the team would dearly love to prove george wrong. tim muffett, bbc news rye in east sussex. not great weather for flying this morning, certainly in my bit of london. fog, apparently. it is not a new phenomenon but there was plenty this morning, lots of murky scenes like this one in victoria park. not funny if you had travel plans, this fog that lingered across parts of southern england caused some travel problems, problems on the roads and even problems on the roads and even problems that some of the airports. there was mist and murk underneath this, some rather murky conditions for some of the coasts, the odd spot of drizzle. much of the fog further south there is no clearing and it will continue to, there will be spells of sunshine, temperatures are six to 11 degrees. down towards the south of the uk once again we will see fog developing, perhaps more widespread than last night, parts of wales and the midlands towards the south of england, the stripe of cloud sitting in pla
now, this year marks the seventy fifth anniversary of the lp, and the value of vinyl sales is now officially outstripping cds for the first time in more than thirty years. it means business is booming for record sellers, and it s led to some vinyl chart success for one welsh band. lucy 0wen reports. the crackle of the needle on vinyl. for some, there s nothing like it. when the cd appeared, though, it looked like the end of records. but decades later. scratch that. this is the third record fair at the dolman theatre in newport. each one gets bigger and bigger, with hundreds of people coming to snap up their favourite artists on vinyl. you find cool things on vinyl, i think, than cds because there s just so much older and you get more vintage stuff. i think there s something really nice about owning a record and then obviously it sounds lovely. last year we bought £150 million worth of old style albums as sales