matt graveling reporting.g, you can find help and support on the bbc‘s actionline website, at bbc.co.uk/actionline. time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello. the best of the weather today has been across the western side of the uk in the sunshine, but there's certainly a chill in the air for all of us thanks to this nagging northerly wind, strongest for the eastern side of the uk, closer to that area of low pressure. that brought a months worth of rain across parts of east anglia yesterday, and it's been dragging in some strong winds today, a rather gloomy scene here along the coast in suffolk. and really cold, as well. a lot of cloud recently across the eastern side of england, keeping temperatures down, and the cloud has been bringing some outbreaks of rain and drizzle. that's tending to move its way towards the south—east by this evening. still quite windy along the north sea coast of england. winds gusting a0 mph or more. gradually the winds will ease down a bit overnight, but we will keep a

matt graveling reports. ozzie is teaching sister chen to drive.y how you are on a driving lesson. you want to be in a position where you are the most prepared you possibly can be before going into a test situation, so that you have a higher chance of passing, don't you? but for shen and others learning to drive, lockdown in march meant tests were no longer on offer. so when the first slots opened up last month, thousands found themselves in gridlock. so i'm currently 57,365th in the queue. and shen wasn't alone. for the past two weeks others have sent me their story. i am standing in a queue, it started with 166,000 people. i'm currently standing at 49,230 something. i think today is a great example about how those of us with cancelled tests have been completely disregarded by the dvsa. because it is near impossible to book a test. initially the driver and vehicle standards agency only made tests available six weeks in advance. this has now changed to 18. despite still working within covid restrictions, this week the dvsa took some big steps to tr

matt graveling reporting. support on the bbc‘s actionline website, at bbc.co.uk/actionline. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. good afternoon. could an afternoon. a chill in the air, temperatures below par for this a chill in the air, temperatures below parfor this time a chill in the air, temperatures below par for this time of the year but it is not as windy as it was yesterday. essentially we have a northerly wind and still an area of low pressure setting to the east of the uk. that area of low pressure, and month's rain yesterday and that is why we have scenes like those in knowledge, flooding streets. still a bit of rain in the air at the moment and temperatures are just only in double figures. it is a different store in the west, blue skies, not as windy, it feels much more pleasa nt as windy, it feels much more pleasant and you can see the contrast on the map here. with the cloud across eastern areas, three in a bit of rain that is moving in across eastern england, heading towards

matt graveling, bbc news. time for a look at the weather, here's tomasz schafernaker. we were getting used to some quite nice weather. you have put me on the spot! yesterday at temperatures got up spot! yesterday at temperatures got up to 31 degrees in the south east of the uk, mid 20s for most. not quite so warm in the outlook. still then settled with plenty of sunshine around but temperature is not quite so around but temperature is not quite so high. they are dropping across northern parts of the uk today, this high pressure has sent the wind blowing from the north towards the north sea coasts so temperatures this afternoon will be around 10 degrees lower in the afternoon than this time yesterday. but we still have some heat left in the south of the country will be have that sunshine, places like london and cardiff and bristol should get up into the mid 20s at least or even high 20s. but the north sea coast, only around mid teens today and could still in the north of scotland. the cool breeze from the north sea continues through this evening and overnight. this line

matt graveling reporting.r england and wales within its first day of release — but how does it work and how effective is it? dr sarah jarvis joins us now. good morning. thanks for getting up bright and early on a saturday morning. i know you are probably pretty busy anyway, aren't you? can we talk about students to start with? we are hearing this morning about halls and residents in lockdown in different parts of the country. a large number of young people have gone away to university in the last week or two and suddenly find themselves affect the blue locked in their rooms or in their flats. what is the impact on them, not just their flats. what is the impact on them, notjust their physical health but also their mental health, which has to bea also their mental health, which has to be a consideration also? i'm afraid it does, and i have to say, i feel really, really sorry for the stu d e nts feel really, really sorry for the students heading off to university, they have missed six months of seminal teaching f