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i'm talking to you tonight in aberdeenshire. i've come up tonight in aberdeenshire.me in almost eight months. i'm delighted to see them. i'm frankly even more delighted that they are able to still have independent living and have not been ina care independent living and have not been in a care home. i mean, the figures from care homes arejust in a care home. i mean, the figures from care homes are just terrifying in the first wave. 15,000 out of the 40,000 people who passed away in the earlier part of the year where in ca re earlier part of the year where in care homes. and the bosses of care homes are basically saying that the government needs to get on with what it promised that it was going to do, which is to round up weekly testing. now, the whole saga of being able to get a test, whether or not you are ina get a test, whether or not you are in a care home, i actually took a test, it was negative earlier in the month, but it took me eight days from ordering the test to getting the test, and of course, some other people have been waiting for much, much longer. the

everyone here is still congratulating edoardo and aberdeenshire but us, we're off to tuscany in italydown has caused a revival of an old mediaeval practice, one that has social distancing nailed centuries before we even coined the term. babae is from ancient latin and it means well, magnificent, a very beautiful lesson so we like the word babae. we decided to start this restaurant in 2018, injune, and we are to friends and this was a new experience for us. we found it inside the restau ra nt we found it inside the restaurant so we decided not to open the restaurant butjust the buchette del vino. we start with selling wine and then cocktail. not only one —— wine, but food as well. so we decided to do pizza because we are very good with the focaccia and pizza. we started with the with the pizza we saw the buchette is too little with pizza so we could not use the buchette. that was fine. it explores like —— next explodes in one mouth and they call us and say, is the buchette open, can we come, can we eat, what we can do. maybe the lockdown in the post lockdown is important for the local

everyone here is still congratulating edoardo and aberdeenshire, but us, we're off to tuscany in italysed a revival of an odd mediaeval practice, one that had social distancing nailed centuries before we even coined the term. ‘babae‘ is from ancient latin and it means, like, ‘wow‘, ‘magnificent‘, a very beautiful restaurant so we like the word babae. we decided to start this restaurant in 2018, injune, and we are two friends, and this was a new experience for us. we found it inside the restaurant, so we decide not to open the restaurant butjust the buchette del vino. we start with selling wine and then cocktail. not only wine, but food as well. so we decided to do pizza, because we are very good with the schiacciata, focaccia and pizza. when we started with the with first order in the pizza, we arrive here and we saw the buchetta is too little for pizza, so we could not use the buchetta. so that was fine. it explodes in, like, in one month, and people come and they call us and say, "the buchetta is open, when can we come, "we can eat, we can drink, what we can do?" maybe the lockdown a

the thinking is that later on in the afternoon, it might cloud over around the aberdeenshire coastlinea lot of cloud here in the north sea and that north—easterly wind will push some of that cloud closer to land. but the evening on the whole is looking fine for most of us on saturday. sunday's weather forecast is going to be a mostly bright if not sunny day. the winds will be just that bit lighter in the south and no further showers are expected in the south, so, a dry day and a warm one as well. temperatures possibly hitting the mid 20s in the south east of the country, cooler on the north sea coast, only around 15. the outlook for early next week, it is still looking fine, but midweek onwards, it's a complete change in fact, weather systems are expected to spiral up in the atlantic and head in our direction. yep, you guessed it. autumn will be knocking on the door. so, a big change in the way for around about tuesday, wednesday onwards. now, the beginning of the week is looking absolutely fine and on monday, the south of the country with temperatures still hitting around 25 celsius,

the thinking is that later on in the afternoon, it might cloud over around the aberdeenshire coastlinelot of cloud here in the north sea and that north—easterly wind will push some of that cloud closer to land. but the evening on the whole is looking fine for most of us on saturday. sunday's weather forecast is going to be a mostly bright if not sunny day. the winds will be just that bit lighter in the south and no further showers are expected in the south, so, a dry day and a warm one as well. temperatures possibly hitting the mid 20s in the south east of the country, cooler on the north sea coast, only around 15. the outlook for early next week, it is still looking fine, but midweek onwards, it's a complete change in fact, weather systems are expected to spiral up in the atlantic and head in our direction. yep, you guessed it. autumn will be knocking on the door. so, a big change in the way for around about tuesday, wednesday onwards. now, the beginning of the week is looking absolutely fine and on monday, the south of the country with temperatures still hitting around 25 celsius, a

anywhere from the aberdeenshire coastline towards the south—east it is going to be blowing hard, withrequent showers in east anglia. it should be strong in the west, but in belfast, cardiff and plymouth it will not feel bad because they will be some sunshine around. but some of the coastal areas, it is quite raw. the weekend isn't looking too bad for some. the winds will die down and there will be sunshine around but the indications are, next week will turn very, very autumnal once again. so that's it, big change to our season. a reminder of our top story... the chancellor has set out plans to protect jobs over the the chancellor has set out plans to protectjobs over the next six months. the government will top up the pay of workers who have been forced to cut their hours and the deadline for repaying government loa ns deadline for repaying government loans has been extended. that's all from the bbc news at six, so it's goodbye from me and on bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. hello i'm 0lly foster, here's what's coming up on sportsday toinght. .. to play or not t

but at least it ended on a high note, and this particular corner of aberdeenshire — a glorious end toh pressure that settled things very nicely across the british isles on monday. but looking out into the atlantic, more disturbed weather is looming just over the horizon. before that arrives, we've got a weakening weather front bringing cloud and rain into the western side of scotland for a time, into northern ireland in the morning. but i think here the cloud will clear, come the afternoon. there will be brighter skies, there will be a wee bit of brightness in the eastern scotland for a time. across england and wales, it'll be a dry day, with a bit of brightness. could get some temperatures higher than monday — won't be difficult — to around 18—19 celsius. by wednesday, it's those atlantic fronts that are going to bring a combination of cloud and wind and rain to many parts. but it will take a time before the rain moves out of northern ireland and away towards the north—eastern side of scotland — all the while, the rain piling into the western side of england, through wales, as well,

some sunshine into parts of aberdeenshire.nd and northern ireland, with more cloud, more of a breeze, it will be just a touch cooler at 16 or 17 degrees. now, as we had through monday night into tuesday, we will see extensive cloud across the northwest of the uk, and the first signs of some outbreaks of rain. some pretty heavy rain into the far north and west. further south, some clear spells, a relatively mild night — certainly compared with some of the nights we will have later in the week. and then into tuesday, for england and wales, it's largely dry, could be the odd shower in the west, but for northern ireland and scotland, we see thicker cloud, we see outbreaks of rain. it will be increasingly windy. we could have gusts close to 50 mph in the far northwest. ahead of that band of cloud and rain, it's still relatively warm. in fact, we could get to 25 degrees towards the southeast corner. but that warmth will not last. through tuesday night, into wednesday morning, we see this band of rain, our weather front pushing furth

but at least it ended on a high note, and this particular corner of aberdeenshire — a glorious end tochers. it was that area of high pressure that settled things very nicely across the british isles on monday. but looking out into the atlantic, more disturbed weather is looming just over the horizon. before that arrives, we've got a weakening weather front bringing cloud and rain into the western side of scotland for a time, into northern ireland in the morning. but i think here the cloud will clear, come the afternoon. there will be brighter skies, there will be a wee bit of brightness in the eastern scotland for a time. across england and wales, it'll be a dry day, with a bit of brightness. could get some temperatures higher than monday — won't be difficult — to around 18—19 celsius. by wednesday, it's those atlantic fronts that are going to bring a combination of cloud and wind and rain to many parts. but it will take a time before the rain moves out of northern ireland and away towards the north—eastern side of scotland — all the while, the rain piling into the western side of eng

the thinking is that later on in the afternoon, it might cloud over around the aberdeenshire coastline of cloud here in the north sea and that north—easterly wind will push some of that cloud closer to land. but the evening on the whole is looking fine for most of us on saturday. sunday's weather forecast is going to be a mostly bright if not sunny day. the winds will be just that bit lighter in the south and no further showers are expected in the south, so, a dry day and a warm one as well. temperatures possibly hitting the mid 20s in the south east of the country, cooler on the north sea coast, only around 15. the outlook for early next week, it is still looking fine, but midweek onwards, it's a complete change in fact, weather systems are expected to spiral up in the atlantic and head in our direction. yep, you guessed it. autumn will be knocking on the door. so, a big change in the way for around about tuesday, wednesday onwards. now, the beginning of the week is looking absolutely fine and on monday, the south of the country with temperatures still hitting around 25 celsius, a lit

sunday across north—east england and south—east scotland brighter, some sunshine into parts of aberdeenshireto 19 but western scotland and northern ireland more cloud and more of a breeze it will bea cloud and more of a breeze it will be a touch cooler at 16 or 17. as we head through monday night into tuesday, we will see extensive cloud and the first signs of some outbreaks of rain, pretty heavy rain into the far north and west, some spells. relatively mild night compared with some of the nights we will have later in the week. into tuesday for england and wales largely dry, the chair in the west but were northern ireland and scotla nd but were northern ireland and scotland thicker cloud and outbreaks of rain, increasingly windy, gusts close to 50 in the far north—west. ahead of that still relatively warm. could get to 25 towards the south—east corner but that warmth will not last. through tuesday night into wednesday morning we see the band of rain pushing further south—east and behind it as the winds switch around things turn much colder. wednesday morning scotland and northern ireland sta

some sunshine into parts of aberdeenshire.e cloud, more of a breeze, it will be just a touch cooler at 16 or 17 degrees. now, as we had through monday night into tuesday, we will see extensive cloud across the northwest of the uk, and the first signs of some outbreaks of rain. some pretty heavy rain into the far north and west. further south, some clear spells, a relatively mild night — certainly compared with some of the nights we will have later in the week. and then into tuesday, for england and wales, it's largely dry, could be the odd shower in the west, but for northern ireland and scotland, we see thicker cloud, we see outbreaks of rain. it will be increasingly windy. we could have gusts close to 50 mph in the far northwest. ahead of that band of cloud and rain, it's still relatively warm. in fact, we could get to 25 degrees towards the southeast corner. but that warmth will not last. through tuesday night, into wednesday morning, we see this band of rain, our weather front pushing further south eastwards, and behind it

scotland brighter, centring on to aberdeenshire, temperatures up to around 90 degrees.reeze, a touch cooler at 16—17. as we had the mundane to tuesday, extensive cloud across the west of the uk, the first signs of outbreaks of rain. heavy to the far north and west. a relatively mild may in the south compared to some we will have later in the week. —— mild night. the archer in the us, but for northern ireland and scotla nd but for northern ireland and scotland decor cloud and outbreaks of rain. —— the odd shower in the west. ahead of that band of cloud and rain, it is still relatively warm. we could get to 25 degrees towards the south—east corner. that warmth will not last. through tuesday into wednesday morning we see this band of rain, the weather from pushing further south and behind it is the when switch things turn much colder. for wednesday morning scotland and northern ireland starting the day at 5—6 . 16 in south—east england. even here it is going to turn cooler through wednesday, as this frontal system moves its way through. they will bring some rain in places

for scotland into the afternoon, cloud is tending to burn back towards the aberdeenshire coast.hter winds and after that very cold start, some sunshine this afternoon. northern ireland and north west england also seeing dry and bright conditions which continue into wales, too. but look at those gusts of wind. 50 mph for the likes of lincolnshire and east anglia, with a few drizzly showers. into this evening and overnight, the winds in east eventually start to ease away. we have more cloud and rain working in from the north—west. not as cold here as it was last night but still down into single figures for many of us first thing on monday morning. monday sees this band of patchy cloud working its way slowly eastwards but a much improved day for east anglia and the south—east. not as windy and temperatures between 1a and 19 celsius. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. thousands of students across the uk are forced to self—isolate due to coronavirus outbreaks — the labour party calls on the government to promise students will be abl

the thinking is that later on in the afternoon, it might cloud over around the aberdeenshire coastlinein the north sea and that north—easterly wind will push some of that cloud closer to land. but the evening on the whole is looking fine for most of us on saturday. sunday's weather forecast is going to be a mostly bright if not sunny day. the winds will be just that bit lighter in the south and no further showers are expected in the south, so, a dry day and a warm one as well. temperatures possibly hitting the mid 20s in the south east of the country, cooler on the north sea coast, only around 15. the outlook for early next week, it is still looking fine, but midweek onwards, it's a complete change in fact, weather systems are expected to spiral up in the atlantic and head in our direction. yep, you guessed it. autumn will be knocking on the door. so, a big change in the way for around about tuesday, wednesday onwards. now, the beginning of the week is looking absolutely fine and on monday, the south of the country with temperatures still hitting around 25 celsius, a little cooler by t

dive, by the time we get to thursday in the south, we are talking about 19 degrees and on the aberdeenshirend thousands raised for good causes. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a heavy police response fails to stop anti government protestors in belarus, who want the president to resign. president lukashenko is no doubt hoping that by detaining key opposition leaders that these protests would run out of steam. a group of migrants rescued by a danish tanker in the mediterannean have been allowed to land in italy after nearly a0 days at sea. the ukjustice secretary defends the government potentially breaking international law over changes to the brexit withdrawal agreement. and i am only faster, coming up in the sport we will have the latest from the premier league

but at least it ended on a high note, and this particular corner of aberdeenshire — a glorious end tos. it was that area of high pressure that settled things very nicely across the british isles on monday. but looking out into the atlantic, more disturbed weather is looming just over the horizon. before that arrives, we've got a weakening weather front bringing cloud and rain into the western side of scotland for a time, into northern ireland in the morning. but i think here the cloud will clear, come the afternoon. there will be brighter skies, there will be a wee bit of brightness in the eastern scotland for a time. across england and wales, it'll be a dry day, with a bit of brightness. could get some temperatures higher than monday — won't be difficult — to around 18—19 celsius. by wednesday, it's those atlantic fronts that are going to bring a combination of cloud and wind and rain to many parts. but it will take a time before the rain moves out of northern ireland and away towards the north—eastern side of scotland — all the while, the rain piling into the western side of england

but at least it ended on a high note, and this particular corner of aberdeenshire — a glorious end to area of high pressure that settled things very nicely across the british isles on monday. but looking out into the atlantic, more disturbed weather is looming just over the horizon. before that arrives, we've gota weakening weather front bringing cloud and rain into the western side of scotland for a time, into northern ireland in the morning. but i think here the cloud will clear, come the afternoon. there will be brighter skies, there will be a wee bit of brightness in the eastern scotland for a time. across england and wales, it'll be a dry day, with a bit of brightness. could get some temperatures higher than monday — won't be difficult — to around 18—19 celsius. by wednesday, it's those atlantic fronts that are going to bring a combination of cloud and wind and rain to many parts. but it will take a time before the rain moves out of northern ireland and away towards the north—eastern side of scotland — all the while, the rain piling into the western side of england, through wales

change to much cooler weather conditions, so today we have seen temperatures of 21 in parts of aberdeenshiremn equinox which is tuesday into the middle part of the week and by the end of the week northerly winds will really drop those temperatures down significantly. overnight tonight, we have rain across the northwest of scotland, that will turn increasingly heavy and persistent here, clear skies initially for england and wales but mist and fog patch will develop later in the night, especially around the midlands with poor visibility here and in parts of wales. and that mist and fog and low cloud could take quite a time tuesday morning before it thins and breaks. then we will see sunshine coming out and further northwest this band of rain edging in and ahead of this weather front, we will get fairly gusty winds so a windy day for northern ireland and scotland and across the very far north of england to the east of the pennines. pretty gusty. the highest temperatures today across east anglia where we should see highs reaching about 26 celsius. that really is the last of the warm days because

but at least it ended on a high note, and this particular corner of aberdeenshire — a glorious end topressure that settled things very nicely that settled things very nicely across the british isles on monday. but looking out into the atlantic, more disturbed weather is looming just over the horizon. before that arrives, we've gota weakening weather front bringing cloud and rain into the western side of scotland for a time, into northern ireland in the morning. but i think here the cloud will clear, come the afternoon. there will be brighter skies, there will be a wee bit of brightness in the eastern scotland for a time. across england and wales, it'll be a dry day, with a bit of brightness. could get some temperatures higher than monday — won't be difficult — to around 18—19 celsius. by wednesday, it's those atlantic fronts that are going to bring a combination of cloud and wind and rain to many parts. but it will take a time before the rain moves out of northern ireland and away towards the north—eastern side of scotland — all the while, the rain piling into the western side of engl

the regiment here is the story of aberdeen and aberdeenshire. it's just ordinary folk...dinary things. thank you. so, this is their register of soldiers, for the gordon highlanders, and you can see, from this list, his service number and the fact that he joined the gordon highlanders in august 1940. will have probably done his officer training in india and the jungle warfare training in india before he joined the indian army. so, he had to leave the gordon highlanders... yes. ..in orderto be... yeah, the indian army was really short of officers. but patrick was not long in india. the japanese had taken neighbouring burma in 1942, and his regiment became part of the huge 14th army which fought to win it back. it was an immense force of around a million men, but it became the forgotten army as europe's focus was on itself. the men fought in the towns and jungles of burma in atrocious conditions. those back home could only imagine the horrors. my mother—in—law, jenny, still not married to patrick, wrote to him. "my darling patrick, i've been feeling for you tonight, and i'm

but at least it ended on a high note, and this particular corner of aberdeenshire — a glorious end toarea of high pressure that settled things very nicely across the british isles on monday. but looking out into the atlantic, more disturbed weather is looming just over the horizon. before that arrives, we've gota weakening weather front bringing cloud and rain into the western side of scotland for a time, into northern ireland in the morning. but i think here the cloud will clear, come the afternoon. there will be brighter skies, there will be a wee bit of brightness in the eastern scotland for a time. across england and wales, it'll be a dry day, with a bit of brightness. could get some temperatures higher than monday — won't be difficult — to around 18—19 celsius. by wednesday, it's those atlantic fronts that are going to bring a combination of cloud and wind and rain to many parts. but it will take a time before the rain moves out of northern ireland and away towards the north—eastern side of scotland — all the while, the rain piling into the western side of england, through wales,

an interim report released this morning found the derailment in aberdeenshire was caused when the trainis at the crash site. jane, this is a very remote location and engineers had to build 900 metres of road and a bridge to get specialist equipment onto site. this morning, just afterfour specialist equipment onto site. this morning, just after four weeks after the crash occurred, in a slow and delicate process, the first of those two engines and four carriages which derailed were lifted from the tracks. it comes on the day when network rail released the interim report which said the crash was caused by the train hitting a pile of washed out rock and gravel. there was heavy rain in the area in the hours before the crash occurred at network rail admits the impact of climate change on the network is accelerating faster than previous assumptions. it says it needs to get better at predicting and reacting to extreme weather events at a local level. it says it also has to look closely at the earthworks, the cuttings, the embankments, around the network, the network itself. the areas most at ri

sunday across northeast england, also southeast scotland brighter, some sunshine into parts of aberdeenshire we had through monday night into tuesday, we will see extensive cloud across the northwest of the uk, and the first signs of some outbreaks of rain, some pretty heavy rain into the far north and west. further south, some clear spells, a relatively mild night — certainly compared with some of the nights we will have later in the week. into tuesday, for england and wales, it's largely dry, could be the odd shower in the west, but for northern ireland and scotland, we see thicker cloud, we see outbreaks of rain. it will be increasingly windy. we could have gusts close to 50 mph in the far northwest. ahead of that band of cloud and rain, it's still relatively warm. in fact, we could get to 25 degrees towards the southeast corner. but that warmth will not last. through tuesday night into wednesday morning, we see this band of rain, our weather front pushing further south eastwards, and behind it, as the winds switch around to northwesterlies, things turn much, much colder. so, for wednesda

the cloud burns back towards the aberdeenshire coast. of wind on the east coast — 40—50 mph, driving big waves. some showers in norfolk into the afternoon. eventually, the strong winds in the east will ease away. we have the next front approaching from the north—west, so temperature is not falling as low tonight across northern ireland in western scotland, but still some clear skies for central parts of the uk and temperatures down into low single figures. for monday, a frontal system approaching from the west, but ahead of it, a ridge of high pressure, so that cloud will bring some patchy rain across northern ireland in western scotland, and thenit ireland in western scotland, and then it will push through the rest of england and wales on the south—west later in the afternoon. ahead of that, through the midlands and eastern england, a much different feeling day tomorrow. it will be warmer and we will lose the winds, temperatures in london up to about 19 celsius. tuesday brings a ridge of high pressure, a window of fairly dry, quiet weat

the thinking is that later on in the afternoon, it might cloud over around the aberdeenshire coastlinend that north—easterly wind will push some of that cloud closer to land. but the evening on the whole is looking fine for most of us on saturday. sunday's weather forecast is going to be a mostly bright if not sunny day. the winds will be just that bit lighter in the south and no further showers are expected in the south, so, a dry day and a warm one as well. temperatures possibly hitting the mid 20s in the south east of the country, cooler on the north sea coast, only around 15. the outlook for early next week, it is still looking fine, but midweek onwards, it's a complete change in fact, weather systems are expected to spiral up in the atlantic and head in our direction. yep, you guessed it. autumn will be knocking on the door. so, a big change in the way for around about tuesday, wednesday onwards. now, the beginning of the week is looking absolutely fine and on monday, the south of the country with temperatures still hitting around 25 celsius, a little cooler by tuesday and from we

temperatures of 21 in parts of aberdeenshire, parts of east anglia, much colder weather is going to movethe weed northerly winds will really drop those temperatures down significantly. overnight tonight we've got rain across the northwest of scotland. that's going to turn increasingly heavy and persistent here. clear skies initially for england and wales but the mist and fog patches will develop later in the night. in particular in the midlands with poor visibility billeted here and poor visibility to parts of england and wales. that could take quite time to tuesday before it thins and breaks. will see some sunshine coming out. northwest coming in. my head and on this weather front we are going to get fairly gusty winds. a windy day for northern ireland and scotland and across the ferry far north of england to the east of the pen ines pretty gusty. today's highest apertures again across east anglia highs reaching about 26 c. that really is the last of the warm days. as we go through tuesday night and into wednesday this cold front will increasingly spread its way southwards. as it does s

sunday across northeast england, also southeast scotland brighter, some sunshine into parts of aberdeenshirerthern ireland, with more cloud, more of a breeze, it will be just a touch cooler at 16—17 degrees. now, as we had through monday night into tuesday, we will see extensive cloud across the northwest of the uk, and the first signs of some outbreaks of rain, some pretty heavy rain into the far north and west. further south, some clear spells, a relatively mild night — certainly compared with some of the nights we will have later in the week. into tuesday, for england and wales, it's largely dry, could be the odd shower in the west, but for northern ireland and scotland, we see thicker cloud, we see outbreaks of rain. it will be increasingly windy. we could have gusts close to 50 mph in the far northwest. ahead of that band of cloud and rain, it's still relatively warm. in fact, we could get to 25 degrees towards the southeast corner. but that warmth will not last. through tuesday night into wednesday morning, we see this band of rain, our weather front pushing further south eastwards, an

the thinking is that later on in the afternoon, it might cloud over around the aberdeenshire coastlineat north—easterly wind will push some of that cloud closer to land. but the evening on the whole is looking fine for most of us on saturday. sunday's weather forecast is going to be a mostly bright if not sunny day. the winds will be just that bit lighter in the south and no further showers are expected in the south, so, a dry day and a warm one as well. temperatures possibly hitting the mid 20s in the south east of the country, cooler on the north sea coast, only around 15. the outlook for early next week, it is still looking fine, but midweek onwards, it's a complete change in fact, weather systems are expected to spiral up in the atlantic and head in our direction. yep, you guessed it. autumn will be knocking on the door. so, a big change in the way for around about tuesday, wednesday onwards. now, the beginning of the week is looking absolutely fine and on monday, the south of the country with temperatures still hitting around 25 celsius, a little cooler by tuesday and from wednesd

in the afternoon clouds we re in scotland in the afternoon clouds were banned back towards the aberdeenshirethis afternoon. northern ireland and north—west england are still seeing dry and bright conditions continuing into wales. look at the gas of wind! into this evening and overnight, the winds in the east. to liaise away. more cloud and rain working in from the north—west. —— will start to ease away. single figures for many first thing monday morning. this band of patchy cloud will move eastwards. a much improved day in the east. temperatures 1a to 19 degrees. this is bbc world news, the headlines. as thousands of students across the uk are forced to self—isolate due to coronavirus outbreaks, the labour party calls on the government to promise students will be able to go home for christmas. it would be a desperately sad situation if these young people cannot be with their families and friends at christmas and so i urge the government to make sure that the testing capacity is in place. president trump has nominated the conservative judge, amy coney barrett, to fill the vacant seat on the u

really unpleasant conditions for the northeast in particular, even the coast of aberdeenshire there andds will be a lot lighter and there will be more sunshine, so, places like plymouth, cardiff, liverpool, glasgow, fine for you. but newcastle down to norwich and even london, there will be showers, chilly winds and of course, gales along the coasts as well. a bit of a lull in the weather i think on the way for saturday. we are in between weather systems and still a keen breeze blowing out of the north there and we can see those wind arrows screaming out of the north. but the best of the weather will be across the west. all in all, away from the extreme east, i think the weather on saturday isn‘t looking too bad at all. the temperatures disappointing for the time of year. another thing again to highlight is just how chilly the nights will be this weekend for sure. a frost on the way in the north. this is bbc news, i‘m reeta chakrabarti. the headlines: the chancellor rishi sunak announces a newjob support scheme lasting six months from november — he says it will save viable jobs. mr speak

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