if you live in the north—east, north west or yorkshire, why shouldn't you be able to access culture?ity from a young age, and be inspired to potentially go into these types of industries? but while it's brought a bit of cheer to places like blackpool, it's not a great deal — the money is spread very thinly. a lot of places will still be making cuts. david sillito, bbc news. the total number of people with covid—19 has dropped across the uk compared to last week, according to the latest figures. our health editor hugh pym is here and can tell us more. yes, reeta, there were predictions of a twindemic this autumn with covid and flu surges at the same time. but the latest household survey by the office for national statistics shows that covid infections have fallen for the first time since september. looking back over the year there were peaks in the spring, around 5 million cases in one week, then in the summer a bit below that. the latest wave seems to have peaked at two million. in the week to october 24th infections fell to 1.9 million. and as for the case rates in the uk nations th

some might have come here — the humber view hotel in north ferriby, east yorkshire.e asylum seekers, but local people have secured an interim high court injunction, claiming the village is entirely unsuitable. in the commons this afternoon the shadow home secretary said failures at manston signalled that government decision—making has collapsed. there are very serious allegations now being reported that the home secretary was warned by officials and other ministers she was acting outside the law by failing to provide alternative accommodation. on no occasion did i block hotels or veto advice to procure extra and emergency accommodation. actually, the data and the facts are that, on my watch since the 6th of september, over 30 new hotels were agreed. yesterday saw almost 1,000 migrants arrive. today, none, the tides not conducive despite calm weather, but more will be brought ashore beneath the white cliffs and many people locally are exasperated. eight days ago, two migrant boats pulled up onto a beach near dover harbour, the occupants disappearing into nearby woodla

maybe across parts of lincolnshire and east yorkshire it may linger throughout the day.winds will be a feature, particularly across scotland and ahead of the weather front starting to strengthen here. more cloud into northern ireland by the end of the afternoon. look at the temperatures once again, incredibly mild, well above average for the time of year, with 11 to 18 celsius the overall high. now, as we move through sunday evening, that rain will start to move into northern ireland. we will also see some fog, some of it dents in places, —— dense in places, once again across central and eastern england. where we get clearer skies, temperatures into single figures here. that fog, once again will be dense in places and slow to clear away. at the same time the cloud and rain will start to thin in the west. a narrow band of rain and behind it we see brighter conditions developing through the afternoon. top temperatures around 11 to 15 degrees. a degree or so down on recent days. a spell of wetter and windier weather to come on tuesday. the rain quite heavy for a time. it wi

maybe across parts of lincolnshire and east yorkshire it may linger throughout the day.s scotland and the head of the weather front starting to strengthen here. more cloud into northern ireland by the end of the afternoon. look at the temperatures once again, incredibly mild, well above average for the time of year, with 11 to 18 celsius the overall high. now, as we move through sunday evening, that rain will start to move into northern ireland. we will also see some fog, some of it dents in places, once again across central and eastern england. where we get nearer skies, temperatures into single figures here. that can be dense in places and slow to clear away. at the same time the cloud and rain will start to imagine the west. a narrow band of rain and behind it we see brighter conditions developing through the afternoon. top temperatures around 11 to 15 degrees. a degree or so down on recent days. a spell of wet and windy weather to come on tuesday. the rain quite heavy for a time. it will move its way across the whole of the country throughout the day on tuesday. quit

being diverted to services such as - diverted to services such as libraries in warwickshire, east yorkshirents reads like a who's who of government's levelling up agenda.— levelling up agenda. there is olitics levelling up agenda. there is politics in — levelling up agenda. there is politics in this. _ levelling up agenda. there is politics in this. it _ levelling up agenda. there is politics in this. it comes - levelling up agenda. there is | politics in this. it comes down levelling up agenda. there is - politics in this. it comes down to fairness. if you live in the northeast, northwest or yorkshire, why shouldn't you be able to access culture? why shouldn't your children be able to learn and get that creativity from a young age, and be inspired to potentially go into these types of industries? and inspired to potentially go into these types of industries? and while it had brought _ these types of industries? and while it had brought a _ these types of industries? and while it had brought a bit _ these types of industries? and while it had brought a bit of _ these types of industries? an

for two long days, tia, a terrier from east yorkshire, disappeared.ly 150—metres long —— and getting her out involved specialist drain operators phillip norton went on her trail. just before sunday lunch, i was walking down this public footpath. my little terrier, tia, chased a rabbit, and i walk up and think, oh, well, where's she gone, where's she gone? then i seen that pipe and i thought, oh no. and i shot down there, put my head in the pipe and i could hear her. she wouldn't come back because the pipe's that tight she can't turn round. it was the start of a two—day ordeal for a much loved family pet, trapped almost 150 metres along a pipe underneath a field. this pipe runs from this ditch all the way past the barns. i hold my hands up to the fire brigade, they come. four appliances come to try and help me, and they've tried with everything they could, but unfortunately, the pipe was too long for the equipment they had. i went home and i was just thinking, what can i do, what can i do? with hours turning into days, his daughter's friend suggested t

and in east yorkshire , a new and in east yorkshire, a new anthem has been recorded with hopes that ity england's tournament. anna riley has the story . england's tournament. anna riley has the story. to england's tournament. anna riley has the story . to watch it on tv has the story. to watch it on tv to is way too hot for me for me . well goodness you know we used to never get back to a. that's what i call it but i potato . what i call it but i potato. move over and three lions are what i call it but i potato. move over and three lions ar e £4 move over and three lions are £4 spuds by the tight tops is the new world cup anthem to be released. the was masterminded by east yorkshire footie fan gavin west and it was shot in and around his hometown as 11 and around his hometown as 11 and he has hopes for its success . the song is basically a light hide football song , a lot of hide football song, a lot of these new football songs, and they was to be very laddish. so we thought we'd create something a little bit more light—hearted, a little bit more light—hearted, a bit more family less.

money is also being diverted to services such as libraries in warwickshire, east yorkshire and barnsleyss. if you live in the northeast, northwest or yorkshire, why shouldn't you be able to access culture? why shouldn't your children be able to learn and get that creativity from a young age, and be inspired to potentially go into these types of industries? and while it has brought a bit of cheer to places like blackpool, it is not a great deal. the money is spread thinly. a lot of places will still be making cuts. david sillito, bbc news. let's speak to an organisation that's received funding from the arts council today. chris price is the chief executive of north yorkshire moors railway. thanks for talking to us. i think it is safe to assume that you are very pleased by this shake—up that has led to getting some new funding. i led to getting some new funding. 1 think we really are pleased, yes, and it vindicates a lot of hard work and it vindicates a lot of hard work and gives accreditation to what we are at a public benefit and cultural benefit charity and organisation. why is it impo

but here, from eastern scotland into the north—east of england and into yorkshire, potentially around the next few days. so initially it does bring rain to southern parts of the uk through the afternoon. very windy with showers in the north—east of scotland. and then, elsewhere today, it's a mixture of sunny spells and occasional showers. so gales in the northern isles. later, gales also expected through the english channel. and very blustery along the channel coasts. look at all that rain spreading across the country during the course of the night with this area of low pressure, so it parks itself around about here with heavy rain from northern england through the midlands into the south—east. this is early on thursday morning. and this is pretty much where it's going to stay or the next few days. in fact, it's there through the middle of thursday. and again, that heavy rain affecting eastern scotland, the north of england. not too bad i think tomorrow — southern wales and along the channel coast. this is friday. the low pressure is still here. it's still pushing in moisture clouds,

some of it will be slow to clear across the midlands, is lincolnshire and into east yorkshire.ing across the northeast where i have already talked about. elsewhere, lighter winds. sheltered western area starting off with sunshine. a beautiful day as a whole. there is clad with rain pushing into northern ireland. that will take most of the day. a stronger breeze ahead of the system. the winds will stay frontal system. the winds will stay light. that will not help to shift the fog. the wind is coming from a southerly direction. another mild story, 12 to 18 degrees the high. through this evening and overnight we are going to see this rain, some of the heavy, moving into northern ireland, western fringes of wales and south—west england. we do have some clearer skies and temperatures into single figures. a lot going on first thing monday. some of the fog could be dense in places. as the fog squeezes into the area of high pressure it will weaken. a narrow band of rain across western scotland, north—west england, down towards the isle of wight by the middle of the afternoon. not as mi

favoured spots in scotland, the north—east, particularly across yorkshire and down into the midlands,anglia and the south—east. elsewhere some clearer skies, quite chilly for many, most likely to see the hardest frost north—east of scotland but temperatures about anywhere could get close to freezing. a little milder where we've got the murky conditions in eastern england. and then the fog tends to stick around so it could be quite gloomy for some areas throughout the day tomorrow. many will see a dry day with light, variable winds and sunshine. these are our temperatures when the sun comes out. lower than we've been used to and if we are stuck with the mist and fog they may be hovering at 2-3. mist and fog they may be hovering at 2—3. tuesday and wednesday, this front comes in from the atlantic. it's that high that has ideas for the rest of the week. it will be putting brakes on much of the rain coming in. see some briefly through wednesday. but elsewhere, fine conditions, less lingering mist and fog as we start to pick up something more of an easterly wind. that high through the week

it comes down to fairness, if you live in the - fairness, if you live in the north—east, north—west, yorkshirelearn and get back creativity from a young age and be inspired to potentially go into these types of industries? like a max, less for opera and the high arts, and more for towns like barnsley which is getting support for its libraries. the social media company twitter has told its 7,500 staff — via email — that majorjob cuts are coming, following the firm's takeover by the billionaire elon musk. staff have been told they will know by 4pm today whether they still have a job. some staff have already posted on twitter that they have been fired and been locked out of their work email accounts. a gap in gp care between the richest and poorest parts of england has widened, according to research for bbc newsnight. people in less affluent areas on average develop chronic health conditions at a younger age and die earlier — yet they have fewer gps and a worse experience. newsnight�*s david grossman reports. blackpool is the poorest town in england. it has the lowest life expectancy in the count

that's why older people in this east yorkshire community are being offered.o ease the burden for pensioners. some whom are forced to decide between or heating their homes. nobody likes to get into debt, but especially older people. so they will pay those astronomical fuel bills and have nothing left for food . and that's a big for food. and that's a big problem. you when it's food or heating and food is second and thatis heating and food is second and that is why this lunch club is here so that people don't have to choose between heating or food. pensioners at the lunch club appreciate the support dunng club appreciate the support during these times. beginning of next year arrives . it will next year arrives. it will probably be a bit of a shock like everyone is saying it's going to be and whatever. i'm turning my eating down and wearing warm clothes and being sensible . and i think it's sensible. and i think it's a sensible. and i think it's a sensible with what you do you can men like all those people who are really in need and i'm talking about real need n

that will lift and clear to leave sunny spells but it may be across parts of the east midlands in lincolnshire and yorkshiremuch of the day and elsewhere, could see some spells of sunshine starting to turn quite breezy across western parts ahead of this weather front in this band of cloud and rain and temperatures this time of year this afternoon should get between eight and 13 degrees for sunday, we are expecting heights of 12 to 18 degrees. so, still well above where we should be and then through sunday evening, was he the spenderframe pushing through sunday evening, was he the spender frame pushing across northern ireland and west wales the far southwest of england and scotland for the eastern half of the uk, we will again see some areas of low clouds and fog. a little bit chilly for some eastern parts generally, it is another mild night and then for monday, we bring this band of clouds and rain is with agent and rain is with edgington to weaken as it goes and as we get late low cloud, behind the rain band, we should see clear skies, more sunshine for northern ireland, wales and the southwest of england

that will lift and clear to leave sunny spells but it may be across parts of the east midlands in lincolnshire and yorkshiremuch of the day and elsewhere, will see some spells of sunshine starting to turn quite breezy across western parts ahead of this weather front in this band of cloud and rain. temperatures this time of year this afternoon should get between eight and 13 degrees for sunday, we are expecting heights of 12 to 18 degrees. so, still well above where we should be and then through sunday evening, we'll see this band of rain pushing across northern ireland and west wales the far southwest of england and scotland for the eastern half of the uk, we will again see some areas of low clouds and fog. a little bit chilly for some eastern parts generally, it is another mild night and then for monday, we bring this band of clouds and rain eastward. it will tend to weaken as it goes and as we get late low cloud, behind the rain band, we should see clear skies, more sunshine for northern ireland, wales and the southwest of england still 16 degrees in london but most places are little bit less mild by this

a lot of cloud hanging back across the midlands, east wales, up into yorkshire and lincolnshire, but scattered, heavy, thundery showers. it stays breezy, but not quite as windy as today. still mild, though — 10 to 13 degrees. now, a bit of a change into the new week, this ridge of high pressure builds its way in, toppling through, and the white lines, the isobars, they drop out as well. that shows that the winds will be quite light, so what this means is more in the way of dry weather, but some overnight mist and fog, some of which could be slow to clear given the light winds, and it is going to turn a little bit chillier as well. this is bbc news — these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. world cup frustration for england fans — a 0—0 draw with the usa — but both teams can still progress to the knockout stages in qatar. wales will be chasing that improbable result if they are to keep their world cup dream alive. social media footage appears to show residents in china protesting against lockdown laws which they say hampered rescue attempts during a deadly fire.

will lift and clear to leave sunny spells but it may be that across parts of the east midlands, lincolnshire, up into yorkshireere, though, we will see some spells of sunshine. starting to turn quite breezy across western parts ahead of this weather front, this band of cloud and rain. temperatures at this time of year through the afternoon should get to between eight and 13 degrees. for sunday, we are looking at highs of 12 to 18 degrees, so still well above where we should be. and then, through sunday evening, we'll see this band of rain pushing across northern ireland into west wales, far south—west of england, eventually western scotland. for the eastern half of the uk, we will again see some areas of low cloud and fog. a little bit chilly for some eastern parts but generally, it is another mild night. and then, for monday, we bring this band of cloud and rain eastwards. it will tend to weaken as it goes. ahead of that, still quite a lot of mist and murk and low cloud. but behind the rain band, we should see clearer skies, more sunshine for northern ireland, wales, the south—west of england. still 16 degree

a lot of cloud hanging back across the midlands, east wales, up into yorkshire and lincolnshire, butill see some spells of sunshine, albeit with some scattered, heavy, thundery showers. it stays breezy, but not quite as windy as today. still mild, though — 10 to 13 degrees. now, a bit of a change into the new week, this ridge of high pressure builds its way in, toppling through, and the white lines, the isobars, they drop out as well. that shows that the winds will be quite light, so what this means is more in the way of dry weather, but some overnight mist and fog, some of which could be slow to clear given the light winds, and it is going to turn a little bit chillier as well. this is bbc news — these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. the london fire brigade is "institutionally misogynist and racist", according to a damning review into its culture. i sat with a very senior female officer, who said to me, whenever she goes into a dangerous incident, she is always thinking, will the men around me protect me? it cannot be put down to just a few bad apples. we go

hey, we are five in north ferriby in east yorkshire with that prediction for an england wedding tomorrowgy no, that makes me old enough . jake that makes me old enough. jake and i, you're having a lovely day. they're on a rally there in hull at an on 13th football club. now this match is taking place tomorrow . let's go over to place tomorrow. let's go over to paul hawkins. i imagine a slightly less fog up there in doha. slightly less fog up there in doha . is there, paul? how is doha. is there, paul? how is everything in qatar this morning? look at that lovely sunshine t shirt , flags flapping sunshine t shirt, flags flapping in the background . and how's it in the background. and how's it going? it looks terrible terrible . yeah a bit different terrible. yeah a bit different here , but it feels like a couple here, but it feels like a couple of degrees hotter . so we're well of degrees hotter. so we're well over 30 degrees at the moment. but it is what , 20 to 3 in the but it is what, 20 to 3 in the afternoon here. so the sun will be going down soon. right now, though, it's even hotter

will lift and clear to leave sunny spells but it may be that across parts of the east midlands in lincolnshire and yorkshirenshine starting to turn quite breezy across western parts ahead of this weatherfront, this band of cloud and rain. temperatures this time of year this afternoon should get between eight and 13 degrees for sunday, we are expecting heights of 12 to 18 degrees. so, still well above where we should be and then through sunday evening, we'll see this band of rain pushing across northern ireland and west wales the far southwest of england and scotland for the eastern half of the uk, we will again see some areas of low clouds and fog. a little bit chilly for some eastern parts generally, it is another mild night and then for monday, we bring this band of clouds and rain eastward. it will tend to weaken as it goes and as we get late low cloud, behind the rain band, we should see clear skies, more sunshine for northern ireland, wales and the southwest of england still 16 degrees in london but most places are little bit less mild by this stage. then through tuesday, this frontal system will bring

will lift and clear to leave sunny spells but it may be that across parts of the east midlands, lincolnshire, up into yorkshirey across western parts ahead of this weather front, this band of cloud and rain. temperatures at this time of year through the afternoon should get to between eight and 13 degrees. for sunday, we are looking at highs of 12 to 18 degrees, so still well above where we should be. and then, through sunday evening, we'll see this band of rain pushing across northern ireland into west wales, far south—west of england, eventually western scotland. for the eastern half of the uk, we will again see some areas of low cloud and fog. a little bit chilly for some eastern parts but generally, it is another mild night. and then, for monday, we bring this band of cloud and rain eastwards. it will tend to weaken as it goes. ahead of that, still quite a lot of mist and murk and low cloud. but behind the rain band, we should see clearer skies, more sunshine for northern ireland, wales, the south—west of england. still 16 degrees in london but most places a little bit less mild by this stage. then through

lift and clear to leave sunny spells, but it may be that across parts of the east midlands, lincolnshire, up into yorkshiresome spells of sunshine. starting to turn quite breezy across western parts ahead of this weather front, this band of cloud and rain. temperatures at this time of year through the afternoon should get to between eight and 13 degrees. for sunday, we are looking at highs of 12 to 18 degrees, so still well above where we should be. and then, through sunday evening, we will see this band of rain pushing across northern ireland into west wales, the far south—west of england, eventually western scotland. for the eastern half of the uk, we will again see some areas of low cloud and fog, a little bit chilly for some eastern parts but generally, it is another mild night. and then for monday, we bring this band of cloud and rain eastwards, it will tend to weaken as it goes. ahead of that, still quite a lot of mist and murk and low cloud, but behind the rain band, we should see clearer skies, more sunshine for northern ireland, wales, the south—west of england. still 16 degrees in london but most

scotland and shetland and while much will be left unclear, some could linger close to the east coast, also parts of yorkshiregrees in the sunshine, above the average for the time of year. mr low cloud will feature in sunday night through the east but in the west, this band of cloud and rain, temperatures overnight down to 6 degrees in norwich but generally another mild night. next week, wet and windy weather at times, temperatures will drop, eventually closer to where we should be. at the cenotaph for the first time as monarch since the death of his mother. fanfare. he joined other members of the royal family at the festival of remembrance last night to pay tribute to servicemen and women. spending cuts of £35 billion are expected from the chancellor in thursday's autumn statement, along with plans to raise billions in tax. boats so far this year — the highest number since figures were first collected.

lift and cleared to leave sunny spells but it may be that across parts of the east midlands, lincolnshire, up until yorkshireoud and rain. temperatures at this time of year through the afternoon should get to between eight and 13 degrees. for sunday, we are looking at huys of 12 to 18 degrees so well above where we should be —— highs. through the evening this band of rain pushing across northern ireland and the west while the far south—west of england eventually western scotland. the eastern half of the uk, again seeing areas of low cloud and fog. a little bit chilly for some eastern parts but generally, another mild night and then for monday, we bring this band of cloud and rain eastward, it will tend to weaken as it goes. head of it, still quite a lot of mist and murk and low cloud. behind the rain band, should see clear skies, more fun trying to northern ireland, wales and the south—west of england. still 16 degrees from london but most places a little bit less mild ljy places a little bit less mild by this stage —— more sun shining through northern ireland. heavy rain for many and through the middle of t

shut lentils up while much of this will lifting clear sum could linger closer to the east coast am also part of yorkshiree 90 degrees, that is well above the average full—time year. miss dan burke and local marvels feature again through sunday night in the east before the west we see this band of clouds and rain. temperatures overnight may be down to 6 degrees in norwich but generally is another mild lie. through the coming week we see wet and windy weather at times but temperatures will drop, eventually closer to where we should be. this is bbc news. i'm gareth barlow. our top stories: two vintage planes collide and crash at an air show in the us state of texas, breaking one of the aircraft in half. as people celebrate the ukrainian city of kherson being retaken, after months of russian occupation, news emerges that russian troops destroyed nearly everything before they withdrew. while the russians have left behind them a great deal of damage, for now, the ukrainians aren't focusing on that, because they believe they have taken a giant step forward to victory. a faulty steering wheel causes a bus to cra

east and midlands overnight. also anticipating some dense patches in yorkshire and a few across southern scotland. way from that fog. the harshest fast likely in east scotland. the odd patch of grass possible just about anywhere else where, too. we start tuesday with a lot of fine weather but with the fog in place are not much breeze around through the day, in some areas it will stick and when that happens, of course, the day stays very cold and dank feeling. temperature is only 3—4, but to many there should be decent sunshine and highs of 6—8. a little below the average for the time of year and below why we have had them recently. on wednesday, a weather front trying to poke its way into the north—west of the uk but won't have much part in our story because high pressure in the east is blocking them. some rain briefly for northern ireland and west scotland. a bit more of a breeze in the south and that should limit the problems with lingering mist and fog. and it may be a shade milderfor may be a shade milder for someone wednesday. then we look further ahead in to our week and towards the weekend.

wind in scotland , teesside, east and scotland, teesside, east and nonh scotland, teesside, east and north yorkshireowing rural communities in the south—east, the southwest and yes, here in midlands. it won't be easy. we know that on planning on ofgem's remit on getting ahead of demand issues with the grid . we not only see with the grid. we not only see the battles ahead , we'll run the battles ahead, we'll run towards them because nothing reeks of decline more than the idea. britain no longer knows how to build. i won't accept that. how to build. i won't accept that . and with real partnership that. and with real partnership we'll win . the same is true on we'll win. the same is true on finance . big ambitions require finance. big ambitions require pubuc finance. big ambitions require public investment and we provide it . but we know that the real it. but we know that the real game changer is private investment and that this is the perennial challenge for british productivity . that's we'll also productivity. that's we'll also set up a national sovereign wealth fund and use it to manage risk on th

spuds by the tight tops the us world cup anthem to be released the video was masterminded by east yorkshirewest and it was shot in and around his hometown of 11 and he has hopes for its success. of 11 and he has hopes for its success . this song is basically success. this song is basically a light hearted football song . a a light hearted football song. a lot of these new football songs and they all want tend to be very laddish . so we thought we'd very laddish. so we thought we'd create something a little bit more a bit more more light—hearted, a bit more family , less. i more potato, family, less. i more potato, potato . we was originally going potato. we was originally going through a kind of like a english dish vindaloo has been done obviously. so was thinking chips and we didn't i know granted it sounds like buttered and potatoes stuck from that so we got by june but you've solved and because he's a muscle massage they're much more fun it was kind of like that. it's a little bit surreal and a bit random. garland and doppelganger in there as well, but just some band. scousers it's a com

one school in east yorkshire says it will need to find an additional £36,000 next year, just to coverill, and that's after they've invested in these. there you are, there's our solar panels. there you go. at south hunsley school, they need to find more money for food. we're seeing a really significant increase in the number of young people who are coming to school hungry. their breakfast club's in more demand than ever. feeding pupils is another cost. johnny utley heads up the trust that runs this school and six others across hull and the east riding. already this year, he's had to find £900,000 to fund a pay increase for staff that hadn't been budgeted for. when a £900,000 shock comes overnight, then you do go and start making choices about buildings and about it and the things that schools should have, but we will have to live without until the funding situation is resolved. what happens if it isn't resolved? it puts schools in, certainly in my experience, in completely unchartered territory. oh, these look exciting! roman mosaics! even with a bit of creative thinking. turn off ligh

spells developing, a few fall patch is lingering for much of the day across parts of east anglia up towards yorkshireespecially for central and eastern areas. the coldest conditions properly across parts of scotland where we will be if few delirious below freezing. —— a few degrees below freezing. some of the fog could be clear away, perhaps through the central belt into the midlands, but will be some sunshine breaking through the likes of wales and south—west england, northern scotland, northern ireland. temperature is not as mild as they have been recently, highs up at around 6—10 , most of us on tuesday. light winds and for now they weather fronts kept at bay out towards the west. that they must wind to continue into the middle of the week, huge area of high pressure thatis week, huge area of high pressure that is going to be sat right across scandinavia and western russia in the winter going to be driving in from an easterly direction, so that is going to keep those weather fronts sitting across the far north—west, a bit of rain pushing into northern ireland committee isles on wednesday, much of

particularly looking at eastern scotland, the north—east of england through yorkshire, darker blues andhere. the weekend is going to be more or less the same. heavy rain the further east and north you are. places like the south—west should be much drier and brighter. goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines: uk inflation hits 11.1 % — the highest for more than a0 years — with the bank of england governor warning it may not return to normal for three years. get through this winter, because of the way the gas price effects are going to work through this winter, there should be quite a pronounced fall of inflation thereafter. there were forecast brings it back to target and actually takes it below target and actually takes it below target towards zero. nato says the missile that killed two people in poland was probably fired by ukrainian air defences. the deputy prime minister asks for an independent investigation after two formal complaints against him about his behaviour.

further east, it has been a beautiful day, this was the picture at whitby in north yorkshire.have seen one or two light show is running in off the irish sea into parts of north—west england and one or two bumping into the far west and fat north of scotland but generally it is dry with a lot more sunshine to come over the next couple of hours with temperatures holding at around 12—13 celsius and it'll get cold this evening for eastern areas with those clearer skies. to the west, some more showers running in off the irish sea, heavy showers in scotland moving up towards the northern isles, then that now that we saw in the atlantic bringing rain to western areas. that will keep temperatures happier but it was a good part of scotland, eastern england, temperatures will down to as low as 2—3 celsius with the risk of frost once again. a chilly start eastern areas, rain and the west are soon clearing from northern ireland, sunshine arriving, and through the afternoon we should see some sunshine after the rain in scotland, but for a good part of england and wales it will be cloudy, no

clean hydrogen in south yorkshire, merseyside and the east of england, offshore wind in scotland, teessideast, southwest and, yes, here in the midlands. it won't be easy, we know that. on planning, on ofgem's remix, i'm getting ahead of demand issues with the grid, we not only see the battles ahead, we will run towards them, because nothing weeks of decline more than the idea britain no longer knows how to build things. i won't accept that. with real partnership, we will win. the same is true on finance. big ambitions require public investment and we will provide. we know that the real game changer is private investment and that this is the perennial challenge for british productivity. that is why we will also set up a national sovereign wealth fund and use it to manage risk on the critical investments we need to become a green growth superpower, but also to create spill—over opportunities for businesses and supply chains right across the country, in manufacturing and services. that is what an industrial strategy in partnership must deliver in a nutshell, a new mate —— new way of managing

still lingering fog that will be slow to pay for the like of parts of yorkshire and east anglia as well watch out for lingering fog. top temperature is cooler than they had been committed six to 12. thank you. they've endured spiders and snakes, crocodiles and cockroaches. last night the winner of i'm a celebrity was crowned. if you do not want to know who won, turned away for a couple of minutes. you will really struggle with that because it will be on every front page. spoileralert. lionessjill scott is queen of thejungle — beating actor owen warner and former health secretary matt hancock. let's take a look at how it played out. third place on i'm a celebrity 2022 is... matt. say your goodbyes. we'll see you shortly. 0k, thank you. and the new queen... cheering and applause congratulations, jill! nobody missed it. i bet viewing figures were huge. we can speak now to tv critic scott bryan and former lib dem mp and i'm a celebrity contestant lembit opik. good morning to both of you. good morning. good morning to both of you. good morninu. ., ., ., �* i” good morning to both of you. goo

if you live in the north—east and north—west of yorkshire, why should you not be able to access culture _ these types of industries. so, less for opera and the high _ these types of industries. so, less for opera and the high arts - these types of industries. so, less for opera and the high arts are - these types of industries. so, less i for opera and the high arts are more for opera and the high arts are more for towns like barnsley which is getting support for its libraries. for more on this let's go to blackpool and speak to alan cavill, the director of communications and regeneration at blackpool council. you must be delighted. we are overjoyed- _ you must be delighted. we are overjoyed- lt's _ you must be delighted. we are overjoyed. it's going _ you must be delighted. we are overjoyed. it's going to - you must be delighted. we are overjoyed. it's going to make i you must be delighted. we are overjoyed. it's going to make a massive difference to blackpool illuminations and dragged us into the 21st century and enable us to do some things we could never do before. ., . ., , ., some

but from eastern scotland into the north—east of england and into yorkshire, potentially around 80 millimetres thursday. southern wales and along the channel coast. this is friday, the channel coast. this is friday, the low pressure is still here and still pushing in moisture, cloud, rain clouds into eastern areas through the course of the day. that is where we will get most of the rainfall through the rest of the week. in the south—west, it is actually going to be better in places like plymouth. and then on the weekend, a bit of a mixed bag. southern areas on saturday may not be too bad. prices are rising at their fastest rate in more than 40 years — new figures show inflation is now 11.1%. the soaring cost of energy and food is behind the rise in inflation, which the prime minister has described as the enemy. it makes people poorer, that is what inflation does, and it�*s the enemy that we need to face down. i want to make sure that we do that, and we do it as quickly as possible. nato now says the missile that killed two people in poland was probably fired by ukrainian air defences — we repo

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east and a missile factory in dnipro were among other targets. homeowners will soon have to pay double the amount of property tax and properties in north yorkshire.erty ladder. now north yorkshire county council plans to double the council tax on second homes. but will that really help? councillor neil swanwick says the plan has cross—party support, but thinks much more is needed. this government's had 12 years to solve this problem that is affecting coastal areas like whitby very seriously, and the problem has got worse over those 12 years. and this is really the first thing that they've come up with, because it needs government legislation in order to enable local authorities to take these steps. some whitby streets are full of holiday cottages, but because they're businesses, they won't be covered by the new double council tax. joyce stangoe is a local campaigner, and says the lack of young families is becoming critical. we're losing people from the schools, we're losing public transport, and we're also short on people to fill the jobs. affordable housing is one of north yorkshire's greatest challenges. it's hoped that doubling council tax on

yorkshire wales will start the new working week on quite a showery note . some of the showery note. some of the showers heavy in places, best of the sunniest will be across the eastnshine , although spells of sunshine, although there could be some mist and fog patches around the fog could be slow to clear in places especially in the east towards lincolnshire. the patchy fog could also be fairly stubborn across parts of east anglia, but away the fog it'll be a dry and sunny start to monday. southern england however will see a scattering of showers moving eastwards throughout morning, especially along english channel coasts away from the showers though it should be a bright start heading towards lunchtime and many northern areas should see the showers gradually , see the showers gradually, although showers will continue across wales and, southern england and that is how the weather shaping up during tomorrow morning . good evening at 6:00. i'm tamzin roberts in the gb newsroom, the met police say the murders of two teenagers in south—east london are linked. the 16 year old boy's counselling becky and charlie put out both stabbed to death yesterday afternoon around

yorkshire wales will start the new working week on quite a showery note . some of the showery note. some of the showers heavy in places, best of the sunniest will be across the eastsunshine , although spells of sunshine, although there could be some mist and fog patches around the fog could be slow to clear in places especially in the east towards lincolnshire. the patchy fog could also be fairly stubborn across parts of east anglia, but away the fog it'll be a dry and sunny start to monday. southern england however will see a scattering of showers moving eastwards throughout morning, especially along english channel coasts away from the showers though it should be a bright start heading towards lunchtime and many northern areas should see the showers gradually , see the showers gradually, although showers will continue across wales and, southern england and that is how the weather shaping up during tomorrow morning . welcome back to a very busy show. and let me tell you, it's a hours of debate. two big opinions and top guests . we'll opinions and top guests. we'll be talking about labour's to tax private schools it a tax on knowledge and that's my view which i'l

yorkshire, taken half—an—hour ago or so. i lovely start of the day here. it's lovely across many eastern areas, bright enough with sunshine across the north—east of scotlandcross wales, western areas of england, some heavier bursts of rain mixed in for a time but as the cloud the rain works into eastern areas, it will become light and patchy and for many it will clear across north—western areas so here, some sunshine to end the day but across the midlands, east anglia, the south—east, looking cloudy with some patches of light rain. it is bonfire celebrations tonight, or celebrating great uncle guy's night, as i like to say. the rain not too heavy, some showers across the north—east but between a lot of you some dry conditions for the bonfire celebrations and relatively mild with temperatures just about hanging onto double figures for most although a bit cooler than that in scotland. maureen is on the way, the bump on the weather front i showed you is this area of rain working in and one thing into bear in mind, i reckon the rain will be more extensive across these eastern areas, through tomorrow morning —— more rain. what follows is sunshine and showers,