01/04/2014 BBC Oxford News

Fog lifted today but it may return tonight. Not as dense as recent

nights. Possible showers as well. The more likely the further west

you. So the clear spells ard more likely areas east of the Isle of

Wight. They could be on the heavy side in a few place, with

temperatures falling to a mhld 0`12 Celsius. We are looking ahe`d to

tomorrow, high pollution level, industrial pollution coming up from

France, Germany and Poland, there is a lot of stagnant air over the near

continent and that means it has been sitting there for a while. Ht is

coming our way from the south or south`east. That is adding to the

problems with the Saharan dtst coming from the south. The high

pollution levels high for the south coast and for south`west arda, still

high elsewhere, so something to keep an eye on, and also through the day

Tory party, it will clear on Thursday, with the rain helping to

clear that pollution. Tomorrow night, a few showers, will be

possible. Daytime we continte with the shower, for south`west `rea the

best of any dryness and brightness will be the further north and east

you are, here temperatures could reach 17, 18, possibly 19. Today, in

the south`east, in Surrey wd reached 20 C. The winds still coming in from

the south`east, so that will drag in the pollution from the near

continent. A few showers ard possible, a few clear spells also,

but with the winds from the south, that will help to keep the list and

fog at bay. One or two spots in place, but temperatures down to once

again a mild 10`11. You can see a band of rain waiting in the wings.

That will edge over us on Thursday. Helping clear the air on Thtrsday,

helping clear the plugs sittation and also pollen in the air, from

trees, tomorrow temperatures in fact on Thursday temperatures re`ched a

high of 13 which is just below the seasonal average and winds will fall

light. Yes, we have high pollution, the risk of a sure in a few place,

the best of brightness to the further east. Rain will help clear

the pollution on Thursday, ` high of 13. Friday and Saturday, mahnly dry,

brightness, the odd shower. Thank you very much. Tomorrow night's

South Today will be at the tnveiling of a bust to the man responsible for

finding the Mary Rose off the south coast and Nicky Henderson, four

runners in the Grand Nation`l this weekend. Thank you for watching

Good night. All across the country, millions of

families are waking up to a Britain in which they find it harder to get

on. Whilst the Government keeps telling people everything is fixed,

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David Cameron, gas and electricity bills have increased by more than

?300 for an average family, whilst the energy companies are making huge

profits. Meanwhile, childcare, not a luxury but an essential for millions

of working families, gets harder to find and more expensive. Under David

Cameron, the cost of a nursery place has risen 30%, and there are 50

fewer Sure Start centres and 35 000 fewer childcare