let s take a look at how the tubes running this morning. there s a good service on the tubes this morning. the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. today we have a brief bit of respite from the unsettled conditions. it is looking largely dry with some spells of sunshine. any cloud from overnight remnants of rain clearing the essex coast first thing this morning to leave some sunshine. however a bit of patchy cloud building into the middle part of the day, then through the afternoon that cloud thick enough to produce may be the odd spot of rain. the winds lighter today, and temperatures reaching 12 celsius. 0vernight we will see some clear spells to start with, but again more cloud feeding in from the east and under the cloud it could feel a little milder. clearer skies to the west and under those clear skies we will get our coldest temperature of four celsius. that cloud thick enough to produce the odd spot of rain in the east and it s going to linger into saturday. further west,
terms with the details. we ll be working through the implications. the head of a housing association in rochdale, which rented out a mouldy flat to the family of a two year old boy who died, has rejected calls to resign. good morning from doha. the start of the world cup is just a couple of days away. qatar, a country preparing for a tournament like no other. and it s children in need tonight. expect fundraising up and down the country and a spectacular on the tv. we look ahead. plus, there is a met office amber weather warning for 0ffice amber weather warning for heavy rain in eastern scotland today. elsewhere, drierthan today. elsewhere, drier than yesterday. today. elsewhere, drierthan yesterday. details coming up. good morning. it s friday, the 18th of november. the chancellor has defended his plan to save £55 billion
in the long running dispute over pay, jobs and conditions. royal mail says it needs to change to meet the demands of customers. matt has got the weather. what a day it was yesterday for so many people. the rain? indeed. we saw paul kevin sinfield struggle with that. plenty around today. but overall it is going to be dry for the vast majority. the exception will be across parts of scotland, particularly in the north and the east of the country. let me show you the radar charts. not as much blue on the chart for england and wales as we saw yesterday morning. a few showers towards the north west. the bulk of the rain migrates across parts of scotland. it is here across aberdeenshire, angus and parts of perth and kinross we have got a met office amber weather warning. 0ffice amber weather warning. further flooding 0ffice amber weather warning. furtherflooding possible. the rain
for the morning, kev wasjoined by colleagues from leicester tigers rugby club. i think it sjust a privilege to come and join the team again and that s the special part. you know, we re representing leicester tigers here today in support of what kev s doing. i think it s helped having some different chat, i whether it s been good chat or not, i m not sure but yeah, it s been enjoyable. different flavour of abuse? yes. yeah, well, it wasn t us giving the abuse. we re just receiving the abuse from everyone. and there was a surprise guest to provide some sunshine in all the rain. so there you go, send us on our way! raising awareness of motor neurone disease, banging the drum, today, kath muir and her husband ian set the team off from thirsk. it s great to meet kev. what he is doing is amazing for all of us living with mnd. kath was diagnosed eight and a half
good morning. today we have a brief bit of respite from the unsettled conditions. it is looking largely dry with some spells of sunshine. any cloud from overnight remnants of rain clearing the essex coast first thing this morning to leave some sunshine. however a bit of patchy cloud building into the middle part of the day, then through the afternoon that cloud thick enough to produce maybe the odd spot of rain. the winds lighter today, and temperatures reaching 12 celsius. 0vernight we will see some clear spells to start with, but again more cloud feeding in from the east and under the cloud it could feel a little milder. clearer skies to the west and under those clear skies we will get our coldest temperature of four celsius. that cloud thick enough to produce the odd spot of rain in the east and it s going to linger into saturday. further west, though, we should hang on to brighter skies, we should see a little bit of sunshine there. temperatures tomorrow getting up to a maximum of