david bach, president of imd business school, thank you for talking business with me today. you can keep up with the latest on our global economy on the bbc website, or on the smartphone app. you can also give me a follow on social media if you like. i'm @tadthnright. thank you for watching. i will catch you again soon. bye—bye. hello. wednesday brought some very heavy falls of rain across parts of wales and western areas of england too, caused some localised flooding, for example, here in shropshire. and shropshire was one of the wettest areas, along with southern wales, parts of south—west england. we had up to 73mm of rain around the brecon beacons, 60mm into parts of shropshire, whereas further eastwards on wednesday, some very warm weather for mid—october. we had temperatures peaking at 22.5 celsius in central london. the average at this time of the year is 15. now, over the next few hours, we've got this zone of heavy rain pushing eastwards and northwards, so heavy rain for northern england, some heavy bursts in eastern scotland and some heavy rain for a time across th

david bach, president of imd business school, thank you for talking business with me today.on't forget, you can keep up with the latest on our global economy on the bbc website, or on the smartphone app. you can also give me a follow on social media if you like. i'm... thank you for watching. i will catch you again soon. bye— bye. hello. it's been an unsettled start to the weekend, with low pressure pushing several bands of rain southwards across the uk on saturday, but we did manage some spells of sunshine between these successive areas of rain. it was a mild day, particularly across southern areas of england and wales. top temperatures reached 17 degrees, but in cardiff we've got a drop of four degrees celsius on the way as we head into sunday. low pressure then clears off out of the way. a ridge of high pressure follows, bringing a better day for many of us on sunday. however, it is going to be a chilly old start to the day underneath these clearing skies, temperatures are dropping like a stone at the moment. we've got a few showers coming and going across the far north c

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