03/09/2014 BBC Points West


03/09/2014

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Good evening. Wilson, BBC News at Wembley.

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President Obama has flown into RAF Fairford in the Cotswolds

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The President is here for the NATO summit in South Wales.

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Andrew Plant watched the Prdsident's arrival.

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It was just before 6:45pm that we heard the roar of the engind 's in

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the sky. Then it came into view and did a huge loop of the skies to line

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up for its landing, giving dveryone a good opportunity to take good

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pictures. Then is landed, this huge, imposing aircraft touching down with

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President Obama on board. Hd was only down for ten or 15 minttes

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because he would `` before he was off again and another aircr`ft,

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accompanied by several helicopters in the direction of Celtic Lanor in

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Wales. There are of course will be otherworldly just too. Angela

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Merkel, David Cameron, all therefore the NATO summit. It will be the

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biggest gathering of world leaders ever to take place in `` pl`ce in

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Great Britain. It's not just the President's

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arrival, dozens of VIPs are heading At Bristol Airport

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a special lounge has been organised Our home affairs corresponddnt,

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Steve Brodie, reports Were still's airport we see many of

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the 10,000 delegates. It has upped its security. Those arriving

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tomorrow will work straight from their aircraft and through these

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specially reserved area to be greeted by NATO officials. @n extra

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1000 passengers are flying hn for the airports biggest week of the

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year. We are trying to retahn business as normal. This buhlding,

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separate from the main termhnal building, will be where we will

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receive all of the delegates who were coming in on a variety of

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different aircraft. They will be met from their aircraft and processed

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through this building as quhckly as we possibly can. There is also an

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area exclusion zone, includhng Bristol and the Celtic Manor. It

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does not affect commercial flights, but like aircraft, including

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helicopters are banned. Somdrset police are being boosted by officers

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from all over the country. Officers trained in public card and with

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firearms. A huge righty of officers will be coming in as part of 90 0

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extra officers to support this operation.

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Staff at Bristol's hotels, like this one chosen by delegates, have

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received anti`terrorist trahning, and many of the delegations have

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Special permission was granted by the Home Office

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for guns to be carried for the duration of the sumlit.

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Bridges along the M4 leading to the old

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Severn crossing are manned by police officers from all over the TK.

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These were from the Met, whhle at the motorway services at thd bridge

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itself, this Scottish contingent were mixing with the public.

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One word of warning from the airport:

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Do allow extra time for your journey, just in c`se.

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The parents of a Gloucestershire student who was murdered in France

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Joanna Parrish was found in the river in Auxerre in 0990

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Now Ribston Hall School in Gloucester has named its new

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A manuscript written by a woman who lived on Exmoor with no electricity

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or running water has been found after being lost for 45 years.

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Now the writings of Hope Bourne are to be published.

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There is nothing in the world that is any fresher than rainwatdr or

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It was a lifestyle at odds with the 20th century.

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For decades Hope Bourne's home was a caravan on the edge of Exloor

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It is the most precious and important part of my eqtipment.

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Shunned the trappings of modern life.

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But watched everything around her, and was a prolific writer.

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Now, 45 years after it was written, historians have rediscovered one

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of Hope's manuscripts while packing up to move office

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There it was, the village on the Moor by Hope Bourne.

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She really was an extraordinary woman.

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It is hard to imagine anyond now living in the way that Hope lived.

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In the caravan on her own, with no electricity,

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going out to shoot dinner and growing her own vegetables.

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No running water, collecting from a bucket out of the stream

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A Village On The Moor chronhcles everyday life in Withypool

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A time when traditions were battling modern trends.

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Hope would write, the radio and the telly may bring

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the wider world into almost every home, but here, a hold up in London

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or war in the Middle East is of far less importance than yesterday's

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Then there is the tale of the faithful dogs who refused to leave

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their owner's side, even after she died on the moor of a heart attack.

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The dogs even went to the funeral and, as Hope sahd,

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Even the men were blowing their noses.

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Yes, they sat in the pews with everyone else.

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Hope makes it clear they were really were just part of the story

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Her tales of life in a vill`ge on Exmoor will be published next year.

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Much like today in many respects, the weather for tomorrow and

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forecast will be weirdly cloud sticks versus where it breaks up to

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give brighter spells. There will be some low cloud and hill fog around

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in abundance tomorrow morning. That will gradually lift and start to

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show signs of breaking up to give writer or sunny spells. We `re left

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with this mixture throughout the rest of the day. Some areas could

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well remain under the cloud all day. Temperatures will be f`irly

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warm. It pretty similar picture through the rest of this wedk.

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temperatures will get. We cannot promise sunny skies for the weekend.

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Quite a nice day for many of us Good evening. Some sunshine around

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to end the day in the south and south-east of the country. Tomorrow,

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another fine day. By fine I mean skies looking something like this. I

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suspect there will be a little bit of cloud at some point in the day.

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The weather is very settled. An enormous area of high pressure

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stretching from Russia across Central Europe and into our

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neighbourhood here. This is a satellite picture from today you can

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see sunny skies across parts of East Anglia and the Sabbath. More cloud

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the further north you are. Even here the skies have broken up. -- the

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south-east. Through tonight, all we will be seeing his errors

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