brings in some heavier rain. a north westerly flow following behind it. generally speaking, tonight will not be as cold for most of us as it was last night. they will be pockets of frost where we have the clear skies. tomorrow, there goes that weather front sinking southwards with all its cloud. behind it, clear skies and sunshine. it will feel cold. there will be a significant wind chill. showers, wintry across the north of scotland and east coast as well. temperatures tomorrow, only two in lerwick to ten in cardiff and plymouth. karen, thank you. carol. access to defibrillators is something we ve spoken about a lot here on breakfast. now, team gb gymnasts becky and ellie downie arejoining a campaign to register more devices on a new national database. their brotherjosh died suddenly last year from a cardiac arrest while playing cricket. he was just 24 and had an undiagnosed heart condition. graham satchell has the story.
it s been a difficult, distressing year for sisters becky and ellie downie. last may, their brother, josh, was playing cricket when he collapsed and died. he was just 24. he kind of dropped to one knee and said he was struggling, and then managed to get back up, and then just kind of collapsed. and then the ambulance came, and then theyjust couldn t bring him back. so. for us, it was a huge shock. as a family, it s something you never think is going to really happen to you. and it s been a crazyjourney, but i think we re really lucky that we are from such a big family and we ve all had each other. so now, ellie downey- for great britain on vault. becky and ellie are two of britain s finest gymnasts. together, they have 26 medals from world, european and commonwealth games. it s a real specialist piece for becky. their brother s death has had a devastating impact. ellie has been helped by a counsellor.
it s trying to make sure that everybody is as aware as they can be about these things, and hopefully a lot more lives can be saved going forwards. she s made it! that s the big combination. both becky and ellie are now trying to get their lives back on track. they will compete again this year at big competitions, the commonwealth games and the world championships, both on home soil. that was two fantastic. vaults from ellie downie. i feel like i m finally kind of starting to come out the other side now, which is nice. and like becky said, like, life is just so short, like, you ve got to live every day and be happy. so then, that s just like the approach i m taking this year, erm, just to live every day, be happy, make sure every day is fun, enjoyable, because like you said, like, you just don t know when any day could be your last. josh wouldn t want me to stop because of what s happened. like, he was always so supportive of our careers and what we did, and he ll always be a massive
to have greater access to defibrillators right now. the premier league, for example, is putting 2000 in community settings like this, the ugo ehiogu pitch in east london. becky and ellie are now supporting a british heart foundation campaign to get defibrillators registered, so people know exactly where they are. when someone is having a heart attack or cardiac arrest, it s minutes that you ve got to get a defibrillator on there before it s too late, and you need one as close by as you can, really. so it s good to know, like, where all the nearest ones are. erm, yeah, because it sjust minutes and you just can t afford to waste time in a situation like that. and if you don t have access to them, they can t be used. and there are tens of thousands that are out there that aren t registered, that just aren t being used and people don t know about them. and like ellie said, it s a matter of minutes that will save a life.