my thanks to tim stanley, and now it is time for the weather with philip.t is almost been a decent day of weather. this is the scene into the eastern end of kent, and a little bit further towards the west. a lot of cloud around, and quite a noticeable wind. but, we are looking away towards the west, where we have a lwa ys away towards the west, where we have always done that already seen the first signs of cloud and rain. that weather front gradually making it way across the aisles. and, given that it has been so—called across many areas, as that rain falls, onto some pretty cold surfaces, there will be a bit of an issue with eyes and untreated surfaces in the first pa rt and untreated surfaces in the first part of saturday. saturday, i'm afraid, is shaping up to be one of those days. not an awful lot of rain across the bar east of east anglia, but around about the middle part of the day, this is how it is shaping up. perhaps, the latest fringes of scotland, and something a little bit brighter. similar sort of poster out for northern ireland, as well. and t

with ask, is tim stanley, and suzy boniface. many tomorrow's front pages are already in.made many of the front pages, but it did meet the front pages, but it did meet the front pages, but it did meet the front page of the financial times. that story also gets a brief mention on the front of the guardian, but the paper's top story is a closer look too much of the processed foods that we eat. the telegraph leads on government plans for heterosexual couples to be offered civil partnerships, which are currently only available to insects couples. the paper also celebrates the land reunion of the spice girls. the mirror claims amy mac —— amd waiting... the number of prostate cancer deaths overtook the number of breast cancer deaths in women for the first time. the paper is suggesting that more money needs to be spent on tackling bostick cancer. the times lead on plans for a crackdown on russian oligarchs, who will be forced to spend their luxury lifestyle in this country. so, no real consensus on which one story is topping the front pages, but plenty of different services that