lucy fisher, gwithian.ory on inside out: south west, available now on the bbc iplayer. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. it has been a stunning day today. queer scott —— sunny skies because of the many high pressure. the skies leading to a chilly one. and we get fog patches through the night as well. northern ireland, northwest england, southern and central scotla nd england, southern and central scotland prime places for our patches and it will be a cold night in the country. friday, a cloudy start for shetland. 0therwise in the country. friday, a cloudy start for shetland. otherwise a few mist and fog patches slowly clearing and then sunshine coming through. if anything it should feel warmer. temperatures whiteley getting into the 20s. we will see the weather brightening up in shetland as well as to go through the afternoon. the weekend not looking too bad weather—wise. mostly sunny and dry. the unsure wins keeping things cooler and fresher for the coast and later in the day, we w

lucie fisher, gwithian.he bbc iplayer. his voice has been the familiar sound of breakfast radio for millions of listeners over the past 32 years. this morning, john humphrys presented radio 4's today programme for the final time. david sillito reports. 6am, thursday, 19th september. the final today forjohn 6am, thursday, 19th september. the final today for john humphrys, 6am, thursday, 19th september. the final today forjohn humphrys, a chance to reflect back on more than 30 years as the bbc possible interrogator in she. you are sitting here talking on the radio... his domain, the today programme on radio four. let me finish the question. let me make this point. his reputation for a terrierlike persistence came from a career in journalism going back decades. persistence came from a career in journalism going back decadeslj persistence came from a career in journalism going back decades. i am telling you things have changed. a ma nifest telling you things have changed. a manifest fact. over the years, he cove

lucy fisher, gwithian.nees commenting on the modern british political landscape through their music — from austerity to climate change. our entertainment correspondent colin paterson has been on the red carpet this evening, meeting the nominees. we are on the red carpet at the mercury prize, the 12 acts were nominated at the walking on it including nao. for saturn. for people that have not heard your album describe it for the news channel. my album saturn is full of every emotion. the happiest, this saddest, it's relating and hopeful. ijust saddest, it's relating and hopeful. i just feel like it goes through every human emotion that can be. and a saturn because of the planet returning? exactly. the science behind it is that saturn takes 27 to 30 years to fully orbit once around, andi 30 years to fully orbit once around, and i guess any spiritual world we have to be having a spiritual battle but it symbolises lessons and growth, that's what saturn does. so the idea is that every 30 years, around 30 and 60, b

lucy fisher, gwithian.st of the day with plenty of sunshine a offer. scenes like this to start the day to wales and little change of this this afternoon. a few patches of cloud towards the dover straits coming onshore from time to time. more cloud in scotland, particularly around the central belt and it can be rather stubborn. 0therwise most of us keep the fine, dry, sunny u nsettled of us keep the fine, dry, sunny unsettled conditions and light winds. it will feel pleasant in the sunshine. top temperatures getting up sunshine. top temperatures getting up to 20 degrees in belfast, 22 in london and a bit fresher when we have some of the onshore winds along the coastline for example, western scotland. overnight we will keep the clear skies and that means it will bea clear skies and that means it will be a cold night. mist and fog patches around as well. perhaps some of them developing towards dumfries and galloway, the moray firth and a few down towards the welsh marches as well. temperatures in towns and cit

lucie fisher finds out why going to the beach often leads to people taking more risks.what happened? my son and a friend of his went in over here but they got ripped straight out across the bay well i was a bit worried so i swam out after them. they are back in now? —— so i was a bit worried. like many rescues involve families and children but there is one group most at risk by far. particularly young and middle—aged men. far. particularly young and middle-aged men. i think a lot of the time it is because they think their ability is better than it is full stop they will say, no, i'm a good swimmer, i will swim where i want, i'm a good swimmer in the pool want, i'm a good swimmer in the pool, and they don't actually know how the sea is, such a raw and natural environment. do you get a lot of people who don't listen to you? element in general you get a lot of people who don't listen to. psychologist dr isabel richter has studied how people behave near the sea studied how people behave near the sea and she said there is reasons why people live differently. looking at touri

sceptical about, but clearly something is up, and we are going to learn more, because as lucy said, andrew fisherimportant person in corbyn's operation. and for him to walk out does suggest something is really awry indo central relationships. and the thought that succession planning has started? well, that was one of the theories that has been put forward for what happened, or what was mooted last night. what didn't happen. what was maybe meant to happen. what was maybe meant to happen today, but didn't, labour trying to abolish the position of deputy leader. now, there is an argument to say that maybe they did not so much because they fear tom watson or they disapprove of him, but because they actually suspect jeremy corbyn might be on the way out, and if he is on the way out, is that because he is going to resign oi’ that because he is going to resign or because they are actually worried about his health or about his stamina? about his health or about his stamina ? because there about his health or about his stamina? because there is actually a very sort of odd line here, which says "you would

lucy fisher, gwithian. to suspend parliament was lawful. a decision is expected early next week. a buckingham palace source has suggested there's "an amount of displeasure" at david cameron's revelation that he sought the queen's help during the vote on scottish independence. prosecutors have dropped a murder charge against 20—year—old jed foster who was accused of murdering pc andrew harper. three other teenagers have appeared at the old bailey on murder charges. dark one ahead. here's your business headlines on afternoon live. the bank of england has left uk interest rates on hold, at 0.75%. all nine policymakers were unanimous in the decision and signalled that prolonged brexit uncertainty will keep interest rates lower for longer. we'll have more on this in just a mo. retail sales fell in august, that's according to the office for national statistics. british shoppers bought fewer goods than injuly, defying expectations of zero growth in a worrying sign for the uk economy. the high street giant next has

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