I just got to remember my first line. Good morning, net.

Oh, sorry, just a good tea. Ciao, Gabby Day.

Where are you?

I'm at Guadrilla San Framondi in the region of Campania, where it's overcast and a rather chilly eight degrees.

Mantid mist is expected to burn off throughout the morning and the first part of the day

should be bright with temperatures rising into the low 20s,

though there is a risk of some isolated showers in the afternoon.

Visitors to the town may find restricted parking and certain local and temporary road closures

as the Giro d'Italia arrives today and the 12th century Norman Castle remains closed for the day.

It's 6.36 and to ease you into Saturday morning,

here's R.E.M. and everybody hurts.

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