emily brown, bbc news. this is bbc news, the headlines: officials in four russian—occupied regions of ukraine have been holding self—declared referendums, on whether to become part of the russian federation. the kremlin supports the votes, but kyiv and western countries have condemned them, saying they're just a sham, and they won't be recognised. britain's finance minister has defended the government's plans to boost the economy, insisting they're not a "gamble". kwasi kwarteng has said massive tax cuts aimed at boosting economic growth are fair for all despite the highest earners gaining the most. tax cuts will be paid for by extra borrowing. the former men's tennis world number one, roger federer, has bid a tearful

farewell to the sport. the swiss playerjoined forces with his former rival, rafael nadal, for a doubles match in the laver cup in london — they lost in a deciding tiebreak. now on bbc news the travel show. this week on the travel show, i'm in to reefer in spain where it is definitely the windier the better as i'd check out the big air kite surfing competition.- big air kite surfing competition. big air kite surfing com etition. , ,., ., competition. oh my god, that was so good- _ competition. oh my god, that was so good. we _ competition. oh my god, that was so good. we are - competition. oh my god, that was so good. we are getting i was so good. we are getting a in was so good. we are getting arty in southern _ was so good. we are getting arty in southern turkey - was so good. we are getting arty in southern turkey for l was so good. we are getting l arty in southern turkey for the biennial. and tech tech boom, we go the scenes at we go behind the scenes at boomtown during the opening of the sea's festival in the heart

of the english countryside. hello, and welcome to the travel show, coming to you this week from beautiful tarifa in southern pain. perched on the southernmost tip of continental europe, just 1a kilometres from north africa, tarifa is the gateway between these two continent. its position leaves the small spanish town open to a blasting from the winds that shape its rugged coastline. in this part of the world there are two prevailing winds. one

is the mellow consistent wind and the other one is this bad boy, which storms in from the east and it is this coastline and when it does, all the best kite servers from around the world want to be right here. and yet while a windy beach break might not seem like your idea of a dream trip, it is for a mass influx of kite servers that see the population of this once sleepy town over triple in size during the windy summer months. and this year will be bigger than ever as the world's needing kite surfers compete to fly the highest in the world's ever big air competition hosted right here in tarifa. the winds here can reach up to 60 knots with the athletes expertly manipulating it to fly over 30 metres high. i have headed over to the leaderboard to see how

the competition is shaping up. so the best of the best kitesurfers in the world are competing here today? est} competing here today? 5: competitors but competing here today? 52 competitors but they competing here today? 15121 competitors but they are divided in five divisions. we have 2a men and i2 divided in five divisions. we have 2a men and 12 women. it is an elimination system so they are riding in groups of two or three riders at the same time and then the winner advances to the next round. we will end of the day he was going to write for the final and take the crown.— write for the final and take the crown. there is a reason why the _ the crown. there is a reason why the wind _ the crown. there is a reason why the wind is _ the crown. there is a reason why the wind is so _ the crown. there is a reason i why the wind is so consistently good here in tarifa. judging commentator lewis explains why. the air is so special because it is so close to the north of africa, what happens with the geology of the land is these mountains push up and you've got the strong wind that it comes in, you've got to think of an hourglass where the sand rushes through the middle, you that's what happens here in both directions either from the atlantic or the mediterranean, thatis atlantic or the mediterranean, that is why so that is why it is always windy and so strong. i think we are going to see

something very special later. now that the winds are getting stronger and the competition is really heating up, i want to know how the athletes are doing. congratulations! looked incredible up there, what is it like out there? the incredible up there, what is it like out there?— like out there? the wind is pumping. _ like out there? the wind is pumping. it's _ like out there? the wind is pumping, it's like - like out there? the wind is pumping, it's like 30 - like out there? the wind is| pumping, it's like 30 knots like out there? the wind is - pumping, it's like 30 knots and we are flying early high blue it isjust an we are flying early high blue it is just an unreal feeling stopping when i'm doing my best trips it is like i feel like superman on the water. its ureat superman on the water. its great energy on the beach, the wind _ great energy on the beach, the wind is — great energy on the beach, the wind is super— great energy on the beach, the wind is super strong _ great energy on the beach, the wind is super strong and - great energy on the beach, the wind is super strong and that. wind is super strong and that is exactly— wind is super strong and that is exactly what _ wind is super strong and that is exactly what we _ wind is super strong and that is exactly what we are - wind is super strong and thatl is exactly what we are looking for so — is exactly what we are looking for so hope _ is exactly what we are looking for so hope ollie _ is exactly what we are looking for so hope ollie i— is exactly what we are looking for so hope ollie i continue i is exactly what we are looking for so hope ollie i continue toj for so hope ollie i continue to make — for so hope ollie i continue to make it — for so hope ollie i continue to make it and _ for so hope ollie i continue to make it and ride _ for so hope ollie i continue to make it and ride in— for so hope ollie i continue to make it and ride in the - for so hope ollie i continue to make it and ride in the final. make it and ride in the final soon — make it and ride in the final soon. ., ., ., ., soon. congratulations and good luck for the _ soon. congratulations and good luck for the next _ soon. congratulations and good luck for the next stage. - soon. congratulations and good luck for the next stage. and - luck for the next stage. and yet the mediaeval town of tarifa and its surrounding beaches were not always home to this global and flat of tourism. tarifa is a really bustling town and that certainly wasn't always the

case. in fact so few tourists came here because why would you want to sit on the beach with such a wind blowing all the time? and then in the 1980s the world came to love tarifa's wind and everything changed. tell me about the first time you came to tarifa. aha, tell me about the first time you came to tarifa.- you came to tarifa. a came through _ you came to tarifa. a came through this _ you came to tarifa. a came through this entrance - you came to tarifa. a came through this entrance with l you came to tarifa. a came i through this entrance with my car all of boards and then we got stuck in one of these small street. in got stuck in one of these small street. , ., u, , street. in your car? it is absolutely _ street. in your car? it is absolutely tiny! - street. in your car? it is absolutely tiny! i - street. in your car? it is absolutely tiny! i have l street. in your car? it is - absolutely tiny! i have come to the old town to meet michele who in 1982 left his hometown and chased the wind to wind up in tarifa to open the town's first ever kite surfing school. why were you coming to tarifa? i can just searching the wind. wind every day, long beach, sandy beach, nobody. it is perfect for us. in sandy beach, nobody. it is perfect for us.— sandy beach, nobody. it is perfect for us. in fact before kite surfing _ perfect for us. in fact before kite surfing came _ perfect for us. in fact before kite surfing came to - perfect for us. in fact before kite surfing came to tarifa i kite surfing came to tarifa there was an exodus of locals

leaving the town to find work. now locals can stay in their hometown thanks to the employment opportunities which this sport has brought with it. so at the end we are the ones that push with town up. you did a aood that push with town up. you did a good job- _ that push with town up. you did a good job. sometimes - that push with town up. you did a good job. sometimes you - that push with town up. you did. a good job. sometimes you think a good 'ob. sometimes you think it is a good job. sometimes you think it is better _ a good job. sometimes you think it is better not _ a good job. sometimes you think it is better not to _ a good job. sometimes you think it is better not to do _ a good job. sometimes you think it is better not to do it _ it is better not to do it because we have a perfect spot for us. ., . . because we have a perfect spot for us. ., ., ., ., for us. you gave the game away, now everyone — for us. you gave the game away, now everyone knows. _ for us. you gave the game away, now everyone knows. what - for us. you gave the game away, now everyone knows. what do i for us. you gave the game away, | now everyone knows. what do you think it is too — now everyone knows. what do you think it is too late? _ now everyone knows. what do you think it is too late? now _ now everyone knows. what do you think it is too late? now i - think it is too late? nowl have is in _ think it is too late? nowl have is in the _ think it is too late? now i i have is in the professionals think it is too late? now i - have is in the professionals in action, a kind of think they should give it a go. can't be too hard, can it? it's going to be disastrous. i've met with tania, owner of one of the 40, yes, that is 40 kite surfing schools that line this post. it is time to experience what this legendary wind feels like for myself. it's great! oh!

legendary wind feels like for myself. it's great! 0h!- legendary wind feels like for myself. it's great! 0h! once we are in myself. it's great! oh! once we are in the _ myself. it's great! oh! once we are in the water— myself. it's great! oh! once we are in the water you _ myself. it's great! oh! once we are in the water you will - myself. it's great! oh! once we are in the water you will see - are in the water you will see that it will feel quite natural. i that it will feel quite natural.— that it will feel quite natural. ., �* ., ., natural. i wouldn't that on it, tan'a. natural. i wouldn't that on it, tanja- -- _ natural. i wouldn't that on it, tanja- -- bet— natural. i wouldn't that on it, tanja. -- bet on _ natural. i wouldn't that on it, tanja. -- bet on it. _ screams how was it for you? oh my god, it was so good! you did really well. i it was so good! you did really well. ., , it was so good! you did really well. . , ., well. i really loved it, it 'ust well. i really loved it, it just felt _ well. i really loved it, it just felt like _ well. i really loved it, it just felt like being - well. i really loved it, it just felt like being a - well. i really loved it, it just felt like being a kid again. i couldn't come to tarifa without trying its most famous sport. but i think for now i will leave it to the professionals. now, if that has

inspired you to go to a destination with plenty of sun, sea and kite surfing, then these are the spots you should be thinking of visiting on your next trip. if you are new to the sport, one of the best locations to learn kite surfing as tackler in morocco stopping this flatwater lagoon surrounded by moroccan desert makes an ideal training ground with consistent winds virtually all year round and plenty of reasonably priced accommodation for the budding kite surfer then this is the perfect place to earn your stripes. feeling like you've got to grips with kite surfing and looking to build your confidence? then campbell co in brazil could be for you. campbell co in brazil could be foryou. if campbell co in brazil could be for you. if you are looking for a fun and social experience with smaller waves then this is the setting to really hone those skills. and caparra take was once a fishing and farming hamlet on the north coast of the dominican republic but todayit the dominican republic but today it is considered by many today it is considered by many to have one of the best kite surfing scenes around, with so

many of the sport's top contenders flocking to the beach, a phrase has been coined by the locals, confetti skies to describe the spectacle of so many people enjoying the best wind and waves the island has to offer. still to come on the travel show: it is boom time for boomtown. we go behind the scenes at the festival. and we hit the streets of martin or the city's biennial. so don't go away. welcome back to the programme. i am still in the accurate who area and i am going to meet someone who is going to give me a really take the insight into the ancient life of the

serious. manuel, hello. so tell me, what we have here? garum paste was the main export of this area, one of spain's best preserved archaeological sites, revered over 2000 years for this fermented fruit preserved which favoured the food of the time. so if you were an ancient roman person you would have been very happy to find us on your table? and now the best chefs of the area are bringing back this ancient treat for modern day

audiences. it's just a very savoury, a deep savoury flavour. i can see why the romans would have enjoyed to have this on their food, especially if it were boiled. just how important is this resurrection? how does it feel to you to be rediscovering these ancient tastes?

strategically placed in south—eastern turkey, high above the roots connect thing turkey to syria and iraq is the ancient city of mardin. due to its position this place has lived under many different rules from the babylonians to the persian but we are here to check out how the mardin biennial looks to encapsulate these influences into new exciting works of art. here is a little bit of interesting info stopping the festival isn't centred in one place, rather it is spread about various culturally important sites around the town so visitors are ex— acted and encouraged to go and visit all

of mardin. tonight where we are going for the grand opening is the german headquarters which was used by the germans during world war i as part of their alliance with the ottoman empire. and so after the opening we go! part of the appeal of mardin is its hilltop location meaning its buildings are built in a tiered system more commonly seen and the theatre or sports stadium. it may look pretty but you better pack your walking shoes. after upping my step count i arrived at the intended destination. and its impact! i didn't think it would be because it took ages to get here, it is in the middle of nowhere but look! i am not the world's number one expert on the arts, but they are willing to have my mind opened. there are so many nooks and crannies full of art, you really have to go searching. is it in here? no! no for once.

what does this mean? look, come and look. it is karl marx, isn't it? see, i did get it right, it is karl marx. but when i got talking to some of the artist, i started to understand what they were exhibiting and what it meant for the region but also, beyond that. right. what is this, what can you tell me about this exhibit? , , can you tell me about this exhibit?— exhibit? so basically this iece is exhibit? so basically this piece is called _ exhibit? so basically this piece is called oz - exhibit? so basically this - piece is called oz microscope, because of the nematic landscapes over the past four years i've been collecting data relating to water and i've built up a composition, a graphic musical score. 50 built up a composition, a graphic musical score. so the sound correlates _ graphic musical score. so the sound correlates to _ graphic musical score. so the sound correlates to the - graphic musical score. so the sound correlates to the data | sound correlates to the data thatis sound correlates to the data that is being collated. and i'm manipulating it as well. set, that is being collated. and i'm manipulating it as well.- manipulating it as well. a lot ofthe manipulating it as well. a lot of the companies _ manipulating it as well. a lot of the companies are - manipulating it as well. a lot of the companies are facing i of the companies are facing water crisis and they are not able to call their systems down. so it's causing, you know, electrical disruptions.

—— cool. know, electrical disruptions. -- cool. �* know, electrical disruptions. -- cool-— know, electrical disruptions. --cool.�* , ,,. -- cool. i've been specifically lookin: -- cool. i've been specifically looking at — -- cool. i've been specifically looking at creation _ -- cool. i've been specifically l looking at creation mythologies so this— looking at creation mythologies so this is— looking at creation mythologies so this is clay, wet clay that is cooked _ so this is clay, wet clay that is cooked and transformed into a completely different matter so there is a change, like, a kind— so there is a change, like, a kind of— so there is a change, like, a kind of alchemy where the matter _ kind of alchemy where the matter is transformed into something else so that is kind of my— something else so that is kind of my metaphor for myself as welt — of my metaphor for myself as well. let's change into something else, now is the time — something else, now is the time. ., ., , time. how important is it you have a festival _ time. how important is it you have a festival of _ time. how important is it you have a festival of art - time. how important is it you have a festival of art and - have a festival of art and culture in mardin? i have a festival of art and culture in mardin? i think it's very organic— culture in mardin? i think it's very organic that _ culture in mardin? i think it's very organic that is _ culture in mardin? i think it's| very organic that is happening here — very organic that is happening here. because here, likely, you sit down— here. because here, likely, you sit down and you go into a store _ sit down and you go into a store and _ sit down and you go into a store and you sit down and you have _ store and you sit down and you have tea — store and you sit down and you have tea with somebody and all of a sudden, you are learning all of— of a sudden, you are learning all of these stories and, you know. — all of these stories and, you know, gossip and other information that you wouldn't have — information that you wouldn't have any _ information that you wouldn't have any access to whatsoever. but it's — have any access to whatsoever. but it's an _ have any access to whatsoever. but it's an oral tradition. the works on _ but it's an oral tradition. the works on display _ but it's an oral tradition. tue: works on display here are varied but they all tie into the festival's main theme. aha,

the festival's main theme. big part of the thing is to do with globalisation as a gesture for border crossing and a gesture that was quite universal and was an appeal to reach out to the other across barriers of all kinds, cultural, political, linguistic. the south—eastern region in turkey is a mix between the kurdish people and other groups as well. the geography is sort of like already a cultural melting pot. itjust makes sense, it's like asking for it in some ways, and ready to be the receptacle for that kind of utterance. because it perfectly _ that kind of utterance. because it perfectly reflects _ that kind of utterance. because it perfectly reflects the - it perfectly reflects the globalisation that you're looking for to somatically put out there?— looking for to somatically put out there?_ -- - out there? precisely. -- thematically. _ out there? precisely. -- thematically. it - out there? precisely. -- thematically. it is - out there? precisely. -- thematically. it is a - out there? precisely. --| thematically. it is a great experience but the city's which culture is here all year round, from its people to its unique architecture scattered across the slopes of this ancient city, mardin itself is truly a work of art.

this summertime so many of europe's top festivals make their comebacks. after two years of covid restrictions. we headed to the english countryside to find out how to turn a farmers field into a temporary town full of music and theatre. taste temporary town full of music and theatre.— temporary town full of music and theatre. we have the kind of core team, _ and theatre. we have the kind of core team, you _ and theatre. we have the kind of core team, you then - and theatre. we have the kind of core team, you then have l and theatre. we have the kind l of core team, you then have the district kind of co—ordinated team which is outdoor set themes. then that goes down into the street venues and smaller cruise, so each of these street venues will have its own individual crew. survey at their own bit of love and kind of detail and energy to their own little space. we've been like — their own little space. we've

been like working _ their own little space. we've been like working since - their own little space. we've been like working since last| been like working since last week— been like working since last week so— been like working since last week so we've kind have been working — week so we've kind have been working and now it's suddenly do this, — working and now it's suddenly do this, do that! it is all hands _ do this, do that! it is all hands on _ do this, do that! it is all hands on deck!- do this, do that! it is all hands on deck! this platform that has been _ hands on deck! this platform that has been based - hands on deck! this platform that has been based out, - hands on deck! this platforml that has been based out, that is the platform we're working with, is it? these guys have done, they have been here for about two weeks would say and they have landed for a couple of weeks in scrapyards and yeah, we do really well at scrapyards as you can imagine. the space we finished today probably is going to have to be an all— probably is going to have to be an all day— probably is going to have to be an all day tomorrow because i don't — an all day tomorrow because i don't think it is going to be finished _ don't think it is going to be finished by tonight. there's probably about 8000 people on—site, i think. start with the creative brainstorming of how it is going to look like in september and then we do creative brainstorming right the way through to december and then january, we the way through to december and thenjanuary, we go into kind of delivery and preplanning, preproduction and then it takes

us eight months preproduction to get us to hear. —— here. now it's about delivery, is making _ now it's about delivery, is making sure everything we have done, _ making sure everything we have done, it— making sure everything we have done, it is— making sure everything we have done, it is all planned and we deliver— done, it is all planned and we deliver the best show of the year~ — deliver the best show of the year~ as— deliver the best show of the year. as almost last—minute hiccups— year. as almost last—minute hiccups with artist dropping out of— hiccups with artist dropping out of the last staff and various _ out of the last staff and various things, travel problems, these are problems, all those — problems, these are problems, all those things, so while it is continually changing and evolving. a lot of people want to play— evolving. a lot of people want to play here because of it is a bit different with the theatrics going on so we have a good _ theatrics going on so we have a good reputation for what we deliver — good reputation for what we deliver and how spectacular it can he — deliver and how spectacular it can be and a lot of production levels — can be and a lot of production levels are _ can be and a lot of production levels are hugely impressive so people — levels are hugely impressive so people want to play here. as we come into _ people want to play here. as we come into the final _ people want to play here. as we come into the final show - people want to play here. as we come into the final show week l come into the final show week of the build, we have a 24—hour shift so we have a daytime crew and a nighttime crew so we keep it flowing through.

the festival generally gets a lot of — the festival generally gets a lot of press about not being gender— lot of press about not being gender balanced or diverse enough _ gender balanced or diverse enough so it makes you more and more _ enough so it makes you more and more aware — enough so it makes you more and more aware of it. it's trying to aim _ more aware of it. it's trying to aim for— more aware of it. it's trying to aim for50—50 more aware of it. it's trying to aim for 50—50 but we've been trying _ to aim for 50—50 but we've been trying to— to aim for 50—50 but we've been trying to gender balance the line up— trying to gender balance the line up since i have been here. it line up since i have been here. it has — line up since i have been here. it has always been something to strive _ it has always been something to strive for— it has always been something to strive for but it is not about gender— strive for but it is not about gender but diversifying the line up— gender but diversifying the line up to all people. we want everyone _ line up to all people. we want everyone to feel welcome, we want — everyone to feel welcome, we want to— everyone to feel welcome, we want to go out of our way to bring _ want to go out of our way to bring them in.— bring them in. from southampton, - bring them in. from - southampton, everybody! in three southampton, everybody! three years to come, they southampton, everybody!“ three years to come, they have had tickets for three years and the gates opened and they will run in and set up a campsite meet the neighbours and it is really exciting but before that, we have to get the site completely signed off. thank ou! completely signed off. thank you! welcome! _ completely signed off. thank you! welcome! our- completely signed off. thank you! welcome! ourjob - completely signed off. thank you! welcome! ourjob is - completely signed off. thank you! welcome! ourjob is to| you! welcome! our “ob is to make fl you! welcome! our “ob is to make sure they _ you! welcome! our “ob is to make sure they are _ you! welcome! ourjob is to make sure they are well - make sure they are well behaved, of course, make sure everyone is happy. well hydrated, especially in this sort of weather. make sure

everything is ok, man. it’s everything is ok, man. it's treat everything is ok, man. it's great seeing _ everything is ok, man. it's great seeing all _ everything is ok, man. it's great seeing all of - everything is ok, man. it's great seeing all of the public come — great seeing all of the public come in. _ great seeing all of the public come in, the moment when they come _ come in, the moment when they come in — come in, the moment when they come in. , �* , come in, the moment when they come in. m m ~ ,, come in. cheering and applause. and when they _ come in. cheering and applause. and when they come _ come in. cheering and applause. and when they come into _ come in. cheering and applause. and when they come into the - and when they come into the city and — and when they come into the city and get lost and get interactive with the world, but makes — interactive with the world, but makes that. interactive with the world, but makes that-— interactive with the world, but makes that._ yoga | makes that. come back. yoga instructor! — makes that. come back. yoga instructor! i— makes that. come back. yoga instructor! i have _ makes that. come back. yoga instructor! i have learned - makes that. come back. yoga instructor! i have learned a i instructor! i have learned a lot in the — instructor! i have learned a lot in the last _ instructor! i have learned a lot in the last 15 _ instructor! i have learned a lot in the last 15 years - instructor! i have learned a| lot in the last 15 years being here — lot in the last 15 years being here i_ lot in the last 15 years being here. i think that's the thing because _ here. i think that's the thing because we've grown, we grew at such — because we've grown, we grew at such an _ because we've grown, we grew at such an amazing speed. there was _ such an amazing speed. there was a — such an amazing speed. there was a much learning every year. what's _ was a much learning every year. what's important to me is to go out and — what's important to me is to go out and feel the vibe out there _ out and feel the vibe out there. ., , , out and feel the vibe out there-_ i i out and feel the vibe out - there._ i want there. old town derry. i want to see how— there. old town derry. i want to see how it _ there. old town derry. i want to see how it feels _ there. old town derry. i want to see how it feels so - there. old town derry. i want to see how it feels so the - to see how it feels so the audience and how they are reacting _ audience and how they are reacting. right now, it is all ramping _ reacting. right now, it is all ramping up and everyone is getting _ ramping up and everyone is getting settled in and everyone will start exploring. going through doors, all of those really— through doors, all of those really unique one—off experiences you get at boomtown

that people remember and those start happening now. but that's all we have time for on this week's show. i am off to watch a bit more kite surfing but before i go, here is what is coming up next week. we have something very special for you. we will bejoining a group of adventurers heading off on a journey of a lifetime. to one of the most fascinating but inaccessible places in the world. the wreck of the titanic. world. the wreck of the titanic-_ world. the wreck of the titanic. ~ . ., ,,~,:::: titanic. we are literally 300 metres from _ titanic. we are literally 300 metres from the _ titanic. we are literally 300 metres from the titanic - titanic. we are literally 300 metres from the titanic and j titanic. we are literally 300 - metres from the titanic and you know i'm thinking when i can make it. ——we are not going to make it. ——we are not going to make it. ——we are not going to make it. 50 make it. --we are not going to make it. ., make it. --we are not going to make it, ., ., make it. --we are not going to make it. ., ., , make it. so do 'oin us then if ou can make it. so do 'oin us then if you can and _ make it. so do 'oin us then if you can and if— make it. so do join us then if you can and if you _ make it. so do join us then if you can and if you cannot - make it. so do join us then if l you can and if you cannot wait, in the meantime, check us out on social media where you will

find a whole range of amazing travel content from the bbc. until next time, from e christa larwood and the rest of the travel show team here in tarifa, it's goodbye. —— from me. hello. the autumn equinox happened on friday, and saturday is going to be ourfirst full day of autumn. the skies are pretty clear at the moment, and the weekend, how's it looking? actually, not too bad. there will be a few showers around, but predominantly sunny spells. so, this is what it looks like out there right now. yes, a few showers around, but generally clear across most of the uk through the early hours of saturday, and the temperatures ranging from close to freezing in the scottish glens, around ten in liverpool, and 12 degrees in the south.

now, recently in the south east, it has been pretty cloudy and wet because of a stubborn weather front, but the thinking is that weather front should be out of the picture out in the english channel and across france, early on saturday morning. but there is a possibility it could be cloudy, if not damp, in the extreme south—east. elsewhere across the country, we're waking up to sunny spells and i think through the course of the afternoon, we'll see showers developing — quite well scattered across england and wales. but in scotland and northern ireland, it should be a predominantly dry day. here, temperatures will range from 12 degrees in the northern isles, 16 in glasgow, in the south, still around 18. that was saturday, this is sunday's weather forecast. a lot of sunshine, particularly across england and wales, but watch this cold front sweep into northern and western scotland later in the day. the winds will increase and that heralds a change — a change into next week. we'll have a look at that in a second. first, i want to update you on hurricane fiona, which has just passed to the west of bermuda

and it is heading towards nova scotia and also newfoundland, and the effects from this storm are likely to be very significant around the canadian maritimes. now, when the storm hits, it'll no longer be a truly tropical hurricane, it'll sort of turn into more of a mid—latitude weather system, but the strength of the wind will still be blowing at hurricane force and waves around coastal areas are forecast to reach 10, even 12 metres so ferocious weather there the other side of the atlantic. but over in our neck of the woods, we are expecting a colder plunge of air on monday following a cold front. so if you look at the forecast here, 13 degrees in aberdeen and edinburgh probably as well, and cardiff, mid—teens expected and similar values there in london. have a good weekend.

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