england and south wales. north, some spells of sunshine but quite a few showers. quite a few showers. in belfast, maybe one or two north—west england. north—west england. and temperatures around 14 degrees at best. at best. ease and under starry skies it will turn chilly. turn chilly. newcastle, glasgow and edinburgh will be at two or three degrees. will be at two or three degrees. a bright start to the new working week. week. sunshine but we tend to lose the northerly wind as the day wears on. northerly wind as the day wears on. scotland and outbreaks of rain late in the day. in the day. the winds switch around to more of a westerly direction. westerly direction. coal that and bring something a bit less chilly. —— cold air. north—west and for a time, it will feel less chilly. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... to back her plan for brexit. calling it "deranged". will show party unity. get a good dealfor the united kingdom. island of sulawesi. with many thought to be trapped under collapsed buildings. intelligence officer. by the investigative website bellingcat. that said he wa

there is the rain across south wales and southern england. have it —— gusts of 50 miles an hour. brighter skies returning to south—west england and wales later in the day with a few showers. northern england, northern ireland and scotland thing a mix of sunshine and scattered showers. we will continue to see showers and it odd rumble of thunder with some hail mixed in as well. temperatures not great for this time of year. 11 to 15 degrees. we lose the wet weather from the south—east of england. most places dry to end the day on sunday. high—pressure moves in from the west. this area of high pressure will quieten the weather down as we move into the new working week. monday will be a much improved date up monday will be a much improved date up and down the country. sunshine on offer for the week ahead, showers across parts of scotland, northern ireland, it should be bright after a 5°99y ireland, it should be bright after a soggy weekend across southern parts of england and wales as well. this is bbc news, i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stori

however after winds of extreme drought in the eastern side of australia picking new south wales there is some good news now you may well think that a picture of a drought a puzzle is not good news for us this is just quite nice it looks like australia and is result of recent rain that fell somewhere in new south wales now it's been really a change of season there in september so this white cloud you see going through here is actually a lot more significant think of the size of australia that has been significant thunderstorms some of which produced hail this is again southwest of sydney and it's not star on. it's just a matter when today is just tired to death of some twenty centimeters even more in places the amount of rain that fell must be more noticeable for commuters in sydney itself where it gave the wettest september day in twelve here is how inevitably it always happens in city superstructure there was of course a certain amount of flooding this being tired the whole underground station i was just rain pouring through the roof so in a way it's good news the drought is over but

tomorrow our rain band will push into parts of mid— south wales, to the midlands. y some of the mild airweave got. it means for the vast majority, sunshine around tomorrow —— mild air we've got. not as warm as today, in the teams rather than the twenties. a few showers in the far north and west. 0n showers in the far north and west. on thursday, the coldest start to the week with temperatures widely in single figures after a chilly night. bright start for many with cloud increasing from the west. a few showers, especially in northern and western parts, but not a bad day for many on thursday. the wettest conditions will be today in parts of northern england and wales this morning before it eases southwards, then the next few days will see a lot of sunshine and a few showers. more details from hull through the morning. back to dan and naga. looking forward to you showing us around. looks fantastic. after holding the moon i don't know what else you can do! i don't know where ican go else you can do! i don't know where i can go from here! you have gone big very early, m

port fairy some showers that just continue around the gold coast into that eastern side of new south wales and that wetter weather it is making its way towards d.c. and the winds are easing down here we've had force winds battering the audience and we're going to see some quater weather gradually coming back through a little ridge of high pressure four times the velocity dry but a fair amount of cloud across all the parts of the country as we go on through saturday sixty eight celsius there for all and meanwhile for japan we got some cloud of grain rolling in once again attending brightest for most. zero. where ever you were. in indonesia palm oil is a billion dollar business want to win east investigates the price the country's paying. to feed the world's growing. on al jazeera. and one of the top stories here now jazeera three protesters have died during thursday's violent and to government protests in the iraqi city of authorities have reinstated the curfew after demonstrators set fire to more than a dozen buildings. the u.s. destroyer in france to issue its strongest warning yet that i

itself about twenty degrees the rain more likely inland and this will prompt a few showers in new south wales or southern queens and behind it things a woman got right into the low twenty's until this frontal system goes through adelaide said nice looking couple of days here with the sun returning through most of new south wales having allowed a little bit of rain to fall out of the latest front. yard. good to have you with us on al jazeera these are our top stories the death toll of earthquake in indonesia has drastically of the past few hours four hundred people have been killed and hundreds more injured in the city of alone and with communication and power lines can't rescue have yet to reach the coastal town worst hit by the tsunami. seven palestinians including two children have been killed by israeli troops in gaza thousands of people were valid along. with israel. by hamas the palestinian group which rules the territory israel says it was responding to people throwing grenades and explosive devices and has ordered an f.b.i. investigation into the sexual assault allegations made against

in south—west england, south wales, south—west england, south wales, south midlands to east anglia andn and drizzle. staying dry for some in the south east corner. winds lighter than yesterday but into parts of north and west wales, the north midlands and west wales, the north midlands and northern england, wetter into the afternoon. a miserable end to the afternoon. a miserable end to the day. the rain could cause issues, we could see 100 millimetres on the welsh hills. may be 50 millimetres elsewhere, two inches. that could cause minorflooding. into the night, strong winds are back. england and wales this time on the southern flank of those heavy bursts. some of the worst of the winds tonight will be on this weather front, working from west to east. it is squally with torrential downpours and damaging winds which could bring trees down and cause travel disruption tomorrow morning. sweeping away the mildest air over the last few days and bringing in something fresher, but for the early risers it will be a gusty storm, particularly in eastern england and we could see winds of a0 or 50

heavy rain especially in southern parts of england and south wales.s, this 1 cent in from argyll and bute. a chilly start on monday with clear skies first thing, but lots of dry weather, sunny weather, a few showers in the north—west but high pressure driving oui’ north—west but high pressure driving our weather. the system that brought sunday's rain is clearing to the near continent, lighter winds tonight and clear spells. some showers in northern and western scotland, maybe some true wards the north sea and norfolk, but many places dry and clear. towns and cities will see three or four in the cold est cities will see three or four in the coldest spots but colder than that in the countryside. the hail green colours show where we will have the chilliest temperatures first thing on monday. three or four in towns and cities but closer to freezing in the countryside. high pressure stays on monday. much less windy than the weekend, drier as well. with the high pressure, lots of dry weather with sunshine. a few showers in the north and west of scotland, ma

this frontal system bringing some patchy rain south—eastwards across england and wales. , a much coolerfeel, especially when you add on the strength of that wind. and it remains quite blustery during wednesday night. further showers packing in towards north—western areas, then this lump of heavy rain begins to show its hand across the south—west of england, wales, into the midlands, parts of eastern england as well by the end of the night. pretty humid to the south—east, much cooler up to the north—west. so low pressure still in charge on thursday morning, but it's this weather front that gives us most cause for concern on thursday. look at it wriggling back into the atlantic. pulses of moisture willjust continue to run along this weather front, so as we get into thursday afternoon, it looks like the rain will pep up again across parts of the south—west, but particularly wales, into the west midlands, north—west england. heavy and persistent rain, which could cause travel disruption and localised flooding. to the south—east, some dry weather, still a little bit of warmth.

eventually we'll get our breaks of rain coming into the southern half of wales and the south west midlandsand and similar what the weather will be pushing along south east england dates are in the day. 12 to 14 degrees, your top temperatures and then into sunday's forecast. still a bit of uncertainty based on how sharp his trough and is it in the jet stream will be. therefore how far north this area of rain will get. this forecast will represent the most extreme that the ring can be, it might be that the rain ends up be, it might be that the rain ends up going across southern england, south wales, thought midlands, the southeast but we can't be sure. eventually that what weather pull away and as it does so will start to get some coffee wins, could be strong enough to bring down tree branches. bit of uncertainty still in sunday's forecast. mostly with bob heilfour north in sunday's forecast. mostly with bob heil four north that rain in sunday's forecast. mostly with bob heilfour north that rain band will get. do weather becomes more certain next week, high pressure builds in that means fine

haythornthwaite is to leave reigning netball superleague title holders wasps and join australian side new south waleswifts. the 25—year—old has won back—to—back superleague titles in two years with wasps. we'll end with football finally, and one of the greatest ever to grace the game has swapped the pitch for the boardroom. brazil world cup winner ronaldo has become the majority shareholder of real valladolid after purchasing a 51% controlling stake in the spanish club. the 42—year—old played for real madrid, inter milan, ac milan and barcelona in an 18—year playing career. ronaldo scored 62 times for brazil, including both goals when they beat germany in the 2002 world cup final. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. a labour party official who suggested thatjewish a labour party official who suggested that jewish trump a labour party official who suggested thatjewish trump fanatics we re suggested thatjewish trump fanatics were behind accusations of anti—semitism in labour ranks has been re—elected to the party's ruling body. peter willsman was criticised when a recordi

hungry lambs as a dried stricken farm in the eastern state of new south wales. astray produces ninety percent of the world's merino wool exports. but after one of the driest seasons on record many sheep farmers are struggling to keep their flocks alive what at the moment were about thirty eight forty thousand balls less. of the the what we had last week so that's really a fool so we've lost so far already for for all this trail. to drop in production comes at a time when global demand for not full fibers is surging up this one locks in infamy the bids are coming in fast and strong what do. you want to do you know well there's certainly a great spot in demand at the moment and i guess we have to go right back to the consumer who's now walking into the shop and mourning and asking for wool i guess looking for a natural fathers and the the fashion for them i would use is certainly has a lot of wool incorporated in it with farmers losing sheep to drives the astray and government is predicting will production to drop four percent this financial year meaning shoppers

this frontal system bringing some patchy rain south—eastwards across england and wales. rmth. but further north and west, a much coolerfeel, especially when you add on the strength of that wind. and it remains quite blustery during wednesday night. further showers packing in towards north—western areas, and then this lump of heavy rain begins to show its hand across the south—west of england, wales, into the midlands, parts of eastern england as well by the end of the night. pretty humid to the south—east, much cooler up to the north—west. so low pressure still in charge on thursday morning, but it's this weather front that gives us most cause for concern on thursday. look at it wriggling back into the atlantic. pulses of moisture willjust continue to run along this weather front, so as we get into thursday afternoon, it looks like the rain will pep up again across parts of the south—west, but particularly wales, into the west midlands, north—west england. heavy and persistent rain, which could cause travel disruption and localised flooding. to the south—east, some dry we

hello there's been some i think welcome rain in southern queensland and new south wales this massive cloud here of brisbane stretching down towards sydney gives some locally quite useful downpours as mud rather than dried weather do much good in the long run hard to say but it's a bit of a brief change anyway the onshore breeze suggests more showers in southern cuisine during wednesday dry typically though further west nineteen adelaide you'll see in the sunshine is becoming rather cloudy in perth at fifteen degrees the southerly breeze and running through the bite a weak system which will bring some cloud and rain i think through adelaide down towards victoria catching melbourne then by thursday which time queens and looks sadly dry as does most if not all of new south wales and after the really quite amazing weather of new zealand is still a massive cloud over north island an unusual wind directions well south easterly for you so rain is possible from that direction all can probably dry christchurch cold a bit dry and probably in the sunshine so the next two days look generally sim

today. of showers across the north—west. the british isles. right across the uk. of england and south walesquite a few showers. in northern ireland, maybe one or two north—west england. and temperatures around 14 degrees at best. it will turn chilly. and edinburgh will be at two or three degrees. to the new working week. wind as the day wears on. of rain late in the day. and the winds do switch around to more of a westerly direction. something a bit less chilly. will feel less chilly. good afternoon. could run into thousands. a 7. triggered a tsunami with waves of up to six metres. caroline davies reports. from above, the true impact of this earthquake starts to become clear. homes crumpled and swept away, a bridge collapsed and submerged. this was a shopping centre, now buckled and bent. this woman and her daughters were inside when the earthquake hit. started falling around us. with all my daughters and we made it to the outside and we were safe. the earthquake also triggered a tsunami. where hundreds of people had gathered for a beach festival. and damaged communications networks. the ai

hungry lambs as a dried stricken farm in the eastern state of new south wales astray produces ninety percent of the world's merino wool exports. but after one of the driest seasons on record many sheep farmers are struggling to keep their flocks alive what at the moment were about thirty eight forty thousand balls less this form of the what we had last year so that's really awful so we've lost so far already for for this trail. to drop in production comes at a time when global demand for not full fibers is surging at this one auction in sydney the bids are coming in fast and strong. very well is certainly a great spark in demand at the moment and i guess we have to go right back to the consumer who's now walking into the shop and morning and asking for war looking for a natural for. the fashion for them i would this is certainly has a lot of wool in corporate innit. that's your business update here on t.w. thanks for keeping us company. like obama is a satirist who wears a bulletproof vest on stage. he's turkish lives in berlin and he's an opponent of president ever to watch. mama ta

behind that, scattered showers, better across much of the south west, wales, more frequent showers inind. that will take the edge off, but temperatures struggling. that rain in east anglia and the south—east will ease a way during the early evening, winds will be light and showers will ease away. with high pressure building from the west, a quiet story. just the risk of week weather fronts toppling across the top. more of a risk of a breeze and scattered showers but generally, a settled stay on monday with decent sunshine and warm, temperatures peaking at 12—16dc. mist and fog across england and wales, first thing, tuesday, but winds will strengthen further north, perhaps gale force by the end of the day for northern ireland and western scotland. a degree or so warmer in the south—east corner. throughout the south—east corner. throughout the week, chilly starts, but a good deal of sunny weather and then turning wet and windy in the north and eventually warmer. this is bbc news. the headlines at ten o'clock. backing another brexit vote — the labour leadership say they'll support anothe

wales. to the north of that, sunny skies, fairly cool with some blustery showers, but the south, a bit of sunshinearticularly across parts of kent and norfolk. more cloud and patchy rain for the rest of southern england, wales, lincolnshire. a return to sunny skies for north wales in northern england and northern ireland. still a scattering of fairly light showers. full scotland the showers will be more frequent and they could be quite heavy at times, although we'll be hit and miss some of the showers in scotland could bring hail wa nted showers in scotland could bring hail wanted thunderstorm mixed in. the showers in the north fade away for a time through this evening and night. the rain clears away from southern and eastern england. most of us, clear, dry and fairly chilly tonight. later in the night, more rain works in across north—east england and eastern and northern parts of scotland. there could be heavy bursts of rain. elsewhere, after the chilly start friday morning, it's looking like a mostly dry day. a bit of sunshine breaking through at times. the rain clearing slowly from the north—ea

and the cost of the fires in australia in new south wales will than double by 2015. country battled extreme rainfall injuly japan, the country battled extreme rainfall in july and japan, the country battled extreme rainfall injuly and typhoons. some estimate that japan's with great weather is good cost insurers industry $4 billion. earlier i spoke to the university of sydney school of business and i asked how recent natural disasters are different and what we have seen in the past. essentially we are now looking as you pointed out, add a era of human induced climate disruption. said these costs in terms of the direct impact through extreme weather events, typhoons and storms that they also play out in the medium to long—term around effects that are not immediately evident such as it impact on supply chains, particular global supply chains, impact on disease vectors and health, impact on energy and cities. so we need to factor in the fact that these impact will play out in a myriad way around a whole series of interconnected social and economic impact. can you explain

seventy five central and eastern parts of new south wales and they'll be some much needed rainfall coming in as we go on through the next few days maybe even pushing up towards the gold coast crisis guys come back in behind thirty one celsius for darwin were to nineteen degrees but plenty of sunshine and that sunshine continuing into sunday twenty celsius of perth that stays central possibles looking fine and dry as is the case to buy this state across the eastern side of the country maybe just one or two coastal showers there up towards brisbane the west the weather the windy weather it's making its way towards new zealand not too bad for the now we're in between where the system so you can see the areas of cloud on the side of the sale and we see time is getting up to around ten celsius in the sunshine crisp sunshine for cross-channel sas they are there a sixteen there for all clint as we go on into sunday a little cold some wet weather making as went east in parts of new zealand and a little area of rank just making its way into western cost of news even meanwhile rank continues

but southern england and south wales, lee you're likely to stay dry in the morning. less windy but a cool northerly breeze blowing for some in the morning. a bit of sunshine, some misty patch is possible but they will clear quickly north across the country. this is the afternoon. lots of dry weather. showers through the borders, maybe towards dumfries and galloway and into the western isles. in eastern scotland, more likely to be dry through the day. highs around 14-16 be dry through the day. highs around 14—16 on monday, warmer than on sunday but not great for the time of year. warming up later in the week. monday evening and overnight, largely dry, a few isolated showers in the north—west. high pressure holds on for tuesday for most of us but these fronts are trying to move in from the atlantic, bumping into that area of high pressure, bringing cloud and outbreaks of rain for some northern and western parts. this is the next five days, at times, fairly breezy, with a few spots of rain, especially scotland. further south, thursday will be the warmest day, we could s

air. long way north and sleeping way across the uk. across the uk. to some parts of england and south wales go through the afternoon. through the afternoon. lohan in on a brisk north westerly wind. brisk north westerly wind. temperatures at 11 degrees at and aberdeen. and glasgow. southern england more cloud had yesterday. yesterday. tempters around 14 degrees of 15 degrees at best. degrees at best. and the showers ease and under clear starry skies it will turn chilly. starry skies it will turn chilly. the temperatures up that breezes coming from a cold place. coming from a cold place. some rural spots in northern england and in scotland. and in scotland. newcastle and glasgow and edinburgh will be 2 degrees. will be 2 degrees. monday morning but a bright start to the new working week. the new working week. spells of sunshine but lose that northerly wind as the day goes on. northerly wind as the day goes on. western scotland and more rain later in the day. in the day. winds switch around to more of a westerly direction. westerly direction. bring something a little more less chilly. as a goa

heavy rain across south wales and the south—west of england and then pushing eastwards through the daypossibly as strong as 50 miles an hour over some of the exposed coasts in the south—east. further north and west, a different story. clearer skies with a scattering of showers and sunshine across wales and northern ireland as well. some of the showers could be heavier later on with the odd rumble of thunder but a chilly feel to the weather through the day on sunday with the breeze. temperatures between 11 to 15. we've lost the wet weather during the course of sunday evening and then things quietened down into the new working week. a few showers around on sunday night and on into monday but high pressure starts to build in from the west, so to start the new working week, high—pressure moving m, working week, high—pressure moving in, won't be as wet and won't be as windy as we've seen through the course of this week. a bit of rain and fairly breezy and the far north and fairly breezy and the far north and north—west. warmer, brighter and drier in the south. goodbye for now. this is bbc w

sunshine round, yes, chilli, we will see the cloud quickening and the rain into the south—west and south walesemperatures will struggle. 14 or 15 at the very best. it will feel cool. sunshine further north but here highs of 13—15. more wet and windy weather to come for sunday as well. particularly across england and wales, so you can see the best of the weather this weekend. really through scotland and northern ireland. once the rain clears and conditions brighten we have gales to look out for and it is still going to field coal cold with the wind from the north—west. top temperatures of 11—14, below the average for this time theresa may comes out fighting and tells eu leaders, "if you don't like my brexit plan, where's yours? " in a defiant speech, she attacks eu leaders for being high handed towards the uk. i have treated the eu with nothing but respect. the uk expects the same. we'll get the latest from our correspondents in downing street and from the eu with our europe editor katya adler. with the prime minister saying we have now reached an impasse with the eu, we'll be looking at where

most obvious place for an elvis festival, but for thousands of fans this weekend, porthcawl in south walesup here, it's no wonder it's the largest elvis festival in europe. i have come to the grand pavilion to find out what it's all about. i am not quite sure what to expect. let's go and have a look. take a look at this. # well, bless my soul, what's wrong with me...#. some say the king isn't dead. well, he's certainly pretty present in here. these guys are waiting to perform at the festival's main event, the search to find the best elvis tribute act. # be my little good luck charm. # you sweet divine...#. this is my first festival — performing. so my first time. really looking forward to it. my name's jeff herman and i'm from hickory, north carolina. i started in 1993. i have been a fan since i was about four. it wasjust something i decided i wanted to do. it's kind of a following yourdream thing. what is it about this festival that makes it so special? i believe it is one of the biggest in the world. to be part of that is overwhelming. i think it'sjust the genre of the songs. from countr

this frontal system will bring some patchy rain south eastwards across england and wales. rly when we factor in the strength of the wind. it stays quite blustery as we go through wednesday night. the winds easing a little bit but not a lot. still some heavy showers in the north—western areas, and then there's rain is going to show its hand across parts of the south—west, wales, the midlands, towards east of england as well by thursday morning. this is tied in with a weather front which is not just this is tied in with a weather front which is notjust going to move its way through. instead, you can see all these riddles on the weather front stretching all the way back into the atlantic. that willjust feed pulses of energy, pulses of moisture, along this frontal system. so while the rain might peter out for a so while the rain might peter out fora time, it so while the rain might peter out for a time, it looks like thursday afternoon will bring more heavy downpours across parts of the south—west. but the ghillie wales, the west midlands and up in the north—west england. heavy

hello there's been some i think welcome rain in southern queensland in new south wales this massive cloud here of brisbane stretching down towards sydney gives some locally quite useful downpours as mud rather than dried weather do much good in the long run hard to say but it's a bit of a brief change anyway the onshore breeze suggests more showers in southern queensland during wednesday dry typically the further west nineteen adelaide you'll see in the sunshine is becoming rather cloudy in perth at fifteen degrees the southerly breeze and running through the bite a weak system which will bring some cloud and rain i think through adelaide down towards victoria catching melbourne then by thursday which time queens and looks sadly dry as does most if not all of new south wales and off the really quite amazing weather of new zealand is still a massive cloud over north island an unusual wind directions well south easterly for you so rain is possible from that direction or can probably dry christchurch cold a bit dry and probably in the sunshine so the next two days look generally similar on t

heavy rain across south wales and the south—west of england. the south east combined with gusty winds, too. gusts possibly as strong as 50 miles an hour over some of the exposed coasts in the south—east. further north and west, a different story. clearer skies, a scattering of showers and sunshine across wales and northern ireland as well. some of thesr showers could be heavier later on with the odd rumble of thunder, but quite a chilly feel to the weather through the day on sunday with the breeze. temperatures at best between 11 to 15. we've lost the wet weather during the course of sunday evening, and then things do start to quiet down into the new working week. monday, but high pressure a few showers around on sunday night and on into monday, but high pressure starts to build in from the west, so to start the new working week, high—pressure moving in, but it won't be as wet and won't be as windy as we've seen through the course of this week. a bit of rain and fairly breezy and the far north and north—west. warmer, brighter, and drier in the

port fairy some showers that just continue around the gold coast into that eastern side of new south wales and that wetter weather it is making its way towards d.c. and the winds are raising down here we've had gal force winds battering the audience and we're going to see some quater weather grassi coming back through a little ridge of high pressure four times the velocity dry but a fair amount of cloud across the open policy of the country as we go on through sas day sixteen celsius there for all and may well for japan because some cloud of grain rolling in once again attending brightest for most. in indonesia palm oil is a billion dollar business want to win east investigates the price the country's paying. to feed the world's growing paul morley addiction. on al-jazeera. al-jazeera where every your. gang life this was our foundation. i tried to do some different and when i met daisy it was the best day of my life. i wish that day could have gone on forever. but my past caught up with me. and made us all pay the price daisy and max on al-jazeera. as india was updating its citizenship rec

story having had the driest winter almost on record as you well know this part of a straight new south wales a good bit of it tory queens and was suffering drive in some useful rain recently is going to will now as you can see but i think the focus will see a shower or two more not that many this time but it's already happened this of course is going trough the tasman sea on the western side purses of twenty in the sun shines not just bright skies it's probably blue skies and little changes taking place to the east except it's warmed up in adelaide as the new zealand well have to be has for the time being it's reasonable the rains take his time to cross slowly towards south island. on counting the cost of austerity in argentina but will harsh medicine fix the economy and what about before out for emerging markets plus the good the bad and the ugly the corporate in fact of society and the environment. of paying attention . counting the cost on al-jazeera. here with al-jazeera welcome if you're just joining us these are your headlines so far the yemeni peace talks are in trouble after a no sho

it has been a miserable morning so far across cornwall, devon and south wales with some heavy rain.n the story so far as you can see. that rain pushing in across wales, across the midlands and into south—east england and some of it really quite heavy. but behind it we will start to see some brighter, sunnier skies. lots of spells of sunshine but a few scattered showers. as we go into the afternoon those showers will become a little bit more widespread. so let's take a look at the afternoon in a little more detail. through lincolnshire, east anglia, down into the south—east corner, that rain still to clear away. it will be pretty miserable with some blustery winds. afternoon across much of south—west england, behind it, though, sunny spells and scattered showers, a better afternoon across much of south—west england, devon, happened to wales as well. it has been a decent start of the day. we will see a few more frequent showers into scotland, northern ireland and northern england accompanied by a brisk north—westerly wind so that will take the edge of the feel of things, particularly

wales. 25 degrees in lincolnshire yesterday and 23 london. and those temperatures will fall away quickly during this evening and overnight. in the south, where we will see some rain across the northern isles. the 23 degrees in rural parts of england and wales towards the south, maybe the temperatures just dipping away to freezing. it will warm up in light winds, and may feel warmer in the afternoon. more cloud coming into scotla nd afternoon. more cloud coming into scotland and northern ireland and the band of rain into the north—west, approaching the central belt towards the end of the day. at ahead of that, temperatures 16 to 18. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is lebo diseko. our top stories: donald trump's nominee for the us supreme court and the woman who accuses him of sexual assault, give dramatic testimonies on capitol hill. dr ford, with what degree of certainty do you believe brett kavanaugh assaulted you? 100%. i swear today, under oath, before the senate and the nation, before my family and god, i am innocent of this charge. senior republicans are now discussing a

heavy rain across south wales and the south—west of england and then pushing eastwards through the dayll. possibly as strong as 50 miles an hour over some of the exposed coasts in the south—east. further north and west, a different story. clearer skies with a scattering of showers and sunshine across wales and northern ireland as well. some of the showers could be heavier later on with the odd rumble of thunder but a chilly feel to the weather through the day on sunday with the breeze. temperatures between 11 to 15. we've lost the wet weather during the course of sunday evening and then things quietened down into the new working week. a few showers around on sunday night and on into monday but high pressure starts to build in from the west, so to start the new working week, high—pressure moving in, won't be as wet and won't be as windy as we've seen through the course of this week. a bit of rain and fairly breezy and the far north and north—west. warmer, brighter, and drier in the south. goodbye for now.

heavy showers across western scotland, some sunshine further south but a great, damp day through central and southern areas of inland and waleseratures reaching 23 maybe 24 degrees further north, much cooler and fresher, the mid—to high teens celsius. that weather front, which will be stationary for a while will get a wriggle on as we had to wednesdays, slowly slipping south eastwards and introducing cool and fresh air across northern and western areas into the south—east by the end of the day. it means rain will be confined to the south—east, a pretty wet and to the day. further north, bright, sunshine, showers and most of these in scotland, temperatures need to high teens celsius and a cooler field across the south and south—east. heading into thursday, that area of rain moves off into the near continent, all into the cooler and by this point. another area of low pressure pushes in to the northern half of the country. for the end of the week it will remain on the cool side for all, fairly unsettled particularly the further north you are with sunshine and showers. some of the showers could be quite sharp on thursday in scotl

later in the south—west and wales. o 26 degrees in the south—east. for sunday and monday, the cold front comes so sunday and monday, the cold front comes so the sports. that will bring some rain but it will introduce some colder here, at least cooler air for the north—west. it is another one be across the south—east for monday however with spells of sunshine. here is the weather from stretching from the south—east of scotland down towards the south—west. patchy rain at times. behind it temperatures and lady campbell, 111 down around 70 and in some places but there will be spells and sunshine. tuesday and wednesday temperatures will be lower than the weekend. but it should be dry, a filament of cloud but some sunny spells as well. that is all from me. goodbye for now. this is bbc news. the headlines at 3pm: the memorial service of us senator, presidential candidate and vietnam war veteran, john mccain, takes place in washington. former us presidents george w bush and barack obama will deliver eulogies at the national cat

further south, here is our next lump rain. fringing in two parts of wales through the morning. clear away from the south—east corner. a sharp burst of northwesterly winds could cost up to 50 mph. elsewhere, a breezy day. again, a mixture of sunshine and showers. north wales, north—west england, northern ireland and northwest scotland particularly. some showers could be heavy. anywhere could catch a shower as well as sunny spells. temperatures struggling, 11—15 at the best, the channel islands a little warmer. into sunday evening, skies clearing out. showers fade away, the breeze will ease as well. monday, high pressure starts to work its way in, and that means some settled weather to come for the week ahead, especially in the south, where it will warm up for a time. further west, outbreaks of rain and feeling cooler. snatched the win with a sucker punch goal from fletcher. pressure firmly back on steve bruce. reading out the headlines at five: the foreign secretaryjeremy the headlines at five: the foreign secretary jeremy hunt urges the headlines at five: the foreign secretaryje

it finished 52—47 in new south wales. emily croydon reports. english netball has changed. australia as the number two side in the world. with the world cup on the horizon they wanted to prove they are the team to beat. they attacked the match with purpose. natalie haythornthwaite was co mforta ble natalie haythornthwaite was comfortable filling the shoes ofjo harten, who was out with injury. england were dominating australia. with a strong defensive effort from the side. but things can change quickly in this game and australia finally found a way through and swung the match in their favour at half—time. tracey neville wanted more from her roses side but it was australia who took a big lead into the last quarter. but this england team have a new belief and they came back with real energy. ultimately though australia reasserted their status as the best team in the world with ten months to go to the world cup. but england will know that despite missing key players they were not far short. emily croydon, bbc news. it's a sport watched by millions and will be included at the ne

the south—west of england and wales, you are set to brighten up through the day.hern ireland and scotland but they will be hit and scotland but they will be hit and miss and not everywhere seeing showers. as they passed through, there will be sunshine in between. temperature is nothing to write home about. around 11 to 15th in most areas. we have a cool northerly wind. the wind will tend to eat late on sunday and higher pressure builds, moving through into the early hours of monday morning. at that high—pressure moving during monday, it will bring a quieter day. a much improved day on monday after a soggy a much improved day on monday after a soggy weekend. the week ahead looks generally dry and bright. could be one of two showers in the north but things will brighten up in the south and it will warm up a touch overhead through the course of next week. hello, this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment. first, the headlines. the foreign secretary urges eu leaders to "step back from the abyss" of a no—deal brexit and find a way

and improving picture through south—west and parts of wales by around lunchtime. proving picture, as you can see. a scattering of showers moving further north and west. not a bad day if you managed to gauge the —— dodge the showers. you will keep the sunshine. a brisk wind and eccles thorssell sop i suspect you will need extra layers. some of the showers will push through quite quickly. widespread into the afternoon. 11— 15 degrees. a5 widespread into the afternoon. 11— 15 degrees. as we go through the evening and overnight, as that rain eases away, pretty much all of us will seek clear skies. a chilly start to monday morning. north—westerly winds still continue. high pressure will build for many. with lighter winds generally across central and southern areas you could see patchy mist and fog forming. more of a breeze into the far west of scotland. that could dry in a few scattered showers as well. a little more cloud as well. generally speaking, monday is dry and settled. not particularly warm with it. 12— 16 at the very best. a similar kind of story as we move in

this band of cloud moving south eastwards across england and wales.by ten o'clock, 9 degrees in glasgow, a breeze as well. showers in northern parts of northern ireland. further south into the midlands, these spots of drizzle and into the south, some sunshine to come but parts of the south—east will be robbed of their blue skies, more cloud works its way in from the north—west. brighter skies in northern england, if the odd shower for northern ireland, as i mentioned, those showers becoming widespread in the north and the west of scotland, where we also see the strongest of the winds. as far as temperatures go, 10 degrees in stornoway. in belfast and 15 in cardiff and in plymouth. through the evening and overnight, those showers fade. clouds clearing out of the sky. starry skies ahead. despite a keen breeze, temperatures dip away. that breeze comes from a cold place. in northern england, out in the countryside, will we get close to freezing. even in towns and cities, around two or three degrees. on monday, a chilly start of the week but a brighter sta

this frontal system bringing some patchy rain south—eastwards across england and wales. th of that wind. it remains quite blustery during wednesday night. further showers packing in towards north—western areas, and then this lump of heavy rain begins to show its hand across the south—west of england, wales, into the midlands, parts of eastern england as well by the end of the night. pretty humid to the south—east, much cooler up to the north—west. so low pressure still in charge on thursday morning, but it's this weather front that gives us most cause for concern on thursday. look at it wriggling back into the atlantic. pulses of moisture willjust continue to run along this weather front, so as we get into thursday afternoon, it looks like the rain will pep up again across parts of the south—west, but particularly wales, into the west midlands, north—west england. heavy and persistent rain, which could cause travel disruption and localised flooding. south—east, some dry weather, still a little bit of warmth. much cooler across scotland, northern ireland and the far north

south—west of england, 19 celsius. patchy rain in parts of the midlands and wales.eland. showers across scotla nd northern ireland. showers across scotland will be really heavy, with rumbles of thunder and flashes of lightning. across the northern half of the country particularly, very cool of the country particularly, very cool, 13—14 at best. this evening and overnight, a band of cloud and rain continuing to sync across south wales and southern parts of england. then we see some clear spells and some showery rain pushing towards the north—east by the end of the night. it will turn quite chilly, evenin night. it will turn quite chilly, even in towns and cities in the north, down to 5—6. tomorrow, a cool start, some bright weather around. the further south and west, not a bad day, with styles of sunshine. the north—eastern areas, we will see rain coming and going all day long. some of that rain will be quite heavy and it will be breezy, especially in the north—eastern areas. even if you have some sunshine, it will feel quite cool, temperatures 15 in aberdeen, 17 in

this frontal system bringing some patchy rain south—eastwards across england and wales. a much coolerfeel, especially when you add on the strength of that wind. and it remains quite blustery during wednesday night. further showers packing in towards north—western areas, and then this lump of heavy rain begins to show its hand across the south—west of england, wales, into the midlands, parts of eastern england as well by the end of the night. pretty humid to the south—east, much cooler up to the north—west. so low pressure still in charge on thursday morning, but it's this weather front that gives us most cause for concern on thursday. look at it wriggling back into the atlantic. pulses of moisture willjust continue to run along this weather front, so as we get into thursday afternoon, it looks like the rain will pep up again across parts of the south—west, but particularly wales, into the west midlands, north—west england. heavy and persistent rain, which could cause travel disruption and localised flooding. to the south—east, some dry weather, still a little bit of warmt

sporadic outbreaks of rain, similar in wales and parts of rain, similar in wales and parts of the midlands. down towards the souths it will be a breezy day. this first pulse of rain will lead to the east saturday night. then we bring more damp weather from the west through the early hours of sunday into parts of wales, northern england, northern ireland, and scotland. a mild night for many. a little chilly across all the scotla nd little chilly across all the scotland where we keep hold of some clear skies. mist out sunday with outbreaks of rain across some northern areas, including close to newcastle. that is, of course, of interest because it is the great north run on sunday. could be outbreaks of rain around first thing. what the sky. the clutch attempt to break up as we get into the afternoon. we will see some spells of sunshine and some temperatures around 16 or 17 degrees. what about everywhere else? as we have seen, we start off with rain in western and northern areas. across wales, northern england, northern ireland, thinks a dry and bright now. outbreaks of rain across north—west scotland, the odd heavy

wales. further south, ireland and northern england and across wales.land and across wales. further south, or many parts of southern and southeastern england, the midlands as well, you may well stay dry for much of the day but temperatures appeared to around 19 degrees were soaked. from the northwestern edge of returns is unchained and quite frequent blustery showers. —— if the return to sunshine. high pressure starts to nudge into the south and that's going to bring a fairly quite a love whether through the day on saturday. the best of the sunshine will be across the south or the east with the cloud just gradually increasing from the west later on in the day. perhaps some rain for northern ireland and the west of scotland later on but for much of the country, a dry day on saturday and the temperatures will be starting to nudge up in the south. by the family due sunday, that from what further south and east, so it's most likely to be... —— by the time we get to sunday. some drier and brighter weather and temperatures on sunday around up to 22 degrees. b