potterfans, doesn't does look like a great exhibition for beatrix potter fans, doesn't it?the barberry carpet moth, and the little whirlpool ramshorn snail are among those helped by the "back from the brink" project. nearly 60,000 volunteers took part in the campaign, helping to monitor the species and plant shrubs to help create more habitats. great to have some more good news there. a village last seen 30 years ago has re—emerged from a reservoir in north—west spain. the area was deliberately flooded in 1992, but the water level has dropped by more than 70% due to low levels of rainfall in recent months. it's revealed the ghostly remains of buildings, cars, and even a functioning water fountain. now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz. hello. well, some parts of the country will be dry through the late evening, particularly northern and eastern areas of the uk. but out towards the southwest, this is the front that's approaching, and that will sweep into many western and southwestern areas through the early hours of sunday morning. so quite a wet start, particu

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most people will know beatrix potter as an author and an illustrator creating stories like this one,ows she was so much more than that — from a scientist to an award—winning sheep farmer. she loved the hardwick sheep, which are a traditional lake district breed, and she ensured that this traditional breed would be protected. so, by buying up working farms, she made sure they stayed as traditional working farms and that they weren't taken over by developers for holiday homes or anything. before that, miss potter lived in south kensington. she loved collecting shells, rocks and fossils, studying them under the microscope. and, as a budding illustrator, she visited this museum. it's appropriate that it is at the v&a because her archive. it's appropriate that it's at the v&a, because her archive. but also, because she lived near the museum, and she visited plaster casts from our collections, and some of our objects, as you will see in this exhibition, actually appear in her stories. including this waistcoat she sketched as a child here. it later appeared in her story the tailor of glouce

an exhibtion opens at the v&a this weekend telling the story of the children's author beatrix potter. patients, marlene helps to run a food bank in croydon. i'm used to seeing sick people in the hospital, and caring for those sick people, they have specific needs. they want to get well, they want to be healed, they want to go home. but actually in the community, people also want to be healed in a different way. if you are heading out on public transport this morning, this is how tfl services are looking right now. good service on all lines except for the ongoing part closure on the northern line. let's get the weather now with elizabeth rizzini hello, good morning. a few changes happening in our weather. today is still looking mild for the time of year but there is a cold front gradually tracking its way south across the country and that's going to introduce a bit more in the way of cloud, may be a few outbreaks of rain but it won't amount to very much. eventually into thursday, some chillier feeling air. but also lots of sunshine for the end of the working week. and then over the cou