this is bbc news. the headlines: crowds have cheered ukrainian troops as they entered kherson after russia's retreat. the city had been occupied by russia since march. it's been hailed as an historic day by the ukrainian president, volodymyr zelensky. thousands of russian troops have retreated across the dnipro river. in the us, the democrats now appear to be one seat short of keeping control of the senate. mark kelly, a former astronaut, is projected to hold on to his seat in arizona. nevada and georgia are yet to be called. president biden has told the cop27 climate summit that he wants to re—establish the us as a reliable global leader on tackling climate change. he said he's committed to the target of halving us carbon emissions by 2030 and apologised for donald trump pulling out of the paris

climate accord. and climate accord. those are your latest headlines. coming up at six o'clock, breakfast with ben thompson and tina daheley. but first on bbc news — the travel show. good the travel show. girl, straight on. oh, i wa nt good girl, straight on. oh, i want you to the great migration come so badly, but don't want you to be eaten by lions. a line and a buffalo?- you to be eaten by lions. a line and a buffalo? yes, he wanted to _ line and a buffalo? yes, he wanted to hunt. _ line and a buffalo? yes, he wanted to hunt. music- line and a buffalo? yes, he - wanted to hunt. music plays. can ou wanted to hunt. music plays. can you has — wanted to hunt. music plays. can you has been _ wanted to hunt. music plays. can you has been at _ wanted to hunt. music plays. can you has been at war- wanted to hunt. music plays. can you has been at war for. can you has been at war for decades. it's enemy? the poachers who prey on its precious wildlife. the canine unit are just precious wildlife. the canine unit arejust one precious wildlife. the canine unit are just one of the many groups across africa taking up

the fight against poaching. this illegal trade has threatened the very existence of animals like these. at the endangered species enclosure, will and i have been brought to meet mother and daughter. the last surviving two white northern white rhinos on earth. and here it is very soft. who is this? ., ., , ., is this? hello, no gym, hello, sweetheart. _ is this? hello, no gym, hello, sweetheart. at _ is this? hello, no gym, hello, sweetheart. at the _ is this? hello, no gym, hello, sweetheart. at the back - is this? hello, no gym, hello, j sweetheart. at the back here, you can touch here. film. sweetheart. at the back here, you can touch here. oh, yeah. at least you — you can touch here. oh, yeah. at least you are _ you can touch here. oh, yeah. at least you are able - you can touch here. oh, yeah. at least you are able to lay - at least you are able to lay your hands on what is the last on the planet. it is sad and i

hope it doesn't happen again. and why are they so rare, james? it and why are they so rare, james? , and why are they so rare, james?— james? it is basically poaching. _ james? it is basically poaching, which - james? it is basically poaching, which is i james? it is basically. poaching, which isjust james? it is basically - poaching, which isjust being groove —— driven by human greed and greed in different forms, greed for power, greed for their medicinal aspect�*s, someone has been made to believe traditionally that if you drink rhino horn it is a cure for cancer. they can pay any amount due get a small piece. on the black market a kilo of rhino horn is selling for 60,000 us dollars. it is a lot of money and it is a lot of business and that is why poaching becomes a serious problem.

a kind of want to show you a footprint of a writer. right here we have one. it footprint of a writer. right here we have one.- here we have one. it is humbling _ here we have one. it is humbling to _ here we have one. it is humbling to meet - here we have one. it is i humbling to meet them, here we have one. it is - humbling to meet them, but frustrating not be able to see them all is teaching me some age—old rhino tracking tricks that rely on other sensors. but he told me to expect to get my hands dirty, very dirty. the? hands dirty, very dirty. they are very _ hands dirty, very dirty. they are very hygienic— hands dirty, very dirty. they are very hygienic in - hands dirty, very dirty. they are very hygienic in nature, | are very hygienic in nature, they drop their poop in a collective place, quality midan. midan. it is very fresh. much of their poop is semi— digested grass. it much of their poop is semi- digested grass.— digested grass. it feels like soil back — digested grass. it feels like soil back at _ digested grass. it feels like soil back at home. - digested grass. it feels like soil back at home. guess . digested grass. it feels like soil back at home. guess itj digested grass. it feels like l soil back at home. guess it is fertilised. now it is smelling a little bit doggy. 50 fertilised. now it is smelling a little bit doggy.— a little bit doggy. so there are all rhinos _ a little bit doggy. so there are all rhinos dropping - a little bit doggy. so there l are all rhinos dropping their p°°p are all rhinos dropping their poop together. there is the smell. it poop together. there is the smell. ., , �* , smell. it doesn't smell the bad, just _ smell. it doesn't smell the bad, just like _ smell. it doesn't smell the bad, just like of _ smell. it doesn't smell the bad, just like of grass, - smell. it doesn't smell the j bad, just like of grass, you

know? ., ,., ., , know? the reason we value these middens, the _ know? the reason we value these middens, the rangers _ know? the reason we value these middens, the rangers will- know? the reason we value these middens, the rangers will use - middens, the rangers will use this as a parameter but rhinos use it to communicate, the different smells at different stages, a female is different from a male, a young one is different than an old one. the canine unit — different than an old one. the canine unit are _ different than an old one. the canine unit are made up of arms ranges and highly trained dogs. each of these brave pooches has a special ability from picking up a special ability from picking up the scent of a poacher to detecting ammunition and even attacking potential suspects so they can be detained. and their targets today as me the canine unit raise funds for their work by lowering tourists to take part in their dogs�* training. sarah is going to smell my fandango that is her and say

let's go —— smell my scent. ok, let's go —— smell my scent. ok, let's go. let's go -- smell my scent. ok, let's to. ~ . let's go -- smell my scent. ok, let's 90-— let's go. we are hiding now. 0k, let's go. we are hiding now. 0k. we're — let's go. we are hiding now. 0k, we're hiding _ let's go. we are hiding now. 0k, we're hiding from - let's go. we are hiding now. | 0k, we're hiding from sarah. ok, we're hiding from sarah. this swab is like a sent magnet. this swab is like a sent magnet-— this swab is like a sent mannet. , , ., , �* magnet. hopefully she doesn't see me and — magnet. hopefully she doesn't see me and we _ magnet. hopefully she doesn't see me and we are _ magnet. hopefully she doesn't see me and we are just - magnet. hopefully she doesn't see me and we are just testing her. sarah the dog can get everything she needs to know to find me from a quick sniff of a swab rubbed over my footprint. so scared. i do not know was she is going to do when she finds me. she has her harness on and she is in work mode, i know more than anyone that a dog in work mode is so focused, just like my guide dog is. humans live in a world of sight, whereas man's best friend lives in a world of smell and can follow the sense across the plains. they are

coming, gosh. good girl! there you go. you found me. well done! clever girl! you arejust so amazing. does she look happy with herself? she probably does! all in a day's work, hey, honey? before i left for the maasai mara, james gemmell wanted to introduce me to another kind of rhino, meet the blind rhino in the local language him explicit. bless it. he sounds sweet. busy

eating his lease? black rhino is a nervous in temperaments which can make them really aggressive and hard to get close to on safari. but this one is an exception to the rule and happily lets visitors feed him. ~ ., , and happily lets visitors feed him. ~ .,, , him. meet him. he lost his riaht him. meet him. he lost his right eye — him. meet him. he lost his right eye to _ him. meet him. he lost his right eye to a _ him. meet him. he lost his right eye to a fight - him. meet him. he lost his right eye to a fight with - right eye to a fight with another rhino.- right eye to a fight with another rhino. , .,, ., another rhino. did he lose that first? yes- _ another rhino. did he lose that first? yes. and _ another rhino. did he lose that first? yes. and then _ another rhino. did he lose that first? yes. and then the - first? yes. and then the left e e first? yes. and then the left eye with _ first? yes. and then the left eye with cataracts. - first? yes. and then the left eye with cataracts. the - first? yes. and then the left . eye with cataracts. the attempt to treat the cataracts were futile. , . , to treat the cataracts were futile. , ., , ., futile. they really feel for him, futile. they really feel for him. having _ futile. they really feel for him, having to _ futile. they really feel for him, having to get - futile. they really feel for| him, having to get around futile. they really feel for i him, having to get around in this enclosure and trying to get away around. and the same with the cataract, that must be very confusing when he was first very blind. was he upset in any way, could you tell? he was very _ in any way, could you tell? he: was very upset, the age of one to 14 was very upset, the age of one to ia he was roaming in the wild and him becoming blind at the age of ia, he had to run out to do things in that state,

it was really hard, it was really hard. i know for us sometimes we have people to help us. we have dogs to help us in our movement, helping him was not easy because he was still aggressive. was not easy because he was stillaggressive. he was not easy because he was still aggressive. he was very difficult in himself. i was happy of what he has made of himself and to still be here. it is so hard. yes, i understand. i have a really rare genetic condition and i had a cataract to that eventually, in my last remaining i, just like baraka. it made my vision go and eventually that detached my retina at the back. sorry. it's ok, it's ok. honestly, when you call baraka a blessing, it is a blessing. it is a blessing to be blind. because it means he is meant to teach people a lesson. he's meant to be here

to get people to understand that you shouldn't be poaching these beautiful animals. i’m these beautiful animals. i'm sor . these beautiful animals. i'm sorry- it's — these beautiful animals. i'm sorry. it's hard. _ these beautiful animals. i'm sorry. it's hard. it's- these beautiful animals. i'm sorry. it's hard. it's taking l sorry. it's hard. it's taking an emotional _ sorry. it's hard. it's taking an emotional toll- sorry. it's hard. it's taking an emotional toll on - sorry. it's hard. it's taking an emotional toll on you, | an emotional toll on you, realising thejourney an emotional toll on you, realising the journey that baraka has had. i5 realising the journey that baraka has had.- realising the journey that baraka has had. he baraka has had. is he happy? he is ha-- . baraka has had. is he happy? he is happy- i— baraka has had. is he happy? he is happy- i think _ baraka has had. is he happy? he is happy. i think with _ baraka has had. is he happy? he is happy. i think with the - is happy. i think with the munching you can tell. thomson's falls. we are near their waterfalls. _ thomson's falls. we are near their waterfalls. what - thomson's falls. we are near their waterfalls. what can - thomson's falls. we are near| their waterfalls. what can you see? i their waterfalls. what can you see? i can _ their waterfalls. what can you see? i can see _ their waterfalls. what can you see? i can see a _ their waterfalls. what can you see? i can see a camelle... . see? i can see a camelle... anna campbell?! _ see? i can see a camelle... anna campbell?! yes. -

see? i can see a camelle... anna campbell?! yes. how| see? i can see a camelle... - anna campbell?! yes. how many homes? 0ne _ anna campbell?! yes. how many homes? one hump. _ anna campbell?! yes. how many homes? one hump. there - anna campbell?! yes. how many homes? one hump. there is - anna campbell?! yes. how many homes? one hump. there is a i anna campbell?! yes. how many| homes? one hump. there is a toy carjust close to you. aha, homes? one hump. there is a toy carjust close to you.— carjust close to you. a toy car. it carjust close to you. a toy car- it is — carjust close to you. a toy car- it is a _ carjust close to you. a toy car. it is a playground i carjust close to you. a toy car. it is a playground for i car. it is a playground for children. thomson's falls is a huge tourist attraction. there is a viewing platform where you can check out the huge 7a metre high water vole. but that's not going to cut it for me. what is this, as the stairs?— this, as the stairs? yes, this is des. lovely. _ this, as the stairs? yes, this is des. lovely. are - this, as the stairs? yes, this is des. lovely. are they i this, as the stairs? yes, this is des. lovely. are they an l is des. lovely. are they an evil and. — is des. lovely. are they an evil and, will? _ is des. lovely. are they an evil and, will? -- - is des. lovely. are they an evil and, will? -- uneven. | is des. lovely. are they an i evil and, will? -- uneven. yes. it will evil and, will? -- uneven. yes. it will help _ evil and, will? -- uneven. yes. it will help me _ evil and, will? -- uneven. yes. it will help me balance - evil and, will? -- uneven. yes. it will help me balance a i evil and, will? -- uneven. yes. it will help me balance a bit i it will help me balance a bit more and hold onto the canine you. instead, we are going to hike down to the bottom of the ravine. they will get you to hold onto it. so we can get to really experience the falls. normal amount. cool. then... yes. normal amount. cool. then... yes- bring _ normal amount. cool. then... yes. bring the _ normal amount. cool. then... yes. bring the leg _ normal amount. cool. then... yes. bring the leg there. i normal amount. cool. then... j yes. bring the leg there. what ou are yes. bring the leg there. what you are going _ yes. bring the leg there. what you are going to _ yes. bring the leg there. what you are going to do _ yes. bring the leg there. what you are going to do is - yes. bring the leg there. what you are going to do is trust, i you are going to do is trust, we will pull through here, we can go slowly. this is the

nasty to... can go slowly. this is the nasty to- - -_ can go slowly. this is the i nasty to. . ._ the nasty to... the nastiest. the nastiest _ nasty to... the nastiest. the nastiest of — nasty to... the nastiest. the nastiest of all _ nasty to... the nastiest. the nastiest of all of _ nasty to... the nastiest. the nastiest of all of them. i nasty to... the nastiest. the nastiest of all of them. so i nasty to... the nastiest. the | nastiest of all of them. so let me hold you. nastiest of all of them. so let me hold you-— me hold you. ok. well. well done. thank— me hold you. ok. well. well done. thank you _ me hold you. ok. well. well done. thank you so - me hold you. ok. well. well done. thank you so much. . me hold you. ok. well. well. done. thank you so much. you are welcome. _ done. thank you so much. you are welcome. and _ done. thank you so much. you are welcome. and you - done. thank you so much. ym. are welcome. and you are using my cane, won't you? . yes. is that never done? the - my cane, won't you? . yes. is that never done? the ability l my cane, won't you? . yes. is| that never done? the ability to 'ust think that never done? the ability to just think negatively _ that never done? the ability to just think negatively about i that never done? the ability to just think negatively about my| just think negatively about my blindness, i think coming to a different country isjust blindness, i think coming to a different country is just a really expensive way of basically being in my back garden. and they didn't appreciate what else you could get from your experience. you keep having to tell yourself is i'm going to be water vole, i am going to the waterfall. and now i can villicum iface. it's just the best thing ever, ever that i have experience —— feel

it on my face. if} that i have experience -- feel it on my face.— that i have experience -- feel it on my face. 30 water vole is 74 metres- — it on my face. 30 water vole is 74 metres. ok. _ it on my face. 30 water vole is 74 metres. ok. it _ it on my face. 30 water vole is 74 metres. ok. it is _ it on my face. 30 water vole is 74 metres. ok. it is a - it on my face. 30 water vole is 74 metres. ok. it is a bout i it on my face. 30 water vole is 74 metres. ok. it is a bout 7o| 74 metres. ok. it is a bout 70 metres deep- _ 74 metres. ok. it is a bout 70 metres deep. i'm _ 74 metres. ok. it is a bout 70 metres deep. i'm guessing i 74 metres. ok. it is a bout 7o| metres deep. i'm guessing the bottom of— metres deep. i'm guessing the bottom of the _ metres deep. i'm guessing the bottom of the waterfall - metres deep. i'm guessing the bottom of the waterfall is i bottom of the waterfall is really half water.- bottom of the waterfall is really half water. yes, it is like phone- _ really half water. yes, it is like phone. so _ really half water. yes, it is like phone. so this - really half water. yes, it is like phone. so this type i really half water. yes, it is like phone. so this type of| like phone. so this type of landscape, i didn't think you would ever reach it. i'm very proud of you. would ever reach it. i'm very proud of you-— so, lucy, are you ready to go to the migration in maasai mara? i to the migration in maasai mara? . �* to the migration in maasai mara? ., �*

this is the classic africa of storybooks and the location of the great migration. between june to september each year over a million wildebeest make the trip from the serengeti in tanzania to the maasai mara here in kenya in search of fresh grass. that's if they can get past the lines, the hyenas, and cheaters laying in wait for

them. they then have to tackle them. they then have to tackle the steep sided rivers that cross the migration route. most of these rivers are teaming with nile crocodiles that can grow up to 28 in length. the river crossings are pure natural theatre, and they are 300,000 tourists to visit here each year come to variance. but the crossings are extremely rare to see. so let's just hope i have some beginner's luck. as well and i arrive at the gates of the masai mara national reserve, i get to meet some entrepreneurial women. can you tell me what you are selling? i can't see you. this

giraffe? highlander... basically... sorry... i need to take control of this. everyone take a step back. ok, here you go. thank you so much. i love them! i don't think i have ever been so overwhelmed in my whole entire life. i don't know what these are. they are giraffes. once they found out i love giraffes, i got 70 giraffes that i was not allowed to feel them. so i will treasure these forever on my mantelpiece. gerald and lenny! the mass ira kenyan tribe and framed across the country, so much so that their shields and spears can be seen on the nationalflag. traditionally, their life has been built

around their cattle, but by way of life has come under threat in an ever modernising world. but with more and more tourists coming to kenya for the great migration, the messiah are diversifying into tourism and opening some of their villages so visitors can experience their traditional way of life. yeah. the women of the village have decided if i can't see them with my eyes, then they will give me the chance to wear their traditional dress, which is great for me, as it is really tactile. did you make this? singing. we like this. the guest are

blessed. actually, they go to see the big five. they say they want to see the big six, we are the big six. want to see the big six, we are the big sim— the big six. right! five animals _ the big six. right! five animals and _ the big six. right! five animals and the i the big six. right! five animals and the new i the big six. right! five i animals and the new guys. the big six. right! five - animals and the new guys. -- animals and the new guys. —— and then you guys. the best time to go on a game drivers are the last thing at night or first thing in the morning. we'll believe that if we are to have any chance on catching a river crossing, we will have to be out in the vehicle before dawn. so tonight we are staying at a place deep in the banks of the sand river. what is that? but it is very overwhelming. every little sound, i am like... overwhelming. every little sound, iam like... what overwhelming. every little sound, i am like... what is that? i can hear it. it is so

close. afterfinding out i that? i can hear it. it is so close. after finding out i was being kept awake half the night by a baboon and a leopard having an argument, it was time to head out to try and find an elusive river crossing. but it didn't take long before i got a reminder ofjust how deadly thisjourney is for the this journey is for the wildebeest. what is that noise? that noise is a kill. ok. the noises that _ that noise is a kill. ok. the noises that you _ that noise is a kill. 0k. the noises that you hear is the birds trying to remove the meat off the bones. they are eating the intestine.— the intestine. are these birds dangerous. — the intestine. are these birds dangerous, will? _ the intestine. are these birds dangerous, will? it— the intestine. are these birds dangerous, will? it is- dangerous, will? it is dangerous _ dangerous, will? it is dangerous when i dangerous, will? it is dangerous when you | dangerous, will? it is. dangerous when you are dangerous, will? it 3 dangerous when you are dead. this is the season for the predators.

ican hear i can hear the wildebeest! to the left of me. so for most of the left of me. so for most of the year, the masai mara is quiet and calm with bush wilderness that goes on for miles. during the migration, it is a totally different story. can you hear the sounds of the wildebeest? it can you hear the sounds of the wildebeest?— wildebeest? it is everywhere, 3d wildebeest? it is everywhere, sd sound! _ wildebeest? it is everywhere, 3d sound! you _ wildebeest? it is everywhere, 3d sound! you can't _ wildebeest? it is everywhere, 3d sound! you can't get i 3d sound! you can't get anywhere else. it is just beautiful. i love it and i have got my little figure here. do they look like this one? yes, they look like this one? yes, they look _ they look like this one? yes, they look like _ they look like this one? yes, they look like this. _ they look like this one? yes, they look like this. they i they look like this one? yes, | they look like this. they have very weak legs. the wildebeest was the last animal to be created. they were made with different types of animals. on the top is like a horse. on the

horns, they look like a cow horn. they have the beards like a goat. horn. they have the beards like a oat. , �* ., horn. they have the beards like a oat. , ~ ., a goat. they do? around you, how many _ a goat. they do? around you, how many wildebeests - a goat. they do? around you, how many wildebeests would | a goat. they do? around you, i how many wildebeests would you say there were. i how many wildebeests would you say there were.— say there were. i think we have about 50.000 _ say there were. i think we have about 50,000 or— say there were. i think we have about 50,000 or maybe i say there were. i think we have i about 50,000 or maybe 100,000 just close to us. $5 about 50,000 or maybe 100,000 just close to us.— just close to us. as there are so many _ just close to us. as there are so many wildebeest - just close to us. as there are so many wildebeest around | just close to us. as there are i so many wildebeest around the area our camp is in, this is a good sign thata area our camp is in, this is a good sign that a crossing is about to happen. the good sign that a crossing is about to happen.— good sign that a crossing is about to happen. the ones who are moaning — about to happen. the ones who are moaning at _ about to happen. the ones who are moaning at the _ about to happen. the ones who are moaning at the leaders, i are moaning at the leaders, they are leaders, they are the ones who are moaning because now it is early in the morning, it is only the leaders who are going to make it.— it is only the leaders who are going to make it. following a hurdle wildebeest _ going to make it. following a hurdle wildebeest is - going to make it. following a hurdle wildebeest is not i going to make it. following a| hurdle wildebeest is not easy. until will spot some shadowy figures at the edge of the river. ., ., , river. the leader has 'ust called for i river. the leader has 'ust called for them i river. the leader has 'ust called for them to i river. the leader hasjust called for them to cross. | river. the leader hasjust i

called for them to cross. yes. and now _ called for them to cross. yes. and now they _ called for them to cross. yes. and now they are _ called for them to cross. yes. and now they are making i called for them to cross. yes. i and now they are making noise. they are going to get in, saying there is nothing, no rocks, no hippos.— rocks, no hippos. this is a case of — rocks, no hippos. this is a case of right _ rocks, no hippos. this is a case of right place - rocks, no hippos. this is a case of right place and i rocks, no hippos. this is a i case of right place and right time. for both us and the wildebeest. time. for both us and the wildebeest.— time. for both us and the wildebeest. ., , ., ., wildebeest. can you hear them in the water? _ wildebeest. can you hear them in the water? yeah, _ wildebeest. can you hear them in the water? yeah, i - wildebeest. can you hear them in the water? yeah, i can. i in the water? yeah, i can. thousands _ in the water? yeah, i can. thousands and _ in the water? yeah, i can. thousands and thousands | thousands and thousands crossing right now. maybe the lions and crocodiles _ crossing right now. maybe the lions and crocodiles were i lions and crocodiles were already full because this time it seems that the herd reached the other side of the river and fresh grass unscathed. i may have taken the long way round on this safari, tuning each of my senses into a world so different from my own, but now i am getting to experience one of nature's marvels.

something i had never thought! would be doing when i first lost my eyesight. so this is the eighth wonder of the world. later that evening, i wanted to end my safari in the traditional way, with a sundowner where you enjoy a drink watching the sunset against the beautiful african sky. not a very blind friendly experience, let's face it. but then, can you had other plans. —— kenya. then, can you had other plans. -- kenya-— -- kenya. can i have a gin and tonic? it _ -- kenya. can i have a gin and tonic? it knew _ -- kenya. can i have a gin and tonic? it knew that _ -- kenya. can i have a gin and tonic? it knew that i _ -- kenya. can i have a gin and tonic? it knew that i wanted i tonic? it knew that i wanted rain because _ tonic? it knew that i wanted rain because i— tonic? it knew that i wanted rain because i can't - tonic? it knew that i wanted rain because i can't see i rain because i can't see the sun. �* rain because i can't see the sun. ~ ., ., , ., rain because i can't see the sun. ., sun. all the animals are happy! all the animals _ sun. all the animals are happy! all the animals are _ sun. all the animals are happy! all the animals are happy, i sun. all the animals are happy! all the animals are happy, and| all the animals are happy, and so is this blind girl. cheers! this is my blind girl sundowner! this has been one of

the most amazing things i have ever done. and now! the most amazing things i have ever done. and now i can well and truly say this is how i blind girl goes on safari. hello. this exceptionally mild weather is producing some remarkable temperatures — 19.5 degrees celsius at myerscough in lancashire on friday, 19.1 at lossiemouth in moray. so, what's going on? we've got a big dip in thejet stream to the west of the uk and it's around the base of this dip we're drawing up close to the azores some of this exceptionally mild airourway. so, temperatures are so far above average for the time of year. in fact, on thursday night, provisionally,

according to the met office, both scotland and northern ireland had their warmest november nights on record. and, of course, climate change is notjust about those big, headline—grabbing daytime temperatures, it's how far we keep warmth overnight as well. very windy on friday across northern areas and yet more rain in the highlands — in fact, achnagart, since monday, has had 258mm of rain — some months�* worth of rain in a week. a lot of that rain has gone this weekend, keeping the very mild weather. not as windy, though, and that does increase the risk of seeing some mist and some fog. and actually, a cooler start to the day for saturday. in fact, under clear skies in north—east scotland, low single figures in some spots, six or seven degrees in east anglia. with a lot of low cloud and mistiness across a large part of wales and england, northern ireland seeing some overnight rain clearing away as that trundles north across scotland. behind, it will brighten up, though. still the cloud thick enough in a few spots for a bit of drizzle. some eastern parts of england may stay with some low cloud, whereas for much of england and wales, it will turn sunnier. a cooler day, but still very mild for scotland, northern ireland,

northern england. through much of england and for wales, we're talking 16 to 18 degrees celsius. and, yes, those lighter winds, allowing more in the way of low cloud and mist and fog to form as we go overnight and into sunday morning. thick enough for some drizzle in places, particularly through eastern scotland, central and eastern parts of england. a milder start to the day on sunday. so, for remembrance sunday, then, a grey, misty, murky start in many places, and although for many places, it will brighten up and get to see some sunshine, there'll be some spots from eastern scotland and down through central and eastern parts of england that could well hold on to some grey conditions, maybe quite widely into yorkshire. another very mild day out there. wind freshening in the west, some rain to northern ireland as we go on into the evening and the main feature of the weather for the week ahead is that temperatures are going to come down much closer to average. spells of strong winds and heavy rain at times.

good morning welcome to breakfast with ben thompson and tina daheley. our headlines today: cheering celebrations into the night after ukrainian soldiers re—enter the city of kherson following a russian withdrawal. england's women are on the brink of glory at the rugby world cup final — their final against new zealand begins in less than half an hour. i will be live in a club at greater manchester. ready to watch the

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