wasps advance further with thejimmy penalty before samson and squeezed over for exeter.branding, it is likely to dominate the agm next month. bbc news. in the united rugby championship title contenders glasgow narrowed the gap on leaders ulster, 17 points to 6 they beat bottom side zebre. sione tuipiloto with the pick of his side's two tries they ran in against the league's bottom side. elsewhere today, ospreys survived a bennetton fightback to hold on to win. osheen murphy has become champion jockey for a third time as 12—1 shot seal—a—way won the champions stakes on champions day at ascot. the queen was in attendance to see the french—trained horse finish ahead of dubai honor and mac swiney. derby winner adayar faded to fifth and with it went william buick�*s hopes of finishing with his first jockey�*s title on what is brtain�*s richest raceday. quick round of some of today's other sport and... at the start of the women's big bash in australia, a stunning catch by bridget patterson was the highlight of the adelaide strikers 30—run victory over defending champions sydne

not enough to stand up to exeter�*s final push. point. patrick gearey, bbc news. and oisin murphy has become champion jockey for a thrid time at flat racing's season finale at ascot. the queen was in attendance on champions day. the feature race, the champion stakes, was won by sealiway. adayar finished fifth and with it went william buick�*s hopes of pipping murphy to the jockey�*s title. and cameron norrie is leading grigor dimitrov in the semifinals at indian wells, coverage on 5 live sports extra now. that, though, is all from me. martine. that's it for now. there's continuing coverage on the bbc news channel of events following the killing of sir david amess. and the home secretary, priti patel, will be appearing on the andrew marr show tomorrow morning at 9am on bbc one.

t hat— want the £3,000 you're got to go to exeter. that is attractive for people — exeter. out of market for high street retailers and they're _ market for high street retailers and they're saying this is unfair. what this comes — they're saying this is unfair. what this comes down and this has been an issue _ this comes down and this has been an issue for— this comes down and this has been an issue for some time, is the unlevel playing _ issue for some time, is the unlevel playing field between the big online retailers _ playing field between the big online retailers such as amazon and high street— retailers such as amazon and high street retail. that is asjeff bezos up street retail. that is asjeff bezos up to _ street retail. that is asjeff bezos up to the — street retail. that is asjeff bezos up to the government, he said to boris _ up to the government, he said to borisjohnson, it is up to you to tax me — borisjohnson, it is up to you to tax me properly and that is what the government has to do. so look there are shortages and there are issues with pigs— are shortages

ever since a rebrand 22 years ago rugby union side exeter have been known as the exeter chiefs.ers often wear headdresses to matches home and away. but moves by the nfl side washington to drop redskins from their name and the edmonton eskimos becoming the elks in the nhl has accelarted calls for another rebrand without the native american associations. for the first time wasps have joined the debate — urging exeter fans not to wear the headresses when the two sides meet in the premiership this weekend. elizabeth holloway is from the fan group exeter chiefs for change. if you look at the way that the world is changing and we are all getting a bit more hopefully considerate and a bit of a small world and seeing that there are other people who have a right to their own culture and identity, it's their own culture and identity, it's the only way it's going. we think it's a brilliant opportunity for the club. first of all let's just get rid of this distraction. it's such a great club, it's such a great set up, so much home—grown talent they're the kind of rags to riches story, it's a

exeter got their first win of the season in rugby union's premiership against 1a—man sale.r a high tackle. henry slade scored two tries as he recorded 20 points in total. the 25—14 win moves exeter up to ninth place in the premiership table, while sale drop to sixth. leinster rose to third in the united rugby championship with a narrow victory over a dogged dragons team in newport. leinster led 7—0 at half—time, thanks to a max deegan try and ross byrne conversion. dragons narrowed the deficit to a point but couldn't overhaul their irish opponents. elfyn evans boosted his world rally championship title hopes after winning rally finland on sunday. welshman evans finished 11! seconds ahead of estonian 0tt tanak to close the gap on the title rival and team—mate sebastien 0gier to 21! points with two runs to go. sonny colbrelli battled his way through the rain and mud and conquered the cobbles of northern france to win the men's paris—roubaix cycle race. it's nicknamed the hell of the north, and you can see why. gianni moscon was leading the race when this happened. and althoug

upset as they claimed their first win of the season, by beating last year's premiership runners up exetertheir fifth try as irish recorded their biggest win at sandy park beating exeter by 33 points to 21. elsewhere, there were wins for gloucester and harlequins. that's all from sportsday. see you again next time. hello. sunshine in short supply today, but turning milder slowly with this air flow coming up from the south—west. for part two of the weekend, we should see some more sunshine around, making it even milder, but there will be celery burst of rain around too. these weather fronts push into northern ireland and scotland, bringing heavier, persistent rain. here we will see the strongest winds. this weather fronts slowly pushes eastwards during tonight and into tomorrow. but it will be a weakening feature. we continue to drag up this mild air from the south. so, much of england and wales will be dry, cloudy and breezy tonight, very mild too. for northern ireland, much of scotland and then late in the night, western england and wales, we will see heavy rain slowly pushing its way eas

upset as they claimed their first win of the season by beating last year's premiership runners up exeter biggest win at sandy park beating exeter by 33 points to 21. elsewhere there were wins for gloucester and harlequins. in the united rugby championship, edinburgh beat zebre by 27 points to 10 in italy. substitute scrum—half ben vellacott went over in stoppage time to help secure the bonus point victory. after winning gold last night in the omnium, katie archibald had to settle for bronze in the madison on day four of the track cycling world championships in france. archibald and great britain team mate laura kenny won the madison at the tokyo olympics. but this time in roubaix the scot was partnering neah evans. they finished just a point ahead of italy to claim the final step on the podium behind netherlands and france. that's all from sportsday. now on bbc news, ros atkins takes a look at what's behind the recent

of the season by beating last year's premiership runners up exeter chiefs. winger ollie hassell—collins went over for their fifth try as irish recorded their biggest win at sandy park beating exeter by 33 points to 21. elsewhere there were wins for gloucester and harlequins. in the united rugby championship, edinburgh beat zebre by 27 points to 10 in italy. substitute scrum—half ben vellacott went over in stoppage time to help secure the bonus point victory. after winning gold last night in the omnium, katie archibald had to settle for bronze in the madison on day four of the track cycling world championships in france. archibald and great britain team mate laura kenny won the madison at the tokyo olympics. but this time in roubaix the scot was partnering neah evans. they finished just a point ahead of italy to claim the final step on the podium behind netherlands and france. that's all from sportsday. now on bbc news, ros atkins takes a look at what's behind the recent rise in covid cases in the uk. here in the new uk, new stage of the pandemic began when b

john danks, bbc spotlight, exeter.. the photographer says he's trying to raise awareness of the environmental catastrophe unfolding there, by drawing attention to the region's natural wonder. tom bateman reports. they came in the desert sun with nothing to show but themselves. bare footsteps in front of the artist's lens. this mass of the living is here to highlight the fate of the dead sea. the photographer, spenser tunick, is on his third visit here, drawing attention to the sea's receding shoreline. all over the world he's used naked subjects to show the plight of the environment. we're very vulnerable, being nude can elevate information. but we're also affected by everything in the environment from diseases to the need for a sustainable water source. it's been taking a while to get the shots exactly right. but you can see and feel what the point is here, about humans' impact on nature. they're painted as white as the sea salt columns left by this mineral—rich water. it's fascinating, becuase you see so many people

exeter come from behind to claim a bonus point win at wasps as the row of the team's branding rumblesof her majesty in the champion stakes at ascot a result that sees 0sheen murphy become championjockey. hello and welcome to sportsday. a sensational perfromance from liverpool to come but they don't finish the day top of the premier league — that honour belongs to chelsea, who held off a fierce brentford side in the second half, to win1—0. ben chilwell�*s superb strike was enough for chelsea to go a point above liverpool — but brentford everything, including the kitchen sink, in their attempts to find a much deserved equaliser. they hit the post, and superb eduoard mendy save, meant it was chelsea's day — three points for them, as they sit top tonight. and the result, much needed — as a rampant liverpool ruined claudio ranieri's return to the premier league earlier. the italian's first match in charge at watford,

�*woii won it, and for exeter, a match try won it, and for exeter, a match that began with a talkingoint ended with a bonus point. patrick gearey, bbc news. and oisin murphy has become champion jockey for a thrid time at flat racing's season finale at ascot. the queen was in attendance on champions day. the feature race, the champion stakes, was won by sealiway. adayar finished fifth and with it went william buick�*s hopes of pipping murphy to the jockey�*s title. and cameron norrie is leading grigor dimitrov in the semifinals at indian wells, coverage on 5 live sports extra now. that, though, is all from me. martine. that's it for now. there's continuing coverage on the bbc news channel of events following the killing of sir david amess. and the home secretary, priti patel, will be appearing on the andrew marr show tomorrow morning at 9am on bbc one. we had an early patch of rain of eastern england. scotland was one of the sunniest places. we sought the cloud break across southern england. it stayed pretty cloudy for some across northern england. over recent hours, we had seen rain

just one game in rugby unions premiership this evening, where exeter ground out a hard fought victory win. that's all the sport for now. and affrighted there was a brief low in the weather, it dried out and now the next band of rain is sweeping and you can see it here across western parts of the uk. in the early hours of saturday. some central and eastern areas looking drive through the night and sunshine first thing in the morning. here is the good news. it's going to be heavy rain for a time, but that rain will sweep through fairly quickly some of the time we get to late morning and early afternoon it's going to be much drier, much brighter with just going to be much drier, much brighter withjust a going to be much drier, much brighter with just a scattering of showers and saturday afternoon not looking too bad at all. we do it all over again on sunday in a band of rain, this is the morning sweeping across the country and come the afternoon the evening just in time and i think the weather should dry out. still some showers around. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewe

wales have called up 19—year—old uncapped exeter lock christ tshiunza for their autumn internationalse willjoin cardiff. young was named in wayne pivac�*s squad, despite playing outside of wales for the rest of this season. he's given special dispensation to avoid the welsh rugby union's 60—cap rule. wales play new zealand, south africa, fiji and australia in the coming weeks. scotland have selected south africa—born sharks back—row dylan richardson for a two—day training camp before theirfirst autumn international. the 22—year—old has spent his entire career at the durban—based franchise, but qualifies for scotland through his father. ronnie o' sullivan admitted being bored in his last match at the northern ireland 0pen. the rocket's victory over alfie burden today may have offered some stimulation. 0'sullivan won by 4—1 to reach the last 16 in belfast having only dropped 2 frames this week. he'sjoined by reigning world champion mark selby. the world number one beat gary wilson by 4—1. and that's all the sport for now. everything else is on your bbc sport website. hello. plenty of cl

of course democrats are really pushing for oil exetives to admit that in fact, they were misleading peopled around the world about the harmful effects of fossil fuels on the environment, that in fact they did have more knowledge than they claimed to have said they did. from the point of view of the oil executives, what they are saying is that anything we have said in the past was using the kind of information that we had at that time. research evolves, science evolves, and we have evolved with that science, and now we are committing ourselves to try and reduce our greenhouse gas emissions, recognizing what we can do and that we play a role in doing that. >> how significant is all this? reporter: i think that's very important. this is the first time we are seeing these oil execs making their way to capit hill and testifying under oath. democrats were billing this has something that was going to be, this was history in the making and would often refer back to the famous hearing in which the executives of big tobacco went and testified on capitol hill. i think most people can remember the pho

the university of exeter and the u. k. told us that situation could become even worse with coven infections on the rise. to say 800060040000 may die is just speculation. the important thing it to a destined and say is we don't know because we have not got the experience of people with dual infections. however, we know that if your lungs are battling with 2 things similar tenuously than directly, we can argue that the situation will be a lot was. and one way to prevent aid is to be immunized against source code. we 2, as well as seasonal influenza. the energies is already under pressure and it is already under pressure because we've got very low capacity. we've been reducing beggs for the last 20 years. so the united kingdom has been heading towards trouble for at least 20 years. meanwhile, are both the u. k and the you are so gripped by a gas crisis which is already let a soaring energy bills, meaning thousands of families might be unable to heat their homes as temperatures drop. a medical experts warm that would make peop

at this stage, we spoke to a senior lecturer of exeter university medical school in the u. k. c. such maxine nationalism as he's calling it is very disappointing. they wish to protect their future rights and our prospects for making, although ac scenes and of cause profit is the biggest motive here. i find this very disappointing because it shows vaccine nationalism and it won't work in a global pandemic. we have a duty. we how an act must duty to look after other nations. we don't want fellow human beings in poorer nations to die. when the real crux of the matter arises, the united kingdom, the united states, the european union, old rich nations. how said we're going to look after ourselves and nothing more, nothing less? would new diversity proposals by the you case, financial conduct authority which regulates the finance industry, be used by large companies to mask gender pay issues. well, that is a claim increasingly being made in britain right now on its centers on the way companies can meet required targets by including transgender women as female in their self reported

unlike conditions at exeter for the big match between exeter city —— with exeter city.is will take a long time. it is a tough enrolment to operate - this will take a long time. it is a tough enrolment to operate a i tough enrolment to operate a spacecraft in. on the day side of the planet, you have the sun on one side three times closer to you than you are in earth, so you are baked from both sides. to get there we had to fly six times past the planet slowing down each time. on the seventh approach before christmas 2025 we will go slowly into orbit and orbiting the planet at a height of between 300km and 1,000km above the surface. that is a safe orbit and we hope to operate their for up to four years getting an awful lot of scientific data from a wide range of scientific data from a wide range of instruments. notjust european but a japanese spacecraft travelling with us which is why we can't do much science because we have the japanese spacecraft on my way and the propulsion unit on the other. in orbit we separate and everything can turn on and do i hope a really great

he's in exeter. the thing this is a great leap forward? i the thing this is a great leap forward?erally was going very well and so, plan that generally was going very welland so, i'm plan that generally was going very well and so, i'm pleased to see that acceleration in place.— acceleration in place. what do you mean? some _ acceleration in place. what do you mean? some people _ acceleration in place. what do you mean? some people expect: - acceleration in place. what do you | mean? some people expect: some people said is not nearly enough vehicles in this country, enough charging points? i vehicles in this country, enough charging points?— charging points? i think we are startin: charging points? i think we are starting to _ charging points? i think we are starting to realise _ charging points? i think we are starting to realise that - charging points? i think we are starting to realise that the - starting to realise that the progress on public charging has actually been a lot better than given credit for in the past years so since this was really grabbed by the scruff of the nec

union's premiership, leicester maintained their perfect start to the season beating worcester, while exeterh two defeats and two victories so far. in the united rugby championship, title contenders glasgow narrowed the gap on leaders ulster 17—6

the chancellor of the exeter -- exechequer, rishi sunak, received a standing ovation.n some ways, he is looking through the challenges their country is facing now to the longer-term benefits he says comes with brexit and retooling the workforce, building on what he describes as the success of keeping unemployment relatively low during the pandemic. all of this happening -- and this is the dichotomy -- given that in parts of the country, there is a sense of crisis, the second week where you have fuel footages, the military on the road trying to deliver fuel, some supermarket shelves md, energy crisis, that is all real. here, the focus is on trying to move forward. there were no major policies from the chancellor of exchequer , but he did say he wanted to ensure britain's finances got onto a more sustainable footing. he pointed out that the gdp is close to 4%. we know the economy is not back to pre-pandemic levels. that will be something of a note to not only the party but international investors of concern. you have seen yields rising, inflation at the highest level in

think the government in poland wants poland to exit and i don't think the population in poland are exeter'sters. on top of that, you also have people with no intention of living there. so i really don't think you can -- dani: you talked about some of the tools the commission can use to influence poland. can they perhaps were example pullback or should they pullback on funds through the nexgen e.u. funding program? maria: that is a tool they can use. the reform program has not yet been approved by the european commission. it has not followed the procedure. therefore, the european commission would be well within its mandate to withdraw. this is not a tit-for-tat. it will be wanting poland to reform and retract before it can release some of this. i think the pressure is for the european commission to be that and i personally believe it is also correct. -- if issues of that sort are violated in quite that way. manus: thank you so much for your take on the ongoing negotiations. that is maria demertzis. let's that your first word news with juliette saly in singapore. juliette: the imf board has d

wales have called up 19—year—old uncapped exeter lock christ tshiunza for their autumn internationalsial dispensation to avoid the welsh rugby union's 60—cap rule. wales play new zealand, south africa, fiji and australia in the coming weeks. scotland have selected south africa—born sharks back—row dylan richardson for a two—day training camp before theirfirst autumn international. the 22—year—old has spent his entire career at the durban—based franchise, but qualifies for scotland through his father. ronnie 0'sullivan admitted being bored in his last match at the northern ireland 0pen. the rocket's victory over alfie burden today may have offered some stimulation. 0'sullivan won by 4—1 to reach the last 16 in belfast having only dropped two frames this week. he'sjoined by reigning world champion mark selby. the world number one beat gary wilson by 4—1. everything else is on the bbc sport website. and that's all the sport for now. hello. there was plenty of cloud across the uk yesterday and most of it is still sticking around for today. there will be some sunny spells, but i think neve

exeter have been criticised over the club's branding, but on the pitch they secured a bonus point winninglotu with the pick of his side's two tries. elsewhere, ospreys beat bennetton. oisin murphy says he's "over the moon and thrilled to get it across the line" after winning thejockey championship for a third consecutive year. his victory was confirmed in the champions stakes at ascot yesterday, and murphy wasn't even involved. 12—1 shot sealiway, ridden by mickael barzalona, won the race, while title rival william bewick could only finish fifth on adayar, meaning murphy couldn't be caught. summer may have gone but there's still some cricket to follow. the t2o world cup begins in the united arab emirates and oman today. scotland are one of eight teams taking part in the first round, with two qualifying for the final super 12. the scots play bangladesh today. ireland are also looking to qualify. england will begin their campaign in the super 125, with a game againt champions west indies next saturday. now finally we'll finish with some really dramatic pictures from the speedway of nations

just one game in rugby unions premiership this evening, where exeter ground out a hard fought victoryit here across western parts of the uk in the early hours of saturday. some central and eastern areas will have been dry through the night, and actually could even be some sunshine first thing in the morning. here's the good news and yes is going to be heavy rain for a time that rain will sweep through fairly quickly so by the time we get to late morning and the early afternoon it's gonna be much drier, much brighter withjust a scattering of showers. saturday afternoon is not looking too bad at all for most of us. 15 degrees in london route 11 in glasgow that we do it all over again on sunday. another band of rain, this is morning sweeping across the country and come the afternoon and evening just in time for the trick—or—treaters, i think the weather should dry out. there was to be some showers around. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. pope francis calls for radical decisions at next week's climate change summit in a special message

was it's a classic, question exeter voice, can you go up somewhere else or can you ban together and chainhere you are. there are a lot of forces conspiring against people being a collective action, but we're seeing some people stand up to that now. >> that's an interesting point, the kind of individual, i'm not taking it anymore, you can take this job and shove it sort of, and then there's collective action through a strike. but you need some vessel for. that we've also seen some really interesting things like the great reporting on the delivery folks that do delivery here in new york, who are just completely bottoming off. banding together and creating some protections for themselves. because they don't really have choices, but they also don't have a union. >> there's actual a lot of collective action like, that like independent drivers a newer, drivers lit drivers and people pushing back against deliver in europe, i've done a lot of work in, europe's biggest rake in germany in decades, just happened in berlin. where the workers, 30,000 workers striking in berlin, hospital workers just s

she'd been shot 3 times -- once in the neck, once in her chest and an exetion style shot to the backof her head. >> i could not believe that another human could be so heartless. >> and you know, they're askin'us these questions like, who would -- do you know anybody that would wanna harm your sister? and we're like, we don't have a clue. >> i could not even think of someone that would wanna hurt brooke in any way. everybody loved brooke. >> but investigators had to start somewhere, although only 23 years old, brooke already had an ex-husband -- clayton morris. she met him soon after high school. >> he was kind of country, you know? they just hit it off. they just had fun together and started dating. and then the surprise popped up. >> she comes home with some news, some big news. >> hm, she was totally excited, of course. i was not so much excited. >> brooke, then 20 years old, was pregnant. >> i thought brooke was too young, for one thing. and you know, it's just--it's not what i had hoped for her at that time. >> brooke and clayton were determined to make a go of it as a family. so

union's premiership, leicester maintained their perfect start to the season beating worcester, while exetere hopes are back on track thanks to a late victory over wasps. they ran in four tries, lockjonny hill made sure of the 27—23 win as they climb the table. the former champions with two defeats and two victories so far. in the united rugby championship, title contenders glasgow narrowed the gap on leaders ulster 17—6 they beat zebre, sonnie tuipuloto with the pick of his side's two tries they ran in against the league's bottom side. elsehwhere today, ospreys beat bennetton. oisin murphy has become champion jockey for a thrid time on champions day at ascot. the queen was in attendance on what is britains richest race day. the feature race of teh day the champion stakes was won by the the french trained celiway. adayer finished fifth and with it went william buick�*s hopes of pipping murphy to the jockey�*s title. and you can follow cameron norrie in the semi finals of indian wells from 9.30 tonight on 5 live sports extra. that's it for now. we're back with the late news at 10.15. now on b

wales have called up 19—year—old uncapped exeter lock christ tshiunza for their autumn internationalscial dispensation to the welsh rugby union�*s 60—cap rule. wales play new zealand, south africa, fiji and argentina in the coming weeks. scotland have selected south africa born sharks back row dylan richardson for a two—day training camp before theirfirst autumn international. the 22—year—old has spent his entire career at the durban based franchise, but qualifies for scotland through his father. that is all your support for you now. much more the next hour or so. captain kirk is getting ready to blast off to the final frontier yet again. william shatner will boldly go where no actor has ever been before. at the age of 90, he will make history as the oldest person to travel to space when he takes off from texas aboard a rocket developed by amazon founderjeff bezos. he says he�*s looking forward to seeing earth from a new perspective. sophie long reports. i�*m going up into space. i don�*t know how many people can say that. it�*s life—changing, in its way. interest in space exploration

has now been recalled to the squad after luke cowan—dickie picked up an ankle injury playing for exeterd as a stepping stone for the rugby world cup in two years time. that's all the sport for now. we'll have more for you on the bbc news channel later on. gavin, thanks very much. a court has heard that a man acted "recklessly and dangerously" when he organised a flight carrying the argentine footballer emiliano sala. prosecutors at cardiff crown court said david henderson enlisted a pilot who was neither qualified nor competent. sala and the pilot david ibbotson died in the crash injanuary 2019. mr henderson denies endangering the safety of an aircraft. he has previously admitted a charge of attempting to discharge a passenger without valid permission or authorisation. police investigating the killing of sir david amess have been gathering cctv from shops and businesses near the home of his alleged killer. cctv footage from a convenience store in north london shows a man believed to be the main suspect in the case walking towards gospel 0ak 0verground station. 25—year—old ali harbi ali

exeter are fifth in the table, with gloucester sixth.finish on 15—under—par. nowjust a little something that might send you a bit dizzy. this is 16—year—old su yiming and he's about to become the first person ever to land what they call a backside 1980 indy crail. this is a trick consisting of five and a half rotations while grabbing the front of his snowboard. be sure to keep an eye out for him in the upcoming winter olympics in february. look at that. that is a skill. i'm always amazed at those types of stumps and tricks. next year at the winter olympics in february, it is going to be full of this. a great one to watch.— going to be full of this. a great one to watch. without being too nerdy about _ one to watch. without being too nerdy about it, _ one to watch. without being too nerdy about it, very _ one to watch. without being too nerdy about it, very talented, i one to watch. without being too l nerdy about it, very talented, but the camera work which is presumably a drone that is a following and lifting behind, it makes it even be

upset as they claimed their first win of the season, by beating last year's premiership runners up exeter heptathlon, great fun! they are doing - involved. two wheel heptathlon, great fun! they are doing so - involved. two wheel heptathlon, j great fun! they are doing so well given expectations were solo. laura and jason kenney relaxed post olympics, elinor barker is pregnant with her first olympics, elinor barker is pregnant with herfirst child, so olympics, elinor barker is pregnant with her first child, so she olympics, elinor barker is pregnant with herfirst child, so she isn't there. missing some big names but not doing badly. bind there. missing some big names but not doing badly-— not doing badly. and the madison later so no _ not doing badly. and the madison later so no celebrating _ not doing badly. and the madison later so no celebrating yet - not doing badly. and the madison later so no celebrating yet for - not doing badly. and the madison | later so no celebrating yet for him. get back on those energy drinks! thank you so much, sarah. we will be talking to sarah later. now on

is that, at the same time, when i was a _ know is that, at the same time, when i was a student at exeterme of the importance of dignity in our later years, and of dignity in our later years, and ofthe— of dignity in our later years, and of the dedication of care workers. and now. — of the dedication of care workers. and now. as— of the dedication of care workers. and now, as we all approach, at some point _ and now, as we all approach, at some point we _ and now, as we all approach, at some point we approach our later years, we can— point we approach our later years, we can plan— point we approach our later years, we can plan with confidence that we and our— we can plan with confidence that we and our families will be protected from _ and our families will be protected from catastrophic costs. this has been _ from catastrophic costs. this has been a _ from catastrophic costs. this has been a long—term challenge that frankly— been a long—term challenge that frankly has been dumped for far too long. _ frankly has been dumped for far too long. and _ frankly has been dumped for far too long.

moment in former wissam mist and fog in parts of central southern england and into the south—west and exeter 100 metres. today will be fairly cloudy. some light, patchy rain and drizzle with a weather front coming back across us from the east, drifting best. you can see the rain associated with that. not especially heavy. waking up during the day. in the east it will feel chilly. temperatures between nine and 1a degrees. we are looking at 16 or 17 as maximum temperatures. tonight there will still be a fair bit of cloud around with some drizzle on western facing posts stop the heaviest of the rain will be in the northern isles. these are the overnight lows. we are looking at roughly five to 11. in some rural areas we could get lower than theirs. tomorrow once again will be a fairly cloudy affair. the rain clears. drizzle out towards the west. 0ne clears. drizzle out towards the west. one thing you will will be that bit warmer warmer along the east. do send those pitches in for carol. the people we are going to talk about now, they describe themselves as the club no—one wants to be a part of.