this is dewbs & >> welcome back.me coming until 7:00. pr consultant alex dean and former adviser to jeremy corbyn, james shield have been a very lively show far , gentlemen, in fact, show so far, gentlemen, in fact, we've comments in we've got some great comments in on debate. should the on our last debate. should the tories ditch net zero to win the next election? richard is very clear. this is a huge opportunity the tories and opportunity for the tories and they now seize it. go full they must now seize it. go full on anti net zero and full throttle . all pro motorist then throttle. all pro motorist then sunak could walk back into downing street at the next election , whereas dave says i election, whereas dave says i would not vote conservative in the next election because they are socialism lite. hardly any different at all from labour . different at all from labour. okay, that's great stuff. let's move on to our next debate now again about the labour party because they are pledging to make self—identification mak

nine >> yes, welcome back to dewbs& co. >> yes, welcome back to dewbs& c0.ver. keeping me company still is reem ibrahim from the institute of economic affairs . and paul economic affairs. and paul embry, writer, broadcaster and firefighter. now, a lot of you have been making the point at home. been writing and home. you've been writing in and making point that the only making the point that the only way sort the housing problem making the point that the only w¢to sort the housing problem making the point that the only w¢to stoprt the housing problem making the point that the only w¢to stop mass housing problem making the point that the only w¢to stop mass immigrationlem making the point that the only w¢to stop mass immigration and is to stop mass immigration and i do think that is a is a good point to make. so the population has increased rapid diddly, ergo we have difficulty housing this many people when the population grows. reem you would say, well, if we just have planning reform, we can house them all. >> i absolutely, i absolutely agree. >> and also, i

and welcome back to dewbs radio.dewbs & co with me, martin daubney keep me coming until 7:00. >> the leader of the heritage party, david kirton, and the co—founder of novara aram co—founder of novara media, aram bastani . loads of comments bastani. loads of comments coming in. i've got to say, aaron, there's been a lot of love for obviously, we just love for you. obviously, we just spoke about you. in fact, you were attacked, were physically attacked, which is please is deplorable. oh, bill, please send aaron. he is send our best. aaron. he is great on the show. and i wish him well on behalf of every gb news viewer, i'm enjoying news viewer, kitty, i'm enjoying tonight's all male all tonight's all male panel, all the panel . there go. kitty, the panel. there we go. kitty, you're an old man blush. you're making an old man blush. patricia. i'm loving dewbs& co more, please. now i'm really blushing subject of nigel blushing on the subject of nigel farage, bank of nigel. would farage, the bank of nigel. would you bank wi

this is dewbs& co. >> hello there. this is dewbs& c0. with >> hello there. this is dewbs& co.le dewberry till 7:00 tonight alongside me , till 7:00 tonight alongside me, consultant alex dean and the journalist and author ella whelan morris got involved. he was asking both of you what is the definition of your definition of poverty? how would you define it? >> there are two ways of defining poverty. the first is absolute people not absolute poverty. people not having not having having enough to eat, not having enough warm, enough to keep themselves warm, not a place to stay. not having a place to stay. that's a definition that is objective , and it's one with objective, and it's one with which i agree. the second definition of poverty is so called relative poverty, which is people who are below the 60% of the median income in society at any given time. the left prefers the latter because , prefers the latter because, first of all, it means that there always big part there will always be a big part of always in of society, which is always in poverty, matter how well we poverty,

>> watching dewbs& co >> you are watching dewbs& co with me. bev turner this evening.d evening. ben habib is here. and also zuby. now the government have announced sector pay have announced public sector pay rises five and 7. but rises of between five and 7. but the armed forces are stuck with just the army just the 5. so why are the army being out to dry? ben, does being hung out to dry? ben, does this feel fair to you? mean, this feel fair to you? i mean, obviously we've doctors, obviously we've got doctors, junior doctors still wanting this pay rise, 6% this ridiculous 35% pay rise, 6% is rishi sunak has offered is what rishi sunak has offered across the board. but it kind of struck me that we are neglecting our military. is that because they can't strike, we always neglect military. neglect our military. >> we put them in >> you know, we put them in harm's without proper harm's way without proper equipment. haven't spent equipment. we haven't spent anywhere near enough on our military as we should have done. we've consumed the peace dividend multiple times over. an

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welcome back to dewbs& co.pany tonight is daniel moylan, conservative life peer in the house of lords and michael walker, contributing editor at novara media. thank you very much indeed. just had a few emails about asda, who has come under criticism from the competition and markets authority for potentially profiteering with its fuel prices. jill says asda were consistently the cheapest for fuel around here near colchester . well go figure and david says why has asda been singled out throughout? i found their prices often cheaper than other supermarkets . well that's a supermarkets. well that's a little bit confusing , but on little bit confusing, but on farage and that apology from natwest ceo alison rose , sid natwest ceo alison rose, sid says the wonderful and popular nigel doesn't just need the bank apology , but the bank should apology, but the bank should reopen all of his accounts that have been closed and do the same for any other person. they have done well yes, a lot of done this to. well yes, a lot o

all of that's come tonight dewbs& with me bev tonight on dewbs& co with me bev turner. first, the latest turner. but first, the latest news polly news headlines with polly middleton . middleton. >> middlehurst. bev but it's okay. yeah. let's bring you the latest news now. as you've been heanng latest news now. as you've been hearing the top story today, the prime minister says no one should have their bank account closed for exercising their right to free speech. the matter was raised in pmqs by david davis, who described the closure of gb news presenter nigel farage's bank account by the exclusive bank cootes as vindictive, irresponsible and undemocratic. rishi sunak was asked if the government would need uk banks to inform the treasury about all the accounts they've closed for non—commercial reasons over the last decade. rishi sunak told mps the rules are being reviewed . meanwhile, he was forced to leave parliament today by the back door because of a demonstration by just off oil trying to stop mps from attending pmqs. police made dozens of arrests as well. the other top story on gb n

welcome back to dewbs & co with me. michelle dewbs& co with me.ng you company right through until 7:00. alongside me, joanna williams and david curtain remain. alongside me, joanna williams and david curtain remain . and and david curtain remain. and you know what? i actually if you will just sit comfortably, grab a brew and indulge me because there is something that i want to get off my chest . now, if i to get off my chest. now, if i had a pound for every time that i've been asked, michelle, why have you got the same adverts over and over again on gb news? and quite frankly, i would be a rich woman. so it's time to address that question head on. firstly, we have massive, massive appreciation for every single one of our advertisers and if you don't know by now where you can buy, sell or repair your gold jewellery, then frankly, you are beyond helping. no, i cannot do a welsh accent . no, i cannot do a welsh accent. the truth is, though, that we are subject to a massive advertising boycott and we have been ever since. well before actually, we'd ev

this is dewbs& co with me, emily carver.ut first, let's get the latest news headlines with polly . emily thank you. >> our top story this hour concerns the bbc. the director general has been telling a parliamentary committee today that staff at his corporation are confident in the broadcaster's whistleblowing processes . the house of lords processes. the house of lords communications and digital committee asked tim davie why the organisation didn't take allegations against its most highly paid news presenter more seriously and much sooner. the bbc boss confirmed that the organisation has been in touch with the complainant, who alleged huw edwards paid a young person for explicit images . but person for explicit images. but since the allegations were published in the sun. tim davie says the investigation could take a while to reach its conclusion . conclusion. >> it's difficult to give you a precise time on that. the reason is because you have to go through that diligently , assess through that diligently, assess the informat

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& co . of course, by dewbs& co. >> thank you very much , patrick. >> thank you very much, patrick. well, as you've been hearing from vicky flynn, the wife of newsreader hugh edwards , has newsreader hugh edwards, has named him as the bbc presenter facing allegations over payments for sexually explicit images. in a statement issued on his behalf . in her statement, vicky said her husband, hugh, was suffering from serious mental health issues and is now receiving inpatient and hospital care where he will stay for the foreseeable future as she asked foreseeable future as she asked for privacy for her family. the statement comes after met police detectives have determined there is no information to indicate that a criminal offence has been committed by hugh edwards. but the met has advised the bbc it can continue with its internal investigation. a total of four claims have been made towards mr edwards as we will of course bnng edwards as we will of course bring you more on that but in throughout the evening. but in other news, g. seven leaders have signed a joint declaration in support

well there you go. >> of you is welcome on >> all of you is welcome on dewbs& co right?f canterbury said that universities should have their funding they allow people funding cut if they allow people to abused, insulted and to be abused, insulted and excluded. to say, excluded. now, i've got to say, some things are quite some of those things are quite sensible. you know, if i come and punch you in the face because you're talking nonsense , then we would all , then obviously we would all agree i often does. yeah, agree that i often does. yeah, i have abused you. i have. it's a very clear cut thing when you start kind of going down this line of, you know, i might say, well, what are you doing? will you be back on, you know, did it do you might feel insulted and all the rest of it. so firstly, how would you police this how would you even police this stuff? secondly, should the stuff? and secondly, should the funding of unis be attached to it? >> can't it? >> well, you can't you can't police i'm near police it. i'm a near absolutist. say, on free absolutist. i would say, on

he's joining me in dewbs& co dewbs & joining me in dewbs& co dewbs& co he's covering for michelle dewberry update on the gb news website, i'll see website, gbnews.com. i'll see you tomorrow. enjoy >> looks like things are heating up. boxed boilers, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news evening. >> i'm alex deckard and this is your latest weather update from the met office for gb news most of us will see some sunny spells tomorrow, there'll still be tomorrow, but there'll still be a around and still a few showers around and still a little bit on the chilly side. low pressure is edging away. the breeze coming down from the breeze is coming down from the north. these weather fronts have been providing some heavy showers , but clearing away from showers, but clearing away from the this evening . the south coast this evening. another bring some another one will bring some showery into northern showery rain into northern scotland . a few scotland overnight. a few scattered elsewhere , scattered showers elsewhere, perhaps in southwest england. southwest wales, but most will be dry and clear and

it's going to be a fantastic friday edition of dewbs& with the wonderful bev dewbs& co with the wonderfulrybody who's getting in touch with who's been getting in touch with me be just finished me and to be fair, just finished by thank to everyone by saying thank you to everyone who's bat for me who's been going into bat for me on as well. i do believe on twitter as well. i do believe that free patrick that hashtag free patrick christys is trending at the moment. very rarely good when you trend on twitter, but apparently this one might be it might be a good thing. so look, thank you very much, everybody. if have a little bit of if you do have a little bit of a moment, do go on twitter and just try to let elon musk know that i was only joking. and you canindeed that i was only joking. and you can indeed just reinstate me on twitter right. twitter anyway. right. okay. we've apparently. we've got to go. apparently. anyway you very much, anyway thank you very much, everybody. a lovely weekend. >> temperature's rising. >> the temperature's rising. boxed solar sponsors boxed solar proud sponsors

dewbs & co comes up next. i'll be dewbs& co comes up next.and way, it's a massive and by the way, it's a massive farage show. this evening. stay tuned. >> i'm alex deakin. this is your latest update the latest weather update from the met news. it is met office for gb news. it is going to get warmer again towards the end of week, but towards the end of the week, but for of today, a cool for the rest of today, a cool breeze bringing some sunshine, but of but also bringing plenty of showers. a cool showers. more than a cool breeze, across the breeze, though, across the netherlands low netherlands today. this deep low pressure storm polly pressure was named storm polly by the german weather service, bringing wet and windy bringing some wet and windy and wild conditions to the netherlands we are netherlands and denmark. we are dominated by a low pressure, but it's near intense it's nowhere near as intense just a sprinkling of just bringing a sprinkling of showers this evening. showers through this evening. many places will be dry. the showers will

up next is michelle dewberry for dewbs& co. nice to see you turned up today. and i missed it all. yeah, i missed it all. i got the alert on my phone.i all. i got the alert on my phone. i was like, cool, what a day to be off. >> but i'm fascinated by this story. >> and i do wonder whether or not my viewers are interested in the huw edwards thing or do they think, you know what, pack it in and on. it's the media and move on. it's the media keeping it alive. >> so i'll be that >> so i'll be asking that question tonight. >> pondering >> i also pondering tonight, patrick, uk giving patrick, why is the uk giving money rich countries like £50 money to rich countries like £50 million to china, for million last year to china, for example ? another thing that example? and another thing that caught my eye well, obviously caught my eye as well, obviously france on fire for france has been on fire for quite a in of the quite a while in terms of the killing there. and it's been kind of proposed and explored as to whether or not when it's all kicking off. and in france, it's

& co the next hour with dewbs& co make you keep it all make sure that you keep it all gb news because nigel farage will be on. of course, we've got course, after that we've got jacob got jacob rees—mogg. we've got absolutely make absolutely everybody, so make sure it all things sure you do keep it all things gb news thank you very for gb news thank you very much. for everybody watching everybody who's been watching and and listening in everybody who's been watching and emailing and listening in everybody who's been watching and emailing in|d listening in everybody who's been watching and emailing in as.istening in everybody who's been watching and emailing in as well,ng in and emailing in as well, i've been christys. be been patrick christys. i will be back tomorrow at 3 pm. back with you tomorrow at 3 pm. see you a bit. see you in a bit. >> looks like things are heating up. boxed boilers, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. sponsors of weather on. gb news. >> i'm alex deakin. welcome along to your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. pretty drab one out there to

& co and be covering for dewbs& co and doing magnificently ever. doing it magnificently as ever., but he the show? >> a.ove twith amy winehouse, did a duet with amy winehouse, who of my favourite who was one of my favourite singers away at singers who sadly passed away at such a young age. they did such a young age. 27, they did a duet , body such a young age. 27, they did a duet, body and soul body and soul duet, body and soul body and soul. yeah, it's so good . so, soul. yeah, it's so good. so, wow. i just thought i'd have a sing, you know? >> yeah, fair enough. well, there you go. >> mean, be really emotional. >> he was the most emotional singer, and amy winehouse took so welled so much inspiration, she welled up when she was singing with him. got nervous. he him. she got so nervous. she. he was her icon. and you could see that through amy winehouse's music . and. yes. music. and. yes. >> oh , i could tell you're >> oh, i could tell you're getting a little bit surprised that i know so much about her. i am a little bit. >> but tony and amy, i can see you're getting quite emotio

& co and what's on the dewbs& co and co.are? >> you are? >> yes. >> yes. >> suspended sentence . have we >> suspended sentence. have we essentially decriminalise late term abortions ? well, seem that way. >> it's not. it's not far off it. — >> it's not. it's not far off it. it's complicated . it. it's complicated. >> but i'm going to get the views of my panel on that. we're also going to be discussing, well, the government opening the doors foreign foreign doors to foreign foreign construction workers. yes wasn't that why people voted for brexit? >> this is why people voted. >> this is why people voted. >> they didn't want that because they saw it as depressing their wages. we're going to be wages. so we're going to be discussing that, and discussing that, too. and also terrorism. well, suella braverman raised the level braverman has raised the level she rising she says that it's rising anyway, the threat. so we're she says that it's rising anywato the threat. so we're she says that it's rising anywato the discussing we're s

you might have noticed you was watching noticed if you was watching dewbs& co so i missed everythingeak, of course on folding. i speak, of course about bbc situation and the about the bbc situation and the fact that huw edwards was named. i it made huge news i mean, it made huge news yesterday, understandably so. perhaps the fallout of it continues today. a lot of people focusing on the fact that the sun newspaper published it in the first place. they're saying that they shouldn't done. that they shouldn't have done. and a couple of and i've got a couple of questions this. first questions on this. first and foremost, of stuff foremost, there's a lot of stuff going this world that i'm going on in this world that i'm imminently hit onto imminently about to hit onto worry not so i wonder, do you even care about this? and on this whole notion i'll start with you, frank. you know, is this news? is it important? do you care ? you care? >> no, i don't really care. and it's just another creepy bbc presenter. so the thing that i really worry about is that we spend about four days obsess about

. >> welcome back to dewbs& co with me michelle dewberry till 7:00 tonight, the columnist for the mailns, alongside as is the hitchens, alongside me as is the pr alex deane. now, pr consultant alex deane. now, can imagine sending your can you imagine sending your child to school and then finding out whether it's on news reports or whatever that school is or whatever that that school is then in lockdown ? you've got then in lockdown? you've got kids barricaded in their classrooms using things like drawers and things like that. you've got collections of kids in the sports halls and all the rest of it. and when you hear stories like that, quite frankly, it sounds like it's something that's happened in america. time in something that's happened in am

on dewbs& co it's not just about us three. it is about you at home. what's on your mind tonight?onight? it's nearly the weekend. yes, weekends mean weekend. yes, the weekends mean anything is it just anything to you or is it just another day? do you have to go out and work tomorrow anyway? get me tonight. get in touch with me tonight. vaiews@gbnews.com. get in touch with me tonight. vaieime gbnews.com. get in touch with me tonight. vaieime atnews.com. get in touch with me tonight. vaieime at gb's.com. get in touch with me tonight. vaieime at gb news. i'm running tweet me at gb news. i'm running a poll as well on twitter and fascinated as to your thoughts on of course, on nadine dorries. of course, she her resignation she announced her resignation with effect. with immediate effect. apparently was back apparently well, that was back in nothing really has in june and nothing really has happened and now of happened since. and now one of the town has said that the town councils has said that she resign and with she should resign and leave with the media effect and trigger a by—electi

. >> hello there, welcome back to dewbs& co with me michelle dewberry till 7:00 tonight.tor connor tomlinson alongside me as is the contributing editor for novara media, michael walker. philip says confidentiality is the most important thing. whenever you use a bank, if you cannot trust those who you bank with, then who can you trust that philip is the million dollar question . you the million dollar question. you are spot on, martin says michelle. you should make an example by saying that you are going to close your natwest account . but i've got to be account. but i've got to be honest, martin, i am the laziest consumer in the land i've been with natwest since i was about 16 years of age, which given i'm 21, is only couple of years 21, is only a couple of years ago. you know what mean. ago. but, you know what i mean. but even i despite the fact that i'm lazy it comes to i'm quite lazy when it comes to switching around, even i now switching around, even i am now actually sitting and actually sitting there and considering the considering where is the best place me financi

i will be doing dewbs& this evening be doing dewbs& co this evening from doubt we be from 6:00. tomson mark longhurst and pip tomson we'll tomorrow morning mark longhurst and pip tomson w(930. tomorrow morning mark longhurst and pip tomson w(930. andrewomorrow morning mark longhurst and pip tomson w(930. andrew and'row morning mark longhurst and pip tomson w(930. andrew and'row see �*ning mark longhurst and pip tomson w(930. andrew and'row see you| at 930. andrew and i'll see you then. >> the temperature's rising. boxt solar power sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hi there. good morning to you. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office with the gb news forecast. a brighter day for many of us today. sunny spells, but there'll be further showers, especially towards the east. it's towards the east where yesterday's rain is moving away, but still some showers first thing and then into the afternoon more widely, a mixture of sunny spells and showers emerging. the most frequent and heaviest showers will be towards the east. the driest and brightest weather w

dewbs& co going to be fantastic. dewbs& co up next. i'll see you next week.n . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello again . it's aidan >> hello again. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office with the gb news forecast. a sunny and hot weekend. at first for some before the inevitable thundery breakdown and much fresher conditions arrive from the atlantic. we've got a couple of areas of low pressure spinning out to the west of the uk. they're helping to draw up this increased heat and humidity before send some weather before they send some weather fronts see this fronts in. and we see this thundery breakdown later saturday and into sunday. but before that happens, a clear and dry night for many. we will see the cloud thicken across wales in the south—west and some showers push devon and showers will push into devon and cornwall but it's cornwall by dawn. but it's a muggy night wherever you are. 17, 18, 19 celsius, fairly widely , even in the north of widely, even in the north of scotland, mid teens are possible . but a fine start for scotland and for much

listen stay with me, though, because, of course, dewbs& co martin daubney is taking over this tonightsage in here saying that about natwest from eric saying , why don't we just eric saying, why don't we just make natwest a national bank for the people, then offer low interest rates new house bars interest rates to new house bars that banks. that would shake up the banks. what good or what do you think? good idea or bad? what do you think? good idea or bacso we're asking tonight, >> so we're asking tonight, would nigel >> so we're asking tonight, would kick nigel >> so we're asking tonight, would kick the nigel >> so we're asking tonight, would kick the politics el >> so we're asking tonight, would kick the politics out, farage? kick the politics out, go woke, go broke the bank of nigel. we want it. >> martin daubney is up next on dewbs& co >> looks like things are heating up.bob >> looks like things are heating up. bob boilers proud sponsors of weather on . gb news afternoon. >> i'm alex deakin and this is your latest weather update from the met office for gb news the cloud is spillin

dewbs& co next, the temperatures rising. >> boxed solar , the proud >> boxed solar, the proud sponsors forecast from the met office for gb news. sunny spells again tomorrow and again you will be dodging the downpour. some very heavy showers around and a fairly cool breeze. it's low pressure that continues to dominate. this one's tracking across the one's been tracking across the country . this weather front country. this weather front clearing away the clearing away from the south—east, but in its wake, still plenty of showers moving through for most on a fairly brisk breeze, but slow moving. heavy across northern heavy downpours across northern scotland bringing some torrential rain for a time. more rain will push back across northern ireland into southern scotland england scotland and northern england through the night. but a good chunk and will chunk of england and wales will actually dry and clear with actually turn dry and clear with temperatures about temperatures dropping to about 1314 now for much of 1314 degrees. now for much of the midlands eastern and southern england will s

but next up is dewbs& co >> looks like things are heating up . boxed boilers , proud up.noon, i'm alex deakin. >> this is your latest weather update from the met office for gb news a mix of sun and showers today but not everywhere. seeing the showers , the winds are the showers, the winds are lighter so it feels a bit warmer , but does mean the showers , but it does mean the showers are quite slow. moving we're between the between weather systems at the moment. will bring some moment. this one will bring some wet much of the wet weather for much of the country tomorrow, particularly tomorrow to tomorrow night. but back to today, we do have some heavy showers scattered across northeast southern northeast england. southern scotland, 1 2 elsewhere. but scotland, 1 or 2 elsewhere. but i think they'll tend to fade as we through the evening. so we go through the evening. so most certainly across most places certainly across wales, the midlands, southern england and northern scotland becoming with clear spells. becoming dry with clear spells. i think keep a lot of i think we'll

i'll leave you with michelle and looks like things and dewbs& co looks like things are heating up . areakin here with your latest weather update from the met office for gb news a bit of everything this weekend. >> yes, we'll see a bit of sunshine, heavy showers will sunshine, but heavy showers will never away. blown never be too far away. blown along a brisk wind along by a brisk wind and created area of low created by an area of low pressure. this will dominate weather throughout the weekend , weather throughout the weekend, sending bands of showery rain spiralling across the country for many friday evening, looking dry . but we already do have dry. but we already do have a sprinkling of showers and we'll see more of them develop during the evening. for northern ireland and western scotland, where steadily where the breeze will steadily increase could see some increase. we could also see some heavier breaking out increase. we could also see some heavthe breaking out increase. we could also see some heavthe midlandseaking out increase. we could also see some heavthe midlands and 1g out

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dewbs& co now though, i'm alex this is your alex deakin and this is your latest update from the latestss northern ireland and it's going to become more extensive scotland. more extensive across scotland. thanks low thanks to this area of low pressure. more of those pressure. there's more of those waiting wings for the waiting in the wings for the weekend well. but high weekend as well. but high pressure still controlling pressure is still controlling things a chunk things across a good chunk of england. we've seen 1 england. well, yes, we've seen 1 or showers, but places or 2 showers, but most places here staying through this here staying fine through this evening. and some good spells of sunshine across the south, but wet weather for wet and windy weather for northern ireland spreading across scotland. some heavy bursts rain, particularly bursts of rain, particularly through south—west through the south—west of scotland. rain scotland. a little bit of rain at for north—west england, at times for north—west england, north wales but north and west wales too, but most and wales having mo

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dewbs& co up next. i'll you tomorrow. people i'll see you tomorrow.ther on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> afternoon. i'm alex deakin and this is your latest weather update for gb news from the met office. some wet weather around for many places tonight and we do have warnings across northern ireland and scotland. this area of low pressure is responsible, but actually it's the weather fronts ahead that fronts moving ahead of it that have been bringing soggy conditions for quite a few through the day so far. and that rain is getting heavier now across scotland. some across much of scotland. some thunderstorms parts of thunderstorms across parts of northern ireland and both could see some disruption from the heavy rain . and further south is heavy rain. and further south is likely weather , likely to be some wet weather, too, for too, brushing south wales for a time evening, then the time this evening, then into the midlands , east anglia and midlands, east anglia and southern of england. so southern counties of england. so as say, for a wet night as

but up next is emily carver in for dewbs& co >> the temperature's rising . >> the temperature's risinghello again. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office. with the gb news forecast scattered showers once again across the uk. but sunny spells in between those showers ease overnight and it's going to be a cool night. we've got this northwesterly air flow across the country at the moment. low pressure over scandinavia, the high the atlantic. high pressure over the atlantic. but staying but weather fronts staying clear for time being. and that for the time being. and that means that although there are scattered around , scattered showers around, they'll be fleeting, they'll be disappearing into the evening and clear spells will break out fairly widely. still some showers pushing into northern ireland. northern and eastern scotland and perhaps northwest england and wales. but otherwise away from the showers. temperatures dipping into the single figures, perhaps even the mid low single figures for mid to low single figures for some sheltered parts of northern scotland. so certainly a c

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