marooned in the bristol channel, it's a very special place which visitors fall in love with., she went for the weekend — and never left. it's probably the most remote community in the west. just 28 people live on this rocky outcrop in the bristol channel, 12 miles from the mainland. it has unique wildlife. the lundy cabbage. it tastes more like mouldy, fermented, gone off cabbage. ..and its own microclimate. the old light, you can't see it yet but it'll come into view in about a minute's time... in the fog... in the fog. what fog? getting on and off can be tricky. i think getting stranded on lundy is just all part of the charm of the island. yet thousands of people flock here every year for a brief island experience. it'sjust a magical island, that's all you can say. wow, amazing. but what's so special about lundy that sian scott gave up everything to come and live here on her own as a permanent resident? are we ready for our lundy adventure? yeah! all right. this is the old light cottage and i came and stayed here for my 30th birthday in february 2017. definitely at a bit of

the day we'll see outbreaks of rain pushing southwards across wales, quite murky through the bristol channel further showers in western scotland as well. temperature—wise, coolish air across the north of the uk, with temperatures between around 13 and 16 celsius. but, further south, well, the temperatures still into the low 20s. 22, 23 degrees, something like that around the london area. now, through tuesday night, we're going to see that weather front have a pulse of energy running along it, and that will push the rain back northwards, back into north—west england, back into the north of wales. that's where it starts the day on wednesday. and then wednesday, the rain will very slowly trickle its way southwards, where it will become confined to southern counties of england to take us into wednesday afternoon. so it'll stay quite dull and damp across these southern areas, with the rain perhaps even a bit slower to clear than this. and temperature—wise, 16 degrees in london. so those temperatures around seven degrees lower. it is going to be a much colder—feeling day in the south, particularly

the day we'll see outbreaks of rain pushing southwards across wales, quite murky through the bristol channelacross the north of the uk, with temperatures between around 13 and 16 celsius. but, further south, well, the temperatures still into the low 20s. 22, 20 three degrees, something like that around the london area. now, through tuesday night, we're going to see that weather front have a pulse of energy running along it, and that will push the rain back northwards, back into north—west england, back into the north of wales. that's where it starts the day on wednesday, and then wednesday, the rain will very slowly trickle its way southwards, where it will become confined to southern counties of england to take us into wednesday afternoon. so it will stay quite dull and damp across these southern areas, with the rain perhaps even a bit slower to clear than this. and temperature—wise, 16 degrees in london. so those temperatures around seven degrees lower. it is going to be a much colder—feeling day in the south, particularly on wednesday. the rest of the week sees a bit more sunshine in the

being dumped into the sea wastes from the point plant is being dredged and released into the bristol channel does that involve a reports a legal challenge is underway. not far from the welsh coast environmental activists keep a close saw on a huge belgian registered ship we make here and sixty four feet outside the think. it's come from a nuclear plant that's being built on the coast of somerset england and campaigners say the mud it's dumping at sea could contain dangerous radioactive materials they also say it's dropping its load outside a designated dumping area which lies less than two kilometers off shore the campaign is legal bottle in the courts is still going on but they failed to get an injunction imposed on that means the ships like this can carry on the dredging and dumping off the wells coast on an almost daily basis. french energy giant e.t.f. along with a chinese partner is building a nuclear power plant known as hinchliffe point c next to two existing facilities the new plant should begin generating electricity in twenty twenty five and the company says the dredging will allow

dumped into the sea wastes from the hinkley point plant is being dredged and released into the bristol channel as the barber reports a legal challenge is underway.

cloud developing towards the bristol channel. clear skies are lowering the temperature to tip away, a chilly night with the temperature in the countryside down to two or three. blustery in the north west of scotland but continuing to feed and a number of showers behind the cold front, not just showers but called a moving its way across the country. the temperature coming down a degree or two, still feeling bulky with the sunshine coming out if you're wrote of the brisk winds. when is continuing to drive showers down and a few sting into the irish sea to affect north—west england and the north of wales but otherwise lots of dry weather in england and wales. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: powerful aftershocks have continued to hit the indonesian island of sulawesi, following an earthquake and tsunami which killed hundreds of people yesterday. rescuers say hundreds more have been injured and dozens are still missing. theresa may arrives for the conservative conference in birmingham as the party apologises for a breach in sec

the day we'll see outbreaks of rain pushing southwards across wales, quite murky through the bristol channels well. temperature—wise, coolish air across the north of the uk, with temperatures between around 13 and 16 celsius. but, further south, well, the temperatures still into the low 20s. 22, 23 degrees, something like that around the london area. now, through tuesday night, we're going to see that weather front have a pulse of energy running along it, and that will push the rain back northwards, back into north—west england, back into the north of wales. that's where it starts the day on wednesday. and then wednesday, the rain will very slowly trickle its way southwards, where it will become confined to southern counties of england to take us into wednesday afternoon. so it'll stay quite dull and damp across these southern areas, with the rain perhaps even a bit slower to clear than this. and temperature—wise, 16 degrees in london. so those temperatures around seven degrees lower. it is going to be a much colder—feeling day in the south, particularly on wednesday. the rest of the week se

the day we will see outbreaks of rain pushing southwards across wales, quite murky through the bristol channels with temperatures around 13 and 16 degrees celsius, further south, temperatures still into the low 20s — 22, 23 degrees, something like that around london. through tuesday night, we will see that weather front have a pulse of energy running along it, pushing the rain back northwards into north—west england into the north—west of wales and that is where it starts the day on wednesday. on wednesday, the rain will start very slowly trickling its way southwards, where it will be confined to southern counties of england to take us into wednesday afternoon. it will stay dull and damp across the southern areas with the rain a bit slower to clear than this. temperature—wise, 16 degrees in london, temperatures around seven degrees. it will be a much colder feeling day in the south, particularly on wednesday. the rest of the week sees a bit more sunshine in the south, temperatures tend to recover but the north—west will see further showers from time to time. that is your weather. welcome to new

the day we'll see outbreaks of rain pushing southwards across wales, quite murky through the bristol channelerature—wise, coolish air across the north of the uk, with temperatures between around 13 and 16 celsius. but, further south, well, the temperatures still into the low 20s. 22, 23 degrees, something like that around the london area. now, through tuesday night, we're going to see that weather front have a pulse of energy running along it, and that will push the rain back northwards, back into north—west england, back into the north of wales. that's where it starts the day on wednesday. and then wednesday, the rain will very slowly trickle its way southwards, where it will become confined to southern counties of england to take us into wednesday afternoon. so it'll stay quite dull and damp across these southern areas, with the rain perhaps even a bit slower to clear than this. and temperature—wise, 16 degrees in london. so those temperatures around seven degrees lower. it is going to be a much colder—feeling day in the south, particularly on wednesday. the rest of the week sees a bit mor

but further south we have some sunshine through the bristol channel and afterwards lincolnshire, anywhere and east of that we keep the sunshine. make the most of it as it is not going to last throughout the week and overnight tonight we continue to see the rain gathering in intensity and the wind strengthening. gale force on exposed coasts of scotland. so tuesday morning in more detail, cloud and rain across the northern isles, still pretty windy with gusts still close to a0 miles an hour. some sunshine across the scottish borders and northern ireland but heavy rain across north—west england first thing. so again the far south—east you start off dry with sunshine, it should stay dry for much of the day. behind that cooler and pressure conditions and still a scattering of showers. we're starting to see some cooler tones coming in to the far north—west, temperatures stuck just coming in to the far north—west, temperatures stuckjust in the mid—teens. warmer down in the south. but the weather front is still with us, still stretching right out into the atlantic and that meanders a bit overnigh

the day we will see outbreaks of rain pushing southwards across wales, quite murky through the bristol channelsuk with temperatures around 13 and 16 celsius, further south temperatures still into the low 20s, 22, 20 three degrees, something like that around london. through tuesday night, we will seek that weather front have a pulse of energy running along, pushing the rein back northwards into north—west england into the north—west of wales and that is where it a day on wednesday. 0n wednesday the rain will start very slowly trickling its way southwards where it will be confined to southern counties of england to take us southern counties of england to take us into wednesday afternoon. it was a goal and down across the southern areas with the rein bit slower to clear the list. temperature wise, 16 degrees in london, averages around seven degrees. it will be a much colder feeling day in the south of particulate on wednesday. the rest of the week sees a bit more sunshine in the south, which is seen to recover but the north—west will see further showers from time to time. that is your weather. i‘m

spot of drizzle over the south but generally we will see some rain drizzle across wales into the bristol channelain, but it is here where we will have the high—temperature is. 22 and 23, further north, 15 in edinburgh and blustery showers working into western scotland and it could be thundery. through tuesday evening overnight, a pulse of energy working along a massive front and that which is the rain northwards back into northern england, back into wales, a case of deja vu on wednesday with the rain falling in the same areas. that weather front will trickle its way southwards with the rain eventually becoming confined to southern counties of england. the afternoon it could be a little slower to clear. further north, some sunshine, a few showers for western scotland, temperatures coming down. 16 degrees in london, a drop of 17 degrees between tuesday and wednesday. it will feel noticeably colder and a cool night will follow. to the rest of the week, to which is recovering in the south with the threat of further rain in the north—west. that is your weather. this is the business briefing. i'm sall

the day we'll see outbreaks of rain pushing southwards across wales, quite murky through the bristol channelh air across the north of the uk, with temperatures between around 13 and 16 celsius. but, further south, well, the temperatures still into the low 20s. 22, 20 three degrees, something like that around the london area. now, through tuesday night, we're going to see that weather front have a pulse of energy running along it, and that will push the rain back northwards, back into north—west england, back into the north of wales. that's where it starts the day on wednesday, and then wednesday, the rain will very slowly trickle its way southwards, where it will become confined to southern counties of england to take us into wednesday afternoon. so it will stay quite dull and damp across these southern areas, with the rain perhaps even a bit slower to clear than this. and temperature—wise, 16 degrees in london. so those temperatures around seven degrees lower. it is going to be a much colder—feeling day in the south, particularly on wednesday. the rest of the week sees a bit more sunshine i

the rain moving south into the south midlands, bristol channel area, towards norfolk, to the south ofnd, could reach 60 miles an hour across the north west of scotland. temperatures for many about 15—18d, holding onto the ones in the far south at 23. overnight tonight, the rain continuing across the south, more showers pushing into northern and central areas overnight, still quite gusty conditions especially in the north. temperatures similar to last night across southern parts, in clearing skies, it will be a chilly start to wednesday. during wednesday this weather front, cold, start to wednesday. during wednesday this weatherfront, cold, producing cloud and rain, the boundary between the warm and cooler air to the north, at cooler air will continue to bring in some showers in the west of scotland, sunny spells were many parts of the uk on wednesday, just the far south remaining quite cloudy, some rain at times in the south—east. much cooler, fresher feel with temperatures reaching 16 degrees, temperatures elsewhere 15-17d. into degrees, temperatures elsewhere 15—17d. into wednesday

the day we'll see outbreaks of rain pushing southwards across wales, quite murky through the bristol channelolish air across the north of the uk, with temperatures between around 13 and 16 celsius. but, further south, well, the temperatures still into the low 20s. 22, 23 degrees, something like that around the london area. now, through tuesday night, we're going to see that weather front have a pulse of energy running along it, and that will push the rain back northwards, back into north—west england, back into the north of wales. that's where it starts the day on wednesday, and then wednesday, the rain will very slowly trickle its way southwards, where it will become confined to southern counties of england to take us into wednesday afternoon. so it'll stay quite dull and damp across these southern areas, with the rain perhaps even a bit slower to clear than this. and temperature—wise, 16 degrees in london. so those temperatures around seven degrees lower. it is going to be a much colder—feeling day in the south, particularly on wednesday. the rest of the week sees a bit more sunshine in th

cloud developing towards the bristol channel.

nuclear facility being dumped into the sea was from the point being traced and released into the bristol channel they involve a records a legal challenges on the way. not far from the welsh coast environmental activists keep a close eye on a huge belgian registered ship we make here and sixty four feet outside the. it's come from a nuclear plant that's being built on the coast of somerset england and campaigners say the mud it's dumping at sea could contain dangerous radioactive materials they also say it's dropping its load outside a designated dumping area which lies less than two kilometers offshore the campaign is a legal battle in the courts is still going on but they failed to get an injunction imposed and that means that ships like this can carry on dredging and dumping off the wells coast on an almost daily basis. french energy giant e.t.f. along with a chinese partner is building a nuclear power plant known as point c next to two existing facilities the new plant should begin generating electricity in twenty twenty five and the company says the dredging will allow six huge vertical shaf

the day we'll see outbreaks of rain pushing southwards across wales, quite murky through the bristol channeln scotland as well. temperature—wise, coolish air across the north of the uk, with temperatures between around 13 and 16 celsius. but, further south, well, the temperatures still into the low 20s. 22, 23 degrees, something like that around the london area. now, through tuesday night, we're going to see that weather front have a pulse of energy running along it, and that will push the rain back northwards, back into north—west england, back into the north of wales. that's where it starts the day on wednesday. and then wednesday, the rain will very slowly trickle its way southwards, where it will become confined to southern counties of england to take us into wednesday afternoon. so it'll stay quite dull and damp across these southern areas, with the rain perhaps even a bit slower to clear than this. and temperature—wise, 16 degrees in london. so those temperatures around seven degrees lower. it is going to be a much colder—feeling day in the south, particularly on wednesday. the rest of

has already begun with waste from the hinkley point plant being drenched and released into the bristol channel there's no reports of legal challenges on the way. not far from the welsh coast environmental activists keep a close saw on a huge belgian registered ship we make in six to four feet outside the. it's come from a nuclear plant that's being built on the coast of somerset in england and campaigners say the mud it's dumping at sea could contain dangerous radioactive materials they also say it's dropping its load outside a designated dumping area which lies less than two kilometers off shore the campaign is legal bottle in the courts is still going on but they failed to get an injunction imposed on that means that ships like this can carry on the dredging and dumping off the wells coast on an almost daily basis. french energy giant e.t.f. along with a chinese partner is building a nuclear power plant known as hinchliffe point c next to two existing facilities the new plant should begin generating electricity in twenty twenty five and the company says the dredging will allow six huge verti

will be windy, fairly breezy across being this channel and when we lose the weather front taking the cloud and drizzle, the sun will come out across kent, bristolures. 0n what we're seeing today with those high temperatures. on saturday, a bit more cloud around with a weather front coming in across the north—west, producing rain, and we could see some showers ahead of it. dry weather in much of england and wales, still with sunshine, but again feeling that bit cooler. a frosty start to the day on saturday, though. 0n frosty start to the day on saturday, though. on sunday, more cloud around again, showery rain in the north and west of scotland and a few showers further south are possible from the thicker cloud. temperatures, 11 to around 17. carol, thanks very much. doesn't look bad at all. let's have a look at the papers now. the mailjoins many other papers in leading on the revelation that one of two suspects in the salisbury nerve agent poisoning has been identified as a russian intelligence officer and former russian war hero. the mirror claims president vladimir putin gave the suspect a medalfor service. they have a picture ofjodie whittake