they had an estate called disneyland in lincolnshire. in lincolnshire? in lincolnshire, absolutely.itive from this legacy. what we want is a disney trail, to highlight the fact that the disneys also were in other villages locally, and they had disney tombs, there was a disney castle with turrets on, but it's a great place to have a disney story, as well as the myths around it. norton disney, the original disneyland for more than 600 years. colin paterson, bbc news, lincolnshire. coming up to seven o'clock. we are getting reports in the last few minutes about the rafa crossing. you will have heard about it over the weekend. this is the border between southern gaza and egypt. there has been talk about whether it could be opened as some kind of corridor to allow people escaping gaza to get out. you can see it in the bottom left. an escape into egypt. this latest line comes from the reuters news agency. they say the united states, israel and egypt have agreed a ceasefire in the area to coincide with the opening of that crossing. they are quoting two security sources, two egyptian securi

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monday afternoon, which could be heavy and thundery for parts of southern england, the midlands — lincolnshirern parts of wales, as well. but still warm in the south, 22 celsius or so, we're looking at the mid—teens, though, further north. so moving through monday evening, some of that rain could be heavy and thundery across parts of the midlands, perhaps lincolnshire, east anglia for a time. gradually, that will clear away into the early hours of tuesday, and some slightly fresher conditions working their way in. but it will still be another quite mild, muggy night, 13—14 celsius, so we've still got that warm, humid airfirst thing — but it does get swept away, as we see westerly winds developing behind this frontal system on tuesday. so, yes, a bit of a cloudy, damp start perhaps in the southeast. sunny spells and scattered showers from the west, from the word go, and they're going to push their way eastwards across the uk through the day. so most of the showers during the morning are in the northwest, but they could crop up a little bit further east later on. temperatures 13—19 on tuesday —

>> a lincolnshire yellowbelly. >> i'm lincolnshire through and through. i live just through.he heritage. and you know, from the dambusters through to the red arrows, it's an amazing part of british history, but especially lincolnshire history. and you know, the opportunity to have this area designated and for people to come to from all over the country, from all over the world to learn about it, the heritage and, you know, the men that gave their lives is just an amazing thing. that gave their lives is just an amazing thing . and i understand amazing thing. and i understand that we need to do something with migrant boats. but i just think this is the wrong place at the wrong time. >> and that's exactly what it says on the signs. the home office say that they're following planning restrictions and they're trying to do what they need to do in a safe manner . are you worried that the heritage is at risk by what's happening here at raf scampton? >> yes . yes, indeed i am. i mean >> yes. yes, indeed i am. i mean , we know that there has been work carried out already . we work carr

colin paterson, bbc news, lincolnshire. let's see if there is a fairy tale with the weather.ere's sarah keith—lucas. it was crisp and pretty this morning with the frost and it was scarves and gloves, but i think we will swap them for the wellies and the waterproofs later in the week. fine and fairly quiet out there for the next couple of days, but a week of two halves. from midweek onwards, it turns increasingly windy with heavy rain. in fact, turns increasingly windy with heavy rain. infact, we turns increasingly windy with heavy rain. in fact, we have had the second storm of the season named by the met office. you can see it on the met office. you can see it on the satellite image not far from the canary islands. store babette, sweeping northwards, crossing the bay of biscay and heading to the uk and bringing wet and windy conditions. met by another area of low pressure merging with the storm. so destructive weather through the second half of the week. for the here and now, most of us try out this afternoon. a lot of cloud across the southern half of england and. some sunsh

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monday afternoon, which could be heavy and thundery for parts of southern england, the midlands — lincolnshireut still warm in the south, 22 celsius or so, we're looking at the mid—teens, though, further north. so moving through monday evening, some of that rain could be heavy and thundery across parts of the midlands, perhaps lincolnshire, east anglia for a time. gradually, that will clear away into the early hours of tuesday, and some slightly fresher conditions working their way in. but it will still be another quite mild, muggy night, 13—14 celsius, so we've still got that warm, humid airfirst thing — but it does get swept away, as we see westerly winds developing behind this frontal system on tuesday. so, yes, a bit of a cloudy, damp start perhaps in the southeast. sunny spells and scattered showers from the west, from the word go, and they're going to push their way eastwards across the uk through the day. so most of the showers during the morning are in the northwest, but they could crop up a little bit further east later on. temperatures 13—19 on tuesday — not as warm as monday, but st

monday afternoon, which could be heavy and thundery for parts of southern england, the midlands — lincolnshiree south, 22 celsius or so, we're looking at the mid—teens, though, further north. so moving through monday evening, some of that rain could be heavy and thundery across parts of the midlands, perhaps lincolnshire, east anglia for a time. gradually, that will clear away into the early hours of tuesday, and some slightly fresher conditions working their way in. but it will still be another quite mild, muggy night, 13—14 celsius, so we've still got that warm, humid airfirst thing — but it does get swept away, as we see westerly winds developing behind this frontal system on tuesday. so, yes, a bit of a cloudy, damp start perhaps in the southeast. sunny spells and scattered showers from the west, from the word go, and they're going to push their way eastwards across the uk through the day. so most of the showers during the morning are in the northwest, but they could crop up a little bit further east later on. temperatures 13—19 on tuesday — not as warm as monday, but still above average f

it's taking water from north lincolnshire, - than 180 miles.essex's pipeline is _ where we have a lot less. east essex's pipeline is an example of the massive investment the water companies say he is now needed. they want to build new reservoirs, fix leaking pipes, and reduce the amount of raw sewage being spilt. today the water companies have submitted to the regulator ofwat their wish lists. what they want to spend between 2025—30 — and it's a huge number, nearly £100 billion, that's almost twice as much as in the previous five—year period. and the cost of all that will ultimately fall on customers. it's estimated that by 2030, bills will rise on average by about £156. it will now be up to the regulator to dig into the details and decide if the plans are in the best interest of customers.— are in the best interest of customers. ~ , . ., customers. we will be challenging and screwed _ customers. we will be challenging and screwed rising _ customers. we will be challenging and screwed rising company i customers. we will be challenging and screw

monday afternoon, which could be heavy and thundery for parts of southern england, the midlands — lincolnshirere, northern parts of wales, as well. but still warm in the south, 22 celsius or so, we're looking at the mid—teens, though, further north. so moving through monday evening, some of that rain could be heavy and thundery across parts of the midlands, perhaps lincolnshire, east anglia for a time. gradually, that will clear away into the early hours of tuesday, and some slightly fresher conditions working their way in. but it will still be another quite mild, muggy night, 13—14 celsius, so we've still got that warm, humid airfirst thing — but it does get swept away, as we see westerly winds developing behind this frontal system on tuesday. so, yes, a bit of a cloudy, damp start perhaps in the southeast. sunny spells and scattered showers from the west, from the word go, and they're going to push their way eastwards across the uk through the day. so most of the showers during the morning are in the northwest, but they could crop up a little bit further east later on. temperatures 13—19 on

monday afternoon, which could be heavy and thundery for parts of southern england, the midlands — lincolnshire as well. but still warm in the south, 22 celsius or so, we're looking at the mid—teens, though, further north. so moving through monday evening, some of that rain could be heavy and thundery across parts of the midlands, perhaps lincolnshire, east anglia for a time. gradually, that will clear away into the early hours of tuesday, and some slightly fresher conditions working their way in. but it will still be another quite mild, muggy night, 13—14 celsius, so we've still got that warm, humid airfirst thing — but it does get swept away, as we see westerly winds developing behind this frontal system on tuesday. so, yes, a bit of a cloudy, damp start perhaps in the southeast. sunny spells and scattered showers from the west, from the word go, and they're going to push their way eastwards across the uk through the day. so most of the showers during the morning are in the northwest, but they could crop up a little bit further east later on. temperatures 13—19 on tuesday — not as warm as mon

, norfolk as well, eitherside likes of lincolnshire, norfolk as well, either side of that sunny spells've seen temperatures between 11-16 . that we've seen temperatures between 11—16 . very that we've seen temperatures between 11—16. very typical of the time of year. heading into the middle of the week and wednesday brings a weather front and from the atlanta, more persistent rain for the southwest of england, perhaps northern ireland in the day, sunny spells and a few showers around, 10—16 so certainly not been completely dry and things are looking quite autumnal and unsettled really through the week ahead so more wayne at times but we are not expecting the heavy disruptive rain that we saw during the course of last week with storm event. this is bbc news. we will have the headlines at the top of the hour. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. in war, not all soldiers are fighting on or for their own soil. thanks to the internet, it has become easier than ever before for foreigners to immerse themselves in conflicts very farfrom home. my guest today is a young british man, aiden as

two former raf bases in essex and lincolnshire are at the centre of a judicial review in the high courtnment's plan to house asylum seekers in disused military sites while their claims are being processed. local councils have brought forward legal challenges after a proposal to house 2000 men at the former raf scampton assisted dying on the the isle of man could move a step closer as draft legislation is debated in parliament. the plans would see residents with a terminal illness and no more than six months to live given the right to end their lives with help. more details on that story on our website. you're live with bbc news. here in the uk, families who lost their babies due to avoidable nhs errors are calling for the health secretary steve barclay to set up a national inquiry into maternity services in england. the parents say that despite a raft of reports and reviews into various nhs trusts, systemic issues continue to adversely impact on the care of women and babies. here's our social affairs correspondent, michael buchanan. i completely believed in the trust. i completely belie

elsewhere, clear spells and showers, lighter winds in the midlands, eastern parts of england, lincolnshireding out there is a thing, certainly for lincolnshire and eastern england. should lift into low cloud and then we are looking at another day of sunshine and showers. most of the showers on southern and western coasts where it will be windy and rain piling into eastern scotland. western scotland not faring badly with some sunshine 10—15. then saturday, a similar story. we have the rain piling into eastern scotland on the strong easterly breeze. elsewhere, a murky star and then scattered showers. later, the more organised heavy rain pushing into the south and south—west with some strong winds. temperatures 10-15, some strong winds. temperatures 10—15, pretty much what we have had the last few days. the belt of heavy rain and strong winds spread northwards in saturday night and sunday looks quite wet across the north of the uk. notice even as we go through sunday and monday, low—pressure sticks close by.

up, so it won't be as chilly a start but it will be wet for some, particularly across parts of lincolnshiree don't need any more significant rain in these areas. there is a weather warning and force here. the potential again for some further localised flooding. to the south, sunny spells and scattered showers, to the north not a bad day for much of scotland and the far north of england, 11 or 12 degrees the high, further south looking up top temperatures of 15 or 16 celsius. the rain will ease away eventually, another ridge of high pressure keeps things quiet and the cooler start first thing wednesday morning but it's not expected to last as the slope will push in further outbreaks of heavy rain and strong winds at times. an easterly wind might drive in a few showers across that east coast of scotland, sheltered western areas staying dry. england and wales will see some sunshine for the bulk of the day before clouding over towards the south—west. that will bring some rain into northern ireland, eventually in the south west england and wales. it spills steadily north and east and then we com

so across parts of lincolnshire, the east midlands and parts of northern england, in particular south together for longer spells of rain at times. not as bad as it has been, but we will need to keep a close eye on that. to the south of it, sunny spells and a few scattered showers. for much of scotland and parts of northern ireland, it will be predominantly dry. the bulk of scotland keeping with some sunshine, 11—12 degrees the high here, perhaps highest values of 15 celsius. move out of tuesday and into wednesday, and this little ridge of high pressure building fora time, quietening things down for the start of wednesday before yet another low pressure starts to wind its way in from the atlantic. the isobars squeezing together, the winds a feature. so an easterly wind feeding in some showers. that means western scotland may well stay fairly dry. england and wales starting off dry and bright, clouding over from the south—west eventually on wednesday. temperatures between 10—15 degrees. now, that area of low pressure will continue to push some wet and windy weather at times. very heavy

we'll also see some wet weather as well spilling across parts of north west england, down through lincolnshireea. south of that slightly brighter skies for a time, but by the end of the afternoon, more wet weather starting to push into the south west where we had flooding at the weekend. scotland drier with some sunshine coming through, a few isolated showers, cooler here, 7—9 degrees elsewhere, 12—15 celsius. so that wet weather will arrive during the early hours of wednesday morning and pushing its way steadily north. and as it bumps into that cold air on the leading edge, there will be some snow for a time. it will be a pretty wet affair on wednesday, and windy with it across scotland. elsewhere, it's a case of sunny spells and scattered showers. and temperatures, similar story, we're looking at around 7—15 degrees. let's take a look at storm ciaran, then. expected to intensify quite rapidly during the early hours of thursday morning. now, the position of this low still potentially subject to change, but basically circulating around that low we've got that weather front once again, feed of

monday afternoon, which could be heavy and thundery for parts of southern england, the midlands — lincolnshireut still warm in the south, 22 celsius or so, we're looking at the mid—teens, though, further north. so moving through monday evening, some of that rain could be heavy and thundery across parts of the midlands, perhaps lincolnshire, east anglia for a time. gradually, that will clear away into the early hours of tuesday, and some slightly fresher conditions working their way in. but it will still be another quite mild, muggy night, 13—14 celsius, so we've still got that warm, humid airfirst thing — but it does get swept away, as we see westerly winds developing behind this frontal system on tuesday. so, yes, a bit of a cloudy, damp start perhaps in the southeast. sunny spells and scattered showers from the west, from the word go, and they're going to push their way eastwards across the uk through the day. so most of the showers during the morning are in the northwest, but they could crop up a little bit further east later on. temperatures 13—19 on tuesday — not as warm as monday, but st

but yes, it will be wet for some, particularly across parts of lincolnshire, the east midlands and intoe areas. so there is a weather warning in force here. there is a potential again for some further localised flooding to the south of that sunny spells and scattered showers to the north of that. once again, not a bad day for much of scotland and the far north of england, 11 or 12 degrees, the high further south, we're looking at top temperatures of 15 or 16 degrees. eventually, that rain will ease away. another little ridge of high pressure keeps things quiet and a cooler start first thing on wednesday morning, but it's not expected to last as this low will push in further outbreaks of heavy rain and strong winds at times and easterly winds mightjust drive in a few showers across the east coast of scotland. sheltered western areas staying dry. england and wales seeing some sunshine for the bulk of the day before clouding over towards the south west. so that will bring some rain into northern ireland, eventually into south west england and wales. it spills its way steadily north and eas

it won't be as chilly a start, but yes, it will be wet for some, particularly across parts of lincolnshireowery in nature, but we don't need any more significant rain in these areas. so there is a weather warning in force here, there is a potential again for some further localised flooding. to the south of that, sunny spells and scattered showers. to the north of that, once again, not a bad day for much of scotland and the far north of england, 11—12 celsius the high. further south, we're looking at top temperatures of 15—16 celsius. eventually, that rain will ease away, another little ridge of high pressure keeps things quiet. and a cooler start first thing on wednesday morning, but it's not expected to last, as this low will push in further outbreaks of heavy rain and strong winds at times. and easterly wind mightjust drive in a few showers across the east coast of scotland, sheltered western areas staying dry. england and wales seeing some sunshine for the bulk of the day before clouding over towards the southwest. so, that will bring some rain into northern ireland, eventually into sou

, lincolnshire up the east coast towards eastern scotland.h of scotland, where it will be windy. sunny spells and scattered showers retain for northern ireland, wales and south—west england and fewer showers towards the midlands. 0ver showers towards the midlands. over the night, we will keep the peace for part of northern scotland, south—west of england as well, driving a further showers here. clear spells in the could missed a mackie patches the central part of england and wales and it will be frustrate as we look towards tomorrow morning. friday, still low pressure sitting to the west are not moving in a hurry. the wind is driving around the area of low pressure, bringing in more showers of southern england and wales and we saw the irish sea coast as well. the easterly wind will drive in that the persistent rain for parts of north—east england and eastern scotland. not too heavy at this stage but rainfall totals will be gradually mounting up across south and east of scotland. temperatures around about ten to 15 degrees on friday and the lo

fully connected to the northern powerhouse network, which i know he will welcome, and north-east lincolnshirell share in a brand new £2.5 billion fund to support local transport connections, perhaps including many or some of the ones he mentions. i know he will have been delighted to see lner run a test service to cleethorpes earlier this year, and i can assure him that the department for transport is continuing work to see a direct service to london reinstated. >> members from the party opposite have said the way to fix the economic crisis that they have caused is to cut state spending by £200 billion and to freeze nhs budgets. when will the prime minister stand up to the extremists in his party and condemn those ideas? >> weeks after i became prime minister, we announced a significant increase of almost £14 billion for the nhs and social care. we followed that up with the first long-term workforce plan in the nhs's history, to ensure that we train the doctors and nurses we need for the future. that demonstrates our commitment to the nhs. we also, i am pleased to say, reached a settlement wi

the first is raf scampton in lincolnshire.ron. famously, the busters in the second world war. and they're going to hear a court in an injunction rather, from west lindsey district council , all lindsey district council, all against plans to house up to 2000 migrants there . and the 2000 migrants there. and the initial plan from the home office was to have that number housed there by december. the local council is claiming that the home office doesn't have the necessary planning permission . necessary planning permission. they're questioning the use of that war time class emergency rule to bypass the planning laws . now, earlier on, they did an inspection of that site and they actually issued an enforcement nofice actually issued an enforcement notice to the home office barring them from carrying out any further work. they said that from that inspection , it was from that inspection, it was actually clear that the site was intended to be used to house migrants for more than the 12 months which had initially been stated, and ther

, yorkshire and northern england. 0f lincolnshire, yorkshire and northern england.econd band of rain following in behind and showers across scotland and northern ireland with all of this going on it will not be as cold in the north is last night. tomorrow you can see the low pressure area associated with the rain coming into the east and we also have a weak weather fronts across southern areas, which will eventually fizzle. for the south it will be a mixture of bright spells, sunshine and showers and the rain to lean towards the east and the south—east through the day. but for scotland, the far north of england and northern ireland, largely dry with one or two showers and temperatures 11 to 17 degrees. as we head on through the rest of the week, low pressure pulls away. we have an east or south easterly wind blowing in some showers and then an active set of runs coming in from the atlantic. so still some rain for a time across parts of scotland and northern england, quite a bit of cloud around and the noticeable breeze and then some heavy and persistent rain comes i

could be a bit more persistent for the likes of lincolnshire, the wash, norfolk as well.around, but not the persistent heavy rain that we've seen. so fairly typical of the time of year. now heading towards the middle of the week, and wednesday brings a weather front in from the atlantic. so some stronger winds and more persistent rain possible for the south west of england, wales, perhaps northern ireland later in the day. to the north and east of that, again, sunny spells and a few showers around. 10 to 16 degrees. so certainly not completely dry and things are looking quite autumnal and unsettled really through the week ahead. so more rain at times, but we're not expecting the heavy, disruptive rain that we saw during the course of last week with storm babet. bye— bye. live from washington. this is bbc news. several trucks carrying desperately needed humanitarian aid from egypt — have now crossed into the gaza strip. dialling up the diplomacy — president biden holds numerous calls with western and israeli leaders over the israel—gaza war. israel's prime minister, benjam

what the front, bringing outbreaks of rain across parts of wales, the midlands, east anglia and lincolnshirees with the risk of flooding and disruption. 0ften the risk of flooding and disruption. often quite murky to the south of that but warm and humid, something cooler and fresher further north, 12 degrees in aberdeen and glasgow. simpson cheng, a scattering of cloud, winds easing to the north of scotland. the weather front to move south and then tend to stall across southern england, parts of wales and the midlands, very mild, 16 in plymouth over compare that with two or three degrees for many spots further north but here we will see sunshine into tomorrow morning, is catching up showers particularly to the north west of scotland, this band of cloud never really clearing, pockets of drizzle at times, some warmth trying to cling on that 17 for london, 13 for belfast, 12 in glasgow. the weather front tries to push northwards again on thursday night into friday, looking very wet for parts of england and wales. this cold front pushes into scotland and northern ireland at the same time, so a c

some rain, some of it heavy, pushing its way in areas where we don't need it across east anglia, lincolnshireand into yorkshire as well. and at the same time that's going to bejoined by another weather front moving in from the southwest. with the cloud and rain around, those temperatures will hold up into double digits, but there's more wet weather to come as we go through to tuesday. so if we look at that in a little more detail, it's this weather front that's just pushing in off the north sea and it might bring outbreaks of rain fairly showery, but nevertheless, we do not need any more rain in these areas. and that's going to be persistently there throughout the day. to the north of that, we keep some sunshine and a drier story in scotland. to the south, there'll be a few scattered showers. and again, those temperatures between 11 and 16 degrees. wednesday will start off on a relatively quiet note with a ridge of high pressure. it's not going to last as the next frontal system is likely to nudge in from the west as we go through the day. so it'll be a quiet start, a few showers pushing in o

out for some very dense fog patches across the east midlands into eastern england, certainly for lincolnshireshould tend to lift into low cloud. we start off with some sunshine, and then we'll see showers develop across southern and western areas where it'll be quite breezy in the southwest. some of these showers could be on the heavy side. and it stays wet for eastern scotland with some persistent rain there, maybe a little bit of brightness across the highlands and islands, but it stays windy here, too. now, as we head through friday night, the rain keeps on coming across the east of scotland. furthersouth, plenty of showers rattling their way into southern and western areas. but, again, parts of the midlands could stay dry with some low cloud and some mist and fog where the winds will be a little bit lighter. temperatures ranging around 7—ii celsius. into saturday morning, then, similar story, we hold on to windy conditions across the north and east of scotland with some persistent rain here. elsewhere, we start off with some sunshine, and then we'll see showers going into the afternoon, s

mum—of—two laura rose from lincolnshire was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2021 and had a double mastectomyo nipples, and it was something that i thought, you know, it's ok, it's fine. i still looked normal having a reconstruction. and i was happy with that. as time went on, it grates on you a little bit. she discovered anna offering the service privately in chester and made the five—hour round trip for the treatment, which cost £600 for a pair of tattoos. i just feel complete. i can look in the mirror and feel normal. not that i stand there every day and do that, i did to start with, because i'm so happy. i'm so happy with it. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. welcome to sport today. the headlines this evening. a classy knock from virat kohli sends cricket world cup hosts india to the top of the table after a win over new zealand. world champion max verstappen was made to work for his 50th formula i win at the us grand prix. a perfect first anniversary present for unai emery as aston villa beat west ham in the premier league. welcome to the programme. we st

through parts of lincolnshire dunng through parts of lincolnshire during and during the evening, andially for parts of norfolk. we catch some we could catch some thunderstorms that could drop a lot of rain in a short space of time. that, all tends to time. before that, all tends to clear away overnight . clear away overnight. temperatures holding the temperatures holding up in the south warm night south quite a warm night here. something cooler something a little cooler further north, but still most towns and cities in double digits onto tuesday. and we still start off with a lot of cloud over east anglia in the south—east. a little bit of rain here early on, too, but that should clear away then. skies brighten places will see a brighten most places will see a mixture of sunshine and showers on with of the on tuesday with most of the showers northern england on tuesday with most of the shochotland northern england on tuesday with most of the shochotland and rthern england on tuesday with most of the shochotland and a1ern england on tuesday with most of the shochotland and a largelygl

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but yes, it will be wet for some, particularly across parts of lincolnshire, the east midlands and into warning in force here. there is a potential again for some further localised flooding to the south of that sunny spells and scattered showers to the north of that. once again, not a bad day for much of scotland and the far north of england, 11 or 12 degrees, the high further south, we're looking at top temperatures of 15 or 16 degrees. eventually, that rain will ease away. another little ridge of high pressure keeps things quiet and a cooler start first thing on wednesday morning, but it's not expected to last as this low will push in further outbreaks of heavy rain and strong winds at times and easterly winds mightjust drive in a few showers across the east coast of scotland. sheltered western areas staying dry. england and wales seeing some sunshine for the bulk of the day before clouding over towards the south west. so that will bring some rain into northern ireland, eventually into south west england and wales. it spills its way steadily north and east. and then we come under that

we'll also see some wet weather as well spilling across parts of north—west england, down through lincolnshire slightly brighter skies for a time, but by the end of the afternoon, more wet weather starting to push into the south—west where we had flooding at the weekend. scotland, drier with some sunshine coming through, a few isolated showers, cooler here, 7—9 degrees. elsewhere, 12—15 celsius. so that wet weather will arrive during the early hours of wednesday morning and pushing its way steadily north. and as it bumps into that cold air on the leading edge, there will be some snow for a time. it will be a pretty wet affair on wednesday, and windy with it across scotland. elsewhere, it's a case of sunny spells and scattered showers. and temperatures, similar story, we're looking at around 7—15 degrees. let's take a look at storm ciaran, then. expected to intensify quite rapidly during the early hours of thursday morning. now, the position of this low still potentially subject to change, but basically circulating around that low, we've got that weather front once again, feed of relentless rai