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that's a good, good hereford. >> that's a hereford cow.u can see, there's a really, really gorgeous creature there, but it's such a well kept farm. it's got beautiful lovely got beautiful land, lovely location. important to location. and, it's important to understand what the farmers do because they provide the food that we all enjoy. and we couldn't do anything without farmers . so we've got to look farmers. so we've got to look after them. not just neil, but everyone there. not just everyone out there. not just jeremy either. it's jeremy clarkson either. it's hard it's a great hard work and it's a great vocation, thanks to my top pundits, back tomorrow at pundits, i am back tomorrow at nine. headliners is . next nine. headliners is. next >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers, sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello there. welcome to your latest gb news weather from the met office as we move into sunday. it remains cloudy and damp across many areas and we keep that keen easterly breeze too. and that's thanks to this area of low p

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. >> the permanent secretary from the department of education visited hereford recently, and so he willative council are trying to mend the damage done by the previous green and independent authority to far too many young people and their families as a father. does he agree with me that progress is still far too slow and so will he. meet me and discuss what more we can do. >> well, like my hon. friend, i am concerned to hear that children in herefordshire are not receiving the level of service that they should expect, and i that ministers have and i know that ministers have revisited the commissioner's latest report, and whilst some improvements have been made, i agree with him. it's also very clear that pace of change is clear that the pace of change is not what it should be. hon. not what it should be. my hon. friend right to friend has been right to campaign tirelessly this. campaign tirelessly on this. i assure ministers continue assure him. ministers continue to hold the local authority for account, of course i will be account, but of course i will be happy to meet with him to disc

that's another scene in hereford at the moment.lth, the midlands but was eastern england, cloudy with patchy rain and heavy at times the pennines. perhaps north east england drying out a little bit this afternoon. some into northern ireland into central and southern scotland, northwest scotland faring best with some sunny spells. temperatures generally about 7—10 or 11 degrees but in the northeast of scotland, only five or six. through tonight, we will continue with his reign which will turn a bit patchier as it moves further northwards. —— rain. we will keep some rain in the northwest but frost—free with all the cloud about, temperatures 4—7 . during monday, we need to keep an eye on the area of rain in the southeast but it should generally stay away out into the english channel. for many, cloudy on monday. there will be some spots of rain from drizzle towards eastern areas of the uk, more persistent in the west of scotland. again, pretty cloudy for many with one or two breaks in the cloud trying to develop with maximums about 7—1