back to the showers, we had seen heavy ones forming in a line around dorset across parts of the midlands across lincolnshire, and these have been caused by a converging winds. that is the wind kind of bashing together in this zone, and the air is forced to rise and that's where we had seen these heavy downpours along this line of convergence. underneath those, heavy showers we have seen torrential downpours actually across parts of the midlands. and also reports of a funnel cloud into lincolnshire, so storms have been pretty active today. overnight tonight, many of the showers will fade away. it stays quite murky across some of the east coast with more foggy patches for eastern england, and eastern areas of scotland. and a few showers continue across the northwest. it will not be a cold night though, with all of the cloud around. temperature is between eight and 11 celsius. it seems on monday for many of us they will be a pretty cloudy start of the day, mist and fog patches are lifting, and although for most of us dry through the morning, the afternoon and will see further showers develo

happened yesterday weatherwise and we had plenty of showers around, this line of showers stretching from dorsetre is where we had the heaviest downpours caused by the winds kind of bashing together, the air forced to rise, making these big showers that were heavy and slow—moving in nature. the rain coming down so heavily in warwickshire during sunday afternoon that it was bouncing off the roads and the pavements. why am i telling you about this? we will see similar things setting up later on today, i will explain more in the moment. but over the next few hours, a lot of cloud around, fog patches, lincolnshire, north—east england, and eastern areas of scotland. still a few showers leftover in the north—west but it's not going to be a cold start to the day. temperatures 8—12. as we go through monday morning, most of us will start off on a cloudy note, the weather again and will slowly brighten up with some sunny intervals breaking out, probably the best of these across wales and south—west england. but it's another day where we'll see these winds bashing together to make convergence zones, one of

look at what happened yesterday weatherwise and we had plenty of showers around, stretching from dorsetviest downpours caused by the winds bashing together, forced to rise, making these big showers that were heavy and slow—moving in nature. the rain coming down so heavily in warwickshire that it was bouncing off the roads on the pavements. why am i telling you about this? we will see similar things setting up later on today, i will explain more in the moment but over the next few hours, a lot of cloud around, fog patches, lincolnshire, north—east england, northeast scotland. still a few showers in the north—west but it's not going to be a cold start to the day. temperatures 8—12. as we go through monday morning, the weather again and will slowly brighten up with some sunny intervals breaking out, probably the best of these across wales and south—west england. these convergence zones, one of them affecting eastern scotland, this is where you are most likely to catch a shower, slow—moving, heavy, thundery as well. a few showers for northern ireland and wales. there ireland and wales. will

we've still of cloud in the sky around the isle of wight, the dorset area.s will have a dry, mild night, temperatures between eight and 12 celsius. according to the forecast, although we start of a cloudy note, we will slowly see the skies brighten up with sunshine slowly coming through which will trigger a few showers. as far as those showers 90, few showers. as far as those showers go, it's dead easy. we got convergence lines sitting in weather wins clash together. it's whether showers are most likely to develop, becoming heavy and slow—moving in nature. a few showers elsewhere but more scattered when the sunshine comes out of the light winds, it should feel quite pleasant in the sunshine. that's your weather. you're watching newsday on the bbc. i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. the headlines: india's governing party, the bjp, welcomes the latest exit polls suggesting narendra modi is on track for a second term as pm. a dramatic escalation in us tensions with chinese tech firms as google limits cooperation with huawei. i'm lewis vaughanjones in london. also

are seeing some really heavy once forming ina seeing some really heavy once forming in a line from dorsetbashing together in this zone, forced to rise, that's where we are seeing these heavy downpours along this line of convergence, underneath those heavier showers, we see some really torrential downpour is actually across parts of the midlands. it also reports of a funnel cloud into lincolnshire, so the storms i've been pretty active today. overnight tonight, many of those showers will fade away, it will stay murky around our east coast, with fog patches for eastern england from eastern areas of scotland, and a few showers continuing across the northwest, will be a close night with all of that cloud around, temperatures between 8—11dc. it does seem again, for monday, that for many of us it will be a pretty copies start to the day, the mist and fog patches lifting, although for most of us drive through the morning, for their showers will develop, a couple of these convergence zones that are expected to set up. one across eastern scotland, and another one running down into eastern parts of

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this is the picture this morning looking over a beach in dorset.and there. it is a cold start to the day. temperatures down at minus three degrees first thing. fewer showers than they were yesterday. and lighter winds. that is because we have higher pressure that has been building in from the north—west. predominantly dry theme to the weather today. also these cold north—westerly winds. you can see the blue colours on the map. the cold air mass. it will not be warming up in a hurry. best of the sunshine will be generally further south, wales or the south—west of england. more cloud filtering from the north—west. that will bring one 01’ the north—west. that will bring one or two isolated showers here and there. mostly northern england and northern ireland. heavy showers rolling and across parts of scotland late on any day. some of them will be turning to snow. a brisk wind in the north and the east. it is stage four of the tour de yorkshire between halifax and leeds today. quite a cloudy picture. a small chance of a passing shower. dominantly dry. c

happened yesterday weatherwise and we had plenty of showers around, this line of showers stretching from dorsetaviest downpours caused by the winds kind of bashing together, the air forced to rise, making these big showers that were heavy and slow—moving in nature. the rain coming down so heavily in warwickshire that it was bouncing off the roads on the pavements. why am i telling you about this? we will see similar things setting up later on today, i will explain more in the moment but over the next few hours, a lot of cloud around, fog patches, lincolnshire, north—east england, and eastern areas of scotland. still a few showers in the north—west but it's not going to be a cold start to the day. temperatures 8—12. as we go through monday morning, most of us will start on a cloudy note, the weather again and will slowly brighten up with some sunny intervals breaking out, probably the best of these across wales and south—west england. these convergence zones, one of them affecting east scotland, this is where you are most likely to catch a shower, slow—moving, heavy, thundery as well. there coul

taking a look back to what happened with the weather yesterday, the showers are formed in a line from dorsete the winds bash together to make this convergence with the air force to rise, some big downpours of a slow—moving in nature. 0ne rise, some big downpours of a slow—moving in nature. one of those was spotted in warwickshire with the rain coming down so heavily it was bouncing off the roads of pavement. yesterday's weather, we have a similar set yesterday's weather, we have a similarset upfor yesterday's weather, we have a similar set up for later on today. 0ver similar set up for later on today. over the next few hours you are heading out, expect to see murky conditions across lincolnshire, north—east england and scotland with some mist and fog patches. showers continuing for western scotland and northern ireland but it is a mild start today. tempers 8—12. it is pretty cloudy. as we go through the day, the crowd with it and break up as it did yesterday. sunshine coming through but also some heavy showers and again they will line up in convergence owns, that is across eastern scotland a

is how we end the day on thursday, a beautiful sunsetin the day on thursday, a beautiful sunset in dorsetill be moving in on on an easterly breeze on this fairly weak weather front you can see here in mainly parts of england and wales. that pa rt parts of england and wales. that part of wales —— that rain will be in central and southern england in the morning and wales and followed by further showers in eastern england. in scotland, more cloud and some spots in the west but more sunshine widely across scotland and the far north of england through the day stopping northern ireland slightly cloudier than of late but a largely dry picture. typically 13 to 16 for england and wales where you have the cloud and. on friday evening and overnight into saturday, more persistent rain works in from the east, affecting scotland and northern england. further south, mostly dry as we start saturday morning and frost free across—the—board morning and frost free across—the—boa rd under that blanket of cloud. to summarise the weekend, not quite as glorious as it has been for much of this week. a cooler, clo

will look at what happen yesterday weatherwise and we had plenty of showers around, stretching from dorsete winds bashing together, the forced to rise, making these big showers that were heavy and slow—moving in nature. the rain coming down so heavily in warwickshire that it was bouncing off the roads on the pavements. why ami off the roads on the pavements. why am i telling you about this? we will see similar things setting up later on today, i will explain more in the moment but over the next few hours, a lot of cloud around, fog patches, lincolnshire, north—east england, northeast scotland. still a few showers in the north—west but it's not going to be a cold start to the day. temperatures 8—12. as we go through monday morning, the weather again and will slowly brighten up with some sunny intervals breaking out, probably the best of these across wales and south—west england. these convergence zones, one across wales and south—west england. these convergence zones, one of them affecting eastern scotland, this is where you are most likely to catch a shower, slow—moving, heavy, thundery as

in the case that that is a good sound policy no i think it in dorset is if you happen to be a good conservative you say well we spent too much money on runaway welfare and that's one thing if you don't like all the wars it's another thing you don't spend if you think debt eventually will cause a problem and it will it is and is just a fiction to think that you can print all this money and pay all these bills but it is pervasive i got interested in politics over the federal reserve in the end of the gold standard i remember the day vividly august fifty thousand nine hundred seventy one and that was when nixon said no more link we don't want any more restraints on printing money and believe me we've had a lot of inflation and a lot of ups and downs and right now we're at the end stages of having once again the biggest now. boom ever ever history in the world there's there's more distortion worldwide because we've had the reserve currency but that has enhanced our ability to be the dictator we do have wealth and we do have power and we have weapons but it's all based on debt. and that debt would b

back to the showers, we had seen heavy ones forming in a line around dorset across parts of the midlandsd of bashing together in this zone, and the air is forced to rise and that's where we had seen these heavy downpours along this line of convergence. underneath those, heavy showers we have seen torrential downpours actually across parts of the midlands. and also reports of a funnel cloud into lincolnshire, so storms have been pretty active today. overnight tonight, many of the showers will fade away. it stays quite murky across some of the east coast with more foggy patches for eastern england, and eastern areas of scotland. and a few showers continue across the northwest. it will not be a cold night though, with all of the cloud around. temperature is between eight and 11 celsius. it seems on monday for many of us they will be a pretty cloudy start of the day, mist and fog patches are lifting, and although for most of us dry through the morning, the afternoon and will see further showers develop, and we are going to have a couple of these convergence zones that are expected to set up

look at what happened yesterday weatherwise and we had plenty of showers around, stretching from dorseting together, forced to rise, making these big showers that were heavy and slow—moving in nature. the rain coming down so heavily in warwickshire that it was bouncing off the roads on the pavements. why am i telling you about this? we will see similar things setting up later on today, i will explain more in the moment but over the next few hours, a lot of cloud around, fog patches, lincolnshire, north—east england, northeast scotland. still a few showers in the north—west but it's not going to be a cold start to the day. temperatures 8—12. as we go through monday morning, the weather again and will slowly brighten up with some sunny intervals breaking out, probably the best of these across wales and south—west england. these convergence zones, one of them affecting eastern scotland, this is where you are most likely to catch a shower, slow—moving, heavy, thundery as well. a few showers for northern ireland and wales. where the sunshine does come through, it should feel reasonably pleas

at number two, you've heard of dogs at polling stations, but in dorset, they were showing a keen goat supporters of india's narendra modi certainly know how to party. here they are celebrating his victory of another five—year term in office. selena seth. so, almost three years after her arrival in number 10, theresa may is leaving the downing street stage. along the way, she lost her voice, her majority, 36 ministers and failed to deliver brexit. here is a reminder of the career of britain's second woman prime minister. that means fighting against the burning injustice that if you are born poor, you will die on average nine years earlier than others. a boss... a boss who requires some of his workers to double their workload. a boss... maybe even a boss who exploits the rules to further his own career. remind him of anybody? mr speaker, yesterday, an act of terrorism tried to silence our democracy. but today, we meet as normal. as generations have done before us and as future generations will continue to do. to deliver a simple message — we are not afraid. and our resolve will never wa

take a look back to what happened with the weather yesterday, the showers are formed in a line from dorsetds bash together to make this convergence slow—moving in nature. one of those was spotted in warwickshire with the rain coming down so heavily it was bouncing off the roads of pavement. i'm telling you about yesterday's weather, becuase we have a similar set—up for later on today. over the next few hours if you are heading out, expect to see some rather murky conditions across lincolnshire, north—east england and eastern scotland with some mist and fog patches. few showers continuing for western scotland and northern ireland but it is a mild start to the day. temperatures 8—12 degrees. mild, yes, but it is also pretty cloudy. as we go on through the rest of the day, the crowd will thin and break up just like it did yesterday. we'll start to see a little bit of sunshine coming through but also some heavy showers, and again they're going to line up in convergence zones, that is across eastern scotland and another convergence zone in eastern england, that is where you are most likely to s

back to the showers, we had seen heavy ones forming in a line around dorset across parts of the midlands and the air is forced to rise and that's where we had seen these heavy downpours along this line of convergence. underneath those heavy showers we have seen torrential downpours actually across parts of the midlands. and also reports of a funnel cloud into lincolnshire, so storms have been pretty active today. overnight tonight, many of the showers will fade away. it stays quite murky across some of the east coast with more foggy patches for eastern england, and eastern areas of scotland. and a few showers continue across the north—west. it will not be a cold night though with all of the cloud around. temperature is between 8 and 11 celsius. it seems on monday for many of us they will be a pretty cloudy start of the day, mist and fog patches are lifting, and although for most of us dry through the morning, the afternoon and will see further showers develop, and we are going to have a couple of these convergence zones that are expected to set up across eastern scotland and running down

take a look back to what happened with the weather yesterday, the showers are formed in a line from dorsethe winds bash together to make this convergence with the air force to rise, some big downpours of a slow—moving in nature. —— they formed. one of those was spotted in warwickshire with the rain coming down so heavily it was bouncing off the roads of pavement. i'm telling you about yesterday's weather, becuase we have a similar set—up for later on today. over the next few hours if you are heading out, expect to see some rather murky conditions across lincolnshire, north—east england and eastern scotland with some mist and fog patches. few showers continuing for western scotland and northern ireland but it is a mild start to the day. temperatures 8—12 degrees. mild, yes, but it is also pretty cloudy. as we go on through the rest of the day, the crowd will thin and break up just like it did yesterday. we'll start to see a little bit of sunshine coming through but also some heavy showers, and again they're going to line up in convergence zones, that is across eastern scotland and another c

we've seen heavy ones forming in a line from dorset across parts of the midlands and on towards lincolnshirethat's why we've seen heavy downpours. we've seen we've seen heavy downpours. we've seen some we've seen heavy downpours. we've seen some really torrential downpours across parts of the midlands and also reports of a funnel cloud into lincolnshire so the storms have been pretty active today. overnight tonight, many of those showers will fade away. murky across the east coast. a few showers continuing across the north—west. temperatures between eight and 11 celsius. does it mean for monday, a pretty cloudy start of the day. although for most of us, drive through the morning, the afternoon will see further showers develop and we have a couple of these convergence zones which i expect to set up, one convergence zones which i expect to setup, one across convergence zones which i expect to set up, one across eastern scotland and running into eastern parts of england to the other zones where you're most likely to see heavy showers, thundery and slow—moving in nature. one or two elsewhere. in

back to the showers, we had seen heavy ones forming in a line around dorset across parts of the midlandsashing together in this zone, and the air is forced to rise and that's where we had seen these heavy downpours along this line of convergence. underneath those, heavy showers we have seen torrential downpours actually across parts of the midlands. and also reports of a funnel cloud into lincolnshire, so storms have been pretty active today. overnight tonight, many of the showers will fade away. it stays quite murky across some of the east coast with more foggy patches for eastern england, and eastern areas of scotland. and a few showers continue across the northwest.

hello there, cloudy day with heavy showers in the zone stretching across dorset in the midlands and lincolnvy down price he local torrential falls of rainfor price he local torrential falls of rain for example price he local torrential falls of rainfor example in price he local torrential falls of rain for example in warwickshire with a funnel cloud being reported, it does not reach the ground and president lincolnshire. showers and fade away as they go to the next few hours and stay murky on the coastline at east england and scotla nd coastline at east england and scotland with misty fog patches, cloud everywhere else, not really cold, temperatures eight and 11 degrees, cloudy start on monday, but like the weather today we see it thinning out and breaking with sunshine slowly coming through in the afternoon with heavy is particularly east scotland and england, shower us with thunder and some slow moving once again. that your latest letter. this is bbc news. the headlines. jeremy corbyn has insisted labour will not support the government's brexit legislation despite theresa may promising wh

at number two, you've heard of dogs at polling stations, but in dorset, they were showing a keen goatrters of india's narendra modi certainly know how to party. here they are celebrating his victory of another five—year term in office. selena seth. so, almost three years after her arrival in number 10, theresa may is leaving the downing street stage. along the way, she lost her voice, her majority, 36 ministers and failed to deliver brexit. here is a reminder of the career of britain's second woman prime minister. that means fighting against the burning injustice that if you are born poor, you will die on average nine years earlier than others. a boss... a boss who requires some of his workers to double their workload. a boss... maybe even a boss who exploits the rules to further his own career. remind him of anybody? mr speaker, yesterday, an act of terrorism tried to silence our democracy. but today, we meet as normal. as generations have done before us and as future generations will continue to do. to deliver a simple message — we are not afraid. and our resolve will never waver in

wet around dorset, thunderstorms are possible. very slow—moving showers.around north sea coasts. low cloud pushing inland tonight. temperatures on the mild side. eight or 9 degrees. 0n monday, i said the weather was slow—moving, slow changing, it is a repeat performance on monday. warmth in the sunshine but potentially heavy thundery showers. many places will start dry. the low cloud will lift and we will get some sunshine, triggering showers. those temperatures very similar to what we are seeing today. highs of 20 or so in the south—east of england. low pressure close by to keep the threat of showers going. at high pressure is moving in from the atlantic. it will bring a few changes on tuesday at last. it will start colder for the western side of the uk. more places will be dry with sunshine. some showers setting off through the day but something a bit wetter in the north of scotland. temperatures still 16 in the central belt, 20 or 21 across parts of england and wales. that should feel pleasant in the sunshine. dry weather later in the sunshine. dry weat

in the case that that is a good sound policy no i think it in dorset is if you happen to be a good conservative you say well we spent too much money on runaway welfare and that's one thing if you don't like all the wars it's another thing you don't spend if you think debt eventually will cause a problem and it will it is and is just a fiction to think that you can print all this money and pay all these bills but it is pervasive i got interested in politics over the federal reserve in the end of the gold standard i remember the day vividly august fifty thousand nine hundred seventy one and that was when nixon said no more link we don't want any more restraints on printing money and believe me we've had a lot of inflation and a lot of ups and downs and right now we're at the end stages of having once again the biggest now. boom ever ever history in the world there's there's more distortion worldwide because we've had the reserve currency but that has enhanced our ability to be the dictator we do have wealth and we do have power and we have weapons but it's all based on debt. and that debt would b

there is no price too high for a chance to be laid to rest in what they believe to be part of heaven dorsets of zero while the cemetery now is off. to a let you know again i'm fully back to where the headlines on al-jazeera for the first time since our military offensive began in northern syria a week ago government forces have advanced into opposition territory more than one hundred fifty thousand syrians have been forced from their homes as government pain spots by russia bomb parts of italy province libya's u.n. recognize government is accusing the u.a.e. of directly supporting the warlords highly for half time and is offensive to take the capital prime minister is now in europe to gather support against military campaign is met with the tally and prime minister in rome and will travel to germany and france in the coming days this is the first time the u.n. recognized government has named the u.a.e. as a supporter of have time and his forces to reuters journalists jailed in myanmar have been released after a presidential pardon while on in chaucer who are serving a seven year prison sente

them to publish the article today the district says it has not preview the article and does not in dorsetp and back to you. >>thank you grant a bay area teachers getting national recognition for her passion to educate children, rosie reid was named a finalist for this year's national teacher of the year read teaches english at northgate high school in walnut creek. she says her focus is creating culturally diverse classrooms. >>we really need to figure out ways to get all of our kids in the same building once we get the kids in the same building. how are we treating all of the students are they in the same class is do we have wait an asian student summit in a few classes. >>we have latino african americans in summer meal classes are we all having equal access to the oprtunities are we having equity in terms of discipline intervention opportunity and then once we get into the classroom. there's this question of culturally responsive teaching the pentagon a creek we have representational curriculum of depending on who i'm ciety so working with. i'm addressing reid has been teaching for 16 y

a line of heavy showers working up from dorset to come across towards the midlands, and in tooling sharewe have scenes like this earlier on, heavy downpours there. we are all used to scenes like this, but what about this next weather watcher pictures sent from lancashire? you might be able to make out a funnel cloud here, a tornado that hasn't quite touched the ground. we have seen some pretty lively showers around, they will fade away this evening, left with murky conditions around our coastal areas of eastern england and eastern parts of scotland, some fog patches and missed coming inland across east anglia, a few showers in the northwest. all of this cloud around, it will not be a cold night —— it will be a cloud... cold night, it will be a cloud... cold night, it will be a cloudy start to the day. just like today, the weather will brighten up, particularly as we go into the afternoon, that brightness triggering further showers, again co nve rg e nt triggering further showers, again convergent zones, one triggering further showers, again convergent zones, one of these working into eas

this was a picture from a weather watcher in dorset.and western areas with outbreaks of rain. but it is really warm and muqqy rain. but it is really warm and muggy out there this morning and that warm air is coming up from the south—west and it will be with us for the next few days. in the far north of scotland some cooler air. heavy rain in central and southern scotla nd heavy rain in central and southern scotland this afternoon and in northern ireland. england and wales will brighten up and sunny spells developed throughout the afternoon. temperatures between 21—23. cooler in scotland. tonight there will be heavy rain in scotland and northern ireland and elsewhere there will be a lot of cloud. but again a warm night with temperatures no low and 11-14. night with temperatures no low and 11—1a. through friday we will see a lot of cloud again, it could be a bit drizzly in the morning, but more heavy rain moving through northern ireland and into scotland, especially the west of scotland on friday. there will be cloud in the morning but br

there is no price too high for a chance to be laid to rest in what they believe to be part of heaven dorsets a zero what the cemetery now. just one day to go until south africa hold its general election the african national congress the party of nelson mandela has won all previous five votes current president is expected to win again for the a.n.c. but a series of public scandals has dented its popularity for minimal it has more from cape town. on prime real estate along cape town's waterfront is a bolding that was once a medical residence it became vacant when the city moved its nurses out in twenty fifteen two years later people who had nowhere else to live moved in one of them is sixty nine year olds to see their mother bella or to sit them a question you can give a wherever you would like to be. there's no rich or poor people we are all the same and made it out to stay in the city. in a group here the conditions are not great sanitation is poor and space is a cramped despite the government building millions of free homes south africa still has a shortage of two point three million as oth

this is dorset at the moment. you can see a lot of sunshine across central and southern areas.which will continue into the afternoon, accompanied by a blustery north—westerly wind. that makes it feel quite chilly as well. for most, there will be more cloudy northern ireland compared to yesterday. for most, we keep sunny spells. the contest in temperatures for many coming into the 20s, but towards northern parts, it feels a little chillier. tonight, we continue with showery rain in the far north east of scotland. elsewhere, largely dry with varying cloud into friday morning. 0vernight temperatures, no lower than about seven to even 12 degrees. a mild night in the south east. during friday, it is going to be fairly similarto east. during friday, it is going to be fairly similar to today. perhaps a bit more cloud compared to today. and for scotland, still outbreaks of rain in the north east. that should ease away into the afternoon. for england and wales, there could be showers, particularly for wales, midlands, the west country, but temperatures are a similar party today, 18, 20

boon gould who was the guitarist and saxophone player for the group was found dead at his home in dorsetd singer mark king paid tribute saying, "you are at peace now boon, no more pain mate. thank you for everything." police have fired tear gas to push back masked demonstrators in central paris, as thousands of people used an annual may day rally to protest against the policies of president emmanuel macron. our correspondent, hugh schofield, is in paris. tell us just what these protests look like? it was supposed to be a regular at me the first, union organised, demonstration. it started off like that but very quickly we could see the march had in its numbers many yellow vests, who have been protesting since november. among them were also what we have come to see and call, the black blocs, people dressed in black who have come to cause trouble. they are very small in number, they were able to cause a certain amount of havoc. foran houror to cause a certain amount of havoc. for an hour or more, there was competition between them and the police who were out in force because there was aeria

some showers in northern ireland, some of those slipping into wales, the midlands, possibly into dorset. this cold front, by the time we get to monday, will be starting to slip a little bit further south eastwards. this weekend, cloudier, breezy, the chance of rain. and slightly cooler on bank holiday monday. as a mentioned, not a washout. carol, thank you! we were talking m&s profits and figures. m&s hasjust announced a 9.9% fall in pre—tax profits to £523 million pounds for the year to march 31st. it is still a big business. they go through tough times and we will talk about that in a moment. they are selling £10 billion worth of stuff, food, clothes, home, and making about half £1 billion —— 500 and pounds in profit. sales are falling again for them. it is sales and the food halls were down about 2% on last year. food was supposed to be a big part of that business back in the day. clothing and home sales we re the day. clothing and home sales were down as well. still tough times. the question this morning has been what are they doing about it? and the stores? and? when you look at th

and billy wasn‘t kid—ding when he took his goat to vote in dorset this afternoon.sunshine to end the day and clustered heavy and thundery showers, which will tend to fizzle out this evening and overnight. clear spells developing across the south and south—west to the north of the country there will be cold air already showing his hand across the north of scotland, where it will be windy with wintry showers. the game changer is this cold front which will continue to sink south across the country during friday, introducing this very cold arctic air and also strong wind with some wintry showers. a very different feeling day across scotla nd different feeling day across scotland for friday. sunny spells, wintry showers, accumulations of snow over the hills, winds of 30 or 40 mph. that cold front will be sinking south, so some showers and some sunny spells. the best of the sunshine across the south and south—west. once again we will see 15 degrees or so. to the north of the cold front, very much colder. temperatures struggling to get much above eight or 9 degrees. the c

also the habitats in which they live and we are seeing combined benefits, seagrass meadows across dorseton, but by and large we are getting the right balance of how people use the water but making sure nature has a champion, too. what is going to change it to actually ensure this protected status? one of the things that will now happen is detailed planning for each of the new zones. if i think of the coach mac because of beachy head near hastings, there is a discussion about trawling and what result that will have on the sea bed. certain types of trolling may not be allowed, but the fishermen use a different kind of trawling that will protect the sea bed they are. in dorset, we are keen to see the idea of equal mirroring, rather than the traditional anchoring in small areas of the coast —— make equal mirroring. there is a lot to be done to make sure we can continue to enjoy the seas, use the seas for economic prosperity but cherish the special part of the environment that is under the sea. how are you going to enforce these zones and measure, indeed, that you are making progress? there a