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at stansted airport, but you re unlikely to see it, as it s all happening at night. a team is working through the early hours to resurface the runway. the area they re covering is the size of 25 football pitches. they re now in phase two, meaning it s partially open while they do the work, which was last carried out 17 years ago. this is a huge project for stansted airport. it is a 3000 metre project, but it has actually taken us three years to plan to get to this point of actually construction. so we have been nursing our runway for the last two, three years, doing spot repairs. but it was 2006 when it was last done. it isa it is a team effort, as well as it is a team effort, as well as the it is a team effort, as well as the construction workers, ust to make construction workers, just to make the big stick together. for the first time, part of london could be designated an area of oustanding natural beauty. the existing surrey hills area which has the status is consulting on whether
it protects it for the future, so it s the best chance we ve got of keeping this amazing area thriving for nature, but also for people who live locally, and also for those who might be travelling from a bit further away, to enjoy this incredible countryside. travel now and this is how tfl services are looking at the moment. a good service on all lines. now onto the weather with katerina. hello there, good morning to you. it is milder start to the day, but it will stay rather unsettled. outbreaks of rain at times, and it will be rather cloudy. this complex area of low pressure to the west of the uk, and various fronts associated with this, will move through. so this morning our winds will start to ramp up. showers to the north of us clearing. just behind there will be longer spells of rain. that rain could fall heavy. i think it will move through quite quickly. further showers arriving by the end of the afternoon. and it will be breezy today.
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ireland. this is likely to be heavy as it crosses into wales and south west england, and we could even hear the odd rumble of thunder. it could be heavy enough in wales in particularfor some it could be heavy enough in wales in particular for some surface water flooding. breezy but when the through the irish sea, and these are the temperatures. yesterday in northern ireland we reached 15 degrees, today we are up to 16 more widely. this evening and overnight, the rain eventually publishes into the rain eventually publishes into the north sea, it lingers across shetland, some clear skies, still one or two showers around. i m still pretty breezy and southern areas. temperature wise, another mild night. into tomorrow, sunshine, bright spells and showers. some heavy across wales and south west england but some of them are lining up england but some of them are lining up as they head towards and east anglia, and they could be heavy and