has been missed by both west and south yorkshire on thousands of occasions and it's getting worse.olice and crime commissioner for the west midlands, said that she believed cuts in police numbers had had an effect on response times. we are concerned about it. i have to say, if you are going to cut police funds year after yea r, after yea r, if you are going to make us lose 2000 officers, which is what has happened in the west midlands, at the same time as crime is going up, then the natural thing to happen is response times will increase. so why hasn't that happened everywhere? the west midlands has been hit far harder by cuts than most other police forces. are you saying proportionately orjust saying an amount? because you are a bigger force, so if you have a bigger cut necessarily translate in terms of the impact they can have. you could be a smaller frce with a smaller cut. force with a smaller cut. yes, but if you look at the level of funding per head for the west midlands, we are funded to the same level as surrey. and yet surrey does not have the levels of crime and the level

we had the highest temperatures here in sheffield and south yorkshire, 19 degrees today. those gentle but warmer south—westerly breezes with something much colder, this is colder air that will sweep down across the whole of the country this weekend. now the colder air arrives to bring temperatures on sunday to typically ten degrees or so sunday to typically ten degrees or so in the afternoon. some places warmer than that, others colder, there is the colder air to the north of that band of cloud. that band of cloud is running its way slowly southwards, in across scotland. eventually arriving later in the night to northern ireland. it is bringing a bit of rain and drizzle early on. south of that we will have clearer sky afters the sunshine, it will turn chilly, there will be mist and fog as well especially to the west cou ntry and fog as well especially to the west country and temperatures in rural areas may get just west country and temperatures in rural areas may getjust below freezing again. head into the morning then, a chilly start but warming up quickfully the sunshin

areas that feel left behind. 0ur political editor laura kuenssberg reports from stainforth in south yorkshireok at it, there is nothing. we've got nothing in this town. we've got this feeling that we're unimportant anymore, it's not a gold mine, it's just a dead town, now. keith allsop wants his home to feel like something to him again. hatfield main pitch shut for good, four years ago. there is a plan for a heritage centre, to create new work where it's gone, if there is the cash. i'm not sure whether it's a piecrust promise. that could be broken at any time. once the vote's gone the way theresa may wanted it to go, if you like. why do you say that? history. there will be 1.6 billion up for grabs in places like this, in england, but spread over seven years. and there's no question things are tight already. what was the library is now a centre for volunteers. well, ithink, generally speaking, all they worry about is major cities. we are absolutely desperate for that kind of money. this is the only public building in stainforth now. there used to be seven or eight, but the government cutbacks

sunshine in south yorkshire, the view from doncaster and not far away in sheffield this temperature underneathet excited that this isn't as high as the temperature reached during that record february warmth. but it is more settled with high pressure and control across much of the uk with a lot of cloud trapped underneath this area of high pressure. there is a weather front close to scotland producing some rain, heady bursts of rain, argyll & bute starting the day very wet again and also in the north—west highlands. rain totals

sunshine in south yorkshire, the view from doncaster and not far away in sheffield this temperature underneath that big hole in the cloud reached the giddy heights of 19.4. on any regular march day you would get excited that this isn't as high as the temperature reached during that record february warmth. but it is more settled with high pressure and control across much of the uk with a lot of cloud trapped underneath this area of high pressure. there is a weather front close to scotland producing some rain, heady bursts of rain, argyll & bute starting the day very wet again and also in the north—west highlands. rain totals mounting. elsewhere, a bit of drizzle and while we had that big hole in the cloud, less likely to see that during thursday. and then for friday, it's still raining in north—west scotland. reach into parts of north—west england. north—west scotland could see gusts up north—west scotland could see gusts up to 60 miles per hour in behind a weather front moving through, it will turn cooler. ahead of it, it is still mild and still mainly cloudy but mainly dry. as the front moves

if you look at west yorkshire and south yorkshire, that target time has been missed by both on thousandslines on bbc news... thousands of people attend vigils across new zealand to remember the victims of the mosque attacks — as the country's prime minister says her office received a message from the suspected killer minutes before the shootings theresa may calls on mps to make an ‘honourable compromise‘ and back her brexit deal — or risk never leaving the eu. police response times to the most urgent calls at two of england‘s biggest forces have become significantly slower in the past five years, according to figures obtained by the bbc. liverpool are winning at fulham 1— nail. the last of the fa cup quarterfinals is under way. millwall are at home to brighton. it is currently goalless. they are just into the second half. celtic are ten points clear in the scottish premiership after a winner at dundee. it finished 1—0. lewis hamilton came second in the grand prix. his team—mate took the chequered flag in melbourne. i will be back with a full update in the next hour. see you then. brexit

transformative impact on areas that feel left behind. 0ur political editor laura kuenssberg reports from south yorkshire there's nothing. we've got nothing in this town. we've got this feeling that we're unimportant anymore. it's not a gold mine, it's just a dead town now. keith allsop wants his home to feel like something to him again. hatfield main pitch shut for good four years ago. there is a plan for a heritage centre, to create new work where it is gone, if there is the cash. i'm not sure whether it's a piecrust promise. that could be broken at any time. once the vote‘s gone the way theresa may wanted it to go, if you like. why do you say that? history. there will be £1.6 billion up for grabs in places like this in england, but spread over seven years. and there is no question things are tight already. what was the library is now a centre for volunteers. well, ithink, generally speaking, all they worry about is major cities. we are absolutely desperate for that kind of money. this is the only public building in stainforth now. there used to be seven or eight, but the government cutbacks have close

transformative impact on areas that feel left behind. 0ur political editor laura kuenssberg reports from south yorkshire's nothing. we've got nothing in this town. we've got this feeling that we're unimportant any more. it's not a coal mine, it's just a dead town, now. keith allsop wants his home to feel like something to him again. hatfield main pit shut for good, four years ago. there's a plan for a heritage centre, to create new work where it's gone, if there's the cash. i'm not sure whether it's a piecrust promise that could be broken at any time, once the vote‘s gone the way theresa may wants it to go, if you like. why do you say that? history. there will be 1.6 billion up for grabs in places like this in england, but spread over seven years. and there's no question things are tight already. what was the library is now a centre for volunteers. well, ithink, generally speaking, all they worry about is major cities. we're absolutely desperate for that kind of money. this is the only public building in stainforth now. there used to be seven or eight, but the government cutbacks have closed these place

enhanced power returns for a year—long pilot in london, greater manchester, the west midlands, south and west yorkshire stop—and—search power requires police to have a reasonable suspicion someone is carrying a weapon. they could use it if this knife detector raised an alert. today's changes mean police in the key areas can search anyone in the neighbourhood where they believe violence may, rather than will, occur. while there is no proof of a direct link between the rate of knife crime and the use of stop—and—search, many police officers believe it deters people from carrying blades — they think twice about being stopped and the risk of prison. but critics say it is still intrusive and any increased use will be highly controversial. too many of my experiences and stories i've heard have been very unpleasant, which leads to building a lot of tension between police and young people, to the point where you have young innocent civilians running away from police just to avoid being stopped and searched. police chiefs say they are listening to concerns about how they use their powers. tomorrow the prime min

it was piloted at hmp lindholm in south yorkshire to check the identity of visitors.s say it may miss the point. they say highly trained staff and purposeful prisons are the best way to cut drugs and violence. the us singer r kelly has angrily denied allegations of sexual abuse during an interview on american television. speaking to the cbs host gayle king, the r&b star, whose real name is robert sylvester kelly, insisted he was not guilty of ten charges of aggravated sexual abuse against four alleged victims, three of whom were under—age. is this camera on me? yes, it‘s on. that‘s stupid! use your common sense. don‘t... forget the blogs, forget how you feel about me. hate me if you want to, love me if you want, butjust use your common sense. how stupid would it be for me to, with my crazy past and what i‘ve been through, "oh, right now ijust think i need to be a monster and hold girls against their will"?! r kelly speaking to gayle king there. matt will have the all—important weather in five or six minutes, and sally will be back with a round—up of the sport, really

we have seen temperatures of 90 degrees in south yorkshire in the sunshine. sea coast and it is stretching across northern ireland and scotland. in the north—west there is rain and drizzle that will sink southward into scotla nd that will sink southward into scotland and eventually arrived in northern ireland. ahead of that clearer skies, patchy mist and fog, especially in the west. that mist and fog should not last too long and there is sunshine arriving for the southern half. this band of cloud is moving southwards and some sunshine arriving in scotland and eventually across northern ireland but cooler, fresher air with temperatures struggling to make double figures. the real ones is in the south—east of england, 18 or 19 degrees. it will be cooler everywhere on sunday and it should be dry with spells of sunshine. that is the weather but formula 1 and premier league returns this weekend, let's get all the support. liverpool's managerjurgen klopp says he's prepared to take his team off the pitch if they suffer racist abuse. football's european governing body

looking at other forces like west and south yorkshire, in other cases where they failed to meet thatt has significantly increased. the home office had said there is extra funding coming but also interesting, you weren't able to get the figures from the met? no, not from the metropolitan police. 0n that response, chief police councils are saying look, we have a4,000 offices since 2010 and are saying look, we have 114,000 offices since 2010 and we have significantly rising demand that echoes what many of the forces are saying. the £970 million i think will be from many of the forces, long overdue. you can hear more on this story on 5 live investigates, at 11am this morning on bbc radio 5 live. the former love island contestant mike thalassitis has been found dead in woods near his home in essex. he was 26 and appeared on the dating show in 2017. friends and co—stars have been taking to social media to pay tribute to mr thalassitis, who was also a semi—professional footballer for clubs including st albans and chelmsford. a state of disaster has been declared in zimbabwe, where a tropica

it was piloted at hmp lindholm in south yorkshire to check the identity of visitors.g repeat visits, bringing contra band in for different prisoners. some visitors at humber turned back in case they were caught. they have come in, they have seen the new system, they have seen that it is all photographs and face watch and they have just walked away and not gone through the booking. although the vast majority of prison visits are genuine, intelligence work has identified it as a key route for bringing in drugs, and ministers say that biometric systems they have piloted could be the solution. they are working in terms of identifying people who shouldn‘t be visiting prisons. they are also acting as a deterrent to those who shouldn‘t be visiting prisons. so the evidence does point to that, and if that continues to be the case as we go on, then i think that is something that we will see more widely used. technology has also been used to verify id documents, but penal reformers say it may miss the point. they say highly trained staff and purposeful prisons are the best way t

south yorkshire police says the former labour peer lord nazir ahmed of rotherham has also been chargedault. two other men have also been charged. all three men will appear at sheffield magistrates‘ court on 19th march. a damning report has found that problems with the part privatisation of the probation service in england and wales have cost taxpayers almost £500 million. under the changes, 21 companies were awarded contracts to supervise low and medium—risk offenders. the national audit office says the government's approach to the reforms meant they were destined to fail. ministers say they take the findings very seriously. the united states is offering a reward of up to $1 million for information about one of the sons of 0sama bin laden. it says hamza bin laden is emerging as a key figure of the islamist militant group, al qaeda, which was led by his father until he was killed by us special forces in 2011. a woman who carried an artificial heart in a rucksack after her own was removed, has died from transplant complications. rebecca henderson from 0xfordshire was one of only two peop

we have hit 19 degrees today in south yorkshire. it will turn cold overnight.ches, particularly in the west. temperatures in rural areas could be close to freezing. we will see the mist and fog lifting through the morning and some lengthy spells of sunshine arriving. this main band of cloud will sink into north wales. north of it, the air is colder, to the south of it, the heat will be confined to the south—east, up will be confined to the south—east, up to 19 degrees. on sunday, drier but cooler, light winds but some sunshine at times. the ayes to the right, 286. the noes to the left, 344. mps have voted to reject the withdrawal agreement which theresa may struck with the eu. this house has rejected new deal, rejected new brexit, it rejected all the variations of the deal on the table and today it has rejected approving the withdrawal agreement alone and continuing a process in the future. this government will continue to press the case for an orderly bread said that the referendum demands. thousands of leave supporting demonstrators are gathering to protest a

it was piloted in south yorkshire to check the identity of visitors.g those making repeat visits, bringing contraband in. some visitors at humber turned back in case they were caught. they have seen the system, they have seen that it is all photographs and they have walked away, they had not gone through. although the vast majority of prison visits are genuine, intelligence work has identified it as a key route for bringing drugs. ministers say the system could be the still be solution. they are working in terms of identifying people who should not be visiting prisons and directing as a deterrent against those who shouldn't be visiting prisons. the evidence does point in that direction. if that continues to be the case as we go on, that is something that we will seek more widely used. technology has also been used to verify id documents. but reformers say it may miss the point. they say highly trained staff and purposeful presence at the best way to cut drugs and violence. in a moment we'll have all the business news, but first the headlines on bbc new

ahead of the weather front, clouds and sunny breaks, north—east england, yorkshire, along south coasty evening and night, becoming increasingly light and patchy. the front slows to a grinding halt across southern england into east anglia and by the end of saturday night, it keeps the temperature up, maybe that of light rain and drizzle. elsewhere, clearerskies, a touch of frost. further blustery showers, wintry nature. this weather front, and this is the picture at the start of the weekend, it's had quite an impact. it will have cleared things up, cooler, fresh around. but the front is lingering close to south—east england on saturday. it could keep a good deal of cloud and maybe some drizzle but elsewhere, good sunny spells, lastly, wintry showers. one or two across northern ireland. i is mostly in the range of 9— 12 degrees. a greater chance of frost into saturday night and sunday morning, some or prolonged downpours. later reaching parts of northern england. the rest of england and wales staying mainly dry and brighter across southern england as well. still very blustery across nor

head of the weather front, plenty of cloud, a few bright breaks in north—east england in yorkshire and along the southe southwards but increasingly light and patchy rain friday evening and night. the south—east of england and night. the south—east of england and into east anglia where it stays mild for another night. a little damp and places elsewhere in the clearest skies. the cooler night. a touch of frost and parts of northern england, northern ireland and scotland. quite a change this weather front is bringing. scotland. quite a change this weatherfront is bringing. cooler conditions in time for the weekend. but the front lingers close to south—east england at least on saturday and that means there will bea saturday and that means there will be a lot of cloud lingering here and maybe some light rain or drizzle. elsewhere, good sunny spells, showers and a brisk wind pushing to scotland. wintry, maybe not, just on hills with a few showers into northern ireland as well the temperatures for most areas, around 9-12 temperatures for most areas, around 9— 12 degrees so down compared to recent days and mo

ahead of the weather front, clouds and sunny breaks, north—east england, yorkshire, along south coastt, becoming increasingly light and patchy. the front slows to a grinding halt across southern england into east anglia and by the end of saturday night, it keeps the temperature up, maybe a bit of light rain and drizzle. elsewhere, clearer skies, a touch of frost. further blustery showers, wintry nature. this weather front, and this is the picture at the start of the weekend, it's had quite an impact. it will have cleared things up, cooler, fresh around. but the front is lingering close to south—east england on saturday. it could keep a good deal of cloud and maybe some drizzle but elsewhere, good sunny spells, lastly, wintry showers. one or two across northern ireland. temperatures mostly in the range of 9—12 degrees. a greater chance of frost into saturday night and sunday morning, some more prolonged downpours. later reaching parts of northern england. the rest of england and wales staying mainly dry and brighter across southern england as well. still very blustery across northern s

ahead of the weather front, clouds and sunny breaks, north—east england, yorkshire, along south coast light and patchy. the front slows to a grinding halt across southern england into east anglia and by the end of saturday night, it keeps the temperature up, maybe a bit of light rain and drizzle. elsewhere, clearer skies, a touch of frost. further blustery showers, wintry nature. this weather front, and this is the picture at the start of the weekend, it's had quite an impact. it will have cleared things up, cooler, fresh air around. but the front is lingering close to south—east england on saturday. it could keep a good deal of cloud and maybe some drizzle but elsewhere, good sunny spells, lastly, wintry showers. one or two across northern ireland. temperatures mostly in the range of 9—12 degrees. a greater chance of frost into saturday night and sunday morning, some more prolonged downpours. later reaching parts of northern england. the rest of england and wales staying mainly dry and brighter across southern england as well. still very blustery across northern scotland in particula

much of england and wales, north—east england, yorkshire, along the south coast, mild but cooler behind and wales, barely any ram in it. a little light rain in places, lingering towards the south—east, temperatures up into saturday morning. elsewhere, a cold night. this weather front is making quite a difference. it is cooler behind it. it's clearer, fresher, releasing sunny spells around. on saturday, the front is lingering through southern england. still perhaps a little light rain. elsewhere, sunny spells, still wintry showers and scotland. still very blustery northern scotland, temperatures at around 9— 12 degrees. the chance of frost on saturday night. sunny spells elsewhere. more prolonged downpours. showers to northern ireland. similar temperatures for sunday. this is how your week in his shaping up. if they do feel different out there. a chilly night as well. there will be more in the way of sunshine. while many will be dry, —— dry, blustery showers and scotland. perhaps even to lower levels at times. looking into next week, high pressure is in control and it's all looking settl

ahead of the weather front, plenty of cloud, a few bright breaks in north—east england in yorkshire and along the south. behind the front, it is turning cooler. the front continues to move southwards but increasingly light and patchy rain friday evening and night. the south—east of england and into east anglia where it stays mild for another night. a little damp and places elsewhere in the clearest skies. the cooler night. a touch of frost and parts of northern england, northern ireland and scotland. quite a change this weather front is bringing. cooler conditions in time for the weekend. but the front lingers close to south—east england at least on saturday and that means there will be a lot of cloud lingering here and maybe some light rain or drizzle. elsewhere, good sunny spells, showers and a brisk wind pushing to scotland. wintry, maybe not, just on hills with a few showers into northern ireland as well the temperatures for most areas, around 9— 12 degrees so down compared to recent days and more widespread frosts going into sunday morning. brightening up across southern parts of england. some hea

of the weather front, plenty of cloud, a few brighter breaks in north—east england, in yorkshire and along the south continues to move southwards, but increasingly light and patchy rain friday evening and night, before grinding to a halt close to the south—east of england and into east anglia, where it stays mild for another night. a little damp and places. elsewhere, under clearest skies, a cooler night. a touch of frost and parts of northern england, northern ireland and scotland. so quite a change this weather front is bringing, the cooler, clearer conditions in time for the weekend. more of us seeing some sunshine, but the front, notice, lingers close to south—east england at least on saturday, and that means there'll be a lot of cloud lingering here, and maybe some light rain or drizzle. elsewhere, good sunny spells, showers and a brisk wind pushing to scotland. wintry, maybe not, just on hills, and there'll be a few showers into northern ireland as well, and temperatures for most areas around 9—12 degrees. so they are down compared to recent days, and more widespread frost going into sunday mo

south—west scotland that scientists have their eye on. they had been given special permission to relocate several hundred. the team from yorkshire down to the humber as quickly as possible. block ryan is one of the last places in the uk where you can actually get natural oysters and there are enough on them that we can take some and bring them back to this site to establish them. six hours and 200 miles later they arrive on the humberand miles later they arrive on the humber and they have out a new home. i think it is fantastic. it is innovative and has not been done before. oysters are amazing and they improve water quality, it will create an ecosystem that we do not have. placed in facts and attached a metalframes have. placed in facts and attached a metal frames they will be covered by the tide in a few hours and begin to feed again. it will be many months before scientists can assess the full impact of this project on the surrounding environment. it is hoped that the creature that once existed in huge numbers here has now begun its comeback. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines. as new zealand mourns the

yorkshire southwards will be dry and sunny throughout and after the morning, fog on the west and it should be a bright afternoon. big temperature contrasts from north to souththis afternoon after a cloudy morning but it will feel chilly, but it will feel a bit cold in the wind and the sun, a northwesterly breeze developing. getting close to gale —force developing. getting close to gale—force across orkney and shetland, there could be snow flurries. the weather front leaves northern england this evening, spreads into north wales, the midlands and east anglia, to the south of it, some mist and fog, temperature larger holding up for many, but scotland, northern ireland and the north of england, thrust into tomorrow morning which is the start of british summer time. the clocks go forward one hour tonight which means an hour less in bed. into sunday, if you're up early, a lot of dry weather to enjoy, particularly in the northern half of the uk where high pressure is building. i weatherfront the uk where high pressure is building. i weather front at this stage spreads its prey with a thickening cloud to the southern counties, may be the odd shower here and there

yorkshire southwards will be dry and sunny throughout and after the morning fog on the west and it should be a bright afternoon. big temperature contrasts from north to southor two isolated showers, but sunshine in scotland this afternoon after a cloudy morning, but it will feel chilly, but it will feel a bit cold in the wind and the sun, a northwesterly breeze developing. getting close to gale—force across orkney and shetland, there could be snow flurries. the weather front leaves northern england this evening, spreads into north wales, the midlands and east anglia, to the south of it, some mist and fog, temperatures largely holding up for many, but scotland, northern ireland and the north of england, thrust into tomorrow morning which is the start of british summer time. the clocks go forward one hour tonight, which means an hour less in bed. into sunday, if you're up early, a lot of dry weather to enjoy, particularly in the northern half of the uk, where high pressure is building. a weather front at this stage spreads its way with a thickening cloud to the southern counties, may be the odd shower here and there, but for many it will be a bright afternoo

south yorkshire police say former labour peer lord nazir ahmed of rotherham is also charged with oneyears in prison for the manslaughter of his former girlfriend at a music festival in dorset last summer. ceon broughton supplied louella fletcher meekie — who's the daughter of holby city actorjohn michie — with the class a drug 2cp. the 2a—year—old was found dead near the bestival site last september. salisbury is to be declared decontaminated of novichok after an almost year—long military clean—up following the sergei skripal poisoning. the former russian spy‘s house and 11 other potentially infected sites are expected to be ruled safe on friday. military teams have spent 13,000 hours on the clean—up after mr skripal and his daughter yulia were targeted with the nerve agent in march last year, which left them seriously ill. in a moment, we'll have all the business news. but first, the headlines on bbc news. the indian pilot captured by pakistani forces has been released, according to local media. the pilot's jet was shot down over kashmir by pakistani military earlier this week. the

sunshine in south yorkshire, a view from dawn castor not far away in sheffield, the temperature leavingturned milder and more settled with high—pressure and much of the uk, just over the cloud trapped underneath this area of high—pressure and it will begin during thursday, scotland still producing some rain, some heavy bursts of rain as well, starting the day and pushing a little further northwards as the day goes on before turning out, lasting into friday, also you could see a bit of drizzle and while we did have that big hole in the cloud, more limited in the sunny spots to the east of high ground. and then on friday, still northwest scotland, it starts to move because moscow and northern ireland reaching parts of north west england, the breeze picking up an average speeds, northwest scotland could see gusts of around 60 mph or so, behind the weather front, could see gusts of around 60 mph or so, behind the weatherfront, it will turn cooler with a degrees startle into the afternoon, mild, but it is still mainly cloudy but mainly dry. south on friday night, hardly any rain although you

ahead of the weather front, clouds and sunny breaks, north—east england, yorkshire, along south coastl mild. the front moves south on friday evening and night, becoming increasingly light and patchy. the front slows to a grinding halt across southern england into east anglia and by the end of saturday night, it keeps the temperature up, maybe a bit of light rain and drizzle. elsewhere, clearer skies, a touch of frost. further blustery showers, wintry nature. this weather front, and this is the picture at the start of the weekend, it's had quite an impact. it will have cleared things up, cooler, fresh around. but the front is lingering close to south—east england on saturday. it could keep a good deal of cloud and maybe some drizzle but elsewhere, good sunny spells, lastly, wintry showers. one or two across northern ireland. temperatures mostly in the range of 9—12 degrees. a greater chance of frost into saturday night and sunday morning, some more prolonged downpours. later reaching parts of northern england. the rest of england and wales staying mainly dry and brighter across souther

south—west scotland that scientists have their eye on. they have been given special permission to relocate several hundred. there is nothing more natural than an oyster in the sea. the team from yorkshirein the uk where you can actually get native and natural oysters and there are enough of them that we can take some and bring them back to this site to establish them. six hours and 200 miles later they arrive on the humber ready for their new home. i think it is fantastic. it is innovative and has not been done before. oysters are amazing and they improve water quality. it will create an ecosystem that we do not have. placed in facts and attached to metal frames they will be covered by the tide in a few hours and begin to feed again. this scheme is part of a bigger plan to give nature in this area more of a chance. this underwater robotic camera will eventually be used to monitor the sea bed in the hope that the oysters have encouraged other marine life into the area. a single aduu marine life into the area. a single adult oyster will filter 100 litres of water. if you have a big oyster reef and some i like the humber, it will have an impact on the clarity of the water in the humber, w

south west. looking at the satellite picture, a lot of clouds around, breaking up in some areas more than others. wales, yorkshirees likely. some spots creeping up degrees likely. some spots creeping up to 18, but where you have the clouds, it will stay miles. heading towards the end of the day, what time is the sun going to set? if you're in belfast, around 6:37pm, london, more like 6:13pm. once the sun does go down, clear sorts through the day, likely to fall back in with cloud. so predominantly, cloudy through the night, mr comic market and drizzly in places, particularly for hills and coast in the west. and nowhere is it going to bea the west. and nowhere is it going to be a cold at night. temperatures holding up nicely. so mild start tomorrow, cloudy for most of us, and on balance larger than today. the best chance of seeing brightness, parts of east wales, the west midlands. some across north east england as well, and always this rain plaguing north west scotland is. but even with less in a way of sunshine, still mild, up to 16 degrees. mild for many of us, wales and eastern scotland seen patches of low clo