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and the blue wall, in cambridgeshire and the cotswolds, stockport and surrey, hampshire and hertfordshireice forjobs, the environment. and young people. and in scotland where the liberal opposition to nationalism can make all the difference between the break—up of our country and its salvation. we have an excellent leader in alex cole—hamilton. alex, picking up their but on from the brilliant willie rennie and breathing new hope into scottish politics. with nationalists and government in scotland and england, getting more liberal democrats elected to stand up liberal democrats elected to stand up for our liberal democrats elected to stand upfor our union, for our liberal democrats elected to stand up for our union, for ourfamily liberal democrats elected to stand up for our union, for our family of nations, has never been more crucial. and as we work tirelessly to repeat victory is like chesham and amersham, let's not forget paddy's advice, to focus on the battle of ideas. we must show people we have the new bold ideas that the country needs. we must rediscover the confidence of the liber

very different outlook at the moment, this was cambridgeshire a couple of hours ago with plenty of sunshineenty of warm sunshine and dry weather over the coming few days, although at this time of the year there will be some fog lingering through the rush—hour. and it is not all plain sailing, we do have this weather front across thailand. this was yesterday's rain, that is moving away to scandinavia. —— across scotland and northern ireland. this is the satellite picture. for the vast majority, plenty of sunshine. some cloud still in central and eastern england closer to the area of low pressure from yesterday, but it is still warm, with bright or sunny spells. just a few showers on this weather front. sunny spells. just a few showers on this weatherfront. it sunny spells. just a few showers on this weather front. it is another warm day where you had the sunshine yesterday, and it is warmer where we had the rain, certainly compared with yesterday. this evening and overnight, the weather front moves eastwards, intensifying the showers, particularly for the northern half of scotland. elsewhere

titles which for daily titles, we cover east anglia, the southwest, herts the southwest, herts and cambridgeshirecal titles in london. and if there is a london—centric view in the media world, how much damage do you say that does to what you are trying to do and indeed to the coverage of the uk as effectively as it could be done? i think to say it does damage is slightly strong. what's missing is that local voice. i mentioned the nhs as one of our lead stories, we talked about the nhs over the last 18 months. when we talk about the nhs we are talking our friends, families, our neighbours. we're talking about 12,000 people that will be impacted that we know. so when we talk about a story in a local newspaper a wonderful quote we had from a reader recently was actually the reason they like new local news is because we learned two or three things we didn't know about the community and how the national agenda is impacting us. but we also see two or three faces that we do know. so it brings it to life. and i think more than that, it allows people to have that voice. i think damage is too far. but i th

this is the picture taken by one of our weather watchers in cambridgeshire recently.for scotland, but the breeze is tending to ease out through the rest of today and there will be a mix of sunny spells for many areas and just a few showers around as well. the showers will be courtesy of a couple of weather fronts we have here which are slipping their way gradually further south, both quite weak affairs, so just the odd spot of rain, particularly for northern and western parts of scotland. also just the chance of one or two showers further south as we head into the evening hours as well, but most areas, things are looking dry. clear spells through this evening and overnight the cloud tending to build in from the north—west. the breeze also picking up too with a a few splashes of rain for northern ireland and western scotland first thing tomorrow morning. further south and east though there are clearer skies. a little bit cooler and fresher, temperatures down into single figures in the countryside. but to start off your day on friday, still some sunshine around for much

some in this walking group from cambridgeshire will get them next week.hey should take it. no ifs or buts, have it. i do get annoyed with people that are in hospital, taking up hospital beds, and they haven't had anyjabs. the government's plan a for england is to push on with vaccinations. plan b, involving new measures, would only kick in if the nhs came under extreme pressure. some argue that might happen sooner rather than later. hugh pym, bbc news. the chairman of the prince of wales's educational charity, the prince's foundation, has resigned amidst concern over potential "rogue activity". douglas connell, who has been in the role since march, said he should accept responsibility "if it appears that serious misconduct may have taken place". recent newspaper reports alleged the charity had accepted £100,000 from a russian donor who was later promised a meeting with the prince. four men have been arrested in the londonderry area by police investigating the murder of thejournalist, lyra mckee. she was shot dead by dissident republicans in april 2019, as

sian griffiths, education editor at the sunday times and richard duggan, editor of essex live & cambridgeshiree news websites. tomorrow's front pages, starting with... let's look through a few more papers since — that came in since we last spoke. problems at the petrol pumps could last for another month — that's the warning from industry figures in the times, despite things appearing to improve. not improving fast enough though, according to the daily star, which has pictures of apparent confrontations between drivers waiting to fill up. the daily express claims the government is working on �*urgent plans�* to get more hgv drivers and avoid what it calls a christmas crisis. labour will recruit thousands of new teachers, according to the daily mirror splash. the guardian also leads with a preview of keir starmer�*s speech to the labour party conference, and reports he'll put mental health at the core of his pitch. the daily telegraph says french authorities are accusing the uk of rejecting three—quarters of their applications to fish in waters around britain, and claims they're considering �*re

some in this walking group in cambridgeshire will get them next week.he age to have it, they should take it. no ifs or buts, have it. i do get annoyed with people that are in hospital, taking up hospital beds, and they haven't had anyjabs. the government's plan a for england is to push on with vaccinations. plan b, involving new measures, would only kick in if the nhs came under extreme pressure. some argue that might happen sooner rather than later. hugh pym, bbc news. much more coming up including more analysis on today's wide—ranging reshuffle. now it's time for a look at the weather with susan powell. hello. in the coming days, the weather will continue with a rather gentle slide into autumn. the days are becoming shorter, the leaves are beginning to show something of a tint, but there's nothing too dramatic to come in terms of strong winds to start taking them off the trees just yet or any especially heavy rain in the short term. if anything, i think some decent spells of sunshine in the next few days. but one taste of autumn i think that we will s

griffiths, education editor at the sunday times, and richard duggan, editor of the essex live and cambridgeshirermer, says winning a general election is more important than party unity. speaking during a turbulent conference which has already included the resignation of a shadow cabinet member, he said labour is a broad church and there will always be disagreements. but he added the party should get behind his leadership and focus on winning a general election. he has been speaking to our political editor, laura kuenssberg, in brighton who began by asking him what he would do to fix the issues facing the country right now, if he were in number ten. look right, left, then right again may be. keir starmer is changing the labour direction but there are many protests where he is going. is he now in charge?— protests where he is going. is he now in charge? protests where he is going. is he now in charae? ~ , , ~ �* ., now in charge? absolutely. we've had three da s now in charge? absolutely. we've had three days of — now in charge? absolutely. we've had three days of build _ now in charge? absolutely

here in cambridgeshire, temperatures reached 25 degrees.ill find mist and pasty followed by the morning. that will tend to lift and we will find those showers developing through the day and becoming more widespread into the afternoon. this time, if you are showers for wales in the southwest, but many more showers for eastern parts of england. we are still looking at temperatures reaching 23 or 24 degrees. not bad for this time of year. as we head into the weekend, two things will happen. it will become drier. that will start to drop the temperatures from the northwest. we start the weekend with some rain in northern most parts of scotland, but elsewhere, fewer lighter showers and many places will be dry. much of the way of sunshine, and those temperatures are starting to drop away in scotland and northern ireland. still quite warm towards more southern and eastern parts of england, highs of 23 celsius. the rain has gone from northern scotland. many parts of the country will be dry with a lot of cloud. this looks like it will stay away, but

activists at a facility in cambridgeshire, which breeds and sells beagles for medical research, haven legally breeds beagles for medical research, but for more than two months, it�*s been blockaded by animal—rights activists after this secret filming was shared online of puppies being crated up and sent to contract testing laboratories. it shows no evidence of mistreatment. polly has been sleeping here on the roadside since day one. i said to everybody, i�*m staying over, i�*m staying over. so i went home and got my van. and in the meantime, two vans went in to the puppies, so after that, every day built up to a week and then another week and then a month. it�*s a cause. we can�*t take vivisection. the beagles are marketed as germ—free and are reared entirely in large sheds. none of the workers we saw were prepared to talk to us. protesters say they have the support of the local community, but evidently, not everyone. do you know, yeah, my dad started work at six o'clock one night last week and he actually got home at one o'clock in the afternoon because they were not allowed out of

this behind me was cambridgeshire earlier on today.agh first thing. it is a dry and bright day with warm sunshine. the fly in the intent is this rain towards tea—time, but for many, warm again, 19 - 20 tea—time, but for many, warm again, 19 — 20 three celsius. the weather front stalls so an east—west split at the moment, eastern areas murky to start with but picking up the breeze, so perhaps not as much mist and fog for the north. quite heavy rain at times across scotland and wales, and a warm note still relatively warm, 2120 do with the southerly breeze. into the weekend, have more uncertainty because the weather front gets slowed down with various bumps of cloud and rain running along it. it is where those areas of rain are where we will see the wetter weather. if you have plans this weekend, please do stay tuned to the forecast. a long—predicted cabinet reshuffle is under way this lunchtime. who's in and who's out? downing street says the prime minister wants a "strong and united team" to focus on levelling up the whole country and

some sunshine in cambridgeshire, warmth to come over the south and east.herly breeze temperatures will start to climb. further north and west, top temperatures not quite as one, highest values of 24. that is it, enjoy your weekend. hello, this is bbc news. i'm luxmy gopal. the headlines... the government's scientific advisers say the benefit of vaccinating healthy 12—15 year—olds would only show a "marginal gain." the foreign secretary, dominic raab, holds talks in pakistan where more than three million afghan refugees are already living. police shoot dead a violent extremist who stabbed and injured six people in new zealand. ministers consider raising national insurance to fund social care reform, despite a conservative election promise not to increase taxes. at least 45 people are now known to have been killed in devastating flash floods in the north—east of the united states. and football's world governing body, fifa, investigates last night's events in hungary where england players were racially abused during their 4—0 win. sport and for a full round u

this is the picture taken by one of our weather watchers in cambridgeshire recently.ide. but to start off your day on friday, still some sunshine around for much of southern and eastern england. eastern scotland also seeing some sunshine through the day. elsewhere, a fair amount of cloud and with that westerly breeze, just a few showers coming into western scotland, perhaps north wales, north—west england seeing a few of those showers too. but in the sunshine towards the south and east, 23, possibly 24 degrees, so temperatures are still doing very well for this stage in september. we have the breeze coming in from a south—westerly direction, and as we head in into the weekend, that will still be very much the picture. a largely dry day for many of us on saturday. we have got a few splashes of rain for perhaps the north of scotland and perhaps one or two showers coming in from the south—west to south wales as well, but most places looking dry. temperatures up to 21 or 22 degrees on saturday. a similar day for many of us on sunday, again predominantly dry with some spel

this is the picture, the sun is rising in cambridgeshire, but there is some rain in the forecast todayto surface waterflooding. but most places looking drier and brighter into the afternoon. not quite as warm as it has been over recent days. we will keep it in south anglia but elsewhere clear skies and a bit of a colder night than we have seen recently, not quite as warm and humid. into monday we still have high pressure down towards the south—west, trying to move its way and so that could keep the weather front at bay at least for the first part of the working week. monday looking drier with perhaps a few showers across parts of eastern england with the weather front lingering around as well thought of it won't be quite as warm as it has been but are largely dry start of the new working week. things turning more autumnal as we head through the second half of the week. rogerand nina. head through the second half of the week. roger and nina.— week. roger and nina. thanks very much, week. roger and nina. thanks very much. sarah- _ week. roger and nina. thanks very much, sarah. speak— wee

this was cambridgeshire yesterday, where we had missed a month worth of rainfall, also parts of the isridge of high pressure. the low pressure that brought yesterday's raine has moved out into the north sea. this weak weather front, here, cloudy skies and outbreaks of showery rain, with some brighter skies in between. but the vast majority will have drier, brighter weather, still some patchy cloud around eastern scotland and eastern england but some good spells of sunshine as well, and it feels warmer, particularly where we have the rain yesterday and the overcast conditions, 20, 20 two celsius, and the evening still sees their showers continuing in northern and eastern areas on that weather front moving its way through, clearing away. then we will probably have more clear sky last night to start, so temperatures will dip a little lower and there clear skies will be filled in with mist and low cloud, and again some patchy fog for the rush hour. at this time of year as we get the azores high building in, or high pressure generally speaking with the lengthening nights, it will mean that

a typical scene across cambridgeshire where we saw close to a month's whatever in full in the space ofhart for today. explain what is going on. this is the weather system which brought all that rain yesterday in eastern england. it is heading off towards denmark. this weather front draped across parts of scotland and northern ireland. thicker cloud, patchy rain and drizzle. a few showers in the north—east of scotland this morning. rain nor the sting then. it will brighten up as we go through the day. a much brighter day in the east. mist and fog clears elsewhere. the odd heavy shower in eastern scotland. west of scotland and northern ireland always that little bit cloudier. temperatures today, not too bad for this time of the year. 17 to 22 degrees. this evening and overnight further outbreaks of rain the far north of scotland. confined to orkney and shetland. the yard shower for northern england as we head into tomorrow morning. clear skies elsewhere. mist and fog patches possible. fresherthan elsewhere. mist and fog patches possible. fresher than recent nights. temperatures in double