to north yorkshire.— i'm in a bedroom on the floor. to north yorkshire. i to north yorkshire. might have to end up moving back in i to north yorkshire. might have to end up moving back in with i to end up moving back in with my parents may be. the to end up moving back in with my parents may be. the plans to ban no fault _ my parents may be. the plans to ban no fault of _ my parents may be. the plans to ban no fault of actions _ my parents may be. the plans to ban no fault of actions were i ban no fault of actions were first introduced 18 months ago, but after pressure from landlords, were delayed and delayed. in that time, record numbers of tenants were evicted, like stacey and kevin and their children in halifax. glenn if you own that property, the choice is yours. you've got options because it's, it belongs to you. us tenants — what did i say to my housing officer? a section 21 is a landlord's saviour and a tenant's worst nightmare. today, the new government say they want to end that nightmare with a new law banning no—fault evictions, while still allo

in north yorkshire, the claim is that they've made more than a start. ian reeve, bbc news.they become a thing of the past? figures from uk finance show more of us switching to contactless and mobile payments. kevin peachey reports. deep in the leicestershire countryside, this barn isn't home to a trendy microbrewery but a business that's much more rare in the uk — a micro tannery. out of these giant reclaimed drums come the beginnings of quality leather that's come from deer and goat skins that otherwise would have gone to waste. these big drums here are a bit like a large washing machine, basically. and inside these, we tumble the hides. and by the end of the process, we've got leather that we can turn into products — bags, wallets, that type of thing. those wallets are carefully crafted in a nearby workshop, piece by piece, one by one. but is there much point in all this skill and intricacy to create a leather wallet when the majority of twenty—somethings are using one of these rather than cards and cash to make their day—to—day payments? figures from the banking industry

nick fletcher is in north yorkshire, let's go to him. nick, what's on your mind? hello. george, uh, i want to be greedy and ask you two questions if it's possible. yeah, go ahead. i know you've said that things are changing in with china, but why do you think that china appears to have kept their distance from the conflict in gaza? and the second question is, do you think benjam and neffenaniu should be tried for war crimes? yes, and there's a warrant uh for his arrest. written by mr. khan, k.c., the chief prosecutor of the icc, but it has still not been endorsed by the international criminal court itself, and i don't understand why, his crimes against humanity, war crimes, his complicity in the crime of genocide, could not be more clear, he's convicted out of his own mouth, never mind, by his own actions, but the... uh, first question, i did try and answer earlier, but let me have another go at it. i believe that china has not yet decided, perhaps it lacks the confidence to have the same political weight in world affairs that it has in terms of its economic weight. chin

you know, just go up a couple of hours up into north yorkshire. we have drax power station .r station. this this drax power station. this this drax power station was at one time station. this this drax power station lee at one time burning station. this this drax power station lee andersonne burning station. this this drax power station lee anderson ,5 burning station. this this drax power station lee anderson ,5 buforgg course, lee anderson, mp for ashfield and a former coal miner himself . lee, welcome to the himself. lee, welcome to the show. always a pleasure. we've talked lee, talked we've spoken before, lee, about the importance and the integrity and the pride that coal gave to britain, to the working classes , working classes, to the midlands. today's final winding down of ratcliffe on soar as talismanic lee anderson. what's your thoughts? >> yeah, it is martin. it is a sad day indeed. you know i you know i've got a close affinity with this power station. in fact, you know, not only did your dad work at a coal mine which supplied coal at this to this power station, i a

located in north yorkshire, england adam and his team want to preserve a british tradition that's been around for more than 2 centuries. this is the last step to creating the perfect piano. the deafening stress tests confirm that adam cox's piano makers have done their work properly over the past 3 to 5 months. the no 2 pieces of wood are the same kind and that's why each one needs to be made individually and the move. it's like the difference between a piece of furniture from a carrier and all that where everything is flat that's made by robots. and then something made by a cross person out of real wood by 2012 foreign companies have bought up all but one of the british workshops and move production overseas, mainly to asia. adam cock seized an opportunity in britain's last piano workshop. the pianos are hand built just like they were 200 years ago. british craftmanship at cox is determined to preserve. these are skills that are part of our culture. and what is culture? culture is probably the most important thing. we have really. our actions in our language make us who we are. each f

got more in common with him than i'll ever have with you, mr. angus ogg. nick fletcher is in north yorkshire, let's go to him. nick, what's on your mind? hello, george, "i want to be greedy and ask you two questions if it's possible. yeah, go ahead, and i know you've said that things are changing in with china, but um, why do you think that china appears to have kept their distance from the conflict in gaza? and the second question is, um, do you think benjan and nethan aniel should be tried for war crimes? yes, and there's a warrant uh for his arrest written by mr. can kc, the chief prosecutor of the icc, but it has still not been endorsed by the international criminal court itself, and i don't understand... why his crimes against humanity, war crimes, his complicity in the crime of genocide could not be more clear, he's convicted out of his own mouth, never mind by his own actions, but the uh first question, did try and answer earlier, but let me have another go at it. i believe that china has not yet decided, perhaps it lacks the confidence. to have the same political weight in world affa

so right now, mj and i are in a bedroom on the floor. ..to north yorkshire.t evictions were first introduced 18 months ago, but after pressure from landlords, were delayed and delayed. in that time, record numbers of tenants were evicted, like stacey and gavin and their children in halifax. if you own that property, the choice is yours. you've got options because it's, it belongs to you. us tenants — what did i say to my housing officer? a section 21 is a landlord's saviour and a tenant's worst nightmare. today, the new government say they want to end that nightmare with a new law banning no—fault evictions, while still allowing landlords to evict tenants who don't pay or are anti—social. we'll introduce the renters rights bill after years of inaction. this government will oversee the biggest levelling up of renters�* rights in a generation, and i urge the whole house to get behind it. the bill will also allow tenants the right to have a pet, prevent bans on tenants with children or those on benefits, and extend awaab's law to the private rented sector. as yo

they don't have that luxury here in north yorkshire, and there are certain challenges with training herext month. beth parsons, bbc look north, cawood. # pain! # you made me a, you made me a believer, believer # believer # # pain # you break me down and build me up, believer, # believer # pain! # oh, let the bullets fly, oh, let them rain # my life, my love, my drive, it came from... # pain! # you made me a, you made me a believer, believer # believer. # top marks for the dismount, good luck to them in florida. it has not been florida weather here. darren has the details. it was unusually cold and frosty for this early in the autumn this morning but after that, we have been enjoying the sunshine today and the light winds as well. the weather is changing because that plunge of cold air from the arctic is being replaced by milder winds coming in from the atlantic and that will lift the temperatures as well. it will bring with it some cloud and rain and the first signs of that just poking into northern ireland, cloudy skies here, a little light rain or drizzle in the north—west header that

in north yorkshire, the claim is that they've made more than a start. ian reeve, bbc news.r in a lincolnshire village. luna, the delivery robot, is part of a trial by the company dpd and has been trained to find its own way around the village, cross busy roads and deliver parcels, all without the help of a human operator. jake zuckerman reports. begin the day with able mabel. she'll run your bath to exactly - the temperature she knows you like. having a robot assistant may feel like a distant fantasy, but in one lincolnshire village, science fiction has become reality. meet luna. for the last three weeks, she's been delivering parcels in witham saint hughs, near lincoln, where she's become a local celebrity. everyone loves it. it's all over the facebook page. everyone's taking videos of it. the kids love it because they all go up to the gate at the school, watching it go past. luna! came to deliver to our house the other day. oh, right, what was it like? did it knock on the door? it came to the door, and then you get a message that comes, and then you have to put the pin in

parts of oxfordshire, bedfordshire, northamptonshire and north yorkshire have been listed by the agencyg most at risk . and finally, most at risk. and finally, astronomers have unveiled the most detailed map ever seen of our galaxy from the violent births of newborn stars to the hidden mysteries of the galactic core. these new images show the milky way as you've never seen it before. the map is the culmination of more than 13 years of observations . wow. just years of observations. wow. just wow. and now back to jacob for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . forward slash alerts. >> welcome back to state of the nation. it's the story that won't stop donegal. yesterday we discussed the fact that starmer's dates didn't make sense after he tried to throw his son under the bus by suggesting that lord alli is £18 million apartment, was used for his son to study for his gcses. we also discussed the fact that the apartment was used for starmer's covid broadcast when it was decked out to loo

alerts for large parts of the uk, parts of oxfordshire, bedfordshire and northamptonshire and north yorkshireisted by the agency as being most at risk. it comes after an amber warning was issued by the met office for more heavy rain, causing further flooding and travel disruption in particular across the midlands and parts of the southwest . a man has been the southwest. a man has been arrested in connection with a cyber attack targeting railway stations across the uk . the stations across the uk. the wi—fi systems at 19 stations in cities including london, manchester, liverpool and birmingham were affected. people logging to on wi—fi in those stations were greeted with a page about islamist terrorist attacks . the arrested man is attacks. the arrested man is understood to be an employee of a technology company, which provides internet access to some network rail stations. scotland yard has issued a call for any potential victims of mohamed al fayed to come forward. five women have claimed they were raped by the former harrods owner, who died last year at the age of 94. a number of others say

west england and northern ireland but it will start to sink further south and east across the north yorkshireit is feeling milder here. this is the area of most concern again tonight, amber weather warning in place from the met office, bree prepared for more flooding and tricky travel conditions through the evening rush hour and conditions through the evening rush hourand again in conditions through the evening rush hour and again in the morning rush hour and again in the morning rush hour tomorrow, stretching from birmingham, leicester, down into worcester, gloucester, cambridge, peterborough, and oxford in the south. a lot of heavy rain, as much as 30 or a0 millimetres in three hours. double that in six hours. some of these showers likely to be very heavy indeed, merging together all sinking south through tonight. further north, clearer skies and a northerly wind of a much colder feeling air digging in. showers across scotland and some showers across scotland and some showers across the hills could be wintry. that's the change into the weekend. this is how we are starting tomorrow morning.

you know, just go up a couple of hours up into north yorkshire. we have drax power station .r station. this this drax power station. this this drax power station was at one time burning coal from a local coal mine. and guess what? you know the stupidity that, you know, the stupidity that, you know, the stupid times we live in at the moment, we now importing wood from north america. we are chopping down trees and forests and shipping this over the atlantic in diesel guzzling cargo ships, making it into into wood pellets and then grinding it. and we're burning it in drax power station. we are told this is renewable energy because trees will grow again. and guess what it's costing us or costing everybody in the country £1 million a day in subsidies to keep this power station open. it's absolute madness. the lunatics have taken over the asylum . asylum. >> lee, this is proof. do you think that the labour party, they used to represent the working man? i mean, back in the days of all the coal strikes, the labor party was very much in favour of the working man of the coal mines stay

to north yorkshire. might have had to end up moving back in with my parents, maybe.ure from landlords were delayed and delayed. in that time, record numbers of tenants were evicted, like stacey and gavin and their children in halifax. how did you feel when you got that letter? um, shocked. and ijust phoned my auntie and cried. i didn't know what to do. i didn't know how to tell him. i thought, i can't tell him when he's at work. he's going to be absolutely gutted. yeah, it was horrible. and for the kids, i guess, you know, at different ages they understand different amounts or it impacts them differently. sometimes you just need to breathe. and when there's so much going on and your head's going west and your kids are asking you all these questions and you can't answer them. sorry. don't be sorry. you have to just say, like, just give me a minute. ijust need a minute. today, the new government is introducing a law which they want enforced by the summer, banning no fault evictions, but still allowing landlords to evict tenants who don't pay or are anti—social. they wi

parts of oxfordshire, bedfordshire , northamptonshire bedfordshire, northamptonshire and north yorkshire have been listed by the agency as being most at risk. it comes after an amber warning was issued by the met office for more heavy rain, causing further flooding and travel disruption in particular across the midlands and parts of the southwest. a man has been arrested in connection with a cyber attack targeting railway stations across the uk. the wi—fi systems at 19 stations in cities including london, manchester, liverpool and birmingham were affected. people logging on to wi—fi, and those stations were greeted with a page about terrorist attacks. the arrested man is understood to be an employee of a technology company , which technology company, which provides internet access to some network rail stations , and network rail stations, and finally , astronomers have finally, astronomers have unveiled the most detailed map ever seen of our galaxy. from the violent births of newborn stars to the hidden mysteries of the galactic core. these new images show the milky way as you've never s

one part of north yorkshire has seen a month's worth of rain in just two days.latest. for people out and about in parts of the country today, the heavy rain which fell overnight and this morning on an already saturated ground made getting around it off. near bristol, some drivers were stranded. i near bristol, some drivers were stranded. . , , stranded. i have never seen it this bad before- _ stranded. i have never seen it this bad before- i _ stranded. i have never seen it this bad before. ithink— stranded. i have never seen it this bad before. i think it's _ stranded. i have never seen it this bad before. i think it's gone - stranded. i have never seen it this bad before. i think it's gone up . stranded. i have never seen it this bad before. i think it's gone up a i bad before. i think it's gone up a little bit since _ bad before. i think it's gone up a little bit since this _ bad before. i think it's gone up a little bit since this morning. - bad before. i think it's gone up a little bit since this morning. it i little bit since this morning. [11 does little

a gorgeous day here on the east coast in north yorkshire although feeling cold for some here with scarborougher but a big area of high pressure is keeping things dry and sunny for most. confirmation of the afternoon temperatures, perhaps reaching 24 in northern scotland. tonight, the temperatures will drop, particularly where skies remain clear and the wind light. we could see fog patches in northern ireland, northern england, south—east scotland. cloud filtering into the south—east will hold up temperatures. milder in the north and north—west of scotland. heading into tomorrow with another fine day for most but with more cloud i suspect across england and wales, much of it retreating back to the east coast. northern ireland and scotland seeing sunshine. breezy towards the south. the north sea coast, the speed of wind off the north sea, feeling cooler. 17 in newcastle. but london, northern scotland, up to 24—25. during wednesday night into thursday, you see more change with cloud rolling in from the east. a cloudy day generally on thursday particularly in england and wales. much of it burning

hours, the damp weather from northern wales, through merseyside, parts of lancashire and yorkshire. to the norththe south, the skies will be generally clear, and our temperatures early on sunday morning in the range of 8—13 celsius. so here's the weather front, then, through the irish sea, northern wales, most of northern england. occasionally it will be wet. some of the bursts of rain could be at least for a time heavy, but i think as we go through the course of the afternoon, that rain should eventually peter out. we'll also have showers across scotland, and then for most of us it should be at the very least a bright day. really quite sunny in the south and the south—east, where we'll have the highest temperatures — 20 celsius. here's that weather front as it moves southwards and also gently drifts towards the east. it eventually rains itself out. the forecast for monday shows fine conditions across most of the uk. a large area of high pressure with light winds. feeling very pleasant in that sunshine, and i think widely temperatures should reach the high teens, and probably exceed 20 celsius i

hours, the damp weather from northern wales, through merseyside, parts of lancashire and yorkshire. to the northof 8—13 celsius. so here's the weather front, then, through the irish sea, northern wales, most of northern england. occasionally it will be wet. some of the bursts of rain could be at least for a time heavy, but i think as we go through the course of the afternoon, that rain should eventually peter out. we'll also have showers across scotland, and then for most of us it should be at the very least a bright day. really quite sunny in the south and the south—east, where we'll have the highest temperatures — 20 celsius. here's that weather front as it moves southwards and also gently drifts towards the east. it eventually rains itself out. the forecast for monday shows fine conditions across most of the uk. a large area of high pressure with light winds. feeling very pleasant in that sunshine, and i think widely temperatures should reach the high teens, and probably exceed 20 celsius in one or two spots. so a beautiful start to the week for most of us. now, the high pressure is indeed go

some bright skies around already in north yorkshire, as you _ around already in north yorkshire, as youill see the _ as you can see, but more of you will see the sunshine break through the clouds _ see the sunshine break through the clouds during today. not completely dry, clouds during today. not completely dry. a _ clouds during today. not completely dry. a few _ clouds during today. not completely dry, a few showers around but not as liveiy _ dry, a few showers around but not as liveiy as— dry, a few showers around but not as lively as yesterday. some parts of north-east — lively as yesterday. some parts of north—east scotland saw almost half a month— north—east scotland saw almost half a month of— north—east scotland saw almost half a month of rainfall. it is a bit of a month of rainfall. it is a bit of a contrast— a month of rainfall. it is a bit of a contrast in— a month of rainfall. it is a bit of a contrast in temperatures this morning — a contrast in temperatures this morning. to the north and west, a cool start, — morning. to the north and west, a cool start, 5 — morning. to t

north midlands in particular down from southeast yorkshire through into northern areas of east angliaards the north, we'll see a few showers scattered across parts of scotland, northern ireland, but generally a lot drier here. but it will turn drier, particularly out towards and it's a milder start across the board than we saw over the weekend. and that low continues to push further northwards and eastwards as we head through monday. bumps into the area of high pressure out towards the east. so it is going to stall, and that is not good news where we've seen the recent flooding, because there'll be more heavy rain falling on the saturated ground. some of the heaviest of the downpours of rain on monday could be across the liverpool bay area stretching across the midlands. north midlands in particular down from southeast yorkshire through into northern areas of east anglia. towards the south, it will dry out and the winds will gradually ease down. and towards the north, we'll see a few showers scattered across parts of scotland, northern ireland, but generally a lot drier here. but it w

north midlands in particular down from southeast yorkshire through into northern areas of east angliaowards the north, we'll see a few showers scattered across parts of scotland, northern ireland, but generally a lot drier here. but it will turn drier, particularly out towards the west, as we head through monday night into tuesday as that low rolls off into the north sea. so some clear spells starting to appear and a slightly chillier start for western areas we'll be seeing on monday morning. but underneath the cloud and the rain of course still very mild. and then on tuesday, well, our low pushes into the north sea. high pressure starts to build into the north and the west. we'll be seeing that a bit later on through the week. but we're starting off tuesday with still outbreaks of rain across parts of east anglia, southeast england, a brisk more heavy rain falling on the saturated ground. some of the heaviest of the downpours of rain on monday could be across the liverpool bay area stretching across the midlands. north midlands in particular down from southeast yorkshire through into

— which extends from parts of north yorkshire through the midlands, down towards _ yorkshire throughlowly work eastwards through the day. not a huge _ eastwards through the day. not a huge amount of rain and drizzle on it but— huge amount of rain and drizzle on it but it _ huge amount of rain and drizzle on it but it will— huge amount of rain and drizzle on it but it will provide cloudy skies. east anglia and the south—east, still some — east anglia and the south—east, still some silly spells, one or two showers. — still some silly spells, one or two showers, showers and a few sunny spells _ showers, showers and a few sunny spells further west stop in these conditions will be found across the northern— conditions will be found across the northern and western isles with blue skies through a good part of the day _ skies through a good part of the day more — skies through a good part of the day. more cut across east scotland and a _ day. more cut across east scotland and a cool — day. more cut across east scotland and a cool northerly breeze to come with it _ and a cool northerly breeze

north midlands in particular down from southeast yorkshire through into northern areas of east anglia will gradually ease down. and towards the north, we'll see a few showers scattered across parts of scotland, northern ireland, but generally a lot drier here. but it will turn drier, particularly out towards the west, as we head through monday night into tuesday as that low rolls off into the north sea. so some clear spells starting to appear and a slightly chillier start for western areas we'll be seeing on monday morning. but underneath the cloud and the rain of course still very mild. and then on tuesday, well, our low pushes into the north sea. high pressure starts to build into the north and the west. we'll be seeing that a bit later on through the week. but we're starting off tuesday with still outbreaks of rain across parts of east anglia, southeast england, a brisk north—easterly wind blowing for the north sea—facing coasts, but towards the north and the west, there'll be some brightness and spells of sunshine, perhaps a few showers but generally dry and temperatures will star

in england, westmeadles, yorkshire and the north east they have the most problems in this regard. in areas where people can afford higher costs , the number of kindergartens is more. currently , free government-funded childcare services for working parents are expanding, but nursery officials say they are struggling to cope with rising demand and exorbitant costs. a large number of kindergartens are facing the risk of closure. since the time of corona, the number of these centers has increased significantly. if serious action in this field. if it is not done, we will face a serious problem. allocation of insufficient funds in recent years, the main cause of this problem has been described. the labor party has announced that it plans to open 100,000 new kindergartens and will do this by opening more than 3,000 new kindergartens in existing primary schools. but remember that there is currently a massive recruitment crisis in this sector. the big question is that no. in order for a carpet to be all-inclusive , beauty alone is not enough. all-inclusive carpets are all-inclusive carpet

they don't have that luxury here in north yorkshire, and there are certain challenges with training here there's less debris — it's a lot safer for us to do it, as well. the pair will be getting in as many practice runs as possible before the world championships next month. beth parsons, bbc look north, kenwood. # pain! # you made me a, you made me a believer, believer. _ # pain! # you break me down and build me up, believer, believer. _ # pain! # 0h, let the bulletsl fly, oh, let them rain. # my life, my love, i my drive, it came from... # pain! # you made me a, you made me a believer, believer #. _ that is so impressive! and then an entirely different kind of skiing. you can water—ski with all parts of your body, can't you, simon? you can, i your body, can't you, simon? you can. i guess! _ your body, can't you, simon? you can, i guess! looks— your body, can't you, simon? you can, i guess! looks very - your body, can't you, simon? you can, i guess! looks very calm i your body, can't you, simon? you i can, i guess! looks very calm there, wouldn't want _ can, i guess! looks very calm ther

north—west. totals will tot up in yorkshire and parts of the midlands, we could have issues. northern scotland. on tuesday, strong and cool winds around the channel coast. we could see rain working down eastern counties but further westwards and northwards, brighter, some sunshine, many places staying dry. still on the cool side, especially in the wind. the rain clearing the south—east on wednesday. most places becoming dry and bright but an overnight frost and fog. live from london, this is bbc news. the israeli military says it has struck dozens more hezbollah targets in lebanon after killing the group's leader, hassan nasrallah, on friday. the idf said the latest targets included rocket launchers and weapons storage centres. this is the scene live in beirut. at westminster, labour mp rosie duffield quits the party, accusing the prime minister sir keir starmer of hypocrisy. the conservative leadership candidates are making their pitch for support at the party's annual conference. voting is taking place in austria in a general election that could see the far—right freedom pa

and north east, midlands, lincolnshire, yorkshire and north—west england seeing the mostth of rain. we have seen even worse in mexico at the international airport here, and come agra hurricanejon medland full twice and we have seen a metre of rainfall in the space of three or four days. the impact has been devastating. the question of whether alien life exists is one that has been debated for decades, and for many still remains a subject of fascination. in september 1967, families on a housing estate in stoke on trent described seeing a ufo near their homes. more than 50 years on, the events are being retold in a new play. our reporter, liz copper, has the details. have you seen one? a sceptic? aufo? no. the cast of bright lights over bentilee. the play dramatises the sighting of a flying saucer landing in the potteries in 1967. there really was a sighting of a bright light and of something that was ufo shaped and was unidentified. and this story goes back to that and tells the story of what happened to the people that saw it, and what they might have seen. the idea that

_ rain, for example, around the north yorkshire moors, and to the south of that we _ yorkshire moorsherly wind and in the sunshine across— northerly wind and in the sunshine across scotland peppering the north and west _ across scotland peppering the north and west. temperatures between 11 or 18 degrees _ and west. temperatures between 11 or 18 degrees. through this evening and overnight. _ 18 degrees. through this evening and overnight, the rain continues to push _ overnight, the rain continues to push south _ overnight, the rain continues to push south slowly over areas where the ground — push south slowly over areas where the ground is saturated it's going to be _ the ground is saturated it's going to be a _ the ground is saturated it's going to be a windy night, particularly around — to be a windy night, particularly around the coasts and particularly as the _ around the coasts and particularly as the wind drives down towards the north— as the wind drives down towards the north coast— as the wind drives down towards the north coast of east anglia and we will have — north coast of

through the early hours, the damp weather from northern wales, merseyside, parts of lancashire, yorkshire. to the northeratures early on sunday morning in the range of 8—13 celsius. so here is the weather front, then, through the irish sea, northern wales, most of northern england. occasionally it will be wet. some of the bursts of rain could be at least for a time heavy, but i think as we go through the course of the afternoon, that rain should eventually peter out. we'll also have showers across scotland, and then for most of us it should be at the very least a bright day. really quite sunny in the south and the south—east, where we'll have the highest temperatures. 20 celsius. here's that weather front as it moves southwards and also gently drifts towards the east. it eventually rains itself out. the forecast for monday shows fine conditions across most of the uk. a large area of high pressure with light winds. feeling very pleasant in the sunshine, and i think widely temperatures should reach the high teens, and probably exceed 20 celsius in one or two spots. so a beautiful start to the week for mo

early hours, the damp weather from northern wales, through merseyside, parts of lancashire, yorkshire. to the north will be generally clear, and our temperatures early on sunday morning in the range of 8—13 celsius. so here's the weather front, then, through the irish sea, northern wales, most of northern england. 0ccasionally it will be wet. some of the bursts of rain could be at least for a time heavy, but i think as we go through the course of the afternoon, that rain should eventually peter out. we'll also have showers across scotland, and then for most of us it should be at the very least a bright day. really quite sunny in the south and the south—east, where we'll have the highest temperatures — 20 celsius. here's that weather front as it moves southwards and also gently drifts towards the east. it eventually rains itself out. the forecast for monday shows fine conditions across most of the uk. a large area of high pressure with light winds. feeling very pleasant in that sunshine, and i think widely temperatures should reach the high teens, and probably exceed 20 celsius in one or two spots.

through the early hours, the damp weather from northern wales, merseyside, parts of lancashire, yorkshire, to the northge of 8—13 celsius. so here is the weather front, then, through the irish sea, northern wales, most of northern england. 0ccasionally it will be wet. some of the bursts of rain could be at least for a time heavy, but i think as we go through the course of the afternoon that rain should eventually petered out. we will also have showers across scotland, and then for most of us it should be at the very least a bright day. really quite sunny in the south and the south—east, where we will have the highest temperatures. 20 celsius. here is that weather front as it moves southwards and also drift gently towards the east, it eventually rains itself out. the forecast for monday shows fine conditions across most of the uk. a large area of high pressure with light winds, feeling very pleasant in the sunshine. and i think widely temperatures are reach the high teens, probably exceed 20 celsius in one or two spots. so a beautiful start to the week for most of us. now, the high pressure is indeed go

power station in yorkshire, north yorkshire.tion that used to burn coal from a nearby coal mine. now what does it burn now? it burns wood . genius. this wood , it burns wood. genius. this wood, this wood, by the way , comes this wood, by the way, comes from america. we are literally chopping down forests and trees and putting them on diesel guzzling cargo ships sailing across the atlantic , setting across the atlantic, setting fire to them in drax power station . and that's classed as station. and that's classed as renewable energy . not only that, renewable energy. not only that, that we subsidise this power station by £1 million a day. it's cost us £11 billion so far, whilst we've got shale gas oil under our feet, it's nonsense . under our feet, it's nonsense. and in march, this year, i think it was march might have been april. march this year i became the reform uk's first ever member of parliament. yes. the reform uk's first ever member of parliament. yes . you member of parliament. yes. you will also know that this was just

through the early hours, the damp weather from northern wales, merseyside, parts of lancashire, yorkshire, to the northning in the range of 8—13 celsius. so here is the weather front, then, through the irish sea, northern wales, most of northern england. occasionally it will be wet. some of the bursts of rain could be at least for a time heavy, but i think as we go through the course of the afternoon that rain should eventually petered out. we will also have showers across scotland, and then for most of us it should be at the very least a bright day. really quite sunny in the south and the south—east, where we will have the highest temperatures. 20 celsius. here is that weather front as it moves southwards and also drift gently towards the east, it eventually rains itself out. the forecast for monday shows fine conditions across most of the uk. a large area of high pressure with light winds, feeling very pleasant in the sunshine. and i think widely temperatures are reach the high teens, probably exceed 20 celsius in one or two spots. so a beautiful start to the week for most of us. now, the high pressu

north midlands in particular down from southeast yorkshire through into northern areas of east angliaadually ease down. and towards the north, we'll see a few showers scattered across parts of scotland, northern ireland, but generally a lot drier here. but it will turn drier, particularly out towards the west, as we head through monday night into tuesday as that low rolls off into the north sea. so some clear spells starting to appear and a slightly chillier start for western areas we'll be seeing on monday morning. but underneath the cloud and the rain of course still very mild. and then on tuesday, well, our low pushes into the north sea. high pressure starts to build into the north and the west. we'll be seeing that a bit later on through the week. but we're starting off tuesday with still outbreaks of rain across parts of east anglia, southeast england, a brisk north—easterly wind blowing for the north sea—facing coasts, but towards the north and the west, there'll be some brightness and spells of sunshine, perhaps a few showers but generally dry and temperatures will start to pic

through the early hours, the damp weather from northern wales, merseyside, parts of lancashire, yorkshire, to the north will be generally clear. and our temperatures early on sunday morning in the range of 8—13 celsius. so here is the weather front, then, through the irish sea, northern wales, most of northern england. occasionally it will be wet. some of the bursts of rain could be at least for a time heavy, but i think as we go through the course of the afternoon that rain should eventually petered out. we will also have showers across scotland, and then for most of us it should be at the very least a bright day. really quite sunny in the south and the south—east, where we will have the highest temperatures. 20 celsius. here is that weather front as it moves southwards and also drift gently towards the east, it eventually rains itself out. the forecast for monday shows fine conditions across most of the uk. a large area of high pressure with light winds, feeling very pleasant in the sunshine. and i think widely temperatures are reach the high teens, probably exceed 20 celsius in one or two spots. so