go to pembrokeshire, - absolutely lovely. go to pembrokeshire, it's - absolutely lovely.eshire, it's amazing... t“t9 secret place that we have broadcasted on bbc news. moving on! let's go to the guardian because it describes it as a frightening nhs backlog and when you look at the detail of this, jason, what sir david nichols of the nhs england former chief has been saying in the back wall, it is frightening and it is very much the word.— is very much the word. yes, the statistics are _ is very much the word. yes, the statistics are quite _ is very much the word. yes, the statistics are quite grim. - is very much the word. yes, the statistics are quite grim. we - is very much the word. yes, the i statistics are quite grim. we knew it was— statistics are quite grim. we knew it was had — statistics are quite grim. we knew it was bad but the waiting lists have _ it was bad but the waiting lists have piled up during covid and pandemic. at the moment it's about 4.5 pandemic. at the moment it's about 45 million _ pandemic. at the moment it's about 4.5 million people in england

elsewhere probably going to be dry, cloud building up, some sunny spells, a small chance of showers in pembrokeshire will be a bit lower than they were today. elsewhere, around 11—13 celsius could make a degree or two higher than that and western parts of scotland. those temperatures again will fall away very quickly during the evening, as skies tend to clear, we've got those showers moving away from southeastern parts of england, so it's turning dry overnight once again. and we still have high—pressure in charge of the weather as we move into friday — and for the time being, at least, it's keeping these weather fronts at bay out in the atlantic, and keeping mild air away, as well. bit more of a breeze perhaps developing in northern ireland, western scotland, a southerly breeze, a bit of a breeze through the english channel. elsewhere the winds are light after a cold, frosty start. a sunny start will see the cloud holding up again, spreading out over inland areas with the best of the sunshine around coastal parts, but probably a dry day everywhere on friday with similar sort of temperatures, as well

elsewhere probably going to be dry, cloud building up, some sunny spells, a small chance of showers in pembrokeshirebe a bit lower than they were today. elsewhere, around 12—13 celsius could make a degree or two higher than that and western parts of scotland. those temperatures again will fall away very quickly during the evening, as skies tend to clear, we've got those showers moving away from southeastern parts of england, so it's turning dry overnight once again. and we still have high—pressure in charge of the weather as we move into friday — and for the time being, at least, it's keeping these weather fronts at bay out in the atlantic, and keeping mild air away, as well. bit more of a breeze perhaps developing in northern ireland, western scotland, a southerly breeze, a bit of a breeze through the english channel. elsewhere the winds are light after a cold, frosty start. a sunny start will see the cloud holding up again, spreading out over inland areas with the best of the sunshine around coastal parts, but probably a dry day everywhere on friday with similar sort of temperatures, as well. head

probably going to be dry, cloud building out, some sunny spells, maybe a small transfer showers in pembrokeshire evening as skies could to clear, we got showers moving away from england so it turns dry overnight once again. we still have high—pressure in charge of the weather, as we move into friday, and for the time being it's keeping these weather fronts at bay on the atlantic and keeping milder air away it was well. more of a breeze developing in northern ireland and western scotland, a bit of a breeze through the english channel, otherwise it's a sunny start and we will see the cloud building up again, spreading out around inland areas with the best of the sunshine around. coastal parts probably a drier day with dry temperatures as well. heading into the weekend, these weather fronts will finally make it move into scotland and northern ireland, increasing the cloud, more likely to get some rain in the northwest during the second half of the weekend. elsewhere for much of the uk, the weekend will be dry, seeing temperatures rise a bit over eastern parts of england and it shouldn't be quite as

elsewhere probably going to be dry, cloud building up, some sunny spells, a small chance of showers in pembrokeshiret's turning dry overnight once again. and we still have high—pressure in charge of the weather as we move into friday — and for the time being, at least, it's keeping these weather fronts at bay out in the atlantic, and keeping mild air away, as well. bit more of a breeze perhaps developing in northern ireland, western scotland, a southerly breeze, a bit of a breeze through the english channel. elsewhere the winds are light after a cold, frosty start. a sunny start will see the cloud holding up again, spreading out over inland areas with the best of the sunshine around coastal parts, but probably a dry day everywhere on friday with similar sort of temperatures, as well. heading into the weekend, these weather fronts will finally make a move into scotland and northern ireland, increasing the cloud, more likely to get rain in the northwest during the second half of the weekend. elsewhere for much of the uk, the weekend will be dry. we will see temperatures rise a bit across eastern parts

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