lee chong wei's opening defeat was clearly the story in glasgow.d of his career, this could be known asa of his career, this could be known as a changing of the guard in the men's singles tennis. that is it for me. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hi there. yesterday was a pretty humid day, wasn't it? we did have some sunshine coming through. the best in southwest england, temperatures climbing to 25 degrees in bute. it was not sunny everywhere, a couple of inches of rain in northern ireland, 15 millimetres in just four hours in county tyrone. rain not just heavy but also thundery. thunderstorms rumbling north—east across northern ireland through the night. to the start of friday, the band of rain has moved away from northern ireland and into scotland. a soggy start with some wet weather swinging into north—west england. mild and muggy to start for many of us, 16—17 degrees. wet weather still with us for a good part of the morning across scotland.

lorna gordon, bbc news, glasgow. board a flight to italy with an explosive device in his hand luggage. security officers at manchester airport found the bomb — concealed inside a sealed marker pen — in february this year. nadeem muhammed denied any knowledge of the explosive. 0ur correspondent dave guest was in court. was it a viable bomb? it was indeed. they didn't realise it at first. he arrived at terminal 3 to board a flight arrived at terminal 3 to board a flight to italy. it was during the routine security checks that they found this strange device, three or four inches long. it consisted of a tube, wrapped with tape, batteries and wires protruding from either end. at the was questioned by police. when it was swabbed they we re police. when it was swabbed they were told no evidence of a bomb was defect texted. it could have caused real problems if detonated on the plane. he was arrested in early february and convicted at manchester crown court of possessing explosives with intent to endanger life. the we res wit

this is quite an important pa rt glasgow.across the west of scotland, including hospitals. there may be some disruption caused as a result of this fire. the fire service are still working, there is a lot of personnel here, there were 70 at li haotong the fire. they have done theirjob over the course of the last few hours and have dealt with the fire. as you can see, a huge amount of damage has been done to that building in the background. we believe it may have been wooden pallets left inside, meaning the blaze had intensity and spread quickly. there will be an investigation as to why the fire started and also the work of making the fridge market operational again as soon as possible. the scale you are describing, it seems miraculous there were no injuries. that may be true, it tends to be the case that people come to the market quite a bit. it starts in the morning. i'm told that when fire started there was only a small mob of people here, normally about 400 people work in this flick market, most of them were not you're at t

temperatures — 17 in glasgow, 19 in cardiff, 22 degrees in london.e again, if you don't like wet weather, that is. this rain working its way in from the west. heavy downpours potentially. ahead of that, some warmth into the south—east, but most places fairly cool. monday night into tuesday, this frontal system responsible for the wet weather doesn't move anywhere fast. so still some wet weather to come on tuesday, most likely across north—eastern scotland. a mixture of sunshine and showers elsewhere. these showers could be heavy, possibly thundery into the south—east, and highs of 16—23 degrees. hello, this is breakfast, with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. president trump issues a fresh warning to north korea. he calls for tougher sanctions, and says there will be consequences if us bases in guam are targeted. and, if anything happens to guam, there's going to be big, big trouble in north korea. good morning, it is saturday 12 august. also ahead: the finishing line beckons for two legends of the track, usain bolt and mo farah. yes, farah's opening

temperatures — 17 in glasgow, 19 in cardiff, 22 degrees in london.ain, if you don't like wet weather, that is. this rain working its way in from the west. heavy downpours potentially. ahead of that, some warmth into the south—east, but most places fairly cool. monday night into tuesday, this frontal system responsible for the wet weather doesn't move anywhere fast. so still some wet weather to come on tuesday, most likely across north—eastern scotland. a mixture of sunshine and showers elsewhere. these showers could be heavy, possibly thundery into the south—east, and highs of 16—23 degrees. hello, this is bbc news. i'm duncan golestani, our top stories: president trump keeps up the war of words on north korea. as the heated rhetoric continues he again warns pyongyang not to target us territories. if anything happens to guam, there is going to be big, big trouble in north korea. kenya's re—elected president appeals for calm after being declared the winner of tuesday's disputed election — the opposition claims the vote was a charade. a new wave of for

the flames spread quickly and sent smoke billowing across glasgow. the blaze. conditions were difficult for officers working to bring the fire under control. the first—floor unit in the building you can see behind us, it has panels which make the building pretty dangerous for firefighters, and also assist with pretty quick, rapid spread of fire along its length. blochairn fruit market supplies fruit and vegetables and other goods throughout scotland, the north of england and northern ireland. hundreds of millions of pounds of produce passes through this market every year. it operates 2a hours a day. in the morning, when this fire took hold, these buildings would normally be full of hundreds of workers processing orders and filling bands. fortunately, no one was injured in this fire, but it is not yet clear what will happen to the companies which operate here, or the people that they employ. my father has been working for 36 years at the market. i was brought up at the market. it is heartbreaking for me to see it that way. we still need to wait and fi

denmark's victor beat lin dan of china in glasgow. it was 22 — 21. the first major for him.e. hello. temperatures are coming down in the week ahead, make the most of any warm sunshiny hub on monday. the bulk will be across parts of england and wales, for scotland and northern ireland, weather fronts close by. winds picking up and some wet weather to come. this band of rain pushing south during the day. not too much wet weather into eastern scotland. with it, windy, some cloud increasing. north—west england into wales. for the pennines and east wales, very warm sunshine. once this green band has pushed through northern ireland in scotland, especially in the evening, brightening up again from the north. one or two showers, a spell of rain for a glasgow and fringing into edinburgh through the afternoon. to the south, staying dry for the bulk of the day across northern england. venturing into the lake district in snowdonia, low cloud and drizzle around. for eastern wales across the midlands, east anglia, southern england, long and sunny spells. for some, unbroken sunshine. that

the small chance of catching a shower. 17 in glasgow.rgh fringe tomorrow. some cloud at times and temperatures about 16— 17 celsius. in the saturday night we have the high—pressure establishing itself across the british isles. mainly fine and dry conditions. clear spells. the odd missed that. turning chilly. early on sunday morning the temperature could be about 2—4 degrees. a cool start to sunday. but a bright start. it looks like a lovely day. most places will be dry. a little bit more cloud coming from the west later. temperature is still nothing to write home about. 17 in glasgow and belfast. 19 in cardiff. 22 in london. into the start of the new working week, we revert to type. the rain is returning from the west. heavy rain at that. that's across western and central areas in —— and that rain will become slow moving into tuesday. more wet weather to come. into the south—east corner there could be warmth and humidity and the chance that we could see that spawning heavy and thundery downpours on tuesday. sunshine and showers the story

temperatures — 17 in glasgow, 19 in cardiff, 22 degrees in london.t of the new working week, things take a turn for the worse again, if you don't like wet weather, that is. this rain working its way in from the west. heavy downpours potentially. ahead of that, some warmth into the south—east, but most places fairly cool. monday night into tuesday, this frontal system responsible for the wet weather doesn't move anywhere fast. so still some wet weather to come on tuesday, most likely across north—eastern scotland. a mixture of sunshine and showers elsewhere. these showers could be heavy, possibly thundery into the south—east, and highs of 16—23 degrees. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is duncan golestani. our top stories: president trump keeps up the war of words on north korea. as the heated rhetoric continues, he again warns pyongyang not to target us territories. and, if anything happens to guam, there's going to be big, big trouble in north korea. kenya's re—elected president appeals for

it would be good to get into the top four, and hopefully we can do that in glasgow.through until sunday. they will be a live stream of the action every day. the west indies are now 104-5, every day. the west indies are now 104—5, trailing england by 242 in their second innings, having been forced to follow on by england. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening. goodbye. it's been another showery kind of day. the show was a most frequent across the north of the uk, especially in scotland, where this picture was from. in the highlands. this brought some heavy showers here. they will be with us overnight in scotland. the show was elsewhere tending to fade away through the night. we will be left with dry conditions and clearing skies. it will turn quite chilly in the countryside, but no problems for us twice, it does not get that cold. the weather on sunday influenced by a former hurricane. it has been ripped to shreds by the powerful winds of the jet stream, but the moisture left over from that is tied in with this weather system. it will graduall

divided fortu nes glasgow, 2a in london. divided fortunes for many.rn ireland we will see rain and a cool feel to the weather. further south and east some sunshine and some real warmth. could get to 27, maybe 28 degrees across the south—east. 0n 27, maybe 28 degrees across the south—east. on balance, considering it as south—east. on balance, considering itasa south—east. on balance, considering it as a bank holiday weekend everywhere except for scotland, actually, the weather prospects are not looking too bad. this is bbc world news today. i'm samantha simmonds. our top stories: a powerful, life—threatening hurricane bears down on the coast of texas. as residents prepare for the worst, the state authorities ask the president to declare a major disaster. at least 28 people have died in northern india, after police used live ammunition on supporters of a self—styled holy man, who's been convicted of rape. the us announces tough new sanctions against venezuela, branding nicholas maduro‘s government corrupt and repressive. the united states will target th

temperatures ranging from 16 in glasgow to 21 degrees in london.towards the south on monday. the vast majority, it should be dry with spells of sunshine. temperatures no great shakes. 15—21 degrees. pleasant enough in the sunshine. the weekend starts fine, but on sunday, we could see more cloud. before i go, a quick update on tropical storm harvey, which has once again over the last 2a hours being feeding huge amounts of rainfall into texas. some areas of scene well over a metre of rain. the wettest weather is sliding further east and north. so across those flood hit parts of texas, the rain will start to ease. however, the floodwaters will not subside for quite sometime. i'm babita sharma with bbc news. our top story: the united nations security council has issued a statement condemning north korea after it fired a medium—range missile overjapan. pyongyang confirmed that it carried out the missile test on tuesday, describing it as a prelude to containing the us territory of guam. president trump has been visiting texas, where rescue teams are cont

lin dan's legacy is already secure regardless of what happens here at the world championships in glasgowand the scale of his achievements over the last record a site in backache —— decade or so in babington. he has seven this week but he wants to go out with another major success to his name that badminton. the uk has been a happy hunting ground in the past —— badminton. world title in 2011 and 0lympic badminton. world title in 2011 and olympic gold in 2012. this is the first—ever match so normally it is not so easy because i need to make myself in a good mood. although malaysian lee john wade myself in a good mood. although malaysian leejohn wade is traditionally lin dan's major opponent there is a new man in town. this south korean has held the world number ranking for most of 2017 and is the top men's single seed in glasgow. he began his bid for a first major title with a comfortable 21-14, 21-6 team first major title with a comfortable 21—14, 21—6 team when in the round of 64. translation: i'm happy to win the first competition at the beginning andi the first competition at the begin

also, every light inside glasgow middle school is now on. teachers and staff are inside and pretty soon the students will make their way in as well. once they get inside, their new superintendent will be there to meet them. now county wide right now, 189,000 students are making their way to schools today and just last week, we did see the county getting its bus fleet of more than 1600 buses ready for this big start. those crews had to work faster than yush because the window to make repairs was shorter. starting school for the the new superintendent, dr. scott bray ban says that eventually, eventually if not already that students and their families will grow to love their new calendar. >> we're going to have more instructional time before a.p. tests and s.o.l.s. i think kids will enjoy and parents too, getting out a little earlier this school year. >> reporter: and as you can see, the students and staff, teachers also making their way inside glasgow right now. the county also asking drivers out there to pay attention today to the roads. more

three yea rs commonwealth games in glasgow three years ago.orning. the 100 metres, the shot put, and the long jump, moving him from 16th to 22nd after the 100 metres. we haven't had an update on how he is getting on in the shot put, but we like to get our reckonings out. studio: we are talking about that target, six, two, eight medals that britain wanted to get, not likely that there are hopes later tonight with dina asha smith? pretty unrealistic now, we have one middle, gold from mo farah, he goes again in the 5000 metres, looking to double up and bow out on a high. but dina asha smith, what a story. she is britain's fastest woman. she loves this stadium. the stadium loves this stadium. the stadium loves her and she has let it up with her smile in the semifinals in the 200 metres last night. she is a real prospect in the final tonight. it is going to be lightning quick but if anybody can do it with this crowd behind her, hopefully it will be dina asha smith. we will also be keeping an eye on the long jump. lorraine ugen goes in that, a long

cool, 15 degrees in glasgow.came gert. it will do battle to an area of low pressure across the eastern parts of canada. these two systems a re eastern parts of canada. these two systems are going to kind of combine so horror came gert will die by the time we get to friday. but the moisture left over will get munched by that other area of low pressure and that results in a working away across the atlantic bringing isabel of heavy rain. —— bringing a spell. we have still got the north and west, blustery winds. on sunday, the moist air associated with gert could bring us some very heavy rainfall across parts of northern ireland and scotland. a bit of uncertainty held far north or south this band of heavy rain is going to get. that is your latest weather. this is bbc news, i'm annita mcveigh. the headlines at 2pm: "a seamless border." an unprecedented solution for the border between the republic and northern ireland after brexit is promised by the government. we do wa nt to promised by the government. we do want to e

the flames spread quickly and sent smoke billowing across glasgow.rs tackled the blaze. conditions were difficult for officers working to bring the fire under control. the first—floor unit in the building you can see behind us, it has panels which make the building pretty dangerous for firefighters, and also assist with pretty quick, rapid spread of fire along its length. blochairn fruit market supplies fruit and vegetables and other goods throughout scotland, the north of england and northern ireland. hundreds of millions of pounds of produce passes through this market every year. it operates 24 hours a day. in the morning, when this fire took hold, these buildings would normally be full of hundreds of workers processing orders and filling bands. fortunately, no one was injured in this fire, but it is not yet clear what will happen to the companies which operate here, or the companies which operate here, or the people that they employ. my father has been working for 36 years at the market. i was brought up at the market. it is heartbreaking for me t

news4's justin finch is live talking to the students at glasgow middle school. justin, did you teach them anything? >> reporter: hey, there, i may have taught them a thing or two about the importance of waking up earlynd schedule. students here can teach us all a lesson here -- one about sacrifice. you see, they've started the school year here a week earlier than usual. they are getting off early, too. however, their new superintendent says they'll also get in a lot more learning this way, too. [ cheers ] hugs, hellos, and more hugs. >> have a great first day! >> reporter: warm welcomes on a chilly back-to-school monday morning at glasgow middle. a first day for theban, whose day is starting sooner than it did in fifth grade. >> it's good because i can practice how to go to sleep early and wake up early. it's good for my health. >> reporter: her mom is excited marking her new school year and milesto milestone. >> they are growing. it is what is going to happen. >> reporter: dr. scott bray business brands, a braybrand, a former principal and superintendent. he's

there is this exam results helpline hearing glasgow.ls from stu d e nts it's received hundreds of calls from students and their parents discussing possible options going forward. thank you, lorna gordon. a british woman is recovering in hospital after being shot while on holiday with her family in brazil. eloise dixon from south london was driving with her partner and three children, when they took a wrong turn into an area controlled by drug gangs near rio. our south america correspondent katy watson reports. an innocent family on their summer holidays, eloise dixon, together with her partner and three young children, made one mistake that nearly cost them their lives. it all happened in angra dos reis, about 90 miles south of rio dejaneiro — a part of brazil that's popular with tourists and has some of the country's most beautiful beaches. the family had rented a car and, according to local media, were looking for a place to buy water when they made a wrong turning into a favela controlled by drug traffickers. armed men fire at the ca

uk sport did help to bring this event to glasgow.ich will certainly help their bid for unapproved which will happen in the next few months when dame grainger meets representatives of all the unfunded sports. they will review their decisions before the end of the year. i was not aware she was here. any medal will help a lot. it has shown we have still got the squad, players and ability to win medals which we shall continue to do. i genuinely believe that. hopefully uk sport can recognise that. uk sport is likely to need assurances about future medal potential. the boxer, cheavon clarke, is one of great britain's big hops for a medal at the next 0lympics. and already he could be labelled the lazarus of the boxing world. and notjust because he's able to get back up off the canvas. the jamaican—born british boxer has been impaled... poisoned... and brought back from death twice. despite that... he's now at the world championships in hamburg and competes in the quarter finals tomorrow. 0ur 0lympic sports reporter david mcdaid has more. as

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nick hope has been following the action in glasgow.n gold medals than their best chance comes in the form of chris and gabby adcock. at the emirates arena where they won commonwealth gold in 2014. the rap against the french duo kersaudy and palmero and they offered little resistance. —— they we re offered little resistance. —— they were up. the english pair powered through to the last 16. it is the world championships and anything can happen. the next game we have a japanese pair and that will be difficult. we want to get into the medals. we have made no secret of that. we are going to be focused on one game at a time and hopefully that will come naturally if we performed best. elsewhere i shop in the men's singles opening round. three—time 0lympic silver medallist and second seed lee chong wei survived too much points to level the match but the frenchman found his range again in the decider to claim the biggest win of his career. men's singles real 0lympic claim the biggest win of his career. men's singles real olympic champion is saf

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around 13 in glasgow. its heals for a time across the south—east. then in the afternoon, we will get those showers developing. probably through the west country, into the midlands, one or two dotted around across wales, scotland and northern ireland too, but i suspect the lake district and around yorkshire it should be relatively sunny. what about the first test? the cricket is looking dry most of the time. the shower risk is not very high but there's just the chance of one or two interruptions as these showers move through. the forecast thursday night into friday, still some showers around. a low pressure is barreling across the uk at this stage. one thing that you will notice, on friday, is the strength of the wind. it will be a windy day across the uk, particularly around many sort of western and northern areas, and some of these showers will be very blustery too. better weather, i think, across the south. so temperatures, yes, in the teens to around 21 degrees, but it will fill cooler. the wind is stil

the temperature in glasgow not far over 20 degrees and not far from 30 temperature in glasgow not far is flowing from the atlantic. the temperatures dropping away across northern parts of the country in the next couple of days as this moves south. tomorrow the weather front is somewhere in the midlands. north of birmingham it will feel a bit fresh tomorrow. temperatures close to 21 degrees and still very warm in the extreme south—east. thousands of people are told to leave their homes as tropical storm harvey continues to lash the state of texas. people have been told to expect a year's rainfall in a week — up to 30,000 may need to be housed in rescue centres. we have a two—storey home, and on the first floor, it's up to here, and all the furniture's just floating. a lorry driver has appeared in court following a crash on the m1 motorway in which eight people died. the mysterious chemical haze in east sussex — more than 100 have been treated in hospital. the self styled guru jailed in india for raping two of his followers — his conviction led to dozens of people dying in violent clash

ireland and scotland, we will see outbreaks of rain at times, nothing desperately have become. 16 in glasgower with the greatest chance of showers in northern and western areas. this is bbc news. the headlines at 7pm: net migration to the uk falls by a quarter to 246,000 a year, the lowest level for three years. it follows a surge in eu nationals leaving the uk since the brexit vote. what we a seeing is a third quarter net reduction in the net migration figures but it shows we cannot and will not be complacent about working towards that long term aim and desire that we outlined to people across the country that we want to see migration fall to sustainable levels. the number of students getting top gcse grades in maths and english has fallen slightly after the introduction of new tougher exams. a 25—year—old woman has been jailed for ten years for making a series of false accusations of rape and sexual assault. the husband of a woman who was knocked down and killed by a cyclist calls for a change to the law to tackle ‘irresponsible

temperatures — 17 in glasgow, 19 in cardiff, 22 degrees in london.orse again, if you don't like wet weather, that is. this rain working its way in from the west. heavy downpours potentially. ahead of that, some warmth into the south—east, but most places fairly cool. monday night into tuesday, this frontal system responsible for the wet weather doesn't move anywhere fast. so still some wet weather to come on tuesday, most likely across north—eastern scotland. a mixture of sunshine and showers elsewhere. these showers could be heavy, possibly thundery into the south—east, and highs of 16—23 degrees. this is bbc news, the headlines. president trump has renewed his fierce rhetoric towards north korea, saying american military solutions are now locked and loaded if pyongyang chooses to act unwisely. mr trump said he hoped president kim jong—un understood the gravity of the situation. there have been reports of protests in kenya, after it was announced that the president, uhuru kenyatta, had been re—elected. the electoral commission says he was more than

temperatures — 17 in glasgow, 19 in cardiff, 22 degrees in london.he worse again. if you don't like wet weather, that is. this rain working its way in from the west. heavy downpours potentially. ahead of that, some warmth into the south—east, but most places fairly cool. monday night into tuesday, this frontal system responsible for the wet weather doesn't move anywhere fast. so still some wet weather to come on tuesday, most likely across north—eastern scotland. a mixture of sunshine and showers elsewhere. these showers could be heavy, possibly thundery into the south—east, and highs of 16—23 degrees. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is duncan gollestani. our top stories: president trump keeps up the war of words on north korea. as the heated rhetoric continues, he again warns pyongyang not to target us territories. if anything happens to guam, there is going to be big, big trouble in north korea. kenya's re—elected president appeals for calm after being declared the winner of tuesday's disp

temperatures, 17 in glasgow, 19 in cardiff, 22 in london.like wet weather. this rain working its way in from the west. heavy downpours potentially. ahead of that warmth into the south—east, but most places cool. into tuesday this frontal system doesn't move anywhere fast. still some wet weather to come on tuesday. most likely in north—east scotland. a mixture of sunshine and showers elsewhere. showers could be heavy and thundery into the south—east. highs of 16— 23 degrees. this is bbc news. the headlines: president trump has issued another warning to north korea said a military solution is in place so that act unwisely. the election commission in kenya has declared the election was won by the incumbent. the opposition which complained of fraud has reject it the result. 37 people have been killed in egypt involving a collision between two trades in the northern city of alexandria. the world is oldest man and israeli holocaust survivor has diet at 113 years old. now on bbc news it is

of sunny spells and heavy showers. 1a degrees in aberdeen for the middle of the afternoon, 17 in glasgowhe showers and stay dry all day long. and a similar story for wales. sunny spells, the odd downpour coming along here and there. some of those showers could be heavy, but they will then tend to fade away as we go through the evening. through the night, into the early hours of friday, we'll see clear spells, the odd fog around, and a chilly night. towns and cities 9—12, but in rural areas, one, two, three, four degrees. quite a cool start if you're out and about early on friday morning. but the prospects of friday are fairly promising. a lot of dry weather and some spells of sunshine. still the chance for a shower, particularly for central and eastern areas, but many will stay dry. 17 in glasgow, 21 in london, about where we'd expect to be. and then we get on into the weekend, and it is not bad news, especially if you like dry weather. because this area of high pressure will give us a fine start to the weekend. weather systems, you'll notice, out west, they won't make much progress into

and for scotland, it is that mixture of spells and showers. 16 degrees in aberdeen, 17 in glasgow. some places will avoid the showers and stay dry all day long. and a similar story for wales. sunny spells, the odd downpour coming along, here and there. some of those showers will be heavy, but they will then tend to fade away as we go through the evening. through the night, into the early hours of friday, we'll see some fog around, and a chilly night. towns and cities 9—12, but in rural areas, one, two, three, four degrees. quite a cool start if you're out and about early on friday morning. but the prospects of friday are fairly promising. a lot of dry weather and some spells of sunshine. still the chance of a shower, particular to the east, but many will stay dry. 17 in london, about where we'd expect to be. and then we get on into the weekend, and it is not bad news, —— 17 in glasgow, 21 in london, about where we'd expect to be. and then we get on into the weekend, and it is not bad news, especially if you like dry weather. this area of high pressure will give us a fine start to t

temperatures — 17 in glasgow, 19 in cardiff, 22 degrees in london.n for the worse again, if you don't like wet weather, that is. this rain working its way in from the west. heavy downpours potentially. ahead of that, some warmth into the south—east, but most places fairly cool. monday night into tuesday, this frontal system responsible for the wet weather doesn't move anywhere fast. so still some wet weather to come on tuesday, most likely across north—eastern scotland. a mixture of sunshine and showers elsewhere. these showers could be heavy, possibly thundery into the south—east, and highs of 16—23 degrees. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is duncan gollestani. president trump has continued his tough rhetoric against north korea, saying the us military is locked and loaded, with plans in place if pyongyang acts unwisely. speaking at his golf resort in newjersey, the us president said that if the north korean leader made any more threats, he would regret it, and regret it fast. china, russia

around 13 in glasgow.fternoon, we will get those showers developing. probably through the west country, into the midlands, one or two dotted around across wales, scotland and northern ireland too, but i suspect the lake district and around yorkshire it should be relatively sunny. what about the first test? the cricket is looking dry most of the time. the shower risk is not very high but there's just the chance of one or two interruptions as these showers move through. the forecast thursday night into friday, still some showers around. a low pressure is barreling across the uk at this stage. one thing that you will notice, on friday, is the strength of the wind. it will be a windy day across the uk, particularly around many sort of western and northern areas, and some of these showers will be very blustery too. better weather, i think, across the south. so temperatures, yes, in the teens to around 21 degrees, but it will fill cooler. the wind is still with us but maybe not quite so strong on friday. a coole

temperatures ranging from 16 in glasgow to 21 to —— degrees in london.ne. the weekend starts fine, but on sunday, we could see more cloud. before i go, a quick update on tropical storm harvey, which has once again over the last 24 hours being feeding huge amounts of rainfall in two takes us. some areas of scene well over a metre of rain. the weather is sliding further east and north. so rossos flood hit parts of takes us, the rain will start to ease. however, the floodwaters will not subside for quite sometime. —— takes us. i'm babita sharma, with bbc world news. our top story: north korea has confirmed that it fired a medium range missile overjapan, the first time it has publicly acknowledged doing so. north korea's state news agency said the missile launch was supervised by leader kim jong—un. an emergency meeting of the united nations security council is underway. president trump has been visiting texas, where rescue teams are continuing to deal with the effects of widespread flooding. large parts of houston are under water. and this story is trending

and for scotland, it is that mixture of spells and showers. 14 degrees in aberdeen, 17 in glasgow.n the showers. i think some places will avoid the showers and stay dry all day long. and a similar story for wales. sunny spells, the odd downpour coming along, here and there. some of those showers will be heavy, but they will then tend to fade away as we go through the evening. through the night, into the early hours of friday, we'll see some fog around, and a chilly night. towns and cities 9—12, but in rural areas, one, two, three, four degrees. quite a cool start if you're out and about early on friday morning. but the prospects of friday are fairly promising. a lot of dry weather and some spells of sunshine. still the chance of a shower, particular to the east, but many will stay dry. 17 in glasgow, 21 in london, about where we'd expect to be. and then we get on into the weekend, and it is not bad news, especially if you like dry weather. this area of high pressure will give us a fine start to the weekend. weather systems, you'll notice, out west, they won't make much progress int

a bit ofa degrees in glasgow to 2a in london.some rain heavy, blustery winds as well, temperatures into the teens. further south and east, into the sunshine, we could get up to 27 degrees. that's all from me for now. this is bbc news. i'm nick 0wen. the headlines at seven. a leaked report accuses royal bank of scotland of the systematic abuse of its business customers — hundreds of customers complained they were mistreated. rbs denies the accusations. it was like the gestapo walking in, the aggression, their divisiveness, the whole way in which they talked. major travel disruption is expected across the uk as millions try to get away for the bank holiday weekend while engineering works are carried out on some of the country's busiest rail routes. police in northern india say at least 28 people have been killed in violent clashes at after a self—styled religious leader is convicted of rape. also in the next hour — texas braces itself for hurricane harvey.

temperatures a bit low glasgow in belfast but warmer or the south—east.o southern and eastern parts of england but overall the weekend should be fairly quiet across the weekend should be fairly quiet a cross m ost the weekend should be fairly quiet across most of the uk. more sunshine at times. temperatures to anyone, 22, maybe as high as 25 in the south—east. cooler in the north—west, especially scotland and northern ireland, and this is where we will see most of showers. —— most of the showers. this is bbc world news, the headlines. dutch authorities have ordered the last minute cancellation of a rock show in rotterdam. they were acting on a tip—off from anti—terror police in spain. the city's mayor said they'd been warned an attack was planned. typhoon hato has hit mainland china with hurricane force winds and torrential rain after leaving at least 12 people dead in the region. the maximum category 10 storm is the worst typhoon in the region for five years. australia's deputy prime minister barnabyjoyce and other ministers are fighting a legal battle t

maybe reaching 21 in london, 16 in glasgow, but the weekend is looking fine. the bbc news at one. it's goodbye from me. 0n bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. have a good afternoon. time for some sport on the bbc news channel, with me hugh ferris. hello. one of the stories of the world athletics championship will reach a conclusion tonight. isaac makwala — the athlete banned, and then reprieved claiming an extraordinary title? let's go to the london stadium and join natalie pirks. natalie... the men's 200 metres is the feature event tonight. very much so. before the championship started it was all talk of michael van gerwen. but isaac makwala's story has taken on a life of its own. he started this week despondent in his hotel room after being told he would have two pull—out of not only the 200 metres but eventually the 400 metres, having to watch the final from his hotel room, believing he would have been waking up with a gold medal. and yesterday, astonishing reprieve for him. in the afternoon he was told an appeal from the botswanan federa

although glasgow and belfast will only get to 17 degrees, it could be 21 in cardiff, in the sunshiney night. further north, some dry weather, some showers. that‘s it. now on bbc one we can join the bbc‘s news teams where you are. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines...

from glasgow to cardiff, to leeds, to london, it is a familiar story. railfares going up again. season tickets and other fares will increase by as much as 3.6%. the price is something you have to pay in order to get to work, but the service is awful. it is late, it is crowded. i don‘t think i‘m getting value for money, basically. i have been working in the public sector all my life and my pay rise has nowhere kept up with inflation, so more of my salary isjust paying for me to come to work. stagnant wages is why some say the current system is unfair. around half of all rail fares are capped by the government atjuly‘s retail price index which is a measure of inflation. the problem for many passengers is that inflation, the rate at which goods are becoming more expensive, is currently higher than the rate rise in most people‘s wages. unions say passengers are paying more while services have been trimmed back. it is quite clear in our privatised rail network that passengers are paying more for less and we are seeing cuts in infrastructure projects, electrification projects in the n

john swinney, thank you very much for joining us tonight from glasgow. condition that puts him at risk of severe brain damage has won a high court challenge to a decision by the health service to refuse funding for a potentially life changing drug. the child suffers from a condition called pku which inhibits his ability to digest protein. nhs england had said the effectiveness of the drug, which would cost £100 a day, hasn't been proved, but the court ruled today that the decision must be reconsidered. 0ur legal affairs correspondent, clive coleman, has been following the case. his nhs consultant wanted him to have a drug which is very expensive drug costs £100 a day and nhs england turned that request down, saying it was not clinically effective, its efficacy had not been proved. today mrsjustice andrews looked at that decision and dismissed the case on two grounds, but she found the decision was irrational and she said that clinical efficacy was beyond question. that means nhs england will have to look at that decision again. it does not guarantee you

better for cumbria, belfast, glasgow and edinburgh.day. feeling pleasantly warm as well. how are we doing compared to the rest of europe? not too good. 20 degrees in london and paris, we match 0slo. most other major centres are quite a bit warmer than that. moscow at 23. let's have a look at wednesday. that low pressure that was across france, remember, has actually moved to the north. quite an unusual direction for a low pressure system to take, tracking from south to north. usually they go like that, this one's going south to north. we're still closer to the low there, across east anglia and the south—east, so again, downpours in store on wednesday. look at wales. wales, northern england and scotland are in the clear, in for a fine day, but the weather will turn unsettled in other areas and i think some of us will get some rain towards the end of the week. bye— bye. hello. this is breakfast, with louise minchin and dan walker. more than a0 maternity units in england closed their doors to new admissions at some point last year. labour