because of sunshine — lupton on c at essex. because of sunshine according - lupton on c at essex.n on c at essex. because of sunshine according to our . of sunshine according to our weather watcher in east lothian. as we head through the week ahead we find things settle down especially from tuesday onwards but also the chance of a few more showers with the wind is a bit lighter but still wet and windy for many on monday and that is because we have a deep area of low pressure and this system arriving from the south—west. nicely marked on the satellite picture here in the rain will gradually push northwards through the day and strong gusty winds again towards the south and a lot of uncertainty regarding the timing and clearance of the rain this is how we begin monday morning and a rather wet day for england and wales but mild and muggy in the rain and temperatures in the rain and temperatures in the mid teens and celsius but clear skies across northern ireland so a cooler start here. the rain gradually pushes northwards and there are met office weather warnings for heavy rain across

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that's more than a housed in a former raf base in essex . that's more than a month essex.near braintree in essex is eventually meant to house up to 1700 people. the home office says there will be a gradual increase in numbers, but sources close to plans suggest the pace will be significantly slower than first envisioned. the site has had reports of disease among some of the first groups of arrivals and there are problems with utility supplies and gb news can reveal 550 people cross the english channel in ten small boats in the last 24 hours. that brings the total number of migrants who've made the journey this year to more than 17,500. uk border force say they're on red alert during an extremely busy time for asylum seekers . a significant surge in seekers. a significant surge in crossings as expected this weekend as well as weather conditions improve , turning our conditions improve, turning our attentions to the united states now and a woman from texas has been charged with threatening to kill a federal judge in one of the cases against the former president donald trump

a title instead as an act of education at the university of essex. thank you very much. thanks for having me. and rasa independent media have found that hundreds of millions of dollars worth of restricted western electronics has reached russia in the 1st half of this year. despite international sections. without wisdom, a trip small scale would not be able to produce many of its high tech weapons. would use this to strike ukraine, w as a conley off y, western sanctions. still i'm working on takes a look at some of the weapons most go is using this is what just one rushing me. so can do air in this would you mind in april? so most of the cage, 11 cruise myself to 24 people in this apartment block. just one of thousands of missiles. russia, as you said, find this agree, rudy shows us how they work to month. does ukraine unami unit analyze the russian weapon systems? this is the k h 11 we saw on the computer. it's brain, just so let's say you all of this is important over. no, no, that is the russian where you can see that from the weights being put together and watch them.

and so those are 2 of education at the university of essex. thank you very much. thanks for having me. i have some mobile news in brief for you. president biden has announced new curves on american investment insensitive technologies in china. under the rules, us investors will be bought from funding chinese companies and high tech sectors like advanced computer chips and unofficial intelligence. washington says the measures are meant to stop china's military from getting their hands on cutting edge technology. authorities in italy say $41.00 migraines have died off to the boat over turned in the mediterranean sea. the boat capsized on friday off to setting off from tanisha. full survive is drifted for days before being rescued by this merchant ship. they have now been transferred to the italian island of love to do so. poland is planning to station up to $10000.00 soldiers on its border with bella. rows the arrival of a russian wagner group mercenaries in bella, rouge, thus montes spots security concerns and will. so the leader of the roost has repeated. he said

she's a south american political analyst at the university of essex. but i think he was a target because he was one of the most effective people in fighting corruption. and, and he was very critical and outspoken of the links between organized crime and politicians and military and the police. so the perpetrators of this were trying to send a clear message that don't mess with us if you are to openly critical organized crime that we are going to go after you. and this is right, very reminiscent of what took place in, in columbia for decades were in the last century. 5 presidential candidates were, were murdered. so we're seeing that organized crime is taken over ecuador, and they're completely involved affecting the outcome of elections. what, how does that happen? i mean, because we've been seeing ecuador, i guess, spiraling in, into this, you know, in more and more violence due to, for an cartels operations. but, but how did this happen to like right out the door once was really relatively speaking, one of the safer state. but if you look at back at

prosecutors say wei, a sailor on the uss essex, sent a chinese spy details about the defense and weaponsabilities of navy ships and information on ship movement. authorities say wei was paid at least $5,000 for selling technical manuals, blueprints, photos and videos of the essex. >> this is part of a brazen campaign by the people's republic of china to target us military officials and 26 year old sailor wenhong zhao, stationed at a naval base in ventura county, is charged with conspiracy and taking bribes. >> authorities say over the course of nearly two years, he sold photos, graphs of diagrams of a us military radar system in japan, as well as precise operational details about an upcoming naval exercise rise. zhao allegedly got paid nearly $15,000. officials warn these two cases could just be the tip of the iceberg, as china expands its efforts to infiltrate the us military. neither suspect has entered a plea yet. they are due back in court next week. if convicted, they could face 20 years to life in prison. >> the cdc is now recommending a new shot that stops a virus that can be dead

. housed at a former raf base in essex . it's more than housed at a former raf base in essex. it's more than a month after the first group of migrants arrived there, the wethersfield base near braintree in essex is meant to house up to 1700 people. the home office says there'll be a gradual increase in the numbers, but sources suggest the pace will be significantly slower than was first envisioned. the site has had problems with disease amongst the first group of arrivals and there are problems with the utilities not working properly and gb news can reveal 550 people have crossed the engush 550 people have crossed the english channel in ten small boats over the last 24 hours. that brings the number of migrants who've made the journey this year to more than 17,500 uk border force say they're on red alert during an extremely busy time for migrants. a significant surge in crossings is expected as well this weekend as weather conditions improve . now, as conditions improve. now, as you've been hearing, gb news has delivered the

. housed at a former raf base in essex . it's more than housed at a former raf base in essex. it's more than a month after the first group of migrants arrived there, the wethersfield base near braintree in essex is meant to house up to 1700 people. the home office says there'll be a gradual increase in the numbers, but sources suggest the pace will be significantly slower than was first envisioned. the site has had problems with disease amongst the first group of arrivals and there are problems with the utilities not working properly and gb news can reveal 550 people have crossed the engush 550 people have crossed the english channel in ten small boats over the last 24 hours. that brings the number of migrants who've made the journey this year to more than 17,500 uk border force say they're on red alert during an extremely busy time for migrants. a significant surge in crossings is expected as well this weekend as weather conditions improve . now, as conditions improve. now, as you've been hearing, gb news has delivered the

. housed at a former raf base in essex .e in essex. it's more than a month after the first group of migrants arrived there, the wethersfield base near braintree in essex is meant to house up to 1700 people. the home office says there'll be a gradual increase in the numbers, but sources suggest the pace will be significantly slower than was first envisioned. the site has had problems with disease amongst the first group of arrivals and there are problems with the utilities not working properly and gb news can reveal 550 people have crossed the engush 550 people have crossed the english channel in ten small boats over the last 24 hours. that brings the number of migrants who've made the journey this year to more than 17,500 uk border force say they're on red alert during an extremely busy time for migrants. a significant surge in crossings is expected as well this weekend as weather conditions improve . now, as conditions improve. now, as you've been hearing, gb news has delivered the

. >> reporter: prosecutors say wei, a sailor aboard the "uss essex," sent a chinese spy details about the defense and weapons capabilities of u.s. navy ships, as well as information on ship movement. authorities say he was paid at least $5,000 for selling technical manuals, blueprints, photos, and videos of the "essex." >> this is part of a brazen campaign by the people's republic of china to target u.s. military officials. >> reporter: and 26-year-old sailor wenheng zhao, stationed at a naval base in ventura county, california, now charged with conspiracy and taking bribes. authorities saying over the course of nearly two years, he sold photos and diagrams of a u.s. military radar system in japan, as well as yielding precise operational details about an upcoming naval exercise in the pacific. zhao allegedly receiving nearly $15,000. david, just a short time ago, both of those suspects had their first appearances in court. neither of them entered a plea. and officials with the department of justice are stressing that these two arrests might just be the tip of the iceberg in what they'

affects the ability of people to campaign effectively. latasha lynch, that with the university of essex. we appreciate your time and your insight tonight . thank you. thanks for having. we are more stories now. they're making headlines around the world. this. our us special prosecutor jack smith is asked the judge to begin. donald trump's trial on january 2nd, former us president has been charged with flooding to overturn his 2020 election laws. if approved, the trial would begin 2 weeks before the 1st votes are cast in the 2024 republican presidential primaries. at least 36 people have died in wild fires. in hawaii on the island of malware. fast moving fires have been driven by strong winds from a pacific hurricane. no hundreds of buildings have been destroyed. thousands of residents, a flood the flames, us president biden. to day declared, the fire is a major disaster. unlocking federal aid for the area, poland is planning to station up to $10000.00 soldiers on its border with bella roofs. the arrival of russian, wagner, group mercenaries, and bell roost last month. as far as security

they borrowed that money, essex. they borrowed that money, pubuc essex.oney, public money invested it in these solar powered farms . and these solar powered farms. and essentially they worth less essentially they were worth less than what this person said they were energy wasn't were because the energy wasn't the did they why did they why >> why did they why did they why did why they think this did why did they think this would work? >> they well, they >> well, they got well, they got greedy. and they probably thought win thought this is a win win situation, this situation, which is how this stuff sold. like, hey, stuff was being sold. like, hey, invest in renewables and you're going fortune well. going to make a fortune as well. what's what's to lose? >> but wasn't case. >> but that wasn't the case. >> but that wasn't the case. >> it is, >> and actually what it is, that's how much they invested. but about that's how much they invested. but million. about 200 million. >> goodness so >> oh, for goodness sake. so that's only 200 million, leo. i mean, they'r

nobody news line from the us gives the green lights, but deadlock and the netherlands to transfer essex pain pipes. objects to ukraine. training for ukrainian pilots could start this month, but it may take until next year before that is deployed in the fight against russia inpatient. also on the program, russia tries to boost ministry recruitment with promises of increased pay and death kind of fits and social benefits for sol just found this.

wethersfield in essex. >> okay. thank you, mark. what's stopping them from absconding. what, once they're on the boat? >> yeah, leave the boat for the day and don't come back again. >> well, the thing is, they don't want to be. as we joke about made homeless, they about being made homeless, they don't to be homeless. they don't want to be homeless. they want to residency. they want to have residency. they want to have residency. they want have citizenship. want to have residency. they warthey'llve citizenship. want to have residency. they warthey'll haveizenship. want to have residency. they warthey'll have friends». are >> they'll have friends who are living the living elsewhere around the country go and country that they can go and live but then they won't live with, but then they won't be work. be able to work. >> and make money. >> and make money. >> we have quite a big >> you see, we have quite a big black market out suella black market out which suella braverman is trying to clamp down braverman is trying to clamp dovso some s

when we are talking about deaths that are similar to the deaths in essex, cambridgeshire, all around entire system called to account, because we have got layers of accountability that i just because we have got layers of accountability that ijust not accountable, they are all part of the problem. appreciate your time and your thoughts, thank you very much. thank you very much. in response, the norfolk and suffolk nhs foundation trust told us it was standard practice to check the factual accuracy of the draught report. they added that they had been open and honest about the failings highlighted. the report authors grant thornton told us the draught report changed after extra information came to light and maintained that it was an independent and robust assessment of what had happened at the trust. developing news out of pakistan, it concerns imran khan, ex prime minister, former cricketer, he has beenin minister, former cricketer, he has been in prison on charges of selling gifts he received while he was prime minister. alleged corruption charges. a high court in pakistan has effectiv

and the luxury apartment complex is being offered to asylum seekers to the fury of local families in essex being housed in damp, substandard accommodation. >> an exclusive report from our home security editor mark . home security editor mark. white >> plus , some news just in. why >> plus, some news just in. why bods >> plus, some news just in. why boris johnson's planned swimming pool at his oxfordshire mansion could be sunk by the great crested newt. conservationists say the former prime minister will have to catch count and compensate them before he can take a dip. we will explain all that very shortly. first, the headunes that very shortly. first, the headlines with . ray headlines with. ray >> good afternoon. one minute past midday. i'm ray addison in the newsroom. and our top story this hour, the british beer and pub association is warning the government's alcohol duty changes will cost the industry an extra £225 million in tax. this the prime minister, however, has defended the overhaul, saying it will benefit thousands of businesses . the new thousands of businesses. the new system

group implicitly for the time with any expose pluses and showers and shower clots forming here in essexill find things settle and always the chance to review more showers and the winds generally later in windy on monday and that will be because we have a pair of low pressure systems in the southwest and on the satellite picture here. and then push back the northwest through the day and strong gusty winds as the south and a lot of uncertainty regarding the timing and clearance of this rain and this is that we will begin morning with a wet and windy start but mild and muqqy and windy start but mild and muggy in the rain and temperatures in the mid—teens in celsius and in northern ireland corporate structure. the rain gradually picking up in the weather warnings and heavy rain and east and west of the pen nines and also for whales but here into the subtlest of england, pick or dry up in brightness we enter afternoon. showers in brighton as we enter the afternoon. showers and sub some bread or dry up in brighton as we enter the afternoon. showers in southeast england and east anglia and als

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united states has given its approval for denmark and the netherlands to transfer some of their old essex teams to keep. the ukraine says that they will help close the skies on russian attacks. so a coalition of 11 countries is to, to start training you premium pilots to fly the aircraft in denmark this month. the us secretary of state antony blinking, said the transfer could go ahead once training has been completed. it's not clear how many plans will be transferred when they could see action. ukraine said that it doesn't expect to use f sixteens until next year. it's demanded up to 80 just to help it fight off rushes invasion. washington must approve the sale or transport of the us jets. ok, so you cranes finally getting the f. 16 fighters that it has been asking for. but how big a difference could this really make on you for ukraine on the battlefield? i put back to senior lecturer in strategic studies at portsmouth university. frank lead, which the answer is not this year. this is a question really of expectation management. it's not going to be a game changer. you credit is may have

after the united states gave its approval for denmark and the netherlands to transfer some of the old essex states to keep the coalition of 11 countries east use us not training ukrainian pilots in denmark this month of ukraine demanded up to 80 jets to help find something about his invasion. he said it doesn't expect to use them until next year . you're a secretary of state and to be blinking sir, transfer code go ahead once pilot training was complete. so the most optimistic predictions that that you cried will not be able to deploy those jets until next year. i asked the ministry next button, read the mirror on from kings college london. why so low? good afternoon, phil. well, uh, we have to understand that it's not always a matter of giving ukraine's a fighter jets. it's also as a matter of preparing the infrastructure to feel those jobs in ukraine. it's also is a matter of training pilots as well as ground crews. so there's a lot of different things that need to be taken into consideration. and of course, what will these fighter jets be armed with? for instance, um, storm shadow missil

said, the home and as you've said, the home office requisitioned office recently requisitioned in essexry apartment building units, units building with 98 units, units for illegal migrants who leapt leapfrogged over hundreds of people in essex who were waiting for housing, living in conditions with respiratory problems from mould and so forth. we need to realise that we have to treat our own people, our own veterans , with the our own veterans, with the respect and dignity they deserve. we spend more money on illegal migrants and we do on the levelling up agenda. i think this whole thing needs to be revisited quickly. >> thank you very much, rachel. very, quickly. steve. okay. very, very quickly. steve. okay. >> quickly, the problem is >> very quickly, the problem is we forces we have the armed forces covenant most councils, covenant in most councils, certainly council. certainly in my council. but the reality virtually no reality is there is virtually no council left in council housing left in christchurch, been christchurch, dorset. it's been sold whether the sold off. and whether the

fierce is a fire detection dog in essex and has the nose and skills to catch arsonists, which can be. super, super cute as well. you're all caught up now. see you later. twice hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm tulsen tollett. colombia advance to a quarter—final against england after seeing off jamaica while france breeze into the last eight and a date with co—hosts australia after brushing aside morocco. plus andy murray moves into the second round in toronto as he builds towards the us open. hello and thanks forjoining us, where we start with football. colombia are through to their first women's world cup quarter—final after beating jamaica 1—0 and will now face england.

our home is security editor mark white has had a good look at what's been going on in chelmsford in essex, like, i've said, you're about to see something that i dare say will make you very angry indeed. >> it's billed as one of chelmsford's most sought after residential is a residential complexes is a multi—million pound conversion of an old office block into luxury apartments . the marketing luxury apartments. the marketing photographs show just how comfortable these flats are. but for now , at least, none of the for now, at least, none of the 98 units here are for local use turned over. instead to the home office to house asylum seekers. dozens of migrants have already moved in the refurbishment work on the remaining apartment units is almost complete . is almost complete. >> the mode was all up there. all around, down the floors, along all the pipework and across the ceiling and just running down the walls. it was absolutely disgusting . absolutely disgusting. >> tasha burgess moved into this damp and mould infested property in chelmsford five years ago . in chelmsford five years ago.

and bursts of rain across essex and towards for a time.f wind across the far north—east continues, but elsewhere , the continues, but elsewhere, the winds fall light and it does turn chilly, actually. turn quite chilly, actually. rural into single rural spots down into single figures, of us will figures, but most of us will have a warmer wednesday, and for many a fine day too, many it'll be a fine day too, with of sunshine quite with plenty of sunshine quite cloudy west wales and cloudy in west wales and northern ireland where there will some light rain and will be some light rain and drizzle times cloudy drizzle at times quite cloudy also for parts of devon and cornwall over cornwall and clouding over in southwest but southwest scotland. but many central and parts central and eastern parts staying turning a bit staying fine, turning a bit warmer tomorrow. warmer still on thursday . the temperatures thursday. the temperatures rising, gb news. >> it's 3 pm. it's patrick christys. >> it's jb news christys. >> it'sjb news loads christys. >> i

one of them served on the uss essex in san diego. xbox live chairman of the house select china committee mike gallagher standing by for it less first go to christina coleman who has more on the two sailors charged with spying for china. christina what more can you tell us? >> hi arthel. federal officials say these two cases demonstrate china's determination to our country's national defense. one of the dependence is mayorkas 38 u.s. citizen born in china prosecutors say served on the amphibious assault ship uss essex and sold national defense information including photos, videos and technical manuals to his a chinese spy master but the other sailor 26-year-old wenhong zhao is accused of giving a chinese intelligence officer information about u.s. naval exercise plans and operations for nearly $15000 in bribes. >> when a soldier or sailor chooses cash over country and hands over national defense information and ultimate act of betrayal. china among all such nation stands apart in terms of the threat it government poses to the united s

. >> reporter: one of the men charged served a aboard the uss essex in san diego.having been born in china. and for around $15,000, he sold to a chinese intelligence official detailed information on the essex and other ships, information that according to prosecutors could have put american lives at risk. the other sailor, a 26-year-old, was at the base in ventura. he sold information about u.s. naval exercise plans and operational orders as well as photos of u.s. navy facilities. now, stu, the efforts to prevent chinese spies are ongoing, and officials say they will continue to hunt down and bring to justice anyone in the military who betrays, as prosecutors put it, their sacred oath to defend if our country. stu? stuart: all right. jonathan hunt, thank you very much. gordon chang with me now. gordon, is this espionage part of a chinese plan to invade taiwan? they were trying to get the information they need for an invasion? is that it? >> it could be taiwan, it could be japan, it could be the philippines, stu. i think the most disturbing piece of evidence here is

the ship the uss essex that one of the defendants was on actually was part of the rim-pac exercise, andd in what the ship was doing there. specifically also a demonstration with 3-d printing which the navy has been on the cutting edge of using for producing repair parts at sea without having to have them delivered to the ship. to cutting edge technology and a logistics kind of mindset. the other thing is when the essex was being modernized and updated to be able to carry f-35 short takeoff and landing fighter aircraft. the chinese have a warship, the type 75 and the type 76, that look remark by similar. and if the chinese do develop a similar technology with its fighter aircraft, they'd want to know how to do the same thing. elizabeth: and they were getting information about, you know, navy exercises in the indo-pacific region, also radar weaponry at a military base in japan. >> yes. elizabeth: are you worried that this biden white house is not on the stick, that it's too weak on china? this is another black eye after the chinese spy balloon spying and getting intelligence on u.s. milit

further south, in essex, they saw 9mm of rainfall in just the space of one hour.e've got more of that to come on saturday, thanks to this area of low pressure which has been named by the met office as storm antoni. now, antoni will have a number of hazards. the first — heavy, persistent rain for northern ireland. 20—a0mm here, maybe more than that over the high ground in the mournes. there could be enough to bring some flooding issues here, but as the rain extends into england and wales, the winds really pick up. for wales and southwest england, we're talking about gusts reaching 50—65mph in places. could be strong enough to bring down 1—2 trees, so there is the risk of seeing some transport disruption. the wet and windy weather will continue to extend its way eastwards. it will be brighter for scotland, a mixture of sunshine and a few showers here, and brighter through the afternoon for northern ireland as well, with the winds slowly calming down. for some, it will be really quite a cold day for august, with temperatures potentially just around 111—15 celsius for

. >> the best in essex performances in the country are going to be seen.weekend's you ready for? yeah. that's going to in the south bay talking about the u.s. gymnastics national championships. yeah. the event being held in san jose. simone biles made a return to the sport little earlier this month after a few are calling trucked out of the >> 2021. tokyo olympics for mental health reasons. she's going to be competing in this event. super starts. >> pride wilson. yeah. there she popped up a little earlier. hey, air. >> you had a is exactly right. you know, it's a lot of big-time athletes in the world that will be right here in san jose. ap center now. usually ap center will be hosting or home to the san jose sharks. obviously we're talking hockey, but this week, as you mentioned, some of the biggest and best gymnast in the entire world will be here performing to try some of them to make history. now, when i say making history, i'm talking about simone biles and i'll explain in just a little bit before we go there, i have to let you know that we will see si

shower clouds building here in clacton—on—sea, in essex.st lothian. so the general theme is just set to continue. but the showers will be less heavy, less frequent for most places than we saw yesterday. still some sharp and thundery showers, though, always possible close to that centre of low pressure out towards the north of scotland. there's another system, too, approaching from the south—west by the time we get to the end of the day. so it will cloud over by the end of the afternoon across pembrokeshire and parts of cornwall. the showers will gradually fade away through parts of england as we head through the afternoon. some brightness out towards eastern areas of england will help to lift the temperature to 23 or 2a degrees. cloudy across western scotland. a rumble or two of thunder always possible across the moray firth. and then overnight tonight, this rather large area of rain isjust going to be pushing its way further northwards and eastwards across central and southern england, and into northern england, too. certainly very wet acr

arresteted separy on espspionage chaharges, jincn wei, a 22-2-year-old m machinis mate aboard the "uss essex." he allegedly sold the chinese naval defense is information and dozens of technical and mechanical military manuals, all while he was applying to become a u.s. citizen. >> the officer even congratulated him when he became a u.s. citizen. >> reporter: both men had first appearances, zhao at the federal courthouse in los angeles. in full uniform with shackles on his boots he pled not guilty. if convicted of bribery could get 20 years. if convicted of espionage, wei faces life behind bars. mark strassmann, cbs news. >>> i.s.i.s. has confirmed the death of its leader, the extremist group announced abu hussein al husseini al quraishi was killed in a gun battle in syria. they did not say when he died. in april, turkey's president said turkish intelligence agents killed the i.s.i.s. leader, but i.s.i.s. denied it. a replacement has already been named. >>> and the ousted president of niger is describing himself as a hostage in an opinion piece for "the washington post." he was overthrown in

further south in essex, they saw nine millimetres of rainfall in just the space of one hour.really quite intense. and talking about rain, we've got more of that to come on saturday thanks to this area of low pressure which has been named by the met office as storm antoni. now, antoni will have a number of hazards. the first heavy, persistent rain for northern ireland, 20410 millimetres here, maybe more than that over the high ground in the morns, could be enough to bring some flooding issues here. but as the rain extends into england and wales, the winds really pick up for wales and south—west england. we're talking about gusts reaching 50—65 miles an hour in places could be strong enough to bring down one or two trees. so there is a risk of seeing some transport disruption. the wet and windy weather will continue to extend its way eastwards. it will be brighter for scotland, a mixture of sunshine and a few showers here and brighter through the afternoon for northern ireland as well, with winds slowly calming down. for some it will be really quite a cold day for august with t

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in essex, this school closed injune. the roof is made from raac.s were raised in 2018 when a roof collapsed elsewhere. so, why wait until now to tell schools to act? to school leaders and teachers preparing to start the new year next week in most cases, for children expected to come back to school, it feels incredibly last—minute, it feels rather shambolic if i'm honest. this dodgy concrete is in some hospitals, too. ceilings popped up to keep them working. last year the health secretary repeated a promise to remove it. there are huge concerns about issues in terms of the raac concrete used in certain hospitals which needs urgent attention. for the affected schools, it is now a race against the start of term working out how to keep children learning and safe. branwen is here. why has all of this emerged just before the new academic year begins? that is a very good question, because we know that in 2018 a school roof collapsed in kent. no one was hurt, but that ruth had raac in it, the starkest of warnings of the potential risk to life or injury of

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shower clouds building here in clacton—on—sea, in essex.east lothian. so, the general theme is just set to continue. but the showers will be less heavy, less frequent for most places than we saw yesterday. still some sharp and thundery showers, though, always possible close to that centre of low pressure out towards the north of scotland. there's another system, too, approaching from the south—west by the time we get to the end of the day. so it will cloud over by the end of the afternoon across pembrokeshire and parts of cornwall. the showers will gradually fade away through parts of england as we head through the afternoon. some brightness out towards eastern areas of england will help to lift the temperature to 23 or 2a degrees. cloudy across western scotland. a rumble or two of thunder always possible across the moray firth. and then overnight tonight, this rather large area of rain isjust going to be pushing its way further northwards and eastwards across central and southern england, and into northern england, too. certainly very wet

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further south, in parts of essex, they saw 9mm in just the space of one hour.or saturday, i'm afraid, thanks to this area of low pressure that has been named by the met office as storm antoni. now antoni will bring outbreaks of rain quickly into northern ireland. the rain heavy and persistent here. some wet weatherjust edging into south west scotland, wales and western england. 0ur temperatures overnight holding up into double figures. but antoni could cause a few impacts weather—wise on saturday, accumulating rain for northern ireland, first of all, 20—40mm, maybe a bit more than that over the high ground in the mournes. it's enough to cause some localised flooding. and as our wet weather extends into england and wales, it comes with a punch. some very strong gusty winds affecting wales and south west england, where gusts could reach 50—65mph, strong enough to blow down a few trees. and given there's a lot of people out and about at the moment, given the summer holidays, well, there could be a few impacts, some disruption out and about. the wet weather extends

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further south, in essex, they saw 9mm of rain fall in just the space of one hour. thanks to this area of low pressure which has been named by the met office as storm antoni. now, antoni will have a number of hazards. the first — heavy, persistent rain for northern ireland. 20—aomm here, maybe more than that over the high ground in the mournes. there could be enough to bring some flooding issues here, but as the rain extends into england and wales, the winds really pick up. for wales and south west england, we're talking about gusts reaching 50—65mph in places. could be strong enough to bring down 1—2 trees, so there is the risk of seeing some transport disruption. the wet and windy weather will continue to extend its way eastwards. it will be brighter for scotland, a mixture of sunshine and a few showers here, and brighter through the afternoon for northern ireland as well, with the winds slowly calming down. for some, it will be really quite a cold day for august, with temperatures potentially just around 14—15 celsius for some. now, as we go through saturday nigh