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Autumn chill in the air with temperatures in the mid to upper 50s by 7 00. A few low 50s in the north bay valleys. Low 70s around 2 00, 3 00. 75 to 80, quick warming for the bay and inland areas by noon. Those outdoor cafe tables will be going quickly. 81 to 88 at 4 00. Everyone is comfortable at 7 00. Lets find out about that commute. Lets get an update from sue. Headed back to the Central Valley and 580 westbound, we got a mass of slow traffic here. We had a couple of big wigs that got into it near grant line. Traffic is slowing to under 5 Miles Per Hour as you make that merge. We have then ...

prices rose at 2% in the year to may, down from 2.3% in april. in october 2022 the figure peaked at 11.1%. the prime minister, rishi sunak, said the conservatives�* economic plan hadn't been easy but today showed "we've got there". shadow chancellor rachel reeves also welcomed the news, but added she wasn't going to say that everything in the economy "was fine". the lib dems said "millions of people won't be feeling better off today". on the election campaign trail, the scottish national party launches its manifesto today. first ministerjohn swinney will call for increased spending...

Australia will resume 200 runs behind englands first innings total when play gets under way with their skipper steve smith unbeaten on 92. And the four year old boy left alone on his School Minibus before trying to walk home. Good evening and welcome to bbc news. Eu leaders have agreed to move brexit talks on to the next phase, which will deal with the future relationship between britain and the eu once britain leaves. Theresa may has called it an important step on the road to a smooth and orderly brexit. But the president of the european council, donald tusk, has warned it will be dramaticall...

It was almost curtains for the Glasgow Jazz Festival this year, but against the odds Jill Rodger and her team have assembled an impressive line-up, writes Jim Gilchrist

Dr Jill Stoner has been behind a range of community initiatives which have made life better for people in and around the Black Isle town.