talk about all that other stuff but not about pay? not about pay? i think pay links into that. those not about pay? i think pay links into that. those working - not about pay? i think pay links into that. those working in - not about pay? i think pay links into that. those working in the | not about pay? i think pay links - into that. those working in the nhs, pays more attractive and it s easier to retain people and people who trust leaders, hospital leaders, they lose staff because they have better pay, better conditions, better pay, better conditions, better morale at work and they ve been waiting for a long time in the pandemic is made it worse and talking about winter pressures on the nhs and the pressures all year round and i think pay and conditions go hand in hand and to separate them. in conditions that they have to talk about it and pay as well. good to see you, annabelle. the six o clock news but now it s time to look at the weather news. we ve had
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for the southwest of england into wales as well. northern ireland having a largely dry day with some sunshine, and sunshine too for the far north of scotland up towards shetland in particular. temperatures ranging between about 15 to 23 celsius for most of us, a bit of a cooler breeze for the northern isles, eastern scotland and northeast england. 0vernight friday, then, we ve still got some of the showery rain around, drifting its way northwards and eastwards. but the next area of low pressure is going to spread some rain towards northern ireland by the early hours of saturday morning. so temperatures a little bit cooler than recent nights. by first thing saturday, we re looking at the mid teens for most of us, a little bit cooler than that across parts of scotland. during the weekend, as this area of low pressure approaches from the west, it s going to mean the winds pick up. there ll be some wet weather working in, but ahead of that, it s going to help it draw in this southerly flow
by first thing saturday we re looking at the mid teens for most of us, a little bit cooler than that across parts of scotland. during the weekend, as this area of low pressure approaches from the west, it s going to mean the winds pick up, there ll be some wet weather working in, but ahead of that it s going to help draw in this southerly flow of air. so again some fairly warm airspreading in from continental europe, heading up towards eastern parts of england in particular that s where we ll see some of the highest temperatures through saturday into sunday. so this is how saturday shapes up, then. rain initially for northern ireland, then spreading into some western parts of scotland and england, as well. central and eastern england probably staying dry with sunny spells all day, and temperatures a little bit warmer on saturday compared to what we ll see on friday. so, highs, the mid to high 20s. we ve lost that cool breeze from the likes of newcastle, for instance. high teens or