but it s not all about the money. i m also proud of myself because at the start i didn t have, like, the perseverance to carry on through it. and i feel like it s kind of helped me cos now it s kind of got me an idea of what i would like to do, and it s. and it s been rewarding because we ve had lots of fun whilst doing that. it s important for all children - to have this opportunity because it really teaches you a lot. about the aviation industry and how everything works. what would you say to a child who hasn t had this opportunity, that needs some inspiration? you re going to need it at some point because the work experience makes you, like, mature at a young age so that when you get to a point where you have to do the work experience and, like, real life in real time, you kind of know what you re doing compared to someone who hasn t done it. estelle hollingsworth helps run the scheme. she says it s notjust about making cups of teas and coffees. for other businesses wanting to offer
now onto the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. it s a bright start this morning, a lot of sunshine around today, and it s going to feel very warm, as well starting to feel a little humid as we head through the afternoon. now for this morning, there is, like i say, lots of sunshine very little cloud around throughout today, and temperatures widely getting up into the high 205. can t rule out a 30 celsius in one or two spots potentially later on this afternoon. so sunshine this evening, it is going to get very warm and humid, especially overnight could be quite uncomfortable for sleeping. temperatures in central london, for example, not dropping much below 18 celsius. a bright and sunny start to the weekend for saturday morning, but this cold front will sweep through, and that s going to bring a band of heavy showers could hear some rumbles of thunder as that moves through, but it will clear through the afternoon. largely dry with some sunshine, but you mightjust get one
parents and children s faces. as much as there was relief, there was also the distraught expression, definitely, and it was just a rush. i know there s a bunch of different year groups, so it seemed like a lot of the younger children were evacuated immediately and as and where the older children could be picked up, they were. alongside colleagues from the ambulance, fire brigade and the school s governor and head teachers, the senior police officer could not hide herfeelings about what happened, becoming emotional before detailing the latest in the investigation. the driver of the car, a woman aged in her 405, stopped at the scene and has since been arrested for causing death by dangerous driving and remains in police custody. some parents had gathered at the police cordon, giving their child s details to officers, all hoping their child was safe. not every parent was lucky. we declared a major incident and stood up a specialist operation centre. we treated 16 patients on the scene.
night, and that takes us into tomorrow. the humidity is still very much with us and we have this area of low pressure with this weather front coming in and it will introduce some showery outbreaks of rain which could be heavy and thundery as they push from the west towards the north and east. you could catch a thunderstorm almost anywhere. it will move through and behind it we will see a return to some sunshine. saturday it will be, again, a hot day, and depending on the amounts of sunshine we could see, again, 29 degrees somewhere. but we are more widely looking at the low to mid 205 and still at this stage feeling humid. sunday s focus has changed a bit and it may well change again, but what we think now is we have a lot of showers coming in from the west. some of those are likely to be heavy and also thundery. not everyone is likely to catch one. in between there will be some sunshine and it will not be as windy. temperatures coming down a
and the excitement has been growing ever since the arrival of the first ships early on wednesday morning. alan henderson, who runs the marina, was there to greet them. so, we re up at 2:30 getting ready for the first ship. so excited. the ships have had a headwind. it s been force six, they ve had a hammering, they ve had a real beating. they ve come to hartlepool, the sun s come out and we were out there to meet them at 2:30, between 2:30 and 5:00 this morning to give you an example of how keen people are and there were some people come down to watch. they ve been looking at the tide, they ve seen the ships on the horizon, and people have got out of bed or maybe haven t gone to bed and came down to see us! more than 80 youngsters from hartlepool are taking part in the race, which aims to give people from the towns the tall ships visit a taste of life at sea. all in all, though, there are 50 different nationalities among the crew, like this team from uruguay. it was a really interestin