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you are out in suffolk.le watching hamptons are the very end of long island. brian and i are in nassau county and you are in suffolk we are talking to voters all the time. everyone says the same thing. they want trump. they want more conservative values to be heard and listened to by our elected leaders. they are worried about crime. they are worried about the buses that have moved in. dropping off migrants and it's changing the landscape of all of long island. >> absolutely. when i ran, look, my opponent also ran on the working families line. part of their philosophy is defund the police, cashless bail, and clean slates for felons. that does not play well if you are trying to suppress crime. so, we were able to talk about that issue. there were grave concern and we are going to address those issues. we wish all the best. keep coming on fox and talking to us and giving advice to the republican party. god bless you. thank you so much for serving. >> thank you. have a great morning. >> ainsley: you too. still

here in suffolk temperatures were 15 degrees yesterday, but they are about eight degrees at least lowerion changing, essentially bringing down that colder air on a brisk north to north—westerly wind. we're getting that sort of wind direction because we've got higher pressure to the west where the winds are lighter, lower pressure to the east where the winds are much stronger, and that's where we're seeing the showers, rain showers driving down north sea coasts towards norfolk and also into suffolk. these are the temperatures actually as we head into the early evening, so falling away very quickly, but we've got those really strong winds still down those north sea coasts, so here it does feel even colder once again. those winds may ease and, away from here, the winds are going to fall lighter overnight. it looks like we should have clearer skies overnight away from northern parts of scotland, so that means it's going to get cold and get cold very quickly. we're likely to find the first widespread frost of the autumn away from those easternmost parts of the uk and away from northern scotl

you are the mp for west suffolk and we have | the mp for west suffolk and we have received evidence inthe paymaster general and ministerfor the you that you are the paymaster general and minister for the cabinet office from may 2015 to 2016 and then you served as secretary of state for health and social care from the 9th ofjuly 2018, when you took over from jeremy hunt mp, and you served in that post until the 26th ofjune 2021 when you resigned. that is right. 26th ofjune 2021 when you resigned. that is right-— that is right. thank you for the rovision that is right. thank you for the provision of — that is right. thank you for the provision of a _ that is right. thank you for the provision of a further _ that is right. thank you for the i provision of a further statement. you obviously provided a great deal of information in module one when you gave evidence and you were assisted by providing a lengthy statement, 176 pages, which you can see on the screen, and also a supplementary statement in which he responded to a number of additional areas in the inquiry. ijust want to put into pl

jeffries: suffolk county district was held by lee zeldin for the previous six to eight years. and so it was won by a republican. fascinating to me tells you the kind of position that my friends are on the other side. decisively winning ohio, decisively winning virginia, decisively winning kentucky, decisively winning in new jersey, decisively winning in pennsylvania, when seats were trending in the other direction in south brooklyn, flipped seats in rockyland county, new york 17, and despite all of that you hear about suffolk county, a seat that republicans have held for the last five terms. so do i think that that is in any way indicative of their prospects in november of 2024? it's a laughable prospect. it tells you how desperate they are. and all we're saying is the politics are going to be the politics. i think we have done a tremendous amount of momentum. but this should be a time and place to govern. we want to put people over politics. we want to deal with the child care issues that exist in america right now. we want to deal with making sure that the affordability, con

, _ generation nuclear power station in suffolk, a _ generation nuclear power station in suffolk, a £20ronment, and yet it's being held up on the courts on account— it's being held up on the courts on account of— it's being held up on the courts on account of a — it's being held up on the courts on account of a failure to assess the environmental impact. i could go on and on _ environmental impact. i could go on and on and — environmental impact. i could go on and on and on. the examples are countless — and on and on. the examples are countless. but as a country we can't afford _ countless. but as a country we can't afford to — countless. but as a country we can't afford to go _ countless. but as a country we can't afford to go on, not like this, because _ afford to go on, not like this, because the challenges this inertia creates— because the challenges this inertia creates for business and communities like yours. _ creates for business and communities like yours, they are enormous. it's why our— like yours, they are enormous. it's why our roads are so congested compared — why our road

a big drop in temperatures in suffolk where yesterday it was about 15. today those separators are at least 8 degrees lower. it isn't because we have changed the wind direction, this north and we get that wind direction blonde and go there because we have higher pressure out towards the west where the winds are bit lighter and lower pressure towards the east where the winds are surgery stronger and that is where we are seeing a book of the towers. this is what seeing with a pursuers. so in northern scotland, driving closer there's no seekers. the cloud continues to break up towards the south—west, wales and northern ireland. the showers by the most places will enjoy lots of sunshine but it will be a lot colder. temperature is widely only getting up temperature is widely only getting up to around six or seven. there is that gold went down these north sea coasts and so here in particular it does feel much colder. that wind will continue to blow in one or two showers into the night. more cloud across northern parts of scotland but away from these areas we wi

and suffolk garza, the world health organization says thousands of people, a kindly seeking shelter inside the compound stitching up a headwind by the light of a mobile phone. doctors and hospitals and news and gaza struggling to save patients. here too, at the i'll, she, for hospital, they are running out to few water and medical supplies and a vulnerable to the ongoing is really strikes in the area was with the, the last examiners to both with allies. you did is another private, over sensitive cost with that was thought to get the data today until the 24th. we said this in the sense that it hasn't been difficult to do with kids to go like that as low service for the video to. busy vision and dental, often area israel denies targeting civilians and says that this for to just pre students ministry provided the al, she for hospital with 300 lead to the fuel for its generators. but that it was rejected by him us we offered actually last night to give them enough fuel to operate the hospital operate incubators and so on because we have, we obviously know the value with the patients always civ

those pictures and suffolk.s how they described it. pictures filmed in somerset, it is clear that the ground simply cannot absorb any more water, creating lakes in the fields. just a few of the pictures from around the country as it's been affected and battered by that storm. here in the uk, the first global summit on al safety is drawing to a close — after a group of political and tech leaders came to bletchley park, to talk about the potential dangers posed by artificial intelligence. the gathering has already agreed there's a need for co—ordinated international action — today it's been looking at ways of dealing with what the tech entrepreneur elon musk descibed as an 'existential risk�* to humanity. live now to lewis vaughanjones who is at bletchley park. please take us through what has been agreed. thank you, significant and concrete agreement being touted by the prime minister rishi sunak welcome, no stranger to being on the cutting edge of technology. this welcome, no stranger to being on the cutting edge

around the country but it feels different in different parts of the country, this picture taken in suffolknd in the sunshine and temperatures of 1a degrees, it's mild. we are getting more sunshine across scotland and some showers as well but if anything in scotland temperatures are dropping through the afternoon. it's getting colder here. and these are the sort of temperatures we are looking at this afternoon, north south across uk, you can see the contrast, it's mild generally across england and wales, typical temperatures 13, but for all of us tomorrow the temperatures are going to be lower. in the mild air today we have a westerly wind but it's going to be replaced by a north and north westerly wind tonight and tomorrow, colderairsweeping southwards behind that when the front there. that weather front at the moment is bringing this cloud southwards across northern england and northern ireland. that will continue southwards overnight. there's not much rain on it. we get more broken cloud, the cold air, the showers in scotland turn wintry to lower levels and it could be quite stormy in sh

north sea coasts, where there still could be the odd shower, particularly heading towards norfolk and suffolkt going to be as windy. elsewhere, a lot of dry weather, a lot of sunshine around as well. a sunnier day likely on saturday than we saw on friday. but after a frosty start, temperatures are going to be slow to rise and probably sitting at five or six degrees for large parts of the uk. second half of the weekend, i mentioned more cloud. it's going to come in from this weather system here, this low pressure pushing these weather fronts very slowly in from the atlantic, bringing more clouds into northern ireland, some patchy rain as well. and that will head into the southwest of scotland over the irish sea as well. ahead of that, though, it's likely to be dry and after a frosty start, we've got that cloud coming over. so even though the winds are light, it is going to feel cold once again with the best of the sunshine probably across north eastern parts of scotland. and those temperatures again, only five or six degrees. so it's really quite a chilly weekend on the way. we do have that ar

. >> bill: huntington is in suffolk county. a democrat there where the gentleman is right now flipping the seat from blue to red. they only have an election for executive every ten years. republican won. they hold a lock on long island. they control both counties, nasa and suffolk as well as the d.a. all four congressional seats. when we mention that go back to the mid-terms of last year talking about the red wave. they did get enough seats to flip the house and that's the reason why you see hearings every day on the border, on anti-semitism in college classes. it's only a four seat majority. republicans want more. but still it is a majority. a lot of those seats on the suburbs of new york city are the reason why they have that majority. >> dana: the democrats are trying to redistrict again in new york state and we're waiting to hear from a court about what that will look like. it sounds in the weeds. it matters because the balance of power in congress is so tight that those four seats could make all the difference. >> bill: so

the mucus membranes don't produce enough protective mucus or a gastric juice frequently and steve suffolk. and even though it's main task is to breakdown suit, the stomach is a very sensitive organ. it communicates with the brain via the voc estimate. that's how we know when we're hungry for example. but what pre occupies our brain also has an effect on the stomach. be it stress, worry, own lives. strongly emotions i felt above all by all got the worried about a quiz or an exam nervous about traveling or excited before a wedding. some events can really upset your stomach. it doesn't like stress. but how come exactly and what can you do about it? on a carina is a medical student. when exam time rolls around at the end of the semester, she always gets dress down and that affects her digestion. it's been the good, incredibly queasy and i feel nauseous and can't swallow a bite to kind of ahead of my exams. my boyfriend kept trying to feed me cereal, and most of them usually i kept running to the bathroom because i saw i can't keep it down as best as comes. miss pamela has. the phenomenon is f

ourfirst different in different parts of the country, our first weather watcher picture was taken in suffolkre getting more sunshine today. but here, it is getting colder through the afternoon, temperatures round eight degrees in perth. and you can see the temperature contrast that we have north south across the uk, generally it is mild across england and wales, with temperatures typically round 13 but for all of us tomorrow, it is going to be colder, the temperatures are going to be dropping, instead of this westerly wind that most of us are seeing today, we will replace it with more of a north or north—westerly wind, and that is going to drag down the colder weather overnight and into tomorrow, the colder air coming in behind that weather front there, and this is where the weather front is this is where the weather front is this evening, there is not much rain on it at all, that sinks down to the south—west, clear skies follow, and a few showers into scotland and those will turn wintry, it could be stormy in shetland as well. frost wise, overnight it will be coldest i think in scotland and

so you who is new to the suffolk, defective law, extend model, which was a law whose role would you mean? was that the difficult people to sort of use it as you need to move to assist in these? i've asked with dr. nick movies at all. americans, you know that there, but economic politically, they don't ever believe they have to repeat that. that because as long as the dollar is the world's reserve currency, they can continue to, you know, they call it a quantitative easing. right? money, printer, gober, right. and they believe that, that thinking to you and definitely this could have been a week that kind of stuff. catastrophic deval default happens pretty millions of people's jobs. jeffrey who's terry preventative default. and our historic recovery continues based into his old voice and he said they'd up and got to me for the, for a portion of basket. and i've known this daniels to love unit, and it's doing the simple manual very eyes. nobody. i mean, you must deal with the medical stuff to know adult because the shop beer with becca at the golf, shift from adult on the federalist that i

as strong down those north sea coast, but still the threat of the odd shower, particularly towards suffolkld day. temperatures typically in the afternoon, only 5—6 degrees. now, i mentioned some changes for the second half of the weekend. and that's coming about because this area of low pressure is slowly pushing these weather fronts in from the atlantic. and that means more cloud and some patchy rain arriving across northern ireland, moving over the irish sea and into the southwest of scotland as well. elsewhere, though, it should be a dry day, but of course we've got more cloud coming in over that cold and frosty start. so even though the winds are light and we have the cloud around, it is going to feel cold away from that rain in the west. temperatures again, 5—6 degrees. so a chilly old weekend. quick word on the early part of next week. we do see some rain arriving overnight into monday. that clears away, and it's going to stay cold. hello, i'm rajini vaidyanathan. you're watching the context on bbc news. this is a process that is, you know, we know some of the details, but it is also

showers, still wintry, will be in northern scotland, running down the north sea coast into norfolk and suffolkhile. but away from the showers there is a lot of dry weather around and sunshine. but it is colder tomorrow, even though the wins will make those temperatures no better than 2 degrees in glasgow. overhead and into thursday that area of low pressure still looks like it will track to the south of us and take a lot of snow into central parts of europe. we will see some rain in the english channel. if there is any snow it is a low risk over dartmoor. otherwise we are still in cold air and with a lot of dry weather and sunshine with a few showers in the north—west and down the north sea coasts. the temperature is not changing a great deal, called at three to 5 degrees. that is colder thanit three to 5 degrees. that is colder than it should be at this time of the year. this is the temperature anomaly chart, covered in blue pretty much. in large parts of europe it is pretty cold as well and there is no there as well. as far as there is no there as well. as far as the uk is concerned, there i

our first weather watcher picture was taken in suffolk, and here it feels mild, temperatures around aboutough the afternoon, temperatures around eight degrees in perth. and you can see the temperature contrast that we've got north—south across the uk, generally it is mild across england and wales, with temperatures typically around 13 degrees, but for all of us tomorrow, it is going to be colder, instead of this westerly wind that most of us are seeing today, we're going to replace it with more of a north or north—westerly wind, and that is going to drag down the colder weather overnight and into tomorrow, the colder air coming in behind that weather front there. and this is where the weather front is this evening. weather front there. and this is where the weather front is this evening. there's not much rain on it at all — that sinks down to the south—west, clear skies follow, and a few showers into scotland, and those will turn wintry even to lower levels. it could be quite stormy in shetland as well. frost—wise, overnight, it's going to be coldest, i think, in scotland and the far nort

north sea coasts, where there still could be the odd shower, particularly heading towards norfolk and suffolks not going to be as windy. elsewhere, a lot of dry weather, a lot of sunshine around as well. a sunnier day likely on saturday than we saw on friday. but after a frosty start, temperatures are going to be slow to rise and probably sitting at five or six degrees for large parts of the uk. second half of the weekend, i mentioned more cloud. it's going to come in from this weather system here, this low pressure pushing these weather fronts very slowly in from the atlantic, bringing more clouds into northern ireland, some patchy rain as well. and that will head into the southwest of scotland over the irish sea as well. ahead of that, though, it's likely to be dry and after a frosty start, we've got that cloud coming over. so even though the winds are light, it is going to feel cold once again with the best of the sunshine probably across north eastern parts of scotland. and those temperatures again, only five or six degrees. so it's really quite a chilly weekend on the way. we do have tha

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strong down enough sea coasts, but still the threat of the art shower, particularly down towards suffolk changes in the second half of the weekend because of this low pressure pushing these weather fronts in from the atlantic. that means more cloud and some patchy rain arriving across northern ireland, moving over the irish sea and into the south—west of scotland as well. elsewhere, a dry day, but of course more coming in over the cold and frosty start. even though winds are light and we have the cloud, it will feel cold. away from the rain in the west, temperatures five or 6 degrees. a quick word on the early part of next week, rain arriving overnight into monday, that clears away and it'll stake. —— it will stay cold. hello, i'm rajini vaidyanathan. you're watching the context on bbc news. pistorius is due to be released from prison injanuary, on parole, 11 years after he murdered his girlfriend. —— oscar pistorius. the ceasefire has been in place for more than 15 hours, now, and so far, it appears to be holding. there have been no reports of bombings or rocket attacks, but israel and

i'm so terrible, terrible gets a suffolk, i'd say you may say it in a situation like of medicine and hospitals the, the of it. so it is absolutely essential, absolutely central to have a flow of humanity and they need to go. so that's corresponds to the metric needs of the population, the spicy and the world health organization in science as a high risk of disease in gaza. hold on 33000 cases of diarrhea have been reported . most of them are among children under the age of 5. a damaged health facility is on the lack of medicines. i made it nearly impossible to maintain basic disease prevention when with gauze as hospital stretched beyond capacity, caring for premature babies has become an almost impossible task out 0. it has been inside nevada hospital in han, eunice, but doctors are fighting to say babies born into war for which islands has the story. these are the infants that shouldn't be here? no, yes. at least they all the pre to babies. they've gone so they've prematurely entered a well that's taking the lives of even the strongest around them. so what chance for these so fragi

just so i've housed off from suffolk since the conflict started. well enough, know this, i'm up to now more than 200 personnel of the ministry of health and medical staff have been killed. these really occupation doesn't even let us treat the injured sick, the elderly and the babies and the incubators. the occupation continues on to turn, to commit heinous crimes against the health facilities and our crews coming back, they say a people have been killed in the another. i d f, a type on friday. and tom, this is a residential area of the new city, a refugee camp in central garza, and that's according to reports, photos, a search through the records and that we heard from survivors who shed the stories of the last nights of rock is telling us there was a lot of dust and everything in the house was destroyed and we so hit and the felt brooks folding in my head, i fall to the ground and rocks fell on my head. they pulled me out of the rubble of life. every was then dressed. there was no safe place, no where even the beach, it's not safe. there is no saf

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our first weather watcher picture was taken in suffolk, and here it feels mild, temperatures around abouton, temperatures around eight degrees in perth. and you can see the temperature contrast that we've got north—south across the uk, generally it is mild across england and wales, with temperatures typically north—south across the uk. generally, it's mild across england and wales, with temperatures typically around 13 degrees, but for all of us tomorrow, it is going to be colder, those temperatures are going to be dropping. instead of this westerly wind that most of us are seeing today, we're going to replace it with more of a north or north—westerly wind, and that is going to drag down the colder weather overnight and into tomorrow, the colder air coming in behind that weather front there. and this is where the weather front is this evening. there's not much rain on it at all — that sinks down to the south—west. clear skies follow, and a few showers into scotland, and those will turn wintry even to lower levels. could be quite stormy in shetland as well. frost—wise overnight, it's going

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there will also be some showers starting to come in across parts of suffolk .ome sleepiness within this as well. but for many of us, will be a dry day with us, it will be a dry day with some winter sunshine. but temperatures still really struggling. 2 or degrees at struggling. 2 or 3 degrees at best in many places. and then saturday is going to start on a very cold note. we could be down as low as minus double digits. some crisp sunshine be had, some crisp sunshine to be had, mostly across north eastern areas. time with showers areas. this time with showers moving in from the west. areas. this time with showers moving in from the west . these moving in from the west. these showers could fall as snow over the high ground of wales and potentially across central areas as well. things turn as well. but things turn somewhat less cold early next week . week. >> that warm feeling inside from boxed boilers as sponsors of weather on . gb news away. >> good evening and welcome to patrick christys tonight. >> i don't know . >> i don't know. >> i don't know. >> we don't kn

we could see some of suffolk. we could see some sleepiness within this as well.with some winter sunshine. but temperatures still really struggling , 2 or really struggling, 2 or 3 degrees at best in many places as and then saturday is going to start a very cold note . we start on a very cold note. we could be down as low as minus double digits. crisp double digits. some crisp sunshine to be had mostly across northeastern areas, this time with showers moving in from the west. these showers could fall as over the high ground of as snow over the high ground of wales and potentially across central areas as well. but things turn somewhat less cold early next week . early next week. >> that warm feeling inside from boxed boilers sponsor hours of weather on . gb news. >> good evening and welcome to farage with me camilla tominey. my final night presenting the show. i've thoroughly enjoyed it.thank show. i've thoroughly enjoyed it. thank for your company it. thank you for your company again indeed all again tonight and indeed all week. are we going be week. what are we g

most of all for your crime, because in this war is the ukraine. ukraine, people suffered suffolk, the most hundreds of thousands of them killed countries. been devastated? yeah, definitely treat assistance as an independence of insight is a, is a, is a psych i hope that it will be possible to find the way to some conversely far piece of group. but, but, but up obviously that's just a hope. i mean being realistic about it. the challenge is all that stuff that actually won't happen now, or despite the fact that they are at the most suffering side, the premiums are still proclaiming their desire to fight indefinitely. but i think there have been some indicators, including an increasing number of publications in american policies are popular price that washington is sort of tending the ground for some kind. as you said, some kind of receipts far that's would suspend the violence. but without addressing the major disagreements at the core of these conflict, the disagreements over security between the russian, the west. do you think that's, will me that'll do it 3, and do you think that wou

as strong down those north sea coast, but still the threat of the odd shower, particularly towards suffolke weekend. and that's coming about because this area of low pressure is slowly pushing these weather fronts in from the atlantic. and that means more cloud and some patchy rain arriving across northern ireland, moving over the irish sea and into the southwest of scotland as well. elsewhere, though, it should be a dry day, but of course we've got more cloud coming in over that cold and frosty start. so even though the winds are light and we have the cloud around, it is going to feel cold away from that rain in the west. temperatures again, 5—6 degrees. so a chilly old weekend. quick word on the early part of next week. we do see some rain arriving overnight into monday. that clears away, and it's going to stay cold. hello, i'm rajini vaidyanathan. you're watching the context on bbc news. welcome to the programme, on what's been a dramatic and hugely significant day in the war between israel and hamas. for the next four days the fighting in gaza has paused as a temporary ceasefire kicks

our first weather watcher picture was taken in suffolk, and here it feels mild, temperatures around abouth. and you can see the temperature contrast that we have north—south across the uk, generally it is mild across england and wales, with temperatures typically around 13, but for all of us tomorrow it is going to be colder, those temperatures are going to be dropping. instead of this westerly wind that most of us are seeing today, we will replace it with more of a north or north—westerly wind, and that is going to drag down the colder weather overnight and into tomorrow, the colder air coming in behind that weather front there. and this is where the weather front is this evening. there is not much rain on it at all, that sinks down to the south—west, clear skies follow, and a few showers into scotland, and those will turn wintry even to lower levels. it could be quite stormy in shetland as well. frost—wise, overnight it will be coldest, i think, in scotland and the far north of england, enough cloud elsewhere to keep the temperatures a few degrees above freezing. the cloud we have got i

this was taken in suffolk and it feels mild. temperatures around 14 degrees in the afternoon.afternoon and around 8 degrees in perth. you can see the temperature contrast north—south across the uk. generally it is miles across the uk and wales with 13 degrees. but tomorrow for all of us it will be colder and those temperatures will be dropping. instead of this westerly wind that most of us are seeing today, we will replace it with more of a north or north—westerly wind and that is going to drag down the colder weather overnight and into tomorrow. the colder air coming in behind the weather front. the colder air coming in behind the weatherfront. this is where the colder air coming in behind the weather front. this is where the weather front. this is where the weather front. this is where the weather front is this evening, not much rain on it at all and it sinks down towards the south—west. clear skies follow and a few showers into scotland and those turn wintry into lower levels and it could be quite stormy in shetland as well. overnight, it will be coldest in scotland and the

strong down those north sea coasts, but still the threat of the odd shower, particularly towards suffolkn, only 5—6 degrees. now, i mentioned some changes for the second half of the weekend. and that's coming about because this area of low pressure is slowly pushing these weather fronts in from the atlantic. and that means more cloud and some patchy rain arriving across northern ireland, moving over the irish sea and into the south—west of scotland as well. elsewhere, though, it should be a dry day, but of course we've got more cloud coming in over that cold and frosty start. so even though the winds are light and we have the cloud around, it is going to feel cold away from that rain in the west. temperatures again, 5—6 degrees. so a chilly old weekend. quick word on the early part of next week. we do see some rain arriving overnight into monday. that clears away, and it's going to stay cold. live from london. this is bbc news 24 hostages are out of gaza and back in israel to be reunited with theirfamilies. they include ten thai citizens and one filippino among the freed hostages elderly

our first weather watcher picture was taken in suffolk, and here it feels mild, temperatures around aboutcelsius in perth. and you can see the temperature contrast that we've got north—south across the uk. generally, it's mild across england and wales, with temperatures typically around 13 celsius, but for all of us tomorrow, it is going to be colder, those temperatures are going to be dropping. instead of this westerly wind that most of us are seeing today, we're going to replace it with more of a north or north—westerly wind, and that's going to drag down the colder weather overnight and into tomorrow, the colder air coming in behind that weather front there. and this is where the weather front is this evening. there's not much rain on it at all — that sinks down to the south—west. clear skies follow, and a few showers into scotland, and those will turn wintry even to lower levels. could be quite stormy in shetland as well. frost—wise overnight, it's going to be coldest, i think, in scotland and the far north of england, enough cloud elsewhere to keep those temperatures a few degrees ab

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strong down those north sea coasts, but still the threat of the odd shower, particularly towards suffolk second half of the weekend. and that's coming about because this area of low pressure is slowly pushing these weather fronts in from the atlantic. and that means more cloud and some patchy rain arriving across northern ireland, moving over the irish sea and into the south—west of scotland as well. elsewhere, though, it should be a dry day, but of course we've got more cloud coming in over that cold and frosty start. so even though the winds are light and we have the cloud around, it is going to feel cold away from that rain in the west. temperatures again, 5—6 degrees. so a chilly old weekend. quick word on the early part of next week. we do see some rain arriving overnight into monday. that clears away, and it's going to stay cold. at six, we're live in tel aviv, as a number of israeli hostages have tonight been released by hamas. free at last, they left gaza in the last few hours, crossing the border into egypt. and in the west bank, several palestinian prisoners have been released

our first weather watcher picture was taken in suffolk, and here it feels mild, temperatures around aboutyou can see the temperature contrast that we have north—south across the uk, generally it is mild across england and wales, with temperatures typically around 13, but for all of us tomorrow it is going to be colder, those temperatures are going to be dropping. instead of this westerly wind that most of us are seeing today, we will replace it with more of a north or north—westerly wind, and that is going to drag down the colder weather overnight and into tomorrow, the colder air coming in behind that weather front there. and this is where the weather front is this evening. there is not much rain on it at all, that sinks down to the south—west, clear skies follow, and a few showers into scotland, and those will turn wintry even to lower levels. it could be quite stormy in shetland as well. frost—wise, overnight it will be coldest, i think, in scotland and the far north of england, enough cloud elsewhere to keep the temperatures a few degrees above freezing. the cloud we have got in north