the leader of north lincolnshire. increase in confirmed coronavirus cases. travellers returning to the uk from those countries will need to self—isolate for 1a days from sunday. no new countries have been added to the list of travel corridors this week. pizza express has announced its cutting around 1,300 jobs across its uk restaurants after a fall in the number of customers in light of tightened covid restrictions. the company said that the roles will be cut from its 370 uk restaurants through both compulsory and voluntary redundancies. a decision which it says it will help the company manage the challenges of this winter and beyond as it expects lower than usual footfall. the decision follows last august's announcement that around 1,100 jobs were at risk. president macron has said "france is under attack" after a man killed three people in a church in the southern city of nice. mr macron announced that he would be stepping up the deployment of soldiers to protect key french sites, such as places of worship and schoo

means temperatures not going to lift much — parts of yorkshire through towards the midlands and lincolnshireaberdeenshire. through monday night, the rain could linger across east anglia and the south—east, and it returns across parts of northern scotland with some heavy showers through northern ireland, wales and the south—west. with the clearest conditions in south—west and north—west england, here, a touch of frost into tuesday morning, but i think all of us see a bit of cloud around and some rain around at times on tuesday. our weather front, well, pressure deepens in around it. so that low pressure spinning around, buckling our weather front back southwards across scotland during the morning — brighter conditions in the afternoon. we will see some brighter weather on tuesday across the heart of england and wales, but outbreaks of rain across many northern—eastern areas, heavy showers towards the south—west as well. the breeze will be picking up, but it won't feel quite as chilly, i suspect, for the south—west midlands down towards the south—west. then, as we go through into wednesday, st

at least this weather watcher in lincolnshire was treated to a view of some crepuscular rays coming through, just finding a few holes in that cloud to shine through. this weather pattern we know is very quiet the moment and will be again tomorrow, but a word of caution, low pressure is gathering to the west. our weather pattern will be very different in the week ahead. overnight, still plenty of cloud, and from it in scotland, northern england and northern ireland, some patchy light rain and drizzle, low cloud around, some hill fog around, too. the far north of scotland and for the southern half of england and for wales, there will be a few breaks in the cloud allowing temperatures to fall a little bit lower than this in the countryside. but most of us around 4—8 degrees as we start the day tomorrow. and across much of scotland, northern and eastern england and northern ireland, a damp, drizzly start to the day. northern ireland brightening up a bit into the afternoon. northern scotland seeing a few sunny spells, but some rain heading into the northern isles and and for the southern half of

at least this weather watcher in lincolnshire was treated to a view of some crepuscular rays coming throughst finding a few holes in that cloud to shine through. this weather pattern we know is very quiet at the moment and will be again tomorrow, but a word of caution, low pressure is gathering to the west. 0ur weather pattern will be very different in the week ahead. 0vernight, still plenty of cloud, and from it in scotland, northern england and northern ireland, some patchy light rain and drizzle, low cloud around, some hill fog around, too. the far north of scotland and for the southern half of england and for wales, there will be a few breaks in the cloud, allowing temperatures to fall a little bit lower than this in the countryside. but most of us around 4—8 degrees as we start the day tomorrow. and across much of scotland, northern and eastern england and northern ireland, a damp, drizzly start to the day. northern ireland brightening up a bit into the afternoon. northern scotland seeing a few sunny spells, but some rain heading into the northern isles and for the southern half of eng

means temperatures not going to lift much — parts of yorkshire through towards the midlands and lincolnshire across parts of northern scotland with some heavy showers through northern ireland, wales and the south—west. with the clearest conditions in south—west and north—west england, here, a touch of frost into tuesday morning, but i think all of us see a bit of cloud around and some rain around at times on tuesday. 0ur weather front, well, pressure deepens in around it. so that low pressure spinning around, buckling our weather front back southwards across scotland during the morning — brighter conditions in the afternoon. we will see some brighter weather on tuesday across the heart of england and wales, but outbreaks of rain across many northern—eastern areas, heavy showers towards the south—west as well. the breeze will be picking up, but it won't feel quite as chilly, i suspect, for the south—west midlands down towards the south—west. then, as we go through into wednesday, still some cloud and showers around, particularly for england and wales. a stiff north—easterly breeze for all, be

it will take it's time to clear lincolnshire and norfolk.ireland later with strengthening winds and he is the band are fragmenting rain across scotland. temperatures today, 8—17 so for many of us still mild for this time of year but not as mild as yesterday when the temperature reached 19 at kew gardens. this evening and overnight, you can see how this band of rain eventually moves away, some showers left in its wa ke moves away, some showers left in its wake with rain left in parts of scotla nd wake with rain left in parts of scotland rotating around the area of low pressure and a lot of cloud, perhaps clearer skies in the south with a night, temperatures falling to between 7—11. on thursday, we still have the remnants of the low pressure producing rain across scotla nd pressure producing rain across scotland but look at the isobars whitening, a ridge of high pressure builds in, which doesn't mean wall—to—wall blue skies. this rain in scotland eases through the afternoon, the wind won't be as strong. still a bit of cloud producing the odd s

at least this weather watcher in lincolnshire was treated to a view of some crepuscular rays coming throughky, just finding a few holes in that cloud to shine through. this weather pattern we know is very quiet at the moment and will be again tomorrow, but a word of caution, low pressure is gathering to the west. 0ur weather pattern will be very different in the week ahead. 0vernight, still plenty of cloud, and from it in scotland, northern england and northern ireland, some patchy light rain and drizzle, low cloud around, some hill fog around, too. the far north of scotland and for the southern half of england and for wales, there will be a few breaks in the cloud, allowing temperatures to fall a little bit lower than this in the countryside. but most of us around 4—8 degrees as we start the day tomorrow. and across much of scotland, northern and eastern england and northern ireland, a damp, drizzly start to the day. northern ireland brightening up a bit into the afternoon. northern scotland seeing a few sunny spells, but some rain heading into the northern isles and for the southern half

means temperatures not going to lift much — parts of yorkshire through towards the midlands and lincolnshireo in aberdeenshire. through monday night, the rain could linger across east anglia and the southeast, and it returns across parts of northern scotland with some heavy showers through northern ireland, wales and the southwest. with the clearest conditions and southwest, and northwest england, here, a touch of frost into tuesday morning, but i think all of us see a bit of cloud around and some rain around at times on tuesday. our weather front, well, pressure deepens in around it. so that low pressure spinning around, buckling our weather front back southwards across scotland during the morning — brighter conditions in the afternoon. we will see some brighter weather on tuesday across the heart of england and wales, but outbreaks of rain across many northern—eastern areas, heavy showers towards the southwest as well. the breeze will be picking up, but it won't feel quite as chilly, i suspect, for the southwest midlands down towards the southwest. then, as we go through into wednesday, st

means temperatures not going to lift much — parts of yorkshire through towards the midlands and lincolnshireer across east anglia and the southeast, and it returns across parts of northern scotland with some heavy showers through northern ireland, wales and the southwest. with the clearest conditions in southwest and northwest england, here, a touch of frost into tuesday morning, but i think all of us see a bit of cloud around and some rain around at times on tuesday. 0ur weather front, well, pressure deepens in around it. so that low pressure spinning around, buckling our weather front back southwards across scotland during the morning — brighter conditions in the afternoon. we will see some brighter weather on tuesday across the heart of england and wales, but outbreaks of rain across many northern—eastern areas, heavy showers towards the southwest as well. the breeze will be picking up, but it won't feel quite as chilly, i suspect, for the southwest midlands down towards the southwest. then, as we go through into wednesday, still some cloud and showers around, particularly for england and

they'll run their way through lincolnshire through the midlands towards parts of wales and some showers the odd one possibly in northern ireland too. but more sunshine for south—west england and more sunshine for northern england. and the best of the sunshine in scotland, i think, will be across the western side of the country. for many parts of scotland, it looks cloudy. it's going to be a cool day as it was yesterday. that cloud continues to push down across scotland into northern england. one or two showers continuing into the night, may be a few more showers arriving in the far south—west of england as well but probably not quite as cold early on saturday morning compared with friday morning. those temperatures under the cloud at around 6—7 celsius. the weekend looks quiet, little or no wind. the winds very light, we have a lot of cloud around, many places will be dry and still quite cool. got a few showers towards the south coast of england, the south west. the odd one from the cloud across england and wales and a bit of drizzle coming in across northern and eastern scotland perhap

we start with a few showers to the east, they will run their way through lincolnshire, through the midlandssibly in northern ireland, too. but more sunshine for northern england, the rest of the sunshine in the north will be on the west side of the country for many parts of scotland. it looks cloudy, it will be a cool day, as it was yesterday. that cloud continues to push down across scotland into northern england, one or two showers continuing into the night, maybe a few more showers arriving in the far south—west of england as well. but probably not quite as cold early on saturday morning compared with friday morning, those temperatures under the cloud at around six or seven degrees. the weekend looks quiet, little or no wind — winds very light, lots of cloud around, many places will be dry. it is still quite cool. a few showers towards the south coast of england, the odd one for england and wales, a bit of drizzle coming in across northern and eastern scotland, perhaps into the north—east of england, that will make it feel quite cold, but is struggling to make double figures in northern

at least this weather watcher in lincolnshire was treated to a view of some crepuscular rays coming throughher pattern we know is very quiet at the moment and will be again tomorrow, but a word of caution, low pressure is gathering to the west. 0ur weather pattern will be very different in the week ahead. 0vernight, still plenty of cloud, and from it in scotland, northern england and northern ireland, some patchy light rain and drizzle, low cloud around, some hill fog around, too. the far north of scotland and for the southern half of england and for wales, there will be a few breaks in the cloud allowing temperatures to fall a little bit lower than this in the countryside. but most of us around 4—8 degrees as we start the day tomorrow. and across much of scotland, northern and eastern england and northern ireland, a damp, drizzly start to the day. northern ireland brightening up a bit into the afternoon. northern scotland seeing a few sunny spells, but some rain heading into the northern isles and for the southern half of england and into wales, overall brighter than today, a greater chanc

they'll run their way through lincolnshire through the midlands towards parts of wales and some showersireland too. but more sunshine for south—west england and more sunshine for northern england. and the best of the sunshine in scotland, i think, will be across the western side of the country. for many parts of scotland, it looks cloudy. it's going to be a cool day as it was yesterday. that cloud continues to push down across scotland into northern england. one or two showers continuing into the night, may be a few more showers arriving in the far south—west of england as well but probably not quite as cold early on saturday morning compared with friday morning. those temperatures under the cloud at around 6—7 celsius. the weekend looks quiet, little or no wind. the winds very light, we have a lot of cloud around, many places will be dry and still quite cool. got a few showers towards the south coast of england, the south west. the odd one from the cloud across england and wales and a bit of drizzle coming in across northern and eastern scotland perhaps into the north—east of england.

we start with a few showers to the east, they will run their way through lincolnshire, through the midlandsine for northern england, the rest of the sunshine in the north will be on the west side of the country for many parts of scotland. it looks cloudy, it will be a cool day, as it was yesterday. that cloud continues to push down across scotland into northern england, one or two showers continuing into the night, maybe a few more showers arriving in the far south—west of england as well. but probably not quite as cold early on saturday morning compared with friday morning, those temperatures under the cloud at around six or seven degrees. the weekend looks quiet, little or no wind — winds very light, lots of cloud around, many places will be dry. it is still quite cool. a few showers towards the south coast of england, the odd one for england and wales, a bit of drizzle coming in across northern and eastern scotland, perhaps into the north—east of england, that will make it feel quite cold, but is struggling to make double figures in northern scotland. 12 or 13 is going to be a typicalfig

particularly so across lincolnshire and east anglia. wales. so still showers across northern ireland and northern and western scotland. in between, something brighter. temperature —wise, nine in the north to 15 the south. into the weekend, a ridge of high pressure building across us. the wind subtly changes to the northerly tomorrow, a cool direction for us. although the weather will settle down, because of the wind, we will see some showers across northern scotland and eastern areas. temporary —— temperatures, 11 to 12, it is coming down and high pressure will be left with us into the early part of next week. a break from all of this rain after later today, tonight and tomorrow. you know me, i always look for the upside. the upside at the moment is the autumn colours, beautiful. yes, absolutely beautiful. all the red, orange, yellow, just gorgeous. my question, carol, slightly less important, iam question, carol, slightly less important, i am so perturbed that louise didn't know about the goonies. carol, do you know about the travel sh

means temperatures not going to lift much — parts of yorkshire through towards the midlands and lincolnshireay night, the rain could linger across east anglia and the southeast, and it returns across parts of northern scotland with some heavy showers through northern ireland, wales and the southwest. with the clearest conditions in southwest and northwest england, here, a touch of frost into tuesday morning, but i think all of us see a bit of cloud around and some rain around at times on tuesday. our weather front, well, pressure deepens in around it. so that low pressure spinning around, buckling our weather front back southwards across scotland during the morning — brighter conditions in the afternoon. we will see some brighter weather on tuesday across the heart of england and wales, but outbreaks of rain across many northern—eastern areas, heavy showers towards the southwest as well. the breeze will be picking up, but it won't feel quite as chilly, i suspect, for the southwest midlands down towards the southwest. then, as we go through into wednesday, still some cloud and showers around,

i'm drew simmons dolby in lincolnshire or the current virus pandemic is being given as one of the reasonsnvironmental success story for a change in the galapagos islands record numbers of comrades have been reported on the island group in the pacific as well as a wreck or rise in the numbers of native penguins now scientists are saying that a reduction in terrorism during the pandemic is one of the reasons for this as well as the line nina climate event around 200000 tourists visit the collapse i guess islands in a normal year which has led to concerns of the impact on its unique ecosystem. well as much more every day we're covering right here analysis that takes you behind the headlines also you'll find access to live streaming as well al jazeera dot com. a quick recap of the main stories now spain is considering a new national state of emergency as europe's corona virus outbreak gets worse germany of the czech republic of also both hit new records of around 15000 daily cases each and then in poland the president has become the latest world leader that test positive andre do to apologize

on both sides of the humber, including parts of lincolnshire, the alert level has been raised.ross europe tighten their restrictions, or impose nationwide lockdowns in some cases, and with the prospect of further measures in the four nations of the united kingdom, our science corrrespondent rebecca morelle has been looking at how effective both national and regional lockdowns can be at tackling the pandemic. preparing for the worst. a hospital in germany getting ready for the virus that is spreading out of control. all across europe, countries are facing national lockdowns. it is the most extreme action we can take for covid. should we be doing this in the uk also? this was the picture back in march. covid cases were increasing incredibly rapidly, then the national lockdowns was introduced on the numbers are slowly came down. the lockdown worked but a big cost to the economy and other parts of the health service. now, there is a regional approach, which is making a difference in some areas. derry city and stra bane difference in some areas. derry city and strabane in northern i

they'll run their way through lincolnshire through the midlands towards parts of wales and some showersy in northern ireland too. but more sunshine for south—west england and more sunshine for northern england. and the best of the sunshine in scotland, i think, will be across the western side of the country. for many parts of scotland, it looks cloudy. it's going to be a cool day as it was yesterday. that cloud continues to push down across scotland into northern england. one or two showers continuing into the night, may be a few more showers arriving in the far south—west of england as well but probably not quite as cold early on saturday morning compared with friday morning. those temperatures under the cloud at around 6—7 celsius. the weekend looks quiet, little or no wind. the winds very light, we have a lot of cloud around, many places will be dry and still quite cool. got a few showers towards the south coast of england, the south west. the odd one from the cloud across england and wales and a bit of drizzle coming in across northern and eastern scotland perhaps into the north—eas

they'll run their way through lincolnshire through the midlands towards parts of wales and some showers, the odd one possibly in northern ireland too. but more sunshine for south—west england and more sunshine for northern england. and the best of the sunshine in scotland, i think, will be across the western side of the country. for many parts of scotland, it looks cloudy. it's going to be a cool day as it was yesterday. that cloud continues to push down across scotland into northern england. one or two showers continuing into the night, may be a few more showers arriving in the far south—west of england as well but probably not quite as cold early on saturday morning compared with friday morning. those temperatures under the cloud at around 6—7 celsius. the weekend looks quiet, little or no wind. the winds very light, we have a lot of cloud around, many places will be dry and still quite cool. got a few showers towards the south coast of england, the south west. the odd one from the cloud across england and wales and a bit of drizzle coming in across northern and eastern scotland perha

they'll run their way through lincolnshire through the midlands towards parts of wales and some showerso. but more sunshine for south—west england and more sunshine for northern england. and the best of the sunshine in scotland, i think, will be across the western side of the country. for many parts of scotland, it looks cloudy. it's going to be a cool day as it was yesterday. that cloud continues to push down across scotland into northern england. one or two showers continuing into the night, may be a few more showers arriving in the far south—west of england as well but probably not quite as cold early on saturday morning compared with friday morning. those temperatures under the cloud at around 6—7 celsius. the weekend looks quiet, little or no wind. the winds very light, we have a lot of cloud around, many places will be dry and still quite cool. got a few showers towards the south coast of england, the south west. the odd one from the cloud across england and wales and a bit of drizzle coming in across northern and eastern scotland perhaps into the north—east of england. that's goi

a few showers to the east, they will run their way through lincolnshire, through the midlands, to partsnd, too. wasn't so. as england, more sunshine for northern england, the rest of the sunshine in the north will be on the west side of the country for many parts of the country for many parts of scotland. it looks cloudy, it will be a cool day, as it was yesterday. that cloud continues to push across scotla nd continues to push across scotland into northern england, one or two showers continuing into the night, maybe a few more showers arriving in the far south—west of england as well. probably not quite as cold early on saturday morning compared with friday morning, those temperatures under the cloud around six or seven degrees. we region looks quiet, winds very light, lots of cloud around, many places will be dry. it is still quite cool. a few showers towards the south coast of england, the odd one from the photograph england and wales, a bit of drizzle coming in across northern and eastern scotland, perhaps into the north—east of england, that will make you feel quite cold, but is st

they'll run their way through lincolnshire through the midlands towards parts of wales and some showersnshine for south—west england and more sunshine for northern england. and the best of the sunshine in scotland, i think, will be across the western side of the country. for many parts of scotland, it looks cloudy. it's going to be a cool day as it was yesterday. that cloud continues to push down across scotland into northern england. one or two showers continuing into the night, may be a few more showers arriving in the far south—west of england as well but probably not quite as cold early on saturday morning compared with friday morning. those temperatures under the cloud around 6—7 celsius. the weekend looks quiet, little or no wind. the winds very light, we have a lot of cloud around, many places will be dry and still quite cool. got a few showers towards the south coast of england, the south west. the odd one from the cloud across england and wales and a bit of drizzle coming in across northern and eastern scotland perhaps into the north—east of england. that's going to make it fee

we start with a few showers to the east, they will run their way through lincolnshire, through the midlandsand, the odd one possibly in northern ireland, too. more sunshine for northern england, the rest of the sunshine in the north will be on the west side of the country for many parts of scotland. it looks cloudy, it will be a cool day, as it was yesterday. that cloud continues to push down across scotland into northern england, one or two showers continuing into the night, maybe a few more showers arriving in the far south—west of england as well. but probably not quite as cold early on saturday morning compared with friday morning, those temperatures under the cloud at around six or seven degrees. the weekend looks quiet, little or no wind — winds very light, lots of cloud around, many places will be dry. it is still quite cool. a few showers towards the south coast of england, the odd one for england and wales, a bit of drizzle coming in across northern and eastern scotland, perhaps into the north—east of england, that will make it feel quite cold, but is struggling to make double figu

ireland, spilling its way into scotland as this ragged rain continues eastwards to arrive across lincolnshire, east anglia and the south—east. here, temperatures could reach 14, 15 even 16. elsewhere, reach 1a, 15 even 16. elsewhere, some sunshine with cooler air and showers continuing in the north—west. any rain we see in the south—east clears away this evening and then we have clear skies for a while but rain returns across the atla ntic while but rain returns across the atlantic into northern ireland and eventually western scotland, almost a repeat of last night except the winds will be much stronger in that reign. ahead of it with the clearer skies, temperatures could be down to four or skies, temperatures could be down to fouror5 skies, temperatures could be down to four or 5 degrees but perhaps with some early brightness through the midlands and eastern england before the band of rain moves eastwards, and the rain will be heavier, there could be as short, sharp burst of intense rain and some squally winds before we get the sunshine following and so it will be a windy day tomorrow, parti

quite quickly, the second one sinks south leaving quite a bit of cloud behind it, especially for lincolnshired cases — with pubs and restaurants expected to be affected. the health secretary matt hancock says the rise in coronavirus infection rates — and in hospitalisations — shows there is a "serious problem". the pharmaceutical company, roche, warns of problems with the supply of coronavirus swabs and nhs tests for other conditions, including cancer. a businessman from leeds linked to organised crime and gangsters agrees to pay almost £10 million to the national crime agency. facebook and instagram are banning all accounts linked to the far—right qanon conspiracy theory group, after classifying it as dangerous. let's stay with that band by facebook and instagram. supporters believe a bizarre theory that there's a global plot against president trump involving paedophiles and satanists. here's a bit more information about the group. qanon is a very elaborate conspiracy theory that purports that the world is controlled by an elite cabal of satan—worshipping paedophiles. the qanon community bel

current european standards under simmons went to a farm in the village of dolby this is in england's lincolnshireo assess the damage that unregulated imports could cause. was 52 percent for the country's homes without. andrew middleton has been a farmer 1st 3 decades he's invested more than a $1000000.00 in publicly farming reaching the highest standards of production will be forever. and preserve his home should we really are. now the price of his eggs could be undercut by new trade deals primarily with the united states u.k. may be flooded with cheap imports hundreds livelihood along with livestock farmers all over the u.k. is threat the reason lower food safety and animal welfare standards in the u.s. and other countries. and it will be a double whammy for this farmer his fall back a small herd of beef cattle would be up against cheap imports to farmers right across the british countryside are demanding a ban on cheap inferior imports of livestock they want that ban enshrined in new legislation that's passing through parliament but the government is refusing to do that relying on assurances in

some showers getting pushed into east anglia, the south—east and lincolnshire.ing charge, moving south, dragging some cooler air across our shores. a chilly start, depending on where we have the cloud breaks. on friday morning, more cloud notjust for scotland but for central and eastern england, are mainly dry story on friday, but still quite cold, with temperatures struggling to around 11 celsius. no great changes as we head into the weekend. we have a big area of low pressure not far from the south—west. getting knocked off by that called high pressure moving down across the uk. lots of dry weather through the weekend. chilly in the mornings, lots of cloud through this week, 00:58:42,913 --> 2147483052:06:06,620 with temperatures no better than 2147483052:06:06,620 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 12-13. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11: four weeks of tough new restrictions in northern ireland, the country's first minister announced pubs and transport clothes and schools are to shut for a fortnight. we want these measures to have two macro impacts, firstly on the

the odd shower still coming in across lincolnshire, east anglia and the south—east.re. those temperatures probably a shade lower on thursday at around 12 celsius. hello, this is bbc news with annita mcveigh. the headlines: the three—tier system comes into effect across england with greater manchester, lancashire and other regions expected to learn later today whether they will be moved into the highest tier of restrictions. it comes as large crowds gathered in the centre of liverpool last night, before the city region became the first in england to enter the highest level of restrictions. in northern ireland, tough new measures are expected to be announced today, with pubs and restaurants to shut for four weeks — and schools closed for a fortnight. send me your thoughts on the measures around the uk — or on any of our stories today. you can get in touch with me on twitter: @annita—mcveigh and use the hashtag #bbcyourquestions bbc news learns that an elderly patient with dementia was restrained on 19 separate occasions to allow staff at a hospital in kent to forcibly

and lincolnshire.dlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. scotland faces new restrictions to combat a rise in covid cases, with pubs and restaurants expected to be affected. the pharmaceutical company, roche, warns of problems with the supply of coronavirus swabs and nhs tests for other conditions, including cancer. us markets slide after president trump abruptly shelves talks over a new stimulus package despite warnings from the fed chairman. republican mike pence and democrat kamala harris prepare to go head to head in what could be the most important vice presidential election debate in us history. uk taxpayers may lose tens of billions of pounds

a lincolnshire sheep, has been jailed for 14 years at the old bailey for blackmail over a plot that sawmarket chain. that news just in from the old bailey. historic woodland across much of the uk could look drastically different — as thousands of trees are cut down because of the worst outbreak of a disease called ash die back. judy hobson has been looking at the problem in the lake district. these rangers should be working on conservation projects, instead, they're felling trees. and here in sizergh, they have their work cut out. just look at this ash tree, looking beautiful and leafy here. but just look at this one. this has been infected with ash dieback. in this wood, there are tens of thousands of ash trees here, and the national trust thinks 95% have been infected with the disease. this is the worst year we've ever had, by a long chalk. so, normally we've be failing possibly, i don't know, maybe 100 trees across the whole of the lake district because of ash dieback. now, i think we're probably into sort of, five, six, seven, 800 trees. certainly on sizergh alone we'll be felling s

i want to grab olivia before she has to dash, lancashire spuds, lincolnshire cabbages, from all overem, they have had to close. so it is a bit of both really, sometimes it is busy, sometimes it is dead. thank you, olivia. entering tier 3 at midnight, things will change again, just quickly, whereabouts are your herbs coming in from here? these are from the west midlands, the ormskirk area, we deliver up and down the country, all over the place. so a lot of british produce, thank you. they were telling me earlier that they have not been in a position and have not necessarily needed to take advantage of the government support. just a reminder of the system, the support available in tier3, it of the system, the support available in tier 3, it means that you can get two thirds of your staff's wages paid. you can also get a grant of up to £3000 per month. if you are in tier 2, however, you don't get that level of support. what you do get is an extension of the furlough scheme, an extension of the furlough scheme, a slightly different scheme for the winter where you have to pay 55% of your

, north lincolnshire, west midlands, dudley, staffordshire, telford and the rican, east midlands, amberstates with both donald trump and joe biden travelling from state to state to whip up last minute support. and still the major issue appears to be coronavirus. the us government scientific adviser, anthony fauci, has criticised president trump's rallies, telling the bbc they are bound to spread covid—19. here's our north america correspondent, david willis. the worst health crisis in more than a century is driving americans to the polls in record numbers. 75 million have so far taken the opportunity to vote early and avoid cramming into crowded polling stations and there are still five more days to go. among the early voters wasjoe biden. he and his wife, jill, cast ballots in their home state of delaware and the democratic nominee promptly took aim at his opponent, calling president trump's handling of the crisis an insult to its victims. we have lost more than 220,000 lives with this virus already but this administration has just given up. over the weekend, the white house chief of s

a few showers running up through parts of the midlands towards east anglia and lincolnshire. pushes southwards and eastwards, will start to diminish somewhat. my oldest towards the south—east where we could see sunny spells this afternoon before a thick cloud, patchy drizzle arrives. it will be at the channel islands by 4pm, still across midlands and parts of east yorkshire. the bright end to the day. bit of a breeze blowing across the north and west but that will make it feel cooler than perhaps yesterday. a few showers to northern ireland and western scotland but most will see some dry and sunny weather, as well. this evening and overnight, per cloud, patchy rain and drizzle lightly clearing for the south—east, a few showers through the eastern english channel then the breeze picks up comic rain spreads into the west as we go into the start of the weekend and notjust wet into the start of the weekend. i will show you a quick look at the big chart. massive area of low pressure between us and iceland, which could bring strong and potentially destructive winds and i will have

indicating a negative rate of change, as much as there are new patches of dark brown, such as in lincolnshirethe old geographic maps that i showed you eight days ago, and changing to the new graph now, you can see that the purple areas have increased, and there are some new areas of increased rate of change in the over 605. i really wa nt change in the over 605. i really want to emphasise that it is the over 605 that really worry u5 want to emphasise that it is the over 605 that really worry us most, because these are the people who become severely ill with covid—19. they are more likely to be admitted to hospital. if they are admitted to hospital, they stay in hospital for longer. and sadly, they are more difficult to save. next slide, please. so, here are the data broken down by age band and by english region, beginning with the north—east, the north west, yorkshire and humber. and really, each of these subplots is a contrasting game of two halves in as much as the 10—19 and 20—29 age group, you can see that the weekly case rate has declined on all of those traces. now, this may be partly a

, but the rain has arrived here in northern england, pushing down towards lincolnshire. eventually, itum of ten or 14 degrees. down on where it should be for it this time of year. we keep those showers going for the first part of the evening, but they will ease off, perhaps lingering in the fight north of scotland. with clearer skies, temperatures are expected to for the way into single figures, may be low single figures in a more rural areas. tomorrow morning, we should start off on a different tone, hopefully with more sun coming through. a fresh breeze down in the north sea could drift in some showers. elsewhere, with that sunshine, ten to 15 degrees at the best. i will be coming up with more details shortly. it is 11 minutes past nine. back injune — when the queen's birthday honours list should have been published — marcus rashford was famous mainly for his pace and accuracy in a manchester united or england shirt. but the pandemic revealed a different side to him — when he launched a personal crusade to ensure that children from poorer families continued to receive free school mea

evening and overnight, eventually we see the remnants of storm barbara move away, slowest to clear lincolnshireoss northern and eastern scotland rotating around an area of low pressure. with all of this going on, it's not going to be a cold night. in fact, it will be quite mild. we start tomorrow with this rain across northern and eastern scotland. eventually, it moves off into the north sea and then a ridge of high pressure builds across us, settling things down. that doesn't mean wall—to—wall blue skies, there will still be quite a bit of cloud around, one or two showers as well but equally some sunshine and temperatures not quite as high as they are likely to be today. looking at top temperatures of 16. as we head on through the evening and overnight, many other start and overnight, many of us start the evening on a dry note but already we have the next system coming in from the west, introducing some rain and that will steadily push eastwards through the course of the night and also through the course of friday, turning a bit weaker as it moves over towards eastern areas. behind it, dry and

my favourite place was a woodland in the middle of england, in lincolnshire. it had huge wings, just as big as an aeroplane. and it was the biggest animal that everflew, and none of us could work out how it got off the ground, because how do you beat the wings? it‘s a mystery. hello, david. my name is anais and i'm three years old. what's your favourite animal? i don‘t really have a favourite animal, to be truthful. but there is a fish i am very fond of called — um, what‘s it called now? it‘s called the weedy sea dragon, and it lives in the seas off south australia and its fins look exactly like bits of seaweed. hi, my name is harry and i'm 11 years old and i want to work in zoology, but with the current climate crisis, i would like to know if there will be any animals left in the world to study. there will certainly be enough animals individually. there won‘t be as many different animals as we have now. i can be pretty sure of that. but we need to study them, we need to know all we can about them in order to protect them and help them, so i hope you do go to

mixed picture out there, the areas most prone to sea showers are through parts of east anglia, lincolnshireengland, down towards the south—west as well, we should see a picture of brightness breaking through. 11 to 14 degrees typically through the afternoon hours, and then into this evening and overnight the largely dry theme continues, the clouds bringing one or two drizzly showers here and there, but there will be quite a lot of cloud around tonight, so temperatures won't quite as low as last night. for most of us, we are looking at around about four to 7 degrees first thing tomorrow morning. so, to start off your weekend, then, bit of a chilly start but looking mainly dry, fairly cloudy, on the cool side but not too much of a breeze around, so a great weekend for getting out and enjoying the autumn colours. so quite a cloudy, grey sort of picture but there will be some sunshine breaking through, particularly for most southern and western parts of england and wales, i think, through the day on saturday. perhaps a bit of thicker cloud for scotland bringing a few scattered showers here and

my favourite place was a woodland in the middle of lincolnshire. merit was. you were the first person ever to see that. and it hadn't seen the sun for maybe 150 2 million years. think about that. my name is elliott and i'm six years old and i have a question. what is your favourite animal? elliott, there was a huge animal? elliott, there was a huge animal bigger than that floor of the dinosaurs, bigger than aeroplane called quetzlcoatlus, no—one could work how it could get into the ground, because how do you beat the wings. it's a mystery. what is your favourite animal? there is a fish, weaving sea dragon, lives in the seas across south australia and it looks like bits of seaweed, it spends. will there be any animals left in the world to study? there won't be as many different animals as they will be. but we need to study them and need to know what we can. we hope you do go to university and study zoology and you do help in the struggle to the nature.” and study zoology and you do help in the struggle to the nature. i am william and i'm four years