mainly south devon, southwest. mainly south devon, southwest cornwall .t cornwall. they'll tend to fade away through the day and the odd drizzly rain shower affecting the north sea coast of northeast england. otherwise for many, it's dry. a lot of sunshine about, particularly towards the southeast and the northwest. some cloud in between, persistent across northeast england, where it will feel cold with a brisk northeast wind and some stubborn fog for the murray forth. so actually mixed conditions as far as sunshine is concerned . but sunshine is concerned. but either way, it is cold. and that cold theme continues into the evening and overnight with clear skies in the south as well as the west. that's where the harshest frost will be. minus one to minus two celsius in main urban areas, lower than that in the countryside , frost free for the countryside, frost free for the countryside, frost free for the north sea coast. here, milder air is arriving. a lot of low cloud to begin things on wednesday and some drizzly showers. they'll be falling as snow over t

egyptian technique. plants export experts have cloned the landmark tree as, as the screen house in devon, southwest england, scientists say they've managed to create new life from a handful of twigs and other genetic material salvaged from the side of the field. sycamore gap tree. it is a rice against on because obviously once you caught a tree done is physically die and straight away, you know, has a lot of pressure on us to actually get and sting growing. luckily we did. the team used what it calls a frankenstein esc method known as grafting developed by ancient egyptians. and romans to splice together, binds the fresh roots with the living twigs from the sycamore. this message means that we've actually use the original material from that tree. so we've got a genetic claim. it is the same tree planted in the 1800s. the 36 meter tall sycamore gap tree was a well known tourist attraction in northern england and one of the most photographed trees in the u. k. in 2016. that was voted tree of the year. located in adept next to hadrian swell an ancient roman fortification. the tree became even more fam

health officials in devon, in southwest england, say the tank which was infected with a parasite causingdrained, and will be thoroughly cleaned on saturday. a total of 46 cases of cryptosporidiosis have been confirmed so far, with more than 100 other people reporting symptoms. south west water has said it's "truly sorry" for the outbreak and that the company will not stop working until the situation is resolved. ben woolvin has more from paignton. the english riviera. known for its palm trees, piers, and now also its parasites. for at least a week after symptoms, we were still giving them contaminated water. evelyn is five and still having bad stomach pains today. two weeks after her first symptoms of severe diarrhoea, caused by the waterborne parasite cryptosporidium. michaela says she is not sure she will ever be able to trust her tap water again. will ever be able to trust her tap wateragain. i will ever be able to trust her tap water again-— will ever be able to trust her tap water again. i don't think we will be drinking _ water again. i don't think we will be drinking the _ water a

health officials in devon, in southwest england, say they expect an increase in cases of a diarrhoea—causinga total of 46 cases of crypto—sporid—iosis have been confirmed so far — with more than 100 other people reporting symptoms. south west water has said it's �*truly sorry�* for the outbreak and that the company will not stop working until the situation is resolved. 0ur climate and science reporter, esme stallard has been following the story from brixham. well, as you said, they said they're sincerely sorry. and part of that investigation, which they think is caused by an air valve up by hill, had a reservoir here and they think some animal manure got in by this faulty valve. so what they've started to do is to drain that reservoir. and they're saying that once they've done that, they'll do further tests to make sure that it's all cleaned up. i mean, as you said, they've been criticised heavily from the fact that early in the week they denied there was a problem and then said there was and they're trying to respond to that. so they increased the amount of compensation being offered to peo

health officials in devon, in southwest england, say they expect an increase in cases of a diarrhoea—causingss, after a parasite entered the water supply there. a total of 46 cases of cryptosporidiosis have been confirmed so far — with more than 100 other people reporting symptoms. south west water had said it's "truly sorry" for the outbreak and that the company will not stop working until the situation is resolved. 0ur climate and science reporter has been following the story from brixham. as been following the story from brixham. �* , ,, , been following the story from brixham. a , ., been following the story from brixham. ~ , , ., brixham. as you said they have said the are brixham. as you said they have said they are sincerely _ brixham. as you said they have said they are sincerely sorry _ brixham. as you said they have said they are sincerely sorry and - brixham. as you said they have said they are sincerely sorry and part - brixham. as you said they have said they are sincerely sorry and part ofl they are sincerely sorry and part of they are sincerely sorry and part of the investigat

more blustery winds towards the southwest of devon and cornwall and rain here too by the end of the dayawing in a lot more in the way of cloud so not quite as cold as last night. these areas of rain pushing northwards across the southwest of england and into western wales by tomorrow. perhaps a touch of localised frost in the central glens of scotland but for most of us, a frost—free night. low pressure towards the south and the west pushing further northwards through saturday, so none of this rain is likely to be particularly heavy but some spots at times across parts of wales, into northern england, northern ireland and heavier downpours across southwest england. lots of dry weather around too, the brisk, easterly wind making it feel colder than these numbers suggest. rather windy again on sunday, keeping that easterly wind. a lot more in the way of rain on sunday, mostly across eastern england, wales, northern ireland. some rain pushing into southern scotland but scotland looking a lot drier on sunday, mother�*s day, temperatures once again six to 11 degrees. as we head into the star

so fairly patchy rain across the far north, but across the far southwest wales, devon and cornwall.d quite strong winds developing as we head through this evening. quite blustery across the southern half of the uk and that frontal system slowly moving its way eastwards. milder for all, particularly across the southwest. but even parts of northern ireland and scotland a touch higher, although there still will be a few isolated frost patches in rural spots back to the southern half of the uk though, so quite a damp start, it could be quite difficult driving conditions through the morning rush hour with some spray on the road, but further north it will start to come a bit drier and brighter, certainly for places such as northern ireland and parts of nonh northern ireland and parts of north east and scotland, it will be fairly dry, bright and crisp. start to the day on monday. further west across the western isles, still lingering on underneath that band of rain. and with those stronger winds coming from that southerly direction through the rest of monday, though, that front system does

devon. southwest water increased compensation to £215 for customers, as many were still told to boil their water it. that's after the contamination of supply by cryptosporidium . that's a water cryptosporidium. that's a water borne disease which can cause unpleasant symptoms such as diarrhoea and vomiting. environment secretary steve barclay told the commons that the number of cases in the brixham area could continue to rise due to symptoms taking up to ten days to emerge and drivers are being warned over congestion ahead of what's expected to be the busiest. may bank holiday weekend on the roads since the start of the covid pandemic. the roads since the start of the covid pandemic . the rac roads since the start of the covid pandemic. the rac has predicted more than 20 million leisure trips by car will be made between friday and bank houday made between friday and bank holiday monday, the worst day is likely to be friday, as the start of the long weekend coincides with the beginning of the half term for some schools . the half term for some schools. for the latest stories, sign up to gb news al

the rac says that travellers at seaside destinations in the southwest , in devon and southwest, in devonngland, busy conditions. visitengland, the tourist board, expects a total of 11 million trips over the weekend. the could inject up to £3 billion into the british tourism industry. those are the latest headlines . sign up to gb latest headlines. sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen, or you can visit our website gb news. common alerts. >> thank you sam. now, i've been asking you throughout the show for your emails. on, for your emails. earlier on, we did about the army did a story about the army banning its 100 year ruling on been banning its 100 year ruling on beer. so now you can have face been so now you can have face fuzz if you want to join the army. have some couple of really fascinating emails here for some beard trivia to go with your easter ivor says this easter egg. and ivor says this the main military the main reason military personnel beards . and personnel never grew beards. and guess why was so that a proper seal was created around the face when

we've got the heavy rain devon, rain across parts of devon, cornwall, slowly cornwall, southwest wales, some pushing its way eastwards throuand fogiay . elsewhere, some pushing its way eastwards throuand fog to . elsewhere, some pushing its way eastwards throuand fog to startewhere, some pushing its way eastwards throu and fog to start with,'e, some pushing its way eastwards throu and fog to start with, butome mist and fog to start with, but this should lift and break and then there'll be plenty of sunny spells, particularly across then there'll be plenty of sunny spellsofyarticularly across then there'll be plenty of sunny spellsof scotland,' across parts of scotland, northern ireland, possible ireland, a few showers possible here northern here and perhaps northern england winds england later, but the winds will increase across southern coastal counties of england, perhaps wales. two gales for some outbreaks of heavy rain could lead to some localised flooding. temperatures near average for the time of year, so in any sunshine not feeling too bad. north as we go bad. further north as w

roads near the thames in west london could flood at high tide this evening, while devon, the southwest west sussex remain under alerts. meanwhile, scotland will see the best weather where temperatures could reach 27 degrees. those are the latest gb news headlines for now , i'm sophia wenzler more for now, i'm sophia wenzler more in half an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gb news. >> .com. forward slash alerts . >> .com. forward slash alerts. >> .com. forward slash alerts. >> thank you sophia. now home secretary yvette cooper has been meeting with ministers and law enforcement officials today as she sets out labour's plans to destroy criminal smuggling gangs. this comes following the tragic incident, of course, in the channel this week as 12 perished and many more are still in a critical condition. now, the home secretary says it's a moral imperative to take charge of the situation and to discuss this. i'm joined in our studio by our political correspondent olivia utley . olivia, the olivia utley. olivi

more blustery winds towards the southwest of devon and cornwall and rain here too by the end of the dayg northwards across the southwest of england and into western wales by tomorrow. perhaps a touch of localised frost in the central glens of scotland but for most of us, a frost—free night. low pressure towards the south and the west pushing further northwards through saturday, so none of this rain is likely to be particularly heavy but some spots at times across parts of wales, into northern england, northern ireland and heavier downpours across southwest england. lots of dry weather around too, the brisk, easterly wind making it feel colder than these numbers suggest. rather windy again on sunday, keeping that easterly wind. a lot more in the way of rain on sunday, mostly across england, wales, northern ireland. some rain pushing into southern scotland but scotland looking a lot drier on sunday, mother's day, temperatures once again six to 11 degrees. as we head into the start next week, not quite so windy, the winds easing down as low pressure pulls away. a lot of dry weather next we

well, particularly over the highlands, but the most frequent showers are likely towards the southwest. devoneavy downpours continuing into the evening, dying away overnight. so a dry start to the day on sunday. a lot of cloud first thing, particularly in the north and the east, but quickly there are some very pleasant, warm, sunny spells developing through the morning and into the afternoon. again. there'll be showers, but they're most likely to be focused towards the southwest. similar conditions on monday. >> looks like things are heating up boxt boilers as sponsors of weather on gb news. >> a very good evening to you. you're watching and listening to gb news. i'm sam francis, a look at the headlines. at 11:00. the bodies of three people who were kidnapped by hamas from a music festival on october the 7th have been found by the israeli military in gaza. the israeli defence forces confirmed the three bodies were discovered overnight from intelligence gained by interviewing captured hamas fighters among the three hostages was 22 year old shani loc, whose twisted remains were photographed on

this really caught my eye because particularly in villages and towns around the southwest, in devon and of the community. it is, and hospitality and tourism i of the community. it is, and hospitality and tourism is i of the community. it is, and | hospitality and tourism is the region's— hospitality and tourism is the region's biggest industry, which i think— region's biggest industry, which i think rob — people like to come here on holiday _ think rob — people like to come here on holiday. there is an annoyance that the _ on holiday. there is an annoyance that the picture postcard villages mask— that the picture postcard villages mask the — that the picture postcard villages mask the reality of life, cornwall and devon— mask the reality of life, cornwall and devon are some of the poorest parts _ and devon are some of the poorest parts of— and devon are some of the poorest parts of the — and devon are some of the poorest parts of the country. but coming back— parts of the country. but coming back to — parts of the country. but coming back to the hospitality, pubs, restaurants and hotels

well, particularly over the highlands, but the most frequent showers are likely towards the southwest. devonee some heavy downpours continuing into the evening, dying away overnight. so a dry start to the day on sunday and a lot of cloud first thing, particularly in the north and the east. but quickly there are some very pleasant, warm, sunny spells developing through the morning and into the afternoon. again. there'll be showers, but they're most likely to be focused towards the southwest. similar conditions on monday a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news. way. >> it's 9 pm. i'm patrick christys tonight . christys tonight. >> we are full of pride. we're really, really full of joy. of what has happened. >> find out why her visa has been revoked and whether they are fostering an environment which supports british values , which supports british values, which supports british values, which is uniting people rather than allowing sectarian , than allowing sectarian, politics to rip, rip them apart. >> suella braverman will not be silenced . plus you are not silenced.

well, particularly over the highlands, but the most frequent showers are likely towards the southwest. devonee some heavy downpours continuing into the evening, dying away overnight. so a dry start to the day on sunday and a lot of cloud first thing, particularly in the north and the east. but quickly there are some very pleasant, warm, sunny spells developing through the morning and into the afternoon. again. there'll be showers, but they're most likely to be focused towards the southwest. similar conditions on monday a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on pupils bodies of three people who were kidnapped by hamas on october 7 have been found by the israeli military in gaza and laboun israeli military in gaza and labour, if they got into government, say they could introduce rent caps to prevent landlords from raising prices every year . every year. >> with student pro—palestine protests sweeping the nation, we're asking to demonstrations actually work and we'll be heading to whitby , where our heading to whitby, where our yorkshire reporter will be sampling some local fish

well, particularly over the highlands, but the most frequent showers are likely towards the southwest. devonee some heavy downpours continuing into the evening, dying away overnight. so a dry start to the day on sunday and a lot of cloud first thing, particularly in the north and the east. but quickly there are some very pleasant, warm, sunny spells developing through the morning and into the afternoon. again. there'll be showers, but they're most likely to be focused towards the southwest. similar conditions on monday a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news. away. >> welcome to the andersons. real world. tonight we've got a cracking show . we've got stephen cracking show. we've got stephen pound back on the show for about the 10th time. sir vince cable, former leader of the liberal democrats, is back on the show. political commentator , third political commentator, third time on the show. that's chloe dobbs, who got the former political editor of the sun newspaper, trevor kavanagh . and newspaper, trevor kavanagh. and reality tv star precious muir. the first. let's

well, particularly over the highlands, but the most frequent showers are likely towards the southwest. devoneavy downpours continuing into the evening, dying away overnight. so a dry start to the day on sunday. a lot of cloud first thing, particularly in the north and the east, but quickly there are some very pleasant, warm, sunny spells developing through the morning and into the afternoon. again. there'll be showers, but they're most likely to be focused towards the southwest. similar conditions on monday. >> looks like things are heating up boxt boilers as sponsors of weather on gb news. way. >> it's 9 pm. i'm patrick christys tonight . christys tonight. >> we are full of pride. we're really, really full of joy. of what has happened. >> find out why her visa has been revoked and whether they are fostering an environment which supports british values , which supports british values, which supports british values, which is uniting people rather than allowing sectarian , than allowing sectarian, politics to rip, rip them apart. >> suella braverman will not be silenced . plus you are not sile

more blu5tery wind5 towards the southwest of devon and cornwall and rain here too by the end of the day perhaps a touch of localised frost in the central glen5 of scotland, but for most of us, a frost—free night. low pressure towards the south and the west pushing further northwards through saturday, so none of this rain is likely to be particularly heavy but some spots at times acro55 parts of wales, into northern england, northern ireland and heavier downpours acro55 southwest england. lots of dry weather around too, the bri5k, easterly wind making it feel colder than these numbers 5ugge5t. rather windy again on sunday, keeping that easterly wind. a lot more in the way of rain on sunday, mostly across england, wales, northern ireland. some rain pushing into 5outhern scotland but scotland looking a lot drier on sunday, mother's day, temperatures once again 6—11 celsius. as we head into the start next week, not quite so windy, the winds ea5ing down as low pressure pulls away. a lot of dry weather next week and we will start to draw in more southwesterly wind5 so temperature starting to

well, particularly over the highlands, but the most frequent showers are likely towards the southwest. devon could see some heavy downpours continuing into the evening, dying away overnight . so a dry dying away overnight. so a dry start to the day on sunday. a lot of cloud first thing, particularly in the north and the east, but quickly there are some very pleasant, warm , sunny some very pleasant, warm, sunny spells developing through the morning and into the afternoon. again there'll be showers, but they're most likely to be focused towards the southwest. similar conditions on i >> -- >> going back in the day. now with trevor kavanagh. who was a political editor of the sun newspaper. and worked for the daily mirror over in australia, spent a little bit of time , back spent a little bit of time, back in the day there. and also one of the most influential media men, just a few years ago, trevor. but you've seen some big changes in the media throughout the past 40, 50. dare i say 60 years? how has it changed over that time? >> 65 i think, it's changed enormously . i mean, not only is enormou

well, particularly over the highlands, but the most frequent showers are likely towards the southwest. devonset could see some heavy downpours continuing into the evening, dying away overnight. so a dry start to the day on sunday. a lot of cloud first thing, particularly in the north and the east, but quickly there are some very pleasant, warm, sunny spells developing through the morning and into the afternoon. again, there'll be showers, but they're most likely to be focused towards the southwest. similar conditions on monday. >> looks like things are heating up boxt boiler as sponsors of weather on gb news. away. >> welcome to the andersons. real world. tonight we've got a cracking show . we've got stephen cracking show. we've got stephen pound back on the show for about the 10th time. sir vince cable, former leader of the liberal democrats, is back on the show. political commentator , third political commentator, third time on the show. that's chloe dobbs, who got the former political editor of the sun newspaper, trevor kavanagh . and newspaper, trevor kavanagh. and reality tv star precio

and if you are in southwest devon and you have been affected by this toxic water, do you get in touchwith us? we'd love to hear from you this morning. gbnews.com slash your say. we do have a statement from southwest water who said we are working with public health partners to urgently investigate the source. we apologise for the inconvenience caused and will continue to keep customers and businesses updated. >> well, turning to political news now, the chancellor has pledged additional tax cuts as he sets out a dividing line between his party and the labour party. >> yes, he warns that labour will be forced to raise people's taxes to pay for their spending pledges , as he reiterates his pledges, as he reiterates his own commitment to eliminating national insurance. >> well, joining us now is gb news senior political commentator, nigel nelson. and nigel, it was telling, wasn't it, yesterday in keir starmer's big launch of his six new pledges that none of them were about committing to tax cuts . about committing to tax cuts. >> no. and i don't expect labour to commit to tax cuts . i >> n

more blustery winds towards the southwest of devon and cornwall and rain here too by the end of the day is likely to be particularly heavy but some spots at times across parts of wales, into northern england, northern ireland and heavier downpours across southwest england. lots of dry weather around too, the brisk, easterly wind making it feel colder than these numbers suggest. rather windy again on sunday, keeping that easterly wind. a lot more in the way of rain on sunday, mostly across england, wales, northern ireland. some rain pushing into southern scotland but scotland looking a lot drier on sunday, mother's day, temperatures once again 6—11 celsius. as we head into the start next week, not quite so windy, the winds easing down as low pressure pulls away. a lot of dry weather next week and we will start to draw in more south—westerly winds so temperature starting to rise through the week and feeling a little milder. bye— bye. live from london. this is this world today with maryam moshiri. the new plan to get desperately needed aid into gaza. international partners announce a sea c

>> now southwest water says cow manure could have led to the outbreak of a parasitic disease in devonhat has led to dozens of people experiencing vomiting and diarrhoea . it is thought to and diarrhoea. it is thought to damaged air valve on a pipe in a field containing cattle has been identified as the potential site of the outbreak. bottled water has been handed out to residents as people have been told to stop using tap water for drinking without boiling it first, and schools have been forced to shut . natural sciences lecturer doctor christine dunn says it's not just the fault of water companies. >> well , it's companies. >> well, it's a very troubling development that we're hearing in devon. >> of course it is. we've taken very tough action to strengthen the powers of the regulator to allow them to hold companies to account as the chancellor has just said, we've seen significant investment as a result of privatisation. >> the only water company, in addition to the one that the chancellor referenced, that is worse is in scotland, which is not privatised. and so this is a matter of

the showers in the southwest , 1 or showers in the southwest, 1 or 2 heavy ones for devon and cornwallered. many areas here. staying dry. 1 or 2 scattered showers across northern ireland too. there's that cloudier zone over northern england, although parts of the far north of england should brighten up with some sunny spells in the north of scotland, temperatures getting and staying in the 20s even into this evening. but much cooler with that. ha on the east coast, which will tend to come and go and keep things fairly misty. some of that mist and low cloud sticking across eastern scotland overnight, the rain and drizzle tending to fizzle out further over northern england. but later in the night the chance of a bit more rain returning to parts of east anglia. for many, it's a dry night, some mist and fog possible in the south. temperatures mostly holding up in double digits, just a little cooler compared to recent nights in northern scotland. on to thursday and it's looking like a pretty drab day again over parts of east anglia and lincolnshire. rain and drizzle returning here and then

a mixed picture we've got the heavy rain across parts devon, cornwall, across parts of devon, cornwall, southwestushing its the its way eastwards through the day. elsewhere for some mist and fog to with, but this fog to start with, but this should lift and break and then there'll sunny there'll be plenty of sunny spells, across spells, particularly across parts northern parts of scotland, northern ireland, showers possible parts of scotland, northern ireland, perhapsywers possible parts of scotland, northern ireland, perhaps northernsible here and perhaps northern england later , but the winds england later, but the winds will across southern will increase across southern coastal counties of england, perhaps wales. two gales for some outbreaks of heavy rain could lead to some localised flooding. temperatures near average of year. so average for the time of year. so in any sunshine, not feeling too bad further north as we go through into the time, through into the evening time, we'll heavy rain we'll see the heavy rain continue. transferring continue. perhaps transferring more areas, more into sou

well, particularly over the highlands, but the most frequent showers are likely towards the southwest. devone heavy downpours continuing into the evening , heavy downpours continuing into the evening, dying heavy downpours continuing into the evening , dying away the evening, dying away overnight. so a dry start to the day on sunday. a lot of cloud first thing, particularly in the north and the east, but quickly there are some very pleasant, warm, sunny spells developing through the morning and into the afternoon . again, there'll be afternoon. again, there'll be showers, but they're most likely to be focused towards the southwest. similar conditions on monday . monday. >> looks like things are heating up boxt boilers as sponsors of weather on gb news. >> it's 10 pm. i'm patrick christys tonight . this guy is . christys tonight. this guy is. >> are you. are you are. >> you wanted to talk? he approached me here. there's something that these protesters don't want you to know. >> should just be released . listen. >> like, why is there. why is this conflict happening in the first place? who is r

southwest. already starting to see some rain into the likes of devon and cornwall.elsewhere as well. winds strengthening 30 to 35 mile an hour. gusts possible around some exposed coastal areas, turning quite dull and grey here. elsewhere, there is a decent amount of sunshine to start off the day, but we will start to see some showers developing later on in the sunshine , though actually the sunshine, though actually pleasantly warm, 19 to 21 c. feeling very cold though underneath this cloud and rain. more around 15 to 16 c for your evening rush hour. then more around 15 to 16 c for your evening rush hour . then there evening rush hour. then there will be some showers around for scotland to watch out for. some of them could be on the heavy side. just take care as you are travelling home again. a few showers for northern ireland and parts of northern england as well. best of the brighter spells really across the central slice throughout a good portion of the day. still around 20 c there in leeds, even at 6:00. but it is going to be a much wetter conditions as we end t

now he is in the southwest of england, a region teaming with conservative seats he really needs to cling onto. after a morning in cornwall, next, it is devonafternoon, rishi sunak arrived to a military vehicle manufacturer to staff and reporters. >> no doubt you are meeting plenty of people out and about. but are you changing many minds? prime minister sunak: you can see we are having a conversation here but i'm determined to talk to as many people as i can across the country over the remaining weeks of the campaign. that is how i started it. as he heard, i am thoroughly enjoying myself, enjoying having conversations with people. yes, i am changing minds. >> the talk of all the party leaders trundled on. and you can tell and the elections are getting nearer when you see pictures like this. five weeks to go. chris mason, bbc news, in devon. rajini: we can speak to the bbc political correspondent rob watson. chris reporting that the prime minister is enjoying himself, i hope you are, as well, as we enter the early stages of this election campaign. we have lots to discuss. let's kick off with what we were talking about at the start of the pro

later on this afternoon, and ahead of it, cloud will build across much of wales into the southwest of cornwall and devonld stay fairly dry and bright. east, though it should stay fairly dry and bright . and here fairly dry and bright. and here is where it's going to feel very warm in the june sunshine . once warm in the june sunshine. once again, highs of 24 degrees. quite likely we could see a 25 degrees across some southeastern areas later on this afternoon, but further west, the cloud is building this afternoon, so it will turn quite a bit cloudier with potentially some burst of heavier rain, particularly across western areas of scotland . the northern isles as well starting to see some rain by this evening across the far southeast, though of scotland it will remain likely dry this evening. northeastern england as well, seeing a dry end to the day. a little bit of cloud around hazier sunshine, but still feeling quite warm out still feeling quite warm/mt * ww” but still feeling quite werm'elith but across still feeling qliite werm'elith but across the far there. but across the far southwest , a spell

southwest water has apologised for a waterborne disease outbreak in devon after a parasite was foundin parts of brixham and nelson were told to boil their drinking water yesterday after small traces of the parasite cryptosporidium were found in the hillhead reservoir. the uk health security agency says 22 people are confirmed to have the disease , and as many as 70 other disease, and as many as 70 other cases of diarrhoea and vomiting are also under investigation. the tory mp for south totnes and south devon said residents are likely to have to boil tap water for another week following the discovery . lawyers for the discovery. lawyers for the families of lucy letby victims say an inquiry into her crimes should be live streamed in an effort to prevent conspiracy theories. the former nurse was sentenced to 14 whole life orders after she was convicted of murdering seven babies and attempting to murder six others. a lawyer representing the families of six victims says the case continues to attract conspiracy theorists, and heanng conspiracy theorists, and hearing from the people involve

kingdom who clearly need our aid and our charity, but, you know, there are a lot of people in the southwest in devonoody, who was who was there talking to people. one chap said, you know, everything's organised. we're getting our bottled water. >> it was the leader of one african country who, during our foot and mouth crisis, organised food, a food collection to be sent to britain and britain rejected it . and no one could rejected it. and no one could really work out if it was trying to make a political point or genuinely, the leader of an african country trying trying to help out the uk, i'm i'd have to know which country i'm going to have to. >> i'd have to know which leader. >> i'm going to find this out. >> i'm going to find this out. >> okay. we'll get back to you on it after the headlines. >> but shall we, return to that in just a few minutes after your headunes in just a few minutes after your headlines with . aaron? headlines with. aaron? >> good afternoon to you. it's 1:02. i'm aaron armstrong. sir keir starmer has claimed stability is change, and that's why it has to be labour's first ste

but if you are have been affected in southwest devon, do get in touch with us.k they were having to go to a local school in order to collect that bottled water. is that something that you had to do? gb news. com name.your say lots of you getting in touch on that. this morning. jason gale says it's really good to have you back, anne. and i hope your throat gets better soon. >> yes, a lot of people were talking. i've been talking about the side effects of some of the well known blood pressure medicines and apparently a dry cough, is a very, very common one. and one of our lovely viewers got in touch and said, if you stick with it two years later, it goes away. oh you don't want two years of this? >> i don't think so. well, we will try and reconnect with jeff moody down in south devon. but for now let's tell you about the bells at beverley minster, shall we? yes. >> different part of the country , but hopefully as beautiful. the bells at beverley minster undergoing major restoration, apparently for the first time since 1901. >> yes, the work has been out . >> yes,

the heavier showers, though, will be across parts of southwest england, particularly southern devon andrstorms are quite likely through this afternoon. temperatures are generally going to be near normal or a little bit below average for the time of year, so feeling a bit cool for july, especially because there will be quite a lot of cloud around. taking a closer look at this evening and further drizzly rain affecting northwest scotland, but a drier , perhaps scotland, but a drier, perhaps brighter picture further east and south. also quite a bit of cloud across much of northern ireland. a few outbreaks of rain here, some thicker cloud and rain pushing into eastern parts of scotland further south and in the southwest. we'll start to see those showers clearing away, but there could still be some heavy ones for a time. this evening, overnight, then that thicker cloud and outbreaks of rain will be pushing into some eastern parts further west. still some spells of rain to watch out for , and generally it watch out for, and generally it is going to stay pretty cloudy as a result , though temp