In the breeze, coming in from the west or south westerly direction it will feel cool, particularly if the showers are with you but out of it, it shouldn t feel too bad. around 11- 17 it shouldn t feel too bad. around 11 17 degrees, coolest of all we have the strongest of the winds in the far north of scotland was not more persistent rain pushing into the north highlands later. through this evening and overnight a few showers will continue, particularly across southern and western areas. the rain and strong winds starting to ease a little bit through shetland but still a blustery night to come here. temperatures down into single figures for some stop a cool start with another day of sunshine and showers tomorrow that could be the more in a way of heavy rain and strong winds for england and wales, particularly on tuesday, then warms up particularly on tuesday, then warms up a little bit later in the week. more later. back to you both. matt, thank you- more later. back to you both. mat
A little bit later on? it is going to be an emotional day - a little bit later on? it is going to be an emotional day and i a little bit later on? it is going | to be an emotional day and the a little bit later on? it is going i to be an emotional day and the way my training to be an emotional day and the way my training has been going on there will be my training has been going on there will be tears after about two miles anyway~ will be tears after about two miles anyway~ to will be tears after about two miles anyway. to run it side by side with the girl anyway. to run it side by side with the girl whose life i managed to say with the the girl whose life i managed to say with the transplant. it isjust going with the transplant. it isjust going to with the transplant. it isjust going to be phenomenal really. just an amazing event. the world s biggest an amazing event. the world s biggest marathon into hat to do it with biggest marathon into hat to do it with v
With other parameters of the person their individual dietary inta ke, lifestyle, physical activities, sleep patterns and whatnot. if you just use genetics, it s not going to work. but whilst our dna can t offer every answer, at least dr yiannis later confirmed that i m free to drink coffee while i mull over my need for any diet change or not. spencer: i tell you she d never have given it up anyway. now, back at decode genetics in iceland, founder kari stefansson has been looking at a similar and possibly controversial topic: how our genes shape our bodies, our minds and our personalities. i can tell you how we can use genetics to explore, in a way, the nature of man. his most recent scientific paper has been looking at how that relates to one of the developed world s biggest health problems. if there is one condition that
And what fascinates me about this is that the way in which you are genetically hardwired to solve problems has an impact on the composition of your body. just give me a minute. i m working it out for myself at the moment. i hope we all are. i know where i am on that, or at least i think i. oh, my god. wow amazing the secrets that our bodies can hold. and that s it for the short version of the programme. the full length show can be found on the iplayer. and you can keep up with what the team are up to throughout the week on social media. find us on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter @bbcclick, but for now, thanks forwatching, bye bye.