jon lynn ending that report there from abi smitton.k at the weather with darren bett. hello there. we haven't got the persistent rain today, but there are still quite a few showers around for western areas and some developing inland and further east, as well, as the cloud has tended to increase. we've also got some chillier air today, so temperatures come the early evening probably sitting at six or seven degrees. it will get cold quite quickly. we still have some showers around, but most of those inland will fade away. we'll keep some going around these western coasts and some heavier showers come into the south—west of england. there could even be a bit of winteriness over dartmoor, as well. it will be a colder night more widely. we had a frost last night in scotland. it will be very cold in the north—east of scotland and temperatures close to freezing elsewhere, as well. some mist and fog patches in the midlands in particular in the morning. 0therwise, some sunshine around. as the cloud builds up, we'll see a scattering of showers d

jon lynn served with the royal electrical and mechanical engineers for 13 years.al health. when i came back, everything that i'd experienced, i kind of marked it up, and pushed it away to the back of my mind, in a box that said, "do not open." and that box just sat there for a period of time doing nothing. and then, all of a sudden, itjust kind of exploded out. it was a difficult time forjon and his family. his wife was so concerned she took him to their gp. one of the first questions his doctor asked him was simple... have you ever served in the military? come in. good to see you. hi, doctor. have a seat, please. thank you. hampton surgery in the west midlands was one of the very first to become veteran—friendly accredited. the accreditation means gp surgeries will log if a patient is a veteran and receive specialist training to help point veterans towards specialist support. we need to know someone is a veteran and we need to show an interest in the fact that they've served and just wonder if their condition could be as related as to their service. this programm

jon lynn ending that report there by abi smitton. telegraph is leading with the situation in ukraine and the lack of ammunition on the front line. in about half an hour's time, we'll be speaking to our reporter, john maguire, who's at a community centre in norfolk, with some of the families who came from ukraine almost two years ago. the guardian reports on the findings of a study into gp appointments. the paper says seeing the same doctors each time you visit could free up millions of appointments a year and improve patient health. "fake tears and tricks of the charity fundraisers" is the headline on the front of the times. the paper says the uk's fundraiser watchdog has launched an inquiry into door—to—door pressure selling techniques used by a children's charity, following a times investigation. and the daily mail is reporting that the victoria and albert museum has created a job for an official taylor swift expert. it says the museum is looking for someone with an encyclopaedic knowledge of the singer. if you think that is some o