however, bedfordshire police saying all died at the scene.e just saying all died at the scene. we arejust monitoring saying all died at the scene. we are just monitoring the situation because we are expecting bedfordshire police to give us an update, to give us more information as to what happened there in the morning. what we do understand is that an 18—year—old man was arrested an 18—year—old man was arrested a short time later, but we believe this person remains in custody. we have limited details, so we are just waiting for bedfordshire police to come out. we are monitoring the live shot where we are awaiting somebody, one of the chief assistant officers just to come out and give us an update. we are awaiting for the assistant chief constablejohn murphy to give more details. we've been promised they will give us some details about this triple murder investigation after three people were found dead at a flat in luton this morning. we have a team there, we've got a correspondent that he will just bring us up—to—date once we get that press c

our reporter on the ground in bedfordshire.g up at 5pm, all the latest on the situation after a devastating day in lebanon. in the last day minutes it's the israeli military saying they have conducted a targeted strike in beirut itself so we wait for more details on that. this is the skyline and we will talk to other correspondence in beirut and jerusalem and we will have our security correspondence and i chief international correspondent live on the programme. we will also be live at the labour party conference. all of that coming up but first let's catch up with the latest weather. hello. the weather is continuing to cause some significant disruption out there. we've got some intense rainfall that is leading to flooding problems for some across parts of central and southern england in particular. here's the radar from the past few hours showing where we've had the heaviest of the rain already. it's been particularly persistent for parts of central and southern england here, where we do have an amber warning in force from the

at the moment, it seems bedfordshire seems to be badly hit by these flash floods. london it's been pretty wet outside as well and all across the south of the uk, as you say come around bedford from around luton, bedfordshire seems to be where the worst of this has hit. bedfordshire police there is widespread travel disruption especially times link, this is their trains hadn't been running anyway, they'd been on rail replacement bus services and those have not been cancelled as well because of the rain. the general messages if you are around the bedfordshire area, probably best not to be going anywhere, but it's actually wider than that as well stop wage i can say the rain overnight was really bad, so it doesn't surprise me that there has been flooding. i want to show you some pictures we have had from �*s temperature, you mentioned there are wider warnings for the morning and parts of england. 50 there is a widespread yellow warning, a large part of the south of england but there is a— of england but there is a specific amber warning _ of england but there is a spe

i'm in bedfordshire, _ the conditions are. i'm in bedfordshire, and - the conditions are.ns are. i'm in. bedfordshire, and the rain the conditions are. i'm in - bedfordshire, and the rain has been coming down all morning. it has been really, really heavy, and that has meant a lot of anxious people, when they look at their level of the river here. on monday, when there was torrential downpours here, the river reached its highest level ever recorded. a number of homes flooded here nearby, so people are wondering when this rain will feed into this river, whether there will be flooding here again. we know that some row to have been affected, and some local schools have decided to close today because the conditions on the roads are so bad. overall, there are more than 60 flood warnings in place in england, that means flooding is expected, and more than 120 flood alerts in england and wales, meaning flooding is possible. it gives you an idea of the severity of the situation. further afield, of the severity of the situation. furtherafield, on the motorway near bristol, m5, a real

jo black, bbc news in bedfordshire.till standing next to the main road, that looks like a river at the moment, but that is usually a road with cars zipping by trying to make their way home. a little further down there, there does seem to be some pumping going on. how long that will take to get things back to normal here, we will have the wait and see. when the weather is this bad, there is saturated ground and the rivers rise, so it is an anxious time to see what the weather will do now. thank you. new figures show the number of incidents recorded involving machetes, swords and so—called zombie knives, has doubled in recent years. the information obtained by the bbc, comes from 32 police forces, across england and wales, on the eve of a ban tomorrow on possessing such knives. last year a record 1a,000 incidents were recorded involving large blades. that compares to 7,000 in 2019. the figures don't include the met police or police scotland. of the homicides recorded last year involving sharp instruments in england and wa

bedfordshire has reportedly seen "a month's worth" of rain in a day. our correspondent nicky schiller is in the village of marston moreteyne in central bedfordshire with the latest. this is the main road behind me. i will turn the camera around so you can see it is completely and utterly flooded. the road has been closed. in the middle of your screen you can probably see a car that has been submerged. it looks like the back of the car has come up. we don't know what has happened to the people who were in that car but you can see the amount of water that has fallen on this road. this is the main road between milton keynes and bedford. you can see that the road is completely closed. you can see that the traffic is having to be diverted and the water, if i walk across the road, you will be able to see that it road, you will be able to see thatitis road, you will be able to see that it is more like a river on this side over here. this has gone under this bridge where this route is. you can see in the distance the services are here, the council workers and

this is bedfordshire and northamptonshire. amber warning in central and southern england. hitchon, luton an dunstable were some of the worst affected overnight. vehicles were partially submerged there. bedfordshire has reportedly seen a month's worth of rain in a day. let us speak to our correspondent in the village of marston in central bedfordshire. what it is like there?— is like there? yes, lauren i havejust — is like there? yes, lauren i have just arrived _ is like there? yes, lauren i have just arrived here - is like there? yes, lauren i. have just arrived here around this is the main road behind me, the a421. i will turn the camera round you can see, it is completely and utterly flooded. the road has been closed but in the middle of the screen you can probably see there a car that has been submerged. it looks like the back of the car, has come up, we don't know what has come up, we don't know what has happened to the people who were in that car, but you can see the amount of water that has falling on this road. as i say

woburn in bedfordshire had 102mm of rain recorded on sunday.ough the day — that's about a month and a half's worth of rain. and you can see the rain on the radar picture here. it is gradually easing, and over the next few hours, it will tend to become a lot lighter, a lot patchier, before becoming confined to east anglia and south—east england. so it is an improving — very gradually — kind of weather situation. bit of rain coming into the far north of scotland. that's a cold front that will be bringing some colder air with it, but these are the kind of temperatures you'll have as you start off your tuesday morning. tuesday, still some dribs and drabs of rain left over for east anglia and south—east england, but clearing away quite quickly. this area of more substantial rain moves southwards across scotland through the day. that's our cold front. much colder air spreading to the far north of scotland, where there will be a few afternoon showers. temperatures just around 10 degrees in aberdeen.

jo black, bbc news, in bedfordshire.le which imploded while diving to the titanic shipwreck last year declared that "no—one was dying on his watch" after hearing safety concerns about the vessel. stockton rush�*s comments emerged in documents released to the inquiry into the accident, in which he died along with four others. today, it was revealed the implosion left debris strewn for hundreds of metres across the sea floor. rebecca morelle has the story. at the bottom of the atlantic ocean new footage emerges of the titan sub, fitted secured by an underwater robot ready to be pulled up to the surface. it took the titan sub about an hour to make its descent and its last known location was about 3300 metres down, about 500 metres above the sea floor. it was about 300 metres away from the bow of the wreck of the titanic. the implosion created large debris field just under 300 metres long and 150 metres wide. the bits of wreckage are shown by these dots. the front door and was shown here, made by titanium and still intact. t

bedfordshire has been particularly badly hit, as you mentioned in that report.th flooding. but as you can see, the water is so deep that it is going to take a few days before it goes down. thank you. the time is 1.16. our top story this afternoon... the chancellor, rachel reeves, addresses the party conference in liverpool and says she's optimistic about the uk's economic future and there will be no return to austerity under labour. more than 50 pubs closed every month in england and wales during the first half of the year, so is it time to call last orders or should more be done to help them survive? coming up on bbc news, the one—day cup is under way a day late and reduced to 20 overs each, glamorgan and somerset hoping to beat each other and the rain in nottingham. the authorities in lebanon say 100 people have been killed and a00 have been injured in a new wave of israeli airstirkes on hezbollah targets. it comes amid speculation that israeili troops could also mount a ground invasion of southern lebanon to create a buffer zone so that civilians who've been

joe inwood, bbc news, in bedfordshire. newsnight.

still with days to spare, woburn in bedfordshire had woburn in bedfordshire has had its wettest september south—east england. behind it, the wind direction swinging around to a northerly, a few scattered showers at elevation, it could turn wintry as it turns colder from the north. this weather front slowly eases away during the day this friday, and behind it, that colder air starts to tuck in. a real noticeable difference to the feel of the weather story. it will be a wet start across east anglia, south—east england for a time, that rain clearing away from the kent coast by lunchtime. quite an improvement, some sunshine coming through, a few scattered showers but a brisk northerly wind taking northerly wind making it feel quite cool. 8—11; degrees, below par for this stage of the month. as we move out of friday into the weekend, we start with a ridge of high pressure, a quiet start to the weekend, but more wet weather to come as we move into sunday. but with that high pressure, that means we could have quite a chilly start first thing on saturday morning. temperatures in the sheltered gle

let us speak to nicky schiller any bedfordshire for us. nicky, damp where you are?dshire for us. nicky, damp where you are? yes, good morning- — damp where you are? yes, good morning- not — damp where you are? yes, good morning. not as _ damp where you are? yes, good morning. not as wet _ damp where you are? yes, good morning. not as wet as - damp where you are? yes, good morning. not as wet as it - damp where you are? yes, good morning. not as wet as it was i yesterday, but behind me you can see what has been dubbed as bedford's river or bedford's new water future but it is in fact the main a421 road between bedford and milton keynes which remains shut because of all that water that you can see there, now, it flood on sunday, but the problem that the agencies have is that the local pumping station failed during the floods, and what you can now see is giant tankers that have been brought in, to try and pump out this water, now they have been there all day today, since i have arrived. you can see three there, pumping this water out, now, national highways have giving

bedfordshire police have arrested an 18—year—old man, on suspicion of murder. in luton, after police were called to a 15 storey tower block and discovered the bodies of the victims in the early hours of this morning. nicola haseler is at the scene for us now. just bring us up to date with the latest. it was a frightening start to the day for the residents of this block of flats behind me here as they woke up of flats behind me here as they woke up to the sounds of screaming, sirens and then the building being full of armed police. what they discovered was three people with serious injuries who sadly died in that flat. shortly afterwards, an 18—year—old man was arrested on suspicion of murder, and a weapon was recovered. we have seen forensics officers on the field behind the flat all day, and people here in the block have been telling me that it was shocking to have to walk their young children to nursery or school through corridors of armed police. some people here said they were too frightened to leave their flat today. however, bedfordshire police said that

had its wettest month on record. —— woburn in bedfordshire. to continue to add to those rainfall totals. a line of heavy rain moving south out of the midlands, down into southern england and south—east england. behind it, the wind direction swinging around to a northerly, scattered showers at elevation, it could turn wintry as it turns colder from the north. this weather front slowly easing away during the day this friday, and behind it, that colder air starts to tuck in. a noticeable difference to the feel of the weather story. it will be a wet start across east anglia, south—east england for a time, the rain clearing away from the kent coast by lunchtime. quite an improvement, some sunshine coming through, a few scattered showers but a brisk northerly wind taking it feel quite cool. 8—14 degrees, below parfor feel quite cool. 8—14 degrees, below par for this stage of the month. as we move out friday into the weekend, we move out friday into the weekend, we start with a ridge of high pressure, a quiet start to the weekend, but more wet weathe

shefford in bedfordshire sits between two rivers.e home had to be evacuated during the night after the weight of water caused a wall to collapse. back in kempston, the rescue teams are still on the ground. they been here since wednesday, making sure that as many properties as possible are protected. it's something they say we are going to have to get used to. i think each household needs to undertake a proper risk assessment of flooding, even if they think it's not likely to happen to them. actually, just do a proper assessment, look at it, be aware that there is a reality that it is going to be flooded. in truth, today's flooding has generally caused inconvenience, not catastrophe, but it's not over yet. and in the time we have been here, the water level has definitely gone down. but in the last 20 minutes or so the environment agency has said a flood warning are still in place here and in many other places. that's not because of rain expected in the coming days but of rain that has already fallen in rivers like the great ouse. they

and in woburn in bedfordshire, we recorded over the space of two hours 59mm of rain. over the 2a hour period, the same site had 102mm of rain, so nearly double the monthly average rainfall. and nearby in dunstable, well, there was some severe flooding with the high street underwater at one point. now looking at the picture at the moment, lots of showers across england and wales again with some thunderstorms — quieter weather further northwards. but the met office have got an amber weather warning out in force for monday. some communities could see around 80mm—120mm of rain, and it could well be that this risk of extreme rainfall extends into central, southern england as well. so through the day, some torrential thundery downpours focussed across parts of england, some communities having a high risk of flash flooding, probably some river flooding, some disruption. it's one of those days where you want to check on travel conditions before heading out. northern ireland, west scotland, bright with some sunny spells. east scotland continues to be rather cloudy with mist. n

woburn in bedfordshire had 102mm of rain recorded on sunday.rdshire�*s turn to see some absolutely horrendous conditions, widespread flooding and some severe disruption. in south newington in 0xfordshire, we recorded about 98mm through the day — that's about a month and a half's worth of rain. and you can see the rain on the radar picture here. it is gradually easing, and over the next few hours, it will tend to become a lot lighter, a lot patchier, before becoming confined to east anglia and south—east england. so it is an improving — very gradually — kind of weather situation. bit of rain coming into the far north of scotland. that's a cold front that will be bringing some colder air with it, but these are the kind of temperatures you'll have as you start off your tuesday morning. tuesday, still some dribs and drabs of rain left over for east anglia and south—east england, but clearing away quite quickly. this area of more substantial rain moves southwards across scotland through the day. that's our cold front. much colder air spreading to th

let us talk to nicky in bedfordshire.k like a river here, some have christened it bedford's new water feature. this is the main a424 and on sunday night when we first had that huge deluge, this got flooded. i was here yesterday and the water hasn't gone down much. behind me, the highways england have got tankers here trying to suck out as much of the water as possible. the reason is a local pumping station that would have helped them has failed. the water at one point was eight feet, over 2.5 metres. you can see what a task they have two clear the water. there is no timeframe on this road reopening. once the water has gone, they will have to check there has been no damage to the actual road itself. you may have seen pictures yesterday of a car boot. the highways officials are saying there were three abandoned vehicles in this water which again will have to be recovered once the water has gone down. notjust roads affected, also rail lines, the one which runs from bedford through to bletchley has been closed. national rail

in leighton basarth, bedfordshire, roads have turned into rivers. locals are complaining, but authorities have done nothing to prevent flooding. in belarus, the working week continues the rhythm of autumn warmth, but the picture will change closer to the weekend. today, no precipitation during the day 22:28 warm, on wednesday and thursday in most parts short-term rains, thunderstorms are possible. the air temperature at night at 8:15, and during the day at 18:25 with a plus sign. on friday, the weather conditions will be worsened by an active frontal section moving from western europe. therefore, at night in most parts during the day in some places there will be rain, which will be accompanied by. gusty in some places strong gusty wind. air temperature at night +12 +17, during the day +18 +23°. due to the hot weather in belarus, a fire hazard situation remains, in many areas of the country there are restrictions on visiting forests arrays, the ministry of forestry reminds . until wednesday , the risks of forest fires are high in the vitebsk and gome

already still with days to spare, woburn in bedfordshire has had its wettest september on record, butd, and we've got an amber weather warning which will remain in force for the next few hours. and so we are just going to continue to add to those rainfall totals. so a line of heavy rain will move its way south out of the midlands, down into southern england and southeast england. behind it, the wind direction swinging around to a northerly. a few scattered showers with elevation could turn a little wintry as well, as it turns colder from the north, so this weather front slowly eases away during the day this friday and then behind it, that colder air starts to tuck in. a real noticeable difference to the feel of our weather story. so yes, it will be a wet start across east anglia, south east england. for a time that rain clearing perhaps away from the kent coast by lunchtime and then quite an improvement, actually. some sunshine coming through. a few scattered showers, but a brisk northerly wind making it feel quite cool out there. eight to 14 degrees — below par for this stage of the

in the town of leighton basarth in bedfordshire, roads turned into rivers.als complain, authorities have not taken any measures to prevent flooding. majestic caucasus mountains, natural city landscapes, still lifes with southern fruits, from belarusian artist alexander rubets. for the russian academician of arts, belarus will forever remain his home, slutsk is his small homeland, a place of strength, inspiration and the country of youth. his first the teacher in the post-war fifties was the artist and front-line soldier vladimir sadin. it is no coincidence that alexander rubets brought his author's exhibition from pyatigorsk to the slutsk gallery, which bears the name of the master teacher, sadin. without slutsk, without belarus, without minsk, my father, from the bretsk region, was born in the city of grodno, i probably would not have taken place, and it would have been very difficult to live without those wonderful years spent, my character was formed here, my desire to become an artist was formed here, i received the basis that later helped me. classes in

and in woburn in bedfordshire, we recorded over the space of two hours 59mm of rain.te had 102mm of rain, so nearly double the monthly average rainfall. and nearby in dunstable, well, there was some severe flooding with the high street underwater at one point. now looking at the picture at the moment, lots of showers across england and wales again with some thunderstorms — quieter weather further northwards. but the met office have got an amber weather warning out in force for monday. some communities could see around 80mm—120mm of rain, and it could well be that this risk of extreme rainfall extends into central, southern england as well. so through the day, some torrential thundery downpours focussed across parts of england, some communities having a high risk of flash flooding, probably some river flooding, some disruption. it�*s one of those days where you want to check on travel conditions before heading out. northern ireland, west scotland, bright with some sunny spells. east scotland continues to be rather cloudy with mist. north scotland, we�*re seeing a weath

ben schofield, bbc news, in bedfordshire.y hopkirk in the ghost, detective drama, and also had roles in coronation street, brookside and the carry on films. his agent confirmed that kenneth died yesterday, surrounded by his wife and family. the price of the bearskin caps worn by the soldiers outside buckingham palace has soared to more than £2000 each. that's according to figures from the ministry of defence. the animal welfare charity peta say the use of real fur is now a financial as well as an ethical issue — as £1 million has been spent on the ceremonial caps in recent years. here's our royal correspondent, sean coughlan. the tall bearskin caps worn by the king's guards are a distinctive sight outside buckingham palace and at big ceremonial events like trooping the colour. but animal rights campaigners are saying there's too high a price to pay — notjust in terms of using real fur from black bears but also because the cost to taxpayers has gone up so much. each bearskin cap now costs more than £2000. that's an annual incr

woburn in bedfordshire had 102mm of rain recorded on sunday. absolutely horrendous conditions, widespread flooding and some severe disruption. in south newington in oxfordshire, we recorded about 98mm through the day — that's about a month and a half's worth of rain. and you can see the rain on the radar picture here. it is gradually easing, and over the next few hours, it will tend to become a lot lighter, a lot patchier, before becoming confined to east anglia and south—east england. so it is an improving — very gradually — kind of weather situation. bit of rain coming into the far north of scotland. that's a cold front that will be bringing some colder air with it, but these are the kind of temperatures you'll have as you start off your tuesday morning. tuesday, still some dribs and drabs of rain left over for east anglia and south—east england, but clearing away quite quickly. this area of more substantial rain moves southwards across scotland through the day. that's our cold front. much colder air spreading to the far north of scotland, wh

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people saying that roads in many areas, including bedfordshire, northamptonshire , bedfordshire, northamptonshirevers than they are roads. we're going to be speaking to our national reporter, who will be in an affected area for us and tell us how locals are coping with this, but it does look like quite extreme flooding. people talking about potentially a month's worth, a month's worth of rain falling in just a single day today. but before we speak to our national reporter about that, let's cross back to liverpool because gloria tapiero is joined by labour mp for is joined by exchequer secretary to the treasury james murray. gloria, thank you very much indeed. please do take it away . indeed. please do take it away. >> thank you. emily james murray, you're in rachel reeves team. a man who has responsibility for the nation's finances . while the chancellor finances. while the chancellor was on her feet, the news broke that nurses have rejected the 5.5% pay offer. they voted. they rejected it. they want more cash from you . from you. >> well, look, we'll work with the nurses and the trade union repr

the wettest place in woburn, bedfordshire, we've had over four times the september average rainfall,and that's what's caused the flooding issues. now, we have something of a quieter window of weather into saturday. chilly north—westerly winds with us, yes, and a few showers draped around our coastal fringes. many inland areas, dry, clear and cold. yes, heading into the first part of saturday morning, in the countryside, temperatures well down into single figures, cold enough for a nip of frost into parts of scotland and northern england. so saturday, a very cold start to the day for september, but plenty of sunshine for most. the exception is scotland, where weak weather fronts will move in, bringing some thicker cloud and a few patches of light rain. and although there could be an odd shower for northern ireland, the north—west of both england and wales, should be mostly dry here. and certainly fine for southern parts of wales, southern england, the midlands and eastern england. lots of sunshine, but it will be another chilly day for this time of the year. sunday, second half of the

already still with days to spare, woburn in bedfordshire has had its wettest september on record, buther warning which will remain in force for the next few hours. and so we are just going to continue to add to those rainfall totals. so a line of heavy rain will move its way south out of the midlands, down into southern england and south—east england. behind it, the wind direction swinging around to a northerly. a few scattered showers with elevation could turn a little wintry as well, as it turns colder from the north, so this weather front slowly eases away during the day this friday and then behind it, that colder air starts to tuck in. a real noticeable difference to the feel of our weather story. so yes, it will be a wet start across east anglia, south east england. for a time that rain clearing perhaps away from the kent coast by lunchtime and then quite an improvement, actually. some sunshine coming through. a few scattered showers, but a brisk northerly wind making it feel quite cool out there. eight to 1a degrees below par for this stage of the month. now, as we move out of f

woburn in bedfordshire had 102mm of rain recorded on sunday.nditions, widespread flooding and some severe disruption. in south newington in 0xfordshire, we recorded about 98mm through the day — that's about a month and a half's worth of rain. and you can see the rain on the radar picture here. it is gradually easing, and over the next few hours, it will tend to become a lot lighter, a lot patchier, before becoming confined to east anglia and south—east england. so it is an improving — very gradually — kind of weather situation. bit of rain coming into the far north of scotland. that's a cold front that will be bringing some colder air with it, but these are the kind of temperatures you'll have as you start off your tuesday morning. tuesday, still some dribs and drabs of rain left over for east anglia and south—east england, but clearing away quite quickly. this area of more substantial rain moves southwards across scotland through the day. that's our cold front. much colder air spreading to the far north of scotland, where there will be a few a

the wettest place in woburn, bedfordshire, we've had overfour times the september average rainfall, we'veaverage rainfall in oxfordshire, and that's what's caused the flooding issues. now, we have something of a quieter window of weather into saturday. chilly north—westerly winds with us, yes, and a few showers draped around our coastal fringes. many inland areas, dry, clear and cold. yes, heading into the first part of saturday morning, in the countryside, temperatures well down into single figures, cold enough for a nip of frost into parts of scotland and northern england. so saturday, a very cold start to the day for september, but plenty of sunshine for most. the exception is scotland, where weak weather fronts will move in, bringing some thicker cloud and a few patches of light rain. and although there could be an odd shower for northern ireland, the northwest of both england and wales should be mostly dry here. and certainly fine for southern parts of wales, southern england, the midlands and eastern england. lots of sunshine, but it will be another chilly day for this time of the y

it�*s here where we�*ve seen extreme rainfall so far this month, the wettest place in woburn, bedfordshireat�*s caused the flooding issues. now we have something of a quieter window of weather into saturday. chilly north westerly winds weathers, yes, and a few showers draped around our coastal fringes. many inland areas dry, clear and cold. yes, heading into the first part of saturday morning in the countryside, temperatures well down into single figures cold enough for a nip of frost into parts of scotland and northern england. so saturday, a very cold start to the day for september. but plenty of sunshine for most. the exception is scotland, where weak weather fronts will move in, bringing some thicker cloud and a few patches of light rain. and although there could be an odd shower for northern ireland, the northwest of both england and wales should be mostly dry here and certainly fine for southern parts of wales, southern england, the midlands and eastern england. lots of sunshine, but it will be another chilly day for this time of the year. sunday second half of the weekend is dominat

and in woburn in bedfordshire, we recorded over the space of two hours 59mm of rain.r the 2a hour period, the same site had 102mm of rain, so nearly double the monthly average rainfall. and nearby in dunstable, well, there was some severe flooding with the high street underwater at one point. now looking at the picture at the moment, lots of showers across england and wales again with some thunderstorms — quieter weather further northwards. but the met office have got an amber weather warning out in force for monday. some communities could see around 80mm—i20mm of rain, and it could well be that this risk of extreme rainfall extends into central, southern england as well. so through the day, some torrential thundery downpours focussed across parts of england, some communities having a high risk of flash flooding, probably some river flooding, some disruption. it's one of those days where you want to check on travel conditions before heading out. northern ireland, west scotland, bright with some sunny spells. east scotland continues to be rather cloudy with mist. north

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and in woburn in bedfordshire, we recorded over the space of two hours 59mm of rain. over the 2a hour period, the same site had 102mm of rain, so nearly double the monthly average rainfall. and nearby in dunstable, well, there was some severe flooding with the high street underwater at one point. now looking at the picture at the moment, lots of showers across england and wales again with some thunderstorms — quieter weather further northwards. but the met office have got an amber weather warning out in force for monday. some communities could see around 80mm—120mm of rain, and it could well be that this risk of extreme rainfall extends into central, southern england as well. so through the day, some torrential thundery downpours focussed across parts of england, some communities having a high risk of flash flooding, probably some river flooding, some disruption. it's one of those days where you want to check on travel conditions before heading out. northern ireland, west scotland, bright with some sunny spells. east scotland continues to be rather cloudy with mist. n

and in woburn in bedfordshire, we recorded over the space of two hours 59mm of rain.period, the same site had 102mm of rain, so nearly double the monthly average rainfall. and nearby in dunstable, well, there was some severe flooding with the high street underwater at one point. now looking at the picture at the moment, lots of showers across england and wales again with some thunderstorms — quieter weather further northwards. but the met office have got an amber weather warning out in force for monday. some communities could see around 80mm—i20mm of rain, and it could well be that this risk of extreme rainfall extends into central, southern england as well. so through the day, some torrential thundery downpours focussed across parts of england, some communities having a high risk of flash flooding, probably some river flooding, some disruption. it's one of those days where you want to check on travel conditions before heading out. northern ireland, west scotland, bright with some sunny spells. east scotland continues to be rather cloudy with mist. north scotland, we'

already still with days to spare, woburn in bedfordshire has had its wettest september on record, but got an amber weather warning which will remain in force for the next few hours. and so we are just going to continue to add to those rainfall totals. so a line of heavy rain will move its way south out of the midlands, down into southern england and south—east england. behind it, the wind direction swinging around to a northerly. a few scattered showers with elevation could turn a little wintry as well, as it turns colder from the north, so this weather front slowly eases away during the day this friday and then behind it, that colder air starts to tuck in. a real noticeable difference to the feel of our weather story. so yes, it will be a wet start across east anglia, south—east england. for a time that rain clearing perhaps away from the kent coast by lunchtime and then quite an improvement, actually. some sunshine coming through. a few scattered showers, but a brisk northerly wind making it feel quite cool out there. eight to 1a degrees below par for this stage of the month. now, a

already still with days to spare, woburn in bedfordshire has had its wettest september on record, but weather warning which will remain in force for the next few hours. and so we are just going to continue to add to those rainfall totals. so a line of heavy rain will move its way south out of the midlands, down into southern england and south—east england. behind it, the wind direction swinging around to a northerly. a few scattered showers with elevation could turn a little wintry as well, as it turns colder from the north, so this weather front slowly eases away during the day this friday and then behind it, that colder air starts to tuck in. a real noticeable difference to the feel of our weather story. so yes, it will be a wet start across east anglia, south—east england. for a time that rain clearing perhaps away from the kent coast by lunchtime and then quite an improvement, actually. some sunshine coming through. a few scattered showers, but a brisk northerly wind making it feel quite cool out there. eight to 1a degrees below par for this stage of the month. now, as we move out