as someone who grew up with in the lake district , it's house in the lake district, it's hard to relateis. about. no, i didn't choose this. i it. but it is i didn't choose it. but it is exactly about the same exactly about the exact same scenario. but he's just done what done cumbrian what he's done his cumbrian banter. he said, oh , it's banter. yeah. he said, oh, it's a it's called banter in a woman. it's called banter in the and doesn't the lakes. and she doesn't realise it's realise that. and she it's discrimination against my people. to have people. we're allowed to have that's mild for, for the lakes, you know. and she's, know, you know. and she's, you know, it's not how in like it's not how you see in like it's not how you see in like it's not how you see in like it's not like the postcards the lakes know, rough lakes is, you know, it's rough banter. yeah. and that's what he's love. and the he's done to his love. and the other thing she's exploiting is it's hard to get staff up it's very hard to get staff up there. exploiting it's very hard to get staff up thereand exploiting it'

so a really nippy start, but a sunny start there across the north east of england, lake district, sunshinedlands, east anglia. notice that the south coast brightens up a little bit through the morning and into the afternoon. but there's another area of rain heading towards the south. temperatures tomorrow, 13 in glasgow, maybe 14 in london, temperatures recovering because the weather is also coming in from the south. so a warmer direction. not that you're going to feel the benefits because sunday is looking overcast with outbreaks of rain, widespread rain across much of england. notice scotland and northern ireland your best bet for sunshine here. but eventually that rain will clear away into the north sea, leaving a legacy of cloud and dampness, i think anyway. so temperatures 13 in belfast typically into double figures with that weather coming in from the south. now on the temperatures, is it going to warm up? yes, it is. in fact, if we look at the temperature of the atmosphere. so the air mass here, the air�*s coming in from the south east and the east, slightly warmer air. so that mean

yes, they will be wintry across the tops of mountains in scotland, across the lake district and northe to be a rash feeding in with the strong north—westerly wind. so sunny spells and scattered sharp showers as we go through the remainder of the day. the wind, quite widespread gusts in excess of 40mph. maybe the lightest winds into the far north of scotland. but factor in the strength, the direction of the wind and those showers from time to time, it's going to feel disappointingly cool out there — nine to 12 degrees at the very best. as we move through the evening, a spell of more organized showers pushes its way down into the south—east, but the low will gradually ease off into the north sea, so clearer skies out to the west, still windy with a few scattered showers across east coasts. overnight lows generally of four to eight celsius. first thing tomorrow morning still could be cool and breezy on exposed north sea coasts, with some showers just clipping perhaps east yorkshire, lincolnshire down into east anglia. if that happens, it will stay disappointingly cold. fewer showers and

it was a chilly start to our thursday morning with temperatures as low as minus four in the lake districtt here first thing in the morning. but the weather story is changing. high pressure trying to squeeze in from the atlantic. toppling across the high is a weather front, bringing a lot of cloud and, yes, some outbreaks of rain, showery rain moving its way across scotland, some heavier bursts from time to time. it will push its way into northern england and north wales, perhaps just clinging on to some late afternoon sunshine across east anglia and south east england with highs here of 15 degrees. but the rain will sweep its way steadily south through the evening and overnight, a blanket of cloud and rain then preventing temperatures from falling too far here. but still some clearing skies, a brisk northwesterly wind and a few scattered showers. so a coolish night to come in scotland. some of the showers with elevation once again falling as snow. so into tomorrow, a blustery day. a northwesterly wind really dominates. once again, strongest gusts across the east of scotland, a scattering

it was cold and frosty this morning, can you believe it, this is the lake district where temperatures got down as low as minus four degrees. white spread cold out to the west under the clear skies. it's all coming to an end because we've got quite a lot of cloud and rain arriving as we speak so a bit of a north—south divide with the weather story this afternoon. you can see the cloud piling on across scotland bringing outbreaks of rain. somewhat erratically moving its way out of scotland into northern england and across north wales. clouding over a cross england and wales. we might continue to see some late afternoon sunshine across east anglia and the south—east and here temperatures could peak at 15 celsius but cooler and disappointing elsewhere. through this evening and overnight the rain will think its way steadily southwards. it's going to bring a blanket of cloud through the night as well. clear skies into scotland and northern england, with a brisk wind and a few scattered showers, so here, a chillier start but further south all completely different first thing tomorrow morning

it happened yesterday in the west lake district at skyline and >ryan>west line, a bomb robot >>was called to the scene, and investigators found a propane tank inside that, toyota says. they >ryan>believe that blast was an accident. bad news for bay area. drivers gas price hit above the $7. mark this is video. from a chevron gas station and menlo park. they're charging $7.09. just for regular gasoline >>that's leaving drivers with sticker shock. 563 and oakland 5. dollars and 54 cents per gallon and 5 cents cheaper. in san jose. at 5. the average >ryan>has been 40 cents per gallon. the >>biden administration is fine. new rules for power plants. in an effort to tackle climate change. a regular coal plants to produce their greenhouse gas pollution or >ryan>shut down. the changes >>will help reduce the release of toxic metals and mercury from coal plants. in february side of coal ash environmental groups >ryan>do applaud the new rules >>back to our 1st other weather right now, giving a live look outside. beautiful day. hun hey, maybe a little cold, but not too bad outside. >>>>let's check in

let's look at ano lake district, beautiful:on in the lake district, beautiful part of the world.y it costs £375,000 for a three bed end of terrace, your council tax £700 a year if you double that to whatever it is 3400. we've got the holiday let in padstow there, but it's going to be a lot less, i think the houday be a lot less, i think the holiday let for coniston was about between 500 and £1000 a week, so much less, but you're still going to cover your cost of increasing council tax with the revenue from your holiday let. so it's not going to make any difference to people saying, oh, i'm going to have to sell my second home because i can't afford double council tax. >> mean, if anything, it >> no, i mean, if anything, it might some who might induce some people who just a second home as just have a second home as a second home to at making second home to look at making that revenue option, right? to go airbnb or another one and go to airbnb or another one and be like, okay, if we let it out for of the year, for three weeks of the year, we'll we'll the we'll cover, we'll cover th

we could of the lake district.rain falling through the is going to be a the day, but it is going to be a warmer day so that cloud and rain is bringing with it milder air. that stays with us for thursday well. and on thursday as well. and on thursday as well. and on thursday chance of thursday there is the chance of seeing spells, seeing some brighter spells, particularly northern and particularly across northern and eastern areas of the country. across we're more across the south, we're more likely some drizzly rain likely to see some drizzly rain come go through the day . come and go through the day. friday once again looks like it should stay dry across southern areas with rain moving into areas with more rain moving into the temperatures the north and temperatures rising to the high teens. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello. good evening. it's me, jacob rees—mogg, on state of the nation. tonight, the european court of human rights has ruled that human rights can be vio

, smashing the 200 miles—per—hour barrier in front of crowds on the shores of ullswater in the lake district, and the search is on for somewhere to display them permanently. andy gill reports. that's the difference here, that people were allowed, which... just to come down on the shore. i mean, that must have been the whole village. at her home in southport on merseyside, gina campbell and andrew price look through photos of donald campbell and bluebird. they were taken at ullswater in cumbria in 1955, the place and year when donald campbell first broke the world water speed record. the photographer was andrew's dad, peter price, who died in 2020. it was very difficult for me to go through his archive, because i had worked with him for 30 years, and i started to go through things but it was, you know, tears rolling down my eyes, i was saying, "i didn't know you'd done this, dad, i didn't know you'd done that." but earlier this year andrew, who is also a photographer, did get to looking through his dad's archive. there they were in a little brown envelope with handwritten notes saying "donald

i truly started thursday morning, temperatures as low as —4 in the lake district.o squeeze in from the atlantic, topping across a height of the weather front bringing topping across a height of the weatherfront bringing a topping across a height of the weather front bringing a lot of cloud and outbreaks of rain. showery rain move on its way across scotland, heavier bass sometimes, it will push its way into northern england and north wales. perhaps clinging on in the late afternoon, height here of 15 degrees. the rainbow sweep its way south through the evening and overnight. a blanket of cloud and rain preventing temperatures from falling too far here but still some clearing skies, a brisk north—westerly wind and some scattered showers, a ghoulish night to come in scotland. some shoppers with elevation —— cool night to come in scotland. tomorrow, a blustery day, north—westerly wind dominates, thus across eastern scotland, scattering of showers but showers should be few and far between with the wind direction and strength of the wind direction and strength of the win

yes, they will be wintry across the tops of mountains in scotland, across the lake district and northong north—westerly wind. so sunny spells and scattered sharp showers as we go through the remainder of the day. the wind, quite widespread gusts in excess of 40mph. maybe the lightest winds into the far north of scotland. but factor in the strength, the direction of the wind and those showers from time to time, it's going to feel disappointingly cool out there — nine to 12 degrees at the very best. as we move through the evening, a spell of more organized showers pushes its way down into the south—east, but the low will gradually ease off into the north sea, so clearer skies out to the west, still windy with a few scattered showers across east coasts. overnight lows generally of four to eight celsius. first thing tomorrow morning still could be cool and breezy on exposed north sea coasts, with some showers just clipping perhaps east yorkshire, lincolnshire down into east anglia. if that happens, it will stay disappointingly cold. fewer showers and a little more sunshine further west an

in fact, temperatures got down to as low as —4 in the lake district. so, yes, there was some frost.ing across that high as well. into the weekend, but toppling across that high as weather fronts that's bringing some rain, showery outbreaks of rain as it moves its way across scotland. it's going to push its way into northern england and north wales this afternoon. a lot more in the way of cloud, but we cling onto some sunshine in the southeast corner and a degree or so warmer than yesterday with lighter winds here, 15 degrees. that cloud and rain sinks its way steadily south overnight. and then clear skies and a brisk northwesterly wind picks up. that's going to drive in a few scattered showers, some of them wintry with elevation in scotland. here, a chillier night to come, but across england and wales, we keep quite a lot of clouds. so temperatures holding up. so it's going to be a dull, drab, damp start to friday morning as that weak frontal system eases away. the cloud will gradually break up, brighter conditions into the afternoon, few scattered showers, but again, still quite a

lake district also has some time first thing.f rain heading towards the south. temperature is recovering because the weather is also coming in from the weather is also coming in from the south. so a warmer direction, not that you are going to particularly feel the benefit because on sunday, is looking overcast with outbreaks of rain, widespread rain across much of england. in scotland and northern ireland, your best bet for sunshine is here, but eventually, that rain will clear away into the north sea, leaving a legacy of cloud and dampness. temperatures typically into double figures with that weather coming in from the south. is it going to warm up? yes, it is. if we look at the atmosphere, the air mass here, the air is coming from the south—east, slightly warmer air, so that means temperatures will steadily climb. we are talking about the middle to high teens, so a gentle climb in the south, mid—teens in the north and the weather will remain a mixed bag. but i. this is bbc news, the headlines... the world's first personalised v

it was cold and frosty this morning, can you believe it, this is the lake district where temperatures

it will be wintry on the top of mountains in scotland, the lake district and north wales.oring the far north of scotland. factoring the strength, the direction of the wind and showers and it will feel disappointingly cool out there at nine to 12 degrees at the very best. moving to the evening, a spell of more organised showers pushes its way down into the south—east clearer skies out to the west, still windy with a few scattered showers across the east coast. overnight lows of a-8 c. the east coast. overnight lows of a—8 c. first thing tomorrow morning could be cool and breezy unexposed north sea coasts, with showers clipping east yorkshire, lincolnshire down into east anglia. if that happens it will stay disappointingly cold. fewer showers and a little more sunshine further west with slightly lighter winds it might feel more pleasant out there, but still the temperatures struggling at 9—13 . through the middle part of the week we have another front moving through but high pressure will start to building from the west and hopefully quiet down to weather story as we move to

. could see 60mm lake district. to be a warmer but it is going to be a warmer day, and is day, so that cloud and rain is bringing with it milder air. that for thursday that stays with us for thursday as . and on thursday there as well. and on thursday there is chance some is the chance of seeing some brighter spells, particularly across northern and eastern areas country . across the areas of the country. across the south, we're more likely to see some rain come and go some drizzly rain come and go through the day. friday once some drizzly rain come and go througlooks day. friday once some drizzly rain come and go througlooks like friday once some drizzly rain come and go througlooks like itriday once some drizzly rain come and go througlooks like it should|ce some drizzly rain come and go througlooks like it should stay again looks like it should stay dry across southern areas, with more rain moving into the north and temperatures rising the and temperatures rising to the high. teens >> a brighter outlook with boxt

mountain rescue volunteers are calling for extra signs to be added to some of the lake district's mosthe descent of scafell pike. it took 19 hours for volunteers to get ben longton and his two dogs to safety. mark mcalindon has the story. this was the moment that ben longton was finally lifted out of piers gill below the summit of scafell pike last month, a moment he didn't think would come. i thought i was dead, i didn't think anyone would call. so i thought, i'm just going to go sleep because it'll be less painful death than staying awake. in deep snow, ben had lost the path on his way down the fall, broke his femur and left him trapped in the notorious ravine alongside his two dogs. look at you. hello. i'm penny. ben came to meet the mountain rescue volunteers who'd spent 19 hours first identifying where he was and then working out how to get him out. it was extremely challenging from all angles. and we had an access problem where we needed technical ropes rescue to get down into the gill, logistical problems to get allthe gear up, with limited people. and then medically, quite a di

as well as parts the lake district, we parts of the lake district, we could see 60mm of rain fallinghe day, but it is going to a warmer day so that cloud to be a warmer day so that cloud and rain is bringing with it milder stays with us milder air. that stays with us for well. and on for thursday as well. and on thursday the chance of thursday there is the chance of seeing brighter spells, seeing some brighter spells, particularly across northern and eastern areas the country. eastern areas of the country. across south, we're more across the south, we're more likely to see some drizzly rain come go through the day. come and go through the day. friday once again looks like it should across southern should stay dry across southern areas, with more rain moving into the north and temperatures rising to the high. teens >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news. >> it's 10 pm. i'm patrick christys tonight. >> i'm disappointed to read that expectations have fallen and that the rwandans are now selling off some of those properties . properties. >> suell

going to be the most persistent, as well across parts of the lake well as across parts of the lake districtrain warning in force, but this rain warning in force, but this rain going bringing rain is going to be bringing with air. so it's with it much milder air. so it's going a warmer day going to be a warmer day tomorrow that warm will tomorrow and that warm feel will continue through the rest of the week, will turn a little week, and it will turn a little bit many areas. there bit drier for many areas. there will of cloud and rain will be a band of cloud and rain across the south coast from time to through but it to time through thursday, but it does look like it will turn that much drier with temperatures climbing to the high teens, possibly the low by friday. possibly the low 20s by friday. by >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news. >> a very good afternoon to you. it's 4 pm. and welcome to the martin daubney show on gb news. broadcasting live from the heart of westminster all across the uk . on today's show, there's heightened security for tonight'

enjoy the lake district i'll see the lake district and i'll see you at nine.r. maria and the team for. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on . gb news. on. gb news. >> good evening. welcome to your latest gb news weather from the met office. storm kathleen continues to bring some very windy conditions across the uk through saturday evening and into sunday. currently situated out towards the northwest of the uk , slowly pushing its way uk, slowly pushing its way northwards through this evening and start of sunday, and into the start of sunday, but continuing to bring some very winds, particularly very strong winds, particularly across western parts of the uk. still up in the still seeing gusts up in the sort of 50s or 60s overnight and particularly in northwest scotland, and plenty of heavy showers could lead to showers too. this could lead to some flooding, some localised flooding, particularly southwestern particularly across southwestern parts of the uk, turning a little drier and staying mild overnight. temperatures around the

we could of the lake district. see 60mm of rain falling through the but going to be a the day, but it is going to be a warmer day so that cloud and rain is bringing with it milder air. that stays with us for thursday as well. and on thursday as well. and on thursday is the chance of thursday there is the chance of seeing brighter spells, seeing some brighter spells, particularly and particularly across northern and eastern country. eastern areas of the country. across south, we're more across the south, we're more likely to see some drizzly rain come through the day. come and go through the day. friday once again looks like it should stay across southern should stay dry across southern areas, more rain moving should stay dry across southern areathe more rain moving should stay dry across southern areathe northyre rain moving should stay dry across southern areathe north and|in moving should stay dry across southern areathe north and temperatures into the north and temperatures rising to the teens rising to the high

hydroplane bluebird, smashing the 200—mph barrier in front of crowds on the shores of ullswater in the lake districtt her home in southport on merseyside, gina campbell and andrew price look through photos of donald campbell and bluebird. they were taken at ullswater in cumbria in 1955, the place and year when donald campbell first broke the world water speed record. the photographer was andrew's dad, peter price, who died in 2020. it was very difficult for me to go through his archive, because i had worked with him for 30 years, tears rolling down my eyes, i was saying, "i didn't know you'd done this, dad, i didn't know you'd done that." but earlier this year andrew, who is also a photographer, but earlier this year, andrew, who's also a photographer, did get to looking through his dad's archive. there they were in a little brown envelope with handwritten notes saying "donald campbell, bluebird early attempts, ullswater." and i thought, "wow, i didn't know you had these." once you start on one of these world record attempt, - you're past the point of no return. donald campbell set world water and l

lake district at the weekend? possibly it is more, more people be doing that. people should be doing that. obviously it's about time that families or knowing families have or or knowing whitehaven that whitehaven a little bit that they're poor they they're so they're so poor they can't deliveroo's. can't afford deliveroo's. >> that? >> how about that? >> how about that? >> people look very >> maybe people look very healthy point. healthy was my point. yeah. >> there that. but that >> but there is that. but that socioeconomic issue, poorer socioeconomic issue, the poorer you generally the bigger you you are generally the bigger you are anyway. that's clearly demonstrated statistics, are anyway. that's clearly den necessarily, statistics, are anyway. that's clearly den necessarily, know, tics, are anyway. that's clearly den necessarily, know, but not necessarily, you know, but you be very thin and you can also be very thin and very nutritionally, deprived as well , but i do very nutritionally, deprived as well, but

the rain is going to persisting , as to be the most persisting, as well as across parts of the lake districtorce, but this rain be bringing rain is going to be bringing with it milder air, so it's with it much milder air, so it's going a warmer going to be a warmer day tomorrow , and warm tomorrow, and that warm feel will through rest will continue through the rest of week , and it will turn of the week, and it will turn a little bit drier for many areas. there be a band of cloud there will be a band of cloud and the coast and rain across the south coast from to time through from time to time through thursday, but it does look like it turn much drier, it will turn that much drier, with temperatures to with temperatures climbing to the , possibly the low the high teens, possibly the low 20s by friday. by >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news. >> a very good afternoon to you . >> a very good afternoon to you. it's 3 pm. and welcome to the martin daubney show on gb news. broadcasting live from the heart of westminster, all across the uk. today, there's hei

. >> they say it might be in the lake district. >> really? get there? >> really?really? how did it get there? >> yeah i don't was that brought over of arimathea or something? >> it's something like that, yes, in your back garden. >> well, no, that would be garden. but it is one of those things that people, a lot of people it is the lake people think it is in the lake district, and there's still people away for it. people searching away for it. that'd be quite something. >> across that. >> yeah, yeah. there you go. okay. right. thank both very okay. right. thank you both very much we'll see you much indeed. we'll see you a little bit later on. >> let's get the weather now with alex. >> brighter with boxt >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar for sponsors weather on solar for sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello. very good morning to you . welcome to your latest gb you. welcome to your latest gb news weather update brought to you by the met office. there are some heavy rain in the south at first this morning, but that's clearing to leave quite clearing away to l

we've covered four robberies at colonial donuts in the lake shore district over the past year.police department tells us here at abc seven, an officer will review savannah's report and provide additional details soon. back to you, stephanie. >> amanda, thanks. if you're noticing higher prices at fast food chains, you aren't alone. according to market research firm data, central prices are up by about 10. the price hikes come about a month after california increased the minimum wage to $20 per hour. data central analyzed thousands of restaurants across 70 large chains, including chick fil a, starbucks, taco bell and chipotle, all of which are the restaurants that have increased prices. we're learning more about the impact of an early pandemic push to help people facing eviction. a new city analysis says. san francisco's rent relief program saved about 20,000 people from eviction. san francisco launched the emergency rental assistance program back in 2021. it used money from increased property taxes on homes worth $10 million or more to help low income renters. most of the funds

we've covered four robberies at colonial donuts in the lake shore district over the past year. oakland police department, they tell us here at abc seven, an officer will review savannah's report and provide additional details soon. back to you, stephanie. >> thanks, amanda. now to our efforts to build a better bay area. we've recently seen a breakthrough in how bay area shopping centers are reinventing themselves by catering to our taste buds. the concept is called eatertainment malls, such as the willow shopping center in concord have found success luring people with unique culinary experiences like lazy dog restaurants serving fusion comfort food and a local designed experience to represent a ski lodge, even. and then there's all the new eateries at westfield valley fair in the south bay, serving up korean barbecue and eataly, a food hall devoted all things italian. gotta love it, experts say these restaurants help lure foot traffic to other mall tenants and also boost overall business. >> and another abc7 building a better bay area breakthrough takes place on the deck of the

a similar incident occurred in the myadzelsky district on lake batorino.ttention of state inspectors was drawn to a wooden boat without license plates, hidden in the reeds. environmental workers installed camera trap, the very next day they received a message with a picture of a man in a fishing suit heading towards the boat. in total, more than rur 9,000 worth of damage was caused to the environment. both " according to preliminary information, it was established that on the eve of the tragedy the deceased had a verbal conflict with his partner due to jealousy, during which the woman, angry at the statements of her gentleman , grabbed a knife and inflicted at least five blows with the weapon in the chest area. the pensioner died from the injuries received on the scene of the incident. the villagers heard the neighbor's screams and... called their closest relatives. when my nephew came and saw the horrific picture, he immediately called an ambulance. the arriving medical team only confirmed the death of the elderly man. a large batch of counterfeit alcohol

a similar incident occurred in the district on lake batorino.inspectors was drawn to a wooden boat without license plates, hidden in the reeds. environmental workers installed a camera trap the very next day and they received a message with a photo of a man in a fishing suit heading towards the boat. total environment more than rub 9,000 worth of damage was caused. both defendants admitted their guilt and are actively cooperating with the investigation. the review of criminal and emergency incidents will continue to be published. conflict with a wife based on jealousy, as a result: five stabs in the chest, a 49-year-old woman has the status of a suspect, investigators are looking into the murder of a pensioner from the village of ravkovich, in the volozhensky district. on the evening of april 14, doctors reported to line 102 that the body of a sixty-seven-year-old local resident with multiple stab wounds. by appointment. the information established that on the eve of the tragedy, the deceased had a verbal conflict with his cohabitant due to jeal

if you have a look down in devon or in the lake districts, there's areas of the uk where, you know, peoplesidential dwellings anymore, and it builds frustration in the, in the local communities because, you know , communities because, you know, they change because because of they change because because of the influx of tourism . and it the influx of tourism. and it does places in the as does affect places in the uk as well as tenerife. and that's why i it's important to stress i think it's important to stress that this happens wherever tourism is eventually. if you're that this happens wherever tcpopular eventually. if you're that this happens wherever tc popular destination, if you're that this happens wherever tc popular destination, there 're that this happens wherever tc popular destination, there is a popular destination, there is a popular destination, there is a risk of overtourism , and that a risk of overtourism, and that happensin a risk of overtourism, and that happens in the uk as well. a risk of overtourism, and that happens in the uk as well . so happens in the uk as well. so

in the discussion of the district's prospects together with the local vertical and enterprise management representatives igor sergeenko. the region, which attracts with its lakes, does not shine in economic terms. compared to others , agriculture lags behind; the initiative of one district, one project requires more attention; the construction of a new dairy market needs to be accelerated. the speaker of the house of representatives emphasized that participation in the discussion of problematic issues of regional development is not accidental; the work of the deputy corps in the regions is among the main tasks for parliamentarians; this makes it possible not only to feel what the outback lives, but... to understand whether the legislator has done everything for its successful development. all issues related to the repair and restoration of objects of the zhirovichsky monastery are under strict control and must be completed by december. natalya kachanova told reporters about this. today, the chairman of the council of the republic of the national assembly visited the temple on the territory of the zherovichi monastery, got acquainted with the progress of repair

again could turn to and again these could turn to snow pennines , lake snow across the pennines, lake districtand, and with a brisk northwesterly breeze it will feeling chilly. will be feeling very chilly. highs the south not reaching highs in the south not reaching much above 12 or 13 degrees. tuesday does start a little bit dner tuesday does start a little bit drier for most of us. there will still be a few showers around across northern ireland, wales and northern scotland, and northern parts of scotland, but the sunshine but the best of the sunshine across northern of across central northern parts of england mainland england and much of mainland scotland as few showers scotland as well. a few showers around wednesday, but around still on wednesday, but there are hints of higher pressure returning later in the week bit week and something a little bit milder . milder on the way. >> looks like things are heating up boxt boilers as sponsors of weather on gb news. >> this is gb news on tv, online and on digital radio. coming up hello. good afternoon. it's 5:00. this is gb news on tv, onune 5:00

mountain rescue volunteers are calling for extra signage to be added to some of the lake district's most on his way down. the fall broke his femur and left him trapped in the notorious ravine alongside his two dogs. look at you. hello. i'm penny. ben came to meet the mountain rescue volunteers who'd spent 19 hours, first identifying where he was and then working out how to get him out. it was extremely challenging from all angles. we had an access problem where we needed technical ropes rescue to get down into the gill, logistical problems to get and then medically, quite a difficult challenge in rescuing, difficult winter conditions and in a gale with water flowing all around. in the last eight years, there have been four deaths and 40 rescues, some involving serious injuries. volunteers say it's too easy to take a wrong turn, as ben longton did. do you think having signage up there would have prevented some of the fatalities and serious injuries that you've seen on piers gill? yes, undoubtedly. i would be loath to see a lot of signage, but i think there are points where because specifi

lake merritt. the other is in sunnyvale's heritage district. leaders there celebrated the grand opening today, meridian is a 90 unit complex including seven townhomes and a four story multifamily building. 25% of the units are set aside for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. >> to hear the stories, to talk to the families, to hear how we're making a difference in people's lives is the best part. you know, it's like creating that space, creating, you know, a livable, livable home for people of all needs and ages. that's what every city should be doing. >> the site was approved for redevelopment with significant community support in april of 2020. >> in oakland, leaders broke ground today on that housing development near lake merritt. the site is at east 12th street and second avenue. there will be 91 units featuring a mix of studio one, two and even three bedroom apartments. 25% are designated as permanent supportive housing for unhoused people and their families. the project also includes transit improvements, streets and