might be something half decent running into east anglia, but in southern england where it has been southern england where it has been so dry, a lot of dry weather again for the weekend. a few showers for saturday, parts of scotland, northern and eastern areas of england. a cooler feel to things around the north eastern coast. by sunday, a little rain may fall in parts of scotland and northern ireland, but a parts of scotland and northern ireland, buta hint parts of scotland and northern ireland, but a hint of things to come next week, across northern areas there may be little change at times, temp is not changing too much. there is a chance that the further south you are, you see some weather of the year so far living in. though i have to say, that combined and it spread has been so dry, may not be to everyone s taste. thanks, nick. that s all from the bbc news at six, so it s goodbye from me, and on bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc s news teams where you are. hello and welcome to
$2900. that is up 23% in just a couple of years. just about $2300 in 2022. this is a market that is changing very quickly. i want to finally ask you about a conversation i had with our ladies yesterday. that is about a changing psychology on buying a home. there was a time where you are expected to buckle down and eat canned goods and pinch every penny and stay home and don t go out. you are saving for that down payment and saving to buy a house. as a little bit more entitlement involved in newer generations where they believe they are entitled to the name brand shoes are personal vacation and they don t really pinch those pennies. do you see that change in psychology as well? i think it has a balance. there s a lot of millennials and gen zers who are guilty of overspending. i think where the average
Knob of this makes any type of sense but, again, going to have chad wolf to react to later. brian: i want to do 23 and me with you the way you use your hands? very italian. we re going to look into that. lawrence: ancestry did this thing on me i need to go check. could would he be related? brian: it s an excellent chance. why are doing the next segment together. ainsley: he is wearing green. he a little irish. drunk godfather. brian: which by the way is a great sandwich godfather used to serve at ben gantz. bennigans out of business and i don t wait there no more. ainsley: that s where you took dawn on first day. beef steak charles all can you eat and drink. ainsley: ate the shrimp with the shells on it. brian: i did not know you peal it off. steve: first time you had ever been in a restaurant with a table cloth? lawrence: how do you explain that? brian: i explain i don t go out to eat a lot. ainsley: took brian 25 years to learn you peel your shrimp.
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