the lib dems have north devon in the have held north devon in the past. held past. ey've held north cornwall. had seats in cornwall. they've had seats in southern cornwall . do you feel southern cornwall. do you feel down here that the tories are in the blue wall? yes very much so. george eustice , another example george eustice, another example in camborne that looks like it could well go to labour too, and he's not going to stand at the next, so. no, that's campbell. and that was the seat that went labour back in 97. yes, it was labour 1085, wasn't it? yes yes, i think north devon safe . i i think north devon safe. i think slate st saxby is doing a very good job. she's very visible in north you see visible in north devon. you see a of her around social a lot of her around social media, very active. but i do think , particularly in devon , think, particularly in devon, there's real problems for the conservatives and you've got to look why? what's going on? what is it? i don't think it's just about the national picture. i think that the conservatives what i'm hearing

yes yes, i think north devon safe . i i think north devon safe. think slate st saxby is doing a very good job. she's very visible in north devon. you see a of her around social a lot of her around social media, very active. but i do think , particularly in devon , think, particularly in devon, there's real problems for the conservatives and you've got to look why? what's going on? what is it? i don't think it's just about the national picture. i think that the conservatives what i'm hearing from people is that they've lost a sense of rural issues . for years, the rural issues. for years, the tories have been the one that understand the countryside they understand the countryside they understand the countryside they understand the alliance, they the communities, they farming, they understand . and i think they understand. and i think there's a sense coming through now that that's changed that that's. yes. i mean, they they want to rewild most of the country, don't they, which i'm not sure the farming community like, although i get the point. i the

then overnight north devon.places, but for western scotland as well as ireland. outbreaks of rain move in here. those outbreaks rain sweep across the country during wednesday. some sunshine either side that thursday is looking cloudy and damp . side that thursday is looking cloudy and damp. hi side that thursday is looking cloudy and damp . hi andrew cloudy and damp. hi andrew pierce here join every friday lunchtime for a proper no nonsense debrief of the week's events and special guest in the studio and the gb news team on the ground . i'll be getting you the ground. i'll be getting you up to date. news intelligent discussion at my own take weekend starts with me every friday lunchtime gb news the people's channel britain's news channel very good afternoon. you're watching news live 2:00. i'm mark longhurst . coming up for mark longhurst. coming up for you in this hour , number 10 says you in this hour, number 10 says it will do whatever takes to deal with threats to airspace fears growing over the surveillance

indeed, look at this picture from a weather watcher in north devon and westward ho earlier on today,w, as we head through the night, we are going to see some clear spells here and there, and where the skies do stay clear for any length of time, well, it could get a little bit chilly, potentially cold enough for a touch of frost. but for the majority, temperatures will stay above freezing, particularly where you do keep fairly large amounts of cloud overhead. but we do start the new week on a mainly dry note, thanks to this area of high pressure centred right over the heart of continental europe. this frontal system pushing in from the west, taking its time to get here. so in the meantime, we are looking at mainly fine conditions, a lot of cloud though through east wales, the midlands and parts of eastern england and some of that cloud i think will linger along some of these eastern coasts, could stay quite murky for some actually here through the day. but elsewhere, with a bit more of a breeze, we should break up more of the cloud and reveal a little more in the way of sunshine. and

but for somewhere like north devon, north wales , 14 to north devon, north wales, 14 to 16 celsius istle as they travel over higher ground to the south. one evening gets underway, some fog patches will develop once again across the southeast and eastern england. more patchy, i think , england. more patchy, i think, compared with last night's , but compared with last night's, but still a risk to travel first thing across eastern parts of england. further west we've got cloud and rain appearing by dawn and that's pushing into scotland and that's pushing into scotland and northern ireland as morning gets under way, strong winds, gales for the outer hebrides for a time. the rain, though, peters out as it pushes across england and afternoon . and wales during the afternoon. so of cloud and some so an area of cloud and some light outbreaks of rain . and light outbreaks of rain. and ahead of that once the fog clears, sunny skies once again , clears, sunny skies once again, 13 to 16 celsius once more across the southeast and eastern england to the rear of the cold. we've got some showers into

then wales and north devon. and as a result , a touch of frost in result, a touch of frost in places. but for western scotland as well as northern ireland, outbreaks of rain move in here. those outbreaks of rain sweep across the country during wednesday. some sunshine either side of that thursday is looking cloudy and damp . good morning. welcome back to bev turner. today on gb news uk businesses are crying out for relief. there's a story i'm going to be doing with my panels in a about how many pubs and restaurants are going bankrupt . restaurants are going bankrupt. it's really shocking at the british chamber of commerce set its sights on the spring budget, urging the government to tackle high taxes , reform the business high taxes, reform the business rates system. pressure continues to mount on the conservatives but can jeremy hunt ease the burden ? i'm going to be talking burden? i'm going to be talking to one economist in just a moment . one week on from the moment. one week on from the devastating earthqua

moray firth, 5016, north devon, they've turned 16 and 17 north wales, but it's across western areas, in the evening. southerly winds ahead of this weather front will bring some saharan dust to the skies. as i said, northern ireland and western scotland could be treated to the best of the sunset, but it will be replaced by rain as we go through the night. rain spreading its way and dropping some of that dust onto the cars for the morning. it's not going to reach eastern areas. so we'll stay clear here. still a chance of frost, but not as cold as the night we have at the moment. and that's because there'll be more of a breeze, not as much fog around, but a bright start, sunny start in eastern areas, western areas starts cloudy, outbreaks of rain, outbreaks of rain fizzle as it pushes eastwards across england into the midlands, central southern england. by the end of the afternoon, east anglia and the southeast will stay dry and clear into the evening. mild here, 13, 14 degrees, a little bit fresh elsewhere. but then as we go into thursday, a murky and actually wet start for many across

moray firth, 15, 16, north devon, they've turned 16 and 17 north wales, but it's across western areasds ahead of this weather front will bring some saharan dust to the skies. as i said, northern ireland and western scotland could be treated to the best of the sunset, but it will be replaced by rain as we go through the night. rain spreading its way and dropping some of that dust onto the cars for the morning. it's not going to reach eastern areas. so we'll stay clear here. still a chance of frost, but not as cold as the night we have at the moment. and that's because there'll be more of a breeze, not as much fog around, but a bright start, sunny start in eastern areas, western areas starts cloudy, outbreaks of rain, outbreaks of rain fizzle as it pushes eastwards across england into the midlands, central southern england. by the end of the afternoon, east anglia and the southeast will stay dry and clear into the evening. mild here, 13, 1a degrees, a little bit fresh elsewhere. but then as we go into thursday, a murky and actually wet start for many across england and wales, not seen t

of dry weather and bright weather but look at the temperatures, 13 degrees moray firth, 15, 16 north devon watch for the sunset in the evening. southerly winds ahead of this weather front will bring some saharan dust to the skies. as i said, northern ireland and western scotland could be treated to the best of the sunset. but it will be replaced by rain as we go through the night, rain spreading its way and dropping some of that dust onto the cars for the morning. it's not going to reach eastern areas so we'll stay clear here. still a chance of frost, but not as cold as the night we have at the moment. and that's because there'll be more of a breeze. not as much fog around, but a bright start, sunny start in eastern areas. western areas starts cloudy, outbreaks of rain, outbreaks of rain fizzle as it pushes eastwards across england into the midlands, central southern england by the end of the afternoon. east anglia and the southeast will stay dry and clear into the evening. mild here, 13, 1a degrees, a little bit fresh elsewhere. but then as we go into thursday, a murky and actually wet st

indeed, look at this picture from a weather watcher in north devon and westward ho earlier on today, to see some clear spells here and there, and where the skies do stay clear for any length of time, well, it could get a little bit chilly, potentially cold enough for a touch of frost. but for the majority, temperatures will stay above freezing, particularly where you do keep fairly large amounts of cloud overhead. but we do start the new week on a mainly dry note, thanks to this area of high pressure centred right over the heart of continental europe. this frontal system pushing in from the west, taking its time to get here. so in the meantime, we are looking at mainly fine conditions, a lot of cloud though through east wales, the midlands and parts of eastern england and some of that cloud i think will linger along some of these eastern coasts, could stay quite murky for some actually here through the day. but elsewhere, with a bit more of a breeze, we should break up more of the cloud and reveal a little more in the way of sunshine. and if you do get some sunshine tomorrow, it won'

of dry weather and bright weather but look at the temperatures, is degrees moray firth, 15, 16 north devonotland, watch for the sunset in the evening. southerly winds ahead of this weather front will bring some saharan dust to the skies. as i said, northern ireland and western scotland could be treated to the best of the sunset. but it will be replaced by rain as we go through the night, rain spreading its way and dropping some of that dust onto the cars for the morning. it's not going to reach eastern areas so we'll stay clear here. still a chance of frost, but not as cold as the night we have at the moment. and that's because there'll be more of a breeze. not as much fog around, but a bright start, sunny start in eastern areas. western areas starts cloudy, outbreaks of rain, outbreaks of rain fizzle as it pushes eastwards across england into the midlands, central southern england by the end of the afternoon. east anglia and the southeast will stay dry and clear into the evening. mild here, is, 14 degrees, a little bit fresh elsewhere. but then as we go into thursday, a murky and actually

of dry weather and bright weather but look at the temperatures, 13 degrees moray firth, 15, 16 north devontern areas, particularly northern ireland, scot, watch for the sunset in the evening. southerly winds ahead of this weather front will bring some saharan dust to the skies. as i said, northern ireland and western scotland could be treated to the best of the sunset. but it will be replaced by rain as we go through the night, rain spreading its way and dropping some of that dust onto the cars for the morning. it's not going to reach eastern areas so we'll stay clear here. still a chance of frost, but not as cold as the night we have at the moment. and that's because there'll be more of a breeze. not as much fog around, but a bright start, sunny start in eastern areas. western areas starts cloudy, outbreaks of rain, outbreaks of rain fizzle as it pushes eastwards across england into the midlands, central southern england by the end of the afternoon. east anglia and the southeast will stay dry and clear into the evening. mild here, 13, 14 degrees, a little bit fresh elsewhere. but then as

of dry weather and bright weather but look at the temperatures, 13 degrees moray firth, 15, 16 north devonireland, scot, watch for the sunset in the evening. southerly winds ahead of this weather front will bring some saharan dust to the skies. as i said, northern ireland and western scotland could be treated to the best of the sunset. but it will be replaced by rain as we go through the night, rain spreading its way and dropping some of that dust onto the cars for the morning. it's not going to reach eastern areas so we'll stay clear here. still a chance of frost, but not as cold as the night we have at the moment. and that's because there'll be more of a breeze. not as much fog around, but a bright start, sunny start in eastern areas. western areas starts cloudy, outbreaks of rain, outbreaks of rain fizzle as it pushes eastwards across england into the midlands, central southern england by the end of the afternoon. east anglia and the southeast will stay dry and clear into the evening. mild here, 13, 1a degrees, a little bit fresh elsewhere. but then as we go into thursday, a murky and a

of dry weather and bright weather but look at the temperatures, 13 degrees moray firth, 15, 16 north devonand and western scotland could be treated to the best of the sunset. but it will be replaced by rain as we go through the night, rain spreading its way and dropping some of that dust onto the cars for the morning. it�*s not going to reach eastern areas so we�*ll stay clear here. still a chance of frost, but not as cold as the night we have at the moment. and that�*s because there�*ll be more of a breeze. not as much fog around, but a bright start, sunny start in eastern areas. western areas starts cloudy, outbreaks of rain, outbreaks of rain fizzle as it pushes eastwards across england into the midlands, central southern england by the end of the afternoon. east anglia and the southeast will stay dry and clear into the evening. mild here, 13, 1a degrees, a little bit fresh elsewhere. but then as we go into thursday, a murky and actually wet start for many across england and wales, not seen that for a while. that rain, though, will clear through. still lots of cloud around, the odd bit

of dry weather and bright weather but look at the temperatures, 13 degrees moray firth, 15, 16 north devonch for the sunset in the evening. southerly winds ahead of this weather front will bring some saharan dust to the skies. as i said, northern ireland and western scotland could be treated to the best of the sunset. but it will be replaced by rain as we go through the night, rain spreading its way and dropping some of that dust onto the cars for the morning. it's not going to reach eastern areas so we'll stay clear here. still a chance of frost, but not as cold as the night we have at the moment. and that's because there'll be more of a breeze. not as much fog around, but a bright start, sunny start in eastern areas. western areas starts cloudy, outbreaks of rain, outbreaks of rain fizzle as it pushes eastwards across england into the midlands, central southern england by the end of the afternoon. east anglia and the southeast will stay dry and clear into the evening. mild here, 13, 1a degrees, a little bit fresh elsewhere. but then as we go into thursday, a murky and actually wet start

the north devon latest now.le, our south reporter jeff moody is that geoff, you were there yesterday course with the ambulance staff as well as the nurses, but the picket line for the nurses still in force there very so, yes, very much in force. there's even more people here than there were yesterday. the response from the public , the response from the public, everybody's tooting their as they go past, or at least a lot of people are. they go another one right on cue. i want speak to angela, who's an advanced practitioner here at the north devon hospital in barnstaple. angela you've been here for two days now. i'm it seems to me you're getting a very good response from the public. is that how you see it? absolutely i mean, i was here in first phase of strike action at the royal back in december , and we royal back in december, and we had overwhelming positive support from the public . we were support from the public. we were slightly concerned that time it wasn't going to be as strong. but i think intensified.

and they're saying that particularly if someone like north devon, this is a problem, that devon and colemansue second homes rich this issue of second homes rich londoners that decide get londoners that decide to get a home down in the countryside and use it a couple of times a year pushing prices up reducing the availability t of the housing stock. and that's having real impact on them, too. but also a strong sense of frustration about the way this strike is being portrayed by the media. a lot of them saying to me , look, lot of them saying to me, look, it's fair to say is morally wrong. it's fair to say that people's lives are being put at risk because inside that hospital, they're telling me it's more staff than ever before. there's agency staff galore . every now and again, galore. every now and again, somebody on the picket will go and take some doughnuts into agency staff and make sure they're doing a good enough job. they're saying that no bodies, lives are being put at risk. and finally , a sense of finally, a sense of determination . this is the last determination. this is the last

so unless if you've got an appointment to nonh you've got an appointment to north devon, unless you've cancelled , do that it's been cancelled, do come along as scheduled . don't come along as scheduled. don't ring ahead in advance. they're also saying anyone been notified if appointment has been cancelled. well, as you say, i'm here on the picket line outside the north—west north devon district hospital, and i'm here to speak to one of the staff nurses . andy. andy, thank you nurses. andy. andy, thank you very much indeed for talking to me . give us some sense of how me. give us some sense of how difficult to decision. it's been for you personally . go on for you personally. go on strike. incredibly difficult i shouldn't even have to be out on strike. it's a really , really strike. it's a really, really guilty, but it's something i feel very strongly that i've had do. but people are going to say that the service is bad enough at the best of times. if you need an ambulance, for instance, or if you need hospital treatment, the service is pretty shoddy at the best of times . it. shoddy a

could even see the mid—teens somewhere like nonh the mid—teens somewhere like north devon or north walesound to the south. the higher ground to the south. and then we hit the clear skies across england, eastern across england, wales, eastern scotland as well on tuesday nights . will once nights. that will lead once again to some fog patches forming, especially across central and south eastern areas. once again , further west, once again, further west, thicker cloud , bit more of a thicker cloud, bit more of a breeze will prevent the frost and fog by the end of the night. outbreaks of rain into western scotland and northern ireland six or seven degrees here. closer freezing across closer to freezing across central and eastern parts of england . any fog in the england. any fog in the south—east will soon lift as the winds pick up through wednesday morning. but actually we keep the weather in the the fine weather in the south—east through the day whilst see band of rain whilst areas see a band of rain moving that fizzles out. moving through that fizzles out. the weather the more unsettled w

could even see the mid—teens somewhere like nonh the mid—teens somewhere like north devon or north walesound to the south. the higher ground to the south. and then we hit the clear skies across england, eastern across england, wales, eastern scotland as well on tuesday nights . will once nights. that will lead once again to some fog patches forming, especially across central and south eastern areas. once again , further west, once again, further west, thicker cloud , bit more of a thicker cloud, bit more of a breeze will prevent the frost and fog by the end of the night. outbreaks of rain into western scotland and northern ireland six or seven degrees here. closer freezing across closer to freezing across central and eastern parts of england . any fog in the england. any fog in the south—east will soon lift as the winds pick up through wednesday morning. but actually we keep the weather in the the fine weather in the south—east through the day whilst see band of rain whilst areas see a band of rain moving that fizzles out. moving through that fizzles out. the weather the more unsettled w

what i want to speak to stephanie, who is a nurse here in north devon . is a nurse here in north devonnie, your mum was admitted to hospital here this morning, wasn't she. how she doing . yeah wasn't she. how she doing. yeah she was, she was brought in by ambulance. so i fully support the ambulance workers . yes. and the ambulance workers. yes. and yeah she's, she's all right, she's been in and through an enormous award and you're out here. i am. because i feel it's really important to stand up for all the nursing staff, all really important to stand up for all the nursing staff , all the all the nursing staff, all the staff in the hospital, really , staff in the hospital, really, we can't we can't keep sustaining this kind of pressure every day coming short staffed nurses need to feel valued and supported . and it's about more supported. and it's about more than pay. it's about saving our nhs when you heard this morning that your mum had taken pauline was being taken to , were you was being taken to, were you concerned about how she was going to get to hospital, whether she was going

parts of north wales, north devon around 14, 15 degrees celsius . again we'll have some celsius. tuesday into , the start of tuesday into, the start of wednesday. so another risk of some fog and frost further . but some fog and frost further. but it's those weather fronts that going to start approaching for northern parts of scotland as we move toward dawn on wednesday throughout . the day will then throughout. the day will then watch those as they move towards the it could be heavy in the east. it could be heavy in places first thing, but it will to fizzle out as it moves further east. so most of england, wales only seeing some patchy and actually the far patchy rain and actually the far southeast staying fairly and dry. we'll see further weather fronts wanting to push in throughout the rest of the week. but our focus is really on this low that could low pressure centre that could bnng low pressure centre that could bring some fairly strong winds to north night and into to the for north night and into friday. but it is going to stay on the side throughout . see on the mild side

parts of north wales, north devon around 14, 15 degrees celsius . again we'll have some celsius. tuesday into , the start of tuesday into, the start of wednesday. so another risk of some fog and frost further . but some fog and frost further. but it's those weather fronts that going to start approaching for northern parts of scotland as we move toward dawn on wednesday throughout . the day will then throughout. the day will then watch those as they move towards the it could be heavy in the east. it could be heavy in places first thing, but it will to fizzle out as it moves further east. so most of england, wales only seeing some patchy and actually the far patchy rain and actually the far southeast staying fairly and dry. we'll see further weather fronts wanting to push in throughout the rest of the week. but our focus is really on this low that could low pressure centre that could bnng low pressure centre that could bring some fairly strong winds to north night and into to the for north night and into friday. but it is going to stay on the side throughout . see on the mild side

now widely temperatures reach to 13 celsius, could even see the mid teens somewhere like north devon ground to the south? and then we keep the clear skies across, england, wales, eastern scotland as well on tuesday nights that will lead again to some fog patches , again to some fog patches, especially across central and southeastern areas . again, southeastern areas. again, further west, thicker , a bit further west, thicker, a bit more of a breeze will prevent frost and fog. and by the end of night, outbreaks of rain into western scotland , northern western scotland, northern ireland, six or seven degrees here. closer to freezing across central and eastern parts of england . any fog in the england. any fog in the southeast will soon lift as the winds pick up through wednesday . but actually we keep the fine weather in the southeast through the other the day whilst other areas see a band of rain moving through that fizzles out. the much more unsettled weather arrives on thursday friday, winds thursday into friday, with winds strengthening . okay, big story this ladies , okay, big stor

temperatures at 10 to 13 celsius widely but for somewhere north devon north wales 14 to 16 cells is possible will be warming out a little as they travel over higher ground to the south once evening gets underway , some fog evening gets underway, some fog patches will develop once again across the southeast and eastern england. more patchy i think compared with last night but still a risk to travel first thing across eastern parts of england. further west we've got cloud and rain appearing by dawn and that's pushing into scotland and that's pushing into scotland and northern ireland as morning gets under way. strong winds, gales for the hours ahead for time. the rain, though peters out as it pushes across england wales during the afternoon. so an area of cloud and some outbreaks of rain . and ahead of outbreaks of rain. and ahead of that once fog clears sunny skies once again , 13 to 16 celsius once again, 13 to 16 celsius once again, 13 to 16 celsius once more , the southeast and, once more, the southeast and, eastern england to the rear of the cold front. we've got some into scotland as wel

parts of north wales, north cornwall, devon around 14, 15 degrees celsius again will have some clear , the start of tuesday into, the start of wednesday. so another risk of some fog and frost further east. but it's those weather fronts that are going to start approaching for northern ireland, parts of scotland as we move towards dawn wednesday , move towards dawn on wednesday, throughout will then throughout the day will then watch as they further watch those as they move further towards the east. it could be heavy in places first thing, but it to fizzle out as it it will tend to fizzle out as it moves further east. so most of england, wales only really seeing some patchy rain and actually the southeast actually the far southeast staying fine and dry. staying fairly fine and dry. we'll further weather fronts we'll see further weather fronts wanting in throughout wanting to push in throughout the of but our the rest of the week. but our focus is really on low pressure centre bring some centre that could bring some fairly strong winds to the north for thursday into for thursday night a

notjust from the north sea in the east but the midlands and also through wales and through the day, the front is starting to look inwards, it will progress further west. sunny skies today, devonound, the system will push a bit further west and south, taking showers with it. some showers across the midlands, clear skies across western scotland and hampshire and kent, it means for you locally there will be a touch of frost and that is where we see the sunshine tomorrow. still a lot of cloud, a few showers, still cool along the north sea coast and with top temperatures up to about seven or eight or nine, possibly even ten. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. a couple who disappeared with their newborn baby more than seven weeks ago have been arrested in brighton — but their child is still missing. the prime minister is in belfast as he tries to win support for his new deal on post—brexit trading arrangements for northern ireland. m15 suspected a muslim preacher who was close to the manchester arena bomber of being a radicaliser — a bbc investigation can reveal. calls for race to be examined as a key issue in the public health inquiry into covid—19. sport and a full round—up

devon. that is where we have seen sunshine. we have got high pressure with us. as the wind come round in a clockwise direction, a cold north of them will push further inland, turning wintry to the tops of the peaks in the pennines. the wind coming in from the north—east with passive 30, a0 miles an hour. the best of the sunshine further west, particularly the north—west of scotland. temperatures are likely to peak between five and 8 degrees. believe it or not that is where they should be at this time of year. through the evening and overnight most of the shallows will tend to fade back to the far north—east of england. under clear skies we are likely to see a touch of frost. low single figures first thing monday morning, perhaps below in more rural parts. they are likely to start of sunday chilly but largely quiet. once again the high pressure not needing very far very fast. maybe ice about opening up a little, that means the wins will be slightly lighter on sunday and as a consequence we should see more sunshine coming through. not a bad second half of the weekend. if you have outdoor plans he will not be disappointed. st

north of 40% of cash flow payouts. the urge is to drill move. that's what we're all watching so far i haven't been that discouraged. >> guy >> it feels like -- it feels like to me this is devonc it feels as though some of the issues were specific to the company. i also say this, the move in natural gas has not helped a lot of downstream plays. i'm with tim 100% on this. every time it's seemed to be the end of the energy stocks cycle, it's proven to be the time to get back in. i don't think you run from energy here in terms of the stock. i think you add to long positions. >> it did seem a bit devon-specific when they were talking about outages, in terms of infrastructure in the delaware basing. that seems devon-specific and first quarter-specific as well i thought what was interesting is the break even higher, and that's not something we often think about. i sort of wonder in the back of my mind if the biden administration is listening to this it costs more to make the stuff. like any company >> yeah. absolutely it's something you have to pay attention to, but at the same time, you know, are we past the worst of that? obviously inflation having peaked, i think it probably tre

north. but further south, 8 to 10 celsius or even 11 degrees somewhere like devon. some high cloud drift in, but not enough to prevent a widespread frost in the south. thicker cloud in the north will. prevent a frost that we breezy with some outbreaks of rain affecting western northern scotland as well as northern ireland times. mostly this will be a and patchy but it'll be a light and patchy but it'll be a light and patchy but it'll be persistent. start be fairly persistent. we start of morning, especially of friday morning, especially the west into the and the west highlands, into the and western isles as well . further western isles as well. further south after a chilly start swirl, bright skies once again , swirl, bright skies once again, the far south and southeast. but some thicker cloud will tend to drift south. that will give some drizzle over hills of as drizzle over hills of wales as well as north west england. temperatures up to or ten celsius the south, ten or 11 celsius in the south, ten or 11 for scotland and northern ireland. feeling milder ireland. so

devon before they move away. once again showers, clearance in the sky in the north—west of scotland, northern ireland and the fard hampshire. as we move through the course of wednesday, we have all of this cloud around. if anything we are more likely to see a few more holes develop in the cloud during the course of wednesday so a little bit more in the way of sunshine but the lion's share will be across western parts of scotland and also parts of south—east england. temperatures up to 10 degrees but with the breeze from the north sea, it will feel a bit nippy if you are out and about. wednesday to thursday we have high pressure, it is a dominant force this week across the uk, look at the isobars spacing out. they wind changes direction slightly because of the high pressure drinking —— worker drifting west. this is a cold direction coming straight down from the arctic. you can see the effect on the temperatures as we head to the early part of next week, there is temperatures start to go down. we are still chasing cloud, some showers and potentially a little bit of rain as well. as we've been hearing, some of you

north—east england to the midlands. in towards south—west england. probably as far west as devon.t introducing patchy rain. fairly light rain across western areas. these are the temperatures. freezing in newcastle and birmingham. a cold start tomorrow. mist and fog will be slow to clear. some of it lingering until lunchtime. a lot of dry weather. the weather front towards the west are still producing a bit more cloud my grandson patchy light rain. temperature wise, here we are, we are looking at age or in edinburgh to possibly ia, 15. as we go through the week we could hit 16 somewhere in the south east, high for the time of the year. it is! at 16, for the time of the year. it is! ati6, you for the time of the year. it is! at 16, you say, carol? where in the country? somewhere in the south—east. widely we are looking at i3s ias and somewhere in the south—east. widely we are looking at 13s 1as and 15s. still mild wherever you are. definitely doesn't feel like february. thank you. it is 18 minutes past six. let's take a look at today's front pages. the guardian leads on analysis fro

continue with that north—easterly breeze into tuesday evening, some showers moving their way westwards, perhaps some of these along the south coast clipping into the coast of the likes of devon coming and going with the north—west of scotland favoured for the best of the clear blue skies and sunshine. come the end of the week the high though does drift further westwards to allow us to see northerly winds developing to the east of the uk. that maybe the case that we shift that risk of showers to the coastal beaches, a few for the north—east of scotland but still high pressure in charge. at day with a lot of high pressure on friday and sunny spells coming and going. i'm not really much change as we look at saturday, the hive digs southwards, the strongest of the wind shifts offshore with lighter winds. of the wind shifts offshore with lighterwinds. it of the wind shifts offshore with lighter winds. it may feel a shade milder but overall with the northerly wind direction we are still sitting in relatively cool air, eight or 9 degrees. no great shakes in terms of the temperature of the time of year but fairly close to average ifjust slightly below. high pressure looks towards th

north of scotland. the sun is coming up blue skies overhead. there are breaks in the cloud in devon.sunny and frosty morning things will turn cloudy later folsom of you, especially in the highlands and islands. the rain persistent around the north west highlands and the western isles. we have strong to gale. when is in the north. the wind is into tonight, pushing cloud and outbreaks of rain erratically south. not quite that wet elsewhere. tonight, a touch of frost in the north, becoming confined to southern counties later. more details on what is in store in half—an—hour. see you later. a new, independent regulator of men's football in england is to be established for the first time. it will aim to give fans more involvement, make clubs more financially sustainable and ensure money from the premier league filters down to lower divisions. our sports editor, dan roan, reports. # bury till i die...# bury�*s expulsion from the football league in 2019 left a community in shock. its collapse amid financial crisis, a stain on the english game. three and a half years on, bury afc, a team set

devon and cornwall. these are our temperatures, 7, 8 and 9, but feeling cooler in the wind along the north sea coastline.gh pressure remains with us as we head towards the end of the week, it drifts further west, allowing more of a northerly flow so the distribution of any showers will be slightly different. we're more likely to see them, for example, coming in to east anglia. but it remains cold right the way through the weekend. the headlines, a double rapist who changed gender was waiting to stand trial has been jailed for eight years the prime minister is in belfast as he tries to win support for his new deal post—brexit trading arrangements for northern ireland. we managed to have a decisive breakthrough with our negotiations with the eu, reached an agreement, the new windsor framework, which i think is an extraordinary, positive step for northern ireland. abs, think is an extraordinary, positive step for northern ireland. a couple of disappeared _ step for northern ireland. a couple of disappeared with _ step for northern ireland. a couple of disappeared with their _ step for northern ireland. a co