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swindon. and you can see from our rainfall accumulation chart for the week, all of us will see yet further rain, bright colours in the cumbrian fells, the wests of rain fall before we get to friday, all being driven by these areas of cloud working its way in, pushed towards us by a deep area of low pressure to the south of iceland. but that will help drive away the cloud and rain we've seen so far today. the second band, which has started the day in western areas, will clear away from the east coast after some rumbles of thunder east anglia and the southeast during the afternoon. it lingers on the far north east of scotland. a bit of a blustery wind to go across the uk today, but lots more sunshine compared with the morning, especially in the west where there will still be a few showers coming through in the breeze. those showers keep going into tonight, but to be replaced in ireland by some more persistent rain after midnight, and then later into central southern scotland, northwest england, north and west wales. mild enough night in the south, not quite as mild as last night. a fresh start tomorrow in the far north of scotland, where we'll

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swindon woke up to find their garden transformed into a swimming pool. and in kenton, in devon, it's feared it could take several days for floodwaters to recede. the storms in the south westand over the coming days. now, here's the weather with chris fawkes. hello again. although not on the same scale as the severe thunderstorms we had last night, we have had some pretty heavy downpours across parts of east anglia and cambridgeshire through the day to day. these storms produced around 11 millimetres in the space ofjust one hour, which is a pretty hefty downpour of rain. the weather picture this week is looking very unsettled. it's all down to a strong jet stream across the atlantic, 150 mile an hour winds high up in the atmosphere. and it's this trough that makes areas of low pressure. they are going to get steered one after the next across the uk with tightly packed isobars. well, that tells you it's going to be windy because it's the, i suppose the pressure gradient that makes the wind blow in the first place. now, overnight, it's nice. initially we've got a few showers, but later in the night we'll see a band of heavy rain spread across northern ireland before getting

swindon woke up to find their garden transformed into a swimming pool. and in kenton, in devon, it's feared it could take several days for floodwaters to recede. the storms in the south—westod warnings are forecast for wales and the north of england over the coming days. janine jansen, bbc news. for years they'd dreamed of freedom, locked away in the notorious evin prison in iran. well, now five americans with dual iranian nationality, have been freed. in return, tehran will get access to $6 billion worth of oil revenue as part of what was a complex deal brokered by qatar. five iranians have also been released from us jails. lyse doucet has the latest from the qatari capital of doha. the first steps to freedom. finally, leaving iran. two hours later, touching down in doha, imagine the emotion inside this plane, and opening the door on a new life, five former prisoners. relief and joy palpable as they embraced american and qatari officials. the success of months of indirect talks here between arch enemies, iran and america. these are three of the freed prisoners. two others did not want their identity is revealed. 67—year—old, arrested five years ago, in a crackdown on env

swindon. and you can see from our rainfall accumulation chart for the week, all of us will see yet further rain, brighter colours in the cumbrian fells, the west low pressure to the south of iceland. but that will help drive away the cloud and rain we've seen so far today. the second band, which has started the day in western areas, will clear away from the east coast, after some rumbles of thunder in east anglia and the south—east during the afternoon. it lingers on the far north—east of scotland. a bit of a blustery wind to go across the uk today, but lots more sunshine compared with the morning, especially in the west, where there will still be a few showers coming through in the breeze. those showers keep going into tonight, but to be replaced in ireland by some more persistent rain after midnight, and then later into central—southern scotland, north—west england, north and west wales. mild enough night in the south, not quite as mild as last night. a fresh start tomorrow in the far north of scotland, where we'll see some of the driest and the brightest of the weather. but an area of low pressure is there just to the north of us and it's o

swindon woke up to find their garden transformed into a swimming pool. and in kenton, in devon, it's feared it could take several days for floodwaters to recede. the storms in the south wester the coming days. well, the bay community clean—up continues. they've been at it all day. villagers told me it was like a tidal wave of water coming down from the field, bringing with it tonnes of straw and mud. just look at the mess everywhere. you'll remember betty in the report, i met her this morning, she is in good spirits, staying with friends, she says she just wants to thank everybody who rescued her. new figures suggest the cost of renting a home in britain has risen at the fastest rate for nine years — up by an average of i2% in the year to august. research by the estate agents hamptons indicates that new tenants are paying on average £100 a month more in rent than they were last summer. 0ur cost of living corrrespondent colletta smith has more. the rent increase facing tenants this year is the same as the previous four years put together. today's figures show a i2% increase in new rents being charged, so it's no wonder it's hitting tenants hard. rents are going up everywhe