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if you feel distressed by the references in this programme, please speak to a health professional or an organisation that offers support, such as befrienders worldwide at www. befrienders.org. hello there. flooding still, of course, a concern for many, although the rain has now largely eased and the number of flood warnings is continuing to steadily drop. but there are still plenty of them in place. so do take a look at the details on those on the bbc weather website. of course, it's a lot drier now than it has been recently. we're set to keep that dry weather as we head through the next few days. it's certainly feeling colder. temperatures closer to the seasonal average, frost and fog forming through the overnight periods. also some icy stretches with the ground so damp, too, and the high pressure is set to stick around as we head into next week. it's just blocking all of these atlantic systems pushing in from the west. so we should stay dry and settled with some showers perhaps towards the east. and we're starting off sunday
if you feel distressed by the references in this programme, please speak to a health professional or an organisation that offers support, such as befrienders worldwide at www. befrienders.org. after such a wet week i can bring you some better news in the weekend weather forecast because although it will be colder it is also going to be drier. not completely dry. still some showers around, some bits and pieces of rain, particularly as we start saturday across northern and eastern areas, where we have had a fair amount of cloud. but this slice of clear sky spinning in from the west has been allowing temperatures to drop with some frost and fog and ice to start saturday morning with so much water around where temperatures have dropped to freezing below. we are likely to see some ice.
and all across the world that are going through exactly the same situation. what do you think the future looks like for your son, and what do you think the future looks like for your family? i feel optimistic because on facebook, i follow a lot of people who are very like our son but they are adults now. and i follow them because they are hugely insightful but also it really helps me feel he will find his way. that was marc and, of course, mental health issues aren't always immediately visible. if you were affected by anything you saw that in the report, if you are in the uk you can find support at bbc action line or internationally at befrienders.org. now, whether it is mental or physical health, the nhs helps millions of people every day. and that means it has to move a huge number of medicines around the country. and one of the busiest distribution centres in the uk is not farfrom us here in glasgow. this centre processes 15,000 to 20,000 medicines every day, sending boxes to hospitals and wards across
that was marc, and of course, mental health issues aren't always immediately visible. if you were affected by anything you saw that in the report, if you are in the uk you can find support at bbc action line or internationally at befrienders.org. now, whether it is mental or physical health, the nhs helps millions of people every day. and that means it has to move a huge number of medicines around the country. and one of the busiest distribution centres in the uk is not far from us here in glasgow. this centre processes 15 to 20,000 medicines every day, sending boxes to hospitals and wards across the glasgow area. it is a massive operation and this is how the filing system works. now, when the stock comes in, it gets loaded willy—nilly onto this conveyor belt. well, i have loaded it willy—nilly, anyway. and then it goes through that hole there. now, a little sucker picks up each box and twiddles it around in front
you can find support at bbc action line or internationally at befrienders.org. now, whether it is mental or physical health, the nhs helps millions of people every day. and that means it has to move a huge number of medicines around the country. and one of the busiest distribution centres in the uk is not farfrom us here in glasgow. this centre processes 15—20,000 medicines every day, sending boxes to hospitals and wards across the glasgow area. it is a massive operation and this is how the filing system works. now, when the stock comes in, it gets loaded willy—nilly onto this conveyor belt. well, i have loaded it willy—nilly, anyway. and then it goes through that hole there. now, a little sucker picks up each box and twiddles it around in front of this sensor where a qr code tells the computer the dimensions of the box, the expiry date, and what it is, of course.
up and down the country and all across the world that are going through exactly the same situation. what do you think the future looks like for your son, and what you think the future looks like your family? i feel optimistic because on facebook, i follow a lot of people who are very like our son but they are adults now. and i follow them because they are hugely insightful but also it really helps me feel he will find his way. that was marc, and of course, mental health issues aren't always immediately visible. if you were affected by anything you saw that in the report, if you are in the uk you can find support at bbc action line or internationally at befrienders.org. now, whether it is mental or physical health, the nhs helps millions of people every day. and that means it has to move a huge number of medicines around the country. and one of the busiest distribution centres in the uk is not farfrom us here in glasgow. this centre processes 15 to 20,000 medicines every day, sending boxes to hospitals
i think the greatest thing about that, in terms of benefit, is to realise that you're not alone. there are loads of other people up and down the country and all across the world that are going through exactly the same situation. what do you think the future looks like for your son, and what you think the future looks like for your family? i feel optimistic because on facebook, ifollow a lot of people who are very like our son but they are adults now. and i follow them because they are hugely insightful but also it really helps me feel he will find his way. that was marc, and of course, mental health issues aren't always immediately visible. if you were affected by anything you saw in the report, if you are in the uk you can find support at bbc action line or internationally at befrienders.org. now, whether it is mental or physical health, the nhs helps millions of people every day. and that means it has to move a huge number of medicines around the country. and one of the busiest distribution centres in the uk is not farfrom us