if i go to local highways panel, essex . how local highways panel, essex. the first much do you think the first wooden is? wooden post is? >> i don't know. you'll have >> oh, i don't know. you'll have to tell me. >> £4,500 so can get one >> £4,500 so you can get one post, then you've got £500. post, and then you've got £500. and how much do you think the other wooden post costs? if you go to local highways panel? >> no, i do £1,000. and if you go a local builder. go to a local builder. >> so i go to basildon council as the county councillor say, could put posts in and could you put these posts in and how that £100 each. so how much is that £100 each. so so the council is very wasteful. >> this is my basic point that bailing out councils shouldn't happen they've put in happen until they've put in place savings, that they've gone to the central government procurement system. that saves a great deal of money that they've stopped the motorists stopped pillaring the motorists that they have administrative systems in place that that help with adult social care. b

flan maximise this brilliant brexit bonus for essex fishermen?— for essex fishermen?scovery. we've been capitalising on the benefits of brexit since we left the eu and we are making sure we can transform opportunity in the uk, particularly in fishing communities. the minister forfarming and fishing in fishing communities. the minister for farming and fishing will be happy to meet with her to discuss what more this could mean and i hope i also have an opportunity to come and see her and see this incredible discovery for myself too. i was and see her and see this incredible discovery for myself too.— discovery for myself too. i was a nurse in the _ discovery for myself too. i was a nurse in the nhs _ discovery for myself too. i was a nurse in the nhs for _ discovery for myself too. i was a nurse in the nhs for 25 - discovery for myself too. i was a nurse in the nhs for 25 years. it| discovery for myself too. i was a l nurse in the nhs for 25 years. it is an offence to my colleagues and our patients when the prime minister pretend he's got a grip on nhs waiting times. de

and by the way, held a referendum in which essex we both voted to switch the legions again, are condemned to move and cold on the international court. of justice to intervene after the i c. j code for comm, headed to prevail, buquet waited into the complete by sending a war ship. the guy on his territory was but his brother, president nicholas madura blasted. the move responded by launching a naval exercise as close to the country's boat with gayana. we spoke to joe list jewel fraser, who says that oil is the main reason of us on u. k. a fucking guy on the is fairly all the, the production of oil and gas, it discovery of oil and gas because it should be noticed that even though the us has had implemented relation to his guy, i know for 50 plus years. this is the 1st time that it was in 2020 was the 1st time that they had a fidget by a us secretary of state on 2020 was the euro. when i said that shouldn't began in earnest in, in diana. and of course, it's also a matter of perhaps do a political strategic interest. because um, it may also be a few to in the united states and further in its

. >> and in essex, i believe the tory council, they spent a fortune on.here they spent all that stuff on recycling the, uh , what's it recycling on the, uh, what's it called? sun comes down solar panels on the solar panel. it's been a really long day. i was up at 630 this morning making breakfast and, uh, lunches for my kids. so. yeah solar panels. and they spent all that money and then it's all basically useless. so. yeah. yeah >> so yeah, let's end all government. the guardian now with latest racist with their latest racist outrage. time it's changes outrage. this time it's changes to jury system. 60 years to the jury system. 60 years ago, josh. >> yeah. majority verdicts in england and wales brought in partly for racial and class reasons. but when you read it, it's a of almost like an it's a sort of almost like an historical study by this, uh , historical study by this, uh, charity and charity called appeal. and they're looking at in 1967. so, yes , nearly 60 years ago, um , yes, nearly 60 years ago, um, they changed the law where it didn't have to be

now i said essex boy , program.y, which indeed you are and you've always been a lover of sport . always been a lover of sport. >> yeah, ever since i was a kid. i think. i think like most people end up doing sport or professional sport , you first professional sport, you first find sport because you don't sit still very long and you get sent out on the school field quite regularly to go and off regularly to go and burn off a bit energy. and i've always, bit of energy. and i've always, i've always i'm not necessarily followed sport, watch sport, but i've taken football, i've always taken part football, cricket, you cricket, rugby, athletics, you name it. name it, i've done it. >> you are, fit young >> so there you are, fit young man . you're in australia. yeah. man. you're in australia. yeah. on a gap year. very sensible thing to do. i it. i've just thing to do. i get it. i've just come from australia. of come back from australia. of course. i think a few people saw me in the jungle, but no, i mean great place to trav

we've also got the sister of joey essex, that's frankie essex, she's on the show for the first time and he's back. adam brooks, the landlord and i can confirm he is five foot ten, but first let's go to the . first let's go to the. news >> good evening. your top stories from the gb newsroom. tata steel has confirmed up to 2008 hundred jobs will be affected by its plan to close furnaces at its port talbot. the cuts will be made over the next 18 months as the company transitions to a greener way of working , the unite union says working, the unite union says it's ready to use everything in its armoury to protect staff and defend the industry . meanwhile, defend the industry. meanwhile, downing street says the job losses are not a result of the prime minister's net zero target. rishi sunak , saying he target. rishi sunak, saying he remains committed to british steelmaking . steelmaking. >> the government provided half £1 billion to support tata in the alternative, by the way, was that the entire plant would be closed and all 8000 jobs would be lost. but the government worked the company, wo

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when it is, well, i hold a referendum in which essex about voted to switch allegiance and condemned the move and called on the international court of justice to intervene. after the icj i called for a coming of $0.10 and you k weighted into the conflict by sending a warship, the guy on his territorial waters and away then as well. and president nicholas madura labeled to move a threat, responding with air enable exercises close to the countries border with hang on a problem. all right, let's get more on this story now from independent journalist jewel frazer. it's all this week. we have seen an official visit by a us defense official. today ana was former secretary of state mike compel also popping in for a visit. why this sudden spark of interest in diana from washington? well, i assume the answer is fairly up. the us, the production of oil and gas in the discovery of ireland gas because it should be noted that eastern. so do you asked has had diplomatic relations to with guide on us for 50 plus years. this is the 1st time that it was a 2020 was the 1st time that they had a visit by th

but peter says that since the pandemic the number of these referrals to the charity's essex branch hask, if only people knew that they were there. with fewer tasks coming from occupational therapists, getting our engineers — and i've got 20 engineers covering the middle bit of essex — you start losing volunteers. for more stories across the uk head to the bbc website. you're live with bbc news. here in the uk, the government has said that the japanese company fujitsu will be "held accountable" as the fallout from the post office scandal continues. over 700 post office branch managers were prosecuted after faulty software made it look like money was missing. so far, the spotlight has been on the post office and politicians' actions. but attention is now turning to fujitsu, the firm behind the software. live now to tom stevenson, investment director, at fidelity. focus has been on the top brass, but the tech behind this was the root of this. yet so far fujistsu has managed to stay in the background. we think that is going to change? i we think that is going to change?— we think that is g

north—easterly across lincolnshire, down into east anglia and the south—east, could have a rogue shower through essexooler with any exposure to that breeze. and the temperatures a little bit below par for the time of year. clear skies by day will lead to clear skies overnight. frost and fog could be an issue, not just monday into tuesday morning, but throughout the week, particularly where the winds fall light. so, monday morning, we will see a little more in the way of cloud around. we will be chasing cloud from time to time. that north—easterly breeze particularly bringing some cloud into east yorkshire, lincolnshire, east anglia and the south—east. and those temperatures perhaps at around 3—5 celsius. there will be some brighter spells the further west with a little more shelter from that breeze. the high pressure is going to drift its way steadily westwards. the winds still circulating around that high in a clockwise direction. so, with any exposure along that east coast, it could be a little bit fresher, but with the fresher breeze on tuesday, that should help to shift the cloud and there should

but peter says since the pandemic, the number of these referrals to the charity's essex branch has halvedw that they were there. we have fewer tasks coming from occupational therapists getting to our engineers, and i have got 20 engineers covering the middle bit of essex. you start losing volunteers. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. you are watching the context. it is time for our our new weekly segment — ai decoded. each week on al decoded we look in depth at some of the most eye—catching stories in the world of artificial intelligence. we start in the uk. a counter—extremist think tank says we need new laws that reflect the danger of ai being used to recruit terrorists, says the bbc. in a recent experiement on character ai — that's a website where people can have conversations with chatbots created by other users — several bots were found to mimic extremist groups such as the islamic state. a recent report also warns that by 2025, generative ai could be used to research how to carry out terrorists attacks. and in the us. the c

. >> a professor of government at the university of essex joins us now from england. good to have you with us. >> thanks for having me. >> professor, today marks three years since the insurrection, when a violent mob stormed the capitol, and despite everything that has happened since, trump's supporters still believe in his election lie. most of the republican presidential candidates won't attack him over that lie. why not? >> that's the great question is why aren't the republicans going after him. most important thing that distinguishes a democracy from an authohoritarian r regime thtu hahave free e and fair e electi. anybody y would be a autocrat t toto dismantntd the ththe leleg of thehe electionsns. that's's exactly w what he didi. on topop of that, , he encourarn insusurrection, , or that's s at when he's s being accucused of. and so thihis is a slalam dunk for rerepublicans s to just geg of him.. he is s completelyly has a hold republicans s and we can see th if we look at the polling. nationwidede you seeee r republ support trump by some 30 points. look to iowa

on sea in essex .orning from leigh on sea in essex. now the pm prime minister has got a big few days. he spent the end of last week dealing with on the world stage . with issues on the world stage. ukraine, course, and sending ukraine, of course, and sending in fighter jets. uh to attack the yemen, the houthis and the yemen. this week it returns more to a domestic context with these key votes tomorrow and wednesday on his rwanda plan. now, for gb news. i've been interviewing him today here in leigh on sea. now i asked him initially and you'll be seeing that play out at 1:00. how do you stop the deaths? because there were five people died tragically over the weekend, of course, trying to come here to this country in small boats . 200 people made small boats. 200 people made that journey. he told us that it was compassionate to tackle illegal migration. his approach, he sees as one of compassion. it's not fair to not to challenge these people smugglers. business model. that's why he's trying to do. he ta

for over 12 months for treatment. list in essex for over 12 months for treatment-— treatment.t. and so it set it back once again just waiting - treatment. and so it set it back once again just waiting for - once again just waiting for it, and we touched on it in that report that he was still on the waiting list when he took his own life. what difference would that support, that help had it been available and had the right help been available, what difference would it have made for you as a family? the difference would it have made for you as a family?— difference would it have made for you as a family? the potential as it could have — you as a family? the potential as it could have made _ you as a family? the potential as it could have made all— you as a family? the potential as it could have made all the _ could have made all the difference. 0bviously could have made all the difference. obviously we will never know. but had george received treatment as soon as we moved to wales and had the cognitive behavioural therapy and the emd are he had been promised he would have, he co

do here on the coast in essex. do you everyone's here on the coast in essex.'s here on the coast in essex. do you of that everyone's here on the coast in essex. do you of that you'reeveryone's here on the coast in essex. do you of that you're you're e's cup of tea that you're you're wealth, which is means wealth, which is earned means you can't relate what you can't relate to what ordinary about. ordinary people worry about. >> yeah. look, i'd a couple >> yeah. look, i'd say a couple of you know, >> yeah. look, i'd say a couple onever you know, >> yeah. look, i'd say a couple onever that you know, >> yeah. look, i'd say a couple onever that you thew, i never heard that during the pandemic . when i chancellor pandemic. when i was chancellor when i stood up and announce a furlough scheme. and no one said that then. right because i think fundamentally, people judge you by the content of your character and your and how and your actions. and that's how people will and my people will judge me. and my family emigrated to this country without very much, you know, my p

liverpool street station, one of the biggest stations in london, it serves east anglia and the counties of essexthat means it is one of many locations around the uk which are sane problems. scotland has been worst hit. they have cancelled is some services at seven o'clock on sunday night and they didn't open on monday morning until after the rush hour. many of the lines are still closed because they are checking them for debris and where ever you are heading in great britain and northern ireland, you need to be prepared for disruption on the railways. that has been a real problem for airline passengers and, my goodness, the sort of disruption we saw yesterday, i don't think we have seen for example a domestic flight going from edinburgh in scotland to bristol in the west of england diverting to paris. the big problem for lots of the passengers on this easyjet flight was they didn't have any passports, they thought they were flying within the uk, therefore they had to sleep in the transit lounge overnight and they are trying to get back to the uk today. we have many other people, tens of thousand

essex county themselves.viously meanwhile, josh have obviously got their priorities straight . got their priorities straight. they're spending their money they're spending all their money on . on comedians. >> strapped council >> yes, cash strapped council gave comic simon harris £500,000 to run facebook page when we say comic, let's use the inverted commas that people always use when they so—called comedians refer to me. comic josh howie. um i've never heard of him. yeah, exactly. have you ever seen on live at the apollo or you have anyway, so he was paid £493,000, uh, by the cash strapped essex council , which is strapped essex council, which is ridiculous. and it was all a kind of outreach facebook page to get to certain parts of the community who otherwise wouldn't know about the draco laws that were put through at that time. and, uh, and now he's he's been sort of uncovered and he's, uh, gone off social media like the big old coward he is. so how i mean, what could he possibly think he was providing in t

yes essex. essex. >> yes.> well you are. >> well you are. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> why we get along. >> that's why we get along. >> that's why we get along. >> essex lot. >> essex lot. >> yeah , yeah. >> yeah, yeah. >> yeah, yeah. >> very nice. but let us know what you think. is your city the best place live and why? gb best place to live and why? gb views news. views gb news. >> com of course, essex was the home of mondeo man. oh man, wasn't it? yes back. you're looking at me blankly. that was. that was back in 1997. yeah. and when it was when labour came into power and it was the big political campaigning was all to win over what they called mondeo . oh, man. >> people whose white stilettos . >> people whose white stilettos. >> people whose white stilettos. >> no no no no no no no. >> n0 [10 [10 [10 [10 [10 [10. >>— >> no no no no no no no. >> but but people who owned a mondeo car, ford mondeo which was like you sort of standard middle of the range said to ground car. and so that was the battle was all about tha

northeasterly across lincolnshire, down into east anglia and the southeast, could have a rogue shower through essexle cooler with any exposure to that breeze, and the temperatures a little bit below par for the time of year. clear skies by day will lead to clear skies overnight. frost and fog could be an issue notjust monday into tuesday morning but throughout the week, particularly where the winds fall light. so, monday morning, we will see a little more in the way of cloud around. we will be chasing cloud from time to time. that northeasterly breeze particularly bringing some cloud into east yorkshire, lincolnshire, east anglia and the southeast and those temperatures perhaps at around 3—5 degrees. there will be some brighter spells the further west with a little more shelter from that breeze. the high pressure is going to drift its way steadily westwards, the winds still circulating around that high in a clockwise direction. so, with any exposure along that east coast, it could be a little bit fresher. but with the fresher breeze on tuesday, that should help to shift the cloud and there should b

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we could be chasing cloud amounts around with more cloud from the north sea and the odd shower in essext. and more cloud will mean it will feel chilly for some of us. a bit of a shock to the system, we haven't seen temperatures like this for a while. the high pressure will continue to establish itself across the country, pushing westerly, the winds rotate in a clockwise direction and an easterly direction, a coolish source, continuing to bring a little more cloud off the north sea from time to time. but let's continue with that positive note, yes, frost and fog could be a problem first thing and it will be on the cool side, temperatures below average, but a lot of sunshine and most importantly no significant rain. . ~ and that's bbc news at one. you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website. now it's time to join our colleagues for the news where you are. goodbye. hello and welcome to sportsday. everton consider appealing the controversial red card their striker, dominic calvert—lewin, was given following another var intervention. and the 15—year—old british skatin

our economics professor at the essex business school talk to me through his business expectation.— meare in quite a lukewarm _ expectation. we are in quite a lukewarm economic _ expectation. we are in quite a - lukewarm economic environment. we have seen a significant moderation as well as actual inflation figures, but at the same time, growth has also remained reasonably strong rather than softening substantially as a result it is unlikely that it will move at this stage because the data do not provide any impetus for them to go ahead and cut rates stop at the feds mandate has always been to safeguard and be focused on inflation and underemployment. what does that tell us, then, but what they are thinking about? very much a little bit of a wait and see and the data reacts, but since we'd rather have more definitive signals, i genuinely believe that this is the best course of action that they can take at the moment because they are so reliant on understanding the extent to which inflation has been tempered down, looking at possibly a grouping of the economy a little bit if it tends to

slight north—easterly across lincolnshire to east english are in the southeast a pew roadshow is for essex and temperatures little bit below parfor temperatures little bit below par for the time of year. clear skies by day will lead to clear skies by day will lead to clear skies by day will lead to clear skies by night, frost and fog could be an issue notjust monday into tuesday but throughout the week especially when the windfalls light. monday morning more in the way of cloud around and chasing cloud from time to time, that north—easterly breeze especially bringing cloud to east yorkshire east anglia and the southeast and temperatures perhaps at around three — five degrees. some brighter spells the further west. the high—pressure will drift its way steadily westwards, the wind still circulating around that high in a clockwise direction, within exposure along the east coast could be fresher but with a fresher breeze on tuesday, that should help to shift the cloud and it should more sunshine coming through on tuesday. not an especially warm day, three — five celsius, a shock to the system

let's, um, let's make more girl energy make it more essex girl energy now.ro would fl— 9 zero would be a now. >> zero would be a big >> net zero would be a big policy issue for you. yes, because you've actually campaigned on that. >> reform very, very >> yeah. reform very, very brilliantly. um, you know, brilliantly. took um, you know, i had some meetings with richard tice right at the beginning. he was bit sceptical at first was a bit sceptical at first about the whole anti net zero stuff. but you know, i put my case over to him and they adopted of policies adopted all of our policies which great. adopted all of our policies whiso great. adopted all of our policies whiso what at. adopted all of our policies whiso what would be your >> so what would be your position on climate change and how tackle it should you how to tackle it should you become leader of ukip? my policy on climate change is that it's happening. >> it's my belief, my personal belief. although there are other beliefs are available, is that, um, you know , is that it's not um, you know, is tha

and i'm joined by the very lovely frankie essex sister of joey essex, towie fame .. reality tv how did that happen? >> well, i don't really know. to be fair. obviously the show was getting casted. they chose joey and then joe was like please come on. i was like, no, i've just got a really good job in london, joe. like, can't do it. and then seven months later quit that show . and that's that on the show. and that's where all enjoy it , i where it all began. enjoy it, i loved it, it was an experience. >> how does something like that, frankie, change life ? frankie, change your life? >> overall, made me very >> overall, it made me very confident. very shy . um, confident. i was very shy. um, didn't really like going out in crowds and stuff. i used to keep my own to myself, basically . um, my own to myself, basically. um, and when you have to speak to strangers a lot, when they're calling out your name from across the street, you have to. >> it bring a lot of >> did it bring a lot of happiness into your into your life? >> yeah, it definitely brought a lot happiness. a

now the daughter of murdered mp sir david amess is suing essex police and the home office.ir david was stabbed to death in his constituency in leigh on sea in essex in 2021, a court was told that ali harbi ali, who was given a whole life time for the murder, was as described, a home grown terrorist who was known to authorities as katie amos. david amos's daughter has filed a personal injury claim, saying she wants proper accountability and for lessons to be learned from her father's murder . and from her father's murder. and just lastly, labour party veteran mp sir tony lloyd has died at the age of 73. he was mp for rochdale, serving as a politician , though across politician, though across greater manchester for over 40 years he had been received treatment for leukaemia. his family paid tribute on social media today to a life spent serving and making a difference to the lives of those he met. sir tony lloyd , who died today sir tony lloyd, who died today at the age of 73. that's the news on gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speake

we'll see a freshening north—easterly breeze driving in a few showers across the essex and kent coastll see the lowest of the values and some frost and fog to greet us first thing on sunday morning. but that's where we'll start off with the best of the sunshine. this nuisance breeze could continue to drift in some cloud through east yorkshire, east anglia, down through the south—east. but further west, it'll be a dry, settled day with some sunshine coming through, but you might need a couple of extra layers as those temperatures are going to be just below the average for the time of year. so we're looking at highs of 3—6 degrees. now, as we look further ahead, the high pressure is set to establish itself as we go through the week, and it will drift its way a little bit further north—west. the isobars always slightly tighter packed south of that high. that's where the freshest of the winds are likely to be. but there'll be a good deal of dry weather with our week ahead once we've got rid of early morning frost and fog and we're chasing a little bit of cloud around, but there will also

but peter says since the pandemic, the number of these referrals to the charity's essex branch has halvedyou're live with bbc news. now it's time for the panel... right, this is a part of the programme where our panelists get to choose what they want to talk about. carrie, the floor is yours.— carrie, the floor is yours. thank ou, so carrie, the floor is yours. thank you. so we _ carrie, the floor is yours. thank you. so we had _ carrie, the floor is yours. thank you, so we had some _ carrie, the floor is yours. thank you, so we had some big - carrie, the floor is yours. thank you, so we had some big newsl carrie, the floor is yours. thank - you, so we had some big news on our side of the pod at harvard university, my alma mater, the president she resigned after less than a year, is short—term for harvard. she resigned because there was a big outcry over her statements to congress on anti—semitism on campus and her reddick tends to do this, as well as some swelling allegations are on plagiarism. sad to see a president drop out this way, that being said, ifeel to see a president drop out t

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we'll see a freshening north—easterly breeze driving in a few showers across the essex and kent coastwest of the values and some frost and fog to greet us first thing on sunday morning. but that's where we'll start off with the best of the sunshine. this nuisance breeze could continue to drift in some cloud through east yorkshire, east anglia, down through the south—east. but further west, it'll be a dry, settled day with some sunshine coming through, but you might need a couple of extra layers as those temperatures are going to be just below the average for the time of year. so we're looking at highs of 3—6 degrees. now, as we look further ahead, the high pressure is set to establish itself as we go through the week, and it will drift its way a little bit further north—west. the isobars always slightly tighter packed south of that high. that's where the freshest of the winds are likely to be. but there'll be a good deal of dry weather with our week ahead once we've got rid of early morning frost and fog and we're chasing a little bit of cloud around, but there will also be some sunsh

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north—easterly across lincolnshire, down into east anglia and the south—east, could have a rogue shower through essexeratures a little bit below par for the time of year. clear skies by day will lead to clear skies overnight. frost and fog could be an issue, notjust monday into tuesday morning, but throughout the week, particularly where the winds fall light. so, monday morning, we will see a little more in the way of cloud around. we will be chasing cloud from time to time. that north—easterly breeze particularly bringing some cloud into east yorkshire, lincolnshire, east anglia and the south—east. and those temperatures perhaps at around 3—5 celsius. there will be some brighter spells the further west with a little more shelter from that breeze. the high pressure is going to drift its way steadily westwards. going to drift its way the winds still circulating around that high in a clockwise direction. so, with any exposure along that east coast, it could be a little bit fresher, but with the fresher breeze on tuesday, that should help to shift the cloud and there should be a little more sunshine com

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across north—east england, northern scotland and one or two through parts of east anglia, kent and essexperatures a bit below par at the moment and they will stay that way for the next couple of days. overnight tonight, the fog will thicken and turn more widely and ice will develop where we have a lot of standing water and particularly so where we see the showers popping up through the night, so it will be widely frosty even where temperatures stay a degree above freezing and the ground will still freeze, so icy and slick, particularly because we have showers falling onto the cold ground, potentially washing off the salt. fog and ice hazards overnight tonight. there was a met office warning for the south and east where we have this feed of north—easterly winds starting to strengthen further and pushing the showers in, so it looks as if we will see a centimetre or two of snow for parts of east anglia, south—east england. and through the day tomorrow, they will drag westwards on the breeze and you can see it there for the downs we concede two or three centimetres and that will add to the r

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still one or two through parts of east anglia, kent and essex.ill thicken up and return more widely. ice will develop where we've got a lot of standing water and spray, and particularly where we see these showers pepping up through the night, so it is going to be widely frosty, even where temperatures stay a degree above freezing — of course, the ground will still freeze. still icy and slick, particularly because we've got those showers falling onto that cold ground, potentially washing off the salt. fog and ice hazards overnight tonight. there is a met office warning for the south and east. that's where we've got this feed of northeasterly winds starting to strengthen further and just pushing those showers in, so it looks as if we will see a centimetre or two of snow for parts of east anglia, south—eastern england and through the day tomorrow, they're going to drag their way westwards on that breeze. you can see they are down, we could see two or three centimetres and that, of course, will add to the risk of ice, it being quite slippery. elsewhe

will want to rely on the a 50 aircraft to be able to see mt ukrainian control territory to see those essex to answer perhaps target them. so this is really a blow for russia. and then the other aircraft, the illusion $22.00, which is a man of the mansion of aircraft. and it helps control forces on a larger battlefield that's less expensive, as not fear. it was actually shut down as opposed to being damaged. so both of those are important aircraft for rashid. russia will probably affect the, the us page here for a long range air defense. this will ground launched or transmittal was responsible for shooting down the aircraft, the a 50 aircraft, and then perhaps the other one as well. the russians, the slides of the half a dozen or the cyber right. or the probably want to fly them a little further away from the front line of the route. but in doing that, this will make us the most effective, for example, odessa of 16. so they come down to your tray, so all of them be a little bit more careful why for behind the bell, but they still need to do that. but there's one that was there, frederick, p

we'll see a freshening north—easterly breeze driving in a few showers across the essex and kent coastme frost and fog to greet us first thing on sunday morning. but that's where we'll start off with the best of the sunshine. this nuisance breeze could continue to drift in some cloud through east yorkshire, east anglia, down through the south—east. but further west, it'll be a dry, settled day with some sunshine coming through, but you might need a couple of extra layers as those temperatures are going to be just below the average for the time of year. so we're looking at highs of 3—6 degrees. now, as we look further ahead, the high pressure is set to establish itself as we go through the week, and it will drift its way a little bit further north—west. the isobars always slightly tighter packed south of that high. that's where the freshest of the winds are likely to be. but there'll be a good deal of dry weather with our week ahead once we've got rid of early morning frost and fog and we're chasing a little bit of cloud around, but there will also be some sunshine. take care. hello, i'

on our way to begin five weeks of guide dog training, the first two of which were from a hotel in essexr. soon we'd get to try his new working harness out on a real—life training walk with instructor graham. it feels lovely, this. it suddenly felt very real for both of us. now, put your right foot across. 0k. now ask him to go. very narrow. find the way. find the way, good boy. well done. training guide dog shawn was feeling the responsibility of guiding his blind handler. good boy, well done. i've checked the kerb. i'm happy with that. i kind of don't expect him to get through without brushing you, but if you can stop at it and acknowledge it, point it out to you, virtually. just gently encourage him. he's recognised there's somebody there. he got you through, good man! good boy, well done! good boy. we spent another three weeks learning and practising routes together, but it all paid off — we passed our assessment with an independent supervisor with ease. good boy! 0n the 20th of december trainee gd shawn became qualified guide dog shawn, and just in time for christmas, too. we had ma

here in essex, a family had to be rescued from their car by inflatable boat, after the vehicle becamedea of how widely spread the flooding is. the local mp, robertjenrick, said the scene was �*biblical�* in extent — and the flooding was the worst the area had experienced for more than two decades. and this was the damage caused when the river trent reached its highest level on record — at the torksey lock caravan park, near lincoln. electricity and drainage have been cut — and almost half of the caravans on the site have been affected. it was all right one day and then it just zoomed up, it covered everything. i think we got about an inch to go before it comes into our caravan, and we are three rows back from the very bottom ones. so when high tide comes again, i reckon we are going to get swamped. earlier i spoke tojoe cuthbertson — he's a flood and coastal risk manager at the environment agency. he gave me his reaction. i would like to send my... my heart goes out to those affected by flooding, it is a really devastating thing to happen and sadly that's been the case for some proper