10/08/2014 South Today

is all for now. I will be back with the late news here on

Good Evening, I'm Caroline Richardson.

A 31`year`old Woman Has Died After Being Found

Unconscious In The Grounds Of A Music Festival in Hampshire.

Medical staff Were Called To A Toilet Block At The BoomTown Fair

Site Near Winchester Yesterday Afternoon.

The Woman Was Taken To Hosphtal But Later Died.

Police Are Investigating But Say The Cause Of Death Is Not Thought To Be

The remnants of Hurricane Bdrtha have been causing some problems

A Woman Was Taken To A Hosphtal With An Injury, Falling Tree.

The Round Britain and Ireland race, due to kick off in Cowes today,

With details of that and other casualties of the weather,

The Organisers Of The Presthgious Round Britain And Ireland R`ce

Changed The Direction Of Thd Race Then Changed That Back Row Postponed

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Decision. But Just Handing Here We Can Feel And See The Wind Around.

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The World. You Have To Think About The Whole Fleet. It Was Going To Be

Atrocious. If Conditions Ard Calmer, They Will Set Off Tomorrow

From Cows. Meanwhile, Safetx Fears Also Forced Changes To The Bike Ride

But Goes Through Surrey. He`vy Rain Led To It Being Shortened And This

Deepest Sections Inc Scrappdd. In Several Areas, Trees Were Brought

Down By The Strong Winds, Including This One In Worthing. But There Are

Always Those Who Will Find @ Silver Lining. These Kite Surfers @long The

South Coast Need The Most Of The Wild Weather.

Police say they are growing increasingly worried

about a teenager who has gone missing from Southampton.

Rebecca McLean, who is 15, is believed to be on the Isle

of Wight with 33`year`old Mhchael Britten, also from Southampton.

The pair were last seen togdther in Ryde yesterday morning.

Factories where nuclear missiles are produced in Berkshire have been the

Peace campaigners unfurled ` seven`mile pink scarf betwedn sites

at Burghfield and Aldermaston, to protest against Britain's Trident

Unfurling the first few feet of a seven`mile pink scarf.

Thousands of people have knitted this wooly

giant, their contributions joined together at this colourful

This is my very own little piece of this thing here.

People have been knitting from all over the world.

What is diametrically opposite to weapons and war?

You couldn't get any more pdaceful than sitting and knitting.

The scarf snaked its way between Burghfield and Aldermaston, where

In two years, politicians whll decide whether to renew the Trident

programme at a cost, say thdse campaigners, of ?100 billion.

It's a project the Government says it's sticking to.

But these campaigners say there s simply no need

There has been repeatedly a majority public opinion against nucldar

And the politicians have to unddrstand

that and stop thinking that getting rid of nukes would be a votd loser.

Wool Against Weapons was conceived nearly two years ago,

I'm overwhelmed and obviously delighted.

We've been going a bit crazx, but I think it's worked.

With the scarf complete, two minutes' silence followdd to

remember all those who've bden killed in war.

A service to mark the centenary of the outbreak of WWI has been held

in Swanage to honour the melory of this man ` Ernest Pitcher,

This afternoon, some of his family joined dignit`ries

and the Royal Marines Assochation to pay tribute to his bravery

We'll have more on tomorrow's South Today.

We have had a fairly blustery day today and wind will be the theme of

Now, this area of low presstre towards the north`east is what

brought to the heavy rain l`st night and through today.

We see those isobars tighten up and those winds aren't going

Through tonight though, we?ll keep the shower risk going

They will ease for a time but we will still catch one or two

With all the cloud and rain though, it will be a fairly mild night,

with temperatures of around 12 to 15 degrees.

Tomorrow, the winds pick up once again ` this time

from a westerly direction, feeding in some fairly heavy showers,

There will be some spells of sunshine between the showers and

it will be a windy day, not quite as windy as yesterday, but `long

the south coast we could sed gusts of around 30, perhaps even 40 mph.

We will keep the winds is going as we go through the week.

We will see a fairly breezy day on Tuesday with sunshine and showers,

as we go through the week, those winds do ease and we should start to

Hello there. With reports of flooding and wind damage in some

parts of the UK, hurricane Bertha has certainly left her mark, in one

form or another. The low that sperm from her is now pushing its way on

to the North Sea and through the night will keep winds strong and

gusty across the country. Some lively showers around as well, wins

strengthening through northern Scotland and northern England and

this wraparound of a weather front could cause some issues tomorrow.

Tomorrow begins on a fresher