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ongoing risk to wild birds. 0ur environment correspondent jonah fisher is on a poultry farm in north norfolkchickens... well, they were in no rush to embrace their new—found freedom. the ending of a housing order brought into control the spread of bird flu means that in almost all of the uk captive birds can now go outside once more. today is a great day. you know, we have been looking forward to this for a long while. mark supplies all the leading retailers, and last year, as the outbreak spread, hundreds of thousands of his birds had to be killed. we have had a really tough time over the winter. we ended up with nine farms being infected with the virus, which we sadly had to have culled. and we have got through that, and to be standing here now, seeing the birds coming outside, doing what they want to do, expressing their natural instincts, is a fantastic feeling. the decision to allow them out was taken despite bird flu still being present in the wild birds that have been spreading it from farm to farm. as the weather warms up, the balance is that now is the time, with that reduced level

our environment correspondent jonah fisher is on a poultry farm in north norfolk. that is right. the cases took place near here. with just one case meaning the entire stock of birds on that particular firm having to be destroyed, it had a devastating impact on the poultry industry. so it was a sweet moment this morning when that housing order was lifted across almost all of the uk, meaning that farmed birds could go outside once more. the restrictions eased, the doors of the enclosure opened, and the chickens... well, they were in no rush to embrace their new—found freedom. the ending of a housing order brought into control the spread of bird flu means that in almost all of the uk captive birds can now go outside once more. today is a great day. you know, we have been looking forward to this for a long while. mark supplies all the leading retailers, and last year, as the outbreak spread, hundreds of thousands of his birds had to be killed. we have had a really tough time over the winter. we ended up with nine farms being infected with the virus, which we sadly had to have culled.

it is a very beautiful morning here in itteringham in north norfolk.ns. they have been kept inside since october last year when, because of the spread of bird flu, housing order was introduced which meant i had to be kept inside. the order has been lifted across england, wales and northern ireland with the exception of a few pockets of areas where there are problems still. in the next few minutes, we are going to be lifting what are known as a pop holes to allow the chickens out. let's take a quick look at my report of how we got to this point. trying to contain britain's worst ever outbreak of bird flu has meant tough restrictions. and in england, wales and northern ireland, the end of free range eggs and meat. mark runs a huge poultry business in east anglia. his 50 farms produce free range chicken and turkey for all the uk's big retailers. so this been a really difficult time for us for the last six months. we had the housing order put on us in october last year. and ever since then, we've had to keep the birds inside. there are 30,000 chickens on t

in north norfolk we sawjust 10 degrees and eventually we had some rain as well.. clearer skies further north and east, a touch of frost once again in scotland, temperatures down as —3 in rural parts. frosty for scotland, wet once again for eastern england. the rain stretching into wales, wet weather across the channel coast as well and as that uses away a pile of showers will push in off the north sea with that brisk easterly wind once again. anywhere really from north yorkshire, north of that, beautiful once again. scotland, northern ireland, parts of northern england as well and temperatures of 16 or 17 degrees but along those exposed east coast, it will be cool, breezy and showery. as we go into the weekend it will be a bit of a mess for the start of saturday. weather fronts both across northern england and in the south acting as a sandwich. in between the two there will be sunshine by getting the detail right of where the rain will be, you will need to keep abreast of the forecast. it is subject to change but scotland

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afternoon with the heaviest rains will be from atlanta to augusta to the carolinas and as far north as the norfolk before it clears out sunday morning. cold rain as well will be 20 degrees below average during that event, and then 20 degrees above average late next week, the eastern half of the country will see a big warmup come thursday and friday. lindsey looking forward to that warm up , rob. thank you, and there are new details from the investigation into the fatal stabbing of tech exec bob lee in san francisco tonight. police now say whoever stabbed him did not take his phone or wallet, and we now see the surveillance video showing lee's final moments. abc is demarco morgan is in san francisco. tonight new clues in the investigation into the fatal stabbing of tech exec bob lee. police are reportedly studying in the security images obtained exclusively by the daily mail dot com. this one showing a person a possible witness walking with the suitcase across the street from lee while he was bleeding to death, the 43 year old father of two seen on security camera stumbling up to that apartment bui

match — blakeney point in north norfolk match anything i have seen.ntry marks 25 years of the good friday agreement. as emmanuel macron and ursula von der leyen wrap up their trip to china, have they got what they wanted from xi jinping? and the biden white house releases a report blaming the chaotic afghanistan withdrawal on the trump administration. what the flock

control of most of the states there has been fighting reported in banal than and in, in north, dar for and in norfolk to find that's the southern part of the country as well as fighting reported in north, dar, 4 in the western parts of the country where people are already fleeing to neighboring chad. so when you look at this, it's still very hard to tell who has the upper hand. but we do know that for the time being there is still intense fighting happening between the army and the r s. f. ok, thank you so much. that's have been morgan for us and count too. many civilians are trying to escape the violence. some are fleeing to rural areas in sudan, and thousands have already managed to cross into neighboring chad. humanitarian agencies there say that running out of resources and are appealing for help to cope with the influx of refugees appear, or nora is country director and representative and chaired for the you and world food program. he says more supporters needed from international donors. it's re becoming a big challenge. we have provided food assistance for the month of april for the last month

it will go into the north midlands, norfolk, lincolnshire, yorkshire and parts of wales. north of that clear skies. another cold night in scotland. but not as cold further south, between 5—8. tomorrow, the rain eventually gets into northern england. behind it, sunshine and showers. some could be heavy around the midlands and west country. but still sunshine prevails in the far north of northern england and into northern ireland and scotland. but thenit northern ireland and scotland. but then it turns unsettled and colder, especially on sunday into monday. studio: never cast a cloot until may is out. what is a cloot? it is a cloth. keep your warm clothes out because the weather is changeable. but people also say do not take off your winter coat until the may flowers are out. so it is both, depending on which part of the country you live in. very helpful. thank you. thousands of families with disabled children are unable to access savings in their child trust funds. let's take a look at what's happening. the bbc has learned that there could be more than 80,000 accounts — wo

rain quite heavy across norfolk, lincolnshire, into the east midlands, gradually drifting towards wales. there'll also be some showery outbreaks of rain across essex and kent. but northof frost not out of the question across the grampian, but at least in scotland and northern ireland, you will have some sunshine and it will continue like that for much of the day. that easterly breeze, though, always making it feel cooler on exposed east coasts. sheltered western areas seeing the best of the sunshine and warmth. and as we go through the afternoon, we'll see a line of more persistent rain stretching across the south coast. sunny spells and scattered showers driven in by that strong easterly breeze coming in off the north sea. so 10—12 degrees once again on exposed east coasts. further west, we could see 16 or 17 degrees. favoured spots once again, northern ireland and western scotland. here, the pollen will be high — it's tree pollen at this time of year. medium, perhaps, across much of central and eastern england. now, as we move into the early hours of saturday, we are likely to see this weather front producing some showery outbreaks of rain through scotland and nort

the cloud continues towards the north sea facing coast as we head through the rest of the afternoon. especially across aberdeenshire and parts of norfolkweather cloud bubbling up as we head through the afternoon but plenty more sunshine with top temperatures peaking between 13 and 16 celsius. butjust eight or nine celsius underneath that cloud in the eastern scotland. 0vernight tonight, the wind is set to pick up and the cloud will thicken for many too. more extensive cloud than last night, and it should be a frost—free start to the day tomorrow. there won't be too many issues with mist orfog either. as we kick off easter sunday morning, the cloud is thickening out towards the west part of northern ireland, we could see one or two showers here, moving into argyll and bute. by the time it gets to the end of the afternoon, the southerly wind will strengthen but lots of sunshine around. again, some cloud across eastern scotland. fair weather cloud through the afternoon, thickening at times. highs between 16 and 17 celsius quite widely, even possibly the warmest day of the year so far at 18 degrees. but then, our weather front will be swee

the cloud continues towards the north sea facing coast as we head through the rest of the afternoon. especially across aberdeenshire and parts of norfolk fair weather cloud bubbling up as we head through the afternoon but plenty more sunshine with top temperatures peaking between 13 and 16 celsius. butjust eight or nine celsius underneath that cloud in the eastern scotland. 0vernight tonight, the wind is set to pick up and the cloud will thicken for many too. more extensive cloud than last night, and it should be a frost—free start to the day tomorrow. there won't be too many issues with mist orfog either. as we kick off easter sunday morning, the cloud is thickening out towards the west part of northern ireland, we could see one or two showers here, moving into argyll and bute. by the time it gets to the end of the afternoon, the southerly wind will strengthen but lots of sunshine around. again, some cloud across eastern scotland. fair weather cloud through the afternoon, thickening at times. highs between 16 and 17 celsius quite widely, even possibly the warmest day of the year so far at 18 degrees. but then, our weather front will b

the cloud continues towards the north sea facing coast as we head through the rest of the afternoon. especially across aberdeenshire and parts of norfolk more sunshine with top temperatures peaking between 13 and 16 celsius. butjust eight or nine celsius underneath that cloud in the eastern scotland. 0vernight tonight, the wind is set to pick up and the cloud will thicken for many too. more extensive cloud than last night, and it should be a frost—free start to the day tomorrow. there won't be too many issues with mist orfog either. as we kick off easter sunday morning, the cloud is thickening out towards the west part of northern ireland, we could see one or two showers here, moving into argyll and bute. by the time it gets to the end of the afternoon, the southerly wind will strengthen but lots of sunshine around. again, some cloud across eastern scotland. fair weather cloud through the afternoon, thickening at times. highs between 16 and 17 celsius quite widely, even possibly the warmest day of the year so far at 18 degrees. but then, our weather front will be sweeping in from west overnight on easter sunday into easter monday. that

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the cloud continues towards the north sea facing coast as we head through the rest of the afternoon. especially across aberdeenshire and parts of norfolkas we head through the afternoon but plenty more sunshine with top temperatures peaking between 13 and 16 celsius. butjust eight or nine celsius underneath that cloud in the eastern scotland. 0vernight tonight, the wind is set to pick up and the cloud will thicken for many too. more extensive cloud than last night, and it should be a frost—free start to the day tomorrow. there won't be too many issues with mist orfog either. as we kick off easter sunday morning, the cloud is thickening out towards the west part of northern ireland, we could see one or two showers here, moving into argyll and bute. by the time it gets to the end of the afternoon, the southerly wind will strengthen but lots of sunshine around. again, some cloud across eastern scotland. fair weather cloud through the afternoon, thickening at times. highs between 16 and 17 celsius quite widely, even possibly the warmest day of the year so far at 18 degrees. but then, our weather front will be sweeping in from west overnigh

rain quite heavy across norfolk, lincolnshire, into the east midlands, gradually drifting towards wales. there'll also be some showery outbreaks of rain across essex and kent. but northan, but at least in scotland and northern ireland, you will have some sunshine and it will continue like that for much of the day. that easterly breeze, though, always making it feel cooler on exposed east coasts. sheltered western areas seeing the best of the sunshine and warmth. and as we go through the afternoon, we'll see a line of more persistent rain stretching across the south coast. sunny spells and scattered showers driven in by that strong easterly breeze coming in off the north sea. so 10—12 degrees once again on exposed east coasts. further west, we could see 16 or 17 degrees. favoured spots once again, northern ireland and western scotland. here, the pollen will be high — it's tree pollen at this time of year. medium, perhaps, across much of central and eastern england. now, as we move into the early hours of saturday, we are likely to see this weather front producing some showery outbreaks of rain through scotland and northern ireland, and at the same time, we've got some

rain quite heavy across norfolk, lincolnshire, into the east midlands, gradually drifting towards wales. there'll also be some showery outbreaks of rain across essex and kent. but north across the grampian, but at least in scotland and northern ireland, you will have some sunshine and it will continue like that for much of the day. that easterly breeze, though, always making it feel cooler on exposed east coasts. sheltered western areas seeing the best of the sunshine and warmth. and as we go through the afternoon, we'll see a line of more persistent rain stretching across the south coast. sunny spells and scattered showers driven in by that strong easterly breeze coming in off the north sea. so 10 to 12 degrees once again on exposed east coasts. further west, we could see 16 or 17 degrees. favoured spots once again, northern ireland and western scotland. here, the pollen will be high — it's tree pollen at this time of year. medium perhaps across much of central and eastern england. now, as we move into the early hours of saturday, we are likely to see this weather front producing some showery outbreaks of rain through scotland and northern ireland, and at the same t

rain quite heavy across norfolk, lincolnshire, into the east midlands, gradually drifting towards wales. there'll also be some showery outbreaks of rain across essex and kent. but north. a touch of frost not out of the question across the grampian, but at least in scotland and northern ireland, you will have some sunshine and it will continue like that for much of the day. that easterly breeze, though, always making it feel cooler on exposed east coasts. sheltered western areas seeing the best of the sunshine and warmth. and as we go through the afternoon, we'll see a line of more persistent rain stretching across the south coast. sunny spells and scattered showers driven in by that strong easterly breeze coming in off the north sea. so 10—12 degrees once again on exposed east coasts. further west, we could see 16 or 17 degrees. favoured spots once again, northern ireland and western scotland. here, the pollen will be high — it's tree pollen at this time of year. medium, perhaps, across much of central and eastern england. now, as we move into the early hours of saturday, we are likely to see this weather front producing some showery outbreaks of rain through scotlan

rain quite heavy across norfolk, lincolnshire, into the east midlands, gradually drifting towards wales. there'll also be some showery outbreaks of rain across essex and kent. but northeast in scotland and northern ireland, you will have some sunshine and it will continue like that for much of the day. that easterly breeze, though, always making it feel cooler on exposed east coasts. sheltered western areas seeing the best of the sunshine and warmth. and as we go through the afternoon, we'll see a line of more persistent rain stretching across the south coast. sunny spells and scattered showers driven in by that strong easterly breeze coming in off the north sea. so 10 to 12 degrees once again on exposed east coasts. further west, we could see 16 or 17 degrees. favoured spots once again, northern ireland and western scotland. here, the pollen will be high — it's tree pollen at this time of year. medium perhaps across much of central and eastern england. now, as we move into the early hours of saturday, we are likely to see this weather front producing some showery outbreaks of rain through scotland and northern ireland, and at the same time, we've got some showery ou

rain quite heavy across norfolk, lincolnshire, into the east midlands, gradually drifting towards wales. there'll also be some showery outbreaks of rain across essex and kent. but northnorthern ireland, you will have some sunshine and it will continue like that for much of the day. that easterly breeze, though, always making it feel cooler on exposed east coasts. sheltered western areas seeing the best of the sunshine and warmth. and as we go through the afternoon, we'll see a line of more persistent rain stretching across the south coast. sunny spells and scattered showers driven in by that strong easterly breeze coming in off the north sea. so 10 to 12 degrees once again on exposed east coasts. further west, we could see 16 or 17 degrees. favoured spots once again, northern ireland and western scotland. here, the pollen will be high — it's tree pollen at this time of year. medium perhaps across much of central and eastern england. now, as we move into the early hours of saturday, we are likely to see this weather front producing some showery outbreaks of rain through scotland and northern ireland, and at the same time, we've got some showery outbreaks of rain into

norfolk and suffolk, some low cloud has been closing in. at cromer, it isjust 9 degrees. this stripe of low cloud, mist and murk will continue to encroach into the north sea coast as we move through this afternoon. many areas will continue with decent spells of sunshine, particularly widespread across eastern england away from east coast. in the west, it may squeeze out the odd shower. but with some cloudy to start off on tuesday. with clear skies, we could be seeing a touch of frost first thing on tuesday in the scottish highlands. high pressure still to the north—east for tuesday. a lot of fine weather to be found during the day. we stuck with that cloud across central and eastern areas. that will burn off during the morning, but we could pick up more cloud from the continent as we go into the afternoon and one or two showers will be possible across east anglia and the south—east. there it is again, that wind of the north sea around the southern flank of the area of high pressure. i am not brave enough for a dip in the north sea. it isjust brave enough for a dip in the north sea. it is just eight or 9 degrees. you are pulling in air which means temp

rain quite heavy across norfolk, lincolnshire, into the east midlands, gradually drifting towards wales. there'll also be some showery outbreaks of rain essex and kent. but northl have some sunshine and it will continue like that for much of the day. that easterly breeze, though, always making it feel cooler on exposed east coasts. sheltered western areas seeing the best of the sunshine and warmth. and as we go through the afternoon, we'll see a line of more persistent rain stretching across the south coast. sunny spells and scattered showers driven in by that strong easterly breeze coming in off the north sea. so 10—12 degrees once again on exposed east coasts. further west, we could see 16 or 17 degrees. favourite spots once again, northern ireland and western scotland. here, the pollen will be high — it's tree pollen at this time of year. medium, perhaps, across much of central and eastern england. now, as we move into the early hours of saturday, we are likely to see this weather front producing some showery outbreaks of rain through scotland and northern ireland, and at the same time, we've got some showery outbreaks of rain into the south—west. sandwiche

norfolk, suffolk, essex, but out towards the west it's going to be much milder. so those weather systems that are relatively slow moving, they are right over us, particularly across western and northg northwards, but also very slowly towards the east. so we don't think the rain is going to reach extreme eastern parts of the country through the day, maybe later in the afternoon, into the evening hours in norwich. but elsewhere it's going to be fairly cloudy and where the cloud and rain persists through the day, it could be barely nine degrees celsius, so a little on the chilly side. now early in the morning on thursday, that weather front sweeps away towards the east. behind it, the winds change direction more and more of a north—westerly and also scattered showers. so sunny spells and occasional showers expected on thursday. and this temperature is just a shade lower, maybe between eight and 12 or 13 degrees celsius. and then friday, the weekend and into next week, we are going to see another change in the wind direction, this time coming in from the south—west, warmer air from the azores and that does mean that the temperatures should rise right across the country. nothing especi

rain quite heavy across norfolk, lincolnshire, into the east midlands, gradually drifting towards wales. there'll also be some showery outbreaks of rain across essex and kent. but northnorth sea. so10—12 degrees once again on exposed east coasts. further west, we could see 16 or 17 degrees. favoured spots once again, northern ireland and western scotland. here, the pollen will be high — it's tree pollen at this time of year. medium, perhaps, across much of central and eastern england. now, as we move into the early hours of saturday, we are likely to see this weather front producing some showery outbreaks of rain through scotland and northern ireland, and at the same time, we've got some showery outbreaks of rain into the south—west. sandwiched in between the two, drier and brighter, and once again, much of scotland will see some sunshine. but the temperatures really subdued by then, 11—14 degrees. and as we move out of sunday into monday, we'll start to see this colder northerly flow take over and you really will start to notice the difference right across the country. so on sunday, we'll see some showery outbreaks of rain just drifting away from the east. drier beh