kate grey there.ame sarah storey successfully defended her time trial title at the para cycling world championships in holland, but she criticised organisers for endangering safety. she said that cars in the town of essen were crossing junctions just seconds before riders approached and pedestrians were also an issue. she said ‘this scenario wouldn't be acceptable dutchman mathieu van der poel has retaken the lead of the tour of britain with two stages remaining. he finished sixth on the individual time trial around pershore to take the leaders green jersey. he's now six seconds clear of matteo trentin. track cycling from adjacent anything to see us at the bbc sport centre earlier. he has 6 olympic gold medals, one more at the tokyo games next year would see him hold the record by himself for a british athlete. he's level with sir chris hoy at the moment. he spoke to me about his preparations and also a campaign he's involved in, playing out, to close off residential streets for a few hours at a time

this is the grey area of the unwritten constitution between the grey area between that and the law andident of the supreme court judges saying none of this is easy. they will have to wrestle over this over the next few days as to whether borisjohnson did over the next few days as to whether boris johnson did break over the next few days as to whether borisjohnson did break the law, acted unlawfully when he suspended 01’ acted unlawfully when he suspended or prorogued parliament for five weeks. lord keen, for the government, warned thejudges, don't stray into forbidden territory, don't stray into this political minefield. let's get this report on the third and final day of these hearings at the supreme court, the highest court in the land, here is richard lister. it seems at times, an argument without end but those who gathered outside the supreme court today intent on either stopping a coup of stopping the eu, knew the arguments inside at least, would end today. but not before one former conservative prime minister had the opportunity to offer a damning assessment of the actions of bor

it could be a foggy start to the day and it could be a grey day where that fog lingers, because there'sak of. so it could be quite a cloudy day for some, but at least for the most part it is dry, if you've got outdoor plans to consider. maybe we're just finding a degree or two in some locations on those temperatures. 22 there in the south. by friday, we're just beginning to bring in some air from the continent. so that's drier air, so less of a chance of cloud getting in the way of what is going be a sunny day. and the temperatures responding, coming up three or four degrees in hull, for example. and as we move towards the weekend, i think we'll begin to tap into some real warmth coming up from iberia, the western mediterranean, towards the british isles, such that on saturday we could be looking at 211—25 somewhere in the south. and it's as far ahead as sunday before we see meaningful rain coming from the atlantic. good morning. welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. our headlines today: it is six o'clock. it is monday morning. face to face talks: the prime minister m

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the skies look rather different, grey and drab conditions there, over the cumbrian fells.hrough the rest of this afternoon, overall there won't be a great deal of change. some cloud bumbling —— bubbling up gci’oss some cloud bumbling —— bubbling up across england and wales. the thickest cloud and rain continues for northern ireland, the far north of england and scotland where temperatures are a little on the low side, up to 17 degrees. tonight the first batch of rain will ease away for a first batch of rain will ease away fora time, first batch of rain will ease away for a time, then later in the night more rain working in with south—westerly winds. the south and east of the country stays largely dry with rain clearing, up to 13 degrees overnight, then tomorrow for many it is a cloudy start of the day. there could be damp weather just about anywhere through western areas but in the afternoon we will see more significant rain moving back into northern ireland, across scotla nd back into northern ireland, across scotland and into the north west of england and wales, accompan

this is the iranian oil tanker, the grey swa n this is the iranian oil tanker, the grey swan which wasetained off gibraltar, sparking an international diplomatic crisis. back injuly, it was stopped by royal marine, suspected of moving oil to syria, a breach of eu sanctions. the americans tried to stop the tanker from being released. but last month, iran gave assurances it wouldn't discharge cargo in syria, so authorities in gibraltar let the ship go. but look at these recent satellite image, released by a us space technology company, they appear to show the iranian oil tanker now renamed adrian i in the waters off the syrian port of tartus. the trap kerr is believed to have turned off the trans ponder this week. the president's national security adviser has responded with this. anyone who said the ship wasn't heading to syria is in denial. tehran thinks it is more important to fund the murderous regime than provide for its own people. just this week iran admitted it has begun using advanced technology to enrich uranium, taking a step back from its 2015 nuclear deal. today's development

. 0therwise, will feel quite cool, miserable and grey.stern england, up to 55 mph. monday into tuesday, the low pressure will be heading in. this one will bring heavy rain for england and wales. 0ur weather has been very wet for a number of days, so we been very wet for a number of days, so we could see some localised surface water flooding building so we could see some localised surface waterflooding building up as this next weather system works in. it will also become windy once again. it is an unsettled looking picture, weather—wise, into the start of next week. rain on monday and tuesday, it will turn a bit showery as the week goes by, but it will stay unsettled for a good while. that is your weather. this is bbc news, the headlines at 2pm. as conservative mps gather for their party conference, opposition parties consider whether to call a vote of no confidence in the government, in an attempt to avoid a no—deal brexit. meanwhile, downing street reacts angrily, as boris johnson is referred to the police watchdog over his links to an a

it is a rather grey and cloudy start out there this morning. of all that, it's feeling pretty cool as well. the temperature below average for the time of year, especially by the end of the afternoon. now, these outbreaks of rain, maybe one or two heavier births, but it should start to break up as we had further through the afternoon. the temperature, as i mentioned, below average for the time of year. between 13 and 15 celsius. now, overnight still the chance of the odd spot of rain, but that becomes fewer, further between towards the end of the night. the cloud could break, if it does, particular towards the north, the home counties, you might get a bit of mist murk by tomorrow morning. a chilly night, between five and eight celsius the minimum temperature. as we had to tuesday, it is going to be a better day. there is more sunshine, and as a result of that, the temperature making a little bit ofa the temperature making a little bit of a max of around 20 celsius. the rain will clearfor of a max of around 20 celsius. the rain will clear for wed

will be one of ellie simmonds' main rivals in tomrrow‘s 200m individual medley. 0ur reporter kate greyt her. when it comes to sport, northampton is best known for its rugby. sometimes it's football. less so for its swimming. 0ver sometimes it's football. less so for its swimming. over the past few yea rs, its swimming. over the past few years, it has been home to some of british women's exciting new talent, including 17—year—old maisie summers newton. what is it about northampton summing cup that works for you? the people in it, we all get along so well. we have such good banter and well. we have such good banter and we know when to work hard. we are so close and we know each other really well as well. itjust close and we know each other really well as well. it just works was up maisie made her mark on the international scene at the european championships in dublin last year and a winning three gold medals. championships in dublin last year and a winning three gold medalsm was surreal. i don't remember that much of it because i think i was in so much of it because i think i was in so m

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rounding up a busy night of action at the london aqautics centre here's kate grey.inued to impress here in london, in particular, the younger members of the team. 17—year—old, maisie summers, was the favourites going into the sm six individual medley final. and she certainly delivered, winning the gold, and bringing her own world record in the process. just to do it in this venue, like where the games are held, and to do it in front of my family, and all of that crowd up there, it's amazing. because it's such a family involvement in all that you do. tell us involvement in all that you do. tell usa involvement in all that you do. tell us a bit about how much they've helped you and got you to this point. theyjust helped you and got you to this point. they just support helped you and got you to this point. theyjust support me in everything from her really. they ta ke everything from her really. they take me do training, competitions, so take me do training, competitions, so yeah, without them, i mean, i wouldn't be able to do what i do now. so it's amazing. louise, who

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it felt to me like it was almost sam taylor—johnson who has previously directed fifty shades of grey,s is the kind of thing i really want to be making. obviously that was a big movie but not particularly critically praised. and i don't think it's something that she enjoyed that much making as a film director. this is the kind of thing she wants to be doing. this is her saying i can really do character pieces. i can do movies where the actors really have to act. intense, gritty? he is full—on method, broken and bruised, you can see him just fading away in front of you as this addict. is it a tough watch, given the subject matter? absolutely. but two things make it enjoyable. one is the acting because it is so good and two is the supporting characters. they are there just when you need the mood to be lightened. just when you need. i am intrigued by the second choice this week. explain. this is a wonderfully experimental drama from markjenkin, cornish director. it is about a feud in a cornish fishing village between locals and tourists. and he shot it on a 60mm camera using old monochrom

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do you think it would be all grey? no, full of character. hello there.rrow is going to exacerbate already existing flooding problems. this is the culprit, the next area of low pressure which is sending its heavy rain across england and wales. as we head through the night, its weather fronts will become stalled across parts of northern ireland, central and southern scotland and northern england. heavy showers following on behind. so, as we start tuesday morning, it will be a very wet start for northern england. in southern scotland, the rain will be pulling away from here. we focus our attention to parts of wales, the midlands, southern england, the rash of heavy thundery downpours. frequent lightning could cause some issues. atrocious conditions on the road, and could give rise to further flash flooding. temperature wise, we are looking at a north—south divide. the high teens in the south, but the north of that rain band, for northern ireland and scotland, it will be quite chilly. but with plenty of sunshine here, though that northerly wind will be stron

it could be a foggy started the day and it could be a grey day where that fog lingers.ould be quite a cloudy day for some. but at least for the most part it is dry, if you've got outdoor plans to consider. maybe we're just finding a degree or two in some locations on those temperatures. 22 there in the south. by friday we're just beginning to bring in some air from the continent. so that's drier air. so less of a chance of cloud getting in the way of what is going be a sunny day. and the temperatures responding. coming up three or four degrees in hull, for example. and as we move towards the weekend i think we'll begin to tap into some real warmth coming up from iberia, the western mediterranean, towards the british isles. such that on saturday we could be looking at 211—25 somewhere in the south. and it's as far ahead as sunday before we see meaningful rain coming from the atlantic. welcome to bbc news — i'm maryam moshiri. our top stories: a huge surge in the price of oil — one day after an attack on saudi arabia's largest production facility. water cannon and tear ga

aquatics centre, and with 25 golds decided on the opening night there were five world record and kate greyday of action here in london has provided plenty of exciting racing with multiple world records broken and 13 nations winning golds, just proving the international breadth of paris. three time paralympic champion from canada won her nation's first gold of this championships in the s—10 freestyle, but ever the perfectionist, she wanted more from the race. i wanted to break my record and come as close as possible but it is still a gold, i have earned ten golds in my career, so it's very exciting and the first medalfor canada, it's very exciting and the first medal for canada, and it it's very exciting and the first medalfor canada, and it is gold. i'm very happy for that but i can't wait to see the race and see what went wrong and know what you work on for the next year. 0n the close of day one, russia tops the medals table with great written and italy just behind. the medals table with great written and italyjust behind. proving russia are back and meaning business in london, they had t

formally known as the grey swans last recorded off the coast of syria it was impounded by gibraltar for more than a month following allegations that it was carrying oil to syria in violation of sanctions. now at least 5 people have been killed in the bahamas as dorian inches towards the u.s. east coast despite losing power and slowing down the storm still packing winds of more than 200 kilometers an hour and its long destructive path over the bahamas has left a trail of disturbance station and ruin. the only watch as hurricane dorian blew their formal part. of. the morning as the calm descended this family all on heart struggled to process the devastation i knew me and malakai their lives like thousands of others here on the abaco islands to pieces of pie. the minister said help was on the way. in the mid century to start tragedy. and damage. our mission and focus now. is search for the rescue and recovery. hurricane dorian sat on the bahamas for 36 hours pummeling this island chain with winds of up to 350 kilometers per hour bringing record storm surges they say the international airpo

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force which is a global watchdog on money laundering and terror financing putting pakistan on the grey list and asking pakistan to get its name by october otherwise pakistan goes on the blacklist i mean there is a number of other things i have the state department list prepared by the u.s. state department and it lists a number of terror organizations i can take a few names out a couple ones i have been gesture moment. these are active in india and they are headquartered in islamabad punjab and lahore. you see what you have done against such terrorist organizations or militant organizations 2nd as for the world an effort here has its a watchdog it has to do its job unfortunately it's india with an f a t f because we are not a member of here kiffin the o.c. and in fact india was co-chair and there were trying to politicize the matter they were trying to use it as an opportunity to undermine pakistan which is fighting unfortunately so the f.f.t. if can be manipulated to sear or he's an engineer was an attempt to manipulate it and we hope it will not be manipulated and that there were a l

5g you would think that is obvious to technology is getting more complicated but with 5g promising greyndwidth —— great bandwidth it also offers more points of vulnerability. so he's saying that this is going to have a lot more? perhaps this particular company can help assuage those fears. what is also interesting is that here in this country and in america, there have been different conversations as well about how important 5g is and whether or not it should be limited to domestic vendor is all countries that would be considered allies. what do you think about that? you are connected in the tech world, it is yourjob to assess new companies as they come to market and they grow. what do people say, amongst your circles, about huawei and chinese tech companies that are working to get a foothold in europe? most people say they should be a wariness and thoughtfulness behind whether or not this is the new arms race, that data is the new arms race and we must be careful about who we work with. i agree with that. i also think there has been a lot of conflation to the we have a us china trade w

records that fell on day 2 of the world para swimming championships in london on tuesday and kate greyin the world of paris swimming for over a decade now. the new zealand star went to her first world championships at the age of 13 and has, since then, been unstoppable. you're in london she has already won two gold in two days. today it was the s9100 metres backstroke that she won by over three seconds. despite her career going on for 70 years her motivation is certainly not dwindling as she builds towards her fourth is certainly not dwindling as she builds towards herfourth paralympic games. i think it is the challenge of wanting to take on the world every day, but also for myself now. have done it for such a long time for everybody else. anything that is has changed over the past couple of yea rs. has changed over the past couple of years. the fact that they want to do a bit of this for me now. don't get me wrong, that part of doing it for eve ryo ne me wrong, that part of doing it for everyone else is still there and very much a big part of myjourney in swimming, but now it is about

grey got his marching orders 11 dusty passed up the chance of a hat trick to let kaci know score his 1st goal for by n. 5 really for the brazilian and the champions have the points in the bag. there was still time for even parachutes to slam home a 4 for by n sync cologne for good and get the october fest party off to the perfect start. are you going to the october 1st tonight i think so your little hole is not ready you know we have that you like it here i'm starting to like it's not fun to buy and players in particular will enjoy their well and nights. out robert leventhal ski now has 9 goals in this campaign while one is enough the new boy coccinea. you can fool i'm happy they get on so well it wasn't just the goals that showed that but also the way philippe put livy through several times their understanding is getting better and we're going to have a lot of fun with those too along with the other players. to cologne it was an afternoon to forget but at least they can drown their sorrows at the best beer festival on the planet no less. well the bonus league isn't much to a 5 conti

so the 20% -- so the grey zone alleged in this request pertains to a portion of the stair penthouse. the portion of the penthouse has a sloped roof and it can be measured from the mid-point and not be considered a part of the 20% that could exceed the height of the roof as in the case of the dormer. is that clear? >> commissioner richards? >> we've instituted a process if you come to an agreement, we ask that you put the agreement together and we hear the case in content and the plans and everything that are associated with that are memorialized rather than on private agreement so that we would have jurisdiction over what would come after that. so just for future reference for anybody out there or listening, it is a code compliant project. i do hear commissioner moore. i want to make one comment. it's a 3700 square foot house with a family room, a living room, a media room, looks like four bedrooms and there's a couple of rooms that you want to add on top. i just find this disingenuous. we have families live in a space that a quarter lives in. it a co-compliant project and i just wan

that is the reason why we have taken careful pause on other projects where we came into that grey zone. i believe that commissioner richards, inc. losing present melgar's questions, full well knowing this project could go a very different way saying, let's cancel those questions and have a building that meets at least the interpretation of those minimum requirements such as exposure for the lower unit, as well as the fire exiting, and if we know that even in a proverbial way, we have the ability to support a building because we are sitting here trying to make it work, but i do not want to be pulled over the barrel and ultimately having to hear the higher ups in d.b.i. telling us what they should have been telling us all along. they have not offered any help and have basically put it to us to resolve issues that are significantly frustrating for all of us. we are just sitting here trying to do the right thing without having the support of the right tools. nobody from d.b.i. is here and i am just seeing we have the right to know the proper answers to the questions we are asking. >> commi

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about i don't like seeing the fish alive i pity them but they're back once my father turned up with grey moment for me to got i mean they really squeaked i told my father never do that again. now we have to add some salt because. it's just enough for a family lunch. i must here's our fish soup was ok yeah. i mean i knew his mother he says that much more in the past when they fished with dynamite. yes significant other do you remember when they cut your grass he had admitted to using dynamite a really great catch with big fish because he had to go to court they acquitted him because he had admitted to using a dime and to really get to the heart of this to get him on a statement that made you feel. that. you must be a part of me we had done something illegal but we had no choice yes we were really desperate for the money we needed money for our daughter's wedding and i guess we have stuff like that from the bottom. and then it's time for a song about fishing. or you know obvious. that. that was the problem. was that it was. that it was. how many boats how many fish of course what kind of n

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grey's anatomy, let's talk about former "the 100."s onau netflix right now. >> laura: we already know. you're a -- >> it's right now. >> laura: not everybody watches netflix, hate to tell you. not everybody watches. >> not everybody watches -- not everybody watches fox news.snap. >> laura: an iconic television show -- an iconic television show, and the show runner shonda rhymes, one of the most brilliant television producers. she actually went to my alma mater. she's a big democrat. and you were kind of a -- kind of a democrat then, as well, right? so you -- did you have a political mind meld when you worked on that show? or was politics never even brought up? >> i'll say this, i've been political since the day i was born. any african-american man borni black in america is political particularly if you live over 50, so that just makes me political by the nature of l me being here to survive. >> laura: yeah. yeah. >> the other part of that question is, i never talked politics. shonda and i, no one, we never talked politics on that show

so at least it's mild as you step outside to these grey skies skies later on today skies, clearing temperatures back into the 70's. more in this rainy day forecast still to come. >>all right, thank you john let's check in on traffic now which is still at a crawl and only getting heavier as the rain moves in the bay bridge traffic. you can see the raindrops on the camera it's going to be soggy commute you need the headlights you'll need the wipers and know that it's backed up through the maze, it's going to stay like that for the remainder of your morning commute we're checking in on one oh one because we have a special alert northbound one on one just after saint vincent strive accident car fire a vehicle down the embankment northbound is the counter commute direction, but it is slow leading up to the scene it's already crawling from freitas parkway and then southbound was already slow leaving nevada. so you're backed up the yuan 37. so slow from roland all the way into sandra fell. here's your trip across the golden gate once you clear that heavy traffic it's a good drive across the bridge but

that i don't like seeing the fish alive i pity them but there's one it's my father turned up with a grey mullet for me to got out of they really squeaked i told my father never do that again. now we have to add some salt because i think. it's just enough for a family lunch. i must here's our fish soup was up yeah. i bet he has mother says they caught much more in the past when they fished with dynamite. yes and you put them on the do you remember when they cut your grass he had admitted to using dynamite a really great catch with big fish because he had to go to court they acquitted him because he had admitted to years he died and really get to the heart of this to get more must have been the one you feel. that. you must get but i mean we had done something illegal but we had no choice yes we were really desperate for the money we needed money for our daughter's wedding and we have found a kind of a good home. and then it's time for a song about fishing. or you know nothing. at. all that yeah. that was. the. fact. that it was. how many boats how many fish of course what kind of nets a us

we did have times of the day in scotland where there was a grey picture, even drizzle a round earlierht, we could see a little bit of drizzle at times in shetland, but otherwise it is a dry night with clear skies initially. mist and fog patches are likely to develop in northern ireland, north—west england, southern and central areas of scotland. so it could be quite a murky start for some. it's also going to quite chilly, temperature seven to 10 degrees in the towns and cities. in the countryside, temperatures will be lower, perhaps down to around 2 degrees or so. a cold start for some of us on friday morning, the mist and fog taking a while to clear away and then the sunshine coming out. cloudy start in shetland, but eventually we will see the sunnier skies working into shetland as we head through the afternoon. it will be a warmer day tomorrow with temperatures reaching into the low 20s, 21, 22 degrees or so, fairly typical temperatures. first part of the weekend, things looking good weather—wise. south easterly winds bringing warmer airfrom france, so if anything temperatures will

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it is grey and damp for many, heavy bursts of rain for many. country around 13 or 16 degrees. you need to get the sunshine to feel the benefit of the warmth. further south, sunshine to feel the benefit of the warmth. furthersouth, it may sunshine to feel the benefit of the warmth. further south, it may get up to 18, but this afternoon, we won't have the sunshine and it will be much greyer. this evening and overnight, showers and outbreaks of rain. sunshine in merseyside and north east wales and north east midlands and eastern counties of scotla nd midlands and eastern counties of scotland and england. a breeze tonight keeping temperatures up, but it will be a chilly start that weekend. saturday morning, a cool morning indeed. a few showers around merseyside, liverpool bay into the north west midlands. they will fade away and many western areas will be dry with sunny spells, but eastern areas, showers across east anglia and the south east during the afternoon and a cold wind down the eastern coast of scotland and england and 13 to 15 celsius is

grey, threatening skies, heavy rain and waterlogged roads as we saw persistently wet weather here fromfrom merseyside towards lincolnshire, also bringing some fairly persistent rain. down towards the southwest approaches, some areas of blue. this is the area of low pressure rattling off the atlantic, bringing some wet and windy weather across much of england and wales, particularly tonight. the rain will arrive, pushing north and east, getting into northern ireland and across northern england by the end of the night. showers will continue to affect northern parts of scotland and with all the cloud around, the wind and the rain, not particularly cold. temperatures staying in double figures but the winds will be gusty towards the english channel coast, around 45—55 miles an hour. sunday, it will push eastwards, so after a wet start to the day, the weather will slowly improve with sunny spells breaking through. best of the weather to western areas but there will be showers across north scotland. the rain lingers in the east midlands, into lincolnshire, could be a miserable day for some on

an u nsettled of blue sky in the grey skies.n for a time, but clear spells coming in behind. the rain becoming increasingly light and patchy as it heads south and east was not a breezy night with temperatures milder than last night, staying in double figures for most. as we start tomorrow, generally cloudy across much of england and wales, some patchy bricks of rain slipping south and east. brighter skies behind that, the risk of one or two blustery showers for parts of scotland, northern ireland and north west england. breezy across—the—board, gust west england. breezy across—the—boa rd, gust around west england. breezy across—the—board, gust around 30 or a0 mph, higher than across—the—board, gust around 30 or a0 mph, higherthan that across—the—board, gust around 30 or a0 mph, higher than that locally for north west scotland. these are the temperatures as well, highs of 21 celsius. as we move into thursday, the next area of low pressure starts working in from the west. it will bring a spell of wet weather or the north and west.

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we have the wild goat, we have the grey w wolf, jackal, fox, wildcats, the asiaiatic wildcats well.epoporter: the leopards have o compete with wolves for their prey, and occasionally other leopards. but persian leopards have become very rare in these mountains. hana: so this leopard is the the persian leopard in 2011. thisis one is a new individual that we discovered in qara dagh in 2017. and this way we know for sure that we have three adult leopards living and roaming these mountains. reporter: worldwide, the population of persian leopards is estimated at less than 1300. the graceful yet ferocious big cat is listed as endangered. the conservationists climb the steep rocky terrain as often as possible. they haven't given up hope of spotting a leopard on one of the other cliffs. this is its main hunting ground. hana: this is a typical habitat for the leopard. the persian leopard normally prefers oak forest and rocky areas. so, what they do is when they hunt, they normally sit on a tree or under a tree and looking out and overlooking what is going on there, and then once they locate