southern england and the outlook not looking too bad overall both today and tomorrow. sunny spells in the forecast but also some showers. looking at the satellite picture, the crowd quite broken up across the uk with varied weather conditions. the most frequent showers this afternoon in the north east of england pushing through yorkshire, and later on today these showers becoming spells of rain heading south. temperatures tonight also quite varied because of the cloud cover. temperatures could get as low as 4 degrees but around coastal areas temperatures closer to 10 c. the big picture across europe on thursday and a rather large area of low pressure dominating the scene. more vigorous low pressure heading our way and already to come on friday. so for tomorrow a few showers around once again, not as many as today. the wind a little bit lighter tomorrow with more frequent sunny spells so temperatures also recovering up to 17 in some spots. then a different picture with his big
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facing. a nine year old boy called theo from norfolk has won a bbc bitzesize climate champion award for helping to keep his local beach clean. here s his story. i m a regenerator! i like go the the beach, because i like playing in the sand and water. when he was about five, we took him to the sealife centre and he saw some jellyfish and put them on display in a plastic bag. i don t like it when there s lots of rubbish on the beach. that s why i started to litter pick. this year he decided in april we d go, maybe a couple of times a month down to the local beach in hemsby and we received so much interest in it that i decided to set a facebook page up for theo s litter picking and from there, yeah, his facebook page reaches millions of people. we were so impressedl with theo s enthusiasm for keeping his environment clean. and thought what an inspiring young man he was. i m always amazed by how much litter
carefully at what packaging we were going to be - using, whether that was biodegradeable or compostable. and i think a lesson there is that we can all do more. listen to your child as well, take their lead, we did with theo. this was very out of my comfort zone initially, but we know that what he is doing is making a real difference to the community and the local wildlife. anybody can do this. if i can do it, you can do it. thank you, bbc regenerators. and if you want to know more about the bbc bitesize campaign and how you can help to create a greener environment, go to bbc.co.uk/regenerators. more coming up an extraordinary day, very busy day in terms of economy and everyone s finances. right now
we find on the beach. eac litter pick we remove one to two big bags of rubbish, which is one or two big bags of waste that is not going into the ocean. i ve learned how the rubbish we throw away hurts the animals. we have seen the devastation first hand that these seals get entangled in. so we know by removing these items from the beach we are preventing harm. it feels really good helping animals. academically he does struggle, he has quite severe dyslexia, he has got learning difficulties, and i think this hasjust given him a real confidence boost that he can achieve something, he can do something that nobody else is doing and i think definitely the back of the local community has really helped boost his confidence, given him a purpose. i i think a big part of what theo sl doing is getting the message out there and to educate people to put i their rubbish in the bin and save. theo a job. when we first met theo he really inspired us to look very-