so nika, leyden, avoid the sun, lie in the sun, enjoy the sun waving a sun, hunt and always fit in the shade. don't let the children play in the blazing sun is not valid or not even lawful. and by the way, there's no such thing as healthy channing. every time you gave it a tear, not just a sunburn, but tanning that is a reaction of the skin to excessive sun. sunscreen also helps white wrinkles and aged spots. it prevents what no anti aging cream can undo. so remember using of sunscreen and reapplied every 2 hours disposed of sun's green after 6 months and avoid direct sunlight if possible with and if he wants to know exactly how high the u. v levels are in your area, there were apps that will tell you the u. v. index. the w h o has just released its own up the covers all regions of the world. it gives advice to but strange as it sounds, uv radiation can also be beneficial to our health in certain cases. in fact, doctors can even use it as a skin treatment. yeah, the dosage is what makes something dangerous or not if that goes for u. v. a and u. v. b radiation, 2 of them have a police g

so nikolai and avoid the sun lie in the sun, enjoy the sun waving a sun hunt and always fit in the shade. don't let the children play in the blazing sun is not valid or not even lawful. and by the way, there's no such thing as healthy channing. every time you get a tear, not just a sunburn, but tanning that is a reaction of the skin to excessive song. sunscreen also helps white wrinkles and aged spots. it prevents what no anti aging cream can undo. so remember using of sunscreen and reapplied every 2 hours, dispose of sunscreen after 6 months, and avoid direct sunlight if possible with and if he wants to know exactly how high the u. v levels are in your area, there were apps that will tell you the u. v. index. the w h o has just released its own up that covers all regions of the world. it gives advice to that's strange as it sounds uv. radiation can also be beneficial to our health in certain cases. in fact, doctors can even use it as a skin treatment. yeah, the dosage is what makes something dangerous or not if that goes for u v a and b u v b radiation, 2 of them have a police. sca is a

it revealed that light, the moon and the sun. the spheres we called planets were closer to us than the most distant stars. ah. the fact that they close, at least in astronomical terms, is one reason why some of the other planets in our solar system of visible from the earth's surface 5, a bright enough to see with the naked eye, our closest neighbors, mercury, venus, and mars. and the more distant gas giants, jupiter and satin, all sun, like all the stars, is a vast ball of gas slowly collapsing under its own gravity. the enormous temperature and pressure caused the lighter elements in it to begin fusing together into heavier ones. releasing energy, some of it as light. so stars produce their own light. us and the other planets in our solar system on the other hand, don't generate gravitational fields strong enough to cause them to collapse and begin nuclear fusion. so they don't produce their own right. they only reflect the light of the sun, but the other planets is so much closer to earth than the distant stars that they seem

good evening sing a song let's sing along sun song that i protective spielberg be afraid of the wolfow i drink there is this fucking henry of ukraine! every race has already been sorted out good evening we are from ukraine how will times change so we will meet at the metro station once my very first performance after the star factory took place here in the transition from above and this is how the circumstances are that today we are holding this concert in a bomb shelter, it is very sad on the one hand, but i am very proud of each of you for not losing faith. i want to thank every fighter , every person, every volunteer, everyone who is part of the defense of our country thank you very much yes the next song a-ah it was written quite a long time ago so if you have flashes on your mobile phones turn them on and raise them up let's make a starry sky here everyone-everyone that's all everyone's gone the phones don't sleep and again in my eyes only the stone sky, the night hurts, i can't be without you, tears bring me, our chosen ones are flowing, my tired heart is forever disappearing,

but the planets all that around the sun at very different speeds. so this kind of a planetary conjunction is a rare event. in late june 20, 225 celestial bodies aligned in a kind of planetary parade across the heavens. sashon mos jupiter and venus will still be visible for a few more weeks. a string of cough lined up along the horizon. cuz i gabriel asa from columbia had a question about that. why did the planets we see in the night sky, shine like stars even to the naked eye? a few of the small dots of light up in the firmament, standout, while most of them keep a constant distance to each other, a selected few move in relation to the rest. the ancient greeks called them the aesthetic planet tie or wandering stars. they noticed the light from the wanderers was all so different than that from the more fixed points. they didn't twinkle, but shone with a steadier gleam. but the mystery only began to really unravel with the invention of the telescope. it revealed that like the moon and the sun, the spheres we called planets were closer to us than the m

but the planets orbit around the sun at very different speeds. so this kind of a planetary conjunction is a rare event. in late june 2022, 5 celestial bodies aligned in a kind of planetary parade across the heavens. satin mos jupiter and venus will still be visible for a few more weeks. a string of puff lined up along the horizon. close i, gabriel asa from columbia had a question about that. why to the planets we see in the night sky, shine like stars even to the naked eye. a few of the small ducks of light up in the firmament, standout, while most of them keep a constant distance to each other. a selected few move in relation to the rest. the ancient greeks called them the aesthetic planet tie or wanderings. ah, they noticed the light from the wanderers was all so different than that from the more fixed points. they didn't twinkle, but shone with a steadier gleam. but the mystery only began to really unravel with the invention of the telescope. it revealed that like the moon and the sun, the spheres we called planets were closer to us than the m

they will have — sun or else they will buckle. they will have to — sun or else they will buckle.ry slowly. many trains are being cancelled and children— trains are being cancelled and children have been told they can go to school— children have been told they can go to school in— children have been told they can go to school in pe kits because it is going _ to school in pe kits because it is going to — to school in pe kits because it is going to he _ to school in pe kits because it is going to be so hot. we are very much in the _ going to be so hot. we are very much in the area _ going to be so hot. we are very much in the area that even ten years ago we would _ in the area that even ten years ago we would have thought of a sci—fi and now — we would have thought of a sci—fi and now it — we would have thought of a sci—fi and now it is turning into reality and now it is turning into reality and for— and now it is turning into reality and for me _ and now it is turning into reality and for me and my children, and one day my— and for me and my children, and one day my grandchildren,

the sun!have you been coming down for today? the sun! i like - cool down. what have you been coming down for today? the sun! i like it - down for today? the sun! i like it when it is — down for today? the sun! i like it when it is sunny _ down for today? the sun! i like it when it is sunny in _ down for today? the sun! i like it when it is sunny in the _ down for today? the sun! i like it when it is sunny in the leather, i when it is sunny in the leather, because — when it is sunny in the leather, because the _ when it is sunny in the leather, because the weather— when it is sunny in the leather, because the weather is - when it is sunny in the leather, because the weather is really. when it is sunny in the leather, - because the weather is really nice. what _ because the weather is really nice. what you _ because the weather is really nice. what you need _ because the weather is really nice. what you need to _ because the weather is really nice. what you need to remember? - because the weathe

lots of sun cream.of reading. to hopefully give us some more advice about how we can best get through this week. what other tips do you have? 50. through this week. what other tips do you have?— through this week. what other tips do you have? so, i think the report was pretty — do you have? so, i think the report was pretty good. — do you have? so, i think the report was pretty good, but _ do you have? so, i think the report was pretty good, but i _ do you have? so, i think the report was pretty good, but i think - do you have? so, i think the report was pretty good, but i think it - was pretty good, but i think it is very important to keep your house cool very important to keep your house cool. promote ventilation in your house, make sure that the air is getting through. if you're in a block of flats, open the front door if you feel like it, and drinking lots of water and replenish the salts as well, so drinking squash, tea, anything like that is great. and staying out of the sun, but also if you're co

we make the return to sun valley in a few moments.uch more ahead from new york and idaho, this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: let's get back now to the sun valley conference in idaho, where many of the world's top business leaders are gathered to talk deals. we have a special guest, ed. eddie: we do. in the conversation in and around sun valley is around the big-picture, about inflation, recession, private, public markets, startups, venture capitalists. i am delighted to be joined by kevin hart, general partner and cofounder of eventbrite. explain where we are in the world right now. kevin: you know what warden would say about an entrepreneur in the -- what one would say about an entrepreneur or investor, i important enough to have been through a few cycles of up and downs. i think we are really in the beginning act of this process. with the fed stimulus and the action taken in march of 2020, we kind of delayed and pushed out and amplified what is happening now, and that is a very dire outlook on the economy over the coming years. eddie: l

so will there be sun or not?here will be sauces, they will sit down the car, we will sit and talk. the pasta was hard to lift. yes, everywhere people live , you have a star, share your sign. well, we will return to the family later, and now we will consolidate the material covered and look at it in practice. how did you learn to swaddle your baby? yes, we take our baby, neatly under the head of our stepochka dog. how pretty. well, my little one will swaddle. well, well, oh, what a wonderful boy, we applaud the little steps? excellent. well, who is the most courageous? man come here, young man, come, come here. come out, come in here, take a diaper. here you are, yes, we do everything neatly and neatly. smoothly neatly do not rush to take the baby anywhere, carefully take it under the head. yes, so so good, put it down, neatly well, diapers, gently press the handle . yes, it is very good that the child does not hurt himself. yes, we accidentally remember this, but we press it into the other handle so we take it ca

this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: back to sun valley.k spoke to the ceo of sofi. >> it's a year that is atypical from the standpoint that equity values have come down. inflation is on the rise. you also have an uncertain marketplace. it's much more a year about partnerships and new partnerships that get extended as well as finding new partners. there has never been a time like this in the last 30 years. we have had so many conflating factors. >> what is the investor tone? you yourself had 60% decline in sofi, but so have many of the players. you were doing acquisitions yourself. how do you nag -- navigate that turmoil given that you have recently decided to go public? >> we are sticking to our strategy. we have found ray success over the last three years despite the fact that the student loan business has been negatively impacted. we have been able to grow 50% last year and we will grow 50% again this year. we will increase our profitability from 30 million 200 million. right now, it's hard for investors to see out be on the next six to

it looks like if the sun keeps up, you will have to do that as well.ou think about the tech and media elite gathering, a different tone. a year ago netflix could do no wrong. these days questions around the road ahead. along with the recessionary risk. are you getting the sense on how that might influence the kinds of deal or talks that come out of the gathering like sun valley? sonali: even though valuations have been depressed i would point out there have been whips on equity markets that make it hard to do deals. there is turmoil in the market but they have a robust footprint. now they have to figure out how to make that work for them rather than adding on additional large assets. we have already seen big deals this year. allen and company, which throws this, usually you see a lot of media deals. there are a lot of interesting entrepreneurs here outside the scope of that. we will speak later on to west eden, we will talk about energy. i will also say partnerships. the ceo of the firm of walmart. the ceo of nasdaq, coinbase, but those are companies y

completely made up, leaked to the sun newspaper and thejudge said made up, leaked to the sun newspaper she believes that rebekah vardy and caroline what did those leaks. it is interesting when you look at what the judge is saying, it was a very lengthy judgment and we are still working our way through it, but when talking about rebekah vardy, she says her evidence was not credible. contrast that with the rooney is gave honest and reliable evidence. rebekah vardy could appeal, it will be interesting to see if she's had enough or she will fight back.— will fight back. colin paterson, thank you _ will fight back. colin paterson, thank you very _ will fight back. colin paterson, thank you very much _ will fight back. colin paterson, thank you very much at - will fight back. colin paterson, thank you very much at the - will fight back. colin paterson, i thank you very much at the high court. two people have been arrested in connection with the death of a nine—year—old girl after a suspected stabbing in lincolnshire. police launched a murder investigation following the incident in boston las

so when the sun goes down, just son that goes on. and that's like i have, everyone has his personal relation with the sun, but it's also like that it the fact that it's powering object and his light is super, super fascinating. murray and fun album works out of this studio in amsterdam. she collaborates were scientists to create objects with a double function. they promote energy efficiency, such as this table, which is also a docking station. it captures daylight and at it you can plug your phone or light or you can charge your devices from this. one of her bigger projects was for the dubai expo 2020. she created the colorful solar panels for the dutch pavilion. the solar roof provided power for the pavilion and also allowed in enough sunlight for the plant. marian's design show how diverse solar panels can be. these are organic photovoltaics, which is like a printed on pets, and they don't use any like very heavy at all, which is battery environments and they are completely circular. so they're super light waves has kind of like a

the climate of egypt is ideal for strawberries, the sun fries.need modern greenhouses and special expensive lamps. and there is almost no use of technology here. mostly manual labor. very cheap manual labor. therefore, at retail in the local market for a kilo of berries they ask for two dollars, that is, a little more than 100 rubles. and expensive wholesale foreign. buyers are sold at half the price, because merchants stock up on strawberries not only for resale, but also for processing into nectars, jams and even into a native russian dessert creation in egypt strawberry. e, quite low in price due to low cost, because all the resources necessary for growing strawberries are available and there is a developed infrastructure for the production of quick frozen berries. and even now, when foreign strawberries regularly get stuck here and there on the way to russia, when suppliers, due to instability, demand to pay in advance for all the goods at once, and not in parts, as it is it used to be when russian sellers jumped five times the price tags for

that's how the sun hit the eyes step by step.or konovalov and i will figure out what happens when the sun shines on our eyes. michael himself is trying to defend himself from here. is there a pupillary reflex that the pupil gives us? this is the diaphragm. uh-huh it 's the diaphragm that regulates the amount of hit. light inside the eyes we all know, yeah we all know perfectly well that when the light is bright, here i am for you, let's say, it's pupillary. reflex , that is, when the light is bright, it becomes small, and when at dusk it expands? yes , this is the pupillary reflex. this is a normal reflex of the body that regulates the ingress of light, and this is not accidental. of course, because there is no friend of the eye , the enemy is fierce. well, practically. well, because ultraviolet . here, i want to start now with that structures. which, in fact, is the main task, in general, the main structure of the eye, which, in general , determines the visual acuity that we have to examine, we are a small part of the retina cal

so the sun's rays affect our skin.ave eaten some product, then it accumulates in the skin. well , not he himself is his metabolite. and this product, the interaction with the sun's rays, causes a burn. that's what the essence is not enough, that dna is damaged and the risks increase sharply, just figs act in a way for melanoma skin cancer. this was seen two centuries ago when the people who worked on well , let's call it plantations, figs. they saw that they had sunburns and burned much more often because, well, how they harvest. they eat it eating a lot and the next such product. it's just fennel, that is, indeed. most contained in these two products, they increase our sensitivity, as if from the inside, and the other situation with citrus celery and parsley. here is where the situation arises. what if substances, such as grapefruit juice or celery root juice, gets on our skin, then our cells become more excited and that very usual dose of solar radiation. most often , it is contact in the place where there was contac

summer is all about sun and relaxation. how to make yourself work get up earlier advice from the presenter ekaterina gorbarenko, researcher at the faculty of geology of moscow state university. so more likely to catch good weather, the proof of the tape from the heliograph is clear. the clock lens focuses on it. the beam remains burning through the morning hours. we had sunshine. but in the second half of the day the clouds parted so much that it was overcast, we also noticed that by lunchtime the sun often hides. in the daily course of the clouds, they are cool at night, and in the morning the surface of the earth begins to warm up, the steam rises up and turns into a cloud, large cumulus clouds that can turn into rain clouds, so we want the sun, set the alarm for six o'clock and for a walk for vitamin d and serotonin, this cocktail charges you for the whole day. we are going to work positively, preferably without changing the dress to a formal suit advice number two in this moscow office dress code is summer you are in a

um sun, this is a solar eclipse. this is a lunar activist and finally we have the planet the planets as they exist and here is a kind of a great philosophical. that are through c clarke asked in the mid 70s, he was a quite a well-known american fiction writer fiction science fiction writer. he visited he visited athens. he went to the to the museum. he saw the fragments of the indicator mechanism. hey just like me. i mean other people she wondered he said look. suppose the greeks can continue to continue with that kind of tradition of advanced science technology. what would have happened? and of course he answered his own course, you could conclusion. he answered his own question by saying maybe by now not only who would have gone to the moon, but we would have reached the latest the nearest stars to which i agree. of course, that's probably true, but i would add that if the greeks had maintained their freedom they would have been no roman empire no christianity. no islam no dark ages, no crusades. it probably non-nu

sets on earth when the sun sets on earth?lieve in a fairy tale again? all harbors and vigilance sees the heart, when the sun sets on earth, everything is harbors and vigilantly, sees the heart. on a lunar silvery ship fly quickly into the night heights , when the sun sets on earth. forget that morning is wiser than evening, when it ends on earth, and it’s not too late to kindle a living fire that cools down, when the sun sets on the earth, they flare up above your head. apply for a free connection of gas networks to the border of your site. details by phone 8 800 101004 call is free. 54 items from the last six years all as on pallets of cultural property export, which is prohibited abroad this morning, we were able to get in touch with someone who may be playing a key role in this criminal scheme. that is, it turns out that the artists traveled the tatar beginning, and you have to assemble an ensemble of police officers. why are such employees so that even igor chernevich believes them proclaimed to know, then it will be poss

why does hair lighten in the sun and a t-shirt.e will arrange a battle between a shopping bag and a shopper, who does not know the shopper, but this is such a bag for shopping. we'll talk about money. well, more precisely , about different ways to take them together, of ​​course, we will cook something tasty. where without it, and now, according to tradition, a warm-up. good morning. you want to always be in great shape. start your morning with dancing. i have been doing this for the last two years, during this time i lost 5 kg. you don’t know how to dance. we will teach you to start an incendiary dance. let's master the basic step of the legs together with the knees, the elbows are slightly bent slightly to the sides about the times we do. step forward with the right foot two inflow in place of the left three, we return to the starting position. we continue in turn me and the position of the legs rhythmic springy movement we help ourselves with our hands. learn to add new elements. we take a step. at the same time, we throw forwar

this whole area is in the sun the whole time. what should you do if you come across someone with heat exhaustion? you want to bring them out of direct sunlight somewhere cool where they can lie down, raise their legs, encouraging blood flow back to the brain. hydrate them as much as possible with clear fluids, so water. and if they're not recovering in about 30 minutes, we'd recommend phoning 111. and the health advice is simple — stay in the shade, drink water, use sunscreen and keep an eye on the vulnerable. fergus walsh, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. then we time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. then we will time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. then we will be time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. then we will be hanging time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. then we will be hanging on time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. then we will be hanging on your time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. then we will be hanging on your every time

we often walk and catch warm weather, the sun.light that vitamin d is synthesized . for better absorption, we eat a dish rich in magnesium, vitamin k2 and fats. here is a recipe for healthy okroshka, dice boiled carrots and potatoes, add canned seaweed. it is rich in magnesium put chopped greens and lettuce. these are sources of vitamin k2. we lay out chopped eggs. in yolk. there is vitamin d, we add protein to the boiled tongue or chicken breast, which is a building material for cells, so it will never hurt, fill the mixture with mineral water. you control fat sour cream, delicious crumb is ready, just in time for hot days. and if there is no time to cook a sandwich with whole grain bread and butter, the product is rich in fats and vitamin d, sprinkle the appetizer with sesame seeds, cover with a lettuce leaf and eat with pleasure. good day.

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she 's just looking for shelter from the scorching sun.casus spring comes rapidly in just a few days. a drought may occur. this short time must be used. the centipede goes hunting, this aggressive predator devours everything that it can swallow with the help of the strongest poison, the centipede immobilizes its prey. even if it surpasses it in size, the young hedgehog is not immune to this poison, the attack must be lightning fast. you must get ahead of the centipede and not let yourself be bitten. like all desert dwellers, eared, hedgehogs can do without water for a long time. but without food, just a few days. one of the many natural wonders of the caucasus region, one of the many natural wonders of the caucasus region, practically the only true sandy desert in russia, a huge mass of sand, the product of its weathering of the sandstones of the surrounding mountains and deposits of the caspian terraces millions of years ago, there was the bottom of the caspian sea, the size of which was much larger than the current ones. but the canyons

lots of sun cream.ews at ten. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. hello. this is bbc news, i'm samantha simmonds. welcome back to bbc news. let's get more now on the nine conservative mps who have joined the contest to succeed borisjohnson as the leader of the party, and as prime minister. penny mourdant is the latest to join the race after sajid javid and jeremy hunt launched their campaigns this morning. leadership hopefuls have been setting out competing plans to cut taxes, as the race to replace borisjohnson heats up. let's talk about the candidates a little more with chris hopkins, associate director at savanta comres — that's a market research consultancy which tracks political opinion and voting intention. welcome to you. great to see it. tell us a bit more about your latest polling and what it is telling us about these candidates and their chances. , ., , , about these candidates and their chances. , ., _ , , chances. obviously because candidates _ chances. obviously b

by the way, it was the bbc and the sun, wasn't it? i think ione wells, as well as the sun...ne wells followed up with the original sun story. she broke a further story three or so days later. i'm sure the newspapers you mentioned would push back at the idea they're slavishly covering the prime minister in one way or another, but let's quickly run down how they've covered the events of the last 2a hours. the mail on sunday... sorry, if we go back to sunday, the mail on sunday ran a critical page. today, criticalfront page. today, the daily telegraph ran a column by lord frost, who negotiated brexit on behalf of borisjohnson. lord frost is calling for the prime minister to go. the daily express stayed on side. it said the resignation of rishi sunak was a potential for tax cuts. the front page of the mail today talks about mrjohnson as the greased piglet. and a mail editorial on monday said, "well, mrjohnson�*s the best man to lead britain." so we've been getting different messages from the mail across the last few days. but more broadly, michael crick, there does appear to have

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the advice is to slap on plenty of sun cream if you do | on plenty of sun cream if you do venture outt of the sun altogether. we are being urged to stay hydrated and look out for vulnerable people. the heat is expected to increase pressure on the nhs. extreme heat demanding an extreme response. the uk health security agency says its heat health warning is now at level four and that denotes a national emergency. simonjones, bbc news. the extreme heat we're experiencing is coming from europe, where soaring temperatures have already sparked wildfires. dozens of fires have broken out in portugal, including near the city of coimbra, killing at least one person. meanwhile, the city of badajoz, in spain, endured temperatures of aa degrees. —— a3 degrees. further north, in france, a wildfire ripped through vast areas of pine trees south of bordeaux and many bastille day celebrations had to be cancelled. the spanish region of andalusia has endured some of the hottest temperatures, including the city of cordoba, from where our correspondent guy hedgecoe reports. bell tolls. the people of cordob

for now, though, that's enough time for me in the sun.ce, cool drink. hello there. rather misty conditions in at least south—west. across eastern england, it was a thunder day with warm spells of sunshine. suffolk was the hottest place in the country, with temperatures soaring up to 28 degrees. it was dry again across parts of the south, but we have seen and barely any rainfall so far this month. although there is a bit of rain to come in at the forecast of the next few days, they will be little if anything reaching those dries areas of the south—east and anglia. the heaviest areas will always be scotland, parts of northern england and wales as well. 0vernight policies of rain blowing in, quite a humid night. some cloud will turn out to be quite loud, some mist and fog patches developing over higher ground. we are already off to a website on sunday, temperatures will be surging across eastern england with south—westerly winds. pressure still with us, still bringing breezy conditions with further pulses of rain. they were to speu further p

by the way, it was the bbc and the sun, wasn't it? i think ione wells, as well as the sun...wed up with the original sun story. she broke a further story three or so days later. i'm sure the newspapers you mentioned would push back at the idea they're slavishly covering the prime minister in one way or another, but let's quickly run down how they've covered the events of the last 2a hours. the mail on sunday... sorry, if we go back to sunday, the mail on sunday ran a critical page. today, criticalfront page. today, the daily telegraph ran a column by lord frost, who negotiated brexit on behalf of borisjohnson. lord frost is calling for the prime minister to go. the daily express stayed on side. it said the resignation of rishi sunak was a potential for tax cuts. the front page of the mail today talks about mrjohnson as the greased piglet. and a mail editorial on monday said, "well, mrjohnson�*s the best man to lead britain." so we've been getting different messages from the mail across the last few days. but more broadly, michael crick, there does appear to have been an evolu

for now, though, that's enough time for me in the sun.ce, cool drink. there has been hardly any rain at all. on sunday we have seen some rain around but the majority of that has been falling across parts of northern ireland and scotland and we have had that zone of rain stretching and across parts of wales as well bringing some welcome relief from the very dry conditions we've seen and one of our weather watchers spotted something rare forjuly in wales... a puddle. it has been a warm and sunny day, hot across parts of east anglia where temperatures in a number of sites reached over 30 celsius. looking at the weather forecast overnight it will be south—westerly winds feeding in a few patches here and there are more persistent and heavy rain across northern scotland and that will slowly begin sinking southwards towards the end of the night. a fresher night for scotland and northern ireland before england and wales another warm night, 16 to 18 degrees for many. this area of low pressure, on monday it works out towards and away. get the note