jayne mccubbin, bbc news. lets catch up with the weather. louise has the forecast. —— many of us have seen lovely autumn sunshine in the last couple of days. it was beautiful for many of us today. temperatures responded eventually. in the south, highs of 20 celsius, always a little cooler along the east coast. through the night, with clear skies, temperatures are likely to fall away, the green descending across the country, meaning single figures for all of us, low single figures in sheltered rural spots of england and wales. the chilly start on wednesday morning, patchy mist and fog around. that weather front pushing across the top of the high will start to introduce showery rain into the western isles in far north of scotland. we keep the cloud generally through scotland, may be a little more into northern ireland. elsewhere, lengthy spells of sunshine and temperatures are as high as 19 or 20 celsius. it's almost a repeat performance as we move into thursday, but that weather front will ease away from the far north of scotland. dry, settled and sunny for all. the

has as jayne mccubbin has been finding out. the cabinet office was telling us on social media to get ready for brexit, emergency services across the land were firing out this... and this... warning people to get an emergency grab ready. —— emergency grab a bag ready have you got a grab bag, sir? no. have you got a grab bag? what's a grab bag? it's a bag you pick up? yes, but with emergency gear in. first—aid kit? yes. bottle of water? batteries, torch. a radio, preferably wound up stop ear radio? —— a video, preferably wind—up? -- a video, preferably wind-up? by a video? if something really bad happens you need to keep in touch with the outside world, find out what's going on. you need a whistle. a whistle? this is an emergency! come on! that's a good one. for those behind the campaign, these are common—sense essentials every household should altogether. —— every household should pull it together. they say this grab bag is everything to do with preparations to do with fire or flood and nothing to do with brexit. but to most onl

jayne mccubbin has been speaking with one mp. thank you, mr speaker. the attorney—general speaks of moral and constitutional courage. i have panic alarms. i have a fireproof letterbox. i have been threatened with rape. i have been told i should be exterminated, beheaded. six people have been cautioned for abuse that they have given me. one man has been sentenced to 18 weeks improvement. —— one man has been sentenced to 18 weeks imprisonment. i have been called a traitor and told that i should leave the country, yet i voted three times for the deal to leave. do words have consequences? this mp believes the increasing heat in parliament has led to increasing pressure on mps. this is the panic alarm she has been given which will bring armed police to her within minutes. and this is all linked with irresponsible, reckless behaviour and language. you cannot control... i don't think it's acceptable from remainders, i don't think it's acceptable from brexiteers, but it is certainly not acceptable from the prime minister. language was at the heart of this soci

now there are calls for this to become mandatory, as jayne mccubbin reports.ng. they ran 10ks together, but being together was never easy as lee stayed in a supported living care home with rules and a curfew. i could go on to the house and visit, but not to stay. you were never allowed to stay overnight? no. this photo was taken at a family wedding, the first and only night they spent together. this was taken two days later, the last ten kilometres they ran together. the next day, police rang joanne to say her fiance had died suddenly in his sleep. that he passed away. so the police knew to tell you as his fiancee that he passed away. he passed away. but as his fiancee, you were never allowed to stay with him. no. that must break your heart looking back at the time you missed. i know. so? it's wrong. because you're entitled to a relationship. but there are so many barriers to relationships for people with learning disabilities. this date night is all about trying to smash through them. he's my toyboy. i shouldn't have said that, but he's the best boyfriend i g

jayne mccubbin has been speaking with one mp. thank you, mr speaker. threatened with rape. i have been told i should be exterminated, beheaded. six people have been cautioned for abuse that they have given me. one man has been sentenced to 18 weeks improvement. —— one man has been sentenced to 18 weeks imprisonment. i have been called a traitor and told that i should leave the country, yet i voted three times for the deal to leave. do words have consequences? this mp believes the increasing heat in parliament has led to increasing pressure on mps. this is the panic alarm she has been given which will bring armed police to her within minutes.

jayne mccubbin has been speaking with one mp. thank you, mr speaker.panic alarms, i have a fireproof letterbox, i have been threatened with rape, i have been told i should be exterminated, beheaded. six people have been cautioned for abuse that they have given me, one man has been sentenced to 18 weeks imprisonment. i have been called a traitor, i have been told i should leave the country, yet i voted three times for the deal to leave. do words have consequences? this mp believes the increasing heat in parliament has led to increasing pressure on mp5. this is the panic alarm she has been given which will bring armed police to her within minutes. and this is all linked with irresponsible, reckless behaviour and language. i don't think it is acceptable from remainers, i don't think it is acceptable from brexiteers but it is certainly not acceptable from the prime minister. language was at the heart of this social media thread from the daughter of mp yvette cooper, which this week went viral. i read that tweet and i was so touched by because i have got a

now there are calls for this to become mandatory, as jayne mccubbin reports. i went around the house and visit, i wasn't allowed to stay. you were never allowed to stay overnight? no. this photo was taken at a family wedding, the first and only night they spent together. this was taken two days later, the last 10 k they ran together. the next day, please rang joanne to say her fiance had died suddenly in his sleep. so the police knew to tell you he passed away? he passed away. but as his fiancee, you were never allowed to stay with him. no. that must break your heart looking back at the time you missed. i know. it does. it's wrong. because you're entitled to a relationship. but there are so many barriers to relationships for people with learning disabilities. this date night is all about trying to smash through them. i shouldn't have said that, but he's the best boyfriend i got in the world. andrew and eileen have found what everyone here wants, love. joe is still looking. how is it going? amazing. i'm loving it. butjoe's search is more difficult now that his

given this weeks' events in westminster, they've been met with a humorous reaction online, as jayne mccubbind the sense of panic spreading from westminster, and just as the cabinet office was telling us on social media to get ready for brexit, emergency services across the land were firing out of this... and this... warning people to get an emergency grab ready. have you got a grab bag, sir? no. have you got a grab bag? what's a grab bag? it's a bag you pick up? yes, but with emergency gear in. first—aid kit? yes. bottle of water? batteries, torch. a radio, preferably wind—up. why a radio? if something really bad happens you need to keep in touch with the outside world, find out what's going on. you need a whistle. a whistle? this is an emergency! come on! that's a good one. for those behind the campaign, these are common—sense essentials every household should altogether. they say this grab bag is everything to do with preparations to do with fire or flood and nothing to do with brexit. but to most onlookers, there was more going on. this was either sinister or silly. and it went viral for

jayne mccubbin is out in the glorious derbyshire countryside with the author of a new report.e magnificent sunrise we have had this morning. it has been golden and peach and yellow. and now it is just great. never mind. we are at munsell head in the peak district. let me give you a tiny slice of history to get into this. just over the horizon isa get into this. just over the horizon is a place called ken—do scout, back in 1930 it was the scene of a mass trespass, the workers got on their feet and said it was wrong that the landed gentry had a monopoly of these beautiful areas and they were marching for the right to roam. fast forward 70 yea rs marching for the right to roam. fast forward 70 years and we have the act in place setting up all of these national parks, saying that we do have a right to roam. that was a gift to the servicemen and women coming back from the war. but not enough people have taken up that road to rome. this is the problem we are discussing this morning. julian glover, thank you for meeting us. you are the report author trying to get on top of this probl

jayne mccubbin has been speaking with one mp, urging others to think about their words.onal courage. i have panic alarms. i have fireproof letterbox. i have been threatened with rape. i have been told i should be exterminated. beheaded. six people have been cautioned for abuse that they have given me. one man has been sentenced to 18 weeks improvement. i have been called a traitor and told that i should leave the country yet i voted three times for the deal to leave. . two words have consequences? this mp believes the increasing heat in parliament has led to increasing pressure on mp5. this is the panic alarm she has been given which will bring armed police to her within minutes. and this is all linked with irresponsible, reckless behaviour and language. you cannot control... i do not think it is acceptable for remainders or do not think it is acceptable for brexiteers but it is certainly not a cce pta ble brexiteers but it is certainly not acceptable from the prime minister. language was at the heart of this social media threat from the daughter of mp yvette cooper whic

jayne mccubbin is out in the glorious derbyshire countryside with the author of a new report.er. you mentioned the word accessible, come and meet yvonne, she is from sheffield and it is herjob to bring people here who would not ordinarily come here to enjoy the countryside. tell me about your taxi driver this morning? this morning a taxi driver said to me this place is for rich people and i would be scared to come here. and your taxi driver was asian heritage and just thought this place is not for me? he is from the same district as me in sheffield and just thought it is not somewhere for me. i said just call on me, you can always find a group to come with. and another chap from the caribbean, what happened? my lovely friend everton and his wife came on a walk with me and his wife came on a walk with me and he kept asking, how many miles! and then he got out his camera and he was hooked and we could not get him to move! he is coming to do a walk with me again in september 29 to take photographs. in this report is about trying to get more people especially those who think it is

jayne mccubbin, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather.nshine and showers over the last few days. i want to show you this wonderful photo from our weather watcher yesterday for stop look at that rainbow in weymouth! plenty more rainbows to come today because low pressure is driving our weather and that is bringing quite a few showers. some sunshine perhaps a bit more limited through today. the merging to give longer spells of rain. you can see from the satellite imagery, the cloud associated with that. if i drift towards the west, it is this cloud here that is a developing area of low pressure and that will move its way in through saturday night into sunday. for the rest of today, heavy showers and longer spells of rain moving west to east, some strong and gusty winds across southern areas. there will be some sunshine eventually in the west midlands, wales, northern ireland and the west of scotland this afternoon. maximum temperature is getting to about 1a—17 or 18 celsius. as we get into the weekend, we will see low pressure still dominat

jayne mccubbin, bbc news. we will talk about that in more detail on bbc breakfast.e now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. ican i can remember the numberfor going live. can you remember that? good morning from bbc london, i'm geeta pendse. around 80 firefighters have been tackling a fire at a block of flats in east london. crews were called to the block in claptonjust before 11pm last night. the fire is now under control. 15 residents were evacuated and one woman was rescued but no—one was injured. an investigation into the cause is 110w an investigation into the cause is now under way. there's been a huge reduction in the number of older vehicles being driven into central london since the introduction of the ulez. that's the zone in which drivers of more polluting vehicles have to pay to enter. a report by transport for london looking at the four months after it was introduced in april, found a drop of around 12,000 non—compliant vehicles. big the musical gets its west end premiere tonight, and one young fan has had a behind the scenes look at how i

this programme has heard calls for this to become mandatory, as brea kfast‘s jayne mccubbin reports.is sleep. so the police needed to tell you he passed away. he passed away. but as his fiancee, you were never allowed to stay with him. no. that must break your heart looking back at the time you missed. i know. so? it's wrong. because you're entitled to a relationship. but there are so many barriers to relationships for people with learning disabilities. this date night is all about trying to smash through them. he's my towbar. i shouldn't have said that, but he's the best boyfriend i got in the world. andrew and eileen have found what everyone here wants, love. joe is still looking. how is it going? amazing. i'm loving it. butjoe's search is more difficult now that his support hours have been cut. you use to get 2a, but now only seven. only seven hours a week? oh, my goodness. that is a big drop. i do miss all my friends. because you can't see them? that is right. emma says she would love to find her prince, but she has been heard before. some people are... it's difficult to find som

jayne mccubbin, bbc news. the moment, we are all experiencing. touches so many aspects of life. we will try to get through them. we will be talking to the health sector later, stockpiling and medicines. it is now 27 minutes past six. it is like sitting next to the talking clock. more headlines in a moment. first the news, travel, and weather... see a second. good morning from bbc london. police investigating a drone attack at gatwick airport say they are no closer to finding the people responsible. flights were suspended for 30 hours after the drone sightings in december, causing chaos for 140,000 passengers. sussex police ruled out 96 people of interest, and say — without new information — there are "no further realistic lines of inquiry at this time". it's believed more than a third of the metropolitan police force do not have the correct vetting, according to a police watchdog. the report from the inspectorate of constabulary includes officers as well as non—front line staff and contractors and says all for

jayne mccubbin, bbc news. the reason at one with ben is next.ely to clear away before the more we send from the west, pushing into northern ireland, scotland, parts of northern england and wales. it stays breezy across the south, temperatures generally 9 to 13 celsius. some rural spot in an office cotton could get colder than that. for saturday, there is a little area of high pressure trying to build its way in. that will suppress the shower activity to some extent. showers tending to fade away through saturday, and we will see some spells of sunshine. temperatures at 13 to 19 celsius. that is another area of unsettled weather, low pressure, pushing in from the south—west. very heavy, spreading rain to parts of england and wales. strong winds also, 40 to 50 mph, may be a little stronger than that in places, there could be enough to cause some problems. the lubricious wintry on a sunday, particularly in parts of wales and northern england. scotland and northern ireland not saying as much wet weather, there will be some showers but some sunshine a

now there are calls for this to become mandatory, as jayne mccubbin reports. must break your heart looking back at the time you missed. i know. so? it‘s wrong. because you‘re entitled to a relationship. but there are so many barriers to relationships for people with learning disabilities. this date night is all about trying to smash through them. he's my toyboy. i shouldn't have said that, but he's the best boyfriend i got in the world. andrew and eileen have found what everyone here wants, love. joe is still looking. how is it going? amazing. i‘m loving it. butjoe‘s search is more difficult now that his support hours have been cut. i used to get 24, but now only seven. only seven hours a week? oh, my goodness. that is a big drop. i do miss all my friends. because you can‘t see them? that is right. emma says she would love to find her prince, but she has been hurt before. some people let me down. it‘s difficult to find someone to trust. yeah. many are risk averse because the risks can be great. it is a tricky situation, yeah. you‘ve had training? yeah! the lau

given this week's events in westminster, they've been met with a humorous reaction online, as jayne mccubbin this... warning people to getan this... and this... warning people to get an emergency grab ready. have you got a grab bag, sir? no. have you got a grab bag, sir? no. have you got a grab bag, sir? no. have you got a grab bag? what's a grab bag? it's a bag you pick up? yes, but with emergency gear in. first—aid kit? but with emergency gear in. first-aid kit? yes. bottle of water? batteries, torch. a radio, prefera bly batteries, torch. a radio, preferably wound up stop ear radio? if something really bad happens you need to keep in touch with the outside world, find out what's going on. you need a whistle. a whistle? this is an emergency stop become on! that's a good one. for those behind the campaign, these are commonsense essentials every household should altogether. they say this grab bag is everything to do with preparations to do with fire or flood and nothing to do with brexit. but to most onlookers, there was more going on. this was either sinister or silly. and it went viral for

jayne mccubbin seems to be 100% behind an election, but then other members of the party were on newsnightbeen here so much, we have talked about crucial weeks... we are running out of hyperbole, but this is as big as it gets. there is the political drama which is compelling, we don't know how it will play out, but what is at sta ke, how it will play out, but what is at stake, whichever way brexit goes, it represents the biggest change to britain's relationship to the world in peace time. this clash between the government and parliament we have seen playing out for months and months is now reaching its conclusion. it is interesting today that boris johnson conclusion. it is interesting today that borisjohnson has been un number ten for about six or seven weeks, he has had the political pitch to himself, parliament has beenin pitch to himself, parliament has been in recess, the atmospherics changed dramatically today because mps are back and the combat begins in earnest. we are getting a real sense of that this morning. thank you. and a real sense of division in the party in power. and in t

we have managed to squeeze the red sofa into their latest build, and jayne mccubbin is there. want to talk about why we are here in saint silas church in blackburn. each of these units in front of us are going to be turned into little mezzanine rooms, home from home, for young people who have found themselves without a home. it is the children in need big build project. let me bring in the reverend. good morning. hamish, the producer on diy sos, just described you as a hero to me. no, it is a tea m you as a hero to me. no, it is a team effort. may be so, but tell me how it started. it was very simple. we wanted this building to be a blessing on our community, and the one thing we kept coming back to was whenjesus said one thing we kept coming back to was when jesus said if you one thing we kept coming back to was whenjesus said if you have one thing we kept coming back to was when jesus said if you have two cloa ks, when jesus said if you have two cloaks, pass one over to someone that hasn't got one. and that is essentially what we have done. we have ta ken essentially what we