gusty wind continues around coastal areas. with those northerly winds temperatures are dropping as well. these are the temperatures we expect this afternoon. if we trace the wind through the norwegian sea this is where they are coming from hence that colder air coming our way. and there will be a stream of showers pushing into the north sea into east anglia and coastal areas. even snow to low levels overnight in northern scotland. where you have the showers you have most of those icy conditions as there is a widespread frost around tonight. those showers move away but the cold wind continues to feed and a few showers on north sea coasts and east anglia. many other areas having a dry day. cloud moving into northern ireland. the head of that temperature is perhaps no higher than for a five degrees despite the sunshine. at the moment the colder air is in place across the uk and heading into thursday nights some milder air time to come in from the atlantic. where those boundaries
morning, morning! it is great to be back. let s give a warm welcome to piers morgan, the broadcaster and chief eyebrow raiser, chef and campaigner hugh fearnley whittingstall, and with kids in england about to go back to school, the woman who speaks up for their welfare, children s commissioner dame rachel de souza. a very warm welcome for this new political season. a very warm welcome for this new politicalseason. let s a very warm welcome for this new political season. let s start with a look at some of the newspaper front pages. quite a mixture today. the observer leads on the concrete in schools story. it s found a whistleblower who says there s a culture of complacency. the people says 7,000 more schools are at risk of closure but the express leads on the chancellor s cost cost of living to halve inflation. and the telegraph says sunak is going to defy the climate change committee s net zero ban on new airports. we will get into that a bit later on. first of all, rachel,
what more can you tell us? it s important to emphasise that this report, which has come from deloitte, which has looked at the issue over the last few months is not about the substance of the complaint made against huw edwards of the family by a young individual, it is looking at the bbc s complaints processes, and it says they have apologised that basically it was not escalated quickly enough. the initial complaint was made in mid may 2023, but was not escalated to senior management until nearly two months later. it says it has identified areas where the bbc can improve their processes. it says that in this case, things were not logged properly and there was no consistent approach across the bbc s complaints processes, and that the bbc has now responded by saying that it has accepted some of the findings of this report. it has already made changes into how it handles complaints, to make sure there is better consistency across there is better consistency across the corporat
about the political direction of the government during what she described as a tumultuous time. well, that development means that liz truss has now lost two very senior members of her cabinet injust a now lost two very senior members of her cabinet in just a few days. following the sacking of kwasi kwarteng as her chancellor of the exchequer. what an extraordinary few daysin exchequer. what an extraordinary few days in prime minister s questions, in the commons a little bit early on. liz truss said she is a fighter and not a quitter, but she is under more pressure than ever now. and this is the scene, you can see it in downing street. we may be hearing from the new home secretary, grant shapps, he was a supporter of rishi sunak who lost the tory leadership to liz truss. it is interesting now that liz truss is bringing people from that wing of the party, the rishi sunak wing of the party, if you want to call it that into the top echelons of her government. let s talk to our po