you are the only met office are to be - only met office are to be disciplined in any way for the multiplebout that? it is wholly unfair _ what do you feel about that? it is wholly unfair it _ what do you feel about that? it 3 wholly unfair it has been a case of let's go in at the bottom rather than going higher at the top. what than going higher at the top. what has the public _ than going higher at the top. what has the public reaction _ than going higher at the top. what has the public reaction bring to you being found guilty of gross misconduct? i being found guilty of gross misconduct?— being found guilty of gross misconduct? . , . misconduct? i have been receiving messaues misconduct? i have been receiving messages saying _ misconduct? i have been receiving messages saying i _ misconduct? i have been receiving messages saying i have _ misconduct? i have been receiving messages saying i have blood - misconduct? i have been receiving messages saying i have blood on | misconduct? i have been receiving l messages saying i have blood on my hands, i have pretty much been blamed completely

simon keogh is the met office's head of space applications and nowcasting r&d. it mean, what you do?— mean, what you do? thank you. basically. _ mean, what you do? thank you. basically. my — mean, what you do? thank you. basically, my team _ mean, what you do? thank you. basically, my team has - mean, what you do? thank you. basically, my team has a - mean, what you do? thank you. basically, my team has a very i basically, my team has a very special mission which is to help the met office and its customers around the world to get benefits of data from space to improve situational awareness, literally what's going on right now and also to know more about what's going to happen in a very short term. to drive models and methods to allow us to determine what the big numerical models like struggle to do in a very short range, for example looking at very severe connecting events. haw range, for example looking at very severe connecting events.- range, for example looking at very severe connecting events. how do you see these new — severe connecting events. how do you

not the met, the officers that _ westminster? not the met, the officers that were _ westminster? t, the officers that were dealing - westminster? not the met, the officers that were dealing with i westminster? not the met, the - officers that were dealing with them at the time didn't, and the local authority liaison officer was called out of hours... he authority liaison officer was called out of hours. . .— authority liaison officer was called l out of hours. . .— he out of hours... he didn't know? he didn't know — out of hours... he didn't know? he didn't know but _ out of hours... he didn't know? he didn't know but that _ out of hours... he didn't know? he didn't know but that didn't - out of hours... he didn't know? he didn't know but that didn't mean i didn't know but that didn't mean they didn't exist... bromley clearly they didn't exist... bromley clearly they existed. itjust meant he didn't know. they existed. it 'ust meant he didn't know.— they existed. it 'ust meant he didn't know. ., , , ., , ., they existed. it 'ust meant he didn't know. ., , , didn't know. that seems

at the met office haveissued likely as well.from those heavy showers. some feeling there as well. not only some downpours across this part of the uk, but we have some sunshine elsewhere and some sharp showers. western scotland, north—west england and wales may be turning down towards the end of the afternoon. temperature rise, peaking at 17 or 30 millimetres of rain falling from those heavy showers. some feeling there as well. not only some downpours across this part of the uk, but we have some sunshine elsewhere and some sharp showers. western scotland, north—west england and wales may be turning down towards the end of the afternoon. temperature rise, peaking at 1718 celsius once again. a lot of the showers will fade away this evening, but will keep going across the far south—east and east anglia, though they will become lighter —— 17 or 18. more cloud piling on from the atlantic, bringing more showers. clear skies ahead of that and temperatures could be as low as seven or eight celsius in the morning, that we should start dry

i'm maroo— update from the met office. i'm rraroo paragra— update from the met office.hose western spots could dip low western spots could dip into low single 2 very single figures in 1 or 2 very rural , locations. but rural locations, locations. but out towards north east, out towards the north and east, generally, temperatures holding out towards the north and east, generallthezmperatures holding out towards the north and east, generallthe amperiand s holding out towards the north and east, generallthezmperiand the lding up with the cloud and the showers and certainly a pretty showery into showery picture as we go into bank holiday across bank holiday monday across central eastern parts of england. 2 heavy england. 1 or 2 quite heavy showers. be the odd showers. could be the odd thunderstorm around two some thunderstorm around two and some showery working its showery rain also working its way north across way in from the north across mainland scotland. so once again, the best of the sunshine with much better day unfolding with a much better day unfolding out ireland,

they funds are desperately needed to ensure the basic needs are met. office on dialing, sinusitis trades, vigorous suggest weakening to mind at home. a long sized increased appetite for chinese products. abroad and construction is underway on what will become the world longest underworld, her frail on the road tunnel, lincoln, germany and denmark. this is the only business on kate ferguson. the thanks for joining me. aid workers in to don say, humanitarian programs are on the brink of collapse, of fighting between arrival military functions continues. the you and refugee agency says that urgently needs more funds to bring supplies to the millions of people in need. hundreds of thousands of people have fled to don for neighboring countries. for those who remain access to basics like food and electricity is no longer given. there is still plenty of goods in this market in west. so how bashi, 100 kilometers, north of the capital costumes, meet vegetables, live animals. but the conflict is hampering the traders business. that's. i've never had a single that the w

as we _ evening weather update from the met office. as we look forward to met office.d. a few mist and fog pefenee— england. a few mist and fog patches -forming. england. a few mist and fog patches forming across patches perhaps forming across reef— patches perhaps forming across east-southeastern- east anglia, southeastern areas of east anglia, southeastern areas ef-nef— east anglia, southeastern areas of-but elsewhere- of england. but elsewhere fnere-kf— of england. but elsewhere fnere-fk ne— of england. but elsewhere there'll be a— of england. but elsewhere there'll be a good number of deer— there'll be a good number of clear intervals,— there'll be a good number of clear intervals,-a. there'll be a good number of clear intervals, a mild clear intervals, perhaps a mild nfenf— clear intervals, perhaps a mild night underneath— clear intervals, perhaps a mild night underneath the cloud ffeekf— night underneath the cloud ffeeff. nef— night underneath the cloud itself. but where you do have fneee— itself. but where you do have fneee ekeer— itself. but where you do have t

the met office have issued yellow thunderstorm warnings for this part of the uk.f rain falling from those heavy showers. some hail in there as well. not only some downpours across this part of the uk, but we have some sunshine elsewhere and some sharp showers. although western scotland, north—west england and wales may be turning drier towards the end of the afternoon. temperature rise, peaking at 17 or 18 once again. a lot of the showers will fade away this evening, but they will keep going into the night across the far south—east and east anglia. although they will become lighter. later in the night, we have more cloud piling in from the atlantic, bringing more rain to northern ireland. temperatures could be as low as single figure celsius in the morning, but we should start dry for many eastern areas with some sunshine, but we will see the cloud increasing. across most parts of england, perhaps into eastern scotland we will see that. temperatures could reach 18c before the downpours but it will be cool in western scotland and northern ireland where we will find

- sunny spells, says the met. office, it was always the case that as soon as exam season started, the sun came and sure enough, sun came out. and sure enough, that seems to be the case now. someone who's hoping to bank on a pocketful of sunshine as stuart de rothesay. stuart come and join me. so stuart is the manager here at lupin scoop on great western road and i'm going to let him talk so that this ice cream doesn't melt over my hands. stuart, you've been sort of anticipating this heatwave coming for quite a while now . coming for quite a while now. tell me what what goes into prepping for a long, sunny stretch like this? yeah, definite . and - stretch like this? yeah, definite . and the - viii”vi;cvi.“ i ii”? yeah, definite . and the whole stretch like this? yeah,- definite . and the whole place definite. and the whole place oiive— definite. and the whole place comes alive as— definite. and the whole place comes alive as soon as as soon as comes alive as soon as as soon os ine— comes alive as soon as as soon os one so

the met office travellers. the met office eeriier— travellers.ri— place for another hour tonight wniii reroo. — place for another hour tonight until 10:00. it— place for another hour tonight until 10:00. it covers most of sewrnern— until 10:00. it covers most of southern england east anglia and pens— southern england east anglia and pens er— southern england east anglia and pens or we— southern england east anglia and parts of the midlands. it added inere— parts of the midlands. it added inere sewin— parts of the midlands. it added there could be— parts of the midlands. it added there could be some damage to property— there could be some damage to progeny eewsei— there could be some damage to property caused by flash weeding— property caused by flash flooding that— property caused by flash flooding that weather warning in piece— flooding that weather warning in pieee rer— flooding that weather warning in place for another— flooding that weather warning in place for another two hours eeiweiiw— place for another two hours actually, until— place for

and fuel, curtailed aid workers stay funds are desperately needed to ensure the basic needs are met. office on dial. sinusitis trade figures suggest weakening, demand at home, alongside increased appetite for chinese products. abroad and construction is underway on what will become the world's longest underworld. her frail on the road tunnel, lincoln, germany and denmark. this is the only business on kate ferguson. the thanks for joining me, aid workers in saddam se humanitarian programs are on the brink of collapse of pricing between why for military functions continues to you. and the rest of the agencies as an urgency, needs more funds to bring supplies to the millions of people in need. hundreds of thousands of people have fled to don for neighboring countries. for those who remain access to basics like food of electricity is no longer given. there is still plenty of goods in this market in west. i'll have bossy, 100 kilometers north of the capital costumes, meat vegetables live and them.

and fuel curtailed aid workers stay funds are desperately needed to ensure the basic needs are met. office on dialing sinusitis, trade figures suggest weakening to mind at home along size is increased appetite for chinese products abroad and construction is underway on what will become the world's longest underwater frail and road tunnel links in germany. and then this is the only business on k for to from the thanks for joining me. aid workers in saddam se humanitarian programs are on the brink of collapse. of fighting between arrival of military factions continues to you and refugee agencies as an urgency needs more funds to bring supplies to the millions of people in need. hundreds of thousands of people have fled to don for neighboring countries. for those who remain access to basics like food and the electricity is no longer given . there is still plenty of goods in this market in wes, i'll have bossy, 100 kilometers north of the capital, costumed meat vegetables, live animals. but the armed conflict is hampering the traders. business is outside of it. it had a single that the wall sc

— your latest weather update from the met office for— your latest weather update from the met officed brighten up in many locations. then we're looking at neevv— locations. then we're looking at neevv eewene— locations. then we're looking at heavy showers breaking out neeiiv— heavy showers breaking out neettv tnen — heavy showers breaking out really from mid—morning onwards and really from mid—morning onwards ent eeniewieniv— really from mid—morning onwards and particularly through the eeniv— and particularly through thei eeniv—neevv early afternoon. some heavy tewneewne— downpours continuing over nennenn— downpours continuing over nennenn pene— downpours continuing over northern parts of devon, cennweii— northern parts of devon, cornwall and _ northern parts of devon, cornwall and especially down the ete— cornwall and especially down the eeetenn-et— cornwall and especially down the eastern-of england- cornwall and especially down the eastern of england rumbles eastern side of england rumbles of eastern side of england rumbles et—nixet- eastern side of england rumbles et—nixet in- ea

the met office hee— here in the uk. the met office hee prettetet— here in the uk.d other experts warn of tevet reee— water and other experts warn of sea level rises of— water and other experts warn of sea level rises of ten feet if the— sea level rises of ten feet if the thwaites_ sea level rises of ten feet if the thwaites glacier in antarctica _ the thwaites glacier in antarctica collapses . so far, so antarctica collapses. so far, so eeteetrenhte— antarctica collapses. so far, so catastrophic and _ antarctica collapses. so far, so catastrophic and yet massive tnveetment— catastrophic and yet massive investment in— catastrophic and yet massive investment in property in london and investment in property in london ent tn— investment in property in london ent tn tev— investment in property in london ent tn tev tytng— investment in property in london and in low lying cities around the verte— and in low lying cities around the world continues unabated . the world continues unabated. ant— the world continues unabated. ant whet— the world continues unabated. ant vhet en

the met office hee— here in the uk. the met office hee prettetet— here in the uk.her experts warn of tevet reee— water and other experts warn of sea level rises of— water and other experts warn of sea level rises of ten feet if the— sea level rises of ten feet if the thwaites_ sea level rises of ten feet if the thwaites glacier in antarctica _ the thwaites glacier in antarctica collapses . so far, so antarctica collapses. so far, so eeteetreehte— antarctica collapses. so far, so catastrophic and _ antarctica collapses. so far, so catastrophic and yet massive mveetmeht— catastrophic and yet massive investment in— catastrophic and yet massive investment in property in london and investment in property in london eht h— investment in property in london me he tev— investment in property in london me he tev tymg— investment in property in london and in low lying cities around the verte— and in low lying cities around the world continues unabated . the world continues unabated. amt— the world continues unabated. amt whet— the world continues unabated. amt vhet eh— the wor

the weekend prdmises a— the met office. the weekend promises a lot— the met office.iv— start to the weekend, but sun's ap eariv and— start to the weekend, but sun's up early and the— start to the weekend, but sun's up early and the sun is strong, so up early and the sun is strong, sd ii-ii— up early and the sun is strong, sd ii-ii sddn— up early and the sun is strong, so it'll soon start— up early and the sun is strong, so it'll soon start to lift indse— so it'll soon start to lift those temperatures. it will stay preddminaniiv— those temperatures. it will stay predominantly cloudy through the mdmimg— predominantly cloudy through the naming dve— predominantly cloudy through the morning over the— predominantly cloudy through the morning over the highlands and the morning over the highlands and ind-ides.— morning over the highlands and ind-isies. k— morning over the highlands and the-isles. a.of- morning over the highlands and the-isles. a.of a- the western isles. a bit of a damp— the western isles. a bit of a damp siari— the western isles. a bit of a damp siari-as- th

as we look forward to tne — met office. as we look forward to the second— met office.s forming across patches perhaps forming across teet— patches perhaps forming across east-southeastern- east anglia, southeastern areas of east anglia, southeastern areas ot-nwt— east anglia, southeastern areas of-but elsewhere- of england. but elsewhere tnere-tt— of england. but elsewhere tnere-tt te— of england. but elsewhere there'll be a— of england. but elsewhere there'll be a good number of deer— there'll be a good number of clear intervals,— there'll be a good number of clear intervals,-a. there'll be a good number of clear intervals, a mild clear intervals, perhaps a mild ntent— clear intervals, perhaps a mild night underneath— clear intervals, perhaps a mild night underneath the cloud tteett— night underneath the cloud tteett. twt— night underneath the cloud itself. but where you do have tnoee— itself. but where you do have tnoee eteer— itself. but where you do have those clear intervals, temperatures dropping down in some areas, particularly temperatures dropping down in sonh

as the met office. i'm craig snell. we we— the met office.rts of england. but then later on parts of england. but then later eh th— parts of england. but then later eh he the— parts of england. but then later on in the night,— parts of england. but then later on in the night, really most of us on in the night, really most of we tem— on in the night, really most of we twrh e— on in the night, really most of us turn a little— on in the night, really most of us turn a little bit— on in the night, really most of us turn a little bit drier, but rether— us turn a little bit drier, but rether-ehe- us turn a little bit drier, but rather and damp and rather cloudy and damp and temperatures— rather cloudy and damp and temperatures for most actually eteytha — temperatures for most actually eteytha-thawree- temperatures for most actually eteytha-thawree .- temperatures for most actually staying figures . so staying in double figures. so a bit staying in double figures. so a htt et— staying in double figures. so a htt et e— staying in double figures. so a

the met office travellers. the met office eeniien— travellers.lace for another hour tonight wniii— place for another hour tonight wniii ioioo. — place for another hour tonight until 10:00. it— place for another hour tonight until 10:00. it covers most of sowinenn— until 10:00. it covers most of southern england east anglia and penis— southern england east anglia and nenis oi— southern england east anglia and nenis oi ine— southern england east anglia and parts of the midlands. it added inene— parts of the midlands. it added inene sowi— parts of the midlands. it added there could be— parts of the midlands. it added there could be some damage to property— there could be some damage to nnoneniw eewsei— there could be some damage to property caused by flash iiooiing— property caused by flash flooding that— property caused by flash flooding that weather warning in place— flooding that weather warning in nieoe ion— flooding that weather warning in place for another— flooding that weather warning in place for another two hours eoiweiiw— place for anothe

over the next couple of days, a mixture of sunshine and showers developing more widely and the met office has issued a yellow warning for thunderstorms this afternoon and into the evening in this area where we will get the really heavy downpours, hail, thunder and light rain, 20 or 30 millimetres of rain in that area too. —— thunder and lightning. downpours hedging from the midlands to the south—east, turning drier in north—west scotland, north—west england and eventually northern wales, heavy showers elsewhere, temperatures peaking at 17 or 18. downpours arriving widely over the next few hours, continuing in the evening in the south—east and east anglia, they will fade away but there is more cloud from the atlantic into northern ireland and western scotland bringing more showers, clearer skies and temperatures down to seven or eight ahead of that. the east of the country generally dry start tomorrow, showers developing more widely through the day tomorrow, some heavy, the risk of thunder down the eastern side of england, temperatures could reach 18 degrees before the downpours arrive but

— your latest weather update from the met office for— your latest weather update from the met officet enewtt— scotland, northern ireland. but it should brighten up in many teeetiene— it should brighten up in many locations. then— it should brighten up in many locations. then we're looking at neevv— locations. then we're looking at neevv eewene— locations. then we're looking at heavy showers breaking out neettv— heavy showers breaking out neettv tnen — heavy showers breaking out really from mid—morning onwards and really from mid—morning onwards ent eeniewtentv— really from mid—morning onwards and particularly through the env— and particularly through thei eeniv—neevv early afternoon. some heavy tewneewne— downpours continuing over nennenn— downpours continuing over nennenn pene— downpours continuing over northern parts of devon, cennwett— northern parts of devon, cornwall and _ northern parts of devon, cornwall and especially down the ete— cornwall and especially down the eeetenn-et— cornwall and especially down the eastern-of england- cornwall and especially down the eastern of engl

we're looking to the week met office. i'm craig snell. we're lforing to the week met office.

shuttleworth from the met office now thursday will see the met office now thursday will emettev— theestern and southern eerts et— across northwestern and southern parts of scotland. _ across northwestern and southern parts of scotland. but very eetettv— parts of scotland. but very eetettv .— parts of scotland. but very eetettv , vee— parts of scotland. but very quickly , you can notice these quickly, you can notice these stevvers— quickly, you can notice these showers starting— quickly, you can notice these showers starting to break out erst— showers starting to break out erst-gette— showers starting to break out ere-eetrelte- showers starting to break out and going be quite and they're going to be quite teevv— and they're going to be quite teevv-testme- and they're going to be quite heavy, lasting showers , a heavy, long lasting showers, a turmer— heavy, long lasting showers, a tertter-et— heavy, long lasting showers, a further of thunderstorms further risk of thunderstorms evev— further risk of thunderstorms evev trem — further risk of thunderstorms evev trem env— further risk of t

plenty of met office for gb news. plenty ot the — met office for gb news.e— misty in a few spots as well. first thing on— misty in a few spots as well. first thing on saturday morning. but first thing on saturday morning. hut-shoute— first thing on saturday morning. but-should clear- first thing on saturday morning. but-should clear .- first thing on saturday morning. but should clear . and but that mist should clear. and then— but that mist should clear. and then-moot— but that mist should clear. and then-hoot ot- but that mist should clear. and then-most of-it. then again, for most of us, it is then again, for most of us, it to toothe— then again, for most of us, it is looking like— then again, for most of us, it is looking like a— then again, for most of us, it is looking like a fine day. lots of is looking like a fine day. lots ot htue— is looking like a fine day. lots ot htue ety— is looking like a fine day. lots of blue sky across— is looking like a fine day. lots of blue sky across the south yet teeth. — of blue sky across the south yet teeth. tt— of

and this is where we still have this yellow thunderstorm warning from the met office.ghtning, possibly some hail as well. those downpours in the south—east do slowly fade away overnight. and then we see more cloud coming in from the atlantic. that's going to bring in frequent showers into northern ireland, into western scotland. ahead of that, some clearer skies. and so temperatures could be as low as seven or eight degrees into wednesday morning. for many eastern areas, though, it will start dry, but we'll see more showers breaking out and, really, for the next couple of days, we've continue to see this mixture of sunny spells and some widespread heavy and perhaps thundery showers. we've got the dry start for many eastern areas, but the cloud will build up through the day. we'll see the showers breaking out. those could turn heavy and thundery, more especially across eastern parts of england. before those downpours arrive temperatures here could reach 18 degrees. but with those frequent showers and more cloud in northern ireland and western scotland, it's only going t

a met office-in force- through the afternoon. a met office in force here. ion on— with. so we could see some disruption on through the ewentng— disruption on through the evening-but. disruption on through the. evening-but they disruption on through the- evening _but they do evening rush hour. but they do tent— evening rush hour. but they do tent te— evening rush hour. but they do tent te tate— evening rush hour. but they do tend to fade away— evening rush hour. but they do tend to fade away and then ewetntgnt— tend to fade away and then ewetntgnt tt— tend to fade away and then overnight it starts become overnight it starts to become tnet— overnight it starts to become drier—before- overnight it starts to become drier_ before thei drier and clearer before the next— drier and clearer before the next eet— drier and clearer before the next eet et— drier and clearer before the next set of weather systems move in next set of weather systems move tn tet— next set of weather systems move in for wednesday,— next set of weather systems move in for wednesday, which bri

clear spells for nony— the met office. clear spells for nony or— the met office.o o on of o— sheltered spots in the north. so a bit of a chill- sheltered spots in the north. so a bit of a chill in— sheltered spots in the north. so a bit of a chill in the air. rrrsr— a bit of a chill in the air. rrrsr rnrng— a bit of a chill in the air. first thing tuesday. but really it first thing tuesday. but really rr won-r— first thing tuesday. but really rr won-r kosr— first thing tuesday. but really it won't last long— first thing tuesday. but really it won't last long because pkenry— it won't last long because pkenry or— it won't last long because plenty of sunshine will warm the air plenty of sunshine will warm the or up— plenty of sunshine will warm the or up from — plenty of sunshine will warm the on up from rne— plenty of sunshine will warm the air up from the word go. and we keep— air up from the word go. and we keep-sunny— air up from the word go. and we keep-sunny spells- air up from the word go. and we keep sunny spells into the keep those sunny spells into the orre

clear spells for nonv— the met office. clear spells for nonv oi— the met office.oi— sheltered spots in the north. so o iii oi o— sheltered spots in the north. so a bit of a chill— sheltered spots in the north. so a bit of a chill in— sheltered spots in the north. so a bit of a chill in the air. insi— a bit of a chill in the air. iinsi ining— a bit of a chill in the air. first thing tuesday. but really it first thing tuesday. but really i won-i— first thing tuesday. but really i wont iosi— first thing tuesday. but really it won't last long— first thing tuesday. but really it won't last long because pieniv— it won't last long because pieniv oi— it won't last long because plenty of sunshine will warm the air plenty of sunshine will warm the in up— plenty of sunshine will warm the in up inon — plenty of sunshine will warm the in up inon ine— plenty of sunshine will warm the air up from the word go. and we keep— air up from the word go. and we keep-sonny— air up from the word go. and we keep-sunny spells- air up from the word go. and we keep sunny spells into the keep

- have the latest on the met office. coming up. or certainly that man, keir starmer and the liberal democrats,— starmer and the liberal democrats, too. what could democrats, too. but what could it democrats, too. but what could re-eee— democrats, too. but what could re-eee e— democrats, too. but what could it-for a general- democrats, too. but what could it for a general election it mean for a general election were— it mean for a general election we be— it mean for a general election will be crunching— it mean for a general election will be crunching the numbers eme— will be crunching the numbers eme geeeemg— will be crunching the numbers and getting the— will be crunching the numbers and getting the bigger picture for and getting the bigger picture eee yew— and getting the bigger picture eee yew .— and getting the bigger picture eee yew . bee— and getting the bigger picture for you . but but— and getting the bigger picture for you . but but before we for you. but but before we seem.— for you. but but before we seem. eee-s— for you.

i'm alex deann— met office for gb news. i'm alex neattn. a— met office for gb news.owers breaking out reattw— heavy showers breaking out- reattw—anwarte really from mid—morning onwards and really from mid—morning onwards ant aantentartw— really from mid—morning onwards and particularly through the eartw— and particularly through the early afternoon.— and particularly through the early afternoon. some heavy tawnnanre— early afternoon. some heavy downpours was— early afternoon. some heavy downpours was continuing over natnern— downpours was continuing over natnern-at— downpours was continuing over northern of devon, northern parts of devon, carnwatt— northern parts of devon, cornwall and especially down the eaete— cornwall and especially down the eaete ette— cornwall and especially down the eastern side of— cornwall and especially down the eastern side of england. rumbles of , eastern side of england. rumbles at-. natt— eastern side of england. rumbles at-. tat-ae- of thunder, hail mixed in as wett— of thunder, hail mixed in as wet .— of thunder, hail mixed in as well

the met police, but the officers on tne— the met police, but the officers on tne teene—ng the atmosphere this ewentnt .— piercing the atmosphere this ewentnt . ttt— piercing the atmosphere this evening . it's a— piercing the atmosphere this evening . it's a very, very calm evening. it's a very, very calm nttnt— evening. it's a very, very calm nttnt neae. — evening. it's a very, very calm night here. there— evening. it's a very, very calm night here. there is currently nttttaw— night here. there is currently military police— night here. there is currently military police entering the tatet— military police entering the tatet on— military police entering the tatet on tne— military police entering the gates on the south side here. etwtoutw— gates on the south side here. etwtoutw a— gates on the south side here. obviously a large presence anyway— obviously a large presence anyway because of the events tnat— anyway because of the events tnat ae— anyway because of the events that are happening this weekend . nut.— that are happening this weekend . nut. wou— that are happening

a lot of cloud foooy or— the met office. a lot of cloud foooy or rom— the met office.no— southeast, which is going to bnno-bofeny- southeast, which is going to bring patchy rain and bring some patchy rain and make— bring some patchy rain and drizzle through— bring some patchy rain and drizzle through the day. a damp feel drizzle through the day. a damp feek omo— drizzle through the day. a damp feek one o— drizzle through the day. a damp feel and a lot— drizzle through the day. a damp feel and a lot of— drizzle through the day. a damp feel and a lot of low cloud. fnof— feel and a lot of low cloud. fnof fow— feel and a lot of low cloud. that low cloud— feel and a lot of low cloud. that low cloud extends across moon— that low cloud extends across moon of— that low cloud extends across much of eastern— that low cloud extends across much of eastern scotland into esenf— much of eastern scotland into esenf omo— much of eastern scotland into eastern and central england at omo— eastern and central england at one wffn— eastern and central england at one wffn fbe— eastern and cen

weather by the met office . well, wetter— news news. weather by the met office . the member of parliament for north—east somerset former north—east somerset and a former government— north—east somerset and a former government-tot- government minister. for years i nove— government minister. for years i nove vottet— government minister. for years i have walked the— government minister. for years i have walked the corridors of power— have walked the corridors of. power—onet power in both westminster and the power in both westminster and tne cttv— power in both westminster and tne cttv ot— power in both westminster and the city of london. need to the city of london. we need to nove— the city of london. we need to nove tte— the city of london. we need to have the arguments, the discussions— have the arguments, the discussions on how make discussions on how we make it better,— discussions on how we make it tenet—,- discussions on how we make it better,_, famine,i better, crop failures, famine, war, suffering _ better, crop failures, famine, war, suffering on a scale eon

well, a bit of from the met office. well, a bit et e— from the met office.for— something a little bit more settled. but for the rest of trenteu— settled. but for the rest of monday afternoon, pretty cloudy ecrecc-et— monday afternoon, pretty cloudy across-of england- monday afternoon, pretty cloudy across of england and across much of england and unrec— across much of england and wales, outbreaks of rain which ceutt— wales, outbreaks of rain which ceutt te— wales, outbreaks of rain which could be heavy— wales, outbreaks of rain which could be heavy at— wales, outbreaks of rain which could be heavy at times, pushing eectuuertc— could be heavy at times, pushing eastwards-brighter- could be heavy at times, pushing eastwards brighter for eastwards a little brighter for eentc— eastwards a little brighter for parts-scotland— eastwards a little brighter for parts-scotland ,- eastwards a little brighter for parts scotland , northern parts of scotland, northern retenti— parts of scotland, northern ireland,-some- parts of scotland, northern ireland, some really heavy

now thursday wlll— the met office. now thursday wlll eeo— the met office.across northwestern and southern parts— and across northwestern and southern parts of scotland. but very— southern parts of scotland. but wery gulelly— southern parts of scotland. but wery gulolly .— southern parts of scotland. but very quickly , you— southern parts of scotland. but very quickly , you can notice very quickly, you can notice lneee— very quickly, you can notice these showers— very quickly, you can notice these showers starting to break out these showers starting to break oul-lney-re— these showers starting to break oul-lney-re golng— these showers starting to break out they're going to out and they're going to be dulle— out and they're going to be gulle neowy,— out and they're going to be quite heavy, long lasting eonere— quite heavy, long lasting showers , a— quite heavy, long lasting showers , a further risk of showers, a further risk of thunderstorms- showers, a further risk of thunderstorms away from any showers. when _ thunderstorms away from any showers. when you d

the showed the same the met office showed the same ienperorures— the met office showed the same temperaturesple were murderers. i neon—our- mean, there's some cranks out were— mean, there's some cranks out knee-wiri— mean, there's some cranks out there .will send- mean, there's some cranks out there will send crazy tweets there who will send crazy tweets or wnoiewer. — there who will send crazy tweets or whatever. _what- or whatever. so that's what grops—ii or whatever. so that's what- grops—i grabs the headlines. but i mean ,_p.g- grabs the headlines. but i mean ,_p.g pyi , i guess they're saying that by pusning— , i guess they're saying that by pusning-zero- , i guess they're saying that by pushing zero agenda, pushing this net zero agenda, iney— pushing this net zero agenda, key-going— pushing this net zero agenda, rney-going ro— pushing this net zero agenda, they going to lead to deaths they are going to lead to deaths oni— they are going to lead to deaths on nomine— they are going to lead to deaths on tonine .— they are going to lead to deaths and famine , which. “ct: they are going to

twtwet— before met police officers tutwet tt— before met police officers arrived at the— beforey and generous. tom— called her inspiring warm, funny and generous. tom jones teeththe— and generous. tom jones describing her- and generous. tom jones describing her as one of a kind. the— describing her as one of a kind. the ttteee— describing her as one of a kind. the actress who _ describing her as one of a kind. the actress who plays tina at the— the actress who plays tina at the tht— the actress who plays tina at the tina turner— the actress who plays tina at the tina turner musical in tohtoh— the tina turner musical in tohtoh etye— the tina turner musical in london says the superstar star woutt— london says the superstar star woutt bring— london says the superstar star woutt bring t— london says the superstar star would bring a huge party to heteh— would bring a huge party to heteh wo— would bring a huge party to heaven. no doubt the audience at the west— heaven. no doubt the audience at the west tht— heaven. no doubt the audience at the west end musical has been tetetthe— the w

now thursday wlll— the met office. now thursday wlll ooo— the met office.stern and ooulnon— and across northwestern and southern parts— and across northwestern and southern parts of scotland. but wow— southern parts of scotland. but wony dulolly— southern parts of scotland. but wony dulolly .— southern parts of scotland. but very quickly , you— southern parts of scotland. but very quickly , you can notice very quickly, you can notice lnooo— very quickly, you can notice these showers— very quickly, you can notice these showers starting to break out these showers starting to break oul-lnoy-no— these showers starting to break oul-lnoy-no dolnd— these showers starting to break out they're going to out and they're going to be dullo— out and they're going to be dullo noowy— out and they're going to be quite heavy, long lasting noowo— quite heavy, long lasting showers , a— quite heavy, long lasting showers , a further risk of showers, a further risk of thunderstorms- showers, a further risk of thunderstorms away from any showers. when _ thunderstorms away from any

from the met office. o" that. from the met office. oh, it's that.. i'm actually quite glad- g brace yourselves. i'm actually quite glad we're iaek— i'm actually quite glad we're iaek nee.— i'm actually quite glad we're back here. and— i'm actually quite glad we're back here. and i— i'm actually quite glad we're back here. and i travelled yesterday— back here. and i travelled yesrereiay ar— back here. and i travelled yesterday or i— back here. and i travelled yesterday or i think got ahead of yesterday or i think got ahead at ine— yesterday or i think got ahead of the tsunami. _ yesterday or i think got ahead of the tsunami. i— yesterday or i think got ahead of the tsunami. i think you prapaiiy— of the tsunami. i think you praiapiy iii— of the tsunami. i think you probably did . _ of the tsunami. i think you probably did . / 'r: a probably did. yeah. and it's going to nice weather as going to be nice weather as well. so if you're staying at home, might not be a bad home, it might not be a bad thing. joining in in any thing. do keep joining in in any

and actually, the met office have issued yellow thunderstorm warnings for this part of the uk.s and some hail in there as well. not only some downpours across this part of the uk, but we've got some sunshine elsewhere and some sharp showers, although western scotland, north—west england and wales may be turning drier towards the end of the afternoon. temperature—wise, peaking at 17 or 18 degrees once again. now, a lot of the showers will fade away this evening, but they'll keep going into the night across the far south—east and east anglia, although they will become lighter. and then later in the night, we've got more cloud piling in from the atlantic, bringing more showers to northern ireland, western scotland and over the irish sea. clearer skies ahead of that and temperatures could be as low as seven or eight celsius in the morning, but we should start dry from many eastern areas with some sunshine, but we'll see the cloud increasing and showers will develop widely once again. the threat of some thundery ones, this time across the more eastern parts of england, perhaps into

for update from the met office for gb update from the met office for on -nost— update from the met office

the showed the same the met office showed the same ienperorures— the met office showed the same temperatures cranks out were— mean, there's some cranks out knee-wiri— mean, there's some cranks out there .will send- mean, there's some cranks out there will send crazy tweets there who will send crazy tweets or wnoiever. — there who will send crazy tweets or whatever. _what- or whatever. so that's what grops—ii or whatever. so that's what- grops—i grabs the headlines. but i mean ,_p.g- grabs the headlines. but i mean ,_p.g pyi , i guess they're saying that by pusning— , i guess they're saying that by pusning-zero- , i guess they're saying that by pushing zero agenda, pushing this net zero agenda, iney— pushing this net zero agenda, key-going— pushing this net zero agenda, rney-going ro— pushing this net zero agenda, they going to lead to deaths they are going to lead to deaths oni— they are going to lead to deaths on nomine— they are going to lead to deaths on tonine .— they are going to lead to deaths and famine , which. i4c;~cr they are going to lead to deaths and famine , which. i4c;~;: and

i'm craig snell. iooving— the met office. i'm craig snell. looking ahead— the met office.outbreaks rain some cloud and outbreaks of rain non—nonr- some cloud and outbreaks of rain from _front across. from that weather front across eoeerrn— from that weather front across eoeern-nur- from that weather front acrossi eoerern-nur-go eastern scotland. but as we go onrougn— eastern scotland. but as we go onrougn one— eastern scotland. but as we go through the course of the orrernoon— through the course of the afternoon, conditions improve in the afternoon, conditions improve in one-rore— afternoon, conditions improve in one-iore or— afternoon, conditions improve in the-lots of.seeing. the east. so lots of us seeing some sunshine,— the east. so lots of us seeing some sunshine, the time, some sunshine, but all the time, peer— some sunshine, but all the time, peer-viii— some sunshine, but all the time, peer-viii pe— some sunshine, but all the time, best-will be over- best of that will be over rovoroe— best of that will be over- towards—we'll best of that will be over- towards_we'll

the met office for gb news.y compared to recent rtgbts-temb- certainly compared to recent nights, damp start then, nights, a dull, damp start then, berttswtertw— nights, a dull, damp start then, particularly for— nights, a dull, damp start then, particularly for north wales , particularly for north wales, wertbem— particularly for north wales, northern england, southern ssettert,— northern england, southern scotland, northern ireland. but it scotland, northern ireland. but tt sbewtt— scotland, northern ireland. but it should brighten up in many tesetters— it should brighten up in many locations. then— it should brighten up in many locations. then we're looking at beeww— locations. then we're looking at beeww-breettrg- locations. then we're looking at heavy breaking out heavy showers breaking out reettw— heavy showers breaking out really mid—morning onwards really from mid—morning onwards and really from mid—morning onwards ert berttswtertw— really from mid—morning onwards and particularly through the eertw— and