, which will make cornwall a very rich county again, be for good cornwall. >> but equally a lot of miningearth minerals. moving on, we have a, we have in ed miliband, somebody with a religious devotion to wind power and to the net zero agenda. and it was very interesting. john redwood, about 11 months ago, there was a government auction for people to bid to build wind farms in the north sea. there wasn't a single bidder, but suddenly, suddenly, they're lining up to bid to build a whopping great wind farms. even a few experimental ones that will float until they get blown away by a storm, i suspect, and now suddenly people are queuing up. what's happened? >> well, two big things changed. there was a big increase in the price that they would offer a guaranteed price for all the power these things would generate. agreed with the previous government, continue with the new government and then the new government is so desperate to make it a success. tipped a lot more direct taxpayer subsidy in as well to sweeten the thing. so of course people were queuing up because they said, oh, we can get a

now, before we go, let'sjust cornwall.te, do take a look for all the detail on what unfolded overnight. hello. it's going to be quite chilly over the next few days, in fact it will feel more like over rather than the first half of september. wednesday is going to bring some sunny spells but also brisk winds and quite a few showers, especially in the afternoon. so here is the big picture across our neck of the woods, here is that stream of chilly air all the way from the active, spreading across ireland, uk and many north—western parts of europe, and the early—morning forecast for wednesday shows clear skies across many eastern and southern areas of the uk but showers spreading into the north—west. early morning typically between six and 10 degrees but it will be colder in rural spots, particularly in the north. so right from the word go, yes, lots of sunshine but risked winds and showers from the word go in the north—west of the uk and some of the showers will become widespread right across the uk, i think your best chance

they are the declaration of independence, the surrender of general burgoin, the surrender of lord cornwallisgning his commission. perhaps the first three paintings are the most well-known for americans. but i would tell constituents that the subject of the fourth painting was the most important. it depicted george washington, appearing before a civilian government and returning all of his military power back to the representatives of the people. in each of the foreign paintings, trumbull captured the images of men who were present at those momentous events, but more than that, he captured something of the cordial affection that washington's officers had for one another, forged in the furnace of war, tempered by an uneasy peace, but burnished by the experience of self-government. those friendships are continually renewed as one member of the society of the cincinnati succeeds another and takes up his responsibility to safeguard the ideals of the american revolution. we are grateful that history torion and biographer brookhiser brings attention to the life of trumbull whose painting portrayed

we are about to commission and it demonstrates the plant in cornwall.ch in the us and one in the uk. notjust government support, not just government support, wide notjust government support, wide support from other investors as well.- wide support from other investors as well. thank you for. investors as well. thank you for- there — investors as well. thank you for. there is _ investors as well. thank you for. there is so _ investors as well. thank you for. there is so much - investors as well. thank you for. there is so much more | investors as well. thank you | for. there is so much more to discuss on that subject. not least of course how clean is this? mining lithium. we will have to dig deeper on another day for that we are out of time have a good day and we will see you soon. hello, there. thursday promises to be another unusually warm september day for large parts of the uk, although in the north of scotland, it may not be quite as warm as it was on wednesday when aviemore got above 25 degrees celsius — some nine or ten degrees above the seasonal

and south east england, but rather cloudy skies for some, turned quite murky here in mousehole in cornwallt. this clump of storms that went through the north—west midlands earlier brought 14mm of rain in just the space of one hour, and over the next few hours, those heavy downpours will continue to drive northwards across northern england and into scotland as well. probably another batch of heavy rain then developing behind that into parts of wales. all the while it will stay quite warm and muggy. well, that takes us into monday, and monday is dominated by low pressure. we're expecting showers or some longer spells of rain. the heaviest downpours will be across northern england and scotland. probably some thunderstorms mixed in so there could be some localised surface water flooding. bit of rain crosses northern ireland brighter from western counties later in the afternoon. probably quite murky around some of our irish sea coasts. maybe staying dry across east anglia and south east england, where it will continue to feel quite humid and very warm. now beyond that, as we head into tuesday,

in devon and cornwall almost 90% of pensioners will be impacted by this cut.l challenge in coming into this place, one remains extremely concerned for the people who need to make ends meet as we go into this winter period. they've had no time to say for this and therefore is a taken pleat shock to them. what assurances can you give us that you will be supporting those who are most vulnerable? if you fail to achieve this what assurances can you give us that you will scrap these proposals? like the honourable gentleman i want to ensure that the lowest income pensioners get the support they are entitled to. under the previous government 800,000 pensioner households, entitled the pension credit were not receiving it. that is why this government is currently taking action to encourage uptake of the pension credit, to ensure that the poorest pensioners will get it. we are working with organisations like age uk and local authorities. local authorities have been written to to talk about how they can play their part to ensure that pensioners get their pension credit. s

worcestershire. >> cornwall. worcestershire. look at that. swansea.des. >> what was it with the weather that has given us this amazing sunrise this morning? >> low clouds . something's happening. >> it's absolutely beautiful. so thank you to all of them. who sent them in? your sister's been sending some in as well. >> yes, i think we might come to that one, but yeah, i mean, just there must be something. we must ask a meteorologist. look at that. i mean, that is literally a sunrise coming over the sea. that's. that's the one from my sister. she's. she's lucky enough to live by the sea in the south coast. and she also spotted this in the water and that we were she was saying to me , is that a sea lion or me, is that a sea lion or a seal? but she's sort of google imaged it and it is a seal, a common grey seal, which is apparently common, on the south coast. >> but there is nothing common about him. well no happy little chat. >> have you got any more lovely pictures? we'd love to see them, but i guess the sun has risen most places. >> yes, it will have d

so why are we then allowing them to take £99 million out of the duchies of lancaster and cornwall on the crown >> because to the crown >> because the capital gains. king charles pays capital gains. it's what they generate back. it exceeds what they're taking out. they are amazing value for money. i can't stress this again and again. and again. whatever you would replace them with, god forbid it would be some sort of dictator or something would end up costing far , far more. and i up costing far, far more. and i always say to people, you know, people who want to live in republic, there's plenty of republican countries out there for people to move, to go and try living in one and see how you get on. >> the irish, the irish and german presidencies democratically elected, they they cast irish. excuse me. you're very rude. interrupting. i didn't interrupt you , sarah, i didn't interrupt you, sarah, the irish and german presidencies, which are democratically elected or appointed, they have a budget, an annual budget and cost of just a few million pounds compared to the official figure of 8

it is notjust devon and cornwall. laterwe absolutely. it is notjust devon and cornwall.ew cast members jenna ortega and justin theroux to bring the ghost with the most back from the grave. charlotte gallagher has been to find out more. if you say his name three times, he will appear. beetlejuice, beetlejuice, beetlejuice. after almost four decades, michael keaton is back as beetlejuice and teaming up with director tim burton once more. he and i both had a window here, especially him, it turns out, where he said to me, i'm ready, i'm really excited, but if i if i don't make it now, i don't think we're going to make it. it now, i don't think so once i said, yeah, and he said, yeah, and we were on, i was excited from the get go. but then i didn't know, you know, if i could pull it off again. so, so i'm already excited because i know i'm walking into, ijust didn't know if i could bring it. please, father. can't you see him concentrating here? how much of you is in beetlejuice? i know you're not a demon, but, like, do you put some of yourself... ? how do you know i'm not a de

so why are we then allowing them to take £99 million out of the duchies of lancaster and cornwall onecause to the crown >> because the capital gains. king charles pays capital gains. it's what they generate back. it exceeds what they're taking out. they are they've invested and money that they've invested and saved over the years and whatever else. why should they work for free? >> it's all stolen. it's all stolen. they shouldn't. they shouldn't stolen. they should not. they should not. i'm not asking them to work for free. i'm saying they should not have this extravagant lifestyle in a time of a cost of living crisis, when the mass of people in this country are suffering, the royals should pinch their belts, tighten their belts, and make do with a little bit less. that's all i'm saying. >> okay, last word to you, sarah louise. >> they have tightened their belts. king charles, as you know, wants a slimmed down monarchy. and we've seen what's happened there when he's ended up with with cancer. and the princess of wales is recently fought a battle with cancer. we can't slim it down any

and south east england, but rather cloudy skies for some, turned quite murky here in mousehole in cornwallderstorms break out. this clump of storms that went through the north—west midlands earlier brought 14mm of rain in just the space of one hour, and over the next few hours, those heavy downpours will continue to drive northwards across northern england and into scotland as well. probably another batch of heavy rain then developing behind that into parts of wales. all the while it will stay quite warm and muggy. well, that takes us into monday, and monday is dominated by low pressure. we're expecting showers or some longer spells of rain. the heaviest downpours will be across northern england and scotland. probably some thunderstorms mixed in, so there could be some localised surface water flooding. bit of rain crosses northern ireland, brighter from western counties later in the afternoon. probably quite murky around some of our irish sea coasts. maybe staying dry across east anglia and south east england, where it will continue to feel quite humid and very warm. now beyond that, as we

outbreaks of rain on and off through the day, increasingly focused across parts of somerset, devon and cornwall and transport disruption, that sort of thing. but elsewhere we've got the sunshine 25 to 27 cloudy everywhere, certainly towards western scotland . we'll towards western scotland. we'll see blue skies first thing on friday. plenty of sunshine out there and already a warm start to the day. it's going to get warmer as the day progresses. northern ireland seeing some decent sunshine, particularly towards the west. likewise for southwest scotland, cumbria , southwest scotland, cumbria, lancashire, north wales these are the areas where we didn't see much summery weather during the summer , but on friday and the summer, but on friday and saturday we'll see plenty of warm sunshine. instead. the midlands, east anglia , some midlands, east anglia, some sunshine for a time, but across south wales into the south of england, mostly around the m4 corridor and southwards, there'll be thick cloud and they'll be heavy outbreaks of rain on and off through the day, increasingly focused across parts of

that could cause some cornwall. that could cause some issues. localised flooding , issues.ort disruption, that sort of thing. but elsewhere we've got the sunshine 25 to 27 celsius, even as far north as northwest scotland. now saturday starts off similarly, but as we go through the day there'll be less rain. i think across southern parts. still some showery outbreaks around, but otherwise a few dry. a few drier interludes to be had as well. a lot of cloud elsewhere, increasingly so through the weekend and becoming a little cooler. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news >> well saddened by the death is deeply saddened by the death of a member of the royal navy after a merlin helicopter ditched in the english channel. the incident occurred during operations with hms queen elizabeth. no other fatalities or serious injuries have been reported , the ministry of reported, the ministry of defence has confirmed. the family has been informed and a full investigation is now underway. the home office has confirmed it will not use raf scampton to house asyl

through the afternoon, becoming heavy and more persistent to the west of wales and across devon and cornwallll stay dry. a bit of brightness around, especially in scotland, a fair bit of cloud with that strengthening south easterly wind, so after a chilly start, it won't feel particularly warm this afternoon. 13 to 15 the highs. let's focus on the rain, though, for the evening if you're on the move. occasional rain in northern ireland, but some longer spells of heavier rain in wales and the south west, gradually starting to work its way in and turning wetter too. across other parts of england. the most persistent rain though, will be through the night from the southwest, drifting into south wales and across parts of central southern england. the gusts of wind 50—60 miles an hour, the strongest around the english channel coast. further north, drier, a little bit clearer, but not as cold as recent nights as that wind continues to freshen. so here's the chart for monday. area of low pressure becomes fairly slow moving and almost stalls across parts of eastern england. it does mean that the pers

that could cause some cornwall. that could cause some issues. localised flooding , issues.uption, that sort of thing. but elsewhere we've got the sunshine 25 to 27 celsius, even as far north as northwest scotland. now saturday starts off similarly, but as we go through the day there'll be less rain. i think across southern parts. still some showery outbreaks around, but otherwise a few dry. a few drier interludes to be had as well. a lot of cloud elsewhere, increasingly so through the weekend and becoming a little cooler. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news >> well . >> well. >> well. >> hello. good evening. i'm miriam cates standing in for jacob rees—mogg on state of the nafion jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight as labour begins an overhaul of the education system , i'll be speaking to two system, i'll be speaking to two women on the front line of the battle to protect our children. britain's strictest headteacher, katharine birbalsingh, joins me in just a moment, followed by london mother claire page, who is appealing a court's

and south east england, but rather cloudy skies for some turned quite murky here in mousehole in cornwallthat went through the north west midlands earlier brought 14mm of rain in just the space of one hour, and over the next few hours, those heavy downpours will continue to drive northwards across northern england and into scotland as well. probably another batch of heavy rain then developing behind that into parts of wales. all the while it will stay quite warm and muggy. well, that takes us into monday and monday is dominated by low pressure. we're expecting showers or some longer spells of rain. the heaviest downpours will be across northern england and scotland. probably some thunderstorms mixed in so there could be some localised surface water flooding. bit of rain crosses northern ireland brighter from western counties later in the afternoon. probably quite murky around some of our irish sea coasts. maybe staying dry across east anglia and south east england, where it will continue to feel quite humid and very warm. now beyond that, as we head into tuesday, eventually we're going to

neighbour waiting for the very first time it is like south east cornwall, the isle of wight, aldershotbasingstoke, in hexham, or cheerand and basingstoke, in hexham, or cheer and the weather rally labour is back in the service of any teas that we we never should have lost. in our port, coal, steel and mill towns. from bassetlaw and grimsby. to hartlepool, where the value, and bridgend. conference, in edinburgh, in glasgow, across the central belt and out in the western isles, labour is back in scotland too. so let me pay tribute to the people in this hall he made that difference. those who stayed and fought he —— through the fat howard years, though she came back to our party three k's leadership and those who joined us for the very first time. he helped to change our party and gave us this priceless chance to change our country for the better. to all of you, a huge thank you. in this hall, one year ago, i stated my intention but to be next time i addressed you, i would do so as the first female chancellor of the exchequer. today, conference, you can consider that a promise fulfilled.

and south east england, but rather cloudy skies for some turned quite murky here in mousehole in cornwalls earlier brought 14mm of rain in just the space of one hour, and over the next few hours, those heavy downpours will continue to drive northwards across northern england and into scotland as well. probably another batch of heavy rain then developing behind that into parts of wales. all the while it will stay quite warm and muggy. well, that takes us into monday and monday is dominated by low pressure. we're expecting showers or some longer spells of rain. the heaviest downpours will be across northern england and scotland. probably some thunderstorms mixed in so there could be some localised surface water flooding. bit of rain crosses northern ireland brighter from western counties later in the afternoon. probably quite murky around some of our irish sea coasts. maybe staying dry across east anglia and south east england, where it will continue to feel quite humid and very warm. now beyond that, as we head into tuesday, eventually we're going to start to get northwesterly winds moving

and south east england, but rather cloudy skies for some, turned quite murky here in mousehole in cornwalleak out. this clump of storms that went through the north—west midlands earlier brought 14mm of rain in just the space of one hour, and over the next few hours, those heavy downpours will continue to drive northwards across northern england and into scotland as well. probably another batch of heavy rain then developing behind that into parts of wales. all the while it will stay quite warm and muggy. well, that takes us into monday, and monday is dominated by low pressure. we're expecting showers or some longer spells of rain. the heaviest downpours will be across northern england and scotland. probably some thunderstorms mixed in, so there could be some localised surface water flooding. bit of rain crosses northern ireland, brighter from western counties later in the afternoon. probably quite murky around some of our irish sea coasts. maybe staying dry across east anglia and south east england, where it will continue to feel quite humid and very warm. now beyond that, as we head into t

as thousands of fans look forward to oasis reuniting on tour next year, a music studio in cornwall hasa look around. i'm on a journey of discovery. tucked away in a creek off the river fowey near golant in cornwall, is a music studio that is only accessible by foot or boat. at first glance, it doesn't seem very rock n roll, but for the last 50 years, the sawmills studio has hosted a wealth of famous musicians, including oasis, recording theirfirst album here 30 years ago. hello, john. hello. welcome to the sawmills. thank you. and this is the lounge area where the bands used to hang out. there used to be the pool table here. ruth taylor was studio manager at that time. ..was a sound system where liam played me his first single, which wasn't recorded here. and he put it on the turntable. he said, "listen to this, ruth, we're going to be massive." and i thought, "pfft, really?!" # i'm feeling supersonic # give me gin and tonic...# forjust over a week, the band chilled out at the residential recording studio and captured the rest of the tracks for their debut album, definitly maybe. so th

. >> yes, i've been in cornwall . >> yes, i've been in cornwall. >> yes, i've been in cornwall. >> he'son the sauce, middle aged, buffed and toughened to go home. >> rosy cheeked, smoked cigars and ho ho ho and go to the shops. >> terrible sexism on your part, nina. >> and i completely agree with you. and it's fair enough , you. and it's fair enough, because we've taken an awful lot of it for many centuries now. angela represents this country more in a more realistic fashion. god help us than those. oh, really? there's nothing. no she. >> she was in a good mood when i came on margaret thatcher. >> we're done. for whom? i loathe, by the way, margaret thatcher would have been proud of her because she actually has brought herself up by her bootstraps. when she was 16, she was pregnant. she'd had a terrible childhood. and by dint of her own native wit, intelligence, whatever she has got herself to this situation where she which she really, deserves. >> but see, i don't disagree with any of that. >> yes, but but so she can go on holiday. it's not michael gove looking sweaty in a nightclub an

cornwall. and that could cause some issues. so a rain warning in force.ntral and eastern parts, some drizzle and mist and low cloud for northeast england and eastern scotland. but western scotland, northern ireland, seeing plenty of sunshine. and over the next couple of days here it's going to turn increasingly warm, almost like summer has arrived at last. but it's not the case for the southwest into the evening, with some very heavy rainfall for the evening rush. and that could cause some transport disruption for a time. as you can see, a lot of low cloud and some mist and drizzle for north east england, eastern scotland, western scotland, meanwhile , as well as northern meanwhile, as well as northern ireland, a beautiful end to the day. plenty of blue skies before the sun goes down and we're going to keep the clear skies in the northwest overnight. northwest england and north wales also seeing clear spells, but wherever you are it's going to be a mild night because relatively humid air is arriving from the east. that's originating over central europe. s

the, the one seems to be that the end of the cornwall and the united states, you know, that sort of degrading that. there was a beat of the quote, we'll be able to use the leverage in terms of information. and this information on the wall is now when seamlessly being generated. and that is why you see such an option. it's like trying to, you know, bond set, the media outlets tried to control how information sets do the submit this it, disseminated this is actually dictatorship of, uh, you know, through. i don't spend to actually create the plus side and i'm not into that. one idea is more popular than to add them or to create a ton amongst our on in the mean, out of, um, i know ways bit by some, so this is sort of them what you base of the mentor platform as a washington's pressure. as so far failed to convince many major powers, india is one example which is report delay refusing to back the u. s. according to new delhi officials quoted by the media, the country doesn't support unilateral measures without un approval. here's what the american envoy and the indian capital said earlier. the go

not been successful a unfortunately like to me and almost nobody is at all the lives of this all cornwall for the last time. what would you but now after it is almost there won't do nobody even season because is the $1.00 to $2.00 by 0. look, guys, i don't want to live in the i the kind of for the policy on government. even garza and the dog in the deep, it doesn't have as good as a palace that the pay and the only is when the united states, for instance, almost as they list on their bowers, they don't do any sinks and stuff is right. so it was actually completed as a genocide, including virginia and myself, such as alright, we're gonna live with are you off high folly a veteran supporter of palestinian rights. thank you for your time. thank you. the reports are emerging that nato leaders are set to allow kids to use western supplied missiles to striking deeper into russia. the blocks top military adviser has claimed to such a move is it justified militarily? there's a good reason to do that, to weaken the enemy, to weaken its logistical lines, fuel and munition that comes to the front. t

areas into the afternoon, becoming more heavy and persistent to the west of wales and devon and cornwallr bit of cloud and that strengthening south—easterly wind means after a chilly started will feel warm this afternoon, 13—15 the eyes. this evening if you are in scotland, a fair bit of cloud and that strengthening south—easterly wind means after a chilly started will feel warm this afternoon, 13—15 the eyes. this evening if you're on the move, occasional rain in northern ireland, but longer spells and heavier in wales and the when the south—west and drifting into wales and across central england, the gust of wind 50—60 mph the strongest of the post. not as cold as recent nights is that wind continues to freshen. here is the chart for monday, ourairflow for monday, our airflow pressure for monday, our air flow pressure becomes for monday, ourairflow pressure becomes slow moving at almost stores across parts of eastern england. the persistent rain then pushes into wards parts of east anglia for a time, but mainly parts of northern england, yorkshire, lincolnshire and the east midlands is

the one seems to be that the end of the cornwall and the united states, you know, that sort of declaring that there was a beast of the quoted will be able to use the leverage in terms of information. and this information on the wall is now when seamlessly being generated. and that is why you see such an option. it's like trying to, you know, bond sutton, media outlets tried to control how information since the diesel diesel, designated. this is actually dictatorship of, uh, you know, to spend them to actually create the plus side and, and not into that one idea is more popular than to add them or to create a ton amongst our on indian meanings out of an otherwise bit mustang. so this is, i should have been with you, bit of the mentor platform to washington's pressure has so far failed to convince many major powers. india is one example which is reportedly refusing to back the u . s. according to new delhi officials quoted by the media, the country doesn't support in a lateral measures without un approval. but here's what the american envoy and the indian capital said earlier. the governme

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new mails for hull and east yorkshire, lincolnshire, cornwall, and others will get new powers over skillsution. this government will change the future of the north of england so northerners will no longer be dictated to from whitehall. applause cheering conference, we will be the government to complete devolution in the north. the change will be irreversible, and i will get it done, and as a proud northerner, this milestone is personal for northerner, this milestone is personalfor me. and, conference, it was the foundation of a decent home, secure work and strong community that nurtured me. the youth club on a friday afternoon gave me somewhere to go with a youth worker i could trust. a sure start centre is where i met other mums and learned how to look after my new baby. applause conference, the community raised me. none of those people cast me aside or gave up on me. and when i became a home help, suddenly it was myjob to look after the people who once looked after me. retired professors, teachers, nurses, police officers. they needed my care in the last years and days of their life, ca

and things the, the wild seems to be the end of the cornwall and the united states. you know, that sort of decree adding that they want to beat us in the quota, will be able to use the leverage in terms of information. and this information on the wall is now continuously being challenged. and that is why you see such an option. it's like trying to, you know, bon sutton, media outlets tried to control how information says do the submit this it does have been added. this is actually the shape of you know, through the end to actually create a plus side and then nodded to the one i da's more popular than to add them or to clips on, amongst uh, or on indian meaning they out of an otherwise bit lesson. so this is a sort of them what you bit of the mentor platform. thank you. i so mr. steven, please. uh oh, i think we may have lost the connection with mr. steven, but we'll continue to continue mister remote. i think that the bigger picture is what this means for freedom of speech across the board. i'm curious to know, what's the reaction be enough work to best buy a most of

south east �*england, but rather cloudy skies for some, turned quite murky here in mousehole in cornwallace of one hour, and over the next few hours, those heavy downpours will continue to drive northwards across northern england and into scotland as well. probably another batch of heavy rain then developing behind that into parts of wales. all the while it will stay quite warm and muggy. well, that takes us into monday, and monday is dominated by low pressure. we're expecting showers or some longer spells of rain. the heaviest downpours will be across northern england and scotland. probably some thunderstorms mixed in, so there could be some localised surface water flooding. bit of rain crosses northern ireland, brighter from western counties later in the afternoon. probably quite murky around some of our irish sea coasts. maybe staying dry across east anglia and south east england, where it will continue to feel quite humid and very warm. now beyond that, as we head into tuesday, eventually we're going to start to get northwesterly winds moving back across the country, and they will br

more widely through the afternoon and becoming heavier in the west of wales and across devon and cornwallthe strengthening wind means after a cold start it will not be particular warm this afternoon. the rain, for the evening, occasional rain in northern ireland but longer spells in wales and the south—west working in and turning wetter in other parts of england. the most persistent rain through the night from the south—west drifting to south wales and central and southern england. gusts up to 60 mph strongest around channel coast. further north, a little clearer but not as cold as recent nights. this is the chart for monday. fairly slow moving and almost stalling across england which means persistent rain pushes into east anglia but mainly in parts of northern england, yorkshire, lincolnshire, east midlands, the north west and rain in the far north—west. totals will tot up far north—west. totals will tot up in yorkshire and parts of the midlands, we could have issues. furthersouth, brighter issues. further south, brighter and issues. furthersouth, brighter and milder. driest in northern

the afternoon, becoming more heavy and persistent through the rest of wales and across devon and cornwallher around, after chilly started will feel warmer in the afternoon, 13—15. let's focus on the rain if you are on the move, occasional rain in northern ireland, but longer spells of heavy rain in wales and the south—west gradually starting to work its way in and turning right across other parts of england. most persistent rain will be overnight, drifting through south—west of wales and england, the gust of wind 50 — 60 mph, the strongest around the wales and south coast. a cold, windy night is that wind freshens. here is the chart for monday, the air pressure becomes slow moving at almost stalls across south england. it does mean persistent rain pushes into parts of east anglia for a time, but mainly northern england, yorkshire, lincolnshire and the east midlands down towards the west. some rain out on the far west as well. those rain totals topped up across parts of yorkshire, the midlands, we could have some issues. further south, brighterand could have some issues. further south, bri

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