tv critic, scott bryan is with me. not a leaf staring on those plants behind you. a big disappointment for the organisers and viewers. managed to net all the organisers and viewers. managed to get all the — the organisers and viewers. managed to get all the plants _ the organisers and viewers. managed to get all the plants i _ the organisers and viewers. managed to get all the plants i live _ the organisers and viewers. managed to get all the plants i live with - the organisers and viewers. managed to get all the plants i live with in - to get all the plants i live with in the background behind me. a huge inconvenience. this is less i'm a celebrity, get me out of here and more, i'm a celebrity, they got them out of there and this is not what itv is wanted. the show is so crucial to the autumn schedule is being disrupted in this way and this is a why you shouldn't really perhaps have a big entertainment show broadcast in the middle of british winterfrom a show broadcast in the middle of british winter from a welsh countryside because, if the weather deteriorates, as it has done over the past few days, it can cause big problems. there have been some tabloids photos of the damage caused on the side, reportedly, it seems to be significant so it will be interesting and they have said they have cancelled this weekend's broadcast but i guess we will also be seen whether there is any interruption leading into next week. obviously they've really had the frustration of losing one of the big names on the show and there were reports that they had an intruder on the site earlier in the week they had to deal with. they're talking about technical difficulties but that's one heck of a euphemism. idem; that's one heck of a euphemism. very much so. that's one heck of a euphemism. very much s0- the — that's one heck of a euphemism. very much so. the fact _ that's one heck of a euphemism. very much so. the fact that _ that's one heck of a euphemism. - much so. the fact that it managed to work so well last year showed how hard an actual operation is to pull off because of course, the cattle has become a big tourist attraction on top of that already being a tourist attraction because there is a big tv show there. another headacheis a big tv show there. another headache is just the fact that the ratings have dipped about three or four million and part of that is to be expected. this time last year we are a big certain meant that all the main tv shows across prime—time are significantly normal but i don't think they expected such a drop. that is partly down to it is lacking the same chemistry that it would usually do but i also reckon it is just down to the fact that people are not finding it as interesting as may be used to be. that novelty factor. d0 may be used to be. that novelty factor. , ., ~ , may be used to be. that novelty factor. i. ~ , ., ., factor. do you think this format, this particular _ factor. do you think this format, this particular version _ factor. do you think this format, this particular version of - factor. do you think this format, this particular version of reality. this particular version of reality tv, might be coming to an end? i think so. the feathered animals are used for entertainment. the rspca have said some negative things about the show and the itv have come back and so that animals are given and if other all the right procedures but this form of cruel and unusual punishment. of this is a new show today i reckon there would be a big backlash towards it was dubbed it the fact that it has been used to it by now. the fact that it has been used to it b now. ., , ., ., ~ ., by now. lovely to talk to you as ever. by now. lovely to talk to you as ever- thank _ by now. lovely to talk to you as ever. thank you _ by now. lovely to talk to you as ever. thank you for _ by now. lovely to talk to you as ever. thank you for addressing | by now. lovely to talk to you as i ever. thank you for addressing the said in such an attractive way. have a nice afternoon. now on bbc news: it's time for mothers reborn — the story of a group of women in poland who are becoming mothers to fake babies. i am a midwife. everybody that goes in and out of the hospital, automatically loses part of their humanity. we have a way of thinking about a patient, somebody who is under the doctors and the midwives. that is why i finished working in the hospital. my price range is between 500 and $900. they can be found cheaper and much, much higher prices. the sky is the limit how much collectors want to pay, they pgy- the things i use are heat set paints. i have changed my mind, give me the epidural, please! it comes with some close, magnetic pacifiers. i am not a fan of treating dolls like babies. they are not babies. i would be afraid it would be harmful. some people who buy reborn dolls do it because they have lonely souls. they want to care and nurture in so many ways, it comes with some close, magnetic pacifiers. i have changed my mind, give me the epidural, please! it comes with some close, magnetic pacifiers. i am not a fan of treating dolls like babies. they are not babies. i would be afraid it would be harmful. some people who buy reborn dolls do it because they have lonely souls. they want to care and nurture in so many ways, that all is not enough. i am not ashamed at what i am doing here. i know it brings joy to someone else after i have finished. to hold, play? meteorological autumn has had an air of winter about it. it is cold out there today. into the cold air this weather disturbance has been moving southwards with a little sleet and snow, giving a light covering in places for double clear away tonight and then a hard frost setting in. this is the earlier radar picture indicating where we have seen that sleet and snow. scotland, northern england come into the midlands as well. wintry showers along the north sea coast. a way of that snow, there may be snow on the ground and has been sunshine to be had. many places have seen some sunshine today. sleet and snow yet to clear away from parts of southern england this evening and after that showers on the north sea coast are going to ease. try, clear, cold, frosty weather. —5, —6 in places. icy patches where you may have seen some recent wet weather. it is going to be a cold start in the morning. look at this. cloud increasing across northern ireland and scotland. patchy rain. substantial rain in northern scotland with rain as well. a few spots of rain towards northern england. some sunny spells in east anglia and south—east england. a cold day in the east about 10 degrees eventually in belfast and glasgow as the afternoon goes on and thatis glasgow as the afternoon goes on and that is because we have a warm front moving in and thus is this area of cloud. rain is working southwards on frost in the south—east monday evening but then temperatures will lift overnight as this front moves through. the leading edge of milder air and we are in that milder air on tuesday. it will feel very different compared with how it has been especially of the day when you head out. throughout the day with temperatures quite widely into double figures. cloud around and patchy rain are more substantial rain gathering with the wind picking up rain gathering with the wind picking up once again. double figure temperatures on tuesday. this area of rain is a cold front and that move south tuesday evening. it reintroduces the colder air with wintry showers around on wednesday and thursday. a stronger wind. wind is more of a factor as well and into next weekend it looks like the chilly air is going strong. people are being urged to get their boosters and to follow new rules — from tuesday — on mask wearing in england. everyone wants us to protect the progress that we have made. and that is why we have acted very swiftly and, i believe, in a proportionate way with the news of this new variant. in the netherlands, 13 more cases have been identified from flights that arrived from south africa. also this evening: tens of thousands of homes and businesses are still without electricity — in the wake of storm arwen. four european countries hold crisis talks on the migrant crossings. the uk was not invited. and sir frank williams — who created one the great