pool in burbank. it was captured during record breaking heatwave temperatures on friday and police released the footage. locals had spotted the bear before itjumped in to cool off. the owner says it was in there for about five minutes, before climbing up a tree and falling asleep. for a siesta. wise bear. stay with us here on bbc news. more coming up shortly. hello. for the third weekend in a row, low pressure is in charge of our weather. it has already brought us some rain during saturday. much of that rain came in the form of some sharp showers. some sunny spells in between. for sunday, we will see more general rain spreading from the south west as we go through the day. 0n the earlier satellite picture, you can see the swirl of cloud. that s the area of low
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important to go over what | 10.196 inflation. | think it is - important to go over what inflation is. it is the rate at which prices are rising. predictions were for the month ofjuly that it will get close to 10%. there was not the expectation it would go above 10%. it has. 10.1% for the month ofjuly. it has. 10.1% for the month ofjuly. i want to do some quick comparisons. going back to this time last year, inflation was at 3.2%. injanuary i was astonished itjumped to 5.5% and here we are above 10% already. it is significant and you will understand that because this is driven largely by groceries, the shops can also buy nonalcoholic drinks. petrol and diesel have been one of the key driving factors to inflation. that has started to plateau and come down a little. it will continue to drive inflation. we discussed yesterday wages are nowhere near keeping pace with this. on average compared with the same period last year latest
the fire services in norfolk and suffolk declared major incidents as they risked being overwhelmed by hundreds of call outs. fortunately so far nobody has been hurt. alex dunlop reports. a curtain of black smoke envelops brancaster staithe, a suspected accidental fire that was fed by hot winds towards the local gardens, the smoke visible for miles. visible for miles. people film does it spread, itjumped over the 80 49 and swamped towards marshes. villagers lined up with buckets to try and extend was the flames. today from the air, you can see the extent of the devastation back into the fields behind brancaster staithe. at its height, 70 firefighters were tackling the blaze on many fronts. thankfully nobody was badly hurt that i got hurt. fire started 50
conversation about disability. sorry to interrupt, but the word fear there. itjumped out to me. help me understand more what you mean about that and i d be interested to hear more from the other three as well. does the issue of fear come into this? i think fear is interesting because it is not a word. it s a word that has come out of our research from within the industry that they re afraid that if they say something it s the wrong thing, or if they do something it s the wrong thing and they re going to get called out on it. and that has been screaming loud and clearfrom our research over the last three years. and i want to again hold that stat, 5.4% of people in broadcasting are disabled in off screen roles. 20% of the population is disabled. and that is enormous. that tells you that people are not experiencing disability in day to day life, and working with disabled people, living with disabled people. which means that when you come