i'm live from scampton in lincolnshire . i'm scampton in lincolnshire. i'm right next door to the former raaf base that had been a business plan to do something really exciting . with that piece really exciting. with that piece of land. but now it would appear for the home office wanted to become a migrant detention centre. i'm going to be debating and tonight. the question and asking tonight. the question can scamps often be saved? because think the home of the because i think the home of the dambusters raid should be saved for future generation . and i for future generation. and i feel very strongly indeed with all of that. let's get the news with polly middlehurst . nigel, with polly middlehurst. nigel, thank you and good evening to you . the top story tonight on gb you. the top story tonight on gb news. the dup in northern ireland says it's going to vote against the in this week's first parliamentary vote on the new brexit deal. the prime minister agrees the new windsor framework with the eu last month aiming to resolve some of the concerns unionists

good evening from scampton in lincolnshire . well, as anyone lincolnshire.ell, as anyone who watches this show or listens to this on the radio knows, i've been campaigning for the last three years saying that the flood of young men that crossed the english channel was beginning put intolerable beginning to put intolerable pressures communities. pressures on our communities. what we know is that over 450 hotels have been filled up with these young all over the these young men all over the country . and so of the country. and so part of the government's plan , along government's new plan, along with ambitious scheme for with its ambitious scheme for a landen with its ambitious scheme for a lander, along with hoping the european court of human rights allow to us deport people who i don't think should have come here in the first place. part of the new plan was to have migrant detention centres in former military bases that the government believed would be far less controversial . until we less controversial. until we learned just a few days ago that this would a

two airbases, this one in lincolnshire, once home to. one in lincolnshire, once home to the world warexpected to accommodate migrants within weeks. but this is creating some conflict within the conservative party as the local mps oppose this. they are also considering using ferries and barges as temporary accommodation in due course, but labour say the plans don't hold water. ~ ., ..,, , labour say the plans don't hold water. ~ ., . , ., water. we need to end costly and inappropriate _ water. we need to end costly and inappropriate hotel— water. we need to end costly and inappropriate hotel yours, - water. we need to end costly and inappropriate hotelyours, but. water. we need to end costly and i inappropriate hotelyours, but these inappropriate hotel yours, but these plans— inappropriate hotel yours, but these plans don't— inappropriate hotel yours, but these plans don't do that. inappropriate hotelyours, but these plans don't do that.— plans don't do that. currently the bbc understands _ plans don't do that. currently the bbc understands around - plans don't do that. currently the b

lincolnshire and east sussex. hour security and meet migrants, essential living and nothing more. more than 1000 asylum seekers will also be housed at a former prison site . these hotels take prison site. these hotels take valuable assets from communities and place pressures on local pubuc and place pressures on local public services. seaside towns have lost tourist trade. weddings have been cancelled , weddings have been cancelled, and local councils have had their resources diverted to manage . and the hard working manage. and the hard working british has been left to the eye—watering . £2.3 billion a eye—watering. £2.3 billion a yeah eye—watering. £2.3 billion a year. bill madam deputy speaker, we must not elevate well—being of illegal migrants above those of illegal migrants above those of the british people . well, the of the british people. well, the chancellor has been facing questions by the treasury select committee over his spring budget . jeremy hunt says the unexposed did increase in inflation last mon

across the south east into lincolnshire. that's why it is so mild today, and why it is so mild overnight, 6 degrees in the north and lows of ten in the south. rain to clear away from northern england and southern scotland, then it is a case of sunny spells and also showers. these develop more widely through the midlands and eastern england, there could be hale and thunderfrom midlands and eastern england, there could be hale and thunder from the early part of the afternoon. a warmer day in scotland, they could make 60 degrees in aberdeen. across

this is the airbase in lincolnshire, once home to the world war ii dambusters.nstituency will issue intermediate judicial review and injection against this thoroughly bad decision which is not based on good governments but the politics of trying to do something. they are also considering using ferries and barges as temporary accommodation in due course, but labour say the plans don't hold water. we need to end costly and inappropriate hotel use, but these plans don't do that. they will not end hotel use, and instead these sites are additional and ministers should have been finding cheaper sites and properly managing costs years ago. currently, the bbc understands, around 51,000 migrants are housed in 385 hotels. the two airbases will have a capacity of about 1,500 to 2,000 each, so initially this extra capacity is more likely to be used mainly for new arrivals rather than to rehouse those already in hotels. government ministers are hoping that the prospect of being put in more rudimentry accommodation, as they call it, might dissuade some migrants from making th

the former military bases are in lincolnshire and essex, and there's another site in east sussex. also tonight... good evening! look at this t—shirt. .. "lil" — dead common!" tributes from the queen consort, among many others, to the entertainer, paul o'grady, who's died at the age, of 67. the scandal of one of police scotland's main control rooms using a dummy system to manipulate response times. and one of the biggest animals ever to walk the earth, the skeleton of a patagotitan dinosaur, soon to appear in london. and coming up in the sport on the bbc news channel: we'll have the best of the action from the women's champions league, as arsenal take on bayern munich and attempt to turn the tie around and book their place in the last four. good evening. the government has announced plans to house migrants in two former military bases in essex and lincolnshire and at a separate site in east sussex in a bid to cut rising hotel bills. the immigration minister, robertjenrick, says the bases could hold several thousand people. the refugee council, warns the plans are "entirely unsuitab

that's going to cause some minor flooding for one or two, sitting across parts of the midlands, lincolnshire some clearer skies around into tomorrow morning. but we continue with the mild story, well clear of clearer frost. temperatures, although of around five or six degrees, staying in double figures for much of england and wales. so into thursday, we've still got to run of those warmer south—westerly winds, this big wodge of mild air. we're between weather systems as such, but with low pressure close by, this is where we'll see the showers now. the overnight rain clearing away from eastern england, southern scotland and also shetland, during the morning. sunshine develops for most areas, but already showers in the west. they'll develop more widely into the afternoon, heaviest with some hail and thunder through the midlands, lincolnshire, yorkshire, a line of more persistent rain maybe perhaps across parts of south—west england through to the home counties. but some of your sitting sunshine all day long, you'll feel the warmth of that sunshine, too. temperatures could get above 17 degrees

across the south east into lincolnshire.he worst of that rain should be out into the north sea by the end of the night. many places become dry with breaks in the cloud. south—westerly winds, that's why it is so mild today, and why it is so mild overnight, 6 degrees in the north and lows of ten in the south. rain to clear away from northern england and southern scotland, then it is a case of sunny spells and also showers. these develop more widely through the midlands and eastern england, there could be hale and thunderfrom midlands and eastern england, there could be hale and thunder from the early part of the afternoon. a warmer day in scotland, they could make 60 degrees in aberdeen. across central and eastern england, if you mist those showers, temperatures could reach 16 or 17 degrees. but we have an area of low pressure bringing wet and windy weather after dark overnight and into friday. strongest winds across northern parts of france, but through the channel and along the south coast of england and south wales, winds u

lincolnshire and east sussex. the accommodation will be guarded by 24 hour security and meet migrants. essential living . these hotels essential living. these hotels take valuable assets from communities and place pressures on local public services . on local public services. seaside towns have lost trade. weddings have been cancelled and local councils have had their resources is diverted to manage . and the hard working british taxpayer has been left to foot the eye—watering . £23 billion a the eye—watering. £23 billion a yeah the eye—watering. £23 billion a year. bill madam deputy speaker , we must not elevate the well—being of illegal migrants above those of the british people . now, scotland's new people. now, scotland's new first minister had vows there could not be more unity in the snp as he unveiled his first cabinet today. humza yousaf says scotland's government should look like the people it represent and that he's proud . represent and that he's proud. have a record number of women agreeing to serve. t

— military bases announced at least in lincolnshire and essex and i'm not sure we _ lincolnshire andnd ijust wonder, given the _ hard to announce. and ijust wonder, given the cost you would incur on buying _ given the cost you would incur on buying boats and then mooring them around _ buying boats and then mooring them around the _ buying boats and then mooring them around the country and keeping people — around the country and keeping people on them. is that going to bring _ people on them. is that going to bring down the bill? and can you convince — bring down the bill? and can you convince the foreign secretary that it's a _ convince the foreign secretary that it's a good — convince the foreign secretary that it's a good idea to have a big bass in his— it's a good idea to have a big bass in his constituency with several hundred — in his constituency with several hundred asylum seekers and migrants? i understand _ hundred asylum seekers and migrants? i understand individual mps putting the point of view across from their constituents but as a government we have to take steps to red

jessica lane, bbc news, in lincolnshire.as speaking on a podcast. i think it is, from a personal point of view, to hear that kind of characterisation is offensive. because, as you said, my husband is jewish and my children therefore are directly descendant from people who were murdered in gas chambers during the holocaust. and my husband's family feels very keenly, the impact of the holocaust, actually. and to kind of throw out this kind of flippant analogies diminishes, it diminishes the unspeakable tragedy that millions of people went through. i don't think anything that is happening in the uk today can come close to what happened in the holocaust. so i find it a lazy and unhelpful comparison to make. maybe it is not flippant. _ unhelpful comparison to make. maybe it is not flippant, maybe _ unhelpful comparison to make. maybe it is not flippant, maybe it _ unhelpful comparison to make. maybe it is not flippant, maybe it is _ it is not flippant, maybe it is passion. _ it is not flippant, maybe it is passion, like the passi

lincolnshire county council now faces a lawsuit estimated to be worth more than £1.5 million. regret over the abuse suffered by the victims in this case and apologises to the victims. because of the legal claims, they say they are unable to comment further but say they are working to resolve. ., on. say they are working to resolve. , on. the say they are working to resolve. , on- the man _ say they are working to resolve. , on. the man who _ say they are working to resolve. , on. the man who caused - say they are working to resolve. , on. the man who caused their - say they are working to resolve. , - on. the man who caused their trauma was 'ailed on. the man who caused their trauma was jailed two — on. the man who caused their trauma was jailed two years _ on. the man who caused their trauma was jailed two years ago. _ on. the man who caused their trauma was jailed two years ago. they - on. the man who caused their trauma was jailed two years ago. they say - was jailed two years ago. they say they wait for compensation is prolonging the pain. she knows many would ask why she

lincolnshire and east sussex.ving needs and nothing more, he says . as an and nothing more, he says. as an incentive to local councils . the incentive to local councils. the government will also provide a new funding package to accept refugees. these hotels take valuable from communities and place pressures on public services . seaside towns have services. seaside towns have lost tourist trade. weddings have been cancelled and local councils have had their resource is diverted to manage them and the hard working british taxpayer has been left foot. the eye—watering . £2.3 billion a eye—watering. £2.3 billion a year bill. madam deputy speaker, we must not elevate the of illegal migrants above those of the british people people . well, the british people people. well, angela rayner has called on dominic raab to resign , saying dominic raab to resign, saying he's failed to protect women , he's failed to protect women, girls from rape and sexual assault . the deputy labour assault. the deputy labour leader accused , t

lincolnshire and east sussex. the accommodation will be guarded by 24 hour security and meet migrants. essential living . these hotels essential living. these hotels take valuable assets from communities and place pressures on local public services . on local public services. seaside towns have lost trade. weddings have been cancelled and local councils have had their resources is diverted to manage . and the hard working british taxpayer has been left to foot the eye—watering . £23 billion a the eye—watering. £23 billion a yeah the eye—watering. £23 billion a year. bill madam deputy speaker , we must not elevate the well—being of illegal migrants above those of the british people . now, scotland's new people. now, scotland's new first minister had vows there could not be more unity in the snp as he unveiled his first cabinet today. humza yousaf says scotland's government should look like the people it represent and that he's proud . represent and that he's proud. have a record number of women agreeing to serve. t

new the whole of lincolnshire. new contracts don't include them?. they up such a rapport with their regular support workers and we feel we know them inside out. they talk to us when they're having issues. same end of life care. you know, we've we've at the most saddest time in people's lives. we're providing care and they're just going to be pulled away from us. the drive lincoln integrated care board says it's advertised the new continuing care contracts and sent emails to existing providers. paddy her team at honeycomb care didn't get anything, so she the change will push even more carers out of the industry at a time it's already short staffed . we have already short staffed. we have some amazing carers . it would be some amazing carers. it would be a massive for the system to lose good carers . we're already good carers. we're already struggling to find carers. it's going to have a massive on the health of social sector in lincolnshire because where they going to find these carers from 7 going to find these carers from ? they're going to have a

the former military bases are in lincolnshire and essex, and there's another site in east sussex.

as i mentioned, lincolnshire and essex are the two sites we know about at the moment.te, there has been pushback from local tory mps. in essex there has been pushback from local tory mps including the foreign secretary as well. so, this isn't a simple plan for the government to execute, there may well be challenges from local councils as well. what we will get to day is what the government wants to do, a lot of talking tough, in a period where we are working up to local elections, delivering it will be a lot harder, and one of the criticisms we have heard this morning from the liberal democrats is that this is more about headlines than an actual solution. irlick than an actual solution. nick eardle , than an actual solution. nick eardley, thank _ than an actual solution. nick eardley, thank you - than an actual solution. nick eardley, thank you very - than an actual solution. nick eardley, thank you very much. it has emerged that the attacker who killed six people including three children at a school in nashville had legally purchased seven guns. police say they have e

eight site in lincolnshire and one in essex.e of whom is the foreign secretary james cleverly. but we are expecting robertjenrick to announce that those are going ahead and in terms of how many people you would expect to be housed there, we're told the capacity is between 1500 to 2000 people at each base. compare that with the number of people who are currently being housed in hotels. that is 51,000 across 395 hotels. have a listen to what dominic raab said this morning. we have a listen to what dominic raab said this morning.— said this morning. we have got to deal with this. _ said this morning. we have got to deal with this. we _ said this morning. we have got to deal with this. we will _ said this morning. we have got to deal with this. we will look- said this morning. we have got to deal with this. we will look at - said this morning. we have got to deal with this. we will look at the | deal with this. we will look at the whole _ deal with this. we will look at the whole range of options. low— cost accommodation, ex—army ba

lincolnshire well, a new survey has found that pubuc a new survey has found that public satisfaction nhs has dropped to its level since the survey began in 1983. the british social attitudes survey also shows that dissatisfaction has doubled in the last two years. however, 29% of people still support the service and are satisfied with how it runs. shadow health secretary wes streeting told gb news. the main issue is staffing . nhs has issue is staffing. nhs has suffered from terrible mismanagement over course of the last 13 years by the conservative office. that's left the system desperately short of the system desperately short of the staff. it needs to get patients seen on time . that's patients seen on time. that's led to the highest waiting lists in history of the nhs , the in the history of the nhs, the lowest satisfaction . and lowest patient satisfaction. and what i hear commonly from patients and i experience this a bit myself , my experience with bit myself, my experience with kidney a couple of years kidney cancer, a couple of years ago, people could not be more praising st

seeing one or two heavy ones, perhaps the odd isolated rumble of thunder towards east anglia, lincolnshire as frequent or as heavy as we have seen. and brightening up too for northern ireland, north wales. here we could see some sunshine, just one or two showers through the afternoon. but still staying damp and cloudy for much of northern england, central and southern scotland. a little bit of wintriness over the highest ground as that cold air cuts its way in from the north. now, overnight tonight, the next area of fairly heavy rain sweeps its way eastwards across the southern half of england and wales too. so a really soggy start to sunday morning in the south, but mild, five to seven degrees. colder conditions further north, particularly for the far north of england and scotland, where we're likely to see a bit of frost to start your sunday. so that colder air moving in from the north on sunday. further south, as low pressure drifts to the towards the east, we'll still see that mild airjust holding on for parts of southern england, perhaps south wales, but colder conditions working in f

seeing one or two heavy ones, perhaps the odd isolated rumble of thunder towards east anglia, lincolnshiree not going to be as frequent or as heavy as we have seen. and brightening up too for northern ireland, north wales. here, we could see some sunshine, just one or two showers through the afternoon. but still staying damp and cloudy for much of northern england, central and southern scotland. a little bit of wintriness over the highest ground, as that cold air cuts its way in from the north. now, overnight tonight, the next area of fairly heavy rain sweeps its way eastwards across the southern half of england and wales too. so a really soggy start to sunday morning in the south, but mild, five to seven degrees. colder conditions further north, particularly for the far north of england and scotland, where we're likely to see a bit of frost to start your sunday. so that colder air moving in from the north on sunday. further south, as low pressure drifts towards the east, we'll still see that mild air just holding on for parts of southern england, perhaps south wales, but colder conditions

lincolnshire and east sussex . lincolnshire and east sussex. security, he and meet migrants essential living needs . in other news living needs. in other news today , the daily mail says the today, the daily mail says the duke of sussex , his previous duke of sussex, his previous privacy claim against them should be rejected. and it's and has been brought far too late. associated ltd says the legal challenges brought by prince harry and other celebrities, including sir elton john have no real prospects of succeeding. but legal team for harry and others have described publisher's bid as hopeless and plainly inappropriate . the plainly inappropriate. the government's announced a £1 million funding boost for synagogues schools in a bid to crack down on anti—semitic crime . the government says it also wants ensure criminals who threaten jewish communities to feel the full force the law. the funding will security measures such as cctv and alarm systems . such as cctv and alarm systems. a quarter of religiously hate crimes in the uk between 2021 and

we're actually, from this halo you can see in the skies above lincolnshire, that's high cloud workingpicture. it is a set of weather fronts with some very mild air, particularlyjust to our south—west here. and that is on the way. so although we started wednesday with a sharp frost, temperatures down at minus ten or so, temperatures rising, then through wednesday, nice and well through thursday with highs expected to reach around 15 degrees celsius. so in terms of maximum temperatures, we're going from around seven or eight to around 1a or 15 degrees celsius. you will notice that huge jump in temperatures heading into thursday, but you'll probably also notice quite a bit of rain falling on you because it is going to be a wet day. now the rain could be heavy enough to bring some localised surface water flooding, the brightest weather probably in northern ireland. but here we are looking at some heavy showers and thunderstorms working in through the afternoon. temperatures widely around 1a or 15 degrees celsius. so it's going to be a lot milder across all parts of the uk, perhaps with th

lincolnshire and east sussex . lincolnshire and east sussex.rity, he and meet migrants essential living needs . in other news living needs. in other news today , the daily mail says the today, the daily mail says the duke of sussex , his previous duke of sussex, his previous privacy claim against them should be rejected. and it's and has been brought far too late. associated ltd says the legal challenges brought by prince harry and other celebrities, including sir elton john have no real prospects of succeeding. but legal team for harry and others have described publisher's bid as hopeless and plainly inappropriate . the plainly inappropriate. the government's announced a £1 million funding boost for synagogues schools in a bid to crack down on anti—semitic crime . the government says it also wants ensure criminals who threaten jewish communities to feel the full force the law. the funding will security measures such as cctv and alarm systems . such as cctv and alarm systems. a quarter of religiously hate crimes in the uk between 2021 and 2022

some of azam's patients at lincolnshire homecare need mental health support .r their future . if concerned for their future. if they're taken away, they up such a rapport with their regular support workers and you know, we feel we know them inside out. they talk to us when they're having issues. same as end of life care. you know, we've we've at the most saddest time in people's lives, we're providing care and they're just going to be pulled away from us. the contract lincolnshire integrated care board says it's advertised the new continuing health care contracts and sent emails to existing providers . but patty existing providers. but patty says her team at honeycomb care didn't get anything , so she didn't get anything, so she thinks the change will push even more carers out of the industry at a time when it's already short staffed. we have some amazing carers. it would be a massive shame for the system to lose good carers when we're already struggling to . find already struggling to. find carers, it's going to have a massive impacts on the health of social c

you can see some wintry weather from lincolnshire into east anglia, maybe essex, but then, come the afternoonre in between weather systems — a cold northerly wind with a few snow showers in the north. a really chilly day on friday. hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. the un's secretary general heads to ukraine to secure a crucial grain deal that could have major implications for the global food crisis. the deal with russia that allows ukraine to export its grain must be renewed by 18 march, but there's concern the kremlin will refuse to renew it. thousands are on the streets of georgia, for the second night running, protesting against a new law that could derail the country's aspirations to join the eu. and the bbc�*s gary lineker says he will continue to speak out for those with no voice, after his criticisms tonight with the context — the independent trade economist rebecca harding, and emmy—nominated journalist caroline modarressy—tehrani.

you can see some wintry weather from lincolnshire into east anglia, maybe essex, but then come the afternoonwers in the north. a really chilly day on friday. hello, i'm ben thompson. this is outside source. who bombed a key russian oil pipeline to europe? anonymous spies point the finger at ukraine, but kyiv denies involvement. it's like a compliment for our special forces, but this is not our activity. moscow meanwhile blamed the west for the explosion, and demanded an independent investigation. also in the programme. georgians take to the streets of tbilisi, as a new law branding some media outlets as foreign agents — sparks protests. and people celebrate international women's day, and pay tribute to those fighting for gender equality around the globe. in the last half—hour police in the capital tbilisi have been using water cannons against protesters. sparked by initial parliamentary approval of a controversial bill allowing many media outlets and rights groups to be branded as foreign agents. the crowd is mainly young, and many are carrying georgian and eu flags. they say the proposed la

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sarah, welcome to lincolnshire.elcome to the program but tell me, please realistically what can be done . realistically what can be done. oh anything and everything that we can do will be done. we have met lindsey district council trying to put an injunction in and we are reaching out to anyone and everyone that will listen. and if they don't rate making them listen, that, you know , this regeneration . £300 know, this regeneration. £300 million project has got to go ahead. million project has got to go ahead . you know , there's no ahead. you know, there's no other situation that will rest up . basically no, this the i get up. basically no, this the i get your passion. i understand. i mean, i was there last monday, as you know, i'm a huge in the project. but how do you get government to change their mind . well, i don't know. i've got a great team working with me. chairman linton on is that went through the same thing last year they're also helping the council with the same legal team hoping the council so they're

sarah, welcome to lincolnshire.elcome to the program but tell me, please realistically what can be done . realistically what can be done. oh anything and everything that we can do will be done. we have met lindsey district council trying to put an injunction in and we are reaching out to anyone and everyone that will listen. and if they don't rate making them listen, that, you know , this regeneration . £300 know, this regeneration. £300 million project has got to go ahead. million project has got to go ahead . you know , there's no ahead. you know, there's no other situation that will rest up . basically no, this the i get up. basically no, this the i get your passion. i understand. i mean, i was there last monday, as you know, i'm a huge in the project. but how do you get government to change their mind . well, i don't know. i've got a great team working with me. chairman linton on is that went through the same thing last year they're also helping the council with the same legal team hoping the council so they're

but that snow risk transfers itself further eastwards into lincolnshire, possibly east anglia for a shorts across scotland and northern england as we head throughout the day, but there will be some brighter skies as well. feeling cold wherever you are with plenty of added wind chill, the winds lighter by the end of the day. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm reeta chakrabarti. our top stories: the un's nuclear watchdog has again warned of the risk of a nuclear catastrophe in ukraine after shelling cut power to the russian occupied zaporizhzhia nuclear plant for a sixth time. the uk government formally delays the construction of sections of the hs2 rail line in a bid to cut costs. tens of thousands of people take part in demonstrations across israel against proposed reforms to the judicial system. the cost of childcare is soaring in england, scotland and wales. a new report shows one in four parents say the expense is more than 75% of their take—home pay. and weather warning for heavy snow in the uk. the cold munitions are expected to last

seeing one or two heavy ones, perhaps the odd isolated rumble of thunder towards east anglia, lincolnshiret going to be as frequent or as heavy as we have seen. and brightening up too for northern ireland, north wales. here, we could see some sunshine, just one or two showers through the afternoon. but still staying damp and cloudy for much of northern england, central and southern scotland. a little bit of wintriness over the highest ground, as that cold air cuts its way in from the north. now, overnight tonight, the next area of fairly heavy rain sweeps its way eastwards across the southern half of england and wales too. so a really soggy start to sunday morning in the south, but mild, five to seven degrees. colder conditions further north, particularly for the far north of england and scotland, where we're likely to see a bit of frost to start your sunday. so that colder air moving in from the north on sunday. further south, as low pressure drifts towards the east, we'll still see that mild air just holding on for parts of southern england, perhaps south wales, but colder conditions wor

we're actually in this halo you can see in the skies above lincolnshire.cularly to our south—west here, and that is on the way. we started wednesday with a frost, temperatures down to minus ten, but temperatures rising wednesday night and well through thursday, with highs expected to reach around 15 degrees celsius. so in terms of maximum temperatures, we go from around seven or eight to around 1a or 15 degrees celsius. you will notice that huge jump heading into thursday, but you'll probably also notice quite a bit of rain falling on you, because it is going to be a wet day. the rain could bring some localised surface—water flooding. the brightest weather probably in northern ireland, but heavy showers and thunderstorms working in through the afternoon. temperatures widely14 or 15 celsius so it's going to be a lot milder across all of the uk, perhaps with the exception of shetland, 0rkney, where it continues to be cool. thursday night, the worst of the rain will ease away for a time, but there will be plenty of showers across western areas. a mild night a

the best chance of any brightness would be across parts of the midlands, maybe east anglia, lincolnshireout 16 celsius. elsewhere, the thicker cloud and the outbreaks of rain, it won't be quite as mild, closer to around 10—12 degrees. much fresher conditions in the north of scotland, with some sunshine in lerwick, about six or seven. through the course of monday evening, it does look as that rain would be more widespread and heavy as it spreads across the uk. here's tuesday's weather map, and a broad area of low pressure across the atlantic, sending weather fronts in our direction, quite a few isobars there, so that means the winds will be freshening as we go through tuesday and into wednesday. on tuesday, we are between weather systems, so one out in the north sea, another one here approaching ireland. we are in between with some sunny spells, but also some showers. you can see heavy showers in one or two areas. again, very mild, 13 or 1a, perhaps 15 degrees. through the course of the evening, the next weather front starts to sweep towards more eastern areas. through the course of wedne

the best chance of any brightness will be across parts of the midlands, east anglia, lincolnshire andth of scotland with some showers, about six or seven. —— with some sunshine in lowick. through the course of monday evening, it looks as though that rain will become more widespread and heavy as it spreads across the uk. here is the weather map for tuesday and a broad area of low pressure across the atlantic sending weather fronts in all directions a few isobars there, so the winds will be freshening for tuesday into wednesday. on tuesday we are in between weather systems, one out in the north sea and another approaching ireland. we are in between with some sunny spells but also showers. heavy showers in one or two areas, very mild. through the course of the evening, the next weather front will start to sweep towards more eastern areas. through the course of wednesday that big low pressure dominating the weather across the atlantic, it is like a washing machine of cloud and showers circulating multiple areas of low pressure. very breezy day as well and gale—force winds are possible aro

seeing one or two heavy ones, perhaps the odd isolated rumble of thunder towards east anglia, lincolnshire ireland, north wales. here, we could see some sunshine, just one or two showers through the afternoon. but still staying damp and cloudy for much of northern england, central and southern scotland. a little bit of wintriness over the highest ground, as that cold air cuts its way in from the north. now, overnight tonight, the next area of fairly heavy rain sweeps its way eastwards across the southern half of england and wales too. so a really soggy start to sunday morning in the south, but mild, five to seven degrees. colder conditions further north, particularly for the far north of england and scotland, where we're likely to see a bit of frost to start your sunday. so that colder air moving in from the north on sunday. further south, as low pressure drifts towards the east, we'll still see that mild air just holding on for parts of southern england, perhaps south wales, but colder conditions working in for many of us through the day. some wintry showers, some snowfall for parts of no

from using hotels to house asylum seekers and instead use disused military bases in essex and lincolnshiree of commons that the government is also exploring the possibility of using vessels at sea. the refugee council has described the proposals as "entirely unsuitable". i'm joined now by chief executive refugee council, enver solomon. this was a well trailed announcement. it had been publicised, leaked to favourable newspapers, there had been lots of speculation over what the minister would say because there has been speculation about there not being enough accommodation for people arriving by boat over the english channel, landing, being detained, being processed for asylum or being sent away somewhere. in the meantime there is a huge backlog and people are being housed in hotels, and presumably the hotel accommodation isn't that suitable for people in this situation.— this situation. that's right. we work with _ this situation. that's right. we work with many _ this situation. that's right. we work with many people - this situation. that's right. we l work with many people boarding this

the best chance of any brightness would be across parts of the midlands, maybe east anglia, lincolnshirehe thicker cloud and the outbreaks of rain, it won't be quite as mild, closer to around 10—12 degrees. much fresher conditions in the north of scotland, with some sunshine in lerwick, about six or seven. through the course of monday evening, it does look as that rain would be more widespread and heavy as it spreads across the uk. here's tuesday's weather map, and a broad area of low pressure across the atlantic, sending weather fronts in our direction, quite a few isobars there, so that means the winds will be freshening as we go through tuesday and into wednesday. on tuesday, we are between weather systems, so one out in the north sea, another one here approaching ireland. we are in between with some sunny spells, but also some showers. you can see heavy showers in one or two areas. again, very mild, 13 or 1a, perhaps 15 degrees. through the course of the evening, the next weather front starts to sweep towards more eastern areas. through the course of wednesday, that big low pressure

seeing one or two heavy ones, perhaps the odd isolated rumble of thunder towards east anglia, lincolnshireuent or as heavy as we have seen. and brightening up too for northern ireland, north wales. here we could see some sunshine, just one or two showers through the afternoon. but still staying damp and cloudy for much of northern england, central and southern scotland. a little bit of wintriness over the highest ground as that cold air cuts its way in from the north. now, overnight tonight, the next area of fairly heavy rain sweeps its way eastwards across the southern half of england and wales too. so a really soggy start to sunday morning in the south, but mild, five to seven degrees. colder conditions further north, particularly for the far north of england and scotland, where we're likely to see a bit of frost to start your sunday. so that colder air moving in from the north on sunday. further south, as low pressure drifts to the towards the east, we'll still see that mild airjust holding on for parts of southern england, perhaps south wales, but colder conditions working in for many

seeing one or two heavy ones, perhaps the odd isolated rumble of thunder towards east anglia, lincolnshireequent or as heavy as we have seen. and brightening up too for northern ireland, north wales. here we could see some sunshine, just one or two showers through the afternoon. but still staying damp and cloudy for much of northern england, central and southern scotland. a little bit of wintriness over the highest ground as that cold air cuts its way in from the north. now, overnight tonight, the next area of fairly heavy rain sweeps its way eastwards across the southern half of england and wales too. so a really soggy start to sunday morning in the south, but mild, five to seven degrees. colder conditions further north, particularly for the far north of england and scotland, where we're likely to see a bit of frost to start your sunday. so that colder air moving in from the north on sunday. further south, as low pressure drifts to the towards the east, we'll still see that mild airjust holding on for parts of southern england, perhaps south wales, but colder conditions working in for man

the best chance of any brightness would be across parts of the midlands, maybe east anglia, lincolnshirehave the mildest weather up to about 16 celsius. elsewhere, the thicker cloud and the outbreaks of rain, it won't be quite as mild, closer to around 10—12 degrees. much fresher conditions in the north of scotland, with some sunshine in lerwick, about six or seven. through the course of monday evening, it does look as that rain would be more widespread and heavy as it spreads across the uk. here's tuesday's weather map, and a broad area of low pressure across the atlantic, sending weather fronts in our direction, quite a few isobars there, so that means the winds will be freshening as we go through tuesday and into wednesday. on tuesday, we are between weather systems, so one out in the north sea, another one here approaching ireland. we are in between with some sunny spells, but also some showers. you can see heavy showers in one or two areas. again, very mild, 13 or 1a, perhaps 15 degrees. through the course of the evening, the next weather front starts to sweep towards more eastern a

and parts of lincolnshire and yorkshire, and those showers will and go through the will come and go day. that must be light and well scattered, but they'll be brought about by a wind off the nonh brought about by a wind off the north which continue north sea, which will continue to feel cold even if to make it feel cold even if temperatures the temperatures are similar to the last days seven, eight, nine last few days seven, eight, nine celsius, four degrees for lerwick , the first sign of lerwick, the first sign of a change on the way through the weekend. lerwick already has the northerly winds , an increase in northerly winds, an increase in showers for and some hills snow later saturday and those showers then increasing into effect. northern and western scotland drift into parts of northern ireland. england as well as wales and with a lots of cloud cover. sunday wales and with a lots of cloud cover . sunday starts off frost cover. sunday starts off frost free, although any kind of breaks overnight will lead to a touch of frost in places. so another cloudy start to sunday, some br

and parts of lincolnshire and yorkshire, and those showers will and through the will come and go throughwell day. that must be light and well scattered, but they'll be brought about by a wind off the nonh brought about by a wind off the north sea, which continue north sea, which will continue to feel cold even to make it feel cold even if temperatures the temperatures are similar to the last few days seven, eight, nine celsius, four degrees for lerwick , the first sign of lerwick, the first sign of a change on the way through the weekend. lerwick already has the northerly winds , an increase in northerly winds, an increase in showers for and some hills snow later saturday and those showers then increasing into effect. northern and western scotland drift into parts of northern ireland. england as well as wales and with a lots of cloud cover. sunday wales and with a lots of cloud cover . sunday starts off frost cover. sunday starts off frost free, although any kind of breaks overnight will lead to a touch of frost in places. so another cloudy start to sunday, some brighter skies around at

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