it was up at the essex institute. they held the first great symposium on the witchcraft trials, and the lecture by a harvard professor barrett wendell was -- were the salem witches guiltless? who knew? [laughter] steve: professional wendell was a psychologist. and he was applying the latest psychological theories of hypnosis, mediums, to the accused. and at the end of the day, the answer was, hypnotic excess. so yeah, i can comment on that later. so 1892, salem witchcraft was on the table. witchcraft hysteria was on the table. the essex institute was celebrating it. or at least questioning it, having academic discussions about it. but at the same time, on the other hand, people were starting to come to salem to be tourists. tourism was growing in america. tourism was growing in new england. and there was a market. and salem was not shy. probably the prime mover was daniel lowe, whose store is now rockefeller's on washington street. it was a unitarian church before that. and mr. lowe, you probably have all seen the wit

horse-drawns also a trolley that went down essex went to thet willows. and the willows is where salem's tourism begins. there was the gazebos down there. the methodists, summer camp, the second home ownership. y of salem lived there. second-tier a small tourism destination, in the 1880's. was the lost that this home of the witchcraft hysteria in 1692. always part of our history. 1880's, both the and the basement remained. it was on federal street. it is now since gone. private residences. and you can arrange to visit both places. and that was perhaps the beginning. the turning point, i think, for understanding witchcraft in salem was the bicentennial, in 1892. and so at that time, there were of salem more than the witchcraft. in salem, in 1892 -- i've got it written down here -- the city lectures celebrating the date. one was on columbus and his deed. the parkther was on act. institute.essex symposium on first the witchcraft trials and the lecture by a harvard professor, was, were the salem witches guiltless? knew? [laughter] >> professional wendell was

this storm has a potential to maintain a severe nature and a new warning for essex and west mooreland is issued until 7:14. the concern of a 60 miles an hour gust. in the meantime, we'll watch the tornado warning. not cancelled yet. we're going to switch it back to velocity mode once more. we look at the winds and the storm, what they appear to be doing. it looks like if there is a warning, it outran the box. we'll stay with this until they cancel it. looks like potential winds are like this from the stom here anything. we'll watch the area with the storm. about 40 miles per hour. we are going to continue with this for a few more minutes until we know the all-clear on the tornado warning is given. i want to remind our friends that you have a severe thunderstorm warning until 7:00 p.m. take cover there as well. this area between coshin and lock's corner, long branch. take cover now. lock's cover. get as many walls between you and the outside wall as possible. the tornado warning continues another eight, nine minutes. east of stafford, carolina and essex and westmoreland, that is until

after gary ballance‘s withdrawal through injury, essex batsman tom westley comes into the side.e'll be making his test debut at the age of 28. it's probably started to sink in now, it's been quite a surreal few days. i suppose it'sjust now, it's been quite a surreal few days. i suppose it's just the build—up. come thursday i am going to be nervous, as expected but i think the challenge for me is to replicate what i have been doing for essex and hopefully do that england. i'm little bit older than most so i know my game at little bit better which hopefully will help me in the long run. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening. the chessington world of adventures theme park has been accused of covering up the death of a number of penguins killed after a fox entered their enclosure, eight in all including three infants died last month and initially it was claimed they had been moved whilst alterations were being made. but today the park admitted epoxide killed them despite cctv and other security measures. staff are said to be shocke

it's a high—rise building in essex. the local fire service won't be to send a high ladder. whereas in neighbouring suffolk, they will. lauren irish is a community nurse who cares for a resident inside a tower block. at the end of the day, it's a tower block. you hear that it is on fire, why wouldn't you send the highest ladder you've got to get them out quicker, rather than just sending a little one? what's that going to do? you know, who is going to reach the top floor? it's not fair. that's my opinion on it. it's not. i wouldn't like to be on the top floor. essex fire service say that they have inspected

for a london, kent and essex, minute, umbrellas the next., umbrellas the next. for a london, kent and essex, largely dry with perhaps the odd passing shower. this evening and overnight, many of the showers tend to fade somewhat over england and wales. scotland and northern ireland continue with the showery theme. overnight temperatures fall to 12—14d. low— pressure temperatures fall to 12—14d. low—pressure stays with us into the new working week. for mandy, it moves out to the north west. a slow—moving area of low pressure bringing in more showers. tomorrow looks similar to today. again sunshine and showers. most of them confined to the north and west of the country. dryer in the south—east, brewery could see 22 or 23 degrees. a bit of a quieter time for a time on tuesday. the next era of low— pressure for a time on tuesday. the next era of low—pressure arrives into wednesday and that will bring some more persistent rain along with strengthening women's. into the middle of the week, sunshine and showers followed by more wet weather by wednes

it looks like there will be heavier, thundery downpours affecting east anglia, essex, kent and east sussexe around the london area as well. monday coming to tuesday, there could be some interruptions to play at wimbledon. going through monday night and tuesday, taking another batch of showers across parts of england and wales, it looks like they might merge to bring longer spells of rain. the picture as we go into tuesday, these continue to spread from west to east, particularly across the southern half of the uk. it might brighten up later in the day. northern ireland, england and scotland, scattered showers. temperatures coming down, from the high teens. a quieter day on wednesday. sunshine and the odd shower around. most places will be dry. it is up and down, it is changeable. atlantic given weather. some days wetter, some days better. it is getting cooler, especially where it has been very warm. the nights will be cooler, so if you find it difficult to sleep at night, it might get easier. hello. this is bbc news. let's have a look at the headlines. hundreds of kilograms of drugs and th

we know that westley will bat at number three on the back of an excellent season with essex.between playing an extra batsman rather than the underwhelming left arm spinner dawson. mallan scored against south africa last month. but he averages 42 in championship cricket this summer 42 in championship cricket this summerand 42 in championship cricket this summer and england need the extra depth. summer and england need the extra depth. we've been keeping you bang up to date with all the action from the world para—athletics championships here on sportsday. day seven gets under way shortly with plenty of british medal hopes wanting add to the total of 22 so far. that includes 11 golds, two of which have gone to hannah cockroft. she could make it three tonight. lets go live to our reporter kate grey at the london stadium. kate, hannah isjust one of the highlights to look forward to tonight? yes, there are actually 11 british athletes in action here this evening, but all eyes are likely to be an hannah cockroft as she goes for her third gold medal. more impressively it is her tenth

after gary ballance's withdrawal through injury, essex batsman tom westley comes into the side. in now, it's been quite a surreal few days. i suppose it'sjust now, it's been quite a surreal few days. i suppose it's just the build—up. come thursday i am going to be nervous, as expected but i think the challenge for me is to replicate what i have been doing for essex and hopefully do that england. i'm little bit older than most so i know my game at little bit better which hopefully will help me in the long run. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening.

it's a high—rise building in essex. if there's a fire here, the first response of the local fire service won't be to send a high ladder. whereas in neighbouring suffolk, they will. lauren irish is a community nurse who cares for a resident inside a tower block. at the end of the day, it's a tower block. you hear that it is on fire, why wouldn't you send the highest ladder you've got to get them out quicker, rather than just sending a little one? what's that going to do? you know, who is going to reach the top floor? it's not fair. that's my opinion on it. it's not. i wouldn't like to be on the top floor. essex fire service say that they have inspected all of their high—rise buildings post grenfell, and that no changes to their response plans are needed. sally leaves lee led the review to modernise fire services in queensland, australia. and aerial ladder is now essential for all tower fires in this country. the response time has to be arranged so that it is within 15 minutes. any new policy about aerial ladders must tak

alison holt, bbc news, essex.mployees lose theirjobs in london. in an exclusive interview, jamie dimon said there was no question that europe had more cards at the negotiating table. his words come as the new french government makes a pitch for bankers to relocate to paris, after the uk leaves the eu, as our gusiness editor, simonjack, reports. wish you were here. the prime minister of france today rolled out his own red white and blue carpet to the uk's finance industry. do you have a message for london? a message from london? come to paris! here in paris's financial district, there is a smell of blood in the water. there is a sense the uk's financial services industry has been wounded by brexit and paris has been the most aggressive capital of those trying to nibble away at london's dominant position in globalfinance. france is bending over backwards to attract an industry its former president once described as an enemy. loose employment laws and new international schools were all in the paris brochure. it is a

the debutantes to take an active pa rt of the debutantes to take an active part in this match, and essex player england hope may fit the mould of alistair cook. and there was cook. internally angling and guide link —— died in, went to ninth place to the all—time test scorers in the morning. some progress overhead, lights helped play today, but traditional values in the middle are what england seek. past the pigeons, only one wicket lost in the session. the 50 partnership was greeted in the modern way. time for a look at the weather. i think there was a little bit of rain at the oval. yes, it is latejuly, all we want to do is play cricket and the weather is getting in the way! there will be further showers in the vicinity. the showers are moving from west to east across the uk. some intense downpours. if you have seen some sunshine today, in eastern scotland, it may be replaced with scenes like this as we go through the afternoon. in eastern scotland, the showers a bit more hit and miss compared with western scotland. the showers are tracking eastwards. after the big clump of showers in n

alison holt, bbc news, essex.t in london last month. the 24—year—old is accused of throwing acid at resham kham and her cousin. a man who wrote facebook m essa 9 es cousin. a man who wrote facebook messages calling for businesswoman and campaignergina messages calling for businesswoman and campaigner gina miller to be run over has been convicted of sending menacing communications. viscount st davids wrote the messages for days after gina miller won her legal challenge against the government. he claims the comments were satire but faces a custodial sentence. tell us more about what happened in court? well, remember, it wasjust four days after the businesswomanjoon o'muilleoir had won her historic victory, forcing the government —— gina miller had won a victory forcing the government to vote on article 50. viscount st davids, who also holds the title lord hungerford among others, posted on facebook the words, £5,000, for the first person to... excuse me, may phone is... composed essentially said, £5,000 for the firs

and tom westley will make his england debut in the third test against south africa, the essex batsman after receiving his first call—up. more about those stories just after half past four. an underground website that allowed the sale of drugs and hacking softwa re the sale of drugs and hacking software has been closed down by the united states. the us attorney generaljeff sessions described alphabay as the largest criminal website on the internet. today the us department ofjustice announced the takedown of the dark web marketplace alphabay. it is the largest dark web site takedown in history, alphabay claim that this group serviced more than 40,000 illegal vendors, people who sell illegal vendors, people who sell illegal products, for more than 200,000 customers. by far most of this activity was in illegal drugs, pouring fuel on the fire of the national drug up at around the time of the takedown of this site there are more than 250,000 listings for illegal drugs and toxic chemicals on alphabay. more illegal drugs and toxic chemicals on alpha bay. more than illegal drugs and toxic chem

sunny spells i suspect it will be on the south coast on the isle of wight to the south—east, maybe essexpennines and possibly later in the day for the across the midlands. not a wash—out but be prepared if you are out for any length of time. just the chance ofa any length of time. just the chance of a few spots of rain at wimbledon on saturday, and sunday, as well, and it will be quite muggy. this is the weather map on sunday, we have the weather map on sunday, we have the week weather front here and that means this will be the cloudy as area in the uk on sunday, and to the north of that, fresh and brighter and drier conditions, and the temperatures will be a bit lower, but we have the humid muggy air in the south on sunday. temperatures are set to climb next week and there is the possibility of thunderstorms as we head into tuesday and wednesday. that is it for me. this is bbc news. the headlines at eight: police arrest two teenagers after five acid attacks in east london injust 90 minutes. the terminally ill baby charlie gard is to be examined in london by an american doctor who says h

elsewhere victories for essex against somerset and gloucestershire against kent.test against south africa, which starts tomorrow at trent bridge. they won the opening match by 211 runs inside four days, a fantastic start forjoe root in his first match as captain. the most important thing is we carry forward that attitude we took into last week. there were a few key periods which were crucial that we weren't, which previously we might not have. it is exciting to do that. there are areas we might have wanted to do better, but we are not the finished article, and we have harder work to do. it is an exciting time for this. we are desperate to get going again on friday. the second test is live on bbc radio 5 live sports extra and the bbc sport website tomorrow from 11am, and you can watch the key moments as they happen. that's all from sportsday with me, will perry. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are michael booker, deputy editor of the daily express, and jack blanchard, p

here is a scene sent in from sunday afternoon, southend—on—sea, in essex.week, the weather is much more changeable. there'll be some rain for many of us, at times, and things won't be quite as warm. so cooler conditions particularly overnight, you'll be pleased to hear, if you found it fairly uncomfortable for sleeping in recent nights. now, during monday, we have that low pressure and frontal systems not far away from the uk, bringing some showery rain to many parts of the country. through the day on monday, one frontal system brings a bit of rain to the east of scotland, north—east of england, as well. that should ease away through the day, and then for all of us it is a day of sunny spells and scattered showers, and across eastern england, in particular, some of the showers heavy and thundery, bringing a lot of heavy rain, and some hail and thunder as well. northern ireland, though, having a dryer day, with some sunshine into the west of scotland. eastern scotland staying fairly cloudy and damp. then as we head our way south across england and wales, som

a cold start to wednesday morning and the cloud and rain still to clear away from the essex and kentng so. and it will take its time in doing so. that cloud and rain still to clear from the kent coast and cloud trailing behind. the cloud will break trailing behind. the cloud will brea k slowly trailing behind. the cloud will break slowly and anywhere from wales to the midlands and further north, it is more straightforward and pleasa nt start it is more straightforward and pleasant start to the day. a of sunshine. the winds will come in off the east coast, making it feel fresher on exposed coasts and as we go through the day the north—easterly breeze will remain a future. sheltered western areas faring best in terms of sunshine and potentially warm. a little bit fresher on the east, up to 18. perfect weather conditions for the men's quarterfinal day. not too hot. 22 degrees thursday, a quiet spell of weather. more enhanced showers out to western isles and north—west scotland. we might see the odd isolated shower triggered ahead of it. the showers in the north—west move south and east

around surrey and essex, this is a snapshot around 6pm. here it may stay dry through the day.g beautiful with those clear, blue skies. the showers in many areas will continue past sunset. lots of clear spells developing across these southern and central areas. in the north, where the clearest tells her, temperatures in rural spots could be as low as 5 degrees. these are the city temperatures we often show you. 0n city temperatures we often show you. on monday the low pressure is still with us. that means the overall weather pattern is not going to change. the closer you are to the centre, the more frequent and heavy the showers will be. scotland, northern ireland, northern england getting a good dose of showers. where is the south is dry and bright and bit warmer. in the norwich as well. on tuesday, we have showers still continuing. showers across northern and western areas but a drier and brighter day again in the far south—east country. on wednesday, a low pressure approaching. that is the more substantial area of bigger cloud and outbreaks of rain. that's going to reach the

have seen recently so back into the sunshine and showery mix, not so many showers in kent, sussex, essex come for the beginning of next week, still low pressure to the north—west of the uk, it's been sat there for days 110w. uk, it's been sat there for days now. around the southern flank of that we've got stronger winds in england and wales where they'll be a few passing showers, mostly in wales and north—west england, drier in the south—east but slow—moving heavier showers in northern ireland and scotland. some of those quite heavy. the showers become fewer and lighter as we move into tuesday. more low pressure m oves as we move into tuesday. more low pressure moves away but another heading in from the atlantic and what we're seeing over the week ahead is a continuation of this very u nsettled ahead is a continuation of this very unsettled weather, if we don't have a mix of sunshine and showers then we'll have a mix of stronger winds and perhaps a spell of rain. not what we hoped for at this time of year perhaps unless this is bbc news. our top stories: the australian prime minister say

friday and saturday july 28 and 29 a statewide gun buy back will be held in camden, mercer and he essexnty. citizens can turn in firearms at the churches. >> one the gun is turned in and melted down it can't be used as a community gun. pastors wanted to more than preach against guns in sunday's service. >> this program will destroy the gun so it won't go back out in another child's hands. >> so many children being shot because of the drive-by shootings. each gun taken off will save somebody's life. >> reporter: during the news conference officials said they are doing this for 8-year-old gabby carter in camden who was caught in gunfire last august and killed. >> if that gun was off the street, could she be here today? the impact that has in the community is devastating. >> we want safe communities in camden and trenton. this is galvanizes a community so they can play their part. nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> here's a look at what's happening in and around the area. if you're heading to the shore this weekend catch the boardwalk craft show in wildwood. the rain or shine events

the south—east corner, possibly london, essex, kent, sussex missing most of the showers and seeing thesunday before they fade away from eastern areas and the breeze drops. the showers continue out to the west, particularly across northern ireland and western scotland. temperatures 12, 13 degrees — where they have been the last few nights. this map looks familiar as well. low pressure to the north—west of the uk for a good few days, still there for the start of the new week. nearer that low pressure there will be showers and with the wind lighter in scotland and northern ireland, the showers could be heavy and slow moving. stronger wind for england and wales, so passing showers again for many southern and eastern areas, it may well be dry. that trend continues with few and light showers, a bit more sunshine on tuesday. it should feel warmer. again, southern and eastern areas may well be dry. as we lose the showers from one area of low pressure we get another one coming in from the atlantic, keeping the unsettled weather going with wind and rain on the way in the middle of the week. welc

now former essex county col lg professor. i lost the job in a bit of a tift that you had with dr.ve in the budget crisis that new jersey has to give themselves the kind of a race raise. what do you think? >> and states on the left and the right. there is a philosophy that is dominant new jersey that governmentses the most important thing is hard-working people get up every dy and pay taxes to support government. they god it backwards. politicians is over. politicians are supposed to sacrifice improve our lives to make our money go further. >> i know you have a hard time expressing your opinion. >> give as you shot here. what was your reaction? i mean, a huge raise in a time of struggle for everyone around. >> well, when i read about mr. dodd, the mayor of the toon ny town in dover taking a dive into the budget with the wallet to get a whooping 0% increase, it made my brain bleed. who in the world gets a 6 percent raise in america ever? it is about time we get athroback the america where people can get significant raises. the fault of the nay is your not getting a raise. it is $46,

the essex batsman will come in at number three at the oval next week after receiving his first call upose stories in ten minutes. the latest crime figures for england and wales show there was a 10% increase in offences reported to the police for the year to the end of march. violent crimes were up 18%, while robberies increased by 16%. we spoke with the home office minister — nick hurd — a little earlier. the bits that we are concerned about is where a crime may be falling or it is changing. were quite clear from the data we get from hospitals that there has been a worrying increase in violent crime. we have known about that for a while. we are determined to stay on top of that. which is why we publish new laws to for example ban the use of zombie knives. tougher sentences for possession. were consulting on new laws to make it harderfor possession. were consulting on new laws to make it harder for young people to buy knives online. the police have been more proactive in terms of enforcement. just recently, operation spectre led to 1200 seizures of knives in one week and 300 arrests. th

officers were called to reports of men fighting in the street at grays in essex on saturday morning. hospital with serious injuries. at least 28 people have been injured following a shooting at a nightclub in the us state of arkansas. police say two people are in a critical condition after the incident took place around half past two in the morning local time. it is not thought to have been terror—related. one of south america's most notorious drug barons has been arrested in brazil — after evading capture for three decades. luiz carlos da rocha is thought to have run a cocaine production network in the jungles of bolivia, colombia and peru. he had undergone plastic surgery to hide from the police. britain is withdrawing from an agreement which allows foreign countries to fish in its waters. the government says leaving the london fisheries convention will allow the uk to take back control of access to its fishing rights. daniela relph reports. the uk fishing industry is a multimillion pound business. but the government says britain's exit from the european union is a chance to build

and two of them are in the essex county court archives. are in private collections. if you are about an auction of one, those are the two indictments that pop up but there are five more. where are they? are at the boston public library. after our book was published, we were trying to figure out if we could identify more of the handwriting in these documents. we did archive hopping for two weeks. we went to the boston public library to go to the rare books room to see if they had any contemporaneous manuscripts. doing this in our book. at one point, we were looking up at it -- all of the town's. we opened up one of the card catalog. card catalog. ok. march, may 12, five years ago, card catalog. we were looking up rowley. and we wondered what this meant. four documents in the case of margaret scott. my heart skipped a beat. out that these are four of the five that we did not know where they were. we were really looking at the manuscripts, it was really nice to see the handwriting. quite often, these older transcriptions did not look at every marker on a manuscript. som

the south—east corner, possibly london, essex, kent, sussex missing most of the showers and seen then sunday before they fade away from eastern areas and the breeze drops. the showers continue out to the west, particularly across northern ireland and western scotland. temperatures 12, 13 degrees where they have been the last few nights. this map looks familiar as well. low pressure to the north—west of the uk for a good few days, still there for the start of the new week. near about low pressure there will be showers and with the windle in scotland and northern ireland the showers could be heavy and slow moving. stronger wind for england and wales surpassing showers again for many southern and eastern areas, it may well be dry. that trend continues with fuel and light showers, a bit more sunshine on tuesday. it should feel warmer. again, southern and eastern areas may well be dry. as we lose the showers from one area of low pressure we get another one coming in from the atlantic, keeping the unsettled weather going with wind and rain on the way in the middle of the week. this is bbc

the accident happened around noon, as street road and essex drive, name of the motorcycle or the other driver were not released. >> the reading eagle, if you want to find out more about the company's license to grow and dispense medical march juan in pennsylvania, the department of health allowed applicant to split two applications one for the evaluation committee the other version for the public. the company awarded dollars license, redacted nearly entire 186 page application. >> boy. from the burlington county times it was country day, kirby's med in medford yesterday, the annual living history event featured black smith demonstrations and civil war cap p light presentation, crafters showed their skills at quilt i, ban basket weaver. >> that's a look add newspaper headlines from around the deli wear val. >> i sixers were back in summer lookings late last night. >> without their top draft pick. that's right. >> good morning, guys, markelle fultz not there. but there is good news on his injured ankle. we will have the latest, plus more on that sixers summer league when is we >> ♪ >> ♪

from an essex tea room to china. a communist state perhaps. but one with a healthy appetite for the rituals of the british ruling class. john this week varies straight from the tape tree farm. chinese consumers getting choosy about food quality. huge market. but hard to stand down. i think west at the beginning of the journey. we are starting small by introducing new things. and a few things i mean chinese as a curious country or curious consumers. they always surprise us. another challenge. cut the time from british strawberry farm to chinese tea table. she's hoping new transport routes well how. once a symbol of british empire and engineering now it's china's great age of the railway. carrying u. k. hopes the post brexit markets. from the british and of the new silkroad back to its start. three weeks later and those british goods from the train are on display at a chinese trade fair. letter what image of gung gung to no one but me showing an interest. actually. it's a local stuff tribe which captures the crowd. we have. british companies can

officers were called to reports of men fighting in the street at grays in essex on saturday morning.n to hospital with serious injuries. britain is withdrawing from an agreement which allows foreign countries to fish in its waters. the government says leaving the london fisheries convention will allow the uk to take back control of access to its fishing rights. daniela relph reports. the uk fishing industry is a multimillion pound business. but the government says britain's exit from the european union is a chance to build a new domestic fishing policy. the withdrawal from the london fisheries convention will prevent vessels from france, belgium, germany, ireland and the netherlands fishing within six and 12 nautical miles of the uk's coastline. it will not be a quick process. britain's departure from the convention will take around two years. the environment secretary michael gove said that triggering the withdrawal from the agreement would lead to a more competitive, profitable and sustainable industry for the whole of the uk. the london fisheries convention was signed in 1964. it

she plans to take her pitch from an essex tea room to china.healthy appetite for the rituals of the british ruling class. herjam is with berries straight from the farm. china's consumer is getting choosy about food quality. a huge market, but hard to stand out. i think mostly at the beginning of the journey, we are starting small by introducing new things. a few things. the chinese are a curious country, ought to raise consumers, they always surprise us. another challenge, to cut the time from british strawberry farm to chinese tea table. she is hoping new transport routes will help. once a symbol of british empire and engineering, now it's china's great age of the railway. carrying uk hopes for post—brexit markets. from the british end of the new silk road back to its start. three weeks later, and those british kids from the train are on display at a chinese trade fair. no—one but me showing an interest. it's a local stir—fry which captures the crowd. british companies can benefit from china. peter bud surveys landmarks his firm has helped put

the south—east corner, possibly london, essex, kent, sussex missing most of the showers and seeing thesunday before they fade away from eastern areas and the breeze drops. the showers continue out to the west, particularly across northern ireland and western scotland. temperatures 12, 13 degrees — where they have been the last few nights. this map looks familiar as well. low pressure to the north—west of the uk for a good few days, still there for the start of the new week. nearer that low pressure there will be showers and with the wind lighter in scotland and northern ireland, the showers could be heavy and slow moving. stronger wind for england and wales, so passing showers again for many southern and eastern areas, it may well be dry. that trend continues with few and light showers, a bit more sunshine on tuesday. it should feel warmer. again, southern and eastern areas may well be dry. as we lose the showers from one area of low pressure we get another one coming in from the atlantic, keeping the unsettled weather going with wind and rain on the way in the middle of the week. hell

you can see from the isle of wight around surrey and essex here, this is a snapshot around to 6pm, thateautiful with clear blue skies. showers in many areas will continue past sunset. in the north, where the clear spells occur, temperatures in rural areas could be as low as 5 degrees. these of the city temperatures we often show you. on monday, low—pressure still with us. this means the overall weather is not going to change, the closer you are to the centre of the low— pressure are to the centre of the low—pressure the more frequent and heavy the showers will be. scotland, northern ireland, the north of england, getting a good dose of showers. in the south, dry and brighter, feeling warmer as a result. in norwich, and on tuesday, we still have showers, a continuation of the same thing. a dry and brighter day again in the far south—east of the country. on wednesday, we have low—pressure approaching. that is a more substantial area of thicker cloud and outbreaks of rain. notjust the hit and miss showers. that is going to reach the south—west, wales and eventually northern ireland during

london, kent and essex largely dry, through to the middle part of the afternoon.d and wales tend to fade somewhat, becoming clearer and drier. scotland and northern ireland will continue with the showery theme tonight, overnight temperatures fall tonight, overnight temperatures fall to around 12 to 1a degrees. low— pressure to around 12 to 1a degrees. low—pressure is going to be staying with us on into the working week, so monday sitting out to the north—west. it has been there for several days, slow—moving. it is filtering in more of the showers, so looking similar to tomorrow to today, again, sunshine and showers. fewer showers, most of them more confined to the north and west. not quite as heavy. drier in the south—east but we could see 22 or 22 degrees. a bit of a quieter day for a time on tuesday, still stung showers around, but the next area of low— pressure showers around, but the next area of low—pressure arriving into wednesday. that will bring some more persistent rain along with strengthening winds as well. into the week, sunshine and showers followed b

notice the isle of wight, sussex, into kent, maybe essex.s are going to continue for a while. they are so going to continue for a while. they are so vicious that even have to doubt there will continue. most of them will, but across north—western areas we are close to low pressure, further south the showers will die away. the low pressure creating all of this weather is still with us on monday. you can see it is there in the north—west of the neighbourhood. this is where most of the showers we re this is where most of the showers were once again be. the further away you are from buffalo, east anglia and the south—east, the drier the weather will be. temperatures up to 22 degrees, feeling a little bit walmart a result. how about tuesday? stills bear —— feeling a little bit warmer. how about tuesday? a little bit warmer, 22 celsius. wednesday, rather than showers you have a more substantial area of cloud and rain. the showers are hit and miss. this isa the showers are hit and miss. this is a band of rain that will be sweeping across the country

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professor at glands' university of essex says that led bulbs flicker around 100 times per second. and that action may cause headaches, feelings of pain or dizziness, and the lights have become the most popular alternative to traditional light bulbs in many us homes. they were phase in the during the energy independent security act under the obama administration. >> money may not motivate people to hit the gym more frequently. researchers at case western reserve university in ohio gave a monetary incentive to get people to hit the gym. one group received a $30 gift card, regardless of how many people visited the gym. the other group got a 60-dollar gift card if they visited the gym nine times in their first six weeks. only one thirds of the prize motivated group met their goal. >> interesting. >> it is. >> i don't like those new light bulbs. >> you don't. >> i do. no i don't like the light they give off. they don't last like they're supposed to. >> headaches? >> sometimes. i wonder if that's it. >> i don't have as many either. and i kind of agree with you, the light too white for m

the south—east corner, possibly london, essex, kent, sussex missing most of the showers and seeing theinto the evening on sunday before they fade away from eastern areas and the breeze drops. the showers continue out to the west, particularly across northern ireland and western scotland. temperatures 12, 13 degrees — where they have been the last few nights. this map looks familiar as well. low pressure to the north—west of the uk for a good few days, still there for the start of the new week. nearer that low pressure there will be showers and with the wind lighter in scotland and northern ireland, the showers could be heavy and slow moving. stronger wind for england and wales, so passing showers again for many southern and eastern areas, it may well be dry. that trend continues with few and light showers, a bit more sunshine on tuesday. it should feel warmer. again, southern and eastern areas may well be dry. as we lose the showers from one area of low pressure we get another one coming in from the atlantic, keeping the unsettled weather going with wind and rain on the way in the midd

the isle of wight, around surrey and essex, this is a snapshot, around 6pm, it may stay dry all throughng beautiful, with clear blue skies. showers in many areas will continue past sunset. lots of clear spells developing across southern and central areas. in the north, where the clear spells occur, temperatures in rural spots could be as low as 5 degrees. these are the city temperatures, that we often show you. monday, low pressure is still with us. that means the overall weather pattern is not going to change, the closer you are to the centre of the low—pressure, the more frequent and heavy the showers will be. scotland and the north of england getting a good dose of showers, the south is drier and brighter, in london and norwich. tuesday, we still have showers. a continuation of the same thing. showers across northern and western areas. a dry and brighter day in the far south—east of the country. on wednesday we have low—pressure approaching. that is a more substantial area of thick cloud and outbreaks of rain. notjust the hit and miss showers. that is going to reach the south west, w

here is a scene sent in from sunday afternoon, southend—on—sea, in essex. week, the weather is much more changeable. there'll be some rain for many of us, at times, and things won't be quite as warm. so cooler conditions particularly overnight, you'll be pleased to hear, if you found it fairly uncomfortable for sleeping in recent nights. now, during monday, we have that low pressure and frontal systems not far away from the uk, bringing some showery rain to many parts of the country. through the day on monday, one frontal system brings a bit of rain to the east of scotland, north—east of england, as well. that should ease away through the day, and then for all of us it is a day of sunny spells and scattered showers, and across eastern england, in particular, some of the showers heavy and thundery, bringing a lot of heavy rain, and some hail and thunder as well. northern ireland, though, having a dryer day, with some sunshine into the west of scotland. eastern scotland staying fairly cloudy and damp. then as we head our way south across england and wales, so

officers were called to reports of men fighting in the street at grays in essex on saturday morning.hospital with serious injuries. at least 28 people have been injured following a shooting at a nightclub in the us state of arkansas. police say two people are in a critical condition after the incident took place around 2.30 in the morning local time. it is not thought to have been terror—related. more than 80,000 migrants, many fleeing war and poverty, have arrived in italy the first six months of the year. the united nations high commissioner for refugees has added his voice to those calling for italy to be given more support, as it deals with large numbers of migrants crossing the mediterranean. sarah corker reports. europe's migrant crisis rarely makes the headlines now but it is far from over. every day, italy is seeing more and more people arrive. most come from africa, fleeing war or poverty and these are the latest to be rescued at sea, exhausted but alive. so far this year, 2,000 people have died trying to reach italian shores and the un refugee agency says it is an unfolding

the south—east corner, possibly london, essex, kent, sussex missing most of the showers and seeing thening on sunday before they fade away from eastern areas and the breeze drops. the showers continue out to the west, particularly across northern ireland and western scotland. temperatures 12, 13 degrees — where they have been the last few nights. this map looks familiar as well. low pressure to the north—west of the uk for a good few days, still there for the start of the new week. nearer that low pressure there will be showers and with the wind lighter in scotland and northern ireland, the showers could be heavy and slow moving. stronger wind for england and wales, so passing showers again for many southern and eastern areas, it may well be dry. that trend continues with few and light showers, a bit more sunshine on tuesday. it should feel warmer. again, southern and eastern areas may well be dry. as we lose the showers from one area of low pressure we get another one coming in from the atlantic, keeping the unsettled weather going with wind and rain on the way in the middle of the we