matt everitt, bbc news.s around the world are facing the challenges of an ageing population. japan has developed a scheme called "second lives" that is incentivising pensioners to keep working for as long as they can. what happens when everyone can expect to live to 100 years old? instead of retiring, these japanese pensioners have signed up for a second life. new careers, specialised housing, and ready—made communities, to help them stay active. translation: being around the children gives me energy. now i have a regular routine, and ifeel like i can connect with the community. this man is 71, but when he retired from hisjob making children's toys, he felt lonely and isolated. he signed up to a government scheme in tokyo offering second lives and flexible workers to the city's elderly population. now he is paid to work at the local kindergarten, where full—time jobs can be split into shifts, to give several pensioners part—time work.|j like that i can speak with a variety of people. i do high fives and i sh

matt everitt, bbc news. let‘s get a look at the weather. rain, hail, sleet and snow but they are showers pushing through on the breeze so dry and sunny spells follow in their wake. the low pressure which brought yesterday‘s weather is across scandinavia, the aircoming down weather is across scandinavia, the air coming down from a more north—westerly direction so that‘s why most of the shower started in the north and west, showers will tra nsfer the north and west, showers will transfer into eastern parts, anywhere could see a show at some point through the day but it does mean point through the day but it does m ea n west point through the day but it does mean west of scotland brightens up through the second half of the day. wendy down across eastern scotland and it‘s here where we will see gusts in excess of a0 miles an hour. blustery elsewhere but few showers this afternoon in northern ireland and the showers across england and wales mainly northern england and wales mainly northern england and wales through the day, one or two will get t

matt everitt, bbc news. now it‘s time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. by this stiff breeze, sunshine in between and it‘s going to be much drier than it was overall, better conditions this afternoon, showers in the east, blustery winds will add to the wind chill, the winds topping 40—50 across some parts of eastern scotland. the winds will ease, the

matt everitt, bbc news. susan powell ina in a moment we will be joined by people on bbc one. after last week, fairly relentless wet and windy weather, our prospects are looking considerably calmer. much lighter winds and wednesday and thursday, some very springlike temperatures for the south. satellite from sunday, heavy rain and strong winds pulling across scandinavia, still breezy behind low, still some shower showing up on the satellite picture, a few more to come across england and wales and then the skies clear as he moved to the small hours of monday, light winds and spread frost across the northern half of the uk in england and scotland, rural areas perhaps down to “11, milder to the west and also

matt everitt, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. after yesterday's flooding in parts of wales and northern england in particular the outlook is much drier and brighter, even today, showers around, rain, hail, sleetand snow, pushing along by this stiff breeze, sunshine in between and it's going to be much drier than it was overall, better conditions this afternoon, showers in the east, blustery winds will add to the wind chill, the winds topping 40—50 gci’oss chill, the winds topping 40—50 across some parts of eastern scotland. the winds will ease, the showers fade, then showers returned to the west later as cloud increases mainly in the coldest part of the night will be early on but elsewhere scotland, england and wales clear skies, a/c, frosty, temperatures may be as low as five or six to start the commute which will be sunnier for many, sunshine turning hissing from the west, showers across england, wales and scotland, the rain coming and going in northern ireland and spreading around irish sea coasts later. hello, this is bbc new

matt everitt, bbc news.s continuing to try and win support for her brexit deal, ahead of another vote in the house of commons this week. writing in the sunday telegraph, she's urged patriotic mps to back her. to help us round up another historic week at westminster, and a look at what the next few days have in store, we'rejoined by sonia sodha from the observer and the daily telegraph's sherelle jacobs. good morning to you both. thank you for braving the elements in westminster. starting festival, sonia, what a week it has been, this is the crunch week we have been talking about for so long, this could be the week we get answers. absolutely. as you said, we will probably see theresa may's deal put back before parliament on wednesday and a really big question, are enough mps going to pack it for it to go through? i think every country theresa may brings a deal back for what she calls another crunch time, the chances of it going through. i think she is probably more likely than not to get it through next week

they've been speaking to our reporter, matt everitt.layed the home of english football, they are back. well, we thought, it is july, summertime, we have never played the new wembley stadium, played the old won times, why not? when we did it, even though we had guests, it was the first time that we have done a stadium in the uk, so i had never been very excited about it but i don't remember anything about the gig at all. i probably will remember this one. it was very loud. since forming in 196a, the who have played some legendary concerts— woodstock, glastonbury, and the isle of wight festival in 1970. when a band starts they are proving themselves every night, no—one knows who they are and you have to let people know. now you are the who, you have to keep doing that. you can't go through the motions, if you start going through the motions the gig is up. especially with our music. as well as the wembley show, they are responsible for classic songs like my responsible for classic songs like my generation, pinball wizard, and others, have