going to benefit south yorkshire one bit, it‘s just going to benefit them down south who‘ll make theto get on it. i don't know your name, but i just want to ask you why you think they‘ve come to that decision? well, i do believe... i think they are saying it‘s more cost effective, but if it‘s going to be a loop that‘s serving sheffield, this loop won‘t be big enough to get up to high speed. are you with me? yes, i am and, as i say, a lot of people will watch you and utterly understand the dilemma you now face. you are going to have to move? well... that will be the last... well... that will be the last... well it will be the most terrible thing if we do have to move but, as my husband said, if anybody‘s going to bulldoze this property, which i laid the first brick for, it will be him and nobody else. so you will fight this to the end? yes. yes. and that means what? there is too much love and too many memories. family memories. too much hard work. gone into all of this. yes. over 40-odd yea rs. into all of this. yes. over 40-odd years. so what is the message to chris grayling who says

the case involves the south yorkshire police helicopter. 2007 and 2012. a fifth officer has admitted the charges of misconduct in a public office. let's speak to our correspondent danny savage, who's at sheffield crown court. what's been said in court, danny? well, jane, the opening words to the jury well, jane, the opening words to the jury from richard wright qc, the prosecutor at work, to some of you, the south yorkshire police helicopter might be a familiar sight in the skies of the city or indeed the county of south yorkshire. this case concerns the use of that helicopter on our trip occasions. waterboarded more accurately, perhaps it involves the of that helicopter —— ought to put it more accurately. what did they do? the jury accurately. what did they do? the jury was shown by three videos from the powerful camera on the nose of that helicopter, which was used as pa rt that helicopter, which was used as part of police surveillance work. the first surveillance video showed a woman sunbathing naked in her garden in rotherham. the secon

they knew they we re in south yorkshire.rate invasion of people's privacy pork at the very least the amusement of the crew and at the worst, the sexual gratification and represents not only an abuse of that trust placed in them as the crew of a police helicopter but also a gross waste of the valuable resource, the police helicopter. it was also said there may be attempts to trivialise what happened during this court case, to dismiss it as loutish conduct. however, you will hear from some of those whose privacy was invaded who found nothing amusing about what happened. there are four defendants on trial, the trial is due to last three weeks. matthew leuchars, police officer, lee walls, also a police officer and two pilots, matthew loosemore and malcolm reeves, and they deny all of the charges they are facing. adverts showing women cleaning up — or men failing at household chores should be regulated more strongly. the advertising standards authority says commercials that endorse gender stereotypes can be socially irresponsible

the case involves the south yorkshire police helicopter.spied on people on four occasions between 2007 and 2012. a fifth officer has admitted the charges of misconduct in a public office. let's cross now to our correspondent, danny savage, who is outside sheffield crown court. simon, the case started to date. as with the beginning of any trial, this is when the prosecution will outline its case, and their qc said the case concerns the use of the south yorkshire police helicopter, ona number of south yorkshire police helicopter, on a number of occasions between 2007 - 2012, or to on a number of occasions between 2007 — 2012, or to put it more accurately, the misuse of either for —— the helicopter by the four defendants. and a fifth man, adrian pogmore,. the helicopter it is alleged was used to film people either naked in their gardens, or having sex. the camera zoomed in at a naked women in her garden in rotherham. there was also footage of naturist in doncaster, and there was footage of a couple having sex on a patio in their suburban house

now some properties on a new housing estate in mexborough in south yorkshire will have to be bulldozedpondent richard westcott. it's the train line that splits people right down the middle. for supporters, it will boost the economy and bridge the north—south divide. critics say costs will spiral and benefits are overblown. and there's the £56 billion price tag. if we don't have the investment we need in the future to increase the capacity of our transport system to increase economic development. contracts have just been awarded for the first phase of hs2 between london and birmingham, worth nearly £7 billion and creating 16,000 jobs. that first section will not open for another nine years. there's been another big hs2 announcement today, several years late. they have finally put out the route that goes from birmingham up to manchester on one side and sheffield and leeds on the other. it goes right through this brand—new housing estate. in fact, right through ben's house. we have been told that the route will cut through from the show houses, through my property and through my neighbour

the south yorkshire police helicopter was a familiar sight above this city and elsewhere in south yorkshireber of occasions over a five—year period. what are these officers and pilots accused of doing? the video evidence was shown to the court today. four videos, the first one showed a video of a woman sunbathing naked in her back garden in rotherham, the police helicopter nearby and zoomed in and took a close—up image of her body and records her sunbathing naked. the second video showed a couple of naturists sitting outside their ca rava n naturists sitting outside their caravan in doncaster. the third showed a couple having sex on the patio in their back garden. they knew they were being filmed because they knew somebody on board the helicopter. the fourth video showed another woman sunbathing naked in her garden. the prosecutor said after those videos, there was no legitimate police purpose for any of the observations being made. it was a deliberate invasion of their privacy, for at the very least the inappropriate amusement of the crew. 0ne inappropriate amusement of the crew. one of th

the south yorkshire police helicopter is a familiar sight in the skies above here. resource in the fight against crime. the allegation in this case it was misused on a number of occasions over a five year period. as a result, five members of its crew were charged. what did they do? videos were shown to the court today, the first one showed a woman sunbathing naked in her garden, the camera zooms in on her body. a second video showed anywayrieses sitting outside their ca navan second video showed anywayrieses sitting outside their canavan in doncaster. the next showed a couple having sex on their patio. they knew they were being filmed. the woman waves and a fourth shows somebody sunbathing naked. it was a deliberate invasion of their privacy, for the amusement of the crew. two police officers and two pilots are on charge here. they deny the charges. . they blame another police officer for the charges. . they blame another police officerfor doing the charges. . they blame another police officer for doing all of this. he pleaded guilty to misconduct in public office.

south yorkshire police hope that this latest development will go some way in proving what happened torta newman, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. good evening. we started the week for some of us feeling like autumn. many parts of the country did feel like, but we have had the warmest day of the week likely today. 25 degrees. but not in london, where 15 was the best we could manage under these rather gory and gloomy skies. drizzle in the sky. the highest temperatures were in scotland. blue skies and sunshine. a real contrast across the uk because of the cloud. this was the last of the cloud and rain we had over the weekend, which has been clinging on to the eastern side of england. still quite a breeze and a chill in the air. the cloud likely to remain overnight, we will see a lot of rain and drizzle tending to be is out to stop away from here we will have clear skies the many other parts of the uk. not a particularly chilly night after that warm sunshine. 131a degrees, fairly typical. temperatures not dropping much done eastern side of england when we start quite cloudy and r

the case involves the south yorkshire police helicopter.ed on people on four occasions between 2007 and 2012. a fifth officer has admitted the charges of misconduct in a public office. our correspondent, danny savage, has been giving us more details. the case started today, so as with the beginning of any trial, this is the beginning of any trial, this is the point where that prosecution outlined its case. richard wright qc said in his opening statement to the jury said in his opening statement to the jury this morning, the case concerns the use of a south yorkshire police helicopter on a number of occasions between 2007—2012. or to put it more accurately, said, perhaps it involves the misuse of that helicopter by the four defendants on trial today and a fifth man called adrian pogmore, who has admitted the charges. what did they do? the jury was shown today four videos of four different incidents over a number of yea rs, different incidents over a number of years, where the powerful camera, the video camera on the front nose of the helicop

south yorkshire police say they believe ben died as a result of a tragic accident.d. some of the items that we took back we submitted to further forensic work. and the result of that to date, i am led to believe, shows signs that there is still some human decomposition around those items that we did bring back from kos. commuters face travel chaos this morning of the south west trains was forced to cancel services running into the busiest station, london waterloo. and signalling problem on the line means that services across the line means that services across the network are unable to run. the company said passengers are strongly advised not to travel with delays and cancellations expected throughout the morning. if you are affected, please let us know and get in touch. it is quite a mess for thousands of people this morning. britain's economic growth forecast has been downgraded by the international monetary fund — following a weaker than expected performance at the start of the year. in april, it was predicted the economy would grow by two% but figure has now bee

this isn't going to benefit south yorkshire one bit. just them down south, that is the only thing that will benefit. if we have the capacity of the future we need express trains off existing mainlines to create more space in birmingham, leeds four commuter trains in to get freight off the roads and rail. we'll be hearing from residents who'll be affected, and business leaders who welcome the new routes. the other main stories on bbc news at 5. the education secretary announces an extra £1.3 billion in funding for schools, over the next two years. the additional investment we are announcing today will be the biggest improvement in the school funding system for well over a decade. round two. a fresh round of talks in brussels on the uk's departure from the eu — the brexit secretary says it's time to get down to business. a terminally ill man takes his case to the high court — to try to overturn the ban on assisted dying. and the duke and duchess of cambridge arrive with their family in warsaw — at the start of a tour of poland and germany.

the south yorkshire police helicopter is a familiar sight in the skies above here. misused on a number of occasions over a five year period. as a result, five members of its crew were charged. what did they do? videos were shown to the court today, the first one showed a woman sunbathing naked in her garden, the camera zooms in on her body. a second video showed anywayrieses sitting outside their canavan in doncaster. the next showed a couple having sex on their patio. they knew they were being filmed. the woman waves and a fourth shows somebody sunbathing naked. it was a deliberate invasion of their privacy, for the amusement of the crew. two police officers and two pilots are on charge here. they deny the charges. they blame another police officer for doing all of this. he pleaded guilty to misconduct in public office. the trial is expected to last for three weeks. flooding at coverack this evening. heavy rain and then a torrent of water running through the village, we we re water running through the village, we were hearing. we'rejust water running through the vi

>>> and this pile of melted rubble used to be a ferrari one hour after buying this vehicle in south yorkshire unidentified driver lost control causing the car to go airborne and roll over in a field. the driver who was nearby walked away with only minor bruises and cuts. no other vehicles was involved in this crash. >>> the parents of charlie gard are speaking out about the death of their little boy who died from a rare condition. his case raised ethical and legal questions. back in march doctors treated charlie in london. they argued that he could be cured and should be taken off life support;, he couldn't be insured that is but his pants parents warranted to take the baby to the u.s. for treatment. charlie was taken off life support. >> our son is an absolute warrior and we could not be prouder of him and we will miss him terribly. his body heart and soul may soon be gone but his spirit will live on for either in the and he will make a difference to people's lives for years to come. we will make sure of that. >> charlie died one week shy of what would have been his first birthday. >>> and n

south yorkshire police said forensic work was being carried out in aberdeen to try to extract dna fromw jared kushner, who's also one of his key advisors, has been appearing before a special senate committee. he released his opening statement, denying any wrong—doing or collusion with russian government officials during the presidential election campaign. the meeting is behind closed doors, but we can speak to our north america editorjon sopel who's at the white house for us. how significant a moment is this in the ongoing saga of alleged links between the trump team and russia? i think it is very significant indeed because this is the most senior person in the trump entourage who finds himself in the cross hairs of this sprawling russia investigation. nowjared of this sprawling russia investigation. now jared kushner of this sprawling russia investigation. nowjared kushner is someone investigation. nowjared kushner is someone who has stayed in the shadows, he only appeared on camera once but you can see this thing behind me, huge numbers of reporters, jared kushner is about to come ou

now some properties on a new housing estate in mexborough in south yorkshire will have to be bulldozedre's our transport correspondent, richard westcott. it's the trainline that splits people write down the middle. for supporters, it will boost the economy and bridge the north—south divide. critics say costs will spiral and benefits are overblown. and there's the £56 billion price tag. we don't have the investment we needin tag. we don't have the investment we need in the future to increase the capacity of our transport system to increase economic development. contracts have just been awarded for the first phase of hs2 between london and birmingham, worth nearly £7 billion and creating 16,000 jobs. that first section will not open for another nine years. there's been another nine years. there's been another big hs2 announcement today, several years late. they have finally put out the route that goes from birmingham up to manchester on one side and sheffield and leeds on the other. it goes right through this brand—new housing estate. in fa ct, this brand—new housing estate. in fact, rig

four police helicopter crew members in south yorkshire, have gone on trial accused of using the aircraftg naked or having sex. two officers and two pilots deny the charges, which relate to alleged incidents between 2007 and 2012. a fifth man pleaded guilty to misconduct in public office. a new £10 note has been unveiled featuring a portrait of jane austen. the bank of england revealed the design on the 200th anniversary of the author's death. the new polymer note will go into circulation in september. tomorrow, the bbc will publish its annual report which, for the first time, will include details of how much the corporation pays its stars. the government has forced the disclosure, which will affect presenters on salaries of more than £150,000. the bbc already publishes full details of executive pay and expenses. our media editor, amol rajan, reports. they have broadcast to the nation on a regular basis, presenting shows that still command an audience of millions. tomorrow, for the first time, we get a clear indication of how much they are paid. the bbc‘s annual report will include the sa

rotherham, in south yorkshire, is the area where my mother was born. it voted firmly for brexit.of turmoil, i want to find out if views there have changed. for years, rotherham was famous for steel and for coal, with factories and pits employing thousands. mostly gone now, along with thejobs. today, the forges are silent at what was once the biggest steelworks in europe. it's now a science theme park. but new industries have taken root. newburgh precision makes hi—tech steel components for markets at home and abroad. the chairman is vince middleton. unlike many business leaders worried about britain leaving the eu, he wants out, and says he's already been feeling a brexit bounce. certainly since the referendum, our orders have increased, our confidence has increased, our recruitment‘s increased, so from our personal point of view, we've seen a boost. a year ago, rotherham voted two—to—one to leave. at natters social club, i asked if people had changed their minds. what we voted for, to me, that's final. if the people what lost that vote — tough. immigration was an issue for me. y

it breaks my heartlj have come from problem in south yorkshire.he radley lowry foundation. i said we need to get up there because it has hit everybody. he never got all his wishes. i will miss him, and we pray for him each day. the love bradley lowery‘s community had for the little boy was clear to see. his battle with cancer was made that little bit more bearable by his sporting heroes. easyj et easyjet is setting up a new company in austria to protect its interests after britain leads the eu. there is no guarantee it will keep its rights after brexit. it is now planning to set upa after brexit. it is now planning to set up a new airline which will be based in vienna and operate under an austrian air operator's certificate. the home secretary has launched a new strategy to tackle illicit drug use and after what the home office called a dramatic increase in the number of deaths from drugs in england and wales in the past five yea rs. england and wales in the past five years. the strategy focuses on making —— helping assets —— addicts to recover. e

south yorkshire police said forensic work was being carried out to try to extract dna from the blood.being arrested by police in a shop in the early hours of saturday morning. police say mr charles was seen to swallow something after his arrest. his death is being investigated by the police watchdog the ipcc. the transport secretary chris grayling has been criticised for backing london‘s crossrail 2 project days after scrapping electrification schemes in wales and in northern england. the mayor of greater manchester, andy burnham, said people would not accept that "spending billions more on london is the country‘s highest priority for transport investment". the met office says there‘s an increased risk of unprecedented winter downpours such as those that caused extensive flooding in 2014. using a supercomputer to map future weather patterns, it‘s revealed there‘s now a one in three chance of monthly rainfall records being broken in england and wales in winter. more than 30 people have been killed and more than a0 injured in a suicide bomb attack in the afghan capital kabul. the taliba

south yorkshire police hope that this latest development will go some way in proving what happened to bbc news. top story: donald trump's son—in—law and senior adviserjared kushner denies colluding with russia during the president's election campaign. and still to come we've caught up with england cricket star anya shrubsole, central to the team's spectacular victory in the women's world cup yesterday. after the success of the world parrot championships, london organisers say they want to post it again next time as well. —— para. the people of mosul in north eastern iraq, are slowly returning to the city, after it's liberation from the brutal rule of so called islamic state. the fierce nine—month battle to end is occupation claimed tens of thousands of lives destroyed whole neighbourhoods, and forced 700,000 people to flee their homes. yalda hakim has been to meet some of those now hopeful, they can rebuild their lives. the isis reign of terror is now over, but this is what liberation looks like: the city has been flattened. nual has returned to her neighbourhood with her two children

police say it slid off a road in south yorkshire and caught fire. they don't believe speed was factor. the driver walked away with broken heart and bruised ego and hopefully intact policy. >>> kevin durant spreading his love. it's confirmed to be the largest basketball lesson. more than 3400 kids took part. stef is in yaz. kd is in india. they are literally global. global team. >>> another shake up at the white house and that's not tend of the controversy. >> i said please don't be too nice. >> who the president thinks should be roughed up a bit. #. >>> in the deadly ghostship fire. a judge did reduce his bail to $750,000. laura anthony talking to the family of a berkeley high school grad facie ining terrorism char. they say the charges don't jive with the man they know. >>> reince priebus out as white house chief of staff. president trump tweeted i'm pleased to inform you i named general secretary general f. kelly as white house chief of staff. >>> north korea tested another long range ballistic missile. this one flew horizontally than their previo

we have come from rotherham in south yorkshire.et up there and show our respects because it has hit everybody. he got some of them, but he never got all his wishes. like he said, i will miss him, and i say me prayers for him each day. bradley had a rare form of cancer. a sunderland fan, his football club did everything they could to make his short life special. but it was his friendship withjermain defoe which was especially touching. they referred to each other as best friends. a superheroes guard of honour saw bradley into the church in his home village of blackhall colliery. there is a growing demand in the area to have a stand at sunderland's stadium of light named after him. his connection and bond he has had withjermain defoe should be permanently remembered and what more fitting way than to have one of the stands named after him? i just think it would be an absolutely great thing and now we have got 50,000 people who also share my idea. the love that bradley lowery‘s community had for the little boy was clear to see here tod

melted remains of a $300,000 car all that is left in south yorkshire across the pond. the driver wasn't going too fast but the roads were wet and he flipped off the road and the car burst into flames. he is okay. but his ego is bruised. alison: still to come. latest crash turning deadly that some blame on the air bag maker. the "7 on your side" report up next. kevin: i'm kevin lewis live in mobiletrak7 on this rainy friday afternoon. look at the inner loop of 495. traffic crawls along. updated forecast with brian va fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of your contrac

we have come from rotherham in south yorkshire.. i said to my son today, we need to get up there and show our respects because it has hit everybody. he got some of them, but he never got all his wishes. like he said, i will miss him, and i say me prayers for him each day. bradley had a rare form of cancer. a sunderland fan, his football club did everything they could to make his short life special. but it was his friendship withjermain defoe which was especially touching. they referred to each other as best friends. a superheroes guard of honour saw bradley into the church in his home village of blackhall colliery. there is a growing demand in the area to have a stand at sunderland's stadium of light named after him. his connection and bond he has had withjermain defoe should be permanently remembered and what more fitting way than to have one of the stands named after him? i just think it would be an absolutely great thing and now we have got 50,000 people who also share my idea. the love that bradley lowery‘s community had for th

south yorkshire police say the super—car left the mi near barnsley in wet conditions, flew into the air cuts and bruises. let's get the weather now. no sign of summery weather in the near future. there will be plenty of showers and this feature moving to the south—west will bring substantial rain and strong winds this afternoon, initially pushing to the south—west of england and wales and gradually moving east. before that, good spells of sunshine, but plenty of showers in scotland and northern ireland. it will feel cool when showers arrived. in the sunshine, 20—2i. showers in scotland, northern ireland and england, england and wales the showers moved east. it turns dry by the end of the night. but showers continue in scotland and northern ireland. towards the weekend, plenty of showers around, particularly on sunday when they could be heavy with some thunder. but there could be some thunder. but there could be some sunshine in between as well. this is bbc newsroom live. the headlines... at least 60 high—rise buildings in england which have similar insulation to the cladding used on gre

south yorkshire police hope that this latest development will go some way in proving what happened toment for the terminally ill baby. people who have just joined the terminally ill baby. people who havejustjoined us, the terminally ill baby. people who have just joined us, tell the terminally ill baby. people who havejustjoined us, tell us what has happened. in the last half an hour preceding started here at the high court. they we re started here at the high court. they were due to begin at 10am but it was changed at the last minute to start it 2pm. we were not giving a reason for that but it has become clear why the timing started later. we know from the parents in court through their legal team that the parents have decided to end their legal battle with great ormond street hospital. the parents wanted to take their son to america for experimental treatment. the hospital said that any treatment would have been futile and charlie gard should been futile and charlie gard should be allowed to die with dignity. the pa rents be allowed to die with dignity. the pa re nts ha d be allowed

south yorkshire police hope that this latest development will go some way in proving what happened toa possible trade deal with the united states after the uk leaves the european union. with me is marianne schneider—petsinger, geoeconomics fellow in the us and americas programme at chatham house. are you surprised these talks have got underway so quickly? not really surprised because they can't be official talks, they are informal chats. and because as long as the uk isa chats. and because as long as the uk is a member of the eu, the exclusive competency is with the european commission, with these can't be formal negotiations. liam fox was talking in washington this morning, it was clear he was presenting what we're getting on with things. it's very much in the mood of scoping out potential interests. the european commission has made very clear they don't want the uk to negotiate, so liam fox has to walk a very careful line and find balance because otherwise he risks antagonising the relationship with the european union ata time relationship with the european union at a time when the

south yorkshire police said forensic work was being carried out in aberdeen to try to extract dna fromy technology — saying he wanted the uk to lead the world in its development. richard westcott has this report. from obvious things like our phones to london‘s new whispering black cab... here on secret tests in norway to this experimental aircraft, battery power is taking off around the world. the problem is they still run out too quickly, so today the government has promised to invest millions the technology. joining together the research, development, application and the manufacture of energy storage technologies and specifically battery storage is a huge opportunity for the energy sector and the automotive sector alike. right now, britain is a front runner with battery research, like here at warwick university, where they are trying to solve the two biggest issues — making batteries weigh less and last longer. this room is four times drier than the centre of the sahara desert because it is where they physically put the batteries together and any moisture can ruin the process. they a

heading south, a bit more brightness across yorkshire, but cloud increasing across wales and bringingngland, where it will be quite windy through the afternoon. largely dry across the south—east in the afternoon. fairly cloudy here, but the brain will push east later in the brain will push east later in the day. for the third test at the 0val, a cloudy sort of day. the wind will pick up later on. we could see a little bit of rain in the second half of the afternoon. this area of weight —— rain across wales and southern england will push north and east through the afternoon. heavy for a time across northern and central england, clearing to the south—east overnight tonight. a speu south—east overnight tonight. a spell of wet weather for many of us. scotla nd spell of wet weather for many of us. scotland and northern ireland also keeping the showery theme to the weather through tonight. what about the weekend? it is looking unsettled steel. —— still. low pressure sitting to the north—west of the uk, dragging in showers. the weather fronts that brought the rain overnight, on saturday it s

england even from the word go quite a bit of sunshine but across much of south—east england, east anglia, the midlands, yorkshiret of cloud to come and you can see some of us starting to get those outbreaks of rain. should be a dry picture across north—west england at this stage. northern ireland any fog patches clearing away. plenty of sunshine, north—east scotland some low cloud into the northern isles which may hang around for much of the day. on through the day, some patchy rain in central and eastern england, gradually easing its way eastwards. ahead of its arrival in parts of east anglia and the far south—east of england, some sunny spells are possible but the odd sharp shower within the cloudy and damp areas. quite cool with the breeze in the north sea coasts, but in the west, lows of mid 20s. a late they shower in western scotland, low cloud on the far north—east of scotland. in the far north—east of scotland. in the monday evening, ending the day with some warm sunshine, but patchy rain in east anglia and parts of south—east england. just about gone by tuesday. could be a cloudy start, but brightening u

but, through much of the midlands, south—east england, east anglia, up through yorkshire into north—east and the far south—east, a few sunny spells among the clouds. parts of yorkshire, to begin the day some outbreaks of rain. north—east england bearing up quite well. northern ireland, a few fog patches around to begin the day. plenty of sunshine in western scotland. rather cloudy, and low cloud at that, into the far north—east of scotland, northern isles, hanging around during the day. and it is an east—west split for monday's weather. if you're underneath this cloud, it will feel quite cool, though it may brighten up. the odd shower in parts of east anglia and the far south—east of england. but for wales, for western england, for northern ireland, and for northern scotland, in the sunshine it will be very pleasant. 25 celsius in glasgow, though a late—day shower somewhere in western scotland can't be ruled out. as we go through monday evening, still some of those outbreaks of rain in the east of england, gradually beginning to pull away as we say goodbye to that area of low pressure. s

but, through much of the midlands, south—east england, east anglia, up through yorkshire into north—eastoud around. the further east you are, into east anglia and the far south—east, a few sunny spells among the clouds. parts of yorkshire, to begin the day some outbreaks of rain. north—east england, though, bearing up quite well. northern ireland, a few fog patches around to begin the day. plenty of sunshine in western scotland. rather cloudy, and low cloud at that, into the far north—east of scotland, northern isles, hanging around during the day. and it is an east—west split for monday's weather. if you're underneath this cloud, it will feel quite cool, though it may brighten up and see the odd sharp shower in parts of east anglia and the far south—east of england. but for wales, for western england, for northern ireland, and for northern scotland, where in in some sunshine it will be very pleasant. 2a—25 celsius in glasgow, though a late—day shower somewhere in western scotland can't be ruled out. as we go through monday evening, still some of those outbreaks of rain in the east of en

some forces for example like north yorkshire, south yorkshire, cheshire, they made one drug driving arrestter manchester police, derbyshire, leicestershire, they made one drug driving arrest for every 18, 19, 20, sometimes 28 officers. we have to take these figures with caution because they are notan figures with caution because they are not an accurate, scientific, like—for—like comparison, but the com plete like—for—like comparison, but the complete her majesty ‘s —— to quit her majesty's inspectorate of constabulary, they give us a snapshot into the wider issue of policing drug driving. we spoke to a lady called zoe bird peeling from there about the possible consequences these infants —— zoe billingham. there are clearly forces being extremely proactive in this area, a deliberate decision on their part, and we as an inspectorate would ask other police chief const is to check whether or not they are being as proactive as they should be, but also taking enforcement action in the way they ought to be, and educating young people about the harm, the terrible harm caused by these activities.

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we see things improving across wales and the south—west, heavy rain in the midlands and parts of yorkshire the south—east with those strong and gusty winds. further west, showers continuing overnight in western coasts, lows of around 12 or 13. the overnight rain clears from eastern england fairly quickly by the morning, by the time most are up it will be dry and not many showers to begin the day, in scotland some sunshine and a peppering of showers in northern ireland. the odd spot of rain perhaps in some parts of northern england but the heavier rain from overnight should have gone and for most of england and wales it will start dry and sonic on sunday morning. showers from the word go in the south—west approaches running through the bristol channel and they should head east through the day. make the most of the early sunshine if you've got it. prospects looking better at the oval for the cricket although there could be some passing showers during the afternoon and maybe into the evening but not many for the south—east but still windy here. the wind is picking up in many areas, gusting wi

but, through much of the midlands, south—east england, east anglia, through yorkshire in the north—eastr east you are into east anglia and the south—east, a few sunny spells the clouds, parts of yorkshire. 0utbreaks sunny spells the clouds, parts of yorkshire. outbreaks of rain. north—east england bearing up quite well. northern ireland a few fog patches around to begin the day. plenty of sunshine in western scotland. rather cloudy, and low cloud that, into the far north—east of scotland, northern isles, hanging around during the day. and it is an east—west split for monday's weather. if you are underneath this cloud it may feel quite cool, though it may brighten up. the odd shower in parts of east anglia and the far south—east of england. but for wales, the west of england and northern ireland, and for northern scotland, in the sunshine it would be very pleasant. 25 celsius in glasgow, though a late they shower somewhere in western scotland cannot be ruled out. as we go through monday evening, still some of those outbreaks of rain in the east of england, gradually beginning to pull awa

but, through much of the midlands, south—east england, east anglia, up through yorkshire into north—eastre, into east anglia and the far south—east, a few sunny spells among the clouds. parts of yorkshire, outbreaks of rain. north—east england bearing up quite well. northern ireland, a few fog patches around to begin the day. plenty of sunshine in western scotland. rather cloudy, and low cloud at that, into the far north—east of scotland, northern isles, hanging around during the day. and it is an east—west split for monday's weather. if you're underneath this cloud, it will feel quite cool, though it may brighten up. the odd shower in parts of east anglia and the far south—east of england. but for wales, for western england, for northern ireland, and for northern scotland, in the sunshine it will be very pleasant. 25 celsius in glasgow, though a late—day shower somewhere in western scotland can't be ruled out. as we go through monday evening, still some of those outbreaks of rain in the east of england, gradually beginning to pull away as we say goodbye to that area of low pressure. sti