cathy booth reports. the m62 was built in the 1960s.strial machines before the motorway was completed, and with the new road came an unlikely landmark — stott hall farmhouse. the 18th—century farm sits in between the east and west carriageways. i'm sure that everybody who drives on the m62 as a little smile or laugh about the position of this farmhouse, but from the air it does look even more strange there in between the two carriageways of the motorway, but what you can also see from this height, it's the miles and miles of peatland that's going to be a key to the farm's future. the farm is owned by yorkshire water, and they've announced the beyond nature initiative to restore the peatland, allowing it to capture more carbon and retain more water. we are looking to revegetate any areas where there are peats, but also increase the sphagnum in it which acts as a sponge and holds the water within the peat. there is a story that ken wild, the lancastrian farmer who lived here in the 60s, refused to leave when the motorway was being built,

cathy booth, bbc news, on the m62. a fascinating report. you might be wondering how they sleep at night. matt taylor has the weather. if it is sadly don't despair, drier weather coming, in norfolk and suffolk it will take longest to clear, temperatures dropping through the day, sunshine, scattered showers in the west, it will feel chilly. this should continue into the bonfire celebrations this evening gci’oss bonfire celebrations this evening across eastern areas clear with dry conditions for eastern england through the day, all temperatures dropping into single figures, some across scotland could get close to freezing so crisp fresh start to sunday morning, quite the breeze blowing especially in the south—west, showers of scotland and northern ireland gradually easing, showers will be fewer in number, some afternoon showers in the far east of england but full many a lovely but cold autumn day. hello. this is bbc news with me, shaun ley. the headlines. the conservative mp for dover, charlie elphicke, has been suspended by the party after it

cathy booth, bbc news, on the m62. now we know!yth about it, how it happened, like anywhere in the country, isn't it? we cleared it up for you. this is breakfast. we're on bbc one until ten o'clock this morning, when glynn purnell takes over in the saturday kitchen. with some rather fragrant foods. can we smell them from here? i'm glad i can't, because i'm so hungry. glynn, what's on the menu for us? we have a guest on the middle of his comedy tour who has dropped in, it is greg davis! hello. your food heaven, what will that be?l is greg davis! hello. your food heaven, what will that be? a lovely fenugreek coria, please. not too spicy. it is all about the flavour, isn't it, not the spice? laughter if the guys vote for you, you know, what would that be? irrelevant, because they won't. oh, that camera, i'm told. liver, i despise it. impressive. cooking in the studio we have rosie burkett, mad about seasonal food and a fantastic food writer. what are we expecting? some delicious ciliary ribbons with charred chilli and garlic. fantasti