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that passion was clear from the child—centred garden she helped to design at last year's chelsea flowerhow. a garden which was enjoyed by her own three children. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. hello there. storm dennis is bringing extremely windy weather across the uk throughout the weekend. but i think of even more concern is the rain associated with this storm. a met office amber warning because some spots are likely to see a whole months worth of rain throughout the weekend. that rain continuing to push its way eastwards throughout the afternoon. thoroughly soggy in many spots, very windy as well. widely, we will see wind gusts of 50 to 60 miles an hour, even in—land, but even some coasts in the west and in the north, gusts of 70 miles an hour or more. temperatures are mild, ten to 14 degrees. but remember, with the wet and windy weather out there, it won't feel great out there if you are out and about. this evening and tonight, this band of rain will continue its progress across england and wales, some of that torrential with some squally winds. somewhat clea

that passion was clear from the child—centred garden she helped to design at last year's chelsea flowere looking for inspiration for weekend plans then this mightjust have you reaching for your skates and heading to the ice rink. meet mio. he's two years old and loves to play ice hockey. he's becoming a bit of a sporting prodigy in norway and he even sleeps with his stick and gloves. in fact, mio is considered to be so good that he's started training with six—year—olds. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello, there. the wind is howling at the rain is tumbling through the country as we see storm dennis having an impact and it might well be the amount of rain that has the biggest impact with numerous amber warnings from the met office for high ground on the met office for high ground on the southern opulence. gusty winds, 60 mph, some thundery downpours chasing into scotland and northern ireland this evening as persistent rain is followed by showers, it stays wet across england and wales and further heavy rain over the hills, increasing the flood risk in the trans

that passion was clear from the child—centred garden she helped to design at last year's chelsea flower time for a look at the weather with darren bett. you have something sticking out of your head! move to the right a little bit! that's lovely. is that storm dennis buffeting you about? little bit! that's lovely. is that storm dennis buffeting you abounm is indeed because storm dennis is arriving and we are expecting strengthening winds and further heavy rain in the process. the centre of the storm at the moment is between scotland and iceland and it is undergoing explosive cycle of genesis, deepening rapidly which is why the winds are strengthening. impacts come from the rain, numerous amber warnings from the met office, over higher ground with the heaviest across mid and south wales and transpire in the southern uplands, no warning tomorrow and on amber warning but the amber warning moves towards the downs in the south—east. we are starting to see rain coming into this part of the uk, not much rainfor into this part of the uk, not much rain for eastern england, weather towards the wes

that passion was clear from the child—centred garden she helped to design at last year's chelsea flower three children. scientists are ramping up their efforts in the search for signs of alien life. experts at the seti institute, an organisation dedicated to tracking extraterrestrial intelligence, are developing state—of—the—art techniques to detect signatures from space that indicate the possibility of extraterrestrial existence. these so—called "technosignatures" can range from the chemical composition of a planet's atmosphere, to laser emissions, to structures orbiting other stars. joining me now, from that conference, is andrew siemion, from berkeley's search for extra—terrestrial intelligence institute, at the university of calfornia. i have to start by asking, have you found any signs of life beyond earth? no, not yet. we had a fantastic event here. the association for the advancement of science meeting but it would have been much larger if we had detected a signal. 50, what are the chances of finding extra terrestrial life? this is the hardest question and it is very difficult fo

that passion was clear from the child—centred garden she helped to design at last year‘s chelsea flowerl begin with big news. manchester city say they‘ll appeal what they call uefa‘s ‘flawed‘ and ‘prejudicial‘ punishment, a two year ban from european competition and a £25 million fine. the club are accused of breaking financial fair play rules by inflating sponsorship deals to cover the club‘s expenditure. it leaves questions over the immediate futures of manager pep guardiola and some of their leading players. earlier i spoke to the football finance expert dr rob wilson. manchester city might have expected what was coming, i don't think they ever really expected a two—year ban. put the fine to one side for a moment because that is a bit of change to them, really. but if you look at how this is going to have indications for other teams across european football, their player recruitment strategy, not to mention whether managers will stay on, have a team that doesn't play champions league football for example, it will make it very difficult and murky waters for them to wade through. and i

that passion was clear from the child—centred garden she helped to design at last year's chelsea flowerekend plans then this mightjust have you reaching for your skates and heading to the ice rink. meet mio. he's two—years—old and loves to play ice hockey. he's becoming a bit of a sporting prodigy in norway and he even sleeps with his stick and gloves. in fact, mio is considered to be so good that he's started training with six—year—olds. that is good inspiration. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. hello, there. storm dennis is bringing extremely windy weather across the uk throughout this weekend. but i think of even more concern is the rain associated with the storm. the met office amber warning in some spots are likely to see a whole months worth of rain through the weekend. that wet weather continuing to push its way eastwards through this afternoon, thoroughly soggy in many spots. very windy as well, widely we will see wind gusts of 50 to 60 miles an hour, even inland but for some coasts in the west and also the north, gusts of 70 miles an hour or more. temperat

that passion was clear from the child—centred garden she helped to design at last years chelsea flowerrilliant in training with six—year—old. it is going to be really grim, not least in some places it was last weekend. five years ago, catastrophic flooding in the yorkshire village of mytholmroyd destroyed thousands of homes and businesses, causing tens of millions of pounds of damage. despite a new scheme to help protect the community, residents are facing further disruption ahead of the arrival of storm dennis. 0ur reporter leanne brown is in mytholmroyd. leanne, some are still clearing up the damage left by storm ciara just a few days ago? they are still feeling the effects of the flooding last weekend. you can see the skips behind me were surrounded by skips. businesses are closed and the roads are underground are already saturated from last weekend. as you mentioned, this area has had flooding in the past back in 2015. since then, millions of pounds has been invested in flood defences, but here is the thing. they are not finished, which leaves the area bit more at risk of supply am