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Michael Fish: A Hot Weekend And More Fine Weather Next Week

And so it goes on - more fine, sunny and often hot weather on the way during the next 7 days.
Video by Michael Fish
Issued: 6th July 2018 15:00

And so it goes on - more fine, sunny and often hot weather on the way during the next 7 days.

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