voice of wales said the comments made by mr harvey had been taken out of context.of wales are different groups with different members, goals and beliefs, but both groups travel around the country in a bid to spread their message. for the first time, we have been able to track the movements of these two groups, finding out where they are protesting and which places they repeatedly return to. analysis by bbc verify and newsnight shows they cumulatively organised or attended 50 protests since the start of the year, with the vast majority focusing on accommodation for asylum seekers. they have been all over the uk, including scotland, but favour some areas, with multiple visits to the same location, like long eaton and haydock. you might remember the noisy demonstration which quickly descended into violence, resulting in a police van being set on fire. and here, you can see the voice of wales protests in blue. the majority are in wales, but some have spilled over the border into england, like in portland, manchester and scampton. and like patriotic alternative, they re

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wales now hope they have found their voice. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. we have had days and days ofg weather but it's chan in ? , :, , :, :, changing? things have started to chance changing? things have started to change but _ changing? things have started to change but the _ changing? things have started to change but the unprecedented i changing? things have started to | change but the unprecedented run changing? things have started to - change but the unprecedented run of september days above 30 celsius has come to an end. to date we got to 27 in parts of eastern england, still well above the norm for this time of year and is felt quite humid and that humid air actually will be quite stubborn, most of us seeing things to think cooler and fresher right now but some of the humility will link up towards the south and south—east. heading through tonight, we have this band of rain pushing southwards across parts of northern england, wales, into the midlands and behind it we are certainly into cooler and fresher air. overnight temperatures in the highlands down to two or three degrees

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join bill wiles of castleton who will lead us in the national anthem and in another fun, patriotic song, mr. wales. i expect the coolidge senatorial tabernacle choir to sing with lustful voices voices. oh, say, can you see? i saw john. he lives once proudly. we have. and that's why he lies as we rise and rise all us through a parallel spy on around us. we was was have at least three eyes are good inscribed love on spurs in k through truth on eye on our fire still and on say thomas stars. i know, yeah. and when and a lie and know that pretty lady. oh oh oh heart ray ray. because you all sang so well you can be seated. when the storm clouds gather our across the sea that has flood song legions to hold it's free let us all be faithful to land so rare as we raise our. and our solemn cry i heard god as our oh, my, i'm and i of last stand beside and guide through a night with a line from afar from a mountain to a proud the is to the ocean. why it's with all oh oh on one song matter oh my, oh, sweetie. oh, now when i think finish oh, i was married oh, my oh, sweet oh. nicely done. thank you, mr. bill. right now, the inspiration for much of our work is coolidge's biographer and our

i'm happy to stand up i'm more than happy to stand up and be voice of the people and be the voice of the people of if that's the case. of wales that's the case. >> natasha welsh, >> okay. natasha asghar welsh, shadow transport, shadow minister for transport, very you on the very good to have you on the program thank program this afternoon. thank you well coming up, you very much. well coming up, we'll issue of we'll stay with the issue of transport a gb news transport with a gb news exclusive mayor of greater manchester, burnham , manchester, andy burnham, speaking political editor speaking to our political editor about happening about what should be happening on of manchester with on the roads of manchester with the minister saying he's the prime minister saying he's going to drive to the party conference this weekend . patrick christys on gb news and gb news radio . gb news radio. >> welcome back to the live desk. now the mayor of greater manchester, andy burnham, says he opposes the creation of any traffic charging zone in his city. he's been speaking exclusively to our political editor, chris hope, saying that ulez limits

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and the people of wales are making their voices heard through the petition that you mentioned, over 400,000 are frustrated, they're angry. they don't feel like being listened to. and welsh government really need to buck up their ideas . need to buck up their ideas. >> okay. i mean, look, realistically, how bad is this? >> okay. i mean, look, realjustilly, how bad is this? >> okay. i mean, look, realjust drive ow bad is this? >> okay. i mean, look, realjust drive av bad is this? >> okay. i mean, look, realjust drive a little is this? >> okay. i mean, look, realjust drive a little bit:his? you just drive a little bit slower. what's the problem? >> i think it's just the way it's been implemented on a blanket basis. you know , none of blanket basis. you know, none of us have a problem and understand when we need to slow down a little bit outside schools, outside perhaps hospitals or those heavily pedestrianised areas. what's happened is 97% of roads that were previously 30mph are now 20mph. it doesn't seem much of a logical thing . king much of a logical thing. king behind it, it's just a blank

of partying going on last night. scotland fans in fine voice and wales. hopefully we will see england fans later.join him. two days into a new school year and a racing legend turns up in your classroom. it's been quite the start to a—levels for the teens of north hertfordshire college. lewis was back where it all began in stevenage to meet students like patricia, who taught him about extracting dna. ifeel like i'm going to mess this up big time. he also met george, who rather handily wants to become a formula one engineer. that's neat. so what team do you want to work for? mercedes. that's cool. he came from the same city that |we're in right now, and he's got| this amazing life now, and it's... it's great. it makes me believe - in myself a little bit more. it makes me want to spread my wings. hamilton's homecoming is all part of his latest mission to help create pathways into stem careers for underserved youngsters in his area. i remember vividlyjust how difficult it was when i was a kid. we want these kids to, you know, they are the future. but then there's so much they can do, but they need he

of rugby i think i've watched in person. you can tell i've lost my voice just by screaming at the end there. right till the end, fiji really pushed wales'll have to think about what we can do to make sure that doesn't happen. there is still time in this tournament. then. to help to chair the fans at this morning, we have rachel and palin here. still a chance to dream. what are you feeling? what do you make on it? == feeling? what do you make on it? -- it was feeling? what do you make on it? —— it wasjust feeling? what do you make on it? —— it was just disappointing yesterday. they turned on for ten minutes in the second — they turned on for ten minutes in the second half and it was game over _ the second half and it was game over it — the second half and it was game over. it cannot be too disappointed to lose _ over. it cannot be too disappointed to lose against the reigning world champions. you to lose against the reigning world chamions. ., ., to lose against the reigning world champions-— champions. you are part of the campaign _ champions. you are part of the campaign to — champions. you are part of the campaign to keep _ champions