across this part of cornwall.r, a few mist and fog patches are quite likely to develop. it's across shetland, and we might see a few occasional patches of rain, but otherwise, it's a dry night — temperatures 12—16 degrees. the next few days weather—wise dominated by this big area of high pressure that's overalljust to the east of the uk, and it's this that will be bringing dry, sunny and very warm weather our way. now, from monday morning, you might start off seeing just a few early morning mist and fog patches. then they'll clear away within the first couple of hours of the morning, then sunshine across the board for most. the exception, again, the very far north of scotland might see a little bit of rain for shetland, but i think brighter weatherfor 0rkney, the hebrides and highland scotland as well. temperatures the highest across england and wales, reaching 27. but the warmest spots of scotland and northern ireland will also see temperatures into the mid—20s. so, for many, monday's going to be a warm day, and

, definitely some cornwall, definitely some coastal elsewhere, cornwall, definitely some coastawill definitely some coastawill be elsewhere, cornwall, definitely some coastawill be relatively'here, cornwall, definitely some coastawill be relatively light winds will be relatively light inland and there'll be a decent amount sunshine throughout amount of sunshine throughout much again, once much of the day. again, once that and does that early mist and fog does clear we hold on to clear its way off, we hold on to some of that sunshine throughout the the week, perhaps the rest of the week, perhaps a little bit more cloud developing more but more towards thursday, but that's our that's also where our temperatures will be climbing the highest by by the temperatures rising on boxt solar >> proud sponsors of weather on . gb news on mark dolan tonight. >> in my opinion , the royal >> in my opinion, the royal society for the protection of birds make a highly personalised attack on the government. why can't charities stay out of politics? in my take at 10:00, i'll be calling out millionaire s

danjohnson, bbc news, kehelland in cornwall.is. sunday's football is already under way in scotland, where it's the big one — the old firm derby between rangers and the premiership champions celtic. a win for either side could take them top of the table. rangers had two goals ruled out in the first half, and right at the end of it, celtic went in front, so the they lead 1—0 with close to an hour played. the big match in the english premier league later is in north london with last season's runners up arsenal taking on manchester united at the emirates. mikel arteta's side have had the better of the rivalry in recent years, including winning four of the last five games at home: we know that the history between the two clubs and the games that we had in the past as well and it was a really good example, so it's going to be an extremely competitive match really, a big battle on sunday, and obviously we want to come away from that with three points. it's one of the biggest games in the premier league. always interesting games, intens

in devon and cornwall, 80% of people killed or injured _ and cornwall, 80% of people killed or injuredgoing to interrupt ou their house. i am going to interrupt you because _ their house. i am going to interrupt you because i _ their house. i am going to interrupt you because i want _ their house. i am going to interrupt you because i want to _ their house. i am going to interrupt you because i want to hear- their house. i am going to interrupt you because i want to hear from i you because i want to hear from kelly who has got in touch from blackpool. we only have a couple of minutes but your messages powerful important. pm minutes but your messages powerful imortant. . " , ., ., minutes but your messages powerful imortant. " , ., ., _ important. an hour and she car going 35 miles an hour and she died on miles an hour. if most of it is 20 miles an hour. if my sister had been hit at 20 miles an hour she wouldn't be dead. so i just think they are plain selfish. thanks for getting in touch with us. take care. it's time to say goodbye to viewers on bbc news and bbc two.

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these are boards collected onjust a handful of beaches in cornwall. this is quite typical, really.overy project manager for keep britain tidy, was out on the beaches of cornwall during the heatwave last summer looking for boards that could be recycled. that one has completely had it. probably this board was made over the other side of the world a few months ago, and it has been on a container ship for a month, it has then been driven from a port on a lorry to a distribution point, it's then gone on a van to a shop, and it has been used in the sea for a matter of hours before it snapped and ended up as waste. it's really disheartening to see this amount of waste come forward. if it wasn't for us collecting them, they would go to landfill, or they would go to incineration. instead, they'll be turned into packaging and insulation. other ways are being found to fight this type of waste. resorts across the uk are banning their sale. and new borrow board schemes are being set up that hire out longer lasting ones, like here at bude sea pool. thank you for helping keep the environment free

so cornwall. tell me about it. so the king, when he wales , it's he was prince of wales, it's sort of poundbury poundbury by the sea poundbury and the sea poundbury two and they've calmed it down they've just calmed it down a bit from poundbury. they've used a pattern book of house types. they've shamelessly taken the cornish , which is the cornish vernacular, which is the advantage is quite cheap to build. you've got sort of breeze blocks sort of stucco blocks with a sort of stucco stucco they've squeezed stucco render. they've squeezed the urbanism. so it's a higher density than a volume housebuilder would typically do. they've actually slightly reduced the amount of parking they've actually slightly rechan the amount of parking they've actually slightly rechan put amount of parking they've actually slightly rechan put there.1t of parking they've actually slightly rechan put there. they've king you can put there. they've totally, know, up the totally, you know, torn up the sort approach to sort of normal approach

across this part of cornwall.nd fog patches are quite likely to develop. it's across shetland we might see a few occasional patches of rain, but otherwise it's a dry night. temperatures 12 to 16 degrees. the next few days weather—wise dominated by this big area of high pressure that's overall just to the east of the uk. and it's this that will be bringing dry, sunny and very warm weather our way. now, from monday morning, you might start off seeing just a few early morning mist and fog patches. then they'll clear away within the first couple of hours of the morning, then sunshine across the board for most. the exception, again, the very far north of scotland might see a little bit of rain for shetland, but i think brighter weatherfor orkney, the hebrides and highland scotland as well. temperatures the highest across england and wales, reaching 27. but the warmest spots of scotland and northern ireland will also see temperatures into the mid—20s. so for many monday's going to be a warm day. and that warm theme cont

across this part of cornwall.fog patches are quite likely to develop. it's across shetland. we might see a few occasional patches of rain, but otherwise it's a dry night. temperatures 12 to 16 degrees. the next few days weather—wise dominated by this big area of high pressure that's overall just to the east of the uk. and it's this that will be bringing dry, sunny and very warm weather our way. now from monday morning, you might start off seeing just a few early morning mist and fog patches. then they'll clear away within the first couple of hours of the morning, then sunshine across the board for most. the exception, again, the very far north of scotland might see a little bit of rain for shetland, but i think brighter weatherfor 0rkney, the hebrides and highland scotland as well. temperatures the highest across england and wales, reaching 27. but the warmest spots of scotland and northern ireland will also see temperatures into the mid—20s. so for many monday's going to be a warm day. and that warm theme continu

but the devon and cornwall. transferring east odd of thunder possible odd rumble of thunder possible in england end of in eastern england by the end of the day. a cool feel with a windier day expected compared with yesterday at and it's going to be well slightly below average as far as temperatures are concerned, but nothing untoward . and then into the untoward. and then into the evening showers tending to become restricted to coasts for a time before eventually easing away completely while only clear skies lighter winds and as a result, all the ingredients there for a cool start to saturday widely mid to high single figures. but in some sheltered parts mid wales northwards a touch of frost is possible. still a brisk wind as we start off saturday in the far north of scotland, caithness, sutherland, shetland and orkney seeing odd elsewhere seeing the odd shower elsewhere across the it's a beautiful across the uk. it's a beautiful start to the weekend. plenty of blue skies cloud will into blue skies cloud will bu

danjohnson, bbc news, kehelland in cornwall.e learned the musician died from skin cancer. he was diagnosed with it four years ago. it was a rare type of skin cancer called merkel cell carcinoma. buffett continued to perform during treatment, performing his last show as a surprise appearance in earlyjuly in rhode island. his 1977 breakthrough album changes in latitudes, changes in attitudes included his hit song margaritaville. buffett helped inspired the "tropical rock genre". he was nominated for two grammies. celebrities including ll coolj, eltonjohn and the beach boy's brian wilson had paid tributes to him online. buffett was 76. a statement on his website says he died peacefully surrounded by his family, friends and dogs. we leave you now with a look at the dozens of hot—air balloons taking off from a park in colorado springs here in the us. it's part of a three—day celebration for the labor day holiday weekend. about 70 hot—air balloons take part in the annual event. animal inspired balloons are popular — and you don't even

danjohnson, bbc news, kehelland in cornwall.r queen elizabeth ii. it'll be unveiled in 2026 to mark what would have been the year of her 100th birthday. our royal correspondent daniela relph has more. in 1955 on in1955 ona in 1955 on a gloomy day in the mail in london... the young queen elizabeth unveiled a statue to her father king george vi. it was a public memorial, a tribute to his reign when her daughter praised his wartime service. he was the living symbol of our steadfastness. he never wavered in his faith. that with god's health, the cause of freedom prevail. there are tributes to king than queens across the country. the traditional imposing statue remains the most common memorial. but marking the reign of britain's longest serving monarch may require something special. the queen's former private secretary lord chandra will lead the new memorial committee. he says he now faces a unique challenge getting this project right. the committee will consult the royal family, the government, and the public to find the best way to

danjohnson, bbc news, kehelland in cornwall.elizabeth, there are plans for a permanent memorial. a specially—formed committee will consult the public and the royal family in choosing an appropriate tribute to be unveiled in 2026. so, how best to commemorate britain's longest—reigning monarch? here's our royal correspondent daniela relph. a nice statue of her with a water feature around it, where people could throw money which could be gathered to support the charities that the queen supported when she was alive. but nothing — too ostentatious and in—your—face. and it's striking that balance in terms of how you immortalise her. a traditional park with horses, where people can learn to - ride horses, new horse riders coming in, butjust keep- it very traditional. and it doesn't get much more traditional than the queen victoria memorial, dominating the view outside buckingham palace, an imposing tribute to a monarch. queen victoria got this huge memorial in a prime location, but queen elizabeth ii reigned for longer, arguably during

the irish sea, maybe down and cornwall down towards devon and cornwall as well, but head further inlandresponding in that 26 c in parts of london, even mid 20s for parts of eastern and central scotland. we'll lead into a fairly fine evening and night as well . clear spells for most of well. clear spells for most of us that will allow the mist and fog to return, though particularly lincolnshire, down towards and towards east anglia and also northern southern northern ireland. southern scotland a bit murky in scotland turning a bit murky in places well . a fairly mild places as well. a fairly mild night most us though night for most of us though towns holding up towns and cities holding up around set arceus around 14 degrees set arceus what's that? early mist and fog does clear its way off on monday. there'll a fair monday. again there'll be a fair amount of sunshine to had, amount of sunshine to be had, but for devon and but breezier for devon and cornwall, blustery around coastal areas. but the rain across northern scotland will be shifting more towards shetland. so highlands, of the so

across this part of cornwall.ry night. temperatures 12 to 16 degrees. the next few days weather—wise dominated by this big area of high pressure that's overall just to the east of the uk. and it's this that will be bringing dry, sunny and very warm weather our way. now from monday morning, you might start off seeing just a few early morning mist and fog patches. then they'll clear away within the first couple of hours of the morning, then sunshine across the board for most. the exception, again, the very far north of scotland might see a little bit of rain for shetland, but i think brighter weatherfor orkney, the hebrides and highland scotland as well. temperatures the highest across england and wales, reaching 27. but the warmest spots of scotland and northern ireland will also see temperatures into the mid—20s. so for many monday's going to be a warm day. and that warm theme continues for tuesday as well. as i say, for most of the uk it's looking like another dry day with plenty of sunshine around, perhaps a lit

this was penzance in cornwall, doing quite a good impression of the tropics, given the plants we've got, we'll keep the clear weather, a few mist and fog patches are quite likely to develop. it's across shetland. it's across shetland, and we might see a few occasional patches of rain, but otherwise, it's a dry night — temperatures 12—16 degrees. the next few days weather—wise dominated by this big area of high pressure that's overalljust to the east of the uk, and it's this that will be bringing dry, sunny and very warm weather our way. now, from monday morning, you might start off seeing just a few early morning mist and fog patches. then they'll clear away within the first couple of hours of the morning, then sunshine across the board for most. the exception, again, the very far north of scotland might see a little bit of rain for shetland, but i think brighter weatherfor orkney, the hebrides and highland scotland as well. temperatures the highest across england and wales, reaching 27. but the warmest spots of scotland and northern ireland will also see temperatures into the mid—20s.

a sports correspondent katie cornwall is at hampden.ment and optimism surrounding scotland here at hampden park and with good reason. scotland, as we've been hearing, are in fantastic form at the moment. they've risen 20 places in the world rankings to 30th under steve clarke. they've beaten the likes of spain and norway in european qualifying and they could even qualify for the euros tomorrow night. that's if norway and georgia ends in a draw in oslo. but right now, all that is occupying the mind of steve clarke is that challenge of england. and he says that match will be the perfect barometer for how far his side have progressed. obviously, we played well in cyprus. we had a good, comfortable evening. i know we see what we can do against a team that's nominally a point one team always in the later stages of major tournaments. that's the that's the benchmark i want to judge myself against. we'll find out tomorrow night how close we are. meanwhile, england travel here to glasgow off the back of that 1—1 draw with ukraine and that boiste

this is mevagissey in cornwall earlier today.k to reveal those sunny skies, and yes, it felt pleasantly warm, with temperatures pushing on into the mid 20s across parts of south—east england and the midlands as well. overnight tonight, the majority stay dry, a few mist and fog patches possible, however, for northern scotland, outbreaks of rain will turn more persistent and heavier here through the night. temperatures on the mild side with 12 to 15 celsius, and looking at the picture over the next few days, we have this area of high pressure to thank for the fine, settled, sunny spell of weather this most of us will see. just a few weather fronts skirting around the periphery of that high. one of those where fronts will be with us for northern scotland on sunday, and here, the cloud will be thick enough for occasional patches of rain, but away from the far northwest scotland, it'll be another dry day, with any early morning mist and fog patches burtn out of the way. it will feel warm in that september sun, with temperatures in sco

turning milder in cornwall and devon, into was the channel islands, 15 degrees there, but if you more spots for north—east scotland. weather fronts poised to move in for tuesday could spoil the weather a little. we start off with sunshine, weather fronts across the north and west, and won a crossing and then wales will push northwards through the day. some of the rain across england and wales could be thundery, and quite heavy across got that into the afternoon. but not a wash—out, you will notice. plenty of sunny spells around through the afternoon here. top temperatures, 23. then it goes downhill on wednesday, potential for very stormy weather around. the first named storm of the season, storm agnes, named by the met office. here it is during tuesday night into wednesday, hurtling across the atlantic, deepening rapidly as it approaches ireland, but it will start to weaken as it moves across our shores. still the potential of some disruption. gusts of 60—70 mph around irish sea coast. potentially a little higher, then late in the day, strong winds across scotland. accompanying the wi

so monday, generally a bit parts bit of a breezier day for parts of cornwall, definitely of devon, cornwally some coastal gusts, but elsewhere, be elsewhere, winds will be relatively light inland and there'll be a decent of there'll be a decent amount of sunshine much of the sunshine throughout much of the day. early day. again, once that early mist and does its way off, and fog does clear its way off, we on to of that we hold on to some of that sunshine throughout the rest of the perhaps a little bit the week, perhaps a little bit more cloud developing more towards thursday, but that's also will also where our temperatures will be the highest by by be climbing the highest by by looks like things are heating up by boilers. >> proud sponsors of weather on radio. >> welcome back to neil oliver live. we've been talking about how the powers that be seem determined to have as persuaders that are poor or cold or hungry or life is all we deserve and for the greater good to continue with that line of chat , for the greater good to continue with that line of chat, i'm joined now by jacob reynolds fr

so monday, generally a bit parts bit of a breezier day for parts of cornwall, definitely of devon, cornwallly some coastal gusts, but elsewhere, be elsewhere, winds will be relatively light inland and there'll be a decent of there'll be a decent amount of sunshine much of the sunshine throughout much of the day. early day. again, once that early mist and does its way off, and fog does clear its way off, we on to of that we hold on to some of that sunshine throughout the rest of the perhaps a little bit the week, perhaps a little bit more cloud developing more towards thursday, but that's also will also where our temperatures will be the highest by by be climbing the highest by by looks like things are heating up by boilers. >> proud sponsors of weather on radio. >> welcome back to neil oliver live. we've been talking about how the powers that be seem determined to have as persuaders that are poor or cold or hungry or life is all we deserve and for the greater good to continue with that line of chat , for the greater good to continue with that line of chat, i'm joined now by jacob reynolds f

my concern is that cornwall or the whole of cornwall will end up with just sort of like a big houday've got some really great people. and there's a really interesting history and culture down here. i'd be a bit afraid of that stuff kind of falling by the wayside. >> a to give local >> a bill to give local authorities the power to require licenced conversion authorities the power to require licdomestic conversion authorities the power to require licdomestic properties/ersion authorities the power to require licdomestic properties into )n of domestic properties into short and holiday . let short term and holiday. let accommodation is making its way through parliament. it's had its second reading, but that was last december. since then, progress has been slow and the problem isn't going away. jeff moody . gb news doesn't that look moody. gb news doesn't that look wonderful there? >> i mean, it does look beautiful and you can see why people want to holiday there. but this airbnb thing is the big thing. i've never done it. >> why have have you? >> why have have you? >> is it good? >> is i

widely as it does in the united kingdom - as may be seen even in idyllic devon on the border to cornwallgh-watson numbers among the upper ten thousand - a fact he does not appreciate at all. after a brief career as a corporate consultant in london and new york city, he now experiments with growing organic vegetables on his parents' farm. singh-watson went back to the land when he realized that money can't buy happiness. now, he's earning more than he ever dreamt of. with over a hundred employees, riverford organics is one of the united kingdom's biggest organic farms. over the past few years, he's signed 100 -percent ownership over to his workers at a relatively low price. now, he only stays on in the role of mentor. i suppose i always wanted to use the business to shape the world, and i wanted to shape the world in a way that more like the one i wanted to live in, which is one that is not dominated by inequality and greed. the growing poverty all around angers him. the current government is doing nothing to help, as ever more people are overtaken by inflation and rising interest rates.

widely as it does in the united kingdom - as may be seen even in idyllic devon on the border to cornwallgh-watson numbers among the upper ten thousand - a fact he does not appreciate at all. after a brief career as a corporate consultant in london and new york city, he now experiments with growing organic vegetables on his parents' farm. singh-watson went back to the land when he realized that money can't buy happiness. now, he's earning more than he ever dreamt of. with over a hundred employees, riverford organics is one of the united kingdom's biggest organic farms. over the past few years, he's signed 100 -percent ownership over to his workers at a relatively low price. now, he only stays on in the role of mentor. i suppose i always wanted to use the business to shape the world, and i wanted to shape the world in a way that more like the one i wanted to live in, which is one that is not dominated by inequality and greed. the growing poverty all around angers him. the current government is doing nothing to help, as ever more people are overtaken by inflation and rising interest rates.

and the weather will improve for the likes of devon, cornwall, somerset as well.s. if you do catch one, particularly through parts of northern england, later on, northern ireland and southern scotland, it could be really torrential. so a lot of rain in a short space of time and the potential for some localised flash flooding. it's cooler where we've got the rain working in across the north west of scotland, just 1a for stornoway, mid—20s for many northern areas but up to 32 for london and the southeast again. now, through the evening hours, heavy showers and thunderstorms affecting northern ireland, northern england and scotland for a time. and that band of rain creeps its way further south. so it's looking pretty wet for parts of scotland in particular, drier further south, some mist and fog and muggy conditions again, but not quite as hot as recent nights. into monday, then, and still some showers around across parts of northern england, north wales and for northern ireland and scotland. cloud and patchy outbreaks of rain further south and east. across england a

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this was mevagissey in cornwall earlier today.k to reveal those sunny skies and, yes, it felt pleasantly warm, with temperatures pushing on into the mid 20s across parts of south—east england and the midlands as well. overnight tonight, the majority stay dry, a few mist and fog patches possible. however, for northern scotland, outbreaks of rain will turn more persistent and heavier here through the night. temperatures on the mild side with 12 to 15 celsius, and looking at the weather picture over the next few days, we have this area of high pressure to thank for the fine, settled, sunny spell of weather that most of us will see. just a few weather fronts skirting around the periphery of that high. one of those weather fronts will be with us for northern scotland on sunday, and here, the cloud will be thick enough for occasional patches of rain, but away from the far north—west of scotland, it'll be another dry day, with any early morning mist and fog patches burnt out of the way. it will feel warm in that september sun, with tempe

and also it was many big gates that go with the cuban restaurant when i went into cornwall. and now the scenario returns. and the scenario that there must be precisely because of both these parties. all right, so you're leaning on history like what, what real evidence is there for that? what is really interesting because the things here he's a, you know, he's very, very, to be because of what the, what the basically formation you get there is no, it'd be this one way. you won't be out of it. i am, i suppose you all know geez, associate. so you know, just i speak to relate that few of us. i so they should be going on the guys, these cannot be held by anybody else except russia. and on the other hand, even the conflict thing. okay. i'm giving them, given the new competition, i can say that exist between russia and the united states. russia go the bills, auto both resorted to many communities. and you guys definitely, and i'm ready to go to any one of these, these every team and that the easy, i bet aside, your situation the where the united states. yes. but the united states a

and also it was many big gates ago, the cuban restaurant when i went into cornwall, and now the scenario returns. and the scenario that there must be precisely because of both these parties. all right, so you're leaning on his history like what, what real evidence is there for that? when he's very interesting because the things here he's a you know, is very, very to be because what the, what the piece of information you get there is no, everything is one way you won't be either i or my sociology associate sociology. i speak to the late that few of us i so they should be going on the guys, these cannot be held by anybody else except russia. and on the other hand, keeping the conflicting. okay. i'm giving them given the new competition. i can say that they exist between russia and the united states. russia go the bills or both resorted to many communities. and you guys definitely, you know, maybe come handed me, one of these, these every team that easy. i bet aside your situation the, where the united states. yes, but the united states are watching cuba as well as russia quite closely. don

and the weather will improve for the likes of devon, cornwall, towards somerset as well. england, later on, northern ireland and southern scotland, it could be really torrential. so a lot of rain in a short space of time and the potential for some localised flash flooding. it's cooler where we've got the rain working in across the north—west of scotland, just 14 for stornoway, mid—20s for many northern areas, but up to 32 for london and the south—east again. now, through the evening hours, heavy showers and thunderstorms affecting northern ireland, northern england and scotland for a time. and that band of rain creeps its way further south. so it's looking pretty wet for parts of scotland, in particular, drier further south, some mist and fog and muggy conditions again, but not quite as hot as recent nights. into monday, then, and still some showers around across parts of northern england, north wales. and for northern ireland and scotland, cloud and patchy outbreaks of rain. further south and east across england and wales, you're likely to stay dry. and for the likes of

and also it was many big gates ago, the cuban restaurant when i went into cornwall. now, the scenario reserves and the scenario that there must be precisely because of both these parties. all right, so you're leaning on history like what, what real evidence is there for that? what is really interesting because the things here are these, you know, is very, very to be because of what the, what the piece of information you get. there is no, everything is one way or the other. i am i suppose you all know jeez, i'm the associate sociologist, i speak to relate that few of us. i so they should be going on the guys, these cannot be held by anybody else except russia. i'm on the other hand, keeping the conflicting. okay. i'm giving, i'm given the new company the show night won't say that they exist between russia and the united states. russia go the bills, auto booth resorted to american enemies. i'm due by stephanie vienna. maybe come handed me one of these, these every team that using the better side of your situation, go to the united states. yes. but the united states are

but those concerns aren't going away. >> my concern is that cornwall or the whole of cornwall will endrk. to be honest with you, i mean, it's a beautiful county. we've got some really great people. there's a really great people. there's a really interesting history and culture be a bit culture down here. i'd be a bit afraid that stuff kind of afraid of that stuff kind of falling by the wayside. afraid of that stuff kind of fallag by the wayside. afraid of that stuff kind of fallag byto e wayside. afraid of that stuff kind of fallag byto give yside. afraid of that stuff kind of fallag byto give local >> a bill to give local authorities the power to require licences for the conversion of domestic properties into short term and holiday. let accommodation is making its way through parliament. it's had its second reading, but that was last december. since then, progress has been slow and the problem isn't going away. jeff moody gb news. >> thank you for geoff, helping us understand that. but we're going to have a debate on this. but one of our guests , this is but one of our guests, this is

cornwall, definitely some coastal gusts, but elsewhere, winds relatively light winds will be relatively be a decent amount sunshine throughout amount of sunshine throughout much of the day. again, once that mist fog does that early mist and fog does clear way off, we on to clear its way off, we hold on to some that sunshine throughout some of that sunshine throughout the rest week, perhaps the rest of the week, perhaps a little more cloud developing little bit more cloud developing more thursday, but more towards thursday, but that's our that's also where our temperatures climbing that's also where our temhighestes climbing that's also where our tem highest by climbing that's also where our tem highest by . climbing that's also where our temhighest by . by climbing that's also where our temhighest by . by looks|bing that's also where our temhighest by . by looks like| the highest by. by looks like things are heating up. >> boxed boilers proud sponsors of weather on . gb news coming up of weather on. gb news coming up in the 10:00 hour. >> tomorrow's papers hot off the press with live re

but nigel is away as i say, he's down in cornwall .gel is away as i say, he's down in cornwall. he's fishing. and the rumour is he's actually been catching things today. i think we can see on the screen a picture of nigel with a huge smile on his face. yes, he's caught his first fish. who knows how many more there is in the week, but the good news is that whilst he's away. while the cat's away. yes the mice will play. i'm in charge for the next four nights and we have got a full on action packed show for you. we're going to be talking about your views, opinions, controversy , controversial controversy, controversial issues, and hopefully have some fun along the way. the first big issue we've got to talk about is the continuing migrant crisis . the continuing migrant crisis. it feels to me that this situation is getting worse and worse. we're going to be talking to mark white down on the island, the italian island of lampedusa, couple lampedusa, in a couple of minutes . but lampedusa, in a couple of minutes. but i just want to give you

i've got to go to jonathan jones in cornwall. i'm waiting for it. he's tea somewhere. in cornwall.for it. he's i'm near it tea somewhere. in cornwall. i'm waiting for it. he's i'm near it . tea somewhere. in cornwall. i'm waiting for it. he's i'm near it . yeah.»mewhere. in cornwall. i'm waiting for it. he's i'm near it . yeah. liz,nhere. yeah i'm near it. yeah. liz, he's got a cup as well. and a little dog as well. oh, it's so cute. he's cute . cute. he's a cute. >> you know, you've got to get rid of those horrible dogs. >> who wants one of those beastly things anyway? >> want a nice little >> these. you want a nice little dog and you know, it's unbelievable that terrible unbelievable that that terrible thing happened yesterday because of you know , shouldn't be >> you know, shouldn't be allowed. but also don't think licencing is the answer. i think they should just be banned. bureaucracy won't stop. >> you just don't let them in. they're like a disease. >> keep out and cull them >> keep them out and cull them as that's ithink >> keep them out and cull them as that's i think those

cornwall, definitely some coastal gusts, but elsewhere, winds relatively light winds will be relatively be a decent amount sunshine throughout amount of sunshine throughout much of the day. again, once that mist fog does that early mist and fog does clear way off, we on to clear its way off, we hold on to some that sunshine throughout some of that sunshine throughout the rest week, perhaps the rest of the week, perhaps a little more cloud developing little bit more cloud developing more thursday, but more towards thursday, but that's our that's also where our temperatures climbing that's also where our temhighestes climbing that's also where our tem highest by climbing that's also where our tem highest by . climbing that's also where our temhighest by . by climbing that's also where our temhighest by . by looks|bing that's also where our temhighest by . by looks like| the highest by. by looks like things are heating up. >> boxed boilers proud sponsors of weather on . gb news coming up of weather on. gb news coming up in the 10:00 hour. >> tomorrow's papers hot off the press with live re

if you take somewhere like devon and cornwall don't really need a lot of rail investment, they will getere? there is an argument that the rail industry passengers like me, who don't have cars and rely on the railway, know from experience that you will never get this scale of invested on local products. who knows what the electoral effects will be, some people will be delighted, there are an awful lot of people in both parties who have said it is a waste of money. meanwhile, the labour party keeps prevaricating, i have heard from people saying, yes, we are going to build hs2 in full, and the people who might, in the event of a labour government be handling the finances saying, we have got to have a look. so hugely botched project which is costing the british people billions of pounds and we are still many, many years from any of us going anywhere near a high—speed train from somewhere near birmingham to london. ., ~ from somewhere near birmingham to london. ., ,, , ., from somewhere near birmingham to london. ., ~' , ., , from somewhere near birmingham to london. ., ,, ,, , . from somewh

the met office says areas of west yorkshire, cornwall, devon and wales met the heatwave criteria todayt—health alerts have been upgraded to amber for much of england, with only the north east under a yellow one. a former adviser to birmingham city council has said the hosting of the commonwealth games was a mistake, given its legacy of financial problems. max caller said last summer's event had been a "challenge too far" for the council. urgent talks are taking place following tuesday's announcement that the labour—run council was effectively bankrupt. the 52 wilko shops set to close next week due to the chain's collapse have been named. administrators pwc said 24 shops would close next tuesday, with a further 28 to shut a week tomorrow. more than a thousand staff are being made redundant. you're live with bbc news. the bbc has been sent a video message from the father and stepmother of sara sharif, the ten—year—old girl who was found dead at her home in surrey last month. they left the uk for pakistan the day before her body was found, and they say they're in hiding because they fear

the spectacle looked like in ireland, but photographers in northumberland, scotland, yorkshire and cornwallms high in the earth's atmosphere collide with energetic charged particles from the sun, creating the stunning light. now here's the weather with chris fawkes. he is also a stunning light and he is up next with the weather! hello there. the weather was a lot drier today across england and wales with more in the way of sunshine. it's felt quite fresh in the sunshine, not particularly humid there, and this was flamborough head with those sunny spells overhead. but further north and west, we had much thicker cloud in western scotland with rain arriving in argyll and bute through the afternoon. things starting to turn a little bit misty as well, and that rain is all associated with this developing low pressure. it's going to be bringing some wet and windy weather overnight, particularly to the northwest. so, some strong winds working into scotland — gales for a time here as a band of rain clears through, followed by some heavy showers. northern ireland becomes drier, but again there could

but nigel is away as i say, he's down in cornwall .gel is away as i say, he's down in cornwall. he's fishing. and the rumour is he's actually been catching things today. i think we can see on the screen a picture of nigel with a huge smile on his face. yes, he's caught his first fish. who knows how many more there is in the week, but the good news is that whilst he's away. while the cat's away. yes the mice will play. i'm in charge for the next four nights and we have got a full on action packed show for you. we're going to be talking about your views, opinions, controversy , controversial controversy, controversial issues, and hopefully have some fun along the way. the first big issue we've got to talk about is the continuing migrant crisis . the continuing migrant crisis. it feels to me that this situation is getting worse and worse. we're going to be talking to mark white down on the island, the italian island of lampedusa, couple lampedusa, in a couple of minutes . but lampedusa, in a couple of minutes. but i just want to give you

and the north devon and cornwall and the north of , something big is of england, something big is going by a there is. i'm now joined by a man will tell what man who will tell me what the extent this is . i'm joined by extent of this is. i'm joined by dr. connor o'gorman , head dr. connor o'gorman, head of policy and campaigns at the british association shooting british association for shooting and conservation. so connor, being there at the basc, you will get a lot more feedback on this than i will to what extent, to what extent have people involved in the shooting industry suffered from de—banking ? de—banking? >> well, we, we good evening. we know there are hundreds of cases out there and more and more people are coming forward. so we've been dealing with this issue for years and we thought we were the only ones affected . we were the only ones affected. so obviously, the last few months as news has emerged of the wider aspects to de—banking , um, more of our members are coming forward. um, people , all coming forward. um, people, all people don't want to come forward and think like

restaurants on the isle of wight and cornwall, too, have been and in cornwall, too, have been subjecte same kind of defamation. this the defamation. but this is not the only recent fight over our food . and the former labour prime minister tony sir anthony blair, has urged ministers to tax junk food for the sake of the nation's health. this is the very same tony blair keir starmer wins the next general election. he won't be able to fix the country by, and i quote, taxing and spending. that seems to a contradiction in that to be a contradiction in that somewhere. anyway i'm now joined for another down with for another sit down with sitwell by the eminent restaurant william restaurant critic william sitwell . william it's pretty sitwell. william it's pretty mean of these vegans as when they were invited to a restaurant, then to make fake reviews saying it's awful, isn't it ? it? >> well , you know, one of the >> well, you know, one of the key drivers of building great british food culture and the resurgence of british food culture is the sort of regional farm shops , the, you know, run