tiffany lives in herefordshire.n march last year, mid—lockdown, she took her five—week—old baby, noah, to hospital. he was vomiting and quite unwell. we were monitored overnight, he was taking his feed, but they did give him some calpol paracetamol. mother and baby were discharged from hospital the next morning. but five days later, noah died in the night. must have been about half past seven in the morning, rolled over and found him... ..quite stiff and laid there. i think i knew that he'd gone at that point. yeah, i just knew. then, when i touched his hand, it was cold. so, yeah. who's that? are you the white one? tiffany, her three—year—old son harvey and her 13—year—old brother max were all living with her mum, liz. a seahorse! because noah had died unexpectedly, two days later a social worker came to the house. she then returned with police to remove harvey and max. i was shouting, "you're not taking the kids." i and they were saying - i was making it much worse. what state were you in? very upset. i'd just...

this was the scene for a weather watcher earlier on in herefordshire. in perth and kinross with a lot of cloud in the sky. in fact, some of this cloud across parts of scotland has been producing some showery rain. we've also had some low cloud lapping onto some of these north sea coasts. the best of the sunshine has been found out towards the west, and as we go towards the end of the day, we will see some further showers across parts of scotland. maybe the odd one for parts of northern england into east anglia, the southeast. there will be some decent spells of sunshine. it will stay a bit murky for some eastern coasts and also for some coasts of south west england and west wales. temperatures around 7:00, between nine and 17 degrees for most of us. and then through this evening and tonight, we are likely to see more cloud filtering in from the east across parts of england and wales. could be some low cloud in places, some areas of cloud too. for northern ireland and western scotland, the odd splash of rain here. so into tomorrow, high pressure tries to

this was the scene for a weather watcher earlier on in herefordshire. in fact, some of this cloud across parts of scotland has been producing some showery rain. we've also had some low cloud lapping onto some of these north sea coasts. the best of the sunshine has been found out towards the west, and as we go towards the end of the day, we will see some further showers across parts of scotland. maybe the odd one for parts of northern england into east anglia, the southeast. there will be some decent spells of sunshine. it will stay a bit murky for some eastern coasts and also for some coasts of south west england and west wales. temperatures around 7:00 between 9 and i7 degrees for most of us. and then through this evening and tonight, we are likely to see more cloud filtering in from the east across parts of england and wales. could be some low cloud in places, some areas of cloud too. for northern ireland and western scotland, the odd splash of rain here. for most, it's a dry night, rather chilly for some eastern parts. so, into tomorrow, high pressur

this was the scene for a weather watcher earlier on in herefordshire.otland has been producing some showery rain. we've also had some low cloud lapping onto some of these north sea coasts. the best of the sunshine has been found out towards the west, and as we go towards the end of the day, we will see some further showers across parts of scotland. maybe the odd one for parts of northern england into east anglia, the southeast. there will be some decent spells of sunshine. it will stay a bit murky for some eastern coasts and also for some coasts of south west england and west wales. temperatures around 7:00, between nine and 17 degrees for most of us. and then through this evening and tonight, we are likely to see more cloud filtering in from the east across parts of england and wales. could be some low cloud in places, some areas of cloud too. for northern ireland and western scotland, the odd splash of rain here. for most, it's a dry night, rather chilly for some eastern parts. so into tomorrow, high pressure tries to hold firm. these frontal systems

planning for the platinum jubilee celebrations are well under way at this primary in herefordshire.ng energy bills has been given a cautious welcome by some charities and economists. business leaders say they need a similar lifeline — and industry analysts are already predicting that more support will be needed next year, as the cost of gas and electricity is likely to remain extremely high. andrew plant reports. under pressure to act, the government's support is a mix of universal payments and help targeted at the most vulnerable. we will send directly to around eight million of the lowest—income households a one—off cost—of—living payment of £650. the chancellor said they want to help those for whom the struggle is too hard, amid the cost—of—living crisis. under the new measures, all households in the uk will get £400 this october to help with energy bills. the poorest households will also get an additional payment of £650. there'll be a one—off disability cost—of—living payment of £150, and pensioners entitled to the winter fuel allowance will get £300. the government says, in to