mind my friend is absolutely about this government's commitment to support all with the cost of living this winter around support all with the cost of living this winter aroun d £900 living this winter around £900 of support for the next year as the energy price guarantee evolves , will still be there to evolves, will still be there to support families with around £500 support and. this comes £500 of support and. this comes on top of record increases in the national living wage worth, about 1600 pounds, and supporting our in the most vul

mr speaker, - constituents in southend of rochford very much welcome the energy bill support scheme thatnd pensions with inflation. :: ' , ., inflation. in 2021, the government enabled a former _ inflation. in 2021, the government enabled a former chef _ inflation. in 2021, the government enabled a former chef to - inflation. in 2021, the government enabled a former chef to route - inflation. in 2021, the government| enabled a former chef to route and founder of wagner to dodge uk sanctions to pursue a case in london against a british journalist who had exposed his links to wagner. he believes that silencing higgins would get sanctions lifted. the overriding of uk sanctions was approved when the prime minister was chancellor. his lawyers wrote that serving notice on higgins would require treasury approval. so what are values to be prime minister apply when he allowed a putin warlord to use our courts to try to silence a british journalist and undermine uk sanctions? well, mr seaker, i undermine uk sanctions? well, mr speaker. i am _ undermine uk sanctions? well, mr speaker, i am proud _

but rochford forge has now been closed. why has it been closed?rough it attracted millions of views online on tiktok and for our listeners on the radio , there's a good the radio, there's a good graphic here of a four by four going through which looks like a river. actually, you spin it round for us. this is when we see that blackboard . so we've see that blackboard. so we've got a youtube of 50 foot lifted up a little. there we go. 50 year old youtuber where we can reflect i three at the camera we'll do right okay and we've got people driving through it to make a flood and what's happened is it's been and people is it's been recorded and people have gone onto social to have gone onto social media to record this and keep going and it's just made the fort often resemble the log flume, a theme park as it was attempted to play through it. i quite like that when tik—tok comes in and you on tiktok , i'm on it. i just watch tiktok, i'm on it. ijust watch nicholas. see you on tiktok. i'm not going to answer that question . it goes viral all the question.