the ceo of visit cornwall, malcolm bell, joins us now. that is the tourism authority there.ime of year, you would be fighting off visitors, or at least trying to control the numbers and get the roads flowing and all the rest of it. it must be a very different picture this weekend, but is there any sign yet that the easier the lockdown —— the easing of the lockdown rules allowing people to travel anywhere in england is having an impact? yes, we had an u nfortu nate having an impact? yes, we had an unfortunate incident on thursday when somebody came down from leicester with a kayak, went out to sea, and was actually very lucky to be rescued by the rnli. that actually incurred the rnli having to be very close to the lifeboatman. so oui’ messages, be very close to the lifeboatman. so our messages, think twice, but this is about getting out to have exercise, getting out to the great outdoors and have some fresh air, somewhere different. you don‘t have to travel that far to do that. most people shouldn‘t travel more than half an hour, and our maximum, to have a great day in the lo

malcolm bell, head of tourism, visit cornwall.ad of us. we have the whole of some ahead of us. not out of spring it. the heat of recent days is beginning to abate. it has been a different start out there this morning in cumbria. not quite as much sunshine. sunshine are breaking through the overnight rain clouds. we will be seeing more rain clouds. we will be seeing more rain over the next few days, non— half of the uk in particular. pretty strong winds to go with it as well. that could cause travel disruption and, compared to the past three days, it will be cold about temperatures around where they should be for the time of year and women of any sunshine where you get it, especially across the south. where we start on an incredibly mild night to this morning. close to me overnight records. 19 degrees in central london. we have seen rain sweep central london. we have seen rain sweep across central london. we have seen rain sweep across the country, narrowband bushings with cross england at the moment. not much rain for the gardens

we're joined now by malcom bell from visit cornwall and mark canniford, mayor of weston—super—mare. good morning. good morning. thanks both very much indeed. malcolmbut the rest of the weekend, people had been very sensible and ke pt people had been very sensible and kept their social distancing, and it wasn't too busy. it was busy enough to cause concern locally but it was manageable. yesterday afternoon you get to a certain figure of people on a promenade, as we know in any tourist resort, then it becomes difficult to social distance. where people are able to do it, malcolm... sorry, mark, whether able to social distance or was it too difficult for them? they were able. you just have to be considerate and thoughtful, make space for others and use the beach itself. we are very lucky here, we have a huge, wide beach and people can certainly give themselves a space on the beach itself. but the promenade, it is a strip of land thatis promenade, it is a strip of land that is slightly restricted. there isa that is slightly restricted. there is a lot of people looming in that space and it becomes difficult to keep away from everybody and people have to