so fiona, where does this go from here, do you think, in the coming days?d note. they can't be out there all winter. it's going to get cold. >> i have no idea. i have hope that the school can do something about it. i mean, they're right outside of school property, so there's nothing that i can really do just besides spreading the message to everyone else to wear their masks. >> well, you spread a message. and i think they saw it and a lot of people are seeing it and i understand your frustration because it is a minority, this vocal minority aggressive protesting masks and sometimes you have to deliver a message back. thank you both for being with us this morning. thank you. >> of course, thank you. >> thank you. >> fiona and her finger. i don't -- she clearly did not expect to be in this situation, but here she is. >> i know. again, i just love the parenting. >> of course. >> choice here. you know, mom, i flipped off the protesters. and you know, her mom is like, what else is she supposed to do? at a person point what else are you supposed to do? the bus dr

guy: fiona, thank you, indeed. bloomberg. ♪ taylor: i know our time together might be coming to a close but stay with us on bloomberg tv because we will be getting comments from president biden. he is visiting areas that have been affected by hurricane ida's aftermath in queens and new jersey. we will be taking those comments live on bloomberg television. if you think about the climate change agenda and what he could change on the northeast coast, impacted by that hurricane. tomorrow we will get to fed updates as well. guy: that will be interesting, particularly the data by the end of the week. the governor andrew bailey testifying on stability, pay attention to those markets. a lot of monetary policy has driven suit -- asset higher. the meme stocks are back. we get more data from china on the inflation front. cpi data wednesday night in the u.s., thursday morning in asia. plenty to look forward to their. taylor: plenty more coming up here as well. arne duncan is joining "balance of power" coming up on bloomberg te

fiona: you are right.on ore index down 24% month to date and if we had spoken earlier in the year, we would have been in the opposite situation. the chinese are in a tough spot. they certainly made outwards commitments to cutting emissions. on top of that, they got some severe shortages of coal. coal and emissions don't go well together. they missed a lot of their energy consumption targets. the way to recover that more quickly is to cut high-intensity industrial production so in the case of iron ore, that means steel, cement, aluminum. anything that is a big producer or big consumer of energy, you know, restrictions for that may be ongoing. francine: what do you think is the most of african development in the energy space in the next 12 month? what we have a race to access more gas supplies? will that drive up prices? is it a race for renewables, and finding something, be it nuclear or old fuel to make space when some of the renewables cannot do their function? fiona: i think we have to go to that transit

. >> reporter: the 11-year-old knew that a puppy named fiona was stuck inside.to action and calling 911. >> i knew that she was smart and i knew she would run to the other side of the house. >> reporter: firefighters rescuing the 6-month-old pup from the smoke-filled house. >> she was hardly moving. like she was like -- she was breathing, but she was hardly moving, and her heartbeat was like really slow. >> reporter: ems crews arriving in the nick of time to give fiona some oxygen. the puppy now up and about and barking. [ barking ] >> reporter: firefighters rewarding mckenzie's quick thinking with a community recognition coin. >> i was scared. i thought she was dead but i knew she'd pull through it because she's strong. >> reporter: the post about the ordeal racking up hundreds of likes and comments from mckenzie's florida community, many writing, mckenzie is a hero. cape coral fire says an e-cigarette battery charger most likely caused the fire. the owner has a lot of damage to take care of inside the house but she's grateful fiona will be there to cheer her u

. >> the mother of the world famous hippo fiona has a new boyfriend. look at her.lost it. his name is tucker and arrived at the cincinnati zoo last night from the san francisco zoo. tucker's nickname is bruce and as the tribute to the giant bruce bochy. >> cute. >> so right now tucker has not made his public debut yet and fiona will join the couple as soon as they are comfortable with each other. >> it's been a busy morning on "today in the bay." we are following the latest covid headlines. >>> meteorologist kari hall is tracking a heat up. when with you're going to need to cool down. california! all of our homes share power. but heat waves can stretch our supply to its limits. flex alerts remind us when to use less energy from 4-9pm. so we can all stay up and running. sign up today. >>> right now at 5:00, theranos founder and former silicon valley titan elizabeth holmes heading to court. her fraud trial set to begin this morning. what you need to know as she faces a judge. >>> a new plan of attack for covid in the u.s. what we expect to learn from president biden

you get right into the lighthouse by fiona hill. you are working in the white house, your down the hall is your twin brother. you guys are getting in the sites over immigrants. your dad is a working-class family. that just had to blow your mind to think that in the halls of the white house was both you and your twin brother at the same time in service to this country. the first day he walked in a just had to really be a moment. >> that's definitely true. i think the first day and elastic frankly i was always awestruck walking to those hallowed halls where so much was on the line on a daily basis where you had really the best and the brightest looking to do good for this nation and i was just, i was in awe of walking those halls that so many people and walk before me and that were serving with me at the professional level. as we both know most of the trump administration were like third tier pics. certainly as you get later i think he did but the professionals, the folks in other departments and agencies were amazing. eugene and i be

the mother of the world famous hippo fiona has a new boyfriend. his name is tucker, and he just arrived to cincinnati last night from san francisco zoo. so tucker's nickname is bruce, which is a tribute to giants' manager bruce bocci. he has not made a public debut, and little fiona will join the couple as soon as they are comfortable with each other. >>> another stellar performance on "america's got talent." ♪♪ every time i see it i want to join this team. that crew put it all on the line last night for their semi-finals round routine. it is up to the viewers now to vote them into the final round. they are part of nbc bay area family. our own jodi hernandez, her two sons are part of that team. we are rooting for them and they are amazing too. so the results will be announced tonight. and you can watch that right here on nbc bay area. maybe next year, kari, we can be on the team. >> for the time being i'll just watch in amazement. let's get a look at what's going on. we're going to see our temperatures still hot today. so a flex alert means that y

fiona hill was actually present for that meeting and griam describes it this way.hill leaned over and asked me if i had noticed putin's translator, who was a very attractive brunette woman, with long hair, a pretty face and a wonderful figure. she proceeded to tell me that she suspected the woman had been selected by putin specifically to distract our president. joining our conversation is charlie sykes, editor at large for the bulwark. first, your reaction to what we're hearing from fiona hill and stephanie grisham. >> getting a little ry in the 5:00 hour, nole. >> it's cocktail hour somewhere. >> hey, exactly. it's happy hour. i think with respect to the national security implications, i think this just is more evidence, as if any were needed, that the trump administration, but donald trump in particular, was extraordinarily weak in the face of putin's aggression. trump undermined our allies in nato. he slobbered all over vladimir putin. he publicly said in helsinki that he believed putin's descriptions of election interference over our own intelligence community

the mother of world famous hippo fiona has a new boyfriend.e is tucker and he arrived at the cincinnati zoo last night from san francisco zoo. tucker's nickname bruce which is a tribute to giants manager bruce bochy. right now tucker has not made his public debut yet and little fiona will join the couple as an as they feel comfortable with each other? you don't thrust the guy into the whole family. first let them warm up a little bit. imagine, show up, at your new gal pal's place and meet the whole family. >> we'll see how that goes. let's check out what's going on this morning. watching a couple of things. we have a few storm systems approaching the pacific northwest but something a little bit closer to home. take a look at that cluster of rain off the coast and even some spotty showers moving farther to the north this morning. feels so humid as you're stepping out the door but this is also helping to kick out some of that smoke and we are looking at some improved air quality today, a bit of a hazy sky across the bay area. then going into tom

the report also says fiona ma routinely shares hotel rooms with staff members on business trips as aay to save money. ma says the lawsuit's claims have no merit, and she defended the practice of sharing hotel rooms. the university of california is expected to approve more than $300 million for a proposed student housing project. at people's park in berkeley, according to the chronicle, you see regions committee voted to recommend approval of this project. the plan is to construct two buildings, one for student housing and another for homeless people currently living there at people's park. workers at oracle park are expected to meet to ratify a new employment agreement and in doing so, will avoid going on strike later today. union leaders say there is an agreement with the ballparks food service provider. under the new agreement, salaries will go up immediately by $3 an hour and another $4 by the year. 2024 employees will also get hazard pay for games work since the start of the pandemic in southern california. there is a delay until next week on a vote on a vaccine mandate. the prop

fiona lamdin, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news...o be approved shortly — the move is likely to become part of the government's plan for coping with the virus over the winter. nearly one in three people arriving in england and northern ireland may have broken the rules on travel quarantine at a time when the delta variant was spreading the nhs starts trials of a revolutionary new blood test that detects more than 50 types of cancer before the patient has any symptoms. now let's take a look at some of the stories happening across the uk. the uk government has pulled out of a deal to buy 100 million doses of a covid—i9 vaccine made by the french company valneva, at its plant in west lothian. the firm says it's received a termination notice alleging a breach of contract, which it denies. 0ur scotland science and innovation correspondent laura goodwinjoins us now. laura, what more do we know about this? ~ _, ., ~ ., , laura, what more do we know about this? . .., ., ~ ., , ., this? welcome what we know is that the company — this? welcome

well, it sounds hilarious actually| it sounds hilarious actually fiona!ive at the bbc? my goodness. i will see you soon. hello there. this upcoming week is looking pretty changeable. we've started off with a bit of sunshine around and some warmth. today, though, it looks decidedly wet for parts of england and wales in particular. then midweek, a ridge of high pressure will settle things down, we should see some good spells of sunshine before more rain arrives for friday as a new low pressure moves off the atlantic. now we've got a complicated area of weather fronts moving northwards across the country — this first one bringing light and patchier rain across parts of scotland and northern england, but it's this batch of rain across parts of central, southern, and eastern england which will be quite heavy with the risk of some localised flooding in places, maybe some rumbles of thunder as it continues to journey its way north eastwards. but i think we should start to see skies brightening up in northern ireland, wales, southwest, but the sunshine comes out

>> fiona and her finger. desire protests, despite the fast masking for kids is predicated on virtually 0 scientific data and the cdc says the opposite. laura: i will be like biden, it says we don't have a lot of time for discussion, i am proud of my daughter can you imagine if she said that to anyone in a protected category if she flipped off anyone in the wanted protected alphabet she would never go to college or work again. >> then there's the story out of las vegas where a 9-year-old boy was taking a sip of water and the substitute teacher got totally medieval with him when he forgot to put his mask on. she didn't ask him to put it back on, this is the boy's mother. >> he pulled into the front of the classroom in front of all students, tape the mask across the top of his face. >> the sun at a second layer of tape from his nose to his for head. >> we are lucky she didn't superglue it or staple it, how long before the substitute teacher gets in a block, don lemon show, she will be the next cnn hero. >> a pro

fiona wilson with the department of h.r., who is currently doing pop-up covid vaccine locations around the city. and as of right now, we have agreed that we will not be pairing a covid vaccine clinic in conjunction with a flu vaccine clinic. that is as of 9/2. as you know, lots of things have been changing over the course of these last, almost, two years, so it's a continual conversation that we'll be having. and that concludes flu updates. >> thanks. and i did mean to mention, and i saw this when listening to carrie here, that we will be following, myself and a representative of blue shield, will be following our team up there to hetch hetchy and the moccasin reservoir building on that day, october 6, for their flu shot clinic. so we could be physically there to answer questions in that community, about the change in the ppo. because as many are aware, that population relies on the ppo. so we will be physically there to answer questions and provide a presentation to them electronically, so they can virtually watch, or they can come in and ask questions after they get the flu shot at t

fiona, iwould mother. thank you both of you for your time. fiona, iwould like mother.her own home. that's absolutely right. _ living in her own home. that's absolutely right. my _ living in her own home. that's absolutely right. my mother. living in her own home. that's - absolutely right. my mother needs care every day and we have contacted so many care companies that simply don't have capacity. we live in a rural location which does not make it easy because people have to travel but it's been a nightmare. surely it what we all want, i am assuming what you and your family want is for your mum to be able to keep living independently as long as she possibly wants to and is able to. when you talk about this art you are being told we just don't have enough staff? is that the essence of what you're told? that enough staff? is that the essence of what you're told?— what you're told? that is absolutely the problem- _ what you're told? that is absolutely the problem. i've _ what you're told? that is absolutely the problem. i've spoken _ what you're told? that is absolutely th

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. >>> published reports showing unusual travel arrangements by california's state treasurer, fiona law. reports obtained by the sacramento bee shows she frequently shared hotel rooms with her employees during travel for state business. that included her chief of staff, and other aids. a former san francisco supervisor, she says she did it to save money, but the practice also led to a sexual harassment lawsuit. a former employee is suing, claiming that she climbed into her bed on one trip . the state treasurer has denied any wrongdoing and she says she will prevail in court. >>> still ahead on kpix 5, and cbsn bay area , traffic changes . why cyclists want the green light to blow through stop signs. >>> california dedicating $22 billion to help tackle the state's housing crisis, but where exactly will that money go? >>> a warning for those hoping to hit the area beaches this week. >>> beautiful weather across the bay area today. a touch on the breezy side. a beautiful look at the sun going down towards the golden gate bridge. we see how long we keep the nice weather going before tempera

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new details about allegations of harassment or surfacing against california state treasurer fiona ma, along with questions about her business travel, is facing a lawsuit by a former employee, judith blackwell, allegedly sexual alleging sexual harassment and wrongful termination. the sacramento bee says some of the alleged harassment came when blackwell and ma were sharing a hotel room last year. ma has denied the harassment allegations. meantime, the b has also learned ma shared rooms with her chief of staff 13 times over the past two years. during official trips with which experts say could raise ethical questions. now on the hotel issue, fiona ma said her work as a state treasurer requires frequent travel and that she shares rooms to save money now, ma said, quote traveler ravens are made to maximize efficiency and max minimized costs consistent with all ethical and legal requirements. unquote. oakland city councilman lauren taylor announced today he is running for mayor next year taylor said he hopes to deliver results rather than rhetoric. he also said as a third generation oaklan

. >>> state treasurer fiona ma is facing a lawsuit tonight over some unusual travel arrangements. expense reports obtained by the sacramento bee shows that ma frequently shared hotel rooms with her chief of staff , and other aids, during business travel. ma said she did it to save money , but a former employee just filed a sexual harassment lawsuit, claiming that ma climbed into her bed on one of those trips. ma has denied any wrongdoing. >>> looking live in san francisco, where overdose deaths are on the rise from meth. a new bill on the governor's death desk aims to help, but it is controversial. it would pay drug users to sober up. studies suggest that it is one of the most effective ways to get people to stop using, and the bill, authored by state senator scott weiner of san francisco, would reward attics with a small payment if they tested negative for drugs through months of treatments area to cut out up to hundreds of dollars. >> sure, they will look at it as enabling and all of that. i get that. there are risks. >> it's a public health crisis. it is not a criminal problem.

california state treasurer, fiona mob reportedly shared rooms with staffers during official trips. say could cross ethical lines, according to the sacramento bee records show ma shared rooms with her chief of staff 13 times over two years minus currently facing a lawsuit by a former employee alleging sexual harassment and wrongful termination. judith blackwell is the former executive director of the california tax credit allocation committee. the paper says some of the alleged harassment came when blackwell and ma were sharing a hotel room last year. ma has denied the harassment allegations. as for the hotel issue, fiona ma said today her work is state treasurer requires frequent travel and that she shares rooms in order to save money. most odd in a statement, quote travel arrangements are made to maximize efficiency and minimise costs consistent with all ethical and legal requirements. now to washington, where lawmakers they are facing a potential government shutdown as they also negotiate two major pieces of legislation to key democratic senators are still not supportive of a $3.

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but fiona love telling us there are valuable lessons to, to be learned from the pandemic in different ways. a different countries are doing to bring the system's back up again and have in the u. k. i can say that the r transplant teams have learned quite a lot from the experience of the panoramic and what we learned was things like, if you are care, if you are part of a transplant team, looking off somebody having some just made up a single team rather than have more people carrying because that would use of the social infection. and the other thing that i think is something been called to learn from is the possibility to move a patient and a donation organ. if one hospital is very busy and is not able to carry out no surgery to move to a different part of the country to have that we saw that happening in a couple of places. and i think we'd like to see more of that kind of flexibility. i mean, we'll talk uncovered mandatory vaccine passports back in the headlines in the u. k . as the government proposed to publish proposals about the use scotlands all ready said it will make those po

but fiona allowed telling us there are valuable lessons to, to be learned from the pandemic in different ways. the different countries are doing to bring their system's back up again and have in the u. k. i to say that the transplant teens have learned a lot from the to the panoramic. and what we learned was things like, if you can, if you are part of a transfer team, looking off somebody having a fence just makes up a single team rather than have more people carrying because that would uses of infection. and the other thing that i think is something called to learn from is the possibility to move a patient and a donation organ. if one hospital is very busy and is not able to carry out no surgery, move to a different part of the country to have that we saw that happening in a couple of places. and i think we'd like to see more of that kind of flexibility. or i can leave you the 3rd part of our special ed for a minute. something completely different of the else we're talking about. we're going to see polar nights, wildlife that would, might take a bite of you, went into the north pole. ag

fiona lamdin, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather. hello there.her from developing to heavy rain fell through tonight and into tomorrow. spreading its way northwards gradually through this evening and overnight. generally patchy across scotland, northern ireland, northern england, the rain will start to pop up across outlets into central and southern england by the end of the night, and here it is going to be very muggy as well. 12-15 going to be very muggy as well. 12—15 gen going to be very muggy as well. 12-15 gen x lcs,10-11 12—15 gen x lcs, 10—11 further north. i'm ugly, cloudy start for them right, we will see that rain heavy at times, central, southern, eastern england, rumbles of thunder of that as it moves east rates. some improvements across southern and western areas into the afternoon, some sunshine, one or two showers, disappointing temperatures particularly where we have the cloud and rain. orwhen taken particularly where we have the cloud and rain. or when taken setting for thursday, it settles down with some sunshine. this is bbc n

joining me now is fiona cincotta from city index.ioned airline stocks soaring, no surprise about that, but to give you some context, thousands and thousands ofjobs rely on these transatlantic routes, don't they? transatlantic routes, don't the ? ., v they? that's right, the benefits _ they? that's right, the benefits that - they? that's right, the benefits that we - they? that's right, the benefits that we will . they? that's right, the i benefits that we will see they? that's right, the - benefits that we will see here both direct and indirect, as you mentioned, direct impact on the airlines, revenue increasing, extremely profitable routes, and makes up about a third of their income for virgin atlantic, 70% of levels pre— pandemic so these really were at risk, but there is also the indirect impact benefit from people travelling into this country, tourists being able to come as well, being able to come as well, being able to travel freely to go over there, that does bring a lot of indirect benefit, the jobs, as well going to be extre

he was taken to a nearby hospital now, fiona says that this all happened on the same day that his grandmotherd, he says, quote one life lost. another saved quite a story there. well the chp is investigating a freeway shooting. two people were injured by the gunfire. four others were hurt in the subsequent crash happened early this morning in daly city in the south bound lanes of interstate 2 80 near east more avenue. as our crime reporter henry lee tells us the challenges freeway shootings pose for investigators. it it's happened again. shots fired on the freeway. the latest shooting happened at about 1 30 friday morning on interstate 2 80 in daly city. six people were in this gmc uconn heading south on 2 80. when someone in another car opened fire near east more avenue. it was shot out by an unidentified vehicle. it had multiple bullet strikes on its left side. chp officer edgar vega says the suv then crashed into a concrete wall on the side of the freeway. everyone inside was hurt. there was a total of six victims. two of them sustained non life threatening gunshot wound injuries and the ot

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. >> clerk: item 31 is a resolution urging treasurer fiona ma and the california debt limit allocation committee, cdlac, to amend the adopted cdlac regulations immediately to address the regional inequities of the allocation system resulting in no awards to san francisco for new construction affordable housing projects. >> president walton: thank you. supervisor ronen? >> supervisor ronen: thank you, president walton. >> supervisor safai: we didn't get any new construction funds for this year, is that correct? 'cause i know we did in 2020, for sure, under the new rules, so i'm wondering if it has something to do with the year, if it has something to do with the system. i'm in support, i'm not against this, just a point of clarification. i know in the past, they would award in a much different way, and san francisco would win, under treasurer ma, we were awarded cdlac, so i'm just wondering about the nonsupport of this year. >> president walton: i did have some statements to make that will answer your, but let me turn to supervisor melgar. >> supervisor melgar: i just wanted to be added

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fiona boal. coming up, auto sales deteriorate in europe as the global trip shortage wreaks havoc.ll bring you that story next. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to the european market open. 16 minutes to go. futures not as positive as they were. things retrenching a little bit. we were divergent across the atlantic yesterday. but they rallied more wednesday. let's get a bloomberg first word news update. >> australia is joining an indo pacific security pact with the u.s. and the u.k. which could pave the way for it to acquire nuclear powered submarines. the leaders of the three nations announced the agreement, which will increase cooperation on cybersecurity in a virtual meeting. up to 12 submarines for australia. the asian nation will build the equipment itself. prime minister boris johnson has overhauled his cabinet, promoting a woman is the uk's first conservative female foreign secretary. replacing the secretary who is criticized for handling the afghanistan withdrawal. the reshuffle will continue over the coming days. north korea says the two ballistic missiles a test fi

six coming up, it's the bbc news with fiona bruce after the weather.be heavy with thunder. could be a lot of surface water on the roads. lasting through tonight as well, but eastern england avoiding most of those downpours. a colder night than we seem recently. into tomorrow, we start off with a rash of showers, but then merge into longer tells. could be quite heavy will feel cooler and quite blustery. bye—bye. the shortages at the petrol pumps continue and the government is still considering whether to use the army. long queues equal frustration for drivers and essential workers struggling to do theirjobs. i went to asda, no petrol. i went to esso — no petrol, no diesel. i've been sat here for an hour and a half. i'm supposed to be at work at 12 o'clock, it's ridiculous. - i am just desperate to get into the petrol station. the shortages are not happening everywhere in the uk and the government is urging peoplejust to buy petrol when they need it. also tonight... labour's big green pledge 28 bilion pounds a year for green industries. what future for t

fiona trott, bbc news, county durham.o get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london. a vigil is due to be held this evening to remember sabina nessa who was killed as she walked through a south—london park. police investigating the 28 year old's murder believe she was attacked on her way to meet a friend at a pub a week ago. a 38—year—old man has been arrested. the mayor of london says he's still pushing the government to make face coverings on public transport a national requirement to help stop the spread of coronavirus. it's a condition of travel on tfl services. but sadiq khan says fewer people are now wearing masks and wants the police to be able to issue fines. at the moment, we're not getting the help from the government that we need and as a consequence, people who can't keep their social distance, have to use public transport, are taking a lottery over the chance of potentially catching it because if you aren't wearing a facemask, there is more of a chance of you passing it on if y

. >> clerk: item 31 is a resolution urging treasurer fiona ma and the california debt limit allocation committee, cdlac, to amend the adopted cdlac regulations immediately to address the regional inequities of the allocation system resulting in no awards to san francisco for new construction affordable housing projects. >> president walton: thank you. supervisor ronen? >> supervisor ronen: thank you, president walton. >> supervisor safai: we didn't get any new construction funds for this year, is that correct? 'cause i know we did in 2020, for sure, under the new rules, so i'm wondering if it has something to do with the year, if it has something to do with the system. i'm in support, i'm not against this, just a point of clarification. i know in the past, they would award in a much different way, and san francisco would win, under treasurer ma, we were awarded cdlac, so i'm just wondering about the nonsupport of this year. >> president walton: i did have some statements to make that will answer your, but let me turn to supervisor melgar. >> supervisor melgar: i just wanted to be added

fiona tierney spoke to us a little earlier about the challenges of finding adequate care for her 84—year—oldve the capacity. we live in a rural location, which doesn't make it easy because people have to travel to her, but it's been an absolute nightmare. we originally had a care company that was absolutely marvellous for two years, and then they just said that they couldn't manage to do seven days a week. she has two hours' care every day. and then, we found another company, and it quickly became apparent that they just couldn't get to us, actually. a lot of their carers didn't drive, so they couldn't get to us. we're on our third company at the moment. fingers crossed it's working. but it's taking an enormous toll on my mother's mental health because she's become terribly concerned about whether she's going to have carers every evening, which she needs, and that's a real problem. so, it's wonderful that something's being done, but it is a real worry that it's not being done fast enough. joining me now is anita astle mbe who is the director of national care association & managing director a

fiona lamdin, bbc news.t, there are some spells of sunshine around. but most places are fairly cloudy with outbreaks of rain and drizzle. the rain mostly across western parts of the uk. so heading through the rest of today, we have high pressure sitting out towards the east. these two weather fronts that you can see just waiting in the wings towards the west, bringing more cloud and outbreaks of rain, so patchy rain for the south—west of england and wales, into parts of northern england, south—west scotland and northern ireland. into tonight, that continues its progress north. it becomes quite heavy through much of england and wales as we start the early hours of tuesday morning. so tomorrow, then, a cloudy, damp start to the day for most of us. still quite mild. quite humid, especially in the south. a few clearer spells further north. but this rain across much of england and wales could be quite heavy and persistent. there is the chance of localised flooding, perhaps, for the midlands up towards parts of no

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