kathy i live in herefordshire. she's finished. she's not she's not finished. she's not finished.liticians who are failed by politicians who are universally derided the media universally derided by the media and unable to stand up and they seem unable to stand up for civil servants who are not elected. real problem, elected. the real problem, she says, media says, lie with the media who have power in this country. >> newspapers have less power than they used to. >> i wanted to be a >> alas, i wanted to be a dictator, but i went into the wrong field and i live in herefordshire, so i'm not a london file. i hate london. >> but do you think there's because i actually think what she's saying is quite interesting. >> and also when you say about we're very united, i would argue actually, that i think she's wrong. >> i think she's wrong. i think brexit was a lot of some people got their knickers in a twist about brexit. but a lot of them were middle class. but were in the middle class. but i just don't it's right that just don't think it's right that our is more divided. say our country i

the north six or seven the north and minus six or seven degrees even down through shropshire and herefordshireth eastern coastal counties of both scotland england. scotland and england. and of course, we saw course, the other day we saw some on the in the some snow on the in the south—west in west country south—west in the west country and up onto salisbury plain, dartmoor, bodmin, i think the dartmoor, bodmin, i think in the next going to next few days, we're going to see bit of a change in see a bit of a change in complexion for things because things move in things are starting to move in rather more the so we rather more from the west. so we are see some rain. are going to see some rain. turning to snow, especially on the higher ground of southern britain. enough, in britain. strangely enough, in the to 7 hours. and we the next 6 to 7 hours. and we are going to see some significant i would significant snowfall, i would think, up on the moors say the pennines, of pennines, the higher ground of the surprising the midlands, it's surprising how ground can be how high the ground can be across mi