the �*70s and �*80s, you grew up in east london. the heart of london's east end. the bengalis, the latest. in a long line of immigrant communities to settle here, found themselves the - victims of intimidation, | harassment and hatred. what were those experiences like? i was well—prepared. i mean, i was rough and ready, you've got to be rough and ready to be brought up. my generation has no idea what that was like. we used to get picked on for the way we dressed, the way we smell, you know, the colour we looked. the bengalis who organised the weekend's sit—down - in brick lane, the usual sunday haunt of national— front supporters... we fought back, we used to get called names, we called them back. if we just sat down and took it, if we don't retaliate, then they'll make a habit of it. we used to live on the bottom of the street. and our neighbour... my mum used to cook food, and he used to complain we smelled of onions. but we left the area. he would eat curry every day, he'd come and knock on my mum's door. we couldn't get a job an

mark easton, bbc news, isis prison in east london. isis prison in east london.archerjohn stubbs have been named as the flag—bearers for paralympics gb in the opening ceremony. the team are hoping to build on the 147 medals won in rio five years ago. 0ur sports correspondent andy swiss is in tokyo. raising the bar for paralympic sport. from powerlifting to fencing, from athletics to archery, the british team in tokyo has success in its sights. but for the games themselves, in the midst of a pandemic, simply getting to the start has been a struggle. the traditional torch relay, for example, has had to be scaled back. the athletes, though, can hardly wait — including ellie simmonds. just 13 when she made her name in beijing, now, 13 years later a flag bearer at tomorrow's opening ceremony. to be honest, there's literally no words to describe it. for me, this is my fourth paralympics and i've never actually been to an opening ceremony! i'm just so excited, really! it's going to be really cool. but many here don't share that excitement. once again, there will be no f

mark easton, bbc news, isis prison in east london.cher, john stubbs, have been named as the flagbearers for paralympics gb in the opening ceremony. the team are hoping to build on the 147 medals won in rio five years ago. our sports correspondent andy swiss is in tokyo. raising the bar for paralympic sport. from powerlifting to fencing, from athletics to archery, the british team in tokyo has success in its sights. but for the games themselves, in the midst of a pandemic, simply getting to the start has been a struggle. the traditional torch relay, for example, has had to be scaled back. the athletes, though, can hardly wait, including ellie simmonds. just 13 when she made her name in beijing, now, 13 years later, a flag bearer at tomorrow's opening ceremony. to be honest, there's literally no words to describe it. for me, this is my fourth paralympics and i've never actually been to an opening ceremony! i'm just so excited, really! it's going to be really cool. but many here don't share that excitement. once again, there will be no f

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he's killed a 23 story unix tower in east london this morning without any ropes or safety harnesses. he's braver than me. he's made climbs like this before and even though it's clearly dangerous. >> he says he doesn't get nervous. >> a train like that. was that no the sense of a challenge that i could thought. so that's in the back your mind. but once you're on the building, once you're there, you're saying there's no room for any thoughts like that. it's just you and the moment game what you've come into too much come out of that. the feeling is that overwhelming sense of, you know, for it. >> wow, this client dariaz the same thing. is this legal. this climb comes a few months after he was in prison for climbing to the top of london's iconic shard. so i'm not too sure about that. look, we're getting a first look at the new netflix show about the life of former forty-niners quarterback colin kaepernick, the 6 episode limited series. it's a scripted series is set to hit netflix this fall. it's going to chronicle cabinets. life as the adopted child of white parents. inter lot charting

in east london, at what was billed as a vaccine festival, organisers were hoping free meals and music, you can come on down and get the vaccination, you don't have to pick up any free food but we just want to make you feel at home. for those here today, the incentives were only part of the reason. i got a text message and also a leaflet that said that they were doing this and they even give a token for free food — why not?! it was like a really good idea. i think more people will come across when they see the tent just outside their house and, of course, the free food is always a bonus as well! this is why there is a focus on young people. these lines show uptake among older people in england. but these lines show it among people under 30, and it's much lower. ministers want it to be considerably higher by the end of summer. one government adviser, though, thinks there needs to be more focus on the health benefits of vaccines. giving people incentives is not the answer. i mean, it can increase the rates, but i think the thing we are lacking at the moment is a very, very clear public i

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four gang members have been found guilty of murdering an nhs worker who was stabbed in east london. sentenced in september. in the last few moments, the crown prosecution service have been speaking about today's verdict. david gomoh was a smart, hard—worked and dedicated young man. he had graduated from university and worked at the nhs. david had no gang links and was loved by many. he was murdered at random during a frenzied attack during the first pandemic lockdown. he was on the phone to his girlfriend when he was approached by his killers, who were unknown to him. the case has highlighted the tragedy that comes from postcode wars and gang rivalries. these individuals had planned to kill anyone they came into contact with, those they believed belonged to opposing gangs. david was tragically caught in the middle of this meaningless feud, and despite having no connection to gangs, he was killed without hesitation. the impact and fallout of this type of senseless killing simply to prove their allegiance to gangs is far—reaching and has left yet another family grieving the loss of th

with the murder of james who was stabbed after confronting a group of teenagers in chingford in east londontor, after 13 years. the pop star has been mounting a series of legal challenges to the court agreement that gave her father control over her estate and other aspects of her life. a lawyer representing britney says it's "another step toward justice". 0ur correspondent barbara plett—usher has more. this has been quite a year for britney spears. she finally began to speak out about the arrangement that controls her life. the target of that anger was her father, jamie, the man who became her conservator after she apparently suffered a breakdown 13 years ago. it is a sort of guardian role to handle all of her affairs. during recent court hearings, the singer accused him of using her money for himself and of abusing his power. speaking directly to the judge, she said she wanted more control of her finances and her body. she even alleged that the conservatorship was forcing her to use birth control when she wanted to have a baby. mr spears has also become a focus of angerforfans in the free

four gang members have been found guilty of murdering an nhs worker who was stabbed in east london.assessed and graded in the future, after this year's results saw record numbers given top marks. almost 45% of entries in england, wales and northern ireland were awarded a or a star, fuelling concerns that soaring grades risk undermining confidence in the system. ministers are reported to be looking at replacing the traditional a to e grades with numbers, similar to gcses. sean dilley reports. the ring of success could barely resonate louder for many students across the uk still celebrating a top year for marks. but now the government is under pressure to review the way qualifications are assessed and concerns have been raised about the attainment gap between fee—paying schools in england, where around seven in ten students acheived an a or a star, compared to state schools, where around four in ten did. the labour party is among those calling for change. well done, by the way, to all of those that got the results that they want. but the gap now is getting bigger and bigger, and there

london getting to sugar coat it it's small stores like hollywood candy nestled in the impossibly hip east londonnior mints >> just the way you reacted when you walked in. >> they just can't believe you have all this? >> yeah. >> he says customers drive for hours to get the latest youtube craze and lockdown was a boone for sales. >> people at home, you know, they needed something to eat and we thought for that. >> this country has a lot of junk food. this country does a lot of sugary stuff what is it about american candy, do you think, that's gotten people excited >> i think when it comes to sugar, i think american products have more sugar. >> of course >> the day we were there, some very happy customers >> mike & ike. >> why is it better? >> because it always tastes more like -- lively >> and i think lively might also be playing for a lot more made in america sugar okay, guys, so that panel of experts, a lot of the kid customers that we spoke with say tootsie rolls are a real favorite and apparently nerds. and even though there are nerds over here in this country, the flavors made in america are

a 14—year—old boy has been charged with the murder of a man in chingford in north east london.dmitted for an unrelated illness. the transmission rates vary considerably depending on where the patients were treated, which the authors of the study say demands urgent investigation. our health correspondent, naomi grimley, has more. falling ill with covid while in hospitalfor something else was one of the most worrying features of the first wave of the pandemic. a new study from a group of uk universities has examined the numbers to see how common it was. the researchers found that at least one in ten hospital patients with covid were infected after admission. at the peak this rose to more like one in five. overall, this research suggests 11,800 people may have been infected this way and possibly more because early data is unclear. crucially, there were big variations between similar types of hospital and that's down to different preventative measures. even at the peak of the outbreak, we saw that some busy hospitals still managed to maintain good infection prevention and control.

a 14—year—old boy has appeared in court charged with the murder of a man in north—east london. for national statistics said. ben thompson has been out to a new housing development in west yorkshire this morning. the number ofjob vacancies in the uk hitting more than a million for the first time ever injuly as the economy bounces back from the pandemic. but it could mean a shortage of key workers in certain industries like this in construction, but also hospitality too. and we have talked a lot about the shortage of hgv drivers that has meant a shortage of some food in supermarkets over recent weeks. so, is enough being done to make sure there are enough workers in certain key industries to make sure that they have got the staff with the right skills that they need? well, let me introduce you to steve who is the boss here. steve, nice to see you. look, talk to me about the shortage of workers in some industries, particularly construction. i know you have got enough here on the site today, but across the industry, it is a problem, isn't it? yes, it is a problem across the industr

east. while he was domiciled in london. and why wouldn't they keep an eye on him because it was in their interest to do so? cause now it has nothing to come from feed can walk up build. can you drop a total cost more often for our work about a medical model could work about if you had said you'll come fidel. good luck from the fact that the cctv cameras were not working that day. certainly hampered any search for truth or closure. the issue of the cctv has also been a subject of debate in the u. k. we have a huge number of these very, very high number of cctv coverage. most people assume that every cctv camera is on 247. so if you take this into, into context with the other issues, the fact that we are told that the 50 tv was not recording, i would say, raises questions. another question which may give clues as to what happened on the june afternoon, is about my one's physical and mental health of my on fi. my shift from ice bridge maddox to wish the michelle and the total shipment on behalf of 11th all with the her in the

he thrived in london's corporate business, having already forged high level connections in the middle east. he made new business relationships with prominent figures, including the late tiny roland, a controversial high profile business figure. roland was connected with a company called tradewinds, with an international footprint. more one also maintained his contact in the middle east, including with my god on down cousin. i'm close confident of the van libyan leader mcguffey. the idea of trade when it was a private company, which would with rowlands input transport throughout the middle east and africa. goods and services that model for the introduced including weapons and the trade winds company was supposed to be shepherding weapons around africa, the libyans and everybody else can be allen. and as i mean leave can be on my res robert. we'll get that island. matt. wonder what kind of island might affect. well, hopefully you feel of the bargain though i yet, but also by the way, i mean, i could ask about that when i'm in and i could it be that more one's desk was connected to his dealin

good evening from bbc london and bbc south east. be influencing our weather on monday. you can see on the satellite picture that there was a lot of cloud across the uk, with a few breaks here and there. but, overall, quite a cloudy picture. you can see the distribution of showers at the end of the afternoon. the really heavy ones across parts of scotland, northern england and northern ireland. in the south, there are still some heavy ones around, but they sort of come and go. and i think the chance of a little bit more brightness, and also, in the north—east of scotland here, not a bad day overall. so there are pockets of some decent weather. here is the low pressure through the night. you can see it spinning away on top of us. remember, this is a slow—moving area of low pressure. spinning over is quite fast. but it is moving slowly so the weather brings sets across the uk for some time. here it is on sunday. the centre of the low pressure has hardly moved. it has only drifted ever so slightly towards the north. that also means the w

you know in london and south—east england, even though it has been a little warmer than average, it's it is still quite dull with all the cloud we've had. high pressure is close to the uk, keeping things settled friday, the weekend and throughout much of next week. doesn't mean sunny, though, and overnight and into the morning, a lot of cloud will have pushed in from the east. and temperatures will be a little lower than this in the countryside. across scotland, a lot of the cloud will clear during friday, but still keeping some towards the east coast. northern ireland, once any fog patches clear, some sunny spells here. for wales, especially in the west, far south—west of england, for cumbria, some occasional sunshine, perhaps developing more widely through some eastern parts of england on through the afternoon. this wind direction, though, will continue a feed of cloud and breeze into the coast of eastern scotland and north—east england, keeping temperatures down here at around 15, 16 degrees, whereas elsewhere, mainly 17 to 20. a little higher, though, with prolonged sunny spells a

likely around noon to 2 pm, some places just to the east east of new london. then towards newport. the right side is where the heaviest winds would be. providence, that puts you squarely in the strongest winds, all the way down to newport, long island, new bedford. the back side of the storm will be new london, new haven, fort worth, the hamptons. tomorrow is going to rain itself out. the hurricane warnings are still up for newport. tropical storm warnings still up for the new york city areas. i don't think the winds will be all that bad in the new york city area. i don't think we'll see many power outages. but just in case, the islands of cape cod under a tropical storm warning. as far as the storm surge, this will be well from the center. the northern half, because the winds are coming offshore, the north shore of long island will get a storm surge. and then, coastal rhode island and newport. that's where some of the highest storms storm surge will be. 3 to 5 feet. here is the high tide cycle and this is working in our favor. we're very fortunate about this. high tide we're appro

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you know in london and south—east england, even though it has been a little warmer than average, it�*he weekend and throughout much of next week. doesn�*t mean sunny, though, and overnight and into the morning, a lot of cloud will have pushed in from the east. and temperatures will be a little lower than this in the countryside. across scotland, a lot of the cloud will clear during friday, but still keeping some towards the east coast. northern ireland, once any fog patches clear, some sunny spells here. for wales, especially in the west, far south—west of england, for cumbria, some occasional sunshine, perhaps developing more widely through some eastern parts of england on through the afternoon. this wind direction, though, will continue a feed of cloud and breeze into the coast of eastern scotland and north—east england, keeping temperatures down here at around 15, 16 degrees, whereas elsewhere, mainly 17 to 20. a little higher, though, with prolonged sunny spells across western parts. 0vernight and into saturday, areas of cloud, clear spells, down into single figures where you�*re

you know in london and south—east england, even though it has been a little warmer than average, it's close to the uk, keeping things settled friday, the weekend and throughout much of next week. doesn't mean sunny, though, and overnight and into the morning, a lot of cloud will have pushed in from the east. and temperatures will be a little lower than this in the countryside. across scotland, a lot of the cloud will clear during friday, but still keeping some towards the east coast. northern ireland, once any fog patches clear, some sunny spells here. for wales, especially in the west, far south—west of england, for cumbria, some occasional sunshine, perhaps developing more widely through some eastern parts of england on through the afternoon. this wind direction, though, will continue a feed of cloud and breeze into the coast of eastern scotland and north—east england, keeping temperatures down here at around 15, 16 degrees, whereas elsewhere, mainly 17 to 20. a little higher, though, with prolonged sunny spells across western parts. 0vernight and into saturday, areas of cloud, clea

now with to talk to louis harrington next spot in terrorism. electra in middle east and politics that regents university london. welcome to the program. now i don't know if you managed to catch any of biden's speech. she did. well, i think i, i kind of gave the general gist of what he said. what do you think of, of what his was, why just now? i know it was great speech. why there was a really good speech by a good leader i'm putting, reflected, honestly on, you know, indicating the current situation. and i think he was absolutely right. you know, the, you cannot, there was never going to be a military solution to our canister. and he's right that the, that the if the people are not willing to fight for their freedom, then you know, there's only so much that america could have done militarily, you know, and the fact that they could give it another year. i liked what he talked about when he said that, you know, we had to balance. we don't want to look as if we do the direction we needed to get . we would have lost confidence in the government at a time when it was crucial. so i think it was a reasonable assessme

well, joining me now is harry leeming, in east london, who has been suffering from long covid for morevered from the initial covid infection quite quickly back in september. and i return to work for a few days, but my body is had a meltdown prayer was having massive fluctuations in blood pressure and heart rate was over the place, chest pain, brain fog, pressure and heart rate was over the place, chest pain, brainfog, a pressure and heart rate was over the place, chest pain, brain fog, a loss of balance. and for months i couldn't stand. so it's been quite a change. couldn't stand. so it's been quite a chance. ., , ., , ,., change. that must have been so frightening and _ change. that must have been so frightening and confusing - change. that must have been so i frightening and confusing because of course it's taken quite a longtime for medical professionals to get to grips with long covid. how clear was it that that is what it was and have you had it explained to you, what is going on with your body that is making this happen? hie. going on with your body that is making this happen?— g

there are slow—moving torrential downpours, but the risk of catching them, south—east wales, south midlands, including into londonst places will not get to 20 celsius today. but again, it is ok if you are in some sunshine. whatever torrential downpours have developed in england and wales slowly fade this evening at the second half of the night looks dry, largely clear and temperatures will be lower than this away from the larger towns and city centres, so we are talking single figures in many places and a fresh and bright start on tuesday with a ridge of high pressure across us, although some showers will get going and we are watching this weather system heading in from the west slowly and tomorrow morning it could produce outbreaks of rain into the isles of scilly and cornwall. tomorrow in scotland, the greater chance of catching a shower compared with today among the sunny spells, in northern ireland a brighter day, a few showers will develop, and in england and where is although most places are dry, there are still a few torrential, slow—moving downpours getting going, once again with a risk of flooding and a

you know in london and south—east england, even though it has been a little warmer than average, it'se to the uk, keeping things settled friday, the weekend and throughout much of next week. doesn't mean sunny, though, and overnight and into the morning, a lot of cloud will have pushed in from the east. and temperatures will be a little lower than this in the countryside. across scotland, a lot of the cloud will clear during friday, but still keeping some towards the east coast. northern ireland, once any fog patches clear, some sunny spells here. for wales, especially in the west, far south—west of england, for cumbria, some occasional sunshine, perhaps developing more widely through some eastern parts of england on through the afternoon. this wind direction, though, will continue a feed of cloud and breeze into the coast of eastern scotland and north—east england, keeping temperatures down here at around 15, 16 degrees, whereas elsewhere, mainly 17 to 20. a little higher, though, with prolonged sunny spells across western parts. overnight and into saturday, areas of cloud, clear spe

actually prevented most of our coastal cities from warming up even though we did feel that heat in london are east bay valleys warming up into the mid 90's. but thanks to that marine layer in those southwesterly breezes. we actually saw temperatures in the 60's and 50's along the coast right now. visibility up to 5 miles for half moon bay up to 7. for those of you in downtown san francisco, but better clearing as you make your way inland for your total forecast calmer drier conditions. we are going to notice, though, throughout the southern portions of the sierra some possible cells forming over bear valley. but southlake talk hop south lake tahoe looking dry and clear donner summit as well. but throughout the eastern portions of this year, specifically for reno. you're actually going to be under a heat advisory tracking triple digit heat for you and carson city south lake tahoe, though, in the low 90's continuing through monday. so hot temperatures there. better clearing with plenty of sunshine until we start to notice cooler temperatures on tuesday in the mid 80's and your bay area forecast trac

is marvin weinbaum, director of afghanistan and pakistan studies at middle east institute in washington, d.c. and in londonisman murati, founder and ceo of pangaea wire group, a geopolitical consultancy. a warm welcome to you all, and thanks for joining us today on "inside story." haroun, let me start with you. you tweeted that stopping the flow of funds into afghanistan will punish millions, 99% of the population that can't or won't leave. we need to care for them, too. so i would like to get your thoughts on the kind of impact that all this will have on afghan citizens. >> absolutely. i mean, afghanistan has a huge trade deficit. we finance that trade deficit mostly through foreign aid. now the foreign aid is in jeopardy. the afghanistan government right now does not have access to its foreign reserves because the situation of governance, who is actually in charge, is right now being negotiated. as a result of that, afghanistan's currency is depreciating fast. and if we don't have enough usd injected into the market soon, the prices may continue to rise. right now, there are rumors that in kabul, the pri

good air quality along the coast and east bay shoreline specifically for those of you in parts of the south bay, but a little bit more hazy as you make your way in londonnd north bay valleys. but we are keeping on radar for and that's where we're tracking. drier conditions and a warming trend as well. that is set to take place tomorrow and it's going to continue all weekend long. for those of you in this truckee warming up to 82 degrees or earning with a tease. for those of you at south lake tahoe by thursday and we're going to see widespread mid 80's this weekend as a warm up arrives. there just in time for your weekend forecast. but watch out with that smoke and haze those westerly in southwesterly breezes going to increase that poor air quality all weekend long. back to you soon thank basin. >> do you need a riot and how you can participate in google, self-driving car program. and more golden state stimulus checks are set to arrive in the mail for some californians. see if you qualify for one after the break. this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our stat

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dc is marvin wine bomb director of afghanistan and pakistan. studies at middle east institute, washington d. c. and in london is clear, minority founder and ceo of penny a wire group, a geopolitical consultancy, a warm welcome to you all. and thanks for joining us today on inside story harun, let me start with you. you tweeted that stopping the flow of funds into afghanistan will punish millions, 99 percent of the population that can't or won't leave. we need to care for them too. so i'd like to get your thoughts on the kind of impact that all this will have on afghan citizens. absolutely, i mean, honest on has huge trade deficit. we find out that trade deficit mostly true for an 8. now the for an aide is in jeopardy. and upon it's done government upon a great now does not have access to it or in reserve because the situation of. 4 governance who's actually in charge is right now being negotiated as a result of that, the currency is depreciating fat. and if we don't have enough u. s. the injected in the market soon, the prices may continue to rise. right now there are rumors that cobble the price of our, the

mild temperatures there because we're tracking near triple digit heat as you make your way in london to our east bay valleys, livermore and dublin. both at 98 degrees. mateo flirting with 90's currently at 89 degrees and upper 70's for those of you in downtown san francisco in triple digit heat for parts of the north bay fairfield and san marino well into the low triple digit mark in petaluma 95 degrees with santa rosa and avato both at 97 degrees. so we are tracking a warmer drier air mass because of those northerly wind for that change in wind direction really having a huge impact not just on our temperatures but air quality not august that you're looking at right now. this is just all the air particles. bring us moderate to unhealthy air at times specifically for those of you in the north bay and east bay. and we're going to see a little relief this weekend because the 2nd half of the weekend. still going to track those northerly winds. and that's what's going to bring us not only a spare the air alert but an air quality advisory in effect. so those moderate and unhealthy air particles going

there was also some sunshine be found, though, across eastern scotland, to the east of england and down just to the north of london to fill in as we go through the evening as well, and once again along exposed west—facing coasts, it'll be thick enough for a spot or two of drizzle. could be quite misty as well across the hills. temperatures are holding up, though, staying into double digits first thing for thursday morning. so, once again, we start off with a cloudy story. there will be some breaks and some sunshine coming through northern ireland. you can see a slice just moving across the east of the pennines before yet more cloud arrives and some showery outbreaks of rain push in from the west. so, a really messy story to try and pinpoint down for tomorrow, and again, those temperatures are going to be disappointing. friday looks a slightly quieter day. yes, i know there's a weather front pushing in from the west, and it will gradually bring outbreaks of rain. but ahead of it, it looks likely to be dry. there'll be some around, the winds swinging to a southerly ahead of that weather front, will also drive in sli

and the best of the breaks to the east of scotland, running down through the east of the pennines and to the north of londonnshine. it stays mild through the night but that cloud continues and it will turn quite misty and damp along west facing coasts once again. another grey start to tomorrow morning. as i say, a mild start, and we could have a window of finer weather once again, especially through northern ireland, stretching across wales and into the midlands as we go through the day. it won't last very long. eventually, more cloud with showery outbreaks of rain moving in from the west from another weather front. temperatures disappointing again for this time of year, ranging from 13—21c. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. mps are recalled to parliament for an emergency debate on afghanistan — and from all sides they attack the government's handling of the crisis. the taliban secure their positions as the new rulers and afghans wonder what the future holds — here there is talk of betrayal. like many veterans, this last week has been one that has seen me struggle through anger, and grief and rage. we

with the forces figures saying that east goose's were involved in 574 recorded crimes in london. such as robberies or salt, between the 1st of july 2020 and the 30th of april 2021. the hub. that's the reason why rental services such as this one require you to provide you a biometric data including facial recognition in order to hire one. i think was more important is the safety rather than face recognition. i'm let people use that bank cards like they use the bar as 5 to 6. take them out. i think the 1st thing they need to think about is safety. i personally think it's necessary. i mean it's obviously like you said, there's a crime. surely there has cctv and all the information that i think you need to scan your face to use it. but otherwise the school applies. you do that with the sod, send that, but maybe it's necessary to get a snapshot, i think will be better for public safety if the had some means of id like credit card, debit card, something like this over the place. because if you've got someone's pitch on information about that person, it would be quite easy to, to, to get the

there was also some sunshine be found, though, across eastern scotland, to the east of england and down just to the north of londonfill in as we go through the evening as well, and once again along exposed west—facing coasts, it'll be thick enough for a spot or two of drizzle. could be quite misty as well across the hills. temperatures are holding up, though, staying into double digits first thing for thursday morning. so, once again, we start off with a cloudy story. there will be some breaks and some sunshine coming through northern ireland. you can see a slice just moving across the east of the pennines before yet more cloud arrives and some showery outbreaks of rain push in from the west. so, a really messy story to try and pinpoint down for tomorrow, and again, those temperatures are going to be disappointing. friday looks a slightly quieter day. yes, i know there's a weather front pushing in from the west, and it will gradually bring outbreaks of rain. but ahead of it, it looks likely to be dry. there'll be some around, the winds swinging to a southerly ahead of that weather front, will also drive in slightl