midlands, southeast wells, the west country to east anglia, 33-35 c.o monday, we possibly will see some heavy, thundery rain developing, which looks mainly to be across the western side of the uk. still many places will be dry and warm, if not hot on monday with the peak of the heat towards the southeast of england. those temperatures will slowly drop over the coming few days, as we see this increasing risk of some torrential rain and thunderand increasing risk of some torrential rain and thunder and lightning breaking out. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm lucy grey. clashes on the streets of beirut, tear gas is fired on protesters as a policeman dies in the violence. earlier 10,000 protesters gathered in martyrs' square calling for the "fall of the regime". as the united states reaches five million coronavirus infections, president trump signs executive orders extending economic relief to americans after congress fails to agree his stimulus package. the island nation of mauritius declares a "st

the indications here from satellite still knows there are hot spots in the southeast, as well as the northwest. nonetheless, cal fire has said that it thinks being able to keep these under control as you heard in the briefing at the top of our news cast. so you might need to be on alert, it appears these fire lines are being held. at the same time, some of these might be cal fire doing work, because the briefing did indicate they were doing some backfires or burnouts, which would appear on here. so let's hope the more red we see here is cal fire doing its thing. so let's move to the scu fires. this is santa cruz county, gilroy and morgan hill. we have seen a flareup of activity on the southwest side. some of these are up in the hills. so around 2,000 to 2500 feet. cal fire has not moved any of the evacuation orders toward morgan hill and gilroy. we think it's wise to stay on top of all of this. at a moment's notice, these fires could advance, so that's why warnings extend down here to the edge of morgan hill and gilroy. on the north side, we have flare ups to the east of fremont. aga

hello there a fairly unsettled picture across much of southern australia the southeast as well you can see here this kind of trad that's the area of the pressure and all this path ahead of it these the funds that a sweeping through the region because just a few days ago that was a lot of snow have a look at this often sue the mountains in new south wales this is captured by this wendy lindsay and she said it's very unusual to see them going at it for so long these 2 big kangaroos and i can tell you now i stopped the video that they carried on for quite a few minutes now more rain showers across as the south not snow of course it is milder it is just rain across into western australia quite a. puff and then a through friday little bit more in the way of sunshine 18 degrees there's another front just waiting in the wings getting to push in later on the day and then we'll see more of that rain becoming quite widespread throughout much of new south wales but also training up into the southern areas of queensland all the while it is fine and dry new zealand if a little bit cooler temperatur

then up into the united states plenty of scattered thunderstorms across the upper midwest the southeast as well and then also as we won in colorado on it is dry the humidity is very low and has been very strong often in winds and this just continuing to fuel this one particular 9000 have now been will stay wholesome dry again those winds quite strong you can see by anything of course in the forecast but to the north through sunday they've got quite a mass of rain showers working their way through the northern plains and all of that will spread east as we head on into monday. mean it's just 6. hours born in a family of 11 sloughed i did it. because of. my money and wanted but still everybody has one you know it's life so that's how i came to bear. serious matter we had to go bust city center at least to get ahead begging for food and not just walking. in the lead in a 2 metre that's. where you all come. and you've been up a class act towards detecting to me is just silly.

the fragilebout states around the world, particularly in southeast asia as well as sub-saharan africahat could really be undermined here. , we aret happens watching a failed state in libya. these present challenges for us down the road. the development of a vaccine of course is urgent. as i understand it, there is something like 160 efforts underway. the u.s. has launched operation warp speed. a coalition for preparedness and innervation. the u.s. is not participating in that. then, there are international efforts. priority is to get an effective vaccine as soon as possible, the backdrop of this to connect it to the global order, is that there appears to be a competition again between the united states and china. of the you think implications -- are the implications if any for the leadership if china develops a vaccine first? does the outcome of this race have an effect on the global order going forward or is that something that you think is a concern that is misplaced? rep. bera: we have to be very conscious of that concern. china has the capacity in manufacturing to quickly ramp up

i do worry again about the fragile states around the world, particularly in southeast asia as well as in sub-saharan africa that could really be under my did here. -- undermined it. we are watching a failed state in libya. these present challenges for us down thes road. >> the development of a vaccine of course is urgent. as i understand their something like 160 efforts underway. the u.s. has launched operation warp speed. you mentioned cepi, the coalition for academic preparedness and the u.s. does not participate in that and their international efforts like callbacks. even though of course -- callbacks. to get an effective vaccines as possible, that is connected to the global order. there appears to be a competition again between the united states and china. and what you think of the implications, if any, for u.s. leadership if china develops vaccine first? does the outcome of this race have an effect on the global order going forward, or is that something that you think is a concern that is misplaced? >> i think we are to be very conscious about my concern. let's say china develops

well. any shower threatening the far southeast should move away. s burned back onto some of those north seacoasts. we have got that onshore breeze keeping it a little bit cooler as well. with that sort of wind direction, cooler across eastern scotland than western scotland. northern ireland, temperatures will reach 20 degrees. the heat, though, is really focused on the south midlands, southeast wales, the west country, southeast england and east anglia. 33—34, possibly even 35 degrees to the west of london. into next week, the heat will slowly subside, and it is only very slowly, but we have got this increasing risk of some torrential rain and thunderstorms. that could start to develop on sunday night into monday morning, and the focus looks like it's more of these western areas with those storms pushing their way northwards. now, large parts of the country will still be dry and quite sunny. more sunshine, perhaps, around some of those north seacoasts. but, again, the highest temperatures are towards the southeast of the uk. now, what's happening is

there's some pretty nice sunshine across much of australian if i was the i'm pretty warm as well across the southeast also cloud to the south this is taking with us the rain and the stormy conditions and look at is owned by beach in sydney temperatures have been above the average so people not surprised me just follow a king to the shoreline now not quite as well munchies a 18 degrees a little bit of cloud around but it will begin to improve again but the rain really is coming through the great bikes and certainly it limp out the west will straight on tuesday a cool example 17 degrees with those rain showers more rain pushing in on wednesday so it will stay cloudy and a little bit cooler but warming up as a say in sydney 25 degrees and then we shall pull winds across the south sydney across into much of the tasmania that we had up tools asian are really we're focusing on this because this is our typhoon it is a major typhoon this one extremely strong and powerful moving north once again throughout choose a really impact. and continue to head north was that beginning to have an impact as well through

those countries and i know in our list of papers, we will come to the philippines as well, which is the highest in southeasturious still, and we still haven't got to the bottom of why it is that some countries have had particular spikes, whereas quite often, neighbouring countries haven't had that same experience. there is still so much we don't know about this virus. let's move onto the straits times, quickly, olivia, philippines likely to become southeast asia's coronavirus hotspot. asjohn was saying, we don't really know why from this piece in this article, do we? no, it's not clear at all. no huge demographic differences between philippines and neighbouring countries, and it's obviously very worrying because unless these borders are slam shut, which we know of course is a huge logistical nightmare and it really turns people against their government, people being trapped on holiday really, really don't like it and the government doesn't want to annoy its voters. but unless these, you know, quarantines are voters. but unless these, you know, quara ntines are imposed voters. but unless these, you know, qua

well. southeast asia is different compared to northeast asia. china is not looking pretty. onto the currencies and commodities at the dollar index. it was looking softer. it is soft. gold is comfortable at that $2000 level. in terms of crude, wti, $42, there were some question marks about these being squeezed in the u.s. 53 basis points on the 10 year. we have secretary of state mike pompeo pushing a clean initiative, which broadens the u.s. away from china technology on all levels. >> we want to see and trusted chinese-- untrusted apps removed from app stores. with parent companies based in tiktok are like threats to american citizens. let's get to our senior international editor, jodi schneider. this clean network is not really just about dropping tiktok, is it? jodi: no. mike pompeo, the secretary of state, is urging this effort ,gainst chinese technology chinese applications from app stores. you just heard him say what he calls his undressed the chinese app, like tiktok and we chat those national security threats. he is calling for companies to refuse to make their apps

well. any shower threatening the far southeast should move away. ned back onto some of those north seacoasts. we have got that onshore breeze keeping it a little bit cooler as well. with that sort of wind direction, it will be cooler across eastern scotland than western scotland. and in northern ireland, temperatures will reach 20 degrees. the heat,though, is really focused on the south midlands, southeast wales, the west country, southeast england and east anglia. 33—34, possibly even 35 degrees to the west of london. into next week, the heat will slowly subside, and it is only very slowly, but we have got this increasing risk of some torrential rain and thunderstorms. that could start to develop on sunday night into monday morning, and the focus looks like it's more of these western areas with those storms pushing their way northwards. now, large parts of the country will still be dry and quite sunny. more sunshine, perhaps, around some of those north seacoasts. but, again, the highest temperatures are towards the southeast of the uk. now, what's

the system sits about 300 miles southeast of galveston. the eye now becoming wells is why we think this has everything it takes to become a very dangerous category 4 within a few hours from right now. the concern is as it approaches land we think sometimes late tonight into early tomorrow morning this will be category 4, possibly making landfall either as a strong category 3 or category 4 right here on the immediate coast shear will increase. hurricane ryota nearly identical track made landfall in the same general vies of inof southeastern louisiana and texas. with that storm, storm surges were up to 15 feet. this storm back up to 15 feet. of course when you're talk about winds of this magnitude, lake charges, port arthur major hurricane force wind. even houston could see tropical storm force winds in the overnight hours and very dangerous scenario developing across this region of the gulf. >> you'll keep following it for us. thank you. >>> crowd shelters could be a real problem because of the pandemic. of course communities in the path of the storm making final pr

well. essentially we will find highest temperatures in the southeast, it will eventually cool off by the endver the next few days, increasing risk of some heavy rain and thunderstorms, may be some flash flooding. this is bbc news: i'm nancy kacungira with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. anger on the streets of beirut. protesters call for reform — as donors pledge 300 million dollars, to rebuild the lebanese capital, after tuesday's devastating explosion. for years, lebanon has been buffeted by political corruption and mismanagement. it's this catastrophe which has brought the country to its knees. clashes in belarus — after pro—government exit polls suggest, another landslide win for president lukashenko. british teachers criticise the prime minster for saying there was a "moral duty" to get children in england

very well scattered throughout much of the southeast of the united states out towards the west it's really been a battle continue to be about the heat which is really very high indeed temperatures well above the average now as we go through saturday you can see this rain really developing through the ohio valley pushing up towards the northeast so clearing away gradually from the south also another line of rain showers working their way through the northern plains on towards the upper midwest and all the while very heavy rain pushing into florida now this of course is our latest hurrican this has been really impacting the eastern and of the caribbean this massive cloud is all associated with that of course it brought very heavy amounts of rain this is i'm quite sure you can see here the rain just literally really was pushing down the street there and then of course as it came very close they've been in a public we saw some very strong winds as well with this hurricane now as we go through saturday this will continue to work its way away from his funny all of that pushing the rain with thos

southeast. and from the word go, there could well be some thunderstorms for central and southern parts of englandecting some of the east and northern counties of scotland. best of the sunshine out west, later on in the day, pushing the temperatures to 22. similar sort of prospect in parts of northern ireland and somewhere again across central and southern parts of england will be pushing close to 30 degrees and the thunderstorms continue apace. there are warnings from the met office already about the potential for disruption from those storms. in fact, that continues right on into friday as well. another murky, muggy night to come, widely across the british isles. friday, a really cloudy start with a shield of cloud coming in from the north sea to affect many areas. only beginning to break as we get on into the afternoon. and still that prospect, particularly across southern britain, of some really quite sharp thunderstorms. the temperatures beginning to fall back a touch, but it will still feel very close, very oppressive, simply because that overall situation really not changing, even as we mov

here it's wet weather in the forecast see usual seasonal rains here heavy showers as well and good parts of southeast asia as one would expect that certainly the case across a good part of india china philippines seeing some showers in the heat of the day he to the day storms there was well across much of malaysia and now started sit tight increasingly wet across a good part of indonesia for india well again increasingly wet here as well some very heavy downpours right up the western gas disturbance in the bay of bengal will bring some heavy rain is to the northeast of india that will gradually make its way a little further west was pushing all the way towards southern pakistan. abducted and forced. sexual slavery by the japanese imperial army. for the so-called comfort women of the 2nd world war decades have passed but the trauma lives on. whitney's on is the story of the women who campaigned with unwavering resolve for an official apology for this morning chapter in history. the apology on al-jazeera. welcome back a quick amount of our top stories here this hour u.s. president donald trump has anno

bady: it would be really for southeast asia as well.e saw some markets slump on news of lockdowns in the region. what is in store today? yvonne: we will see how this plays out but you kind of see how these markets react. anytime you see headlines of more stricter restrictions or even lockdowns being reimposed, you do see markets slump. indonesia and philippines were a clear example of that yesterday. they were the top two losers in the region on monday. this is on news in jakarta. delaying the easing by social distancing measures by at least another two weeks. iny were seeing a surge cases once again. the jakarta composite's fell as much as 4%. the rupiah has also been under pressure. it fell more than 3% after the stricterrought back a lockdown starting today. you know these two markets, indonesia remains the highest in terms of virus cases in the southeast asia region. philippines is a close second so investors at this point are probably weighing whether to pull back from these markets. they are a little bit worried that when we get t

only in china but threats to businesses that are actually working in other parts of asia an southeast asia as well. the chinese communist party is completely willing to bully and threaten to get companies to behave -- >> do you work with these tech companies at state department on intellectual property theft, cyber attack? >> we do. on the side of protecting cyber, we've actually had some good work where we worked alongside each other where we have reduced risks. i thank them for that. the idea that anyone in the tech space could not know of what the chinese communist party is attempting to steal and the cyber attacks they're making, seems incred dlus. >> in march this year as it related to chinese misinformation and the dissemination of misinformation when it came to the covid-19 propaganda china was spreading, i suggested that the national security council set up a task force at the white house to counter that disinformation. are the tech companies doing enough to combat chinese disinformation? >> no. there's always more that they can do and we can do as well. on that front i must say i actually

there some pretty nice sunshine across much of australian if i was them pretty well was well across the southeast also cloud to the south this is taking with us the rain and the stormy conditions and look at this beach in sydney time which is a been about the average so people not surprised me just follow king to the shoreline not quite as well munchies a 18 degrees a little bit of cloud around but it will begin to improve again but the rain really is coming through the great fights and certainly it limp out the west will stray on tuesday a cooler tampa 17 degrees with those rain showers more rain pushing in on wednesday so it will stay cloudy and a little bit cooler but warming up as a say in sydney 25 degrees and then we shall feel winds across the south sydney across into much of the tasmania that we had up tools asia not really we're focusing on this because this is our typhoon it is a major typhoon this one extremely strong and powerful moving north once again throughout choose a really impact. on continuing to head north with that beginning to have an impact as well through much of western

southeast. and from the word go, there could well be some thunderstorms for central and southern parts of englandhe pennines, effecting some of the east and northern counties of scotland. best of the sunshine out west, later on in the day, pushing the temperatures to 22. similar sort of prospect in parts of northern ireland and somewhere again across central and southern parts of england will be pushing close to 30 degrees and the thunderstorms continue apace. there are warnings from the met office already about the potential for disruption from those storms. in fact, that continues right on into friday. as well another murky, muggy night to come, widely across the british isles. friday, a really cloudy start with a shield of cloud coming in from the north sea to affect many areas. only beginning to break as we get on into the afternoon. and still that prospect, particularly across southern britain, of some really quite sharp thunderstorms. the temperatures beginning to fall back a touch, but it will still feel very close, very oppressive, simply because that overall situation really not changing

southeast. and from the word go, there could well be some thunderstorms for central and southern parts of englande a bit of murk there to the eastern side of the pennines, effecting some of the east and northern counties of scotland. best of the sunshine out west, later on in the day, pushing the temperatures to 22. similar sort of prospect in parts of northern ireland and somewhere again across central and southern parts of england will be pushing close to 30 degrees and the thunderstorms continue apace. there are warnings from the met office already about the potential for disruption from those storms. in fact, that continues right on into friday. as well another murky, muggy night to come, widely across the british isles. friday, a really cloudy start with a shield of cloud coming in from the north sea to affect many areas. 0nly beginning to break as we get on into the afternoon. and still that prospect, particularly across southern britain, of some really quite sharp thunderstorms. the temperatures beginning to fall back a touch, but it will still feel very close, very oprpressive, simply bec

southeast. and from the word go, there could well be some thunderstorms for central and southern parts of englandder into wales. quite a bit of murk there to the eastern side of the pennines, effecting some of the east and northern counties of scotland. best of the sunshine out west, later on in the day, pushing the temperatures to 22. similar sort of prospect in parts of northern ireland and somewhere again across central and southern parts of england will be pushing close to 30 degrees and the thunderstorms continue apace. there are warnings from the met office already about the potential for disruption from those storms. in fact, that continues right on into friday as well. another murky, muggy night to come, widely across the british isles. friday, a really cloudy start with a shield of cloud coming in from the north sea to affect many areas. 0nly beginning to break as we get on into the afternoon. and still that prospect, particularly across southern britain, of some really quite sharp thunderstorms. the temperatures beginning to fall back a touch, but it will still feel very close, very opp

here it's wet weather in the full costs usual seasonal rains here heavy showers as well and so the good parts of southeast asia as one would expect that certainly the case across a good part of india china philippines seeing some showers in the heat of the day he to the day storms there was well across much of malaysia and now starting to sit tight increasingly wet there across a good part of indonesia for india well again increasingly wet hair as well some very heavy downpours right out the western gas disturbance in the bay of bengal will bring some heavy rain is in the northeast of india that will gradually make its way a little further west was pushing all the way it was southern pakistan. but . this country's beginning easing coronavirus restrictions scientists warn of a 2nd wave of infection in the last few. feet in front of the neighborhood and many feel the economy is being prioritized about for human life until people come here to play in the public and be out here but spike in public like to say we bring you the latest developments from across the globe coronavirus pandemic special coverage on a

there are 2 other cities that have seen some pretty big totals in the last 24 hours 1st of all well to the southeast defy you can see here 45 millimeters but some even heavier rain further to the west in the south and this is a mirage $78.00 millimeters in just 24 hours now we could actually have more rain his certainly as we go through the next 24 hours throughout the rest of sunday the rains a very heavy through southern areas of nisha and of course continuing out towards the west so some very heavy rains pushing crossing to begin a fossa and on towards the coast so also c.l. arraign seeing some very heavy amounts of rain now through monday again we generally have a bit of a break across much of the rains of further to the south pushing down actually quite heavily across into nigeria but not just that of course this time of year it is about the seasonal rains and they've been particularly heavy across into india but also pakistan so we've had widespread flooding here and sunday through monday some very heavy rains all the way from the south. and there also again fully this will just also add to th

let's move on the board and look at some of the southeast asian markets as well.lippines have had a tough week. the gold story has come off a little bit. 1977 is what you are looking at. gold at potentially $3000 in the near future. in terms of silver, that is unfazed. crude is focused on the opec-plus and their decision to start pumping a little more oil and venturing into the demand picture. gainedper, dr. copper, 5% year to date, currently down 2/10 of 1%. we can get more on commodities and the fx markets with our next guest who recently lifted gold forecast to $2000 for the end of september and december. joining us is wayne gordon, executive director for commodities and fx at ubs global wealth in singapore. when you spoke to us in march, you said to buy gold. you nailed that call. what is the trajectory now? >> good morning. i think gold begins to have a period of consolidation while we work out what the next steps are for some key variables. there have been some mixed messages from the fed over the last couple of days and that is what is seeing gold consolida

much of the day may well be dry with sunshine at times and it stays dry right across the southeast andhe fa cup final will appreciate the change in the weather it looks like it should be dry at wembley. more showers to come into northern ireland on saturday evening. those will push their way into scotland, we keep the cool air coming in on the westerly breeze. so temperatures overnight, saturday night into sunday morning, a little bit lower, probably a more comfortable night for sleeping. 11 to 1a degrees. again on saturday, a day of sunshine, and showers. probably more showers around on sunday. especially across the northern half of the uk and some of those could be on the heavy side as well. it‘s continuing to cool off, temperatures continuing to drop away a little bit, our high on sunday in the southeast is 23 celsius. more of the same on monday. same sort of temperatures, sunshine and showers, perhaps heavier showers in the afternoon for the eastern side of england. it‘s getting a long way away but i think around tuesday and wednesday we could be in for some wetter and windier weat

much of the day may well be dry with sunshine at times and it stays dry right across the southeast and 26 degrees, warm but it is a cooler day everywhere in the temperatures 18 in the central belt. i'm sure the footballers for the fa cup final will appreciate the change in the weather and it looks like it should be dry at wembley. more showers to come into northern ireland on saturday evening. also a push into scotland, we keep the cool air coming in on the westerly breeze. so temperatures overnight, saturday night into sunday morning, a little bit lower, probably a more comfortable night for sleeping. 11 to 14 degrees. again on saturday, a day of sunshine, and showers. probably more showers around on sunday. especially across the northern half of the uk and some of those could be on the heavy side as well. continuing to cool off and temperatures continuing to drop away a little bit, our high on sunday in the southeast is 23 celsius. more of the same on monday. same sort of temperatures, sunshine and a shower, perhaps heavier showers in the afternoon for the eastern side of england. it

very well scattered throughout much of the southeast of the united states out towards the west it's reallyeen a battle continue to be about the heat which is really very high indeed temperatures well above the average now as we go through saturday you can see this rain really developing through the ohio valley pushing up towards the northeast so carrying away gradually from the south also another line of rain showers working their way through the northern plains on towards the upper midwest and all the while very heavy rain pushing into florida now this of course is our latest hurrican this has been really impacting the eastern end of the caribbean this massive cloud is all associated with that of course that brought very heavy amounts of rain this isn't quite sure you can see here the rain just literally really was pushing down the street that and then of course as it came very close that been a public we saw some very strong winds as well with that this hurricane now as we go through saturday this will continue to work its way away from his funny all of that pushing the rain with those s

much of the day may well be dry with sunshine at times and it stays dry right across the southeast and at 25, 26 degrees, warm but it is a cooler day everywhere in the temperatures 18 in the central belt. i'm sure the footballers for the fa cup final will appreciate the change in the weather it looks like it should be dry at wembley. more showers to come into northern ireland on saturday evening. those will push their way into scotland, we keep the cool air coming in on the westerly breeze. so temperatures overnight, saturday night into sunday morning, a little bit lower, probably a more comfortable night for sleeping — 11 to 1a degrees. again on saturday, a day of sunshine, and showers. probably more showers around on sunday. especially across the northern half of the uk and some of those could be on the heavy side as well. it's continuing to cool off, temperatures continuing to drop away a little bit, our high on sunday in the southeast is 23 celsius. more of the same on monday. same sort of temperatures, sunshine and showers, perhaps heavier showers in the afternoon for the eastern

very wet over towards the mid atlantic states well the more pleasant i suggest into new york and on into new england but say bad city were across the southeast of the u.s. into florida law she fought and dry across the caribbean islands as well but some very heavy showers thundery downpours gathering around that western side of the caribbean we could see some flooding there from the correct yes. it began as a dream holiday then turned into a public health disaster one o one east investigates how a cruise ship became the source of one of a strain is largest covert 19 outbreaks on al-jazeera. be the hero the world needs right or go. washing. or the f.a.a. . but the bike you want your visit with me is a whole robin a reminder of our top stories u.s. efforts to extend indefinite arms embargo on iran for sale to the united nations it means to iran will soon be able to trade weapons without u.n. approval the u.s. says it will seek to trigger a return of all u.n. sanctions on iran in the coming days all this comes as the u.s. says it seized a radio fuel headed to venezuela. claims that cargo on 4 tankers amounts to more than a 1000000 barrels of pe

very wet over towards the mid atlantic states well the more pleasant i suggest into new york and on into new england but it's a bad city were across the southeast of the u.s. into florida law she fought in dry across the caribbean islands as well but some very heavy showers thundery downpours gathering around that western side of the caribbean we could see some flooding there for the correct. progress. or a serious mistake. intelligence is slowly invading every aspect of our love. but very few of us really understand its capabilities for better or worse. in a new documentary al-jazeera explores the impact of they are accessing vast amounts of our personal data data land on al-jazeera. org. welcome back a quick amount of our top stories here on al-jazeera the u.s. has failed to persuade the u.n. security council to extend an arms embargo on iran means terror on soon be able to trade weapons without u.n. approval or the u.s. says it will seek to trigger a return of all u.n. sanctions on iran in the coming days. and this comes as the u.s. says it seized iranian fuel headed to venezuela it claims that cargo on 4 tankers amounts to more than a 10000

i think parts of the east and southeast of scotland will stay largely dry until the evening. there may welland and wales. could be a bit drizzly in places here, but for the bulk of england and wales, it'll be sunny, though the cloud increasing in southern england mayjust bring the odd sharp shower later in the day. but, really, it's about those temperatures in england and wales. very warm to hot. parts of the midlands, eastern and southeast england in excess of 30 celsius, and exceptionally hot in the hottest parts of southeast england, where, of course, after such a very warm to hot day, it'll be very warm overnight and into saturday morning through a large part of england and wales. even where you have clear skies, difficult forsleeping. but as that weather front has pushed on and cleared away from scotland and northern ireland, some cooler, fresher air here, and some actuallyjust dip into single figures as saturday begins. high pressure in control on saturday. that means a lot of fine weather to start the weekend. plenty of sunshine. bit of a breeze just kicking in towards some of these

i think parts of the east and southeast of scotland will stay largely dry until the evening. there may wellcould be a bit drizzly in places here, but for the bulk of england and wales, it'll be sunny, the cloud increasing in southern england mayjust bring the odd sharp shower later in the day. but, really, it's about those temperatures in england and wales. very warm to hot. parts of the midlands, eastern and southeast england in excess of 30 celsius, an exceptionally hot in the hottest parts of southeast england, where, of course, after such a very warm to hot day, it'll be very warm overnight and into saturday morning through a large part of england and wales. even where you have clear skies, difficult forsleeping. but as that weather front has pushed on and cleared away from scotland and northern ireland, some cooler, fresher air here, and some actuallyjust dip into single figures as saturday begins. high pressure in control on saturday. that means a lot of fine weather to start the weekend. plenty of sunshine. bit of a breeze just kicking in towards some of these north sea coasts will a

thunder heads which have made their way across the alps almost so well from the we have here we have some very warm air to the southeast a much cooler air towards the northwest where the 2 meet the warmest forced about the cooler coals condenses those massive clouds seen some super cells take a look at this one in hungary a massive storm which brewed up here we're going to see further showers over the next couple days as that hot head to the southeast 37 celsius in bucharest the 20 degrees colder there in london so there's a massive temperature contrast and that's why we have begun live the storm is pushing all the way up into that well that western side of russia more showers around the out sliding down towards hungry yet again down across the good parts of the balkans into central areas of italy south of that it's not so bad we have got a few showers. central parts of the mediterranean for a time but as we go on into cheese day it will dry up and it'll brighten up hit really quite nicely some of those showers will affect the far north of algeria and sheena's you're still seeing some very heavy showers just around the

well. the virus circulating now in southeast australia is the virus that's linked to that breach of our hotel quarantine, not the virus that was around in, you know, march and april and may. so, in fact, i think even a larger nation and a complex, you know, set of borders like australia achieved it. the challenge is how you maintain it. if you keep up freight at any level of return travellers or essential travel across international borders. and clearly with countries that don't have the advantage of being island nations like new zealand and australia, that challenge is even greater. so i think elimination, a lot of local transmission is still possible, but as soon as you have borders, then you have to have all the other things in place to be ready should there be very early signs of the next wave that allows you to, you know, take it on and nearly quash that transmission before it takes off in your local community again. >> as you say, we have to be vigilant. katherine bennett joining us live from melbourne. thank you so much for your expertise. appreciate it. >> thanks, rosemary. >>> well,

well. a northerly wind as our area of low pressure takes most of the rain away towards the southeast and gets in from the west. by the time we get to the morning, there still could be a few showers down the eastern side of england, and there's the threat of cloud coming back in off the north sea to bring some rain in during the afternoon. elsewhere, some spells of sunshine. there will be a few showers notably across northern parts of scotland. there will be a northerly wind as well. it's always going to be stronger where we're more likely to have that rain. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. i'm aaron safir. our top stories: the actor, chadwick boseman, who starred in the black panther superhero film has died of cancer at the age of a2. tens of thousands march on washington calling for racialjustice and an end to police brutality, and a message from the son of martin luther king jr. so if you're looking for a saviour, get up and find a mirror. we must become the heroes of the history we are making. british scientists are given n

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well. it's continuing to cool off, temperatures continuing to drop away a little hit, our high on sunday in the southeast is 23 celsius. more of the same on monday. same sort of temperatures, sunshine and showers, perhaps heavier showers in the afternoon for the eastern side of england. it's getting a long way away but i think around tuesday and wednesday we could be in for some wetter and windier weather. but by end of next week, probably turning quite a bit warmer once again. goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines: mexico's confirmed coronavirus deaths have exceeded 46,000, placing the country's death toll from the pandemic third—highest in the world. it means mexico has overtaken britain, with only the united states and brazil recording more deaths. the mexican health ministry also registered a record 8,500 new cases on friday. the head of the world health organization has said the impact of the coronavirus outbreak will be felt for decades to come. the who's emergency committee was meeting to assess the pandemic six months after declaring a global public health emergency. james murdoch, the younger

weather this is the one with some thunderstorms just sitting off the southeast coast of victoria and then this this way the cloud here is well working its way across the great by the as the area of low pressure the winds a fairly strong east coastal areas but a bad day the really impossible monday quite cloudy the terminal to about 16 degrees but the rain is elsewhere it really is spreading across the great buys and pushing some heaviest spells across into central areas of victoria not a bad day in tasmania kind of a sandwiched in between these 2 systems a not a bad day monday across much of uneasily but the rain is on its way across the tasman sea the winds as well fairly strong really pushing those shadows on those west facing coasts and again this is some here quite slow to move but it can bring some strong winds on choosing across into adelaide also melbourne on again into hope with a full of warmer dry in sydney with a high of 22 i mean one across into asia plenty more rain of course in the 4 cars that you have some good guys that really across much of south korea and this is our looks embarrassed on gosh what a differe

still very wet over towards the mid atlantic states well the more pleasant i suggest into new york and on into new england not too bad sue across the southeast of the u.s. into florida law she fought and dry across the caribbean islands as well but some very heavy showers thundery downpours gathering around that western side of the caribbean we could see some flooding there for the correct yes. talk to old jews there are we ers is the government the necessary action to really address some of the structural issues that we listen i still think that air travel is the safest mode of travel and to spend that we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on the old a 0 it's the u.k.'s biggest hospital with the eventual capacity for 4000 covert 19 patients built inside a london conference center it took just 9 days to construct with the help of army engineers dramatically expanding the critical care bed count and other similar sites on the way the actual london numbers could be much higher than advertised researches say that huge gaps in testing capacity that the government is now trying to close extrapolate that across the