the margate lighthouse and the tennis centre in the back end. you like it?ou like it? yes, i do. plastic, that is ok, is it? i stick, well, they conflict out of your pocket. the only thing i find with these, they roll up in our till and they stick together. the turner 20 replaces the adam smith version we have now. will it be as popular? that depends how much we pay by cards or mobile phone instead. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. what is the weekend hold? some unsettled weather. this afternoon, the cloud is gathering. rain is moving in across west yorkshire. and across much of northern england, northern ireland and scotland. over the next 2a hours, rain could cause issues. the weather picture is more of the same. that is not good news given the ground is completely saturated, and that rain is likely to cause localised flooding and tricky travelling conditions for some of us over the next 2a hours. this afternoon, the rain is moving in across the north and west of the

simon gompers, bbc news, margate. up after the headlines at 11:30pm. right this minute we're going to ta ke right this minute we're going to take a look the weather. hello there. weatherwise we have got more of the same in the same isn't necessarily a good thing. we have got my heavy rain to come on top of what has fallen in recent weeks, the ground such that increases the risk of localised flooding. with heavy rain also for the hills of northern england and across the high ground of tricky travelling conditions to be expected as well. so it is a wet start to the day for many, but not all of us, the far north of england and southern scotland things and brighter weather. but across the high ground of wales, the peaks in the pennines, we could see 50—70 millimetres of rain through the course of friday. that is quite a lot. we could see some localised surface water flooding, the weather dapper times across the south—east. this weather front the marks the boundary we have in the south or temperature 17— 18 degrees, with c

simon gompertz, bbc news, margate. in a moment, the latest business news. says officials will speak to the american woman who claimed diplomatic immunity after a crash resulted in the death of teenager harry dunn. here's your business headlines on afternoon live. nissan's european operations, which include plants in britain and spain, will not be sustainable if britain's departure from the eu leads to 10% tariffs on vehicles. that's according to the carmaker‘s european chairman. the economy appears to have avoided recession, with output growing by 0.3% in the three months to august. according to the ons, who produced these figures, a rise in film and tv production helped boost activity in the services sector, offsetting a disappointing performance form manufacturing. the owner of the wrightbus factory has said he has not been able to reach a deal to sell it to a new owner. the firm, which was behind the so—called boris bus and is the last uk—based maker of buses collapsed into administration last month. unions however say they are hopeful that a new deal ca

margate in kent, like most british seaside towns, has had its ups and downs.victorian heyday have been either unloved or split up into numerous small flats. this flat was bought by kent county council in 2012 and for the last year it has been part of an experiment looking at the benefits of moving multiple generations of the same family in together. let's meet the family. we have hospital worker lizzie and her husband, and her two children. charlie works in a supermarket and 18—year—old dan is working to be a chef. there is six—year—old daughter poppy and big brother andrew, charlie and dan's uncle. brea kfast. richard and lizzie have the day. dan is still in bed. charlie is getting daughter p°ppy ready for school. i make breakfast a couple of times a week. when imi time. —— when i am at home. previously i have been cooking forjust me and liz, not a house of six people. it would have been just the two of us. before, they lived in three households scattered around margate. andrew lived alone. single mum charlie and poppy had their own place. juggling poppy‘s sc

margate in kent, like most british seaside towns, has had its ups and downs.ats. 12a dalby square was bought by kent county council in 2012. for the last year, it's been part of an experiment looking at the benefits of moving multiple generations of the same family in together. let's meet the family. we've got hospital sister lizzie and her fiance, richard, who's a chef. lizzie has two children. charlie works in a supermarket. 18—year—old dan is training to be a chef. there's charlie's six—year—old daughter, poppy. and finally lizzie's big brother, andrew, who's charlie and dan's uncle. brea kfast. richard and lizzie have the day off. andrew started work early, and dan is still in bed. charlie is getting daughter poppy ready for school. i make breakfast a couple of times a week when i'm home and not at work. previously i would have just been cooking for me and liz. not a house of six. it would have been just the two of us, and maybe the boy, daniel, if he's home. before they all moved in together, the family lived in three separate homes scattered around marga

last year, a pioneering project was launched in the seaside town of margate, in kent, to try to dealho'd previously lived in separate homes successfully applied for a new housing scheme. all of them moved into a big new house that had been a run down hotel. here's what happened. 12a dalby square was bought by kent county council in 2012. for the last year, it's been part of an experiment looking at the benefits of moving multiple generations of the same family in together. let's meet the family. we've got hospital sister lizzie and her fiance, richard, who's a chef. lizzie has two children. charlie works in a supermarket. 18—year—old dan is training to be a chef. there's charlie's 6—year—old daughter, poppy. and finally lizzie's big brother, andrew, who's charlie and dan's uncle. brea kfast. richard and lizzie have the day off. andrew started work early, and dan is still in bed. charlie is getting daughter poppy ready for school. i make breakfast for a couple of times a week when i'm before they all moved in together, the family lived in three separate homes scattered around margate.

we have had access to an experiment in margate which is finding new ways to tackle the housing and socialre. because when i was on my own and i was working quite a lot, i didn't get to see much of them. well, hardly at all. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol. we still have rain across the south—east and quarter of england, but through the day, it will tend to retreat and weaken as it pushes back into the extreme south—east. for the rest of us, we will see sunny skies develop, particularly in northern ireland and scotland, where it has been a cold start of the day with pockets of thrust. but later, the cloud thickens towards the west and we will see rain coming our way as a weather front arrives. tonight, we will see rain coming our way as a weatherfront arrives. tonight, we could see dense fog patches from across parts of southern england and also wales. it is worth keeping an eye on that. but many of them will lift tomorrow, either into locales or we will see holes develop in some sunshine —— they will lift into low clouds. temperature—wise, we are looking at 11 in the no

the construction of the nord stream to gas pipeline quite symbolic given it's just today that then margate of the nord stream to gas pipeline quite symbolic given it's just today that denmark gave the green light to russia to go ahead with construction of the gas pipeline he described that as nothing of the green light for russia to go ahead with construction of the gas pipeline he described that as nothing more than a political lever for moscow the top priority that we have had more than a political lever for moscow the top priority that we have had has been opposition to the nord stream to its create has been opposition to the north stream to its creation of dependency to control and now having made ukraine depiction of dependency to control and now having made ukraine dipping in that 2nd completing that 2nd pipeline is going to provide the link in that 2nd complete. doing that 2nd pipeline is going to provide a huge lever well as jon huntsman jr leaves his role as u.s. ambassador to a huge lever well as jon huntsman jr leaves his role as u.s. ambassador to russia and leaves moscow havin