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cornwall is home to more than half a million people.t's where i grew up and where my parents still live. these days, cornwall relies on fishing, farming and, most of all, tourism. it's one of the most popular destinations in the country. it's also one of the poorest in the uk. cornish workers are among the uk's lowest paid. with rising food, housing, and energy prices, life has got harder in the last few years for many people. andy collins is one of them. where are we off to? a small suburban village, to follow up on a patient we saw last week. andy used to be a healthcare assistant, then, afterfour years of training, he became a nurse. you enjoy it? love it, wouldn't trade it for the world. i absolutely adore myjob. he qualified a year ago. got me mask, got me gloves, got me apron. happy days. it's me. hello. were you expecting somebody else? andy works full and earns just short of £24,000 a year. are you feeling any better on the bed? fine. fine? all done. i can hear in how you talk about yourjob the passion you have for it, the commi

it does also growing also come, as there is growing discontent in cornwall just discontent in cornwallcting to take a press conference from northern ireland with police chiefs there because the terror has been raised to severe just before joe biden visits. and in fact , on biden visits. and in fact, on cue, we're going to go live now to the nine and why police are holding a press conference in light increased terror light of the increased terror threat . and it means that the threat. and it means that the threat. and it means that the threat in northern ireland from now, security has moved likely to attack is highly likely. this is part of an ongoing process of monitoring the threat of northern ireland, which conducted by m15 . we have spoken conducted by m15. we have spoken publicly about the number of attacks that have taken place recent months and there have been seven attacks since this threat was altered in march 22, not least. most recently, the attack on my colleague dci john caldwell in february. it's important for me to say to the communities today that the psni supported part

here's our approaching weather front on saturday morning into devon and cornwall.ts of wales, possibly even to lower levels for a time. and also some snow over the higher ground of northern ireland. our weather front approaches the north—west of england towards the end of the day. the brighter skies towards the east will cloud over as we head through the afternoon. it's still feeling rather chilly on saturday. possibly still some snow showers across the central belt of scotland. and in that cold air, as our system marches its way eastwards as we head through saturday night, we're likely to still see some snow even to lower levels across northern england and scotland. but the snow will become increasingly more confined to the hills as we head through the second half of the night. why? because we start to tap into this milder air coming in from the south—west, and on sunday, it will feel a lot milder. so really rather unsettled, turning wetter and windier from the west as we head throughout the day. all of this falling as rain, of course, and temperatures will widely

chamber officer of the cornwall chamber of commerce. up from your members what do they most want jeremy hunt to do? and do they most fear he might do to make things even worse ? well, we'll get off even worse? well, we'll get off to the last of what we most want is a budget of how unclarity really are the you heard, lord calabria , joe therefore say of calabria, joe therefore say of the sort of examples where we can encourage prosperity, jobs , can encourage prosperity, jobs, skills development and so on in the private sector. so i don't think it's rocket out of this beyond the chance to up with a series of things which give clarity around what help research and development confidence for small businesses and invest open to the sort of things which are going to encourage the sort of economy of which we want to the uk going forward. so what i call growth, not just any old growth really, and think practical and i think some practical childcare as joe saying, is definitely one of them. i'd like to see we heard burma's this week about the g

for everyone cornwall.s by sunday in the west of any sunny breaks just turn wetter and through the evening, though, on sunday as bands of weather systems move this rain turning heavy at times , particularly across southern parts of scotland, northern ireland to the wind starting to pick up irish sea coast could start to see gales by monday morning, but a very mild night temperatures nine, ten, 11 celsius only lying snow over the hills will melt quite quickly then it's a monday will generally see an unsettled day for many of the way outbreaks rain pushing eastwards across england as well some very strong winds around coasts rain winds gales around coasts rain across ireland. across northern ireland. southern falling as southern scotland falling as snow over high ground here. so some air there by outbreaks some cold air there by outbreaks of but most it will be of rain, but most it will be mild on monday before then that cold to everyone by cold air returns to everyone by tuesday . you've probably seen tuesda

in particular in cornwall .m. but why is it called to go. hmm. but why is it called a cornish pasta. is it because it made in cornwall or is there some of the reason why ? it's some of the reason why? it's really this is a really important thing. one of the things that the all of the industry came together probably about 20 years ago now. and actually wanted to look at protecting this important industry. this i mean, this industry. this i mean, this industry. cornwall employs over 2000 people. is over 20% of the food and drink output. and it's worth over £300 million to the economy. wow and it's such an important thing for cornwall. but at that time, prior to the pgi status and i'll talk that pnor pgi status and i'll talk that prior to that, you know, anybody could make cornish pasta anywhere in the country call it. cornish pasta. but people people were getting different things . were getting different things. so, you know, we might find that somebody making it with peas or carrots in, heaven forbid. so the indu

devon and cornwall are still officially in drought.her, bbc news. before we go, the story of the man who is said to be the tallestjockey in the world. jack andrews is six foot four and he towers above his fellow riders who stand at an average of five foot two. the 24—year—old amateur is riding in his first cheltenham festival today, and it's against his sister. lizzie greenwood—hughes went to see how he got on. at six foot four, jack andrews should be more suited to basketball than horse racing. instead, he is a paid—up member of the andrews racing dynasty, a family of amateurjockeys with several festival wins. i suppose my ambition isjust with several festival wins. i suppose my ambition is just to with several festival wins. i suppose my ambition isjust to ride as many winners as possible. a winner here would be nice, trying to prove my point that i'm notjust a good writer that is tall, i am just a good writer in general. it has definitely crossed my mind, if it is the right thing to do. hopefully, yes. the right thing to do. hopeful

century after the scot john reith created it, the bbc remains a culturalforce from caithness to cornwallen bett. a lot of weather news in store. that's right. we have more snow in the forecast and we have seen this cold arctic air sweeping across the country and so far much of the snow has been across northern parts of scotland and we will see more snow overnight and you can see the cloud from earlier on but this cloud is interesting in the far south. it is going to thicken up and over night we will see a mixture of rain, sleet and snow coming in across southern parts of england and there could be a few centimetres of snow in places and it could lead to icy conditions. temperature is not as low as in the uk and widespread sharp frost and icy conditions and temperatures are low as —13 in the scottish glens. more sunshine across the northern half of the uk tomorrow and fewer snow showers and the mixture of rain, sleet and snow in southern ingram will move away but come back in the south—west and south wales during the course of the afternoon. like today, it will be another cold day with te

century after the scot john reith created it, the bbc remains a culturalforce from caithness to cornwallair has brought snow to parts of scotland and eastern england and there's more forecast across much of the uk this week. the met office has extended yellow weather alerts for snow in large areas of the country until friday evening. there was snow on the beaches in south shields in the north east of england today. further up the coast, whitley bay saw some snow too. forecasters are predicting a very cold night with a severe frost, and icy patches. here in scotland, there's been travel disruption and almost all schools on skye either had to close or open later. and this is aberdeen airport. staff were out clearing the runway this morning, making sure all flights were able to depart without too much delay. time for a look at the weather. here's darren bett. a snowy week ahead? so far, sophie, most of the snow has fallen across northern parts of the uk, in particular northern scotland, where we have snow and ice tonight. tomorrow will not be a good day for travelling in southern parts of t

and clear skies tonight, a widespread frost developing away from the far south west of devon and cornwallre. watch out for the icy stretches. some snow showers still across parts of aberdeenshire where we've got the lying snow. temperatures could possibly drop as low as —10 to —12 degrees celsius. it may well be the coldest night in england so far this year. so in summary, over the weekend, yes, a very cold start. it will be dry for many, particularly towards the east on saturday, but more snow expected for northern england and scotland on saturday night. it will be turning milderjust about everywhere as we head through the day on sunday. and a little more detail then — here's our approaching weather front on saturday morning into devon and cornwall. a little bit of snow perhaps for the moors of the southwest, some hill snow across parts of wales, possibly even to lower levels for a time. and also some snow over the higher ground of northern ireland where the front approaches the north west of england. towards the end of the day, the brighter skies towards the east will cloud over as we h

at a little more detail with our preaching with the front on saturday morning on devon and cornwall.d of northern ireland. approaching the door of the northwest of england towards the end of the day and the brightest disguised with the east will cloud over as we had to the afternoon and still feeling rather chilly on saturday and possibly still some snow showers in this central part of scotland in the cold air as a system marches eastwards through saturday night it is likely to see some snow even the lower levels across northern england and scotland but the snow picked becoming increasingly more confined to the hills to the second half of the night because he started to tap into this milder air coming night because he started to tap into this milderair coming in night because he started to tap into this milder air coming in from the southwest and on sunday, it will feel a lot milder. unsettled, turning wetter and windier from the west as we had throughout the day, all of this falling as rain and temperatures were widely given the double figures, ten to 13 celsius and a lot of snow me

there will be some snow across the moors of devon and cornwall, perhaps, for a time. levels across parts of wales but mostly confined to the higher ground. snow too for the hills of northern ireland, approaching the north—west of england by the end of the day, but there will be some brightness further east, the cloud amounts will increase through the day. maybe one or two snow showers across the borders and the central belt of scotland. but then of course we've got our weather front moving eastwards and the air is still cold, so it's likely to turn to snow again across northern england and across scotland to lower levels for a time, before it comes increasingly more confined to the higher ground. that's because we're tapping into some much milderfeeling air through the early hours of sunday, all tied in with this weather front that's going to be sweeping in from the west. now, a lot of this will be falling as rain, but still snow across northern scotland, the cold air hangs on for the northern isles too for much of the day and into the start of next week. but elsewher

heavier bursts in devon and cornwall as the evening rush hour begins, very mild to end the day afteround 5—6 but tomorrow, early rain in eastern parts gradually clearing, the same in shetland, brightening up and everyone will see sunshine at some time but showers developing quite widely throughout the day, some of those in the midlands, and they could be heavy and thundery but between that it will be very warm, up between that it will be very warm, up to around 17 in the sunniest areas. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. our top stories... the german president has welcomed british monarch, king charles on his first state visit of his reign. they inspected a guard of honour at the brandenburg gate in berlin. footage shows ambulances and families outside the migrant centre fire in mexico which has killed 38 people. some of technology's biggest names call for a pause in the development of advanced artificial intelligence to allow time to make sure it's safe. amsterdam warns rowdy british sex and drug tourists to "stay away" in a digital dis

mild day into parts of cornwall.yone 12, 13, 14 degrees by sunday afternoon in the west of any sunny breaks just turned wetter windier through the evening though on sunday, bands of weather systems move in this rain, turning heavy at times across southern parts of scotland into northern ireland to. the wind starting to pick up irish sea coast could start to see gales by monday morning. but it's a very night temperatures nine, ten, 11 celsius. so any lying snow over hills will melt quite quickly then. it's a monday. we'll generally an unsettled day for many of the way outbreaks of rain pushing eastwards across and wales. some very gales around very strong winds, gales around the coasts, rain across northern ireland southern scotland falling snow over high falling as snow over the high ground so some cold air ground here. so some cold air nearby outbreaks rain, but for most it will be mild on before then that cold returns to then that cold air returns to everyone by tuesday . i'm jacob everyone by tuesday. i'm jacob re

there's an approaching weather front into parts of devon and cornwall, so a little milder here.we have the lying snow. temperatures could dip as low as —10 to —12 degrees celsius. and it could be the coldest night in england so far this year. now, a weather front towards the south—west could give us a little bit of hill snow perhaps over the moors. there'll be some hill snow for wales, possibly even some to lower levels for a time over the higher ground of northern ireland. also some snow approaching the north—west of england. by the end of the day, brighter skies for a time. further east, maybe one or two snow showers for the central belt. tonight at ten... turmoil at the bbc — as gary lineker is forced to step back from match of the day over tweets about the government's asylum policy. ian wright and alan shearer have walked out of tomorrow's programme in protest. in the last hour the bbc said the show will "focus on match action without studio presentation or punditry". gary lineker was told he cannot return until there is a clear and agreed position on his use of social medi

here is our weather front approaching from the south—west, some snow across the moors, devon and cornwall to the higher ground. approaching north west england by the end of the day, brightness further east, cloud will increase through the day, maybe one or two snow showers across the borders and a central belt of scotland but then of course we've got our weather front moving eastwards and the area still cold so it is likely to turn cold across northern england and scotland, to lower levels for a time before it comes increasingly more confined to the higher ground. all tied in with this weather front that will sweeping from the west. a lot of this will fall as rain but still snow across northern scotland, the cold air hangs on the northern isles as well for much of the day and into the start of next week. elsewhere, it will be falling as rain, it will turn wet and windy, temperatures all the way up into double figures, ten to 13 celsius. they will be a lot of snow melt as well into the start of next week and this could lead to localised flooding with more rain on top moving in on another f

call them saying it was parked near harris6n and cornwall avenues. police say the cats are all accounted for and they appear to be okay. van was stolen sunday by a man who road of on a bicycle and just took it. the van belongs to an animal shelter called whiskers tails and farrell's. it's not clear yet if there's a suspect being detained, but an area businessman named john bentz offered a reward. if the cats are returned safely, no questions asked. we have 2 texas republicans at odds over how to pass a border and immigration bill. congressman chip roy introduced a bill aimed at giving homeland security the power to shut down border crossings until the u.s. is able to detain everyone crossing illegally. fellow republican and tax and tony gonzalez argues that bills anti immigrant. >> these bills need to realistic and they need to be tangible things that are ultimately going to securing the border, a messaging bill that is anti immigrant or anti christian. >> and allah says he's working with both parties on a series of new border bills and texas senator

look at this, 12 or 13 celsius in devon and cornwall in that much milder air towards the south.ng snow and blizzards, so treacherous driving conditions. and on the edge of this area of low pressure, some very strong, gusty winds, too, for exposed coastal areas of the far south—west and into the channel islands. but tricky travelling conditions for much of the country, particularly for transpennine routes. there'll be a frost from the midlands northwards, maybe —15 or 16 celsius again in the northern highlands as we start off friday. now on friday, this area of low pressure will eventually be pulling its way southwards and eastwards into the near continent. we'll start off the early part of the morning again with still some snow across parts of northern ireland, but that will be clearing as we head through the early part of the morning. and then the snow across north wales should also start to clear. still some snow for the pennines, for northern england, as we head through the morning. but that snow risk transfers itself further eastwards into lincolnshire, possibly east anglia

so what i was cornwall could the consequences b just that will be a long list beyond the scope of the conversation. now i'll just explain it to them because it would affect the diplomatic relations with the us that we can assume. so ah, the greens jettisoning that principles because they failed powerless towards the u . s. or simply to avoid upsetting an ally because clearly in light of the russian invasion of ukraine, germany is more aware that it has been for some time that the u. s. can provide military protection. but how credible is germany's commitment to human rights if it applies different standards to different countries? the u. s. has been waging war on terra for more than 20 years, primarily with drones. even if president joe biden has scaled down the drone war, he still threatened strikes any time anywhere where it was cold over the horizon capabilities. which means we can strike chairs 2 targets without american boots on the ground. it's an ongoing war and one that most people are barely aware of. but germany, a country committed to upholding human rights, is involved ah,

and then in the southwest later in the day, showers gather across cornwall, devon, parts of southernparts of the midlands, maybe east anglia, lincolnshire, perhaps yorkshire, and this is where we'll have the mildest weather up to about 16 celsius. elsewhere, the thicker cloud and the outbreaks of rain, it won't be quite as mild, closer to around 10—12 degrees. much fresher conditions in the north of scotland, with some sunshine in lerwick, about six or seven. through the course of monday evening, it does look as that rain would be more widespread and heavy as it spreads across the uk. here's tuesday's weather map, and a broad area of low pressure across the atlantic, sending weather fronts in our direction, quite a few isobars there, so that means the winds will be freshening as we go through tuesday and into wednesday. on tuesday, we are between weather systems, so one out in the north sea, another one here approaching ireland. we are in between with some sunny spells, but also some showers. you can see heavy showers in one or two areas. again, very mild, 13 or 1a, perhaps 15 degree

and then in the southwest later in the day, showers gather across cornwall, devon, parts of southernthe midlands, maybe east anglia, lincolnshire, perhaps yorkshire, and this is where will have the mildest weather up to about 16 celsius. elsewhere, the thicker cloud and the outbreaks of rain, it won't be quite as mild, closer to around 10—12 degrees. much fresher conditions in the north of scotland, with some sunshine in lerwick, about six or seven. through the course of monday evening, it does look as that rain would be more widespread and heavy as it spreads across the uk. here's tuesday's weather map, and a broad area of low pressure across the atlantic, sending weather fronts in our direction, quite a few isobars there, so that means the winds will be freshening as we go through tuesday and into wednesday. on tuesday, we are between weather systems, so one out in the north sea, another one here approaching ireland. we are in between with some sunny spells, but also some showers. you can see heavy showers in one or two areas. again, very mild, 13 or 1a, perhaps 15 degrees. through

to raw materials, we can use almost any food waste, including rising cassava, sweet potatoes and cornwall, zeus col, topher. you can use all of the plant. i'm not just the edible part, so one on even the corn stalks out bite mice and was on the solid yeast oil tastes . very mild, so it can be used in almost anything, the bakery way ludovico job one works can meet its need for fats, almost entirely with dale bread. but how could all the bakeries benefit from this discovery? and they were a bigger high twenty's was i'm a several bakeries can group together to buy a fermentation chain. can you see how much g soil they can produce from their left over bread? that way the risk isn't so great. and at some point, everyone might be able to use their old bread to make french fries at home. why not eigenvalues? let me see back on veterans home this luda vig chef blind uses the fresh east oil to make a special easter treat. the recycle the oil is used in the dough glaze and filling of the chocolate brioche. so if you're going to succumb to temptation at least, do it sustainably. as a child, what did

and then in the southwest later in the day, showers gather across cornwall, devon, parts of southernof any brightness would be across parts of the midlands, maybe east anglia, lincolnshire, perhaps yorkshire, and this is where will have the mildest weather up to about 16 celsius. elsewhere, the thicker cloud and the outbreaks of rain, it won't be quite as mild, closer to around 10—12 degrees. much fresher conditions in the north of scotland, with some sunshine in lerwick, about six or seven. through the course of monday evening, it does look as that rain would be more widespread and heavy as it spreads across the uk. here's tuesday's weather map, and a broad area of low pressure across the atlantic, sending weather fronts in our direction, quite a few isobars there, so that means the winds will be freshening as we go through tuesday and into wednesday. on tuesday, we are between weather systems, so one out in the north sea, another one here approaching ireland. we are in between with some sunny spells, but also some showers. you can see heavy showers in one or two areas. again, very

the weather front approaching from the south west, snow across the moors of devon and cornwall for a confined to the higher ground. snow in the hills of northern ireland approaching north—west of england by the end of the day. brightness further east, cloud increases through the day and may be snow showers across the borders and central belt of scotland. then of course, we have the weather front moving eastwards and the air is still cloud so likely to turn to snow across northern england and scotland. to lower levels for a time before it becomes increasingly more confined to the higher ground because we are tapping into much milder air in the early hours of sunday. tied in with this weather front sweeping in from the west. a lot of this falling as rain and snow across northern scotland, the cold air hangs on under the northern ireland for much of the day and into the start of next week. elsewhere, falling as rain, turning wet and windy. temperatures in double figures this time, 10—13 c. temperatures in double figures this time, 10-13 c. a temperatures in double figures this time, 10—

in the south—west showers gather across cornwall, devon, parts of southern wales by around 3pm.er, elsewhere we will have the thicker cloud and outbreaks of rain. much fresher conditions in the north of scotland with some showers, about six or seven. —— with some sunshine in lowick. through the course of monday evening, it looks as though that rain will become more widespread and heavy as it spreads across the uk. here is the weather map for tuesday and a broad area of low pressure across the atlantic sending weather fronts in all directions a few isobars there, so the winds will be freshening for tuesday into wednesday. on tuesday we are in between weather systems, one out in the north sea and another approaching ireland. we are in between with some sunny spells but also showers. heavy showers in one or two areas, very mild. through the course of the evening, the next weather front will start to sweep towards more eastern areas. through the course of wednesday that big low pressure dominating the weather across the atlantic, it is like a washing machine of cloud and showers cir

elon to cornwall and beyond.in the early , but that's positive news . , but that's positive news. virgin orbit announcing it is to pause operations . almost all the pause operations. almost all the employees at the satellite launch company down in cornwall at newquay reportedly being furloughed without pay which follows the company's failure to launch the first ever satellite mission uk soil back in january . meanwhile, nasser revealing its new spacesuit for the planned artemus landing the outfit's replacing white puffy suits that we saw with neil armstrong and buzz aldrin and all those apollo astronauts. now more stream lined and flexible and a better fit for women because, yes, we got female for the artemus moon launches. let's get now the latest document dr. maggie liu rather astrophysicist at the university of nottingham. maggie, thank you for joining us. first of all, what are we learning about? what's been going on? not going on rather at newquay with with our own space operation there . so it's just operat

a very wet and windy night to come with gusts of wind of around 50 to 60 miles an hourfor devon, cornwallansferring further eastwards throughout the morning and then easing as the low pressure pulls away. plenty of showers, heavy and thundery for central southern england given any brightness. cool and cloudy for north sea facing coasts. best of the sunshine on friday for western scotland and eastern areas of northern ireland and it's feeling colder across the board too. 0vernight on friday we still got plenty of cloud around, not too many clear spells at all. and there will be some more outbreaks of rain from this trailing weather front as low pressure gradually pulls its way out into the near continent. so, there's more wet and really quite cloudy, damp weather on saturday. for eastern facing coasts, we've got that feed of air coming in from the north sea. so with the onshore breeze and all of the cloud and the drizzle, it's going to feel cold and possibly quite miserable as well. more outbreaks of rain for northern ireland, western wales and down towards the south west of england. tempe

brightness in the west but outbreaks of rain to see the day out and some heavy bursts in devon and cornwalle day, temperatures in the mid—teens, well above where they should be at this stage. 0vernight, some heavy rains into the midlands and parts of yorkshire, easing as we going to tomorrow morning. some clearer skies the north and the west but a few showers around, certainly not a cold start, temperatures around 5 degrees. tomorrow, early rain gradually brightening up and we'll see some shine at some point, but showers develop widely through the day, some of those through the midlands and east of england can be thundery. but it will be warm, up to 17 degrees in the sunny places. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm shaun ley and these are the latest headlines... king charles begins his first state visit since becoming monarch after touching down in germany. these are live pictures of the official welcome at berlin's brandenburg gate, a symbol of the reunited city after the desolation of the second world war. it's the first time the location

welcome signs of the new season, with flowers like these at glendurgan gardens, near falmouth in cornwallral society garden at wisley in surrey. the national trust says that the recent cold weather has

some of cornwall.at persist for that rain really persist for around and for many around the day. and for many of us be fairly great day on. us be a fairly great day on. the whole particularly across eastern areas where we see a cool breeze feeding in from the nonh cool breeze feeding in from the north and the cloud north sea and the cloud being particularly north sea and the cloud being particmayy higher than areas may not see higher than eight, nine degrees or so. western areas of scotland probably seeing the best of the brightness throughout the day into evening . got to watch into the evening. got to watch this trailing occluded fronts that's going to be stalling across south west across parts of south west england, into and through england, into wales and through northern really northern ireland. and really that's with as. that's going to be with you as. you saturday morning you wake up on saturday morning as provide a fairly damp as well, provide a fairly damp start day here. but start to the day

in west cornwall it is way ahead. this demand may come back.et and has seen so many delays? why has this happened? it is a long time in the planning. there is a lot of environmental mitigations that the victorians wouldn�*t have looked at, they would have driven straight through things. that is part of it, at the design phase. there are certainly questions about the amount of consultants that have been applied and for how long, and the rates that have been charged. as anyone who has looked at getting a quote for a house extension in the last year will know, prices of everything have shot up. there is a combination of factors. we have got to get this done, we have a north—south transport crunch, whether it is road or rail, and this is the only game in town. we don�*t do anything something else will take its place and we will be doing it in 20 years�* time. we could be having this conversation again in 20 years�* time. this conversation again in 20 years' time. , , ., ,:, this conversation again in 20 years' time. , , ., , time. lets see if we ar

further eastwards again into the afternoon, although some livelier bursts of rain in towards devon and cornwallens, about 6 degrees above where we should be in some parts of the country. into tonight, we will see bursts of heavy, maybe thundery rain work their way from the south—west through the midlands, out towards lincolnshire and east anglia before gradually clearing. windy night across the far north and north—west of scotland, but another mild night, temperatures not dropping much lower than around 5—7 degrees. most places in england and wales staying in double digits. so, a pretty warm start to thursday. we are in between two weather systems. that warm south—westerly airflow will be with us but low pressure still close by and so whilst there will be a bit more sunshine tomorrow, there could be some big downpours. 0vernight rain just clearing to begin with, eastern england and across shetland. skies are bright, sunshine. showers quickly get going in the west, transferring their way eastwards, through the midlands, north—east england, we could see some rumbles of thunder, flashes of lightni

, but then of devon and cornwall, but then across parts wales, across into parts of wales, across intorn and central of, england, a central parts of, england, a little of uncertainty little bit of uncertainty as to how north this going how far north this rain's going to could be quite to get and it could be quite heavy, perhaps up to 30 millimetres in some places that could some localised could cause some localised problems. in the south we are going see temperatures going to see temperatures staying cold staying quite mild but a cold start on sunday morning in the north because of the northerly flow leading perhaps to some flow leading to perhaps to some icy we some icy patches where we have some wintry in south, we wintry showers in the south, we are going to see wet are going to see that wet weather clearing go weather clearing away as go through sunday so through sunday morning. so a dner through sunday morning. so a drier theme into the afternoon, but to be cloudier but it is going to be cloudier than further north, some than today. further north, some brighter spells mixed in wit

the exception to the sharp frost will be across the far south—west of england, devon and cornwall, withe south—west, also some hill snow for wales and northern ireland. our front approaches the north—west of england towards the end of the day. some brightness out towards eastern areas of the uk, but clouding over here through the afternoon and still feeling rather chilly with temperatures between 3 and 7 celsius, maybe still some snow showers, with low cloud across the central belt of scotland. that snow risk transfers further eastwards again on saturday night, we're likely to see some snow to low levels for the first part of the night across northern england and much of scotland, but increasingly confined to the hills as the night wears on, because we do have some milder air with this second front approaching into sunday morning. the snow will clear away from the far north of scotland as we head through sunday. still the cold air hanging on towards the northern isles but elsewhere turning a lot milder. it will be pretty unsettled through the day. turning wet and windy, but temperatures

cornwall is a welcoming county. refugees welcome here.ouble said what deeply regrettable is that many of the people from both sides are not newquay residents and travelled into the area in order protest. i don't believe these people are reflective of . the vast majority reflective of. the vast majority of people who live and work in newquay , who in my experience newquay, who in my experience have been incredibly tolerant of the holes situation, the division is certainly deep. the raw. the hope is they can heal before the tourists begins and newquay can start surfing once more . jeff moody gb news. let's more. jeff moody gb news. let's get more on live with geoff in newquay. geoff very interesting reflection there from the mp on the situation. have managed to talk to any of those in the hotel itself to get their assessment of the picture there . not in the hotel itself . but i . not in the hotel itself. but i have been able to speak to people during on the street dunng people during on the street during the day on sunday. i mean there's a

that's jonathan jones in julie bedford in cornwall, julie bedford alan in cornwall, julie bedford alanristol remind in is and lee in bristol remind you of the statement the you of the statement that the bbc the bbc have the bbc released the bbc have the has been in extensive discussions with gary his discussions with gary and his team in recent days . we've said team in recent days. we've said that we consider his social media activity a breach media activity to be a breach guidelines . media activity to be a breach guidelines. the bbc has decided that he will step back from presenting that to the day until we've got an agreed clear position on his use of media when it comes to leading our football and sports coverage. gary second none. we have gary second to none. we have never said that should be never said that gary should be an opinion free zone or that he can't have a view on issues that matter but we have said matter to him. but we have said that he should keep well away from sides party from taking sides on party political political political issues, political controversies . we

and then in the southwest later in the day, showers gather across cornwall, devon, parts of southernolnshire, perhaps yorkshire, and it is way will have the mildest weather. elsewhere with the thick cloud and the outbreaks of rain, it won't be quite as mild, closer to 10-11, won't be quite as mild, closer to 10—11, much fresher conditions in the north of scotland with some sunshine in lerwick, about six or seven. three monday evening, it looks as though the rain will become more widespread and heavy as it spreads across the uk. tuesday's weather map, a broad area of low pressure across the atlantic, sending weather fronts in our direction, quite a few isobars, which means the winds freshening through tuesday into wednesday. 0n through tuesday into wednesday. on tuesday, we are in between weather systems, one in the north sea, another one approaching ireland. we are in between with sunny spells and showers, heavy in one or two areas. very mild, 30—15, and through the evening the next weather front starts to sweep towards more eastern areas. —— 13 — 15. the big low pressure dominating

and then in the southwest later in the day, showers gather across cornwall, devon, parts of southern chance of any brightness would be across parts of the midlands, maybe east anglia, lincolnshire, perhaps yorkshire, and this is where will have the mildest weather up to about 16 celsius. elsewhere, the thicker cloud and the outbreaks of rain, it won't be quite as mild, closer to around 10—12 degrees. much fresher conditions in the north of scotland, with some sunshine in lerwick, about six or seven. through the course of monday evening, it does look as that rain would be more widespread and heavy as it spreads across the uk. here's tuesday's weather map, and a broad area of low pressure across the atlantic, sending weather fronts in our direction, quite a few isobars there, so that means the winds will be freshening as we go through tuesday and into wednesday. on tuesday, we are between weather systems, so one out in the north sea, another one here approaching ireland. we are in between with some sunny spells, but also some showers. you can see heavy showers in one or two areas. agai

and then in the southwest later in the day, showers gather across cornwall, devon, parts of southernghtness would be across parts of the midlands, maybe east anglia, lincolnshire, perhaps yorkshire, and this is where will have the mildest weather up to about 16 celsius. elsewhere, the thicker cloud and the outbreaks of rain, it won't be quite as mild, closer to around 10—12 degrees. much fresher conditions in the north of scotland, with some sunshine in lerwick, about six or seven. through the course of monday evening, it does look as that rain would be more widespread and heavy as it spreads across the uk. here's tuesday's weather map, and a broad area of low pressure across the atlantic, sending weather fronts in our direction, quite a few isobars there, so that means the winds will be freshening as we go through tuesday and into wednesday. on tuesday, we are between weather systems, so one out in the north sea, another one here approaching ireland. we are in between with some sunny spells, but also some showers. you can see heavy showers in one or two areas. again, very mild, 13 o

welcome signs of the new season, with flowers like these at glendurgan gardens, near falmouth in cornwalland more signs of spring, with this cherry blossom at the royal horticultural society garden at wisley in surrey. the national trust says that the recent cold weather has delayed blossoms in many parts of the uk, but the trust also says that when the temperatures start rising, we can look forward to a riot of spring colour, like these cherry trees in shipley in west yorkshire. and talking of temperatures rising, let's get the expert view with chris. well, we had temperatures up to 16 degrees today. that was in nantwich in cheshire. that is one feature of the weather this week. it's been pretty mild so far, more of that to come. it's also been quite grey and cloudy with rain around. more of that to come as well. this month has been a pretty wet month so far. alder grove, to the west of belfast, has had one and a half times as much rainfall as we would normally see in an average march. loads more to come. that area of cloud as the rain we had today and it will continue overnight. we have

and then in the southwest later in the day, showers gather across cornwall, devon, parts of southern where will have the mildest weather up to about 16 celsius. elsewhere, the thicker cloud and the outbreaks of rain, it won't be quite as mild, closer to around 10—12 degrees. much fresher conditions in the north of scotland, with some sunshine in lerwick, about six or seven. through the course of monday evening, it does look as that rain would be more widespread and heavy as it spreads across the uk. here's tuesday's weather map, and a broad area of low pressure across the atlantic, sending weather fronts in our direction, quite a few isobars there, so that means the winds will be freshening as we go through tuesday and into wednesday. on tuesday, we are between weather systems, so one out in the north sea, another one here approaching ireland. we are in between with some sunny spells, but also some showers. you can see heavy showers in one or two areas. again, very mild, 13 or 14, perhaps 15 degrees. through the course of the evening, the next weather front starts to sweep towards mo

snow across the moors, devon and cornwall perhaps for a time.ightness further east, cloud increasing through the day, maybe one or two snow showers across the borders across scotland. then, of course, the weather front moving to the east. the area is cold so likely to turn to snow across northern england and scotland. to lower levels for a time and increasingly more confined to the higher ground, we are tapping into the milder air through the early hours. sunday, it is tied in with this weather front sweeping and from the west. a lot will be falling as rain but snow across northern scotland, the cold air hanging on for the northern isles for much of the day and into next week. elsewhere, falling as rain, turning wet and windy. temperatures all the way up into double figures this time. pan— 15 celsius. a lot of snowmelt as well into the start of next week. it could lead to localised flooding with more rain on top. moving in on another front rain on top. moving in on anotherfront as we rain on top. moving in on another front as we head into monday