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police in lincolnshire says somebody might die because of poisons that are been left out by wildlifey most cases are linked to criminal and gamekeepers killing the animals to protect pheasants and partridges raised for organised shoots. we have this report. the raised for organised shoots. we have this re ort. raised for organised shoots. we have this reort. ' ~;~,:: raised for organised shoots. we have this reort. ' 1:1: ., this report. the time 1630. next to the sin this report. the time 1630. next to the sign are — this report. the time 1630. next to the sign are dead _ this report. the time 1630. next to the sign are dead barn _ this report. the time 1630. next to the sign are dead barn owls - this report. the time 1630. next to the sign are dead barn owls in - this report. the time 1630. next to j the sign are dead barn owls in what appears to be a red kite. fiur the sign are dead barn owls in what appears to be a red kite.— appears to be a red kite. our grim discovery- — appears to be a red kite. our grim discovery. seven _ appears to be a red kite. our grim discovery. seven bir

a cold wind picking up lincolnshire and norfolk . lincolnshire and norfolk. too bad , but temperatures dropping bad, but temperatures dropping very sharply . more on friday very sharply. more on friday evening , another frosty one and evening, another frosty one and fog thickening up on friday night into saturday across parts of england and wales. more a change though further north and west, some rain coming in initially to western scotland , initially to western scotland, northern and western parts of northern ireland that will just trickle into other parts of scotland and northern ireland through the day. so dull and damp many damp in the northwest. many other areas on saturday still dry and sunny, but there will be that fog in places which will keep temperatures freezing. but whether clears up at five whether full clears up at five or six degrees. so still on the cold side , the time of year, the cold side, the time of year, the weather in the northwest and these weather fronts will continue into sunday, but milder here . colder air persists, here. colder

southwest up into lincolnshire where best of the where we see the best of the sunny intervals, generallyland across eastern areas of england into eastern areas of scotland, perhaps eastern areas of northern well. that northern ireland as well. that could brighter spells could be a few brighter spells to out for contrast in to watch out for the contrast in temperatures continues mild in the northwest , climbing into the northwest, climbing into double digit figures, but much colder south and east. colder in the south and east. that will reverse as we move throughout the week. the milder air its way more air will push its way more to the south and temperatures will drop a we move into drop off a bit as we move into wednesday for northern areas. have a good day . horrible day . today is yeah, horrible day. today is yeah, freezing . no, something that's freezing. no, something that's got to do with football . got to do with football. yesterday i write this ridiculous . yesterday i write this ridiculous. it's yesterday i write this ridiculous . it's not worth ridiculous. it's not worth celebr

parts of england, lifting the temperatures, the midlands, across some eastern parts of england, lincolnshireut there will be some fog around, particularly in the morning, some of which could linger into the afternoon, making it feel particularly cold. but even with some sunshine, temperatures are only three or four degrees where it's going to make double figures in northern ireland and western scotland. quite a difference really across the uk as we move from sunday into monday, the winds continue to ease down across some northern parts of the uk. higher pressure keeping us really in this slow weather pattern. not too many changes. again, it's going to be the midlands, eastern england that see some sunshine but could see some fog, especially in the morning. whereas across scotland and northern ireland, western parts of england and wales it's cloudier, it's milder. and after a frosty start through the midlands, eastern england, temperatures could be no better than 3 to 5 degrees. it's milder to the north because we've got the winds coming in from the atlantic and they're coming in around the t

mainly across lincolnshire, perhaps in the parts of yorkshire, into the east midlands, down towards they lifting, some patches lingering into the afternoon. further west, lifting, some patches lingering into the afternoon. furtherwest, more cloud across england and wales, more cloud across england and wales, more cloud for scotland and northern ireland, rain easing off through the day, sunshine around the moray firth. double figures in scotland, only three or four celsius across eastern parts of england, colder if the fog lingers. high—pressure killing off the frost, keeping us in much the same picture as we head into monday, passive eastern england and midlands will see some fog in the morning, maybe lifting, sunshine outside, still cold, western parts of england and wales to the north, still in that milder car the atlantic air, a bit of rain and result was the far north—west of scotland perhaps, temperatures again in double figures. any significant changes, this weather front running southwards, pushing away the area of high pressure, changing the weather eventually across south—easte

the best slice of the sunshine will be for parts of lincolnshire down towards the south coast of englandatches and a bit more cloud working in across the far south east of england and there'll be more cloud for northern england, northern ireland and scotland, but a bit of brightness around the north coast here, ten or 11 degrees, but you'll struggle to get more than about three or four down towards the southeast. so that contrast continues through monday night into tuesday as well. we've still got mild, cloudy and drizzly conditions in the northwest, clearer skies down towards the south. look at that, minus two, minus three, even in the towns and cities. so again, touch of frost and perhaps some freezing fog patches here and there. that could be a little bit slow to clear. but there should be some sunshine breaking through on tuesday, particularly through central and southern england, a little bit more cloud into the far southeast. again, add a bit more cloud once again across the northwest of the uk where temperatures are going to reach 11 degrees or so despite a few spots of drizzle, b

the midlands, across some eastern parts of england and lincolnshire southwards having some sunshine but into the afternoon, making it feel particularly cold — but even with some sunshine, temperatures are only three or four degrees, whereas gonna make double figures in northern ireland and western scotland — quite a difference, really, across the uk. as we move from sunday into monday, the winds continue to ease down across some northern parts of the uk. higher pressure keeping us, really, in this slow weather pattern. not too many changes. again, it's going to be the midlands, eastern england seeing some sunshine but could see some fog, especially in the morning, whereas across scotland and northern ireland, western parts of england and wales, it's cloudier, it's milder. and after a frosty start through the midlands, eastern england, temperatures could be no better than 3—5 degrees. it's milder to the north because we've got the winds coming in from the atlantic, and they're coming in around the top of this area of high pressure. those winds coming in from the atlantic are bringing in

north southwards, perhaps reaching northern wales, the peak district, early in the afternoon — lincolnshireast, glasgow, 10 degrees here. then notice that weather front sinks southwards and there will be some rain towards the rush hour, i think, in the south of the country, and then eventually clearing the kent coast late wednesday evening. thursday, we've got an area of high pressure building across the uk nosing in, and that spells a lot of sunny weather — it really is going to be a fine day for many of us on thursday. a little on the cool side, i think, on the north sea coast, so with that northerly breeze, perhaps one or two showers, i think beautiful weather out towards the west and those temperatures close to the norm for the time of the year — around 9 in belfast, not far off that elsewhere across the country. then the outlook as we head into the weekend, you can see temperatures actually recovering to around double figures as we head towards sunday, and we're talking about generally dry weather. that's it from me, bye—bye.

north southwards, perhaps reaching northern wales, the peak district, early in the afternoon — lincolnshire clear, so some sunshine later in the day for belfastjust before sunset. belfast, glasgow, ten degrees here. then notice that weather front sinks southwards and there will be some rain towards the rush hour, i think, in the south of the country, and then eventually clearing the kent coast late wednesday evening. thursday, we've got an area of high pressure building across the uk nosing in, and that spells a lot of sunny weather — it really is going to be a fine day for many of us on thursday. a little on the cool side, i think, on the north sea coast, so with that northerly breeze, perhaps one or two showers, i think beautiful weather out towards the west and those temperatures close to the norm for the time of the year — around nine in belfast, not far off that elsewhere across the country. then the outlook as we head into the weekend, you can see temperatures actually recovering to around double figures as we head towards sunday, and we're talking about generally dry weather. that's

weather to come, but we've seen some sunshine break through the cloud across parts of yorkshire and lincolnshirere we've had a fine sunrise. the brighter skies in scotland and later in northern ireland as this cold front clears southwards. we've got some brighter conditions spreading in, but the front itself, very weak, just bringing a few spots of rain into north west england, north wales, for a time. as you can see though, extensive cloud across most of england and wales. the best of the brighter weather for scotland and northern ireland. there will, though, be a few showers forthe hebrides, highland, orkney and shetland. our temperatures today quite close to average, really, about seven or eight degrees. now overnight tonight, the weather front continues to slip its way southwards, bringing a few patches of rain across wales and south—west england. again, nothing particularly significant, a few mist patches around. most of us having a frost—free night, but with some clearer skies, some lighter winds for a time in scotland and northern england, we could see just a few areas of frost in the cou

north southwards, perhaps reaching northern wales, the peak district, early in the afternoon — lincolnshirear, so some sunshine later in the day for belfastjust before sunset. belfast, glasgow, ten degrees here. then notice that weather front sinks southwards and there will be some rain towards the rush hour, i think, in the south of the country, and then eventually clearing the kent coast late wednesday evening. thursday, we've got an area of high pressure building across the uk nosing in, and that spells a lot of sunny weather — it really is going to be a fine day for many of us on thursday. a little on the cool side, i think, on the north sea coast, so with that northerly breeze, perhaps one or two showers, i think beautiful weather out towards the west and those temperatures close to the norm for the time of the year — around nine in belfast, not far off that elsewhere across the country. then the outlook as we head into the weekend, you can see temperatures actually recovering to around double figures as we head towards sunday, and we're talking about generally dry weather. that's it f

the best slice of the sunshine will be for parts of lincolnshire down towards the south coast of england and a bit more cloud working in across the far south east of england and there'll be more cloud for northern england, northern ireland and scotland, but a bit of brightness around the north coast here, ten or 11 degrees, but you'll struggle to get more than about three or four down towards the southeast. so that contrast continues through monday night into tuesday as well. we've still got mild, cloudy and drizzly conditions in the northwest, clearer skies down towards the south. look at that, minus two, minus three, even in the towns and cities. so again, touch of frost and perhaps some freezing fog patches here and there that could be a little bit slow to clear. but there should be some sunshine breaking through on tuesday, particularly through central and southern england, a little bit more cloud into the far southeast. again, add a bit more cloud once again across the northwest of the uk where temperatures are going to reach 11 degrees or so despite a few spots of drizzle, but stru

north southwards, perhaps reaching northern wales, the peak district, early in the afternoon — lincolnshiresunshine later in the day for belfastjust before sunset. belfast, glasgow, 10 degrees here. then notice that weather front sinks southwards and there will be some rain towards the rush hour, i think, in the south of the country, and then eventually clearing the kent coast late wednesday evening. thursday, we've got an area of high pressure building across the uk nosing in, and that spells a lot of sunny weather — it really is going to be a fine day for many of us on thursday. a little on the cool side, i think, on the north sea coasts, so with that northerly breeze, perhaps one or two showers, i think beautiful weather out towards the west and those temperatures close to the norm for the time of the year — around 9 in belfast, not far off that elsewhere across the country. then the outlook as we head into the weekend, you can see temperatures actually recovering to around double figures as we head towards sunday, and we're talking about generally dry weather. that's it from me, bye—bye

north southwards, perhaps reaching northern wales, the peak district, early in the afternoon — lincolnshirenshine later in the day for belfastjust before sunset. belfast, glasgow, ten degrees here. then notice that weather front sinks southwards and there will be some rain towards the rush hour, i think, in the south of the country, and then eventually clearing the kent coast late wednesday evening. thursday, we've got an area of high pressure building across the uk nosing in, and that spells a lot of sunny weather — it really is going to be a fine day for many of us on thursday. a little on the cool side, i think, on the north sea coast, so with that northerly breeze, perhaps one or two showers, i think beautiful weather out towards the west and those temperatures close to the norm for the time of the year — around nine in belfast, not far off that elsewhere across the country. then the outlook as we head into the weekend, you can see temperatures actually recovering to around double figures as we head towards sunday, and we're talking about generally dry weather. that's it from me, bye—by

weather to come, but we�*ve seen some sunshine break through the cloud across parts of yorkshire and lincolnshired brightness, northern ireland and scotland keeping further sunny spells and if you are in the north—northwest of scotland, the odd passing shower on the breeze. not much difference in temperature, if you want a particularly grey cloud, that major stick around for five celsius and it will feel chilly. keeping a lot of cloud around england and wales overnight, patchy drizzle in places, limiting the potential for frost as what the freshening breeze in scotland. northern counties of northern england and scotland may end up in close to freezing on sunday morning. winter in scotland with gales and at the northern isles, gusts of up to 60mph possible for a time as rain moves south through scotland come into northern ireland, reaching parts of northern england into the evening. i did that, a lot of cloud, perhaps some rain in southern england through the day, that will ease away and brighton. miles on sunday but cold air into scotland on sunday night will bring towers in places. for much now,

despite growing up in the famously flat county of lincolnshire.ll went to see emma in training just outside barcelona. defying gravity wherever she goes, stuck between a rock and a hard place in an uphill battle for that is never a barrierfor emma bristow who is defining what is possible on a motorbike. these are the skills that have made her a global superstar in a sport of motorcycle trials already and eight time world champion. yeah, pretty incredible. the first one was probably the hardest but then it is carrying on every year because you are never satisfied with that one, it was always, let's go for another one. it is unlike any other motorsport as it is not about speed instead it is the skill balance and technique to overcome any obstacle that is thrown at you and cross the most hostile terrain. putting your feet down or crashing will cost you penalty points. the winner is the writer who can hold their nerve and complete multiple laps of the course with the least amount of points. there have been times where i would have been scared, jumping

this is in lincolnshire, it . more.it is one of britain was my coldest, closing down over 200 —— one of the oldest, closing down over 200 years. because of soaring gusts. it has been the same building since 1781. it has outlived house of fraser, debenhams, big names. has it already shut? — fraser, debenhams, big names. has it already shut? it _ fraser, debenhams, big names. has it already shut? it is _ fraser, debenhams, big names. has it already shut? it is closing _ fraser, debenhams, big names. has it already shut? it is closing on _ fraser, debenhams, big names. has it already shut? it is closing on march . already shut? it is closing on march the 4th. there — already shut? it is closing on march the 4th. there will _ already shut? it is closing on march the 4th. there will be _ already shut? it is closing on march the 4th. there will be generations i the 4th. there will be generations of families who _ the 4th. there will be generations of families who have _ the 4th. there will be generations of families who have

through the east midlands, much of yorkshire, lincolnshire, east anglia and the south—east, there ise breeze will lessen during friday, the cloud will break up, any showers will die away quickly and it should be a dry day for most of us with some sunshine at times, with more cloud coming into the north—west, that will bring a little drizzle ahead of that main rain band. the breeze picking up as well, but temperatures reaching nine degrees. 0therwise, temperatures the similar to those of today around seven or eight celsius. hello this is bbc news, i'mjane hill. it is time to catch up with all the days sports news. here's betty glover. good evening. we're starting with england manager gareth southgate — he's told bbc sport he considered quitting because of criticism he faced before the world cup and concern it would affect the teams performance. he's been speaking to our sports editor dan roan about how he reached the decision to stay in his job. i must ask first of all, how close did you come to walking away from thejob and how did you come to walking away from the job and how difficu

the best slice of the sunshine will be for parts of lincolnshire, down towards the south coast of englandand, and there'll be more cloud for northern england, northern ireland and scotland, but a bit of brightness around the north coast here, ten or 11 degrees, but you'll struggle to get more than about three or four down towards the southeast. so that contrast continues through monday night into tuesday as well. we've still got mild, cloudy and drizzly conditions in the northwest, clearer skies down towards the south. look at that, minus two, minus three, even in the towns and cities. so again, touch of frost and perhaps some freezing fog patches here and there that could be a little bit slow to clear. but there should be some sunshine breaking through on tuesday, particularly through central and southern england, a little bit more cloud into the far southeast. again, add a bit more cloud once again across the northwest of the uk, where temperatures are going to reach 11 degrees or so, despite a few spots of drizzle, but struggling at around three or four down across southeast england. n

north southwards, perhaps reaching northern wales, the peak district, early in the afternoon — lincolnshiregrees here. then notice that weather front sinks southwards and there will be some rain towards the rush hour, i think, in the south of the country, and then eventually clearing the kent coast late wednesday evening. thursday, we've got an area of high pressure building across the uk nosing in, and that spells a lot of sunny weather — it really is going to be a fine day for many of us on thursday. a little on the cool side, i think, on the north sea coast, so with that northerly breeze, perhaps one or two showers, i think beautiful weather out towards the west and those temperatures close to the norm for the time of the year — around nine in belfast, not far off that elsewhere across the country. then the outlook as we head into the weekend, you can see temperatures actually recovering to around double figures as we head towards sunday, and we're talking about generally dry weather. that's it from me, bye—bye. good morning. welcome to breakfast with nina warhurst and sally nugent. 0ur

dry weather to come but we have seen a sunshine break to the cloud and parts of yorkshire and lincolnshire the brighter skies of scotland and later in northern ireland as this cold front clears, also bright conditions and spreading in, but top the front itself, very weak, bringing in as few spots of rain in the northwest england, north wales for a time. extensive cloud across england and wales, the best of the brighter weather for scotland to northern ireland. is showers for the hebrides, highlands, orkney and shetland. our temperatures today, close to average, 7 degrees. overnight, the front slips southwards bringing patches of rain across wales and southwest england, nothing particularly significant, some mist patches around. most of as having a frost free night but at lighter winds for a time in scotland and northern england so perhaps some areas of frost in the countryside. tomorrow, a different type. in this era of low pressure pushes rain into the north west, accompanied by strong winds, but those winds hit high ground and so to the east of the high ground, breaking the cloud up, so

weather to come, but we've seen some sunshine break through the cloud across parts of yorkshire and lincolnshired a fine sunrise, the brighter skies in scotland and later in northern ireland. as this cold front clears south, we've got some brighter conditions spreading in, but the front itself very weak, just bringing a few spots of rain into north west england, north wales for a time. as you can see though, extensive cloud across most of england. wales the best of the brighter weather for scotland and northern ireland. there will though be a few showers forthe hebrides, highland, orkney and shetland. our temperatures today quite close to average, really, about seven or eight degrees. overnight tonight, the weather front continues to slip its way southwards, bringing a few patches of rain across wales and south west england. again, nothing particularly significant, a few mist patches around. most of us having a frost free night, but with some clearer skies, some lighter winds for a time in scotland and northern england could see just a few areas of frost in the countryside tomorrow. i think quit

the best slice of the sunshine will be for parts of lincolnshire down towards the south coast of england, northern ireland and scotland, but a bit of brightness around the north coast here, ten or 11 degrees, but you'll struggle to get more than about three or four down towards the southeast. so that contrast continues through monday night into tuesday as well. we've still got mild, cloudy and drizzly conditions in the northwest, clearer skies down towards the south. look at that, minus two, minus three, even in the towns and cities. so again, touch of frost and perhaps some freezing fog patches here and there that could be a little bit slow to clear. but there should be some sunshine breaking through on tuesday, particularly through central and southern england, a little bit more cloud into the far southeast. again, add a bit more cloud once again across the northwest of the uk where temperatures are going to reach 11 degrees or so despite a few spots of drizzle, but struggling at around three or four down across southeast england. now moving through tuesday night into wednesday, then h

north southwards, perhaps reaching northern wales, the peak district, early in the afternoon — lincolnshireher front sinks southwards and there will be some rain towards the rush hour, i think, in the south of the country, and then eventually clearing the kent coast late wednesday evening. thursday, we've got an area of high pressure building across the uk nosing in, and that spells a lot of sunny weather — it really is going to be a fine day for many of us on thursday. a little on the cool side, i think, on the north sea coast, so with that northerly breeze, perhaps one or two showers, i think beautiful weather out towards the west and those temperatures close to the norm for the time of the year — around nine in belfast, not far off that elsewhere across the country. then the outlook as we head into the weekend, you can see temperatures actually recovering to around double figures as we head towards sunday, and we're talking about generally dry weather. that's it from me, bye—bye. and relived their horrifying experiences. this is bbc news with the latest business headlines for viewers in

the uk — indian—owned tata steel in port talbot in south wales and british steel in scunthorpe, lincolnshirecompanies switch to lower carbon production methods, most likely electric arc furnaces, which could use renewable power to recycle the large amount of scrap steel the uk produces. they are expected to be offered £300 million each. we need the same support from the government as our foreign competitors do have and that's what we need to make the uk steel sustainable and to fight for a green future. but should hundreds of millions of pounds of taxpayers, money help private companies like tata and british steel upgrade their facilities? lord adair turner is the chairman of the energy transitions commission, business leaders pushing to speed the decarbonisation of the global economy. i think there is a role for government to provide targeted support in the first stages of completely new technological deployment. we can't be purist about this. the us is now doing this on a massive scale. the government is in a tough spot. the two steel makers have warned they may shut their uk operations if

the best slice of the sunshine will be for parts of lincolnshire, down towards the south coast of englandd for northern england, northern ireland and scotland, but a bit of brightness around the north coast here, ten or 11 degrees, but you'll struggle to get more than about three or four down towards the southeast. so that contrast continues through monday night into tuesday as well. we've still got mild, cloudy and drizzly conditions in the northwest, clearer skies down towards the south. look at that, minus two, minus three, even in the towns and cities. so again, touch of frost and perhaps some freezing fog patches here and there that could be a little bit slow to clear. but there should be some sunshine breaking through on tuesday, particularly through central and southern england, a little bit more cloud into the far southeast. again, add a bit more cloud once again across the northwest of the uk, where temperatures are going to reach 11 degrees or so, despite a few spots of drizzle, but struggling at around three or four down across southeast england. now moving through tuesday nigh

milder in france three and rather cloudy and much of the day but much of the sunshine will be for lincolnshirerthern england, northern ireland and scotland for the better brightness ljy scotland for the better brightness by the north coast ten or 11 degrees in their struggle to get around three orfour down in their struggle to get around three or four down towards the southeast. and that contrast continues through monday nine to tuesday as well, we still have mild, cloudy and drizzly conditions in the northwest of the northwest with clear skies down towards the saw the look of midas to a —3 in the towns and cities and a touch of frost and perhaps some freezing fog patches here and there that can be a little slow to clear and there should be some sunshine breaking through monday nine to tuesday as well, we still have mild, cloudy and drizzly conditions in the northwest with clear skies down towards the saw the look of midas to a —3 in the towns and cities and a touch of frost and perhaps some freezing fog patches here and there that can be a little slow to clear and there should be some sunshin

, cambridgeshire lincolnshire, cambridgeshire down south before down towards the south before the cloudfurther north as well . that further north as well. that weather front we saw earlier bringing some rain to western scotland and north of scotland and the north of northern ireland dawn turning scotland and the north of n bitiern ireland dawn turning scotland and the north of n bit dampaland dawn turning scotland and the north of n bit damp to nd dawn turning scotland and the north of n bit damp to start dawn turning scotland and the north of n bit damp to start morning rning scotland and the north of n bit damp to start morning toog a bit damp to start morning too because northwest england and wales, a frost free for many, but still a frost in the south first thing in the morning. and the could be some fog around for time we'll start to see time set and we'll start to see more of a change tomorrow as that band of rain sinks southwards northern southwards across northern england eventually england into wales, eventually into odd into the midlands the odd spot into the midlands the odd

the best slice of the sunshine will be for parts of lincolnshire, down towards the south coast of englande far south—east of england, and there'll be more cloud for northern england, northern ireland and scotland, but a bit of brightness around the north coast here, ten or 11 degrees, but you'll struggle to get more than about three or four down towards the southeast. so that contrast continues through monday night into tuesday as well. we've still got mild, cloudy and drizzly conditions in the northwest, clearer skies down towards the south. look at that, minus two, minus three, even in the towns and cities. so again, touch of frost and perhaps some freezing fog patches here and there that could be a little bit slow to clear. but there should be some sunshine breaking through on tuesday, particularly through central and southern england, a little bit more cloud into the far southeast. again, add a bit more cloud once again across the northwest of the uk, where temperatures are going to reach 11 degrees or so, despite a few spots of drizzle, but struggling at around three or four down acr

i have driven around lincoln in the county of lincolnshire recently, watching various — lincolnshirene with shouting and all the rest of it _ line with shouting and all the rest of it. ., , , ., line with shouting and all the rest ofit. , ., ., , of it. that sense of solidarity. what do you _ of it. that sense of solidarity. what do you mean? - of it. that sense of solidarity. what do you mean? i - of it. that sense of solidarity. what do you mean? i think i of it. that sense of solidarity. i what do you mean? i think they of it. that sense of solidarity. - what do you mean? i think they think it is uuite what do you mean? i think they think it is quite glamorous, _ what do you mean? i think they think it is quite glamorous, quite _ what do you mean? i think they think it is quite glamorous, quite fun, - it is quite glamorous, quite fun, and i— it is quite glamorous, quite fun, and i have — it is quite glamorous, quite fun, and i have been involved in a strike and i have been involved in a strike a long _ and i have been involved in a strike a long time — and i have been involved in

so i don't me understand that maybe swindon and wigan in north—east lincolnshire smarter , lincolnshirehuman nature. it's all about affluence, it's cause and effect. i that they're effect. i hope that they're looking for because they, they observe . it's perfectly observe. it's perfectly reasonable to observe this , that reasonable to observe this, that trust communities is trust in communities is associated with higher economic growth and productivity. but it's a mental health, labour, truancy and better public services. that's happening. services. oh, that's happening. there a cause effect and there is a cause and effect and of more , affluent, more of course more, affluent, more homogenous, stable homogenous, more stable communities tend, naturally enough to be more because there's a lot more to trust . there's a lot more to trust. yeah, yeah, fair enough. we're going to move to on today's guardian. now, it turns out making home for making kids stay home for a couple of years has changed their perception couple of years has changed theirperception attending couple of years has change

so i don't me understand that maybe swindon and wigan in north—east lincolnshire smarter , lincolnshirehuman nature. it's all about affluence, it's cause and effect. i that they're effect. i hope that they're looking for because they, they observe . it's perfectly observe. it's perfectly reasonable to observe this , that reasonable to observe this, that trust communities is trust in communities is associated with higher economic growth and productivity. but it's a mental health, labour, truancy and better public services. that's happening. services. oh, that's happening. there a cause effect and there is a cause and effect and of more , affluent, more of course more, affluent, more homogenous, stable homogenous, more stable communities tend, naturally enough to be more because there's a lot more to trust . there's a lot more to trust. yeah, yeah, fair enough. we're going to move to on today's guardian. now, it turns out making home for making kids stay home for a couple of years has changed their perception couple of years has changed theirperception attending couple of years has change

suffolk, showers along the coast, rain, inland sleet, maybe a bit of snow, especially over the lincolnshiremilder air pushing its way in with south to south westerly winds developing. that, though, does bring more clouds so not as much sunshine in western scotland, northern ireland. outbreaks of rain, some mountain snow to begin with as well could get as far as the grampians during the morning. the rain will ease off in intensity but still be a bit cloudy and damp for some here. away from that, sunshine turning hazy to the north and west of england and wales. much of england and wales dry and sunny, a few lingering fog patches, temperatures only one or two degrees where they stick, but overall another chilly day. now that milder air gets a little bit further as we go through saturday night and into sunday. it doesn't make huge inroads across england and wales, all it will do is introduce some slightly cloudy conditions ahead of it. we could see some lingering fog patches as well towards east anglia and the south east, but some sunny spells possible. the odd brighter break elsewhere but stil

despite growing up in the famously flat county of lincolnshire, she and her motorbike now takes on mountainous what is possible on a motorbike. these are the skills that have made her a global superstar in a sport of motorcycle trials already and eight time world champion. trials already and eight time world cham - ion. , . , champion. pretty incredible. the first one was _ champion. pretty incredible. the first one was probably _ champion. pretty incredible. the first one was probably the - champion. pretty incredible. the | first one was probably the hardest but then it is carrying on every year because you are never satisfied with that one, it was always, let's go for another one. it is with that one, it was always, let's go for another one.— with that one, it was always, let's go for another one. it is unlike any other motorsport _ go for another one. it is unlike any other motorsport as _ go for another one. it is unlike any other motorsport as it _ go for another one. it is unlike any other motorsport as it is _ go for another one. it is unlike any other motorsport as it is not - go for

he stood for a by election in july, 1899, as a conservative and lincolnshire. he lost, but narrowly. by october of that same year, he was on the road again as a correspondent. covering his fourth war in four years. this time in south africa. british imperialists likes roads had long wanted to dominate africa. the problem for men like rhodes is that in the southern part of africa, at least, there was one people that stood in their way. these people. descendants of dutch settlers, the african honors, had established to africans republic. the trans vow in the orange free straight. quite simply the british wanted them as well as blocking their hold on this part of africa these two states also sat on top of some of the largest gold and diamond depart in the world -- because the african honors, most of them anyway, were farmers. they were generally known by the work for farmers, a bore. by 1899 the british provoked war with the blowers. since he was out of the army, daschle believing this more would be over in a matter of weeks, determined to cover the war as a war c

we also have some in lincolnshire and the fens, most will lift through — lincolnshire and the fens, mostand, north—east england and we will have _ scotland, north—east england and we will have quite a bit of sunshine across— will have quite a bit of sunshine across the — will have quite a bit of sunshine across the midlands and through wales— across the midlands and through wales and the south—west. these are our temperatures. wales and the south—west. these are ourtemperatures. fourto wales and the south—west. these are our temperatures. four to seven in the south. _ our temperatures. four to seven in the south. 12— our temperatures. four to seven in the south, 12 to 14 the firth in the north _ the south, 12 to 14 the firth in the north as — the south, 12 to 14 the firth in the north as we _ the south, 12 to 14 the firth in the north. as we head through the evening — north. as we head through the evening and overnight eventually this front — evening and overnight eventually this front starts to slide away, some — this front starts to slide away, some clear skies, and then we have two we

lincolnshire will appear at magistrates court in westminster on february the ninth. investigation into richard , the investigation into richard, the 49 year old who was found dead in buckinghamshire last thursday on the day. he was also due to be charged . and finally, be charged. and finally, britain's andy murray fought back from two sets down at the australian open tonight after the longest tennis match of his career . he defeated the longest tennis match of his career. he defeated tennis cook kokkinakis in second round where the contest lasting 5 hours and 45 minutes. it's all that's the second latest finish for a match in australian open history. the epic showdown ending at 4:00 in the morning. five past. to be precise . that's it from . me. precise. that's it from. me. you're up to date on tv online and radio. back now to dan wootton tonight . wootton tonight. time for tomorrow's news now and our mediabuzz have just been handed the first front pages, lee anderson isn't around, so the guardian hasn't been out yet tonight. let's have a look . it tonight. let's ha