having established that the cyclops mountains are as unique as the echidna that live there, the hopenews. now it's time for a look at the weather with elizabeth rizzini. hello, there. plenty of dry weather to come as we go through the next couple of days and there will be some sunshine, including today, sunny spells for many, watch out for showers in places. feeling a little chillier. the coldest night of the autumn so far in parts of scotland, freezing fog in the north, but further south, heavy thundery showers this morning from wales across southern england, coastal gales in the south—west, the winds are now lighter. this afternoon, could still be showers lingering in kent, some cloud here. otherwise sunshine developing. blustery showers, sunny spells for northern ireland, rain moving into the far north of scotland by the end of the day, some could be wintry perhaps on the tops of hills. this evening and overnight, the low pressure moves east, we're between weather systems, the winds will be light, some frost forming particularly in the east. temperatures here could drop a little b

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having established that the cyclops mountains are as unique as the echidna that lived there, the hope rediscovered. we saw the short big echidna. very cute. then he really enjoyed that peace doing all those —— seeing all those marvellous animals. coming up later in the programme... from much—loved family pets to life—saving companions, we're a nation of dog lovers. the broadcaster clare balding has been exploring our canine friends for her new book, and she'll be here to tell us all about it, at ten to eight this morning. it's at her with her dog? it must be. she will be delighted with that picture. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london, i'm alison earle. police investigating the disappearance of a man in south london have found a body in the boot of a car. justin henry was last seen on the 15th of october at a fast—food restaurant in croydon. two men have been charged with his murder. 72 billion litres of sewage has been pumped into the river thames since 2020, according to figures from the liberal democrats. the worst—affected site