i camborne, tell me why you were doing it? ., ., , .., , camborne, tell me why you were doing it?cause a lot of peeple struggle _ it? i am doing it because a lot of people struggle to _ it? i am doing it because a lot of people struggle to feed - it? i am doing it because a lot of. people struggle to feed themselves these days and i think that is really sad. we are in times where things, prices of things a going up, fuel, food, heating. so ijust cannot see children are specifically go hungry but it's when you hear about the children damning stories of children they go to bed hungry and then they have to go to education or their school meals are their only food, that really upsets me. it's my part to give back. mine and my family is part to give back. just so they can at least get a meal. ., , ., just so they can at least get a meal. . , ., ., meal. that is the main thing. you haven't had _ meal. that is the main thing. you haven't had to _ meal. that is the main thing. you haven't had to even _ meal. that is the main thing. you haven't had to even use _ meal. that is the main thin

tamsin melville, bbc spotlight, camborne. fine weather. the sunshine has held on for many southern areas, but it's been a very different story. scotland and northern ireland have had some wet and windy weather. it's now moving its way in across northern and western parts of england and wales and that progress south east will continue through the night. a little bit of transient fog ahead of the system, but the chilliest weather will be further north and west compared with last night with temperatures in the glens down to three orfour degrees celsius. in contrast, a milder night come in the south, but quite wet, potentially quite blustery through the rush hour across parts of east anglia in the southeast. before that clears away that weather system, a scattering of showers following to the north and west and throughout the rest of the night into tomorrow. it will be windy across northern scotland. some local gales here blowing the showers in and just tempering the feel of the day. 11 and 12 on that north westerly and further s

and you will be handing these out in camborne, tell me why you were doing it?n times where things, prices of things a going up, fuel, food, heating. so ijust cannot see children are specifically go hungry but it's when you hear about the children damning stories of children they go to bed hungry and then they have to go to education or their school meals are their only food, that really upsets me. it's my part to give back. mine and my family is part to give back. just so they can at least get a meal. that is the main thing. you haven't had to even use your oven to prepare it and use the electricity but you know you have home—cooked wholesome food and that isjust really nice and just the fact that someone is giving something back makes you feel nice in this time. mikejosh says he is now planning to do this around once a month. now it's time for a look at the weather with helen willets. sunday's weather has been a tale of two halves the sunshine has held on for many in southern areas sunshine is held on for many southern areas, scotland and northern ireland have

i'm joined now by george eustice, conservative mp for camborne and redruth.sunak— rishi sunak, i believe, why? well, i think rishi sunak has _ rishi sunak, i believe, why? well, i think rishi sunak has got _ rishi sunak, i believe, why? well, i think rishi sunak has got the i think rishi sunak has got the judgment that we need in a prime minister during these quite difficult times. he's got experience of the economy, i think, a lot of these warnings that were made during these warnings that were made during the last conservative leadership contest about the risks of underfunded tax promises and borrowing more money when the international markets are quite fragile proved to be completely right. and ijust think to get through these difficult times, we need someone who is calm and do as thejudgment to get need someone who is calm and do as the judgment to get these decisions right. i think rishi sunak has demonstrated he can do that and he's got the experience having been in cabinet and got the experience having been in cabinetand in got the experience having be

you can see northern ireland, temperatures in the last ever have been around freezing but in cambornedually thin and left on for most of us we are looking at some hazy sunshine through the afternoon, low cloud coming in off the north sea across north—east england and eastern scotland. we could catch the odd shower across devon and cornwall. temperature wise we have a range of nine in lerwick to 20 in st helier. overnight the cloud coming in from the north sea fishes further west becoming more extensive, a band of showery rain, some of which will be thundery and pushing northwards. temperature wise under this, it will be quite mild, chilly elsewhere. tomorrow, we continue with rain moving up the western side of the country, not getting into western scotland, fairly cloudy for the rest of scotland and northern england, but the sun will come out further and here have temperatures up to 22 in st helier. you're watching bbc news. sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's holly. representatives from the rfu and premiership rugby are to be questioned by mps next month.