factor those experiences into their ongoing investigation into what has been happening. ongoing investigation into what has been happening- ongoing investigation into what has been happening. thank you very much for that. catching a train at a busy station can be a stressful experience for anyone, but for deaf travellers it can be particularly challenging to keep up with delays, cancellations and platform changes. leeds railway station has become the first in the uk to provide travel updates using sign language, on video screens. abi jaiyeola went to find out more. navigating your way through a busy train station can be daunting. but if you can t hear the announcements, it s even more challenging. translation: it can be difficult, yeah. . just because when you re on a platform, there s many a time it s occurred where i ve been standing waiting for a train, or where i ve got on a train ready to set off. it s gone the wrong way and i ve not realised i m on the wrong train.
if there s any changes - or if there s been no changes, it s a smootherjourney. oh, it s really valuable to us. yeah. more accessible. knowing where to go, full information, not needing to ask people to guide you. if something s wrong, then yeah, we can get in touch with staff, but really good. leeds is the first station to install the sign language screens, but other stations will soon follow. abijaiyeola, bbc news. now it s time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. hello there. yesterday was the warmest day of the year so far, with temperatures reaching 21.2 in kinlochewe in highland scotland. the temperatures were particularly high here because of the scottish mountains. you see, for most of us, we had brisk winds, but those winds were blocked by the mountains and so with light winds here the sun s energy was concentrated, allowing those temperatures to climb into the low 20s. elsewhere, those brisk winds meant the sun s energy was spread