Of information we have from afp saying rescuers entering the tunnel to extract the five year old who has been struck down the bottom of that 30 me to shaft. He has been stuck down the bottom of that 30 metre well shaft. We will bring you more on this when we get any updates. Now its time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. Hello. Its a wet and windy afternoon for many, the best of any sunshine across the far east and southeast of england. Meanwhile, for scotland, snow becomes an increasing hazard over the next 2a hours, this cold front sliding its way south and eastwards, the snow showers piling into scotland. Notice the squeeze in the isobars, so weve got some strong winds to deal with through this afternoon and into tomorrow. Gusts perhaps 50, 55 mph for some western coast. For many, its milder compared to yesterday, Butjust Mid Single figures as a high across scotland. And here further snow showers piling in through the evening and overnight. Coupled with those gusty winds
now on bbc news. birmingham heartlands hospital has one of the busiest intensive care units in the region. we follow three nurses on a night shift to find out what it s really like to be an intensive care nurse. no one dies alone in intensive care. it s me that sits there and holds your relative s hand. it s me that talks to them in their last few minutes. it is me that makes sure they re comfortable. no two days are the same. you don t know what you re going to walk into. our aim is to make patients better so they can go home to their families. covid has changed - intensive care completely. the demand for the service isjust extraordinary. - we need to look after ourselves to be the best nurses we possibly can be. we cry together, we feel our emotions together and i think that s so important. i do like a busy shift, it makes you think a lot and puts your nursing skills to the test. i m really proud to be an itu nurse. it s a really special place to worm and i m proud to make
of information we have from afp saying rescuers entering the tunnel to extract the five year old who has been struck down the bottom of that 30 me to shaft. he has been stuck down the bottom of that 30 metre well shaft. we will bring you more on this when we get any updates. now it s time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. hello. it s a wet and windy afternoon for many, the best of any sunshine across the far east and southeast of england. meanwhile, for scotland, snow becomes an increasing hazard over the next 2a hours, this cold front sliding its way south and eastwards, the snow showers piling into scotland. notice the squeeze in the isobars, so we ve got some strong winds to deal with through this afternoon and into tomorrow. gusts perhaps 50, 55 mph for some western coast. for many, it s milder compared to yesterday, butjust mid single figures as a high across scotland. and here further snow showers piling in through the evening and overnight. coupled with
A household using a typical amount of energy will pay £1,690 a year. Thats a saving of more than 200 pounds. The cap sets the maximum amount suppliers can charge for each unit of gas and electricity but not the total bill so if you use more, youll pay more. Heres our cost of living correspondent, kevin peachey. Spring has arrived in the gardens of this east Kent Community centre, promising warmer months ahead. I love the daffodils. But locals are still feeling the chilling Impact Winter Bills had on their finances and lifestyle. Its been quite a harsh winter and i havent been able to afford to have the Central Heating on. So its been rather challenging. And so ive been using hot water bottles. I invested in a battery operated vest. Inside the centre we find caz, whos found ways to stay warm, too. Wrap up in a blanket or one of those big snoods that you get now, and big fluffy slippers. And how paying the bills has been a juggling act. Some months you rob peter to pay paul, and thatsju
The good news Falling Energy prices. The annual energy bill for a household using a typical amount of gas and electricity will fall to £1,690, which is the lowest for two years. Lets get more on this from our money and work reporter, peter ruddick. There is a mixed picture there, but a lot of bills going up . Yes. There is a mixed picture there, but a lot of bills going up . A lot of bills going up . Yes. You alwa s a lot of bills going up . Yes. You always get a lot of bills going up . Yes. You always get winners a lot of bills going up . Yes. You always get winners and a lot of bills going up . Yes. You always get winners and losers i a lot of bills going up . Yes. You i always get winners and losers at this time of year, the start of the new Financial Year and we work out what is coming in and what is going out and how those things have changed. I think there will be some crucial things going up that will off set the headlines. The government are keen to talk of the combined impact