me saying this, but you don't seem quite yourself. 72 years later, she finally saying goodbye to ambridgening. yes, i rather think you should. over the yearjune has seen her character gradually developed, from left wing new arrival to wealthy matriarch. and for fellow cast members, their feelings today? devastated, actually. i mean, it's been such a privilege to play her daughter for 22 years, a slightly wayward daughter for 22 years, and i amjust devastated i won't have any more scenes with her. and i'm going to feel quite bereft for my character but also bereft for me, that i won't be sharing the studio withjune any more. # happy birthday to you. in 2019, june celebrated her 100th birthday, still a member of the archers cast, but she feels it is now finally time for peggy to bow out, a mere 72 years since she first arrived in ambridge. david sillito, bbc news. another heatwave is forecast this week for parts of the uk, amid calls for more hosepipe bans to be imposed. yesterday, the environment secretary at westminster urged water companies to follow the bans already in place. restrictio

thejr of ambridge, as they call him. daniel, you've interviewed plenty of soap actors.soap? i think it can be difficult when someone has been there for a long time and they are written out as part of a big storyline. and obviously now, because of what we've mentioned earlier in the show, there are a lot more appointment—to—view type storylines involving stunts and spectacular scenes. but i would say, if you're going to leave a soap, i think it's much better to go out in a big explosion or a big crash thenjust kind of leave in a cab and everyone forgets the episode afterwards. i think if you get a big exit like that, you definitely leave a legacy in the show. and, phil, you're smiling there. but, i mean, how much notice do actors get when, you know, they're going to face some sort of gruesome ending — or, indeed, their characters are, not the actors themselves? do they get time to look for a newjob? it really depends on your schedule, you know? i mean, we used to give our actors 12—month contracts and then let them know three months ahead at the end of that 12—month cont

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now you mention it, there is one thing, yes. 72 years later, she's finally saying goodbye to ambridgeof pressing agricultural issues into the plot. since then, june spencer has seen her character gradually develop from left—wing new arrival to wealthy matriarch. i know what's going on, brian. of course you do, peggy. i'm sure you think it is easy to fool me. # happy birthday to you...# and in 2019, june spencer celebrated her 100th birthday, still a member of the archers' cast. but all things come to an end, and this — her farewell storyline, aged 103. i hope it would show our two little stars, nova and seren, that they will always be very precious to the family, to me and to god. david sillito, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz 28 degrees. harder than it was yesterday but were only going to find temperatures rising on the next few days. he waved developing and spreading to much of the uk this week. it really is going to get hot once again and try as well. the heat is building in an area of high pressure that's going to keep it dry about everywhere and occa

now you mention it, there is one thing, yes. 72 years later, she�*s finally saying goodbye to ambridgee you do, peggy. i�*m sure you think it is easy to for me. # happy birthday to you...# and in 2019, june spencer celebrated her 100th birthday, still a member of the archers�* cast. but all things come to an end, and this — her farewell storyline, aged 103. i hope it would show our two little stars, nova and seren, that they will always be very precious to the family, to me and to god. david sillito, bbc news. june spencer�*s voice delivering her last lines over the weekend. now it�*s time for a look at the weather with tomasz schafernaeker. hello. the next heat wave is around the corner. we�*re certain now it is going to be a very hot week across parts of england and wales and the temperatures are expected to also rise in scotland and northern ireland. we�*ve had high pressure across the uk for quite some time now, keeping most of the weather fronts at bay in the north and through the next few days we�*ll see hot air spreading in not only from the southern climes but also from the nea

and "queen of ambridge signs off at 103" is the headline in the telegraph, which carries this picturering from the drama, 71 years after her debut in 1951. just time to show your incredible photographs in the newspaper this morning. a nature photography competition. hopefully you can see the award—winning image at the top. it has won £100,000. it is a gannet thatis it has won £100,000. it is a gannet that is underwater on the hunt. gannets are struggling at the moment, given bird flu and the outbreak there but some of these award—winning images there. there is one of a bear hunting in canada, covered in ice. and an orangutan and plants. that is in borneo. they have a specific name that is hard to pronounce which is why i am avoiding it. i have another from the daily express. dame deborahjames left words of wisdom. and a book of her words, written primarily for her children. i love this headline. life is more interesting when you go off piste, so be brave. also she says be your own cheerleader. you are your number one cheerleader. take a chance, back yourself and learn to balance livin