hi, madge, i'm excited to see you when it's much safer. emma baugh, bbc news.ble turnaround on the penultimate day of the race. atjust 21—years—old pogacar is set to become the youngest winner of the race in 111 years. adrian timmis is a former 0lympic and tour de france cyclist. he gave me his reaction to pogacar‘s achivement. just unbelievable. just going into the last time trial it looked like roglicjust had to get on his bike and he was going to win the tour. his team had controlled the race for two weeks but it all fell apart yesterday. i mean, it has made for a fantastic spectacle, hasn't it? tadej pogacar, just tell us a bit about him, he could be a champion for many years to come because he is so young, isn't he? he's already achieved a lot, i think he is 22 tomorrow. he has won stages in grand tours before, he had already won two stages before yesterday. it's how he can get through this next winter because he's going to just be a superstar in the world and in his home country. he's not exactly a household moment at the moment, i have to say, but he is

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among them, 93—year—old care—home resident, madge weatherhead, who began receiving letters during lockdowny. bridging the gap across the miles and the generations. a unique friendship forged with pen and paper. i started writing because it's kind and it's obviously fun and it's obviously happy, cos when you get letters sent back to each other. well, a pen pal as lovely as ella, i think it's wonderful. it's wonderful. i look forward to her letters. and i look forward to writing to her. they got together through the friends of the elderly charity, which matches pen pals to make new friends. i really look forward to her letters and we sometimes draw a picture for each other and that's very nice. this is a picture of popeye. oh, wow! it's interesting, because that she's not in school and she's in a care home. for the prolific pen pals, age is but a number. i'm 93 and she's six.

hi, madge, i'm excited to see you when it's much safer. emma baugh, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with susan powell. a lot of sunshine outside at the moment, a splendidly warm afternoon as well. wouldn't you love to get to that beach? and also across much of the countryside, it has been a beautiful weekend. but as you implied, second half of the week, all change. we will be plunged into autumn. through this evening above a night, losing a lot of the low cloud and murk we have been seen across eastern scotland in the north—east of england, so hoa are starting on monday, but more sunshine to come at the beginning of the week. struggled a bit through the weekend. further south, some fog across eastern wales, the midlands, first thing on monday, but come the afternoon, pretty widespread sunshine. hazy perhaps for northern ireland, western scotland, through the afternoon, bit of cloud spilling on here ahead of a weather front that will start to encroach on tuesday. but still in the mid 20s on monday. even on tuesday, butjust look at the differenc

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madge and ella are now good friends. i started writing because it is kind and it is fun.'s take a look at the travel situation now. there are severe delays on tfl rail between paddington and heathrow due to a signal failure at west drayton and paddington. the waterloo & city line has planned closures. on the roads: there's traffic on the approaches to vauxhall bridge, which is closed to traffic until december. don't forget hammersmith and london bridges are also closed. in watford, the a41 is completely closed from sandy lane — to hartspring lane because of a spillage. finally in walworth, there are temporary lights on the approaches to the bricklayers arms roundabout. now the weather with elizabeth. hello, good morning, some changes in the weather this week but for today it is warm, dry, a lot more blue sky and sun trying to come but we are starting off this morning with some mist and some low cloud, it is a mild start to the day, the sunshine will readily emerge through this morning, we will be keeping it this afternoon, the winds lighter than they were at the weekend,

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but nix nix wanted to maintain the statesman-like madge he worked so hard to create since the dark days of 1962. how to reach those wallace supporters while appearing to be above the fray? pick a running mate to do it for you. so, it was that spiro agnew became the surprise choice for vice president at the republican national convention that august. in their appeal to white middle class and working class voters, nix on and agnew were helped immensely by the disastrous democratic convention in chicago that year. the television audience witnessed nightly scenes of street protests, heavy-handed policing outside the convention hall. inside the hall democratic leaders criticized the chicago police and chicago mayor richard daily's gestauess at that ak gestapo. he predicted that with the nixon-agnew victory, instead of radicalism, america would experience, and i'm quoting, dull things like patriotism, dull things like incentive, dull things like a respect for law and order. to the student hecklers, agnew came up with clever retortes. after antiprotesters in oregon had been removed from his ta

madge, i m excited to meet you. —— i am. emma baugh, bbc news.hey walked their i would notice all they walked their i would notice all the high—rise blocks and sheltered housing schemes, it was actually studying social work of sussex at the time and was becoming very aware about the reality of loneliness in older age in the demographic in the area. they realised very soon on that there were hundreds of older people living behind is close curtains and the four walls of these homes, but we never saw anyone out and about in the community that was in their senior years. and about in the community that was in theirsenioryears. so, and about in the community that was in their senior years. so, with some local partners and the church, we developed a social action research project and we invited local residents, we have helped getting them out of the house to an event which was to honour their lives, help them feel remembered and connect it, and also asked them what they felt was missing from the community. 94 people participated and when we ask them wha