John Griffiths: Last News

One of Britain's worst ever child sex abuse gangs have now been jailed for a total of 190 years.

Largs RNLI were alerted to the incident when lifeboat operations manager John Griffiths was approached by a concerned member of the public.John alerted the UK Coastguard and instructed the arriving crew to prepare for a water rescue.One volunteer crew member, Andrew Malone, took to the water and swam out to the casualty whilst’ the other crew members tended to the safety line.As the boy was brought closer to the nearby slipway, a second volunteer crew member entered the water to assist in bringing the young boy to the safety of the shore.The Ayrshire Live app is available to download now.Get all the local news in your area – plus features, football news and the latest on the coronavirus crisis – at your fingertips 24/7.The free download

weather will be 4C warmer than the 32C expected in the Egyptian city, and will also mark the first time since records began that the UK has experienced six days over 34C in a row.Tuesday saw highs of 35C at Heathrow Airport, as sun-worshippers flocked to beaches and parks again.A yellow weather warning for thunderstorms remains in place for most of the UK until Thursday evening.Storms have been developing across northern Scotland over the past 24 hours.Thunderstorms will strike many parts of the UK on Wednesday, but despite that, Met Office meteorologist John Griffiths warned the record-breaking heatwave is here to stay.The weather agency said the storms haven't been accompanied by much rain, and so are unlikely to lower temperatures

Temperatures across the UK are expected to soar to 25C over the weekend after days of frequent downpours and gloomy skies.

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The UK are forecast to enjoy a weekend of "wall-to-wall" sunshine before a band of rain moves in from Monday.

hottest day of the year as a 31C "tropical plume" heads to the country. Although thunderstorms have been forecast for much of country over the weekend, sweltering temperatures could be on the way shortly afterwards.