26/01/2018 BBC Weather

And not taking any penny

in terms of administrative charges.

Every single penny was then recycled

back to the community.

In response to some of that

criticism as to why things

were not distributed quicker,

a spokesperson for

the London Emergencies Trust

says it was a complex financial

management challenge.

I also spoke to the Kensington

and Chelsea Foundation,

who told me that they are

in this for the long haul

and future generations will still be

affected by this tragedy.

Ayshea Buksh.

Charlotte Franks, we heard money

is being earmarked for the future.

What's meant by that?

Well, the focus now is on how best

those victims of the Grenfell fire

can be supported going forward, and

today 25 charities met with the

Charity Commission, really to

discuss what they have learned since

Grenfell, and also what they have

learned since other tragedies last

year, including the Manchester

bombing and the London Bridge

attack. They also asked in the

meeting at something like Grenfell

were to happen again, how would they

work together, would they do

anything differently, would they

work in exactly the same way? Once

they have come to the conclusion,

the report will be published.

Charlotte, thank you very

Finally, police in Essex

had a bit of a surprise

when they searched

a house in Westcliff-on-Sea.

They stumbled across a four foot

crocodile and lots of snakes.

A man was arrested

for keeping a dangerous animal

without a licence

and animal cruelty offences,

as well as suspicion

of cannabis production.

OK, let's get the weekend weather

forecast from Tomasz.

The weather not looking great, don't

get too snappy! A bright morning,

lots of rain on the way on Saturday,

and I think as far as this evening

is concerned, it is quiet, not an

awful lot happening, just a little

bit of a chill in the air, a touch

of frost early on, but by the end of

the night air four degrees in zone

one, outside just a degree or so

above freezing. So the morning is

looking bright, make the most of it

if you can, and then a bit of rain

comes through, it is just going to

be damp and cloudy. South-westerly

winds continue into Sunday, they

keep bringing mild weather

conditions, so temperatures could

get up to around 13 degrees in one

or two areas, so a bright day on the

way, but overall pretty cloudy. So

let's have a look at the outlook

now, you can see a lot of cloud

there.

now, you can see a lot of cloud

there.

Hello there. Quite cold outside at

the moment, especially across

eastern parts of England, where we

have a touch of frost, but milder

air to come from the Atlantic,

bringing all of this cloud as well.

This cloud has already brought rain

in the north-west, but more

substantial rain from the thickening

cloud that comes in behind that, and

as the winds continue to begin up

across western areas, turning wetter

across Northern Ireland and western

fringes later in the night.

Temperatures will be rising later.

Further east, the wind is not a

strong, cloud thinner, temperatures

not far away from freezing in some

spots, mist and fog patches across

East Anglia. Into the morning,

stronger winds will push that rain

quickly eastwards across Scotland,

heavier rain over the hills, by nine

o'clock already the worst of the

rain should have cleared from

Northern Ireland. Moving over the

Irish Sea, more persistent rain for

the ills of the north-west of

England. In eastern parts, it may

well be dry. A dry starred for East

Anglia and the south-east. Higher

temperatures further west. Quite

strong winds will push that rain

eastwards, reaching the south-east

more in the afternoon, but through

the afternoon the rain becomes light

and patchy, a lot of cloud for many

parts of England and Wales, further

north, Scotland and Northern Ireland

are more likely to see some passing

showers. But a mild wind, to be just

low to rise in the south-east, 11

degrees in the afternoon. Windy to

the base of that low pressure across

the far north of Scotland, the winds

will ease by Sunday morning, and

then this weather front returning to

bring some more rain and drizzle

back, mainly into Scotland, many

other areas probably having a dry

day, that a lot of cloud around, and

still a brisk westerly or

south-westerly wind, temperature is

higher on Sunday. If you get some

sunshine to the east of high ground,

for example Cheshire, North East

Wales, temperatures could get up to

15 degrees. Winds will change into

Monday, because the rain in Scotland

will be tripling its way southwards

into England and Wales. --

trickling. Head of it, strong and

gusty winds, the rain arriving in

the afternoon, where we will have

the highest temperatures. Further

north, it will brighten up, but