laura foster, bbc news, truro.t next year as part of a pilot programme. laura scott is outside a premier league shareholders meeting in central london. laura, what more can you tell us? will the fans be able to stand again? will the fans be able to stand auain? ., . will the fans be able to stand atain? ., ., , will the fans be able to stand auain? ., ., , , again? from later this season the fans will be _ again? from later this season the fans will be allowed _ again? from later this season the fans will be allowed to _ again? from later this season the fans will be allowed to stand i again? from later this season the fans will be allowed to stand at i fans will be allowed to stand at football grounds for the first time in 25 years. it has been banned in the premier league in the championship since 1994 but today the sports ground safety authority invited expressions of interest from premier league and champions league clubs to hold pilot schemes from january of licensed safe standing areas which is a significant

laura foster, bbc news, truro. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor.p of summer? there certainly is. it did feel autumnal - certainly is. it did feel autumnal this morning but as you can see behind me in hereford, it has the look of summer and will have the feel of summer today. it the beginning of a trend so far this september. it is the longest temperature series in the entire world, and it is currently three degrees above normal, and it puts us on target for potentially the warmest september on record. it will certainly be warmer there today and over the next few days. it is the autumn equinox today and for some, it probably does feel like autumn, particularly in scotland because here we have had some rain pushing on. the wind and rain will clear away from the likes of lewis, but it will be continuing to rain, heavy at times, brightening up in 0rkney and shetland but quite a breezy day. potentially some rain into northern ireland, other parts of dumfries and galloway may be as an outside push, may ayrshire is as far south as we will get as we head i

laura foster, bbc news, truro. you're watching bbc news.st you will notice that actually days are still around ten to 15 minutes longer than nights. that they will change friday into saturday when the nights will gradually take over with the equinox. but it does feel like autumn for some of you and that is mainly across parts of western scotland. today, some heavy persistent rain clearing away from the highlands and islands after that wet start. but rain in aberdeenshire, central scotland, argyll and bute to western parts of northern ireland by the end of the day. blustery conditions with it. whereas for much of england and wales, lighter winds, a bit of cloud in the west, lots of sunshine to eastern areas. and it is here where, farfrom autumn, it feels like late summer. temperatures, 22, 23 degrees. we should only be at around 17, 18 degrees as an absolute max. only in the mid teens across parts of scotland. now into tonight, the first batch of cloud and patchy rain will work its way southwards. many will stay dry, but frequent showers, so