so, cornwall, devon, somerset, western wales should have a fine day on tuesday.ave a look at wednesday now, and we are kind of in between weather systems. lots of weather fronts spinning around here. you can see one or the front of western areas of the uk, so there could be some spots of rain early in the day on wednesday. so this is halloween, approaching the middle of the day here. notice the southerly winds here across central and southern areas. that means that temperatures are expected to pick up a little bit. so not quite so cold.

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cordray and comes from thomas johnson, the mayor of somerset, ohio. johnson: how will you ensure that communities have the ability to attract talent and businesses? mr. cordray: thank you, thomas. i am familiar with that county. it is where the school funding case originated from that was so important. let me talk about what betty sutton and i will do to spread out opportunity across ohio. so important. have so many small and medium-sized towns in ohio that have great quality of life, but need opportunity to thrive. we will support our small and medium-sized businesses around the state, spread everywhere. they are half the workforce in ohio. i provided low-cost financing to them when i was treasurer. we helped 881 small businesses across the state that grew many jobs. we can do more of that at the state level, not just a few big tax packages to help homegrown businesses. we also will fire of infrastructure. lots of jobs will spread through the state when we do that. people like that. they would like to have had that. we have not seen anything from was

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so, cornwall, devon, somerset, western wales should have a fine day on tuesday.ther systems. lots of weather fronts spinning around here. you can see one or the front of western areas of the uk, so there could be some spots of rain early in the day on wednesday. so this is halloween, approaching the middle of the day here. notice the southerly winds here across central and southern areas. that means that temperatures are expected to pick up a little bit. so not quite so cold. we could even get to around 13 degrees in london. but in the north on wednesday, still pretty chilly, temperatures into single figures. but once again, there will be a little bit of rain around across some western areas on wednesday. not an awful lot, but some of us will catch it. now, let's have a look at thursday's weather forecast. and actually some big contrasts across europe, some bad weather affecting the mediterranean and the alps. a lot of snow in the alps by the time we get to thursday. look at the southerly winds pushing warm air all the way into scandinavia. so there will be huge

so, cornwall, devon, somerset, western wales should have a fine day on tuesday.between weather systems. lots of weather fronts spinning around here. you can see one weather front of western areas of the uk, so there could be some spots of rain early in the day on wednesday. so this is halloween, approaching the middle of the day here. notice the southerly winds here across some central and southern areas. that means that temperatures are expected to pick up a little bit. so not quite so cold. we could even get to around 13 degrees in london. but in the north on wednesday, still pretty chilly, temperatures into single figures. but, once again, there will be a little bit of rain around across some western areas on wednesday. not an awful lot, but some of us will catch it. now, let's have a look at thursday's weather forecast. and actually some big contrasts across europe, some bad weather still affecting the mediterranean and the alps. we would've seen a lot of snow in the alps by the time we get to thursday. look at these southerly winds pushing warm air all the w

areas that could be foggy — well, maybe the somerset levels, through the welsh marches, the salisburyhere. so it does mean for some of us saturday morning could start something like this, and any mist and fog could take a few hours in the morning before it burns away to reveal some sunshine. further north and west, quite a lot of cloud to start off your weekend. outbreaks of rain for the north—west of scotland, where it'll continue to be quite windy. temperature—wise, the temperatures around about 15 or 16 degrees for scotland. a 17 for belfast, so mild here, and towards south—east england, highs reaching 18, possibly 19 degrees celsius. for the second half of the weekend, high pressure still with us across england and wales, but another cold front sliding into the north—west of the uk will bring some heavier rain with it to scotland, and this time northern ireland getting some heavier rain for a time too. the best of the weather further south, but again there could be some mist and fog patches to start the day. some of that could be quite slow to clear. but it's in the south that we'

areas that could be foggy, well, maybe the somerset levels, through the wash marshes, the salisbury plaintart something like this, and any mist and fog could take a few hours in the morning before it burns away to reveal some sunshine. further north and west, quite a lot of cloud to start off your weekend. outbreaks of rain for the north—west of scotland, where it'll continue to be quite windy. temperature—wise, the temperatures around about 15 or 16 degrees for scotland. 17 for belfast, so mild here. and towards south—east england, highs reaching 18, possibly 19 degrees celsius. for the second half of the weekend, high pressure still with us across england and wales, but another cold front sliding into the north—west of the uk will bring some heavier rain with it to scotland, and this time northern ireland getting some heavier rain for a time too. the best of the weather further south, but again there could be so mist and fog patches to start the day. some of that could be quite slow to clear. but it's in the south we'll see the highest temperatures. things, though, cooling down across t

.>> our next question comes to us from thomas johnson who is the mayor of somerset ohio. >> how do we ensure that communities have the ability to attract businesses?. >> i am aware of the needs and that community and where needs originated from. let me talk about what we will do to spread that opportunity across ohio. we have so many small and medium-size towns in ohio that of great quality of life but they need opportunity in order to thrive, here's what we will do. we will support our small and medium-sized as this is, there half the workforce in ohio. when i was treasurer, we helped 881 businesses across the state, that created and grew many jobs. this is not just in the big out- of-state companies, it will help our homegrown businesses. we will also fire up the infrastructure and lots of good jobs throughout the state when we do that. we were promised all this infrastructure in the presidential election, we would like to have had that but we have not seen anything from washington. we will get our program in place here in ohio. we will also invest in clean energy for the future. we

the next question comes from thomas johnson who is mayor of somerset, ohio. >> tell you make sure that communities have the ability to attract talent and business? i am familiar with your area. what we willbout do to spread out opportunity across ohio. we have so many towns in ohio that have great quality of life but they need opportunity to thrive. we will support our small businesses around the state. i provided low-cost financing to them when i was treasurer. we help small business across the state. we can do more of that. we also will fire up the infrastructure, lots of good jobs that will read through the state when we do that. we have not seen anything from washington. we will hold their feet to the fire and get our program in place. we will invest in clean energy that we should be bringing to ohio. , the last eight years they have been taking money at not bringing it back. we will get that money back to your community. >> thank you. mr. dewine: thank you very much for your question. you have a beautiful county and a beautiful community. we can help in several ways. legacies,ll,

so, cornwall, devon, somerset, western wales should have a fine day on tuesday.t wednesday now, and we're kind of in between weather systems. lots of weather fronts spinning around here. you can see one weather front of western areas of the uk, so there could be some spots of rain early in the day on wednesday. so this is halloween, approaching the middle of the day here. notice the southerly winds here across some central and southern areas. that means that temperatures are expected to pick up a little bit. so not quite so cold. we could even get to around 13 degrees in london. but in the north on wednesday, still pretty chilly, temperatures into single figures. but, once again, there will be a little bit of rain around across some western areas on wednesday. not an awful lot, but some of us will catch it. now, let's have a look at thursday's weather forecast. and actually some big contrasts across europe, some bad weather still affecting the mediterranean and the alps. we would've seen a lot of snow in the alps by the time we get to thursday. look at these sout

he still has a history but democrats are energized so it comes down to the moderate who live in somerset county to answer those issues that our important to them. >> in a moment everybody can watch the two of them debate so let's start with the rules. the candidates have qualified to be on the official ballot and have at least 10 percent support among registered voters as a reputable and experienced and independent poll. the moderator will last the questions the editorial content will be determined by our editorial staff and has not been shared with any candidate each candidate will have 60 seconds to answer should the moderator allow follow-ups or rebuttals responses would be limited to 30 seconds each candidate will be allowed to pose one question directly to his opponent but they will be allowed 60 seconds for closing statement. >> lease positions were chosen by coin toss teeseven good evening and welcome to the seventh congressional debate. welcome to our candidates. thank you both for being here we have a lot to cover. the first question is for both of you and tom malinowski you are

cordray appeared it comes from thomas johnson, who is the mayor of somerset, ohio. >> how do we ensure that communities have the ability to attract businesses? mr. cordray: thank you, thomas. i'm familiar with perry county and the needs of that community. it's the origin of the school funding case. let me talk about what eddie sutton and i will do to spread that opportunity across ohio. we have so many small and medium-size towns in ohio that of great quality of life but they need opportunity in order to thrive, here's what we will do. we will support our small and medium-sized businesses around the street. there spread everywhere. they are half the workforce in ohio. when i was treasurer, we helped 881 businesses across the state, that created and grew many jobs. we can do more of that. not just a few big out-of-state companies, but help our homegrown businesses. we will also fire up the infrastructure and lots of good jobs throughout the state when we do that. you know we were promised all , this infrastructure in the presidential election. people like that. we would like to have had

cornwell, devon, somerset, gloucestershire into wales, around the irish sea, the weather is mostly goodather fronts spiralling around here. one affecting western areas of the uk, so, on wednesday, there will be some rain around anywhere from cornwall and devon, through wales, maybe the irish sea, possibly northern ireland and western parts of scotland. in the east on wednesday, the weather should be dryer and brighter. this is halloween as well. the winds are coming out of the south on wednesday so it will be a bit less cold for some of us. back up to 13 for london. still pretty nippy in aberdeen on wednesday, only eight degrees. some of the rain may reach us on wednesday even further east across the uk. thursday's weather map for much of the continent, notice the southerly winds here across europe bringing stormy weather to parts of the mediterranean. it's been really rough across some parts of europe in the past few days. but also, a plume of warm getting into eastern parts of europe. on thursday here, we have the winds coming out of the north—west off the atlantic so looks like the t

there is a big conference happening in somerset at the moment, great areas of bushland in the countryrset and some of the things we are looking for is protect in the existing ancient forest we have across the uk and the few remaining in ireland. and also to not take mature special and that are doing this incredible work in drawing down carbon —— specimens. it is one thing to stop our missions with this climate crisis but another thing is to use the tools that we have on the ground that draws the carbon down —— emissions. but is effectively the trees. it is the cheapest and most effective way of doing this. is this simple as going out and planting new trees? does it matter what kind of trees? were you plant them and how you plan to them? what we really want to ring today out is the combination of science and knowledge that is at the forefront of looking at the way we reforest because it isn'tjust about sticking trees in the ground. it helps, but it is also about understanding fully what the soil is for us and what it provides for the trees. so it is a combination of understanding by ce

and can be expensive, but an hour spent skating in the splendour of the natural history museum or somersetext this week, we're off to turkey for a little taste of ice cream. but it's not the flavours we have gone there for. 0rdering one in some parts of the country has become something of a test of your sense of humour. we went to istanbul to check it out. it is very fun, even when you know what is going to happen, you fall for it every time. it is really good, it is really fresh and the taste is really good. stay with us. coming up on the travel show, lucy is back with the best tech for your travels. this time it's pain—free roaming. how to stay connected without paying the price. and cat is putting her horse whispering skills to the test, with the native marwari horses rarely seen outside india. this week we are talking about mobile wi—fi hotspots, and today i'll be putting three of them through their paces, except i'm not abroad right now. so i'll be switching my phone to aeroplane mode, using only the data from each device to essentially replicate what happens when you're away. 0ur cha

areas that could be foggy, well, maybe the somerset levels, through the wash marshes, the salisbury plaint does mean for some of us that saturday morning could start something like this, and any mist and fog could take a few hours in the morning before it burns away to reveal some sunshine. further north and west, quite a lot of cloud to start off your weekend. outbreaks of rain for the north—west of scotland, where it will continue to be quite windy. temperature—wise, the temperatures around about 15 or 16 degrees for scotland. 17 for belfast, so mild here. and towards south—east england, highs reaching 18, possibly 19 celsius. for the second half of the weekend, high pressure still with us across england and wales, but another cold front sliding into the north—west of the uk will bring some heavier rain with it to scotland, and this time northern ireland getting some heavier rain for a time too. the best of the weather further south, but again there could be so mist and fog patches to start the day. some of that could be quite slow to clear. but it's in the south we'll see the highest t

around 200,000 people are due to attend the festival at worthy farm in the somerset injune.he guests this evening is caroline, who has her entertainment at on the. that is amazing. not surprising. they had a fallow year last year. we don't even have a lineup year, it doesn't matter, people are going. we should look forward to that. it doesn't appeal to me, but anyway we will have more injusta to me, but anyway we will have more injust a moment. stay to me, but anyway we will have more in just a moment. stay with us, we'll have a good look through the papers. now it's time for a look at the weather. good morning. a weekend of contrasting weather conditions on saturday and in scotland and northern ireland we have blue sky and sunshine, play sunday it was replaced with cloudy, wet and windy weather. so much so we had a couple of inches of rainfall across scotland. what she's sunday's rainfall because this rain is good to be across scotland for monday and possibly introduced a. it will be fairly relentless, stretching out over the atlantic you can see this pulse of moist, wet we

on to destroy the fabric of french society this is what some of the protesters to be telling us somerset something we are outraged revolted by what he says about a population hardship it proves he doesn't know his country properly improves above all existing in what he says america. is like the bankers chief he compromised with workers over his shoulders of the employers he also goes against retirees like me and the general public. since we returned our pension has not stopped shrinking i'm really mad in my work to. most of the other things that people have been talking about a on the streets how they think the president is out to touch reality and how he puts his thoughts in a twenty two members of the public he's been described many times of being the president of the rich but some of the things that have hurt the people here cause them and get some of the comments he's made over the last few weeks including telling the unemployed god look if you just crossed the street he would be able to get a job in a bar or cafe in one of the things he said in the last week was a pensioner when he

west, and the south—west you are on tuesday, the better the weather will be, so cornwall, devon, somersetind of in between weather systems, lots of weather fronts spinning around here, you can see one or the front of protein western areas of the uk, so there could be some spots of rain early in the day on wednesday. so this is halloween, approaching the middle of the day here. notice the southerly winds here across central and southern areas. that means that temperatures are expected to pick up a little bit. so not quite so cold. we could even get to around 13 degrees in london. but in the north on wednesday, still pretty chilly, temperatures into single figures. but once again, there will be a little bit of rain around across some western areas on wednesday. not an awful lot, but some of us will catch it. now let's have a look at thursday's weather forecast and actually some big contrasts across europe, some bad weather affecting the mediterranean and the alps, a lot of snow in the alps by the time we get to thursday. look at the southerly winds pushing warm air all the way into scandina

areas that could be particularly foggy — well, the welsh marches, somerset levels, maybe the salisbury for a few hours as well, before the sunshine comes out across england and wales. further north and west, for scotland and northern ireland, cloudier skies, some rain in the north—west of scotland easing through the day. temperature—wise, quite mild. 17 degrees for belfast, a 16 in newcastle, the mildest weather towards the south—east, where temperatures could hit 18 and possibly 19 celsius. and for the second half of the weekend, high—pressure staying across england and wales so more fine weather on the way. ahead of it, a cold front is pushing into the north—west, bringing heavy rain to northern ireland and scotland on sunday. mist and fog slowly clearing across england and wales but once the sunshine comes out towards the south—east, it will be and other mild day. highs of 17 degrees but as the cold front pushes through across the country by monday, it will turn colder for all of us. hello. this is the business briefing. i‘m victoria fritz. trade wars and a multi—trillion dollar deb

this was the north somerset coast of —— a while ago.the northern and western isles and further south, the lion's share of the sunshine with temperatures up to 16, 17. late brightness in the far north of northern ireland. overnight, cloud moving back north, replacing the earlier clear skies. further south, clear skies at first before fog starts to reformat and close to freezing in rural areas. and a cold night in eastern scotland where we keep the clearest skies. the start of the weekend, many parts seeing fog but when it clears, another fine and sunny day. cloud in northern ireland, northern england, into scotland, where we will find rain which will fizzle out but a windy day in northern and western isles, elsewhere lighter wind and in the sunshine, temperatures were widely up to 17 celsius. maybe 18 in east anglia. as we go into sunday, high—pressure across much of england and wales but still a front across scotla nd and wales but still a front across scotland and northern ireland where we will see the strongest winds, cloud, rain thro

so, cornwall, devon, somerset, western wales should have a fine day on tuesday.nts spinning around here. you can see one weather front of western areas of the uk, so there could be some spots of rain early in the day on wednesday. so this is halloween, approaching the middle of the day here. notice the southerly winds here across some central and southern areas. that means that temperatures are expected to pick up a little bit. so not quite so cold. we could even get to around 13 degrees in london. but in the north on wednesday, still pretty chilly, temperatures into single figures. but, once again, there will be a little bit of rain around across some western areas on wednesday. not an awful lot, but some of us will catch it. now, let's have a look at thursday's weather forecast. and actually some big contrasts across europe, some bad weather still affecting the mediterranean and the alps. we would've seen a lot of snow in the alps by the time we get to thursday. look at these southerly winds pushing warm air all the way into scandinavia. so there'll be huge con

from baking cakes in somerset, to trading financial products in the city of london, some three million government said explicitly employers would have to check whether they had a right to work here if there is a no—deal brexit. and that would not be easy. something this french restaurant manager is worried about. it's difficult, to be honest. it's difficult. i'm scared for the future, to be honest. the immigration minister acknowledged this would be an enormous challenge for employers and workers who have not yet applied for what's called settled status. you are absolutely right to point out somebody who's been here for ten years and simply not yet been through the scheme, it would be almost impossible for an employer to differentiate between them. the exchanges with the immigration minister would just be the beginning. the chair of the committee, yvette cooper, became more and more exasperated with what she saw as the evasion and waffling of those giving evidence. they contradicted each other and again and again failed to give clear answers. you've only got five months left! if there

cornwell, devon, somerset, around the irish sea, the weather is mostly good. map. —— weather map. on wednesday, there will be some rain around the irish sea, possibly northern ireland and parts of western scotland. this is halloween as well. the winds are coming out of the south on wednesday so coming out of the south on wednesday so it will be a bit less called for some of us. back up to 13 for london. still pretty nippy in aberdeen on wednesday, only eight degrees. some of the rain reach us the further east you are in the uk. notice the southerly winds across europe bringing stormy weather to parts of the mediterranean. but also, a plume of warm at getting into parts of northern europe. we have the winds coming out of the north—west of the atlantic on thursday so the temperatures might get down to 11 degrees or so again in london. it was a relatively cool for most of us and more unsettled towards the end of the week. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is martin stanford. our top stories: president tru

around 200,000 people are due to attend the festival at worthy farm, somerset, injune.were the further north across parts of scotland and northern ireland. after the sunshine yesterday lots of rain. he is a radar chart. it is most persistent across western scotland at the moment. rain comes and goes in northern ireland. heaviest of the rain as others go and make use off but northumberland could see a few splashes of rain through the afternoon. much of england and wales dry and hazy sunshine. the best of the search and the other side you are. imelda now to come to light after the highlands. england and wales little but what cloud and breeze. any advice of the countryside would be east anglia and the saudis. likely drive for england and wales and any isolated showers further north. in scotland it starts with to the rain spreads itself back towards the rain spreads itself back towards the rain spreads itself back towards a hide and later on and it stays breezy. the bruises from the south—west temperatures holding up the time of the year around 15 to 18 degrees. it gets war

so, cornwall, devon, somerset, western wales should have a fine day on tuesday.ind of in between weather systems. lots of weather fronts spinning around here. you can see one weather front of western areas of the uk, so there could be some spots of rain early in the day on wednesday. so this is halloween, approaching the middle of the day here. notice the southerly winds here across some central and southern areas. that means that temperatures are expected to pick up a little bit. so not quite so cold. we could even get to around 13 degrees in london. but in the north on wednesday, still pretty chilly, temperatures into single figures. but, once again, there will be a little bit of rain around across some western areas on wednesday. not an awful lot, but some of us will catch it. now, let's have a look at thursday's weather forecast. and actually some big contrasts across europe, some bad weather still affecting the mediterranean and the alps. we would've seen a lot of snow in the alps by the time we get to thursday. look at these southerly winds pushing warm air

areas that could be foggy — well, maybe the somerset levels, through the wash marches, the salisburyg could start something like this, and any mist and fog could take a few hours in the morning before it burns away to reveal some sunshine. further north and west, quite a lot of cloud to start off your weekend. outbreaks of rain for the north—west of scotland, where it'll continue to be quite windy. temperature—wise, the temperatures around about 15 or 16 degrees for scotland. a 17 for belfast, so mild here, and towards south—east england, highs reaching 18, possibly 19 degrees celsius. for the second half of the weekend, high pressure still with us across england and wales, but another cold front sliding into the north—west of the uk will bring some heavier rain with it to scotland, and this time northern ireland getting some heavier rain for a time too. the best of the weather further south, but again there could be some mist and fog patches to start the day. some of that could be quite slow to clear. but it's in the south that we'll see the highest temperatures. things, though, coo

around 200,000 people are due to attend the festival at worthy farm, somerset, injune.a tale of two halves of thatis promised you a tale of two halves of that is exactly what would happen. what a difference a day makes. plenty of cloud and rain into scotland and northern ireland. in comparison to yesterday a pretty miserable day but further south ata at a chilly start. we see sunshine. it's been a much better afternoon and parts of cambridge compared to yesterday. the felt quite pleasant. but further north and west we kept the cloud and and also notable gust of wind in excess of 40 and 50 mph. that rain is here to stay not only do the night but also into monday. and potentially tuesday. it could bring potential for localised flooding. the amount of cloud further south, not as cold tonight and overnight lows of five to 11 degrees. we start off monday with potential for rain around and it is not a wash—out, as you can see the northern isles in the far northeast of scotla nd northern isles in the far northeast of scotland may be dry but there is more ready to come and just

areas that could be foggy — well, maybe the somerset levels, through the wash marches, the salisburye. so it does mean for some of us saturday morning could start something like this, and any mist and fog could take a few hours in the morning before it burns away to reveal some sunshine. further north and west, quite a lot of cloud to start off your weekend. outbreaks of rain for the north—west of scotland, where it'll continue to be quite windy. temperature—wise, the temperatures around about 15 or 16 degrees for scotland. a 17 for belfast, so mild here, and towards south—east england, highs reaching 18, possibly 19 degrees celsius. for the second half of the weekend, high pressure still with us across england and wales, but another cold front sliding into the north—west of the uk will bring some heavier rain with it to scotland, and this time northern ireland getting some heavier rain for a time too. the best of the weather further south, but again there could be some mist and fog patches to start the day. some of that could be quite slow to clear. but it's in the south that we'll

the somerset badger group confirms it was made aware of a badger cub being found after midday on thetion between badgers and cattle and vice versa. the latest data from defra, last year, 2017, shows that thousands of badgers were culled in the south—west. in cornwall, there we re the south—west. in cornwall, there were 358, somerset 1123, devon, 118a, the highest number of badgers called wayne dorset, 3a50. we'll have more on this in spotlight tonight. adages you and justin? me and andy! and you said that you were had a dream that you are an nationwide? yes, it was splendid, but it was about cats who knit. all ican but it was about cats who knit. all i can say is that i was off work yesterday with a bit of a fever, i'm sure that explains it. i'm sure you'd love to talk about cats who knit. no, enough! thank you both very much indeed. that is nationwide tonight. and if you would like to see more on any of those stories, you could access them via the bbc iplayer. we go nationwide every weekday afternoon at a:30pm here on afternoon live. president trump has said the us is facing a natio

back home in somerset, rob heard creates each and every shroud by hand, matching them to a name frome idea while battling depression following a car crash and seeing images of the dead and wounded returning from afghanistan. you ask the question why, why are you doing this? we are self—funding, it's always been a struggle, but then days like this, you really do understand. you really do understand deep down what the point of this was. these are just small figures. it's nothing like the real thing, obviously. but i think once you do this, you do understand what all that effort and all that time and those years was for. next month at queen elizabeth olympic park there will be 72,396 — the number of commonwealth troops who died at the somme but whose bodies were never recovered. their names, known to rob, are immortalised in stone on the thiepval memorial. these are obviously displayed with comrades from their regiments. so i assume this is how they would have been on the day. you know, they would have been next to each other. rob lays one last shroud, an unknown warrior, on a flag that

producing directorfor small producers, many of whom are producing director for sale at market in somersetrage the minister that while he will want to strengthen the regulations for large retailers very much that we apply some common sense in the way that we apply those requirements for very small producers selling locally? pret is not a small shop. it is a large industrial producer of field which baked into that baguette a known allergen and then proceeded to sell it without labelling it by way of using a loophole meant for small corner shops. the minister should be outraged about that. i welcome the fa ct outraged about that. i welcome the fact that he has said he will strengthen the law, but what is he going to do to strengthen enforcement in the capacity of trading standards and the two standards authority to enforce the rules. the standards are as important as getting the rules right. —— —— labour. important as getting the rules right. -- -- labour. he said as a father of a daughter with allergies he would be acting quickly. —— the fsa to enforce. don't forget, you can find all fsa to

around 200,000 people are due to attend the festival at worthy farm, somerset, injune. louise lear. that evening. sunny spells for somebody with a case of flipping the table in terms of the weather because it has been pretty wet today in scotland and parts of northern ireland as you can see. a couple inches of rain in scotland so far today. it has been pretty relentless. a different story from the south. we have had the sense of the south. we have had the sense of the unsigned. the night tonight we will the cloud pushing and across the southwest. that will prevent the temperatures from falling too in comparison to last night. 5—10d. still bad feet of wet weather. it is going to be fairly relentless for the next couple of days. affecting northern ireland, west end scotland to start with but then it will push his way steadily north and east for scotla nd his way steadily north and east for scotland as we go through the day. south—westerly wind will bring in more cloud across us. eastern areas seen more cloud across us. eastern areas seen the best of the sunshine and the w

around 200,000 people are due to attend the festival at worthy farm, somerset, injune.nd some flooding here in the next few days full stop further south, it is staying dry and sunny to finish the day little milder than yesterday. a mild night tonight, winds coming from the south—west so a blustery day. wind not as strong in the north as they have been, but the wind will continue to feed the milder air here. further rain in northern ireland and central and southern scotland. a brighter start in northern scotland, make the most of it, because the rain starting in northern ireland will make its way to the north. there will be some splashes in northern england and wales, but for the rest will be a dry and bright day. sunny spells in the south—east and highs of around 18 celsius. for all, temperatures on the up, some rain in northern ireland and dry on tuesday, drier and better midweek.