sussex county has been given special status _ sussex county has been given special status for— sussexmilar— status for its wine — so this is similar to _ status for its wine — so this is similar to regions like champagne, where _ similar to regions like champagne, where you — similar to regions like champagne, where you get a special ruling that says that _ where you get a special ruling that says that in the case of sussex, the wind that— says that in the case of sussex, the wind that comes from the region has an elevated — wind that comes from the region has an elevated and protected status that shows it comes specifically from _ that shows it comes specifically from there, and winds from other regions _ from there, and winds from other regions can't imitate it, can't pretend _ regions can't imitate it, can't pretend to be on the same pedestal as sussex _ pretend to be on the same pedestal as sussex wine is. this has received the short— as sussex wine is. this has received the short shrift from conte producers who say this is a joke tashkent — producers who say this is a joke tashke

. >> brian: red flag laws on the books in new york exercised with great vigilance in sussex county, longif the senate is able to come up with something. carley joins us from the sad news jon bon jovi basis who was found dead age of 70. alex with a played grace from 1983 to 1984. a cause of death has not been shared. flexing military muscle after north korea's recent ballistic missile test. south korea firing seven suburb fast to surface off the waters of east coast. firing one missile in the same batch of testing. south korea's newly elected president is vowing to be tougher in response to provocations to kim jong un's regime including 8 missile tests conducted on sunday. firefighters in missouri rescuing seven people after a carnival ride breaks down this weekend. three people were stuck 40 feet in the air. firefighters were able to get them off the ride in about 30 minutes. the carnival was part of church festival, officials say they believe a broken part caused the ride to break down. you never want that to happen. my goodness. did you see this? queen elizabeth making a surprise appea

sussex'? wine produced in the county is to be given its own protected status similar to champagne and proseccoahead of glastonbury�*s return next week, we speak to the director of a new documentary which looks back at 50—years of one of the world's most famous festivals. as inflation rates hit a 40—year high, we're taking a detailed look at the cost of living crisis this morning, and how it's impacting the way we eat, socialise, shop and travel. ben's just outside the studios here in salford with more. mourning. you are going to take us through all the different ways that people are feeling the pinch. —— good morning. yes, throughout the morning we will look at how people are having to make tough decisions about what they spend every single day. even on a gorgeous day like this — i think we can show you beautiful clips of salford quays— the kind of day when you might be tempted to have a day off work, or maybe at the end of the day, you may go and take something from this menu, a passion few —— passion fruit bramble, for instance. if i was to make tough decisions about those little treats, and

counties, dave goulson has been studying the krefeld report with dismay. [turkey gobbling] dave goulson: shut up, geoffrey. eric: he's professor of biology at sussexre going round in circles here, it's nuts. she saw what was happening all that time ago, and we banned a whole bunch of pesticides as a result, but then we introduced new ones to replace them, many of which, then, eventually, we banned. so, we introduced even more, including the neonicotinoids, and 20 years on into their use we're starting to realize that they, too, are harming the envinment. the whole system of having a way of farming which is entirely reliant on chucking on bucketloads of chemicals is not sustainable. we are gonna wipe out insect life if we carry on this way. eric: but he's not giving up yet. his back garden is a showcase of what individuals can do, creating organic habitats for insects and letting nature take its course. dave: bee-friendly. butterfly-friendly. nature-friendly, actually. it isn't just about bees. it's about everything, you know? birds and everything else that makes up a, kind of, natural, healthy ecosystem, if you like. eric: how do you do that? dave

sussex. that will just straight along some of those counties through the morning. m4. parts of south and east wales, and we will see some showers in the midlands, but skies were brighten in southern counties relative to the afternoon. across many eastern areas the low cloud burning back to the coast where it will be a rather cool day. tim bridges around 13 to 15, coolerfor much of day. tim bridges around 13 to 15, cooler for much of england and wales with more of a breeze and further north and west blue skies across the central west of scotland and northern ireland this afternoon, 20 to 22 degrees. into the evening and overnight, low cloud returns quite abundantly across eastern parts of the uk once again, and then another batch of heavy and thundery showers late in the night work their way across parts of england and wales into mid— wales, parts of the midlands, as we start tomorrow morning. a mild night across the south, anotherfresh one morning. a mild night across the south, another fresh one further north, where we will start with some sunshine again away from

sussex. english wine has established its reputation over recent years. and now, the very name of this countyhat what they produce here is worth seeking out. and they've spent years working with neighbouring winemakers to get the protected status. it means it's grown from grapes in sussex, with our excellent soils, excellent weather and also people. so we've got a huge amount of skill in sussex, excellent winemakers. so that's sort of the first side of it. the second side is quality. 0nly wines tested by an independent panel of experts will be able to use the sussex label. i think this designation will help for selling this product abroad. it helps to show that the region where the wine originates is really special, and the way it is produced is regulated and controlled, to make the product that people really value. for winemakers, this is all part of the ongoing development of english wine, a sense of place increasingly important to those who buy it. at the moment, english wine, - it can be a bit complicated to know exactly where the grapes are grown, where the wines are made, - and the stor