as the sainsbury centre onjust his gormley today, as the sainsbury centre on just his vision to turne at the moment, they will be on display here for the next five years. i think they might need their coats this week, because of how the weather is taking a turn. a bit ofa a bit of a shock to the system, cold on weather on the way with frost and wintry showers. some of us got off toa wintry showers. some of us got off to a frosty start this morning, but with sunny spells, things will warm up with sunny spells, things will warm up very nicely but most of us through the rest of today, particularly across england and wales, where were under the influence of this high pressure. a weather front approaching, and behind there, cold air is lurking and that is on its way towards us. more cloud in scotland and northern ireland, some splashes of rain. across the bulk of england and wales, we keep hold of some spells of sunshine, some patchy cloud. where we see any lumps of thicker cloud, don't be surprised if there is the odd light shower. high pollen levels and the best temperatures up to 1516

don't other supermarkets are available.” don't know much about this story apart from that in one sainsbury'swere totally out of stock, where the hummus use to be very advertised a recipe on how to make it yourself with directions to the ingredients in the store. that is all for the papers tonight. thank you to rachel and matthew. goodbye. good evening. another cold and frosty night lies ahead of us. in scotland, some snow here gives you an idea of how cold it was here, and in staffordshire it got cold enough for some snow which didn't settle, and there was sunshine to be hard with rain showers in dudley this afternoon. still some spells of sunshine but also some lively showers moving through on that cold northerly wind which is still with us northerly wind which is still with us overnight. it will be a cold night with a frost developing quite widely. the showers tend to fade away from any northern and western parts of the uk, and with slightly lighter winds here and clearing skies that is where we will see low temperatures. major towns and cities in the range of 1—4 degrees, but in the rural

old mutual down 1% also supermarket sainsbury shares fell further to lose 2% after that survey we wereer to come over the next few days. it went always be desperately sunny, there will be some clout. it will be floating around as it sits down here towards the south—west of the british isles. there is sunshine to enjoy. a beautiful picture from one of our weather watchers in wales. there is some clout on the satellite picture in the north and west of scotland. pick a crowd towards the south is. it has been a struggle to break that up it has been a struggle to break that up today. that is a scene from walton—on—thames from one of our weather watchers. there will be brea ks weather watchers. there will be breaks in the cloud and the odd shower, but temperatures up to 16, 17 degrees. 1a degrees in sheffield, 11th in dundee. a decent afternoon for northern ireland with 12 degrees in belfast. there will be windy across the far north. we could see wind gusts as we go into tonight of 60, 70 wind gusts as we go into tonight of 60,70 mph wind gusts as we go into tonight of 60, 70 mph across the

the figures were checked by sir antony gormley today, as the sainsbury centre launches its vision toto some at the moment, they will be on display here for the next five years. the kenyan runners, daniel wanjiru and mary keitany, have won the men's and women's races in the london marathon. britain's david weir won the men's wheelchair race for a seventh time. the kenyan runners, daniel wanjiru and mary keitany, have won the men's and women's races in the london marathon. britain's david weir won the men's wheelchair race for a seventh time. 0ur correspondent — danjohnson — is live on the finish line for us now... thousands of amateur runners now arriving. prince harry will hand out prizes later. it is a royal flavour to today, prince william and after work here at the start. the elite race completed earlier, with some records being broken. all these wonderful stories that are behind everybody‘s race today. so much emotion on the finish line, because it isa emotion on the finish line, because it is a test of endurance. david wear, the winner of the wheelchair event, a record seventh w

we will maintaina into concessions in sainsbury's?n. 50 have opened so far since we bought the business seven months ago. and we will open 200 of those argos stores within them. customers like choice. they love to shop on the high street and pick a product there at the same time is going to supermarkets. if you give customers that choice, they reward you with trade. there is also only stores. what will that mean for jobs? trade. there is also only stores. what will that mean forjobs? you will need fewer people in them. not at all. what it will mean in practice is that over the next two yea rs we practice is that over the next two years we plan to offer over 1000 new additional retailjobs. actually, what it means in converting stores to digital formats is what it means in converting stores to digitalformats is it what it means in converting stores to digital formats is it allows better relationships with customers and allowing them to have opportunities to get smoother and slicker customer experiences, but better customer interaction a

the figures were checked by sir antony gormley today, as the sainsbury centre launches its vision to unsettling to some at the moment, they will be on display here for the next five years. now, then, what's the weather going to do over the next few days? it looks like we're going to have to get those particular coats out again. notjust this second. look at this picture from cornwall. beautiful weather for the time being. the evening not looking bad across being. the evening not looking bad a cross m ost being. the evening not looking bad across most of the uk. just scattered fair weather cloud. the change is already starting to take place in the far north of the british isles. look at that temperature dip in far north in sheu temperature dip in far north in shell land. that cold air will sink southwards over the next 24—48 hours. starting tonight, the cold front hours. starting tonight, the cold fro nt m oves hours. starting tonight, the cold front moves through scotland. colder aircoming from front moves through scotland. colder air coming from the arctic. we'll see wintry showers a

supermarket sainsbury shares fell further to lose 2% after that survey we were talking about earliered khalil from leeds. mohamed grew up in syria. he was forced to flee the country with his family when he was ten, having been shot during an attack on his school. he watched his friends die and had to play dead to survive. having moved to england, mohamed started going to leeds city academy. ian bucknell has been to meet him. mohamed khalil is a 16—year—old growing up in leeds, getting ready for his gcse in food technology. nothing remarkable about that. but how he got here, well, that‘s another story. mohamed was growing up in syria when his school was attacked. he saw his friends being killed and was himself shot in the leg. to survive, he pretended to be dead until the attackers had gone. i cry when i sleep because i can remember my friends. it‘s not going from my head. i close the room i sit in. i cry, when i sit in, because every time i think about the bad thing that happened to me. mohamed‘s family fled syria and he eventually made a home in leeds. his mum has had surgery for ca