scenes that unfortunately we can t talk about, but it s very much, watch this space. i think what s important really is that the crime is fictional and the scenery is for real. richard latto, bbc news. time now for a look at the weather. let s get the latest with carol kirkwood. you have some stunning pictures to show us. and they are absolutely stunning? good morning. this was taken by one of our weather watchers, it is the northern the story for all of us today, it is going to be cloudy, wet, murky, helpful go around. a little bit of sunshine but the common denominator for all of us is it will be very mild. you see that represented here by the amber colours on the chart. temperatures tomorrow go down a touch but on thursday, look at the blue hue indicating it will feel
it is? keep it going, iwill give you a clue. it is? keep it going, iwill give you a clue, detective - it is? keep it going, iwill give you a clue, detective series, i it is? keep it going, i will give. you a clue, detective series, up it is? keep it going, i will give - you a clue, detective series, up to 40 years ago it was on? that is, of course, the theme to the bbc one detective drama bergerac, which was first broadcast 40 years ago. the bbc archive is marking the occasion by releasing a stash of photographs which were taken during the show s ten year run on the island ofjersey. richard latto has been looking back. it was in 1981 that a new tv series broughtjersey to television screens across the world. there s a host of programmes coming soon. 15 million viewers regularly tuned in in britain alone giving a massive boost to tourism. set on the beautiful island ofjersey, there is bergerac, a new detective series starring john nettles. you re an obsessional man. yeah the bbc firs
richard latto, bbc news. my my favourite story of the morning. i think quite a few people are excited about the potential return of bergerac. wait till i ring my mother! mother, bergerac is back, she will be over the moon! still to come on today s show. covid cases are rising and the booster vaccine programme is not being rolled out fast enough. that s the verdict of some experts we ll get a view at ten past seven from our regular epidimiologist, dr mike tildesley. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning. hundreds of afghan families who ve recently settled in the capital, are leaving their temporary accomodation and declaring themselves homeless.
they are a bit like a fridge, operating in reverse and are powered by electricity. if you want to reduce carbon emissions it s probably one of the simplest and quickest ways to reduce that. similar to an electric car. but in terms of running costs, even though they are more expensive to purchase, you can get immediate savings from having them. this is where the actual hardware is located. richard installed a heat pump in his house seven years ago. i can safely say it s the best thing we ever did, the house is constantly at a pleasant temperature. it s not boiling hot but it is very livable. and from next april people will be able to apply for a £5,000 grant to help them pay to replace an existing gas boiler with a heat pump. it is part of a £450,000,000 package announced by the government. but that is only enough to cover a maximum of 90,000 pumps. while there are around 25,000,000 gas boilers in uk homes.
detective drama bergerac, which was first broadcast 40 years ago. the bbc archive is marking the occasion by releasing a stash of photographs which were taken during the show s ten year run on the island ofjersey. richard latto has been looking back. it was in 1981 that a new tv series broughtjersey to television screens across the world. there s a host of programmes coming soon. 15 million viewers regularly tuned in in britain alone giving a massive boost to tourism. set on the beautiful island ofjersey, there is bergerac, a new detective series starring john nettles. you re an obsessional man. yeah. the bbc first came and said, can we use the old courthouse? we weren t sort of rubbing our hands and saying, oh, this is going to be great , because it might have been a failure, for all we knew. we didn t know what it was about. i reckon it s put business up by 50%.