don't that cardiff.nt the people's you want to join the people's panel week, go panel next week, go to gbnews.com slash panel. gbnews.com forward slash panel. now you must stay tuned. i can't stress more because it stress this more because it really fascinating really is a fascinating interview. was drinking interview. he was drinking 12 pints serving as pints a night while serving as an mp in parliament. he was suspended from commons for suspended from the commons for five drunken, foul five days for drunken, foul mouthed junior mouthed abuse of a junior staffer and for racially abusing a journalist. but labour mp neil coyle has turned his life around and has now gone 500 days sober. you'll be able to hear my interview with him just after the weather. don't go anywhere . the weather. don't go anywhere. that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello there. i'm jonathan vautrey here with your gb news weather forecast provided by the met of

, lot people in cardiff, a lot of people in cardiff, a lot of people in cardiff working in financialgest employer country and all employer in this country and all i can say is there is a lot, lot more to be done. we have not seized the opportunity here that was given us by that brexit referenda. adam small steps in the right direction but more needed. your thoughts ? needed. your thoughts? >> yes, it's a huge concern when you know when we've got large numbers of companies and you know, clearly we need to be thinking about our future in terms of engineering and defence and our energy supply and our own companies, our own british companies are having difficulty financing because their low financing because of their low their low share value, because our money is not being invested by our but not by all, but some of our institutions. and we're into a vicious circle of decline unless we can arrest that. >> if we become more competitive, we become more attractive, more money gets invested . stephen, i'm going to invested. stephen, i'm going to have on, but thank have to move on, but thank

this is a former drug dealerfrom cardiff who watching.om cardiff who was hooked on heroin from the age of 14. he also took bills, and so diazepam is but not the ones from the doctor, for quantity purchased on the street and online. they are often called benzos and they are sedatives. you may know them by the name of diazepam, valium xanax and there are concerns that people are increasingly purchasing them online, thinking they are getting legitimate pharmaceutical products. the latest figures suggest there were 61 drug deaths in wales involving benzo, up from previous numbers.- involving benzo, up from previous numbers. the problem with all of _ previous numbers. the problem with all of these _ previous numbers. the problem with all of these drugs, - previous numbers. the problem with all of these drugs, they - with all of these drugs, they are not real.— with all of these drugs, they are not real. testing done here at this laboratory _ are not real. testing done here at this laboratory has _ are not real. testing done here at this labora

, lot people in cardiff, a lot of people in cardiff, a lot of people in cardiff working in financial is the biggest employer country and all employer in this country and all i can say is there is a lot, lot more to be done. we have not seized the opportunity here that was given us by that brexit referenda. adam small steps in the right direction but more needed. your thoughts ? needed. your thoughts? >> yes, it's a huge concern when you know when we've got large numbers of companies and you know, clearly we need to be thinking about our future in terms of engineering and defence and our energy supply and our own companies, our own british companies are having difficulty financing because their low financing because of their low their low share value, because our money is not being invested by our but not by all, but some of our institutions. and we're into a vicious circle of decline unless we can arrest that. >> if we become more competitive, we become more attractive, more money gets invested . stephen, i'm going to invested. stephen, i'm going to have on, but you have to move on,

the midfielder left cardiff to join arsenal in 2008.ionship club today and is said to be eager to move home to south wales with his family. ramsey is available on a free transfer after his contract at nice expired last month. and everton have announced the signing of ashley young. he was free after leaving aston villa. the former england international is sean dyche's first signing, joining on a one year deal and hasjoined up with the squad on their preseason training camp in switzerland. now to paris, where great britain are on the hunt for more medals to add to their tally at the world para—athletics championships after hollie arnold won her fifth f46 javelin title in a row yesterday. all eyes are on hannah cockroft. rachel latham is there. this morning saw hannah cockroft break the championship record in the 100 metres heat. this sets up nicely for this evening's final. she has held the title in this event for the last 12 years. but she is still looking very comfortable ahead of the rest of the field. her closest competition will come

and we also have paul hawkins, our national reporter down in cardiff us the next few cardiff for us overurs covering this story for us. so we will be right across the story here on gb news today. >> 6:18 o'clock on this thursday morning. an update of the rest of today's top stories . of today's top stories. >> the cabinet office is to learn the outcome of its legal challenge to the covid 19 inquiry's request for boris johnson's unredacted whatsapp messages. the cabinet office has refused to provide the documents , arguing the crest is so broad that it's bound to catch irrelevant material . irrelevant material. >> the king and queen are to view a tapestry telling the story of scotland today, including a new panel commemorating their visit and the coronation the tapestry charts millions of years of scottish history through 160 panels and stitched by 1000 stitches from communities across scotland . scotland. >> more than a quarter of uk adults have never boiled an egg and don't know how to, according to a report by waitrose . gosh, to a report by waitrose. gosh, the survey also found 40% of

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he signed a contract with a cardiff, but he did not sign with him alone offensive in the club academyonya's little son who knows, maybe they will play together years later, and for the main team, although the 32-year-old. anu. for this you need to try hard. oh what a cute boy. we wish you his victories, true, here is a good good sports, career. children, apparently, always win-win stories, yes sports news. and it was loud enough at the russian football super cup, which gathered in kazan full house zenit defeated cska in a dramatic penalty shootout and strengthened its status as the main russian club modernity. well, where without zenit fan sergei shnurov, he shared the joy of the players of his native team in the locker room. at the most interesting place, by the way, the composition ended. who knows someone knows her. i don't know, i can only guess what he was doing on the table. she does not show up to this left intrigue. i carefully mounted everything here, because it’s no longer possible, and they’re just a champagne lifestyle, and we have a morning one, yes. we didn't see it, the

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right >> no, love cardiff. >> no, i love cardiff. >> no, i love cardiff. >> i genuinely. >> i genuinelyould cosy with vorderman. cosy up with vorderman. >> night out in cardiff. >> wild night out in cardiff. >> wild night out in cardiff. >> well, anyway, she's >> okay, well, anyway, so she's in wales . she goes to >> okay, well, anyway, so she's in wales. she goes to bbc in bbc wales. she goes to bbc wales. suddenly imagine that a combination wales and the combination of wales and the bbc. and she does a show for them and suddenly she's become some loony leftie . some loony leftie. >> yeah, indeed. >> yeah, indeed. >> and my point is , look, go >> and my point is, look, go down the maitlis route, if that's what you want. go on and become hyperpartisan borders and retweet all of these crazy conspiracy theories . do that if conspiracy theories. do that if you want, but give up your show on the bbc because you are undermining. >> you are public her. >> you are public her. >> her issue is she's being funded by all of us. and we'll say that it doesn't look like it in the polls right now, but

pre-team meetings this morning, manchester united defeated manchester united 2015 and chelsea defeated cardiff in other important matches. in this game, mehdi taremi scored a goal against feyenoord in the 52nd minute of the third. the positives and negatives of the contract cap law for premier league clubs to the problems of the player cycle in iranian football , the most important topics of last night's program, football magazine. last night's football magazine hotly debated the ceiling and contracts of premier league clubs. respect the club's law. these ceilings are very good. we say, sir, they will go around when the door hits well. i have to go around. if i don't go around, no one can go around. ceo of naft abadan, with the quality of the premier league for the past few years. iran's football for several years, which in my opinion does not have the necessary quality . there is no difference between the established players and the players who are just starting. the young players who come and where they are placed to play mentally. pay attention to this player and get paid easily you can see

this is vinnie from cardiff, a former drug dealer who was hooked on heroin from the age of 1a.ones from the doctor, fake ones he bought on the street and online. the drugs are sedatives, you might know them by their names valium, diazepam and xanax. and there are concerns that people increasingly buy them on loan thinking they are getting legitimate pharmaceutical products. the latest figures suggest they were 61 drug deaths in wales involving these drugs in 2021, up from 35 in 2020. it is something that drugs charities are concerned about. , ., , ., about. the problem with all these drugs, _ about. the problem with all these drugs, they _ about. the problem with all these drugs, they are - about. the problem with all these drugs, they are not i about. the problem with all. these drugs, they are not real. testing in this lab by public health wales has found many drugs bought online are often not what they claim to be. in the last year, two out of every five samples tested contain something different to what they were sold as. vinnie has now turned his life around and has been c

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. sparking rioting in cardiff.your news. you're up to date on tv online, dab+ radio and the tunein app . this is gb and the tunein app. this is gb news, the people's . news, the people's. channel thanks for that. >> polly found that story about oceangate absolutely fascinating that they're only just suspended operations you were sitting operations if you were sitting at home previously thinking, do you know what i want to do? i want to get in a tin can and i want to get in a tin can and i want to get in a tin can and i want to go and see the remains of the titanic. i bet after what happened, you wouldn't be thinking would you? so thinking that now, would you? so i'm it's taken them i'm surprised it's taken them quite long suspend quite this long to suspend operations. thought operations. i would have thought there would have there client base would have perhaps dried up within seconds, but missing something but maybe i'm missing something anyway. i'm michelle dewberry and until and i'm with you until 7:00 tonight.

this is vinny from cardiff. a former drug dealer, he was on heroin from the age of 14.nzo diazepam not once from his doctor, vagrancy report of the street and on line. the drugs, often called benzos our sedatives. you might know there were other names of diazepam, valium and xanax on there are concerns people are increasingly buying them on—line, thinking they are getting legitimate products. the latest statistics suggest there were 61 drug deaths in wales involving these drugs in 2021 up from 2020 and something drugs charities are concerned about. , ., , ., about. the problem with all these drugs, _ about. the problem with all these drugs, they _ about. the problem with all these drugs, they are - about. the problem with all these drugs, they are not i about. the problem with all. these drugs, they are not real. testing done. this lab run by public health wales reveals many drugs bought on line are often not what they claim to be. in the last year, two of every five samples they tested contain something different to what they were sold as. vinny has now turned his life

scattered showers, and still this rather cool regime. 16 degrees in aberdeen, 20 for london, for cardiff, it looks like our next weather system will be pushing in from the west, again, this could bring quite a lot of rain in places. strengthening winds, temperatures around 16 to 20 degrees at best. so, what hope of a change in this pattern later in the week into next weekend? really, as far as the eye can see, it's a procession of weather systems pushing in from the atlantic. areas of low pressure, bouts of rain, perhaps some strong winds at times and, broadly speaking, some relatively cool conditions with any heat kept well away towards the south of europe. so, as we look towards the end of next week and into the following weekend, you can see further rain at times, some dry interludes and temperatures broadly below par for the time of year. that's all from me. bye— bye. live from london, this is bbc news.

this is vinnie from cardiff. a former drug dealer, he was hooked on heroin from the age of 1a.he street and online. the drugs, often called benzos, are sedatives. you might know them by the names diazepam, valium or xanax, and there are concerns that people are increasingly buying them online thinking they're getting legitimate pharmaceutical products. the latest figures suggest there were six drug deaths in wales involving benzodiazepines in 2021 and 35 in 2020, and it's something that drugs charities are concerned about. the problem with all these drugs, they're not real. testing done here at this lab run by public health wales has found that many drugs bought online are often not what they claim to be. in the last year, two in every five samples they tested contained something different to what they were sold as. vinnie has now turned his life around and has been clean of drugs for five years. then he hopes by speaking out, he can make more people realise vinnie hopes by speaking out, he can make more people realise the dangers of drugs and of buying them online. for more st

outbreaks of rain at times will be quite heavy, but it is going to be a very warm night, 17 in cardifff scotland where the skies will be clearer. and then monday is going to be overall an overcast day, some sunny spells, too, but it will be very blustery, rain at times. if you're popping out during the day, take a brolly, it really could rain almost at any time during the course of the afternoon. sunny spells, i think, most likely across some southern and southwestern parts of the country. but remember, that wind will be noticeable and that's how monday evening is looking as well, a lot of cloud with outbreaks of rain. and tuesday, a bit of a lull in the weather. yes, a few showers in the forecast and yes, more weather systems coming our way. but we're ahead of that weather system, in between weather fronts, if you like. so i think it'll feel a little bit warmer and there'll be some sunshine. and then on wednesday and into thursday, another low pressure sweeps across us, delivering a northerly wind eventually, which will make it feel pretty cool. in fact, temperatures — look at that in

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and plymouth. 0n 20 for london, the cardiff and plymouth.t. so what hope of a change in this pattern? later in the week into next weekend, really, as far as the eye can see, it's a procession of weather systems pushing in from the atlantic, areas of low pressure, bouts of rain, perhaps some strong winds at times, and broadly speaking, some relatively cool conditions with any heat kept well away towards the south of europe. so as we look towards the end of next week and into the following weekend, you can see further rain at times, some dryer interlude and temperatures broadly below par for the time of year. that's all from me, by life. —— by by. live from washington, this is bbc news. the heavy—hitters get ready to take the pitch at the women's world cup. the usa takes on vietnam this hour.

so feeling hot and quite humid, warm weather for wales, 26 in cardiff, and starting to warm up for themore eastern areas we start to get southerly winds drawing in some much warmer weather. and for england and wales, that means temperatures will be surging upwards. and indeed, on friday, we could see highs reaching around 28 degrees celsius in london. so feeling hot and quite humid, warm weather for wales, 26 in cardiff, and starting to warm up for the eastern side of scotland as well. the weekend, more warm, if not hot, weather across eastern areas of the uk, but otherwise there'll be lots of showers and thunderstorms around through the second part of the weekend and deep into next week as well. hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones. you're watching the context on bbc news. explosion that is, i think... explosion gunfire

university researchers cardiff, england, using induced pluripotent stem cells or ips taken from the skintwo people with parkinson's disease, were able to breed new horses. the users of liu website originally from these horses were transplanted into mice with tissue damage and organs. according to the researchers, new cells during growth were able to replace the damaged nerves and repair the physical and neurological injuries associated with playing . the results of the research will be used to treat parkinson's. i didn't understand until i sat at the heartache of two brothers who are missing in one night during an operation. one of the brothers tells about his captivity in the prisons of the baath regime in a letter, and the other is martyred . i am reading the book of shahid saeed namdar farzaneh we have that he was one of the research forces of the 27th army, sister of martyr saeed namdar, who had a different life. this holy defense, in my opinion, is one of the holy defenses. they had a different life, and after the revolution and the time of the front and the war, their lives change

what are you doing in cardiff? tell us that tom. >> i'm in cardiff.'s panel for camilla tominey show that's coming on just after breakfast, because we'll be talking to some denizens of this part of the world to get their views. >> these are gb news viewers . >> these are gb news viewers. and we always, every week on camilla tominey show, get the views of gb news viewers from different parts of the country. today it's cardiff , the capital today it's cardiff, the capital of wales. what do the people of cardiff think about all of these issues? no doubt. ben wallace no doubt a bit of cp and perhaps more besides. >> you're showing off now. tom no, it's it's actually no, but it's a it's actually a real shame . real shame. >> tom is a shame because >> tom it is a shame because i thought you had a good career ahead of you, but frankly, frankly, you're finished here. >> he's going to shadow ban. you >> he's going to shadow ban. you >> tom that's it. you're gone. >> tom that's it. you're gone. >> we'll enjoy cardiff. i love cardiff. you'll have lots of fun. go

at this hospital near cardiff, - one doctor reported nurses preparing for work with four visors betweenm. i do you agree that the ppe stockpile in wales was woefully inadequate to deal with the pandemic that was being planned for? yes. so our collective planning assumptions did not stand up against reality. we were going through ppe at a much faster rate than our planning assumptions assumed we would. so, actually, we found that our stockpile that should have lasted for a whole wave didn't. two experts in emergency operations were asked to write a report for the inquiry about the structures in place to better protect the uk from a pandemic. was preparedness for a novel infectious disease pandemic. adequate or inadequate? inadequate. had the response strategy puti in place by the united kingdom government been adequately tested in advance of covid—19? _ in detail, forensic detail, to make sure that the plans worked on the ground, no. the inquiry also hears that some of the communication with central or national governments, both before and during covid, didn't always work brilliantly. so

so feeling hot and quite humid, warm weatherfor wales, 26 in cardiff and starting to warm up for thee warm if not hot weather across eastern areas of the uk, but otherwise there'll be lots of showers and thunderstorms around through the second part of the weekend and deep into next week as well.

outbreaks of rain at times will be quite heavy, but it is going to be a very warm night, 17 in cardiff overall an overcast day, some sunny spells, too, but it will be very blustery, rain at times. if you're popping out during the day, take a brolly. it really could rain almost at any time during the course of the afternoon. sunny spells, i think, most likely across some southern and southwestern parts of the country. but remember, that wind will be noticeable and that's how monday evening is looking as well, a lot of cloud with outbreaks of rain. and tuesday, a bit of a lull in the weather. yes, a few showers in the forecast and yes, more weather systems coming our way. but we're ahead of that weather system, in between weather fronts, if you like. so i think it'll feel a little bit warmer and there'll be some sunshine. and then on wednesday and into thursday, another low pressure sweeps across us, delivering a northerly wind eventually, which will make it feel pretty cool. in fact, temperatures — look at that in the south of the country, 18 degrees, which is around four to five degree

breezy, if not windy, conditions, but mild — 17 celsius in cardiff with this maritime air mass.noon. it certainly won't be raining all of the time and if anything even a chance of a few sunny spells. perhaps even lengthy ones across the south and the south—west, maybe to the east of the pennines. the cloud and the rain will never be too far away. that is how we are going to end monday, with the low pressure close by and a generally overcast picture with rain at times. that takes us into tuesday, the low pressure moves away and we are in between weather systems. there is another one heading our way. i think tuesday, overall, it's going to be the best day of the week. we have the most amount of sunshine. yes, a few sunny showers in the north but not a bad day compared to what is going to happen on wednesday. look at this low pressure sweeping in and bringing a wet day on wednesday for many parts of the country. and then on thursday, we develop a northerly wind and it will be quite noticeable, right across the uk. it will be particularly noticeable across the north of scotland and

temperatures will be well below par for the time of year, you will be lucky to get to 20 degrees in cardiffoss parts of scotland and down the eastern side of england, and those temperatures sink in for most of us, 13—20 , and then as we head to the middle part of the week here comes another area of low pressure, steaming and off the atlantic, and that will bring outbreaks of rain eastwards. through wednesday, wednesday night and on into thursday. so quite an unsettled week of weather ahead, and it will stay rather cool for the time of year. live from london. this is bbc news thousands of people on the greek island of rhodes are forced to flee their homes and hotels. there's been more accounts of further atrocities.

this year due to concerns over its references to the murder of a woman while playing to a crowd at cardiffnight . at cardiff castle last night. >> sir tom said that while the choir has stopped singing the song, the crowd couldn't be stopped. and he'll keep singing it as well . supermarkets have it as well. supermarkets have more than doubled their margins on fuel since russias invasion of ukraine. the rsa says asda, tesco morrisons and sainsburys were making an average of around 4.7 pence per litre in fuel sales when the ukraine war began last year. the motoring company found this had increased to around £0.10 per litre, leading to higher pump prices. super market fuel margins were 2.3 pence per litre in 2016, when england have won their first womens world cup match with a 1—0 victory over haiti in brisbane. it took 29 minutes for georgia stanway to push the lionesses into the lead with a retaken penalty, aiming the ball low into the left corner of the net. the lionesses, who have lost just 1 in 33 games under the current manager, take on denmark in their second group match next week . ver

breezy, if not windy, conditions, but mild — 17 celsius in cardiff with this maritime air mass. bursts of rain, some of them heavy, both in the morning and the afternoon. it certainly won't be raining all of the time and if anything even a chance of a few sunny spells. perhaps even lengthy ones across the south, the south—west, but the cloud and the rain will never be too far away. and that's how we're going to end monday, with the low pressure close by and a generally overcast picture with rain at times. that takes us into tuesday — the low pressure moves away and we in between weather systems. there's another one heading our way. i think tuesday, overall, it's going to be the best day of the week. we have the most amount of sunshine. yes, a few sunny showers in the north, but not a bad day compared to what's going to happen on wednesday. look at this low pressure sweeping in and bringing a wet day on wednesday for many parts of the country. it will be particularly noticeable across the north of scotland and along the north sea coast. this is looking at the weather into the fol

this year due to concerns over its references to the murder of a woman while playing to a crowd at cardifft night . at cardiff castle last night. >> sir tom said that while the choir has stopped singing the song, the crowd couldn't be stopped. and he'll keep singing it as well . supermarkets have it as well. supermarkets have more than doubled their margins on fuel since russias invasion of ukraine. the rsa says asda, tesco morrisons and sainsburys were making an average of around 4.7 pence per litre in fuel sales when the ukraine war began last year. the motoring company found this had increased to around £0.10 per litre, leading to higher pump prices. super market fuel margins were 2.3 pence per litre in 2016, when england have won their first womens world cup match with a 1—0 victory over haiti in brisbane. it took 29 minutes for georgia stanway to push the lionesses into the lead with a retaken penalty, aiming the ball low into the left corner of the net. the lionesses, who have lost just 1 in 33 games under the current manager, take on denmark in their second group match next week . v

you'll be lucky to get to 20 degrees in cardiff and plymouth, most places well down in the teens.across parts of scotland and down the eastern side of england. those temperatures again for most of us between 13 and 20 degrees. then, as we head towards the middle part of the week, here comes another area of low pressure steaming in off the atlantic and that will bring outbreaks of rain eastwards through wednesday. wednesday night too and on into thursday. quite an unsettled week of weather ahead and it is going to stay rather cool for the time of year. this is bbc news. the headlines... wildfires spreading across the greek island of rhodes are leaving

are you from cardiff? bristol? i�*ve had northern ireland.rare. so people don�*t believe that it�*s a thing and they say, oh, she�*s faking it or she�*s making it up. there�*s no way. no, not a chance on earth i�*d be able to keep this going for six weeks. ridiculous. her voice did come back, once. i�*m speaking normal, i took a turn for the worse night. but when she felt better, her welsh accent was back. her doctor has made a referral to an fnd specialist, but it was refused because she wasn�*t in the right catchment area. you are watching bbc news. stay with us if you can. hello. our spell of rather cool, unsettled and blustery mid—july weather is set to continue through the remainder of the weekend. this was the picture saturday evening just before the sun set in north berwick, east lothian. we�*ve had some big vivid rainbows around, and we could see more of those on sunday with that mix, again, of some sunshine and further heavy and blustery showers. they won�*t be as frequent as they were on saturday, though. so we�*ve still got low pre

outbreaks of rain at times will be quite heavy, but it is going to be a very warm night, 17 in cardiffo be overall an overcast day, some sunny spells, too, but it will be very blustery, rain at times. if you're popping out during the day, take a brolly, it really could rain almost at any time during the course of the afternoon. sunny spells, i think, most likely across some southern and southwestern parts of the country. but remember, that wind will be noticeable and that's how monday evening is looking as well, a lot of cloud with outbreaks of rain. and tuesday, a bit of a lull in the weather. yes, a few showers in the forecast and yes, more weather systems coming our way. but we're ahead of that weather system, in between weather fronts, if you like. so i think it'll feel a little bit warmer and there'll be some sunshine. and then on wednesday and into thursday, another low pressure sweeps across us, delivering a northerly wind eventually, which will make it feel pretty cool. in fact, temperatures — look at that in the south of the country, 18 degrees, which is around four to five de

are you from cardiff? bristol? i�*ve had northern ireland. thing and they say, oh, she�*s faking it or she�*s making it up. there�*s no way. no, not a chance on earth i�*d be able to keep this going for six weeks. ridiculous. her voice did come back, once. i�*m speaking normal, i took a turn for the worse night. but when she felt better, her welsh accent was back. her doctor has made a referral to an fnd specialist, but it was refused because she wasn�*t in the right catchment area. so now she feels stuck and has started her own appeal for help. something is obviously going wrong up in my brain, like something�*s obviously not right because who on earth wakes up speaking a totally different accent? so i would like to work with somebody that can help me and then we can help her this like i want to help everyone that�*s got this. it�*s, you know, i�*m not the only person, but let�*s start with me. i�*ll be a guinea pig. simon spark, bbc news. stay with us here on bbc news. thank you for your company enjoys up the top of the hour if you can. bye

breezy, if not windy, conditions, but mild — 17 celsius in cardiff with this maritime air mass.bursts of rain, some of them heavy. both in the morning and the afternoon. it certainly won't be raining all the time and if anything even a chance of a few sunny spells. perhaps even lengthy ones across the south, the south—west, maybe to the east of the pennines. but the cloud and the rain will never be too far away. that's how we are going to end monday, with the low pressure close by and a generally overcast picture with rain at times. that takes us into tuesday, the low pressure moves away and we are in between weather systems. there's another one heading our way. but i think tuesday, overall, is going to be the best day of the week. we have the most amount of sunshine. yes, a few sunny showers in the north but not a bad day compared to what is going to happen on wednesday. look at this low pressure sweeping in and bringing a wet day on wednesday for many parts of the country. and then, on thursday, we develop a northerly wind and it will be quite noticeable, right across the uk.

and one of the particular issues with with cardiff this cardiff council at this particular depot whereis that putting these vehicles is that there to upgrade. there needs to be an upgrade. but nationally there the grid overall is fine, but there needs to work in to be a lot of work in individual areas to be able to make it work for everybody. >> mason, you very >> stuart mason, thank you very much joining this morning. >> charging points and everything else. >> a nightmare, it? >> it's a nightmare, isn't it? >> it's a nightmare, isn't it? >> up, >> it's a nightmare, isn't it? >> up, we'll be >> anyway, coming up, we'll be speaking norman lamont speaking to lord norman lamont on inflation. round—up on inflation. a royal round—up with silva. and we'll with gita da silva. and we'll take look at the biggest take a look at the biggest stories world sports stories from the world of sports and aiden and and showbiz with aiden and hayley . we'll see you in a few hayley. we'll see you in a few minutes . minutes. >> temperature's rising . >> the temperature's rising. boxed solar . proud sponsors

so feeling hot and quite humid, warm weather for wales, 26 in cardiff, and starting to warm up for theareas of the uk, but otherwise there'll be lots of showers and thunderstorms around through the second part of the weekend and deep into next week as well. 28 degrees celsius in london. so feeling hot and quite humid, warm weather for wales,

justine's holiday club in cardiff is one of those private providers who say they've had to increase prices over five—year—old, it's £45. and again, we're not the cheapest, but we're offering that longer day. and it's working parents having to suck up those prices. we want our children to be in a safe, loving, brilliant environment like it is here, but it's really causing a squeeze and parents are having to make choices that we shouldn't be having to make. the governments in wales, scotland and england say they're making huge investments in child care. but the children's charity coram wants funding to apply all year — notjust in term time. one primary school in cheshire has decided to use funding from the local council to run a free holiday club for all their pupils. for our working parents, it's really helpful because they know that they can access four hours of childcare for free for four weeks of the summer holidays and they find it a really, really useful tool. definitely one less worry, and if there's a day where there's not a lot of money there or finance there to go out on a day out,

we had to make a decision whether we took this event to cardiff.ped, the fact we were in a rush meant that these negotiations couldn't be prolonged. we gave them very strict deadlines and they and they stuck to it. and that showed that they had huge intent to bring massive sporting events to the region. and, frank, when you're looking after an athlete, what do you think about? because i'm wondering, is it simplyjust getting the most money in a short career or are there other considerations? i think you have to look at it from all angles. at the same time, boxing compared to other sports, is one of the most dangerous sports out there. and, you know, any fight could be your last. i think at that point, you have to look at being able to deliver the best possible opportunities for your fighters and that, you know, nine times out of ten is financial. you know, it depends at what stage of their career as well. if you're building them up, you can take a different view if you have a long term view of a fighter. but if they're in the sort of peak of their c