welcome to beeston in nottinghamshire, famously home of boots. their headquarters is just up the road. the company is the focus of our top story tonight. when gayle pickles started clearing out her father's home after he died, she made a shocking discovery about the medication he had been taking. unhappy with the response from his pharmacist, boots, the country's largest pharmacy chain, gayle has, for the first time, decided to speak out about what went wrong. sarah stu rdey reports. gayle pickles has come to doncaster looking for answers about her father's death. it's taken 18 months to get here, the opening day of his inquest. i'm exhausted. i've been left banging on closed doors. so i'm really hoping that finally these next few days we'll get some answers. tony lee died on december 15th 2016. he was 8a. he'd been coping well after the death of his wife, betty. they met as teenagers and they died within five months of each other. when tony died, gayle took on the sad task of clearing his house. one importantjob was to collect all his unused med

there was a rainbow in nottinghamshire this afternoon. the big picture is messy. an issue yet. but this area of deep low pressure elsewhere in europe, with disruptive wind, snow out of that, is pushing northwards. it will clip parts of eastern england tomorrow. in terms of the night, the blue is mainly across the western side of the uk. this is where we will see the lowest temperatures and a greater chance of getting some frost. in the east, an early touch of frost, but with increasing cloud, temperatures will recover as the night goes on. this week whether fund will move its way westwards tomorrow, eventually clipping parts of northern ireland and west midlands. many other places will be dry, with sunny spells. quite a brisk wind. and that wind will probably mean this part of the uk feels the coldest during tuesday, even though for some, temperatures and mckinnon across much of the uk, as will be struggling. if you do have some sunshine, of course that helps. low pressure will pull away going into wednesday, and then we start looking back to the atlantic for the

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welcome to beeston in nottinghamshire, famously home of boots.gail pickles started clearing out her father's home after he died, she made a shocking discovery about the medication he had been taking. unhappy with the response from his pharmacist, boots, the country's largest pharmacy chain, gail has, for the first time,

she has raised a particular issue in relation to nottinghamshire, and when the report of the independentissue she has raised about the survivors groups. we did work, i did when i was at the home office, work with survivors groups. it was talking to them and hearing from them that made me realise exactly how terribly badly people had been treated, the appalling crimes that had been committed and the appalling abuse they had suffered, and that is why it is important this independent inquiry gets to the truth. mr speaker, following the welcome call from the american administration for the ending of the saudi bombing campaign in yemen, will my right honourable friend use britain's undoubted authority at the united nations to press for a new security council resolution demanding an immediate ceasefire and meaningful and inclusive negotiations to end what is the worst and most terrifying humanitarian catastrophe on the planet? i thank my right honourable friend, who i know has been consistent in pressing on the needs of the people of yemen. we certainly backed the us's call for de—escalation i

weekend, called monday, there have been showers around, the combination producing a rainbow in nottinghamshirebig area low pressure, wind, rain, snow moving out of italy. that'll fringe across eastern most parts of england tomorrow. 0vernight its coldest where we see the blue, across the western side of the uk meaning here you are most likely to get frost. temperatures are a few degrees below freezing. in the east we've got cloud, the rain running to eastern scotla nd cloud, the rain running to eastern scotland and parts of north—east england will see that as well, temperatures will go up for some of us as the night goes on. you might see an early touch of frost. this initial weather front take some patchy rain, near the north wales towards the west midlands, many other places will be dry, rocking clyde and sunny spells but you will notice that area low pressure bringing rain towards eastern parts of england. uncertainty about how far inland that will get, notjust cloudy, it is wet for some of us and windy as well, whatever it says on the thermometer it probably means this part of england will