occupying these regions of ukraine — in red — it's managed to establish a corridor up through southern and eastern. the kerch bridge, connecting russia to the crimean peninsula in the black sea, was an important supply route for sending russian troops and artillery into ukraine. in the last few hours president putin has ordered his fsb secret service to tighten security on the peninsula. our russia editor, steve rosenberg, reports. it is the bridge the kremlin built, and it was under attack. an explosion at dawn. this was the result. russian officials claim a lorry had been blown up here and that the fire then spread to a fuel train. whatever the cause, you can see the damage. this is the bridge that links russia to annexed crimea, and parts of the road had collapsed into the sea. later, investigators announced that three people had been killed. they've opened a criminal case. the 12—mile—long road and rail bridge is not only strategically important to the kremlin as a supply route, it is also a symbol of the russian annexation of crimea. vladimir putin opened it in 2018 — getting behind the wheel

sims lighter winds but the wind picks up the most, clad increases, milder overnight across southern and easternnorth and west, still quite a blustery wind blowing in showers and it will remain quite windy across scotland, northern scotland in particular throughout this evening overnight and tomorrow. elsewhere, little ridge of high pressure is building, pushing that wetter weather through the rush—hour away from southern and eastern areas and allowing sunshine to return but there will be some showers in the north and west, it is a north—westerly breeze, temperatures will be a little bit down on those of the weekend, notably in the south, still feeling present in the sunshine, it will be much drier and brighterfor sunshine, it will be much drier and brighter for scotland under ireland as well compared with today. then tomorrow evening and overnight, cloud gathering in the north and the west, looks quite chilly, particularly across england and wales and southern areas we could have thrust to start the day, on tuesday morning, and also with a ridge of high pressurejust nudging in the south, some m

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russia no longer has full control of the southern and eastern regions it illegally annexed in the lasteek, and as the ukrainian army fights back and regains some of its stolen territory, the huge damage to donetsk and kherson are being revealed. many ukranians have been saddened by the destruction of buildings and the loss of culture and history that comes with that. since the start of the war, unesco says almost 200 historic sites have been damaged. but what can't be saved physically can be saved virtually. over the years, we have looked at different ways of preserving buildings digitally, and now that technology is being used for a very urgent task. across ukraine, hundreds of buildings have stood for years as important cultural sites. but through the war, many have gone from this, to this. their architectural wonders becoming piles of rubble. every day, they destroy something really important in terms of cultural heritage. for example, yesterday in my native kharkiv, there were shellings, and today as well, there were shellings of the central area of the city and, as far as i know,

of the weather front will continue through the evening and overnight, becoming stuck across southern and easterner to contend with in southern and eastern areas, pretty miserable during the day ahead with that rain. then showers follow on that northwesterly breeze so temperatures will be milder through the coming night. as we go towards monday morning rush we may well have a band of wet and relatively breezy weather to contend with in southern and eastern areas, pretty miserable during the day ahead without rain. then showers follow on that northwesterly breeze with the temperatures taken down a degree or two for the good spells of sunshine and just the odd shower low once again with a touch of frost potentially in a few spots as we head towards dawn. that will be more widespread for that later in the day we will start to pick up more cloud and by wednesday the next breath front array of two arrives to bring rain particular across the northern and western half of the uk that's is what the system here. all eyes out to the atlantic later in the week where it looks like a deep pressure of moving in

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of high pressure is building, pushing that wetter weather through the rush—hour away from southern and easternturn but there will be some showers in the north and west, it is a north—westerly breeze, temperatures will be a little bit down on those of the weekend, notably in the south, still feeling pleasant in the sunshine, it will be much drier and brighter for scotland under ireland as well compared with today. then tomorrow evening and overnight, cloud gathering in the north and the west, looks quite chilly, particularly across england touch of frost to start the day, on tuesday morning, and also with a ridge of high pressure just nudging in the south, some mist and some fog, late in the day and into wednesday and the middle of the week, our necks with a front coming in, stalling somewhat, then eight ourfront coming in, stalling somewhat, then eight in the week we could have some appreciable rain in the southern areas as well. the tuesday that a chilly start, mist and fog around too, taking time to clear, we will have cloudy skies coming in, some patchy rain here, northern ireland, compared

southern and eastern areas, more showers. gain, it'll feel quite chilly, but the winds will start to ease down, and that's because we've got this ridge of high pressure building in for saturday, so fewer isobars on the charts, lighter winds, still a few showers affecting the north and the west of scotland closer to the area of low pressure, which will be sitting across scandinavia and denmark. there'll be a lot of dry, settled, sunny weather on saturday. very pleasant indeed for england and wales — highs of 17 or 18 degrees. lots of sunshine here, a bit more cloud further north. temperatures here 13 to 15 celsius. doesn't last long in the north and the west through sunday. the next area of wet and windy weather moves in here. but for much of central, southern and eastern england, we're still under the influence of that area of high pressure, so even part two of the weekend will be nice here with a lot of dry and sunny usable weather to get out and about. further north and west, it will be wetter and windier, some heavy rain at

unsettled, showery and mild for next weekend, and into the following week, especially across southern and eastern. welcome to bbc news. i'm lucy grey. our top stories: cheering and applause making history — rishi sunak will be the uk's next prime minister, the first ever british—asian to hold the post. we now need stability and unity, and i will make it my upmost priority to bring our party and our country together. russia's foreign spy—chief denies moscow is engaging in nuclear sabre—rattling and accuses ukraine of planning to use a so—called �*dirty bomb�*. the us issues criminal charges against 13 chinese citizens as part of an investigation into beijing's activities in america. and, disgraced former hollywood mogul, harvey weinstein, faces charges of rape and sexual assault in los angeles.

ireland, milder further south but some spray and standing water through the morning rush across southern and easternales or parts of northern scotland. a brisk and carrying on a few showers but much drier and brighter generally across scotland and northern ireland compared with sunday and the rain moves away from the south and east by the end of the morning. just drags its heels a little. temperature is just a degree down on the weekend because the winds from the north—west but the like entering the night on monday into tuesday. it allows actually won especially for england and wales, a touch of frost in rural areas and with the winds following light, some mist and fog once again. on tuesday follows mostly dry and fine, more rain midweek. to shy away from. welcome to bbc news, i'm david eades. our top stories: president putin blames ukraine for what he calls a �*terrorist attack�* on a key bridge linking russia to crimea. translation: there is no doubt that this is an of terrorism, - aimed at destroying russia's critically important civilian infrastructure. no end to the protests across iran in defi

sunday was a tale of two halves weather—wise for the night hours of sunshine in southern and eastern nother one of so of rain adding to what has been a very wet first week of october. in fact that's not far away, about three quarters of the a rich october rainfall that rainfall still heading southwards. it will drag its years before dragging southern and eastern areas with that much milder overnight, a bit of missed units i had. chilly at the at the end the night further north and still win day. those wins buffeting the northern isles in far north of scotland in particular, that rain giving a lot of spray and sealing waters as it continues his journey southward and eastward, particularly on the faster roots. once it clears away today and sunny spells and showers for the much brighterfor scotland and northern ireland. still quite a rash of showers in the north and west but not that many reaching the east of the grandparents or through the central eastern part of northern ireland. not that money at all across england or wales with the temperatures will be a degree or two down because of

southern and eastern areas, more showers. ights. and again, it'll feel quite chilly, but the winds will start to ease down, and that's because we've got this ridge of high pressure building in for saturday, so fewer isobars on the charts, lighter winds, still a few showers affecting the north and the west of scotland closer to the area of low pressure, which will be sitting across scandinavia and denmark. there'll be a lot of dry, settled, sunny weather on saturday. very pleasant indeed for england and wales — highs of 17 or 18 degrees. lots of sunshine here, a bit more cloud further north. temperatures here 13 to 15 celsius. doesn't last long in the north and the west through sunday. the next area of wet and windy weather moves in here. but for much of central, southern and eastern england, we're still under the influence of that area of high pressure, so even part two of the weekend will be nice here with a lot of dry and sunny usable weather to get out and about. further north and west, it will be wetter and windier, some h

it�*ll drag its heels before clearing southern and eastern areas, so much milder here overnight. r north of scotland in particular. that rain giving a lot of spray and standing water on the roads as it continues itsjourney southwards and eastwards, particularly on the faster routes. once it clears away, it�*s a day of sunny spells and showers but much brighter for scotland and northern ireland. still quite a rash of showers in the north and west but not many, really, reaching east of the grampians or through central lowlands and, again, eastern parts of northern ireland. and not that many at all across england and wales. but temperatures will be a degree or two down because the wind�*s coming from the north—west instead. but the wind then falls a little lighter as we go through monday evening and overnight. we may pick a little bit more cloud up towards the north and west but it�*s not going to stop our temperatures falling much and it looks like a chilly night. quite widely, a touch of grass frost, could be close to freezing in some rural parts of england and wales in particular.

overnight, it's drier, southern and eastern areas, more showers. the last few nights. and again, it'll feel quite chilly, but the winds will start to ease down. that's because we've got this ridge of high pressure building in for saturday. so fewer isobars on the charts, lighter winds, still a few showers affecting the north and the west of scotland closer to the area of low pressure, which will be sitting across scandinavia and denmark. there'll be a lot of dry, settled, sunny weather on saturday. very pleasant indeed for england and wales — highs of 17 or 18 degrees. lots of sunshine here, a bit more cloud further north. temperatures here 13 to 15 celsius. doesn't last long in the north and the west through sunday, the next area of wet and windy weather moves in here. but for much of central, southern and eastern england, we're still under the influence of that area of high pressure. so even part two of the weekend will be nice here with a lot of dry and sunny usable weather to get out and about. further north and west, it will be wetter and wind

it'll drag its heels before clearing southern and eastern areas, so much milder here overnight. cotland in particular. that rain giving a lot of spray and standing water on the roads as it continues itsjourney southwards and eastwards, particularly on the faster routes. once it clears away, it's a day of sunny spells and showers but much brighter for scotland and northern ireland. still quite a rash of showers in the north and west but not many, really, reaching east of the grampians or through central lowlands and, again, eastern parts of northern ireland. and not that many at all across england and wales. but temperatures will be a degree or two down because the winds coming from the north—west instead. but the wind then falls a little lighter as we go through monday evening and overnight. we may pick a little bit more cloud up towards the north and west but it's not going to stop our temperatures falling much and it looks like a chilly night. quite widely, a touch of grass frost, could be close to freezing in some rural parts of england and wales in particular. and with a ridg

that weather front will continue through the evening and overnight, becoming stuck across southern and easterna band of wet and relatively breezy weather to contend with in southern and eastern areas. it'll be pretty miserable during the day ahead with that rain. then, showers follow on that north—westerly breeze, so temperatures taken down a degree or two but some good spells of sunshine and just the odd shower coming through on that brisk wind which will start to ease away. it will initially be really quite windy across even the north on monday morning and then that eases away and we've got temperatures falling low once again with a touch of frost potentially in a few spots as we head towards dawn, so that'll be more widespread. but then later in the day, we'll start to pick up more cloud and then by wednesday, the next weather front arrives to bring rain, particularly across the northern and western half of the uk — that's this weather system here. but it's all eyes out to the atlantic for later in the week when it looks as if we could have a very deep area of low pressure moving in with a

maybe the mobilization that is currently unfolding in the russian federation can affect the southern and eastern well, of course, maybe for them it is a strategic front a centimeter of ukrainian land really has a strategic value for ukraine, and for the russian federation it is if we talk about strategicness, well, the goals they declared in the donetsk luhansk region, and it is important for them to go to the admin borders and declare that we have achieved -e your goals, but with a real victory, you will capture the south. because here at once, uh, they have several uh, they open up opportunities there, firstly, to cut off ukraine from the black sea, and secondly, this connection. republic of transnistria in the further capture of moldova, and that is part of their strategy of collecting land, as they say, and more. well, you are already the fourth or fifth - i'm sorry for this question. well, if education, when ukrainian grain cannot enter the world, and the issue of hunger stood quite sharply, as we remember, that is why it is strategically important for them when their troops there in moldov

that weather front will continue through the evening and overnight, becoming stuck across southern and easternng's rush, we may well have a band of wet and relatively breezy weather to contend with in southern and eastern areas. it'll be pretty miserable during the day ahead with that rain. then, showers follow on that north—westerly breeze, so temperatures taken down a degree or two but some good spells of sunshine and just the odd shower coming through on that brisk wind, which will start to ease away. it will initially be really quite windy across even the north on monday morning, and then that eases away and we've got temperatures falling low once again with a touch of frost potentially in a few spots as we head towards dawn, so that'll be more widespread. but then later in the day, we'll start to pick up more cloud and then by wednesday, the next weather front arrives to bring rain, particularly across the northern and western half of the uk — that's this weather system here. but it's all eyes out to the atlantic for later in the week when it looks as if we could have a very deep area of

it'll drag its heels before clearing southern and eastern areas, so much milder here overnight. to end the night further north, and still windy, those winds buffeting the northern isles and far north of scotland in particular. that rain giving a lot of spray and standing water on the roads as it continues itsjourney southwards and eastwards, particularly on the faster routes. once it clears away, it's a day of sunny spells and showers but much brighter for scotland and northern ireland. still quite a rash of showers in the north and west but not many, really, reaching east of the grampians or through central lowlands and, again, eastern parts of northern ireland. and not that many at all across england and wales. but temperatures will be a degree or two down because the winds coming from the north—west instead. but the wind then falls a little lighter as we go through monday evening and overnight. we may pick a little bit more cloud up towards the north and west but it's not going to stop our temperatures falling much and it looks like a chilly night. quite widely, a touch of gra

a better chance of staying dry forest in scotland, southern and eastern england.tures will be a bit higher tomorrow in the afternoon. generally the mid—teens across the north of the mid—teens across the north of the uk. a similar story on friday, low pressure to the north, lots of isobars and weatherfronts crossing the country. this weatherfront will bring a band of rain to the as it moves eastwards through the day, eventually reaching southern england later on friday. ahead of it, it stays dry and bright with sunshine. blustery showers send temperatures into the mid—teens, feeling colder because we will have a strong and blustery wind. a brief respite for saturday is that range of high pressure spreads across the country to bring a quiet spell before more wet and windy weather arrives later on sunday across the north and west of the country. not a bad day on saturday to get out and about. the rain and wind returned to northern and western areas on sunday. a reminder of our top story... the prime minister liz truss says people should trust her to do what it takes

it'll drag its heels before clearing southern and eastern areas, so much milder here overnight. winds buffeting the northern isles and far north of scotland in particular. that rain giving a lot of spray and standing water on the roads as it continues itsjourney southwards and eastwards, particularly on the faster routes. once it clears away, it's a day of sunny spells and showers but much brighter for scotland and northern ireland. still quite a rash of showers in the north and west but not many, really, reaching east of the grampians or through central lowlands and, again, eastern parts of northern ireland. and not that many at all across england and wales. but temperatures will be a degree or two down because the winds coming from the north—west instead. but the wind then falls a little lighter as we go through monday evening and overnight. we may pick a little bit more cloud up towards the north and west but it's not going to stop our temperatures falling much and it looks like a chilly night. quite widely, a touch of grass frost, could be close to freezing in some rural part

it will drag its heels before dragging southern and eastern areas with that much milder overnight, a night further north and still win day. those winds buffeting the northern isles in far north of scotland in particular, that rain giving a lot of spray and sealing waters as it continues his journey southward and eastward, particularly on the faster roots. once it clears away today and sunny spells and showers for the much brighter for scotland and northern ireland. still quite a rash of showers in the north and west but not that many reaching the east of the grandparents or through the central eastern part of northern ireland. not that money at all across england or wales with the temperatures will be a degree or two down because of the winds coming from the northwest with the windfalls a little lighter as we go through monday evening and overnight for that we may pick a little bit more cloud up towards the north and west. it struck at a stop at temperatures falling much for them it looks like a chilly night. quite widely a touch of grass frost for us, close to freezing in some rural

it'll drag its heels before clearing southern and eastern areas, so much milder here overnight. those winds buffeting the northern isles and far north of scotland in particular. that rain giving a lot of spray and standing water on the roads as it continues itsjourney southwards and eastwards, particularly on the faster routes. once it clears away, it's a day of sunny spells and showers but much brighter for scotland and northern ireland. still quite a rash of showers in the north and west but not many, really, reaching east of the grampians or through central lowlands and, again, eastern parts of northern ireland. and not that many at all across england and wales. but temperatures will be a degree or two down because the winds coming from the north—west instead. but the wind then falls a little lighter as we go through monday evening and overnight. we may pick a little bit more cloud up towards the north and west but it's not going to stop our temperatures falling much and it looks like a chilly night. quite widely, a touch of grass frost, could be close to freezing in some rura

of high pressure is building, pushing that wetter weather through the rush—hour away from southern and easternly breeze, temperatures will be a little bit down on those of the weekend, notably in the south, still feeling pleasant in the sunshine. of course it will be much drier and brighter for scotland and for northern ireland as well compared with today. then tomorrow evening and overnight, cloud gathering in the north and the west, looks quite chilly, particularly across england and wales. in southern areas we could have touch of frost to start the day on tuesday morning, and also with a ridge of high pressure just nudging in the south, some mist and some fog. bot later in the day and into wednesday but later in the day and into wednesday and the middle of the week, another weather front coming in, stalling somewhat, then later in the week we could have some appreciable rain in the southern areas as well. the tuesday that a chilly start, mist and fog around too, for tuesday that a chilly start, mist and fog around too, taking time to clear with the light winds in the south. if anything we w

the next area of wet and windy weather moves in here, but for much of central, southern and eastern englando of the weekend will be nice here. there's a lot of dry and sunny, usable weather to get out and about. further north and west, it will be wetter and windier, some heavy rain at times here. so that'll impact the temperatures around the low teens i think for most. rhat doesn't last long either because as you move into next week, monday and tuesday look fine for many of us, thanks to a ridge of high pressure before more wet and windy weather moves in later in the week. so we start next week off on a fine note for many very pleasant in central and southern areas with a good deal of sunshine around, variable cloud but make the most of it before it turns unsettled again. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm monica miller. the headlines: a former policeman in thailand kills at least 38 people at a nursery school, most of them children. what could have driven this man to carry out such a cruel and desperate act? president biden pardons all americans convicted of marijuana p

will see spells of rain followed by blustery showers for the thursday, not a bad day across southern and easterndry and brighter weather here. plenty of shows for the north and west even longer spells her brain. temperatures may be up a notch on thursday on what we've had a wednesday. as we had through friday a similar story wednesday. as we had through friday a similarstory again, wednesday. as we had through friday a similar story again, blustery, lots of showers across northern areas with a brief ridge of high pressures for saturday and settles things down before it turns white windy again for the second half of sunday. and not to hand you over to sport. hello, i'm nuala mcgovern. you're watching the context on bbc news. alarm injapan as north korea fires a missile over its territory — for the first time in five years. international condemnation as the us and south korea respond with military exercises off the korean peninsula more pressure on liz truss from within her party. this time calls to commit to an increase in benefits in line with inflation. ukrainian forces seize back more territor

it'll drag its heels before clearing southern and eastern areas. so much milder here overnight. n particular, that rain giving a lot of spray and standing water on the roads as it continues itsjourney southwards and eastwards, particularly on the faster routes. once it clears away, it is a day of sunny spells and showers but much brighter for scotland and northern ireland. still quite a rash of showers for the north and west but not many reaching east of the grampians or central lowlands and again eastern parts of northern ireland, not many across england and wales. temperatures will be a degree or two down because the winds are coming from the north—west instead. but the winds fall a little lighter as we go through monday evening and overnight. we may pick up more cloud towards the north and west but it's not gonna stop our temperatures falling much and it looks like a chilly night. quite widely, touch of grass frost could be close to freezing in some rural parts of england and wales in particular. and with a ridge of high pressure overhead here as well, there is more likely to

they will weaken as they reach southern and eastern england as we start monday morning. ar spells, showers running into western scotland. this weather front around east anglia and the south—east first thing on monday. any patchy rain from that will clear away, sunshine behind it into the afternoon, and another area of high pressure nudges its way in once again. there will be a few showers on the breeze running into scotland, they may feed towards north west england and northern ireland. many places will be dry with well broken cloud and sunny spells. a fresh feel after the system clears away. in the south—east, temperatures in the mid to low teens. high pressure in for tuesday. winds are light is towards the south in particular. mist and fog patches around as tuesday begins before the sun fights its way through those. some thick cloud compared with monday towards the north—west. for northern ireland, especially running into north—western scotland, you will see some showers or patchy rain and temperatures towards the mid—teens. 0vernight, tuesday into wednesday, the latest

and the far south—east. northern ireland�*s eastern areas turn wetter and there will be increasing amounts of heavy showers in southernreas and in northern england, as well. further south across england and wales, these heavy showers, even thundery showers, will move their way across the channel. further showery bursts of rain to come. at the same time, the wind strengthening, gales for the south—west throughout this evening. then a warning of gales for english channel coasts across southern and eastern areas through the second half of the night and into the start of the day tomorrow. you can see those tightly packed isobars there. so with all the cloud, the wind and the rain, it will be a mild night for parts, as you can see, and a rather soggy start for many tomorrow, as well as a blustery one in southern and eastern areas. that will push the rain out of the way. then we see some brighter skies, but lots more showers rushing behind. the low pressure is still with us. but this time it is coming in from a westerly direction, that wind, so temperatures will be a degree or two down on those of today — between 12 and 15

that weather front will continue through the evening and overnight, becoming stuck across southern and easternnd with in southern and eastern areas. it'll be pretty miserable during the day ahead with that rain. then, showers follow on that north—westerly breeze, so temperatures taken down a degree or two but some good spells of sunshine and just the odd shower coming through on that brisk wind, which will start to ease away. it will initially be really quite windy across even the north on monday morning, and then that eases away and we've got temperatures falling low once again with a touch of frost potentially in a few spots as we head towards dawn, so that'll be more widespread. but then later in the day, we'll start to pick up more cloud and then by wednesday, the next weather front arrives to bring rain, particularly across the northern and western half of the uk — that's this weather system here. but it's all eyes out to the atlantic for later in the week when it looks as if we could have a very deep area of low pressure moving in, with a lot of wind and rain associated with it. we'll ke

the heavy rain moves out of the south—east in the evening, overnight it is drier, southern and easternthe last few nights and it will feel chilly, the winds will start to ease down, that is because we have this ridge of high pressure building on the saturday. fewer isobars in the chart, lighterwinds, saturday. fewer isobars in the chart, lighter winds, and fewer showers in the north and west of scotland close to the area of scotland close to the area of low pressure sitting across scandinavia and denmark. a lot of dry, settled, sunny weather on saturday, very pleasant in england and wales, highs of 17 or 18 degrees, lots of sunshine, bit more cloud further north, temperatures here 13 to 15 celsius. doesn't last long in the north and the west, through sunday, the next area of windy weather moves in, for much of central and southern eastern england, part two of the weekend will be nice here with a lot of dry and sunny usable weather to get out and about, further north and west it will be wetter and windy, some heavy rain at times here. temperatures around the low teens for most. that doe

overnight, it's drier, southern and eastern areas, more showers. t's because we've got this ridge of high pressure building in for saturday. so fewer isobars on the charts, lighter winds, still a few showers affecting the north and the west of scotland closer to the area of low pressure, which will be sitting across scandinavia and denmark. there'll be a lot of dry, settled, sunny weather on saturday. very pleasant indeed for england and wales — highs of 17 or 18 degrees. lots of sunshine here, a bit more cloud further north. temperatures here 13 to 15 celsius. doesn't last long in the north and the west through sunday, the next area of wet and windy weather moves in here. but for much of central, southern and eastern england, we're still under the influence of that area of high pressure. so even part two of the weekend will be nice here with a lot of dry and sunny usable weather to get out and about. further north and west, it will be wetter and windier, some heavy rain at times here so that'll impact the temperatures — around the low teens, i thin

russia no longer has full control of the southern and eastern regions it illegally annexed in the lasteekend as the ukrainian army fights back and regains some of it stolen territory the huge damage to donetsk and kherson are being rebuilt. people are devastated by the- culture | and history that comes with that. since the start of the war unesco says almost 200 historic sites have been damaged. but what can't be saved physically can be saved virtually. over the years we have looked at different ways of preserving buildings digitally and now that technology is being used for a very urgent task. across ukraine, hundreds of buildings have stood for years as important cultural sites. but through the war, many have gone from this, to this. their architectural wonders becoming piles of rubble. every day, they destroy something really important from the cultural heritage. for example, yesterday in my native kharkiv, there were shellings, and today as well, there were shellings of a central area of the city and as far as i know, some historical monuments and buildings have been damaged. and o

so lengthy, clear spells through central, southern and eastern parts of the country. last night, typically down to 6—10 degrees. so it's a cooler start to tomorrow. there will be brightness and sunshine around, but it will be another breezy day, especially in the north. this is where we'll have most of the showers, scotland and northern ireland, northern, western england and also for wales. probably a better chance of staying dry across the southeast. these are mean wind speeds. it's going to be another blustery day. temperature—wise, not bad in the south, a little bit warmer. mid—teens further north. hello, i'm maryam moshiri. this is outside source. uk prime minister liz truss tells her first party conference as leader that she's ready to make hard choices to get britain moving. whenever there is change, there is disruption. and not everybody will be in favour of change. but everyone will benefit from the result. a growing economy and a better future. applause the tory conference has now rapped out. we will look at the highs and the lows. —— it has now wrapped up. a

and away from kyiv, that eastern — winter months. and away from kyiv, that eastern and _ winter months. and away from kyiv, that eastern and southernter months. and away from kyiv, | that eastern and southern offensive, how is that going? it’s that eastern and southern offensive, how is that going?— how is that going? it's interesting because in the _ how is that going? it's interesting because in the occupied _ how is that going? it's interesting because in the occupied city - how is that going? it's interesting because in the occupied city of. because in the occupied city of kherson, the authorities have told residents to leave as the ukrainians are going ahead with this counteroffensive. the main target is the city of kherson, one of the largest ukrainian cities under russian occupation. we had an update from the army this morning, saying that russia's top unit are fleeing the western bank of the dnipro river. there has been speculation that the russians could be preparing a pull from this region. the ukrainians are reclaiming territory in that part of the country and it seems that this is perhaps the next big chapter in this co

general admits his troops face a difficult situation as pressure from ukrainian forces grows in southern and eastern regions. also coming up on the shower heroes. welcome at tara airport for an iranian climber who competed without a headscarf. but there is concern that she may yet be punished for breaking erewhon strict rules for women's attire. ah, hello, i'm claire richardson. thanks so much for joining us. russia's new commander in ukraine has made a rare acknowledgment that the situation in regions the kremlin recently claimed it had annexed, is quote, difficult. russian forces are struggling to maintain their grip on strategic positions in the east and south, amid and offensive by ukraine. kremlin backed officials in her son have told civilians to evacuate and are reported to be leaving as well, saying they expect a ukrainian push to begin soon. the yellow areas that you can see there, show territory already re taken by ukraine. so what was the now at what general survey, sir o, v can told russian state tv about the pressure his troops are facing or have so more calls going approve. the situati

admits his troops face a difficult situation, as pressure from ukrainian forces, mounts in southern and eastern regions, also coming up a hero's welcome at tehran airport for an iranian climber who competed abroad without a headscarf. if there is concern, she may yet be punished for breaking around strict rules for women's attire. and in his policy debut speech, hong kong new chief executive says he will troll the world for talent and a bid to win back for an investment. but he signals no let up on a political crack down that his driven thousands away. ah, hello and terry martin, good to have you with us kremlin back to officials in the hassan region say they are planning a large scale evacuation from the region ahead of an expected ukrainian offensive. russian forces are struggling to maintain their grip on regions. they claim to have annexed in the east and south yellow areas here on our map. ah, show territory retaken by ukraine. their kremlin installed leader in house, on se authorities plan to evacuate 50 to 60000 people. over the next week, the russian back administration is reported to b

that weather front will continue through the evening and overnight, becoming stuck across southern and easternres taken down a degree or two but some good spells of sunshine and just the odd shower coming through on that brisk wind, which will start to ease away. it will initially be really quite windy across even the north on monday morning and then that eases away and we've got temperatures falling low once again with a touch of frost potentially in a few spots as we head towards dawn, so that'll be more widespread. but then later in the day, we'll start to pick up more cloud and then by wednesday, the next weather front arrives to bring rain, particularly across the northern and western half of the uk — that's this weather system here. but it's all eyes out to the atlantic for later in the week when it looks as if we could have a very deep area of low pressure moving in with a lot of wind and rain associated with it. we'll keep you posted. hello and welcome to bbc news. the russian president has ordered a full investigation into the explosion that destroyed part of his country's only road l

russia no longer has full control of the southern and eastern regions it illegally annexed in the lastnd kherson are being revealed. many ukrainians have been saddened by the destruction of buildings and the loss of culture and history that comes with that. since the start of the war unesco says almost 200 historic sites have been damaged. but what can't be saved physically can be saved virtually. over the years, we have looked at different ways of preserving buildings digitally and now, that technology is being used for a very urgent task. as alistair keane has been finding out. across ukraine, hundreds of buildings have stood for years as important cultural sites. but through the war, many have gone from this, to this. their architectural wonders becoming piles of rubble. every day, they destroy something really important in terms of cultural heritage. for example, so, yesterday in my native kharkiv, there were shellings and today as well. there were shellings of the central area of the city and, as far as i know, some historical monuments and buildings have been damaged. and of cour