we have kept her name edha — edha dwivedi. piness' and definitely, she is the happiness of our family. she is here. a few months earlier, i had stood at the place where this baby had been thrown away. another girl, unnamed and unwanted. but seeing edha here, loved and cared for by this family, gave me hope that one day, we will come to cherish all our children. thank you very much again. absolutely. ema, thank you. thank you. hello there. heavy rain has dominated weather headlines in recent days, and there's more wet weather to come. in fact, for some parts of southern england, we've already seen way above the average monthly rainfall totals. and in these three towns, we've actually had three times more rain than we should have in september. and with the next couple of days, we're likely to see another 50mm at least in some spots, a couple of inches, the darker blues denoting where the heaviest of the rain is likely to be. so, slightly quieter, drier story for scotland, but low pressure dominates, and these weather fronts will

we have kept her name edha, edha dwivedi. ns �*happiness' and definitely, she is the happiness of our family. she is here. edha! where this baby had been thrown away. another girl, unnamed and unwanted. but seeing edha here, loved and cared for by this family, gave me hope that one day, we will come to cherish all our children. thank you very much again. absolutely. ema, thank you. thank you. hello. well, it's already been a lively start to the weekend with a number of thunderstorms reported on saturday across england and wales. this was one cluster of storms that went across the skyline of ashbourne in derbyshire. the same storms earlier in the day dumped what seems to be marble—sized hail in wolverhampton. that cluster of storms will clear away northwards from merseyside, cheshire, north wales but then, our focus shifts towards the south and across northern france, where we've got more thundery downpours waiting and they will swing in. now, worst—case scenario on sunday, some communities could see a months worth of rainfall,