in 1989 he won the song prize in the bbc cardiff singer of the world contest.y nervous in that competition and within the days of competing as well i was doing an opera as a student in the guildhall school of music and drama, so it was maybe an insight into how one's career will develop in the future, but undoubtedly cardiff singer of the world gave you those steps up the ladder much quicker than expected. and it was with the welsh national opera that bryn made his professional operatic debut in cosi fan tutte by mozart. this is a knockabout opera that owes as much to the pantomime tradition as it does to opera. aidan lang, currently the welsh national opera's director, oversaw that performance more than 30 years ago. to entrust someone who was barely out of college with the title role at wno was not a risk but it was an adventure for the company to take. we saw him at cardiff singer of the world and that's on an international platform and being the welsh national opera it seemed too good an opportunity to pass up. i worked with the highly eminent conductor sir

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jac morgan will captain a team which includes three players that will win theirfirst caps in cardiff. captain the team in their warm—up match agaisnt france. coach gregor townsend had left the fly half out of his initial squad for last autumn's matches, but after re—establishing his place, russell will now lead scotland at murrayfield on saturday in the absence ofjamie ritchie. england have been docked a large portion of the world test championship points they won during the drawn ashes series because of slow over rates. the consistent breaching of the regulations over four of the five tests has cost england 19 of the 28 points they'd accrued from two wins and a draw. they're now below the winless west indies in the table. australia were also punished, losing ten points. both teams players also had their match fees cut for the same infringements. it's been a frustrating start to the second day of the hundred. the game between welsh fire and manchester 0riginals was washed out before a ball bowled. heavy overnight and morning rain left the outfield at sophia gardens, in cardiff, too we

this person is stealing from thejohn lewis store in cardiff. it's brazen.lack bag full of goods. but they've been caught by security. they were convicted. and there's been a lot more of this across wales in the last year. adrian works in the retail giant's security team. he's just dealt with an incident. ijust had an incident with a female and unfortunately the female escalated the situation and it required one of my team to intervene and escort the lady from the shop having explained to her what our policies are. how often does that happen? fairly often. more often than you would like. i would like to say daily, but we're probably not far off a daily occurrence. wales's largest retail centre cardiff saw more than 30% rise in violence and abuse towards staff from 2021 to 2022 and a nearly 70% rise in shoplifting, with one industry body saying there were more than a million thefts from shops reported last year. shops likejohn lewis are using these body worn cameras to stop people stealing from their stores and abusing their staff. but they say they've seen a

why cardiff ?hy cardiff? >> two very big paths to that decision . decision. >> one is a business decision and the patriotic passion decision as well. >> and i look at the business decision. >> cardiff is a great city and extremely underutilised when it comes to the big tech and gaming. >> you know, it has a growing tech sector. >> it has a fantastic university andifs >> it has a fantastic university and it's constantly knocking down walls into the american movie industry and the netflix world, the hbo world. >> so it has all the tools that you need for a good game studio i >> -- >> and the great thing about games is , is it's a passion games is, is it's a passion dnven games is, is it's a passion driven industry , meaning that driven industry, meaning that even though people might not have had a career in games to date, they've got the skills. >> there's going >> we know there's going to be thousands a thousands of people there with a passion who can utilise both to thrive in this industry . but th

cardiff went 2—0 up in the first half at elland road, throuthosh bowler and ike ugbo, they looked to equaliser from crysencio summerville that spared leeds' blushes, deep into stoppage time, meaning the points were shared. 2—2 in this one. and in the late kickoff in the championship, ipswich town managed to hold off sunderland by 2 goals to 1, george hirst with their first. it wasn't without trying though as the black cats managed to pull took the three points. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. tries from edwin ipape and tom amone helped leigh leopards beat leeds rhinos at headingley for the first time in 39 years. the challenge cup finalists are now level on points with second—placed wigan in the super league, while leeds remain eighth. elsewhere hull fc beat wakefield and st helens beat salford. the british grand prix has been won by aleix espargaro. the spaniard overtook defending motogp champion francesco bagnaia on the final lap at silverstone to claim his first win of the season. just a week after winning her first major in her hom

in may. —— they both died. in cardiff in may. -- they both died. ., ., ., , , died., you may remember back— died. informationjust reaching us, you may remember back in - died. informationjust reaching us, you may remember back in may i died. information just reaching us, i you may remember back in may these two deaths sparked riots in the ely area of cardiff on the 22nd of may after the two teenagers, carrie sullivan and 15—year—old harvey evans both died when the electric bike they were on crashed. now it's emerged that less than a minute before they were being followed by a police van and cctv footage showed that that had followed them around the streets of ely. we understand now in this statement from the independent investigators that the driver of the police van has been charged, having been accused potentially of illegally dangerous driving following those two teenagers on their bike. now, the driver and the other passenger in the police vehicle had already been issued with gross misconduct notices during the course of this investigation. the statement stresses

this person is stealing from thejohn lewis store in cardiff. it's brazen.by security. they were convicted. and there's been a lot more of this across wales in the last year. adrian works in the retail giant's security team. he's just dealt with an incident. ijust had an incident with a female and unfortunately the female escalated the situation and it required one of my team to intervene and escort the lady from the shop having explained to her what our policies are. how often does that happen? fairly often. more often than you would like. i would like to say daily, but we're probably not far off a daily occurrence. wales's largest retail centre cardiff saw more than 30% rise in violence and abuse towards staff from 2021 to 2022 and a nearly 70% rise in shoplifting, with one industry body saying there were more than a million thefts from shops reported last year. shops likejohn lewis are using these body worn cameras to stop people stealing from their stores and abusing their staff. but they say they've seen a huge rise across wales, across the uk in these

right >> no, love cardiff. >> no, i love cardiff. >> no, i love cardiff. >> i genuinely. >> i genuinelyould cosy with vorderman. cosy up with vorderman. >> night out in cardiff. >> wild night out in cardiff. >> wild night out in cardiff. >> well, anyway, she's >> okay, well, anyway, so she's in wales . she goes to >> okay, well, anyway, so she's in wales. she goes to bbc in bbc wales. she goes to bbc wales. suddenly imagine that a combination wales and the combination of wales and the bbc. and she does a show for them and suddenly she's become some loony leftie . some loony leftie. >> yeah, indeed. >> yeah, indeed. >> and my point is , look, go >> and my point is, look, go down the maitlis route, if that's what you want. go on and become hyperpartisan borders and retweet all of these crazy conspiracy theories . do that if conspiracy theories. do that if you want, but give up your show on the bbc because you are undermining. >> you are public her. >> you are public her. >> her issue is she's being funded by all of us. and we'll say that it doesn't look like it in the polls right now, but

when two teenagers were killed in an e—bike crash in cardiff in may, their deaths triggered a riot.ere set alight by residents who believed that kyrees sullivan and harvey evans were being chased by police. cctv captured the two boys being followed by a police van in ely — in the welsh capital. now a police officer, who had previously been served a gross misconduct notice — is being criminally investigated for dangerous driving. 0ur wales correspondent — hywel griffith — has more from cardiff. we already knew that the driver of the police van which had been following the two boys a couple of minutes before their death and another officer in the van had already been issued with gross misconduct notices. now, the driver, who was a serving police officer, we understand, has been informed that they are being investigated criminally for dangerous driving. we are told the investigation is going through hundreds of clips gathered from the scene, looking at cctv footage and also going through statements gathered from residents in ely, all around the time of this crash on 22nd may, when 16—y

england and wales as well, stay unsettled and cooler towards the north of the jet stream, but of course cardiffemperatures rising to the mid—20s, high 20s across the southeast, cooling down somewhat over the weekend, bye—bye for now. live from london, this is bbc news. a group of migrants who drowned trying to reach england in an overcrowded dinghy have been identified as afghans. hawaii's attorney general orders an investigation into the handling of wildfires on maui, at least 80 people are known to have died. and england reach the semifinals of the women's world cup, belleek —— beating colombia 21. they will face australia after the hosts beat france in an incredible penalty shoot—out —— 2—i. hello and welcome. i'm lucy gray. the six migrants who died in the channel have been identified as afghans. more than 60 people were on board the boat which capsized. most of them were from afghanistan come up with a view sudanese amongst them. they were all trying to reach the uk. simonjones reports from dover. the sea has claimed several lives. the french lifeboat had the grim task of bringing by bodie

as well, staying unsettled and cooler further north towards the north of the jet stream but across cardiffratures up in the mid 20s, possibly the high 20s in london and the south—east and cooling down somewhat over the weekend, bye—bye for now. live from london, this is bbc news. live from washington, this is bbc news. searching through the rubble. disaster management teams look for more victims of the deadly hawaii wildfires. former president donald trump stoke support of the iowa state fair, meeting fans in the crucial primary voting states. and the french coastguard because of its search for the night of the six migrants drowned in the english channel. —— calls off its search. hello, welcome to the programme. more resources are being sent to the hawaiian island of maui is the search for victims intensifies in the wake of devastating wildfires. the historic town of lahaina, the worst part of the island has been bent almost entirely to the ground. the death toll stands at 80, making it the deadliest natural disaster in a way�*s history. but the number of missing is far higher. the search

you can see more sunshine there for cardiff and those temperatures rising, as well.rth, belfast and edinburgh, it looks as though the weather might turn a bit better later in the week. the number killed in the hawaii wildfires has risen to 80, making it the deadliest natural disaster in the state's history. the attorney general has launched an investigation into the way it was first handled. a migrant boat has sunk in the english channel. the french authorities say one person has died. hello, i'm anjana gadgil. i'm apologising, i seem to have the wrong autocue so i will move onto my scripts and bring you up to date. we start in the us, where the number of people killed by wildfires on the hawaiian island of maui has now risen to 80. it's the us state's deadliest—ever natural disaster. this is drone footage from the all—but—destroyed town of lahaina. as you can see, structures are completely levelled, trees stripped, the devastation reaching all the way to the shoreline. hawaii's attorney general has begun a probe into how authorities responded to the fires after some

england are taking on wales right now in cardiff in their warm—up match, more on that in a moment, but little play in the hundred today. england are taking on wales right now in cardiff in their warm—up match, more on that in a moment, but 1a—man scotland completed a quite remarkable turnaround against france at murrayfield to win 25—21. dan 0gunshakin reports. the time for scottish experimentation was over. a full—strength scotland, russell captain for the first time. they faced an unfamiliar france 15 but one that still bristled with attacking intent. some new faces on show but the same gallic flair. as scotland struggled, france fizzed. a second tryjulie followed. , duly followed. scotland wasn�*t looking bright but a change of ends but a change of momentum. graham applied the required touch to russell�*s kick. that, despite scotland being down to 1a. now, scottish momentum is irresistible. a third try electrifying murrayfield and helping seal a historic comeback. new zealand staged an incredible comeback to beat australia in dunedin. the all blacks were trailing 17—3 at the break,

into parts of wales in the morning so perhaps thicker cloud and some dampness for swansea and for cardiffadvised out. that should away as well and then, part mesh few showers around the western isles it is going to be a bright day if not a sunny day and the best of the sunshine will be a little bit further towards the east and south. look at these temperatures. high teens for loath into scotland and across northern ireland. let's have a look on thursday. and here we have the pressure is over us and that means thicker cloud and that means thicker cloud and with weak weather fronts crossing the country i think a greater chance of catching a shower across the south of the country but you can see, certainly, water. plenty of big gaps between the showers. on thursday, a generally dry day. 19 in belfast, not bad at all. still holding on to the warmth in the south and the south—east at around 25. on friday, this area of low pressure would get the drift towards the east and, following the size of boris, the wind will start to start to come in from the north so that means that temperatures will ea

wales, staying unsettled and cooler further north towards the north of the jet stream but across cardiffver the weekend. goodbye for now. live from washington, this is bbc news. searching through the rubble. disaster management teams look for more victims of the deadly hawaii wildfires. iam i am helena iam helena humphrey i am helena humphrey at an emergency shelter here on maui, where people are desperately searching for their loved ones. former president donald trump stokes support at the iowa state fair, meeting fans in the crucial primary voting state. and the french coastguard calls off its search for the night after six migrants drowned in the english channel. hello, welcome to the programme. more resources are being sent to the hawaiian island of maui, as the search for victims intensifies, in the wake of that devastating wildfire. the historic town of lahaina — the worst—hit part of the island — has been burnt almost entirely razed to the ground. the death toll stands at 80, making it the deadliest natural disaster in hawaii's history. but the number of missing is far higher. and

south africa ahead of their match against wales — captain siya kolisi will return to lead the side at cardifft match at the world cup next month is against scotland. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.co.uk/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello. well, we'rejust into the second half of august, and guess what? it looks like summer is not over yet. in fact, over the next few days, it is going to turn warmer, more humid. and this time next week, some of the computer models are indicating even warmer weather. but that's still a long way off. let's concentrate on the here and now. a weak area of high pressure is over us. that means light winds, fairly stable conditions out there. we've had some clear spells, apart from central and eastern scotland, where it has been damp in places, a relatively mild—ish morning between 10—13 celsius. but because of the light winds and all of the moisture we've got out there, it does mean it's foggy in places, certainly around dawn and just after, certainly acros

england and wales are in to the second half of their match in cardiff.h africa go head—to—head. rain has meant there was very little play in the hundred today. the women�*s games between manchester 0riginals and london spirit and birmingham phoenix against trent rockets were both abandoned without a ball being bowled. there was some play in the men�*s match between 0riginals and spirit at old trafford. england white—ball captain jos buttler hit 62 for manchester as they made 138—5 from 80 balls. but then the rain returned and that match also had to be called off. the men�*s match between phoenix and rockets was due to start at 6:00pm at edgbaston but the rain intervened in that one as well. there was some hope when officials came to inspect the pitch but the rain restarted and that match has now also been abandoned. next week sees the first ever european para championships take place in rotterdam. amongst those competing will be boccia world champion claire taggart from larne in northern ireland. the new multi—sport games will showcase ten para sports, a

researchers at cardiff university are looking at how women's bodies change after pregnancy.t there is caution advised to treat symptoms like lower leg pain, stress fractures and urinary incontinence. they say more tailored advice would help. not knowing how to return is one of the biggest barriers. so the more that we can look into this, the more that we can provide evidence to inform guidelines and disseminate that to the health care professionals to get it to the women and serve this population, the more active we can have pregnant and postpartum women. but one thing pregnant women still encounter is the inevitably well—meaning but perhaps off—putting advice from friends, family and complete strangers. caris and zoe both ran throughout their pregnancies, and zoe completed the london marathon five months after giving birth. often, people kind of tell you you're crazy when they see you running with a huge bump or tell you to be careful or make sure you don't fall over. obviously, you were doing that anyway. you might go into labour early or give yourself pelvic floor injurie

western parts will be drier to end the week but temperatures still only 18 degrees in belfast and 19 in cardiffnext few days, and that's because the jet stream, the strong ribbon of air up in the atmosphere, is running to the south of the uk. quite a strong jet stream and the position will change by the time we get to saturday, picking up another area of low pressure and bringing some wet and windy weather to england and wales, a bit like we're seeing today. live from london, this is bbc news. a third charge for donald trump and the most serious yet as the former president is accused of plotting to overturn his election defeat. iam i am outside the courthouse here in dc, where donald trump is due to appear this thursday. nigeria cuts electricity to niger after the military coup. it comes as a group of west african leaders arrive in niger to negotiate. the stepfather of a 10—month—old boy has been found guilty of his murder in derbyshire. and thousands of women in africa will die in pregnancy and childbirth as a result of cuts to the uk's overseas aid budget. we'll speak to the chair of the inte

and so it will start to feel cooler again. 20 degrees for glasgow, for belfast, cardiff and plymouth,he south where you're closest to that area of high pressure in southern parts. there will be a fair amount of dry weather, but further north and west, low pressure rolling back in. and that is going to generate some quite heavy showers, maybe some longer spells of rain at times. so across the north and the west of the uk, expect quite a few showers through the weekend. certainly a cooler, fresher feel the further south and east you are. well, not as many showers more in the way of dry weather, some spells of sunshine and temperatures of 20 or 21 degrees as we head into next week. well, it looks like low pressure will dominate the scene. that is going to bring some outbreaks of rain at times and for the most part, temperatures will be at or below the average for the time of year. so a brief warmer spell this week, but it may not last all that long. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore. aiemann mariko 0i. the headlines: ukraine says a russian missile attack on the eastern ci

western parts will be drier to end the week but temperatures still only 18 degrees in belfast and 19 in cardiffh the next few days, and that's because the jet stream, the strong ribbon of air up in the atmosphere, is running to the south of the uk. quite a strong jet stream and the position will change by the time we get to saturday, picking up another area of low pressure and bringing some wet and windy weather to england and wales, a bit like we're seeing today. live from london — this is bbc news. a third charge for donald trump and the most serious yet as the former president is accused of plotting to overturn his election defeat. a group of west african leaders arrive in niger to negotiate with a military coup leaders. the ukraine elite soldier russia says is dead and how she has been weaponised by moscow. we have an exclusive interview. they published that i am without legs and without hands. yes, and then, like, iwas legs and without hands. yes, and then, like, i was killed legs and without hands. yes, and then, like, iwas killed by legs and without hands. yes, and then, like, i was kill

up for england will be ireland on saturday, whilst wales play the world champions south africa in cardiffan get was south africa. i mean it respectfully. a really physical team. obviously a champion team, winners of the last world cup. having said that, our home form in recent years has been good against them. you're right, it is an opportunity. not everyone has played in the squad. the end will be some opportunity for guys may be a last chance for some of them. some news from south africa ahead of that match against wales, their captain siya kolisi will return to lead the side at cardiff. the 32 year old hasn't played since april because of a knee injury. there first match at the world cup next month is against scotland. the world's biggest sporting event for blind and visually impaired competitors kicks off in birmingham this week. more than 70 nations have sent teams to the ibsa world games in pursuit of medals in events from judo to goalball. it'll be a particularly special moment for two members of the england team making their debut in their own backyard. nick clitheroe reports. whe

quite a change — 25 degrees for glasgow and cardiff, 26 for birmingham and london.ike we will then see a frontal system pushing eastwards, which will cool things off again into next weekend. low pressure still quite close by, particularly up towards the north and the west. but it does look like high pressure will have a bit more of an influence on our weather, keeping things that bit drier further south and east. so for next weekend, low pressure still fairly close by, but i think it should be a little bit less unsettled. there'll be a bit more in the way of dry weather, and it should feeljust a little bit warmer, as well. that's all from me. bye for now. live from london, this is bbc news. at least 25 people are dead after an express train derails in southern pakistan. 80 others are reported injured. president zelensky says a russian guided missile has hit a blood transfusion centre in northeast ukraine. he described the attack as a war crime. in niger, a deadline set by west african leaders for the militaryjunta to step down and reinstate the country's president i

you can see more sunshine there for cardiff and those temperatures rising, as well.ther might turn a bit better later in the week. live from london. this is bbc news. six migrants have been killed trying to cross the english channel. the french authorities are searching for several people still missing. england reach the semi—finals of the women's world cup, beating colombia 2—1. they'll face australia after the hosts beat france in an incredible 20—goal — penalty shoot—out. hello and welcome. the french authorities say six people have died and several people are still missing after a boat carrying migrants sank in the english channel. more than 50 were rescued. the home secretary suella braverman said her thoughts and prayers were with those affected by the loss of life. richard galpin reports. the french authorities say a major rescue operation was launched this morning in response to a report that a migrant boat was sinking off the coast of sangatte. about 50 people were rescued, and some were taken to hospital in a serious condition. a number of people were seen

and so it will start to feel cooler again. 20 degrees for glasgow, for belfast, cardiff and plymouth,ea of high pressure in southern parts. there will be a fair amount of dry weather, but further north and west, low pressure rolling back in. and that is going to generate some quite heavy showers, maybe some longer spells of rain at times. so across the north and the west of the uk, expect quite a few showers through the weekend. certainly a cooler, fresher feel the further south and east you are. well, not as many showers more in the way of dry weather, some spells of sunshine and temperatures of 20 or 21 degrees as we head into next week. well, it looks like low pressure will dominate the scene. that is going to bring some outbreaks of rain at times and for the most part, temperatures will be at or below the average for the time of year. so a brief warmer spell this week, but it may not last all that long. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm mariko 0i. the headlines: ukraine says a russian missile attack on the eastern city of pokrovsk has killed at least five peop

to rugby union, england head coach, steve borthwick, has reacted to saturday's defeat by wales in cardiff jamie george, marrow its oj and believe in a polar also returning to the side. this is england's second of four warm up games ahead of the world cup in september with matches against ireland and fiji still to come. that's just about it from us, you can of course gets more and although stories including the latest transfer talk over on the bbc sport website and the bbc sport app. for me and the team, thanks for watching, we will see you again a bit later on. hello and welcome, i'm sarah campbell. ijust want i just want to bring you ijust want to bring you some breaking news we have got from our reporter simonjones. he reports reporter simon jones. he reports that reporter simonjones. he reports that this morning, all—weather rnli lifeboats, lifeboats from dover, ramsgate and little stone, were involved in an incident in the channel by the coastguard. on arrival at the scene, some casualties were found to be in the water but all casualties are believed to be accounted for and were broug

we see more sun tender for cardiff, those temperatures rising as well.n, this is bbc news. the death toll rises to 67 in hawaii, officially becoming the state's deadliest natural disaster. some maui residents are now being allowed back into destroyed areas — the first time they've been able to go home to see the damage for themselves. but many fear there is little left to return to. plus, a natural disaster of this scale is posing a major logistical hurdle for the government to get much needed aid to maui residents. hello, i'm carl nasman, welcome to the programme. we're going to be taking a closer look for the next half hour at the unfolding tragedy in hawaii, where wildfires have devasated parts of the island of maui, and have claimed at least 67 lives. emergency crews from the mainland us are continuing to arrive in western maui, where currently over 11,000 residents remain without power and water. here are the latest numbers: so far, authorities say about 80% of the blaze around lahaina is now contained.

it will start to feel cooler again. 20 degrees for glasgow, belfast, cardiff and plymouth. 25 acrossnt of pressure in southern parts, a fairamount of dry pressure in southern parts, a fair amount of dry weather. further north and west, low pressure rolling back in and that will generate some quite heavy showers, maybe some longer spells of rain at times. in the north and west, expect quite a few showers through the weekend. certainly a cooler, fresher field. weekend. certainly a cooler, fresherfield. further weekend. certainly a cooler, fresher field. further south and east, not as many showers, more dry weather, some spells of sunshine and temperatures of 20 or 21 degrees. next week, it looks like low pressure will dominate the scene and that will bring some outbreaks of rain at times. for the most part, temperatures will be at or below the average for the time of year. a brief warm speu time of year. a brief warm spell this week, but it may not last all that long. live from london, this is bbc news. at least five people have been killed in a russian missile attack on residential bu

and actually quite a chilly night for the time of year, 6 degrees in aberdeen, 9 in birmingham and cardiffely dry and bright start, some spells of sunshine around. we will see some showers popping up through the day, but they shouldn't be quite as many as there have been today. but this weather system running in from the west will eventually bring more cloud into far south—west of england and the far south—west of wales, misty murky conditions developing and some rain very late in the day. temperatures 16—21 in most places. through monday night this frontal system pushes eastwards, taking cloud and some rain with it, not a huge amount of rain but there certainly will be submitted into murky conditions for coasts and hills, whereas for northern ireland and scotland, mainly dry, fine and sunny, albeit with cooler breeze in scotland, 13 for lerwick and even further south, 19 or 20. as we move into wednesday, some increasingly humid air spreading from the west that will give rise to some sea fog, some fog over the hills as well, some areas of cloud, sunny spells, but temperatures beginning to

have a look at the temperatures, quite a change. 25 degrees for glasgow and for cardiff 26, for birminghamal system pushing ease with which we call things off again into the next weekend. low pressure still quite close by, particularly towards the north and west. it doesn't look like high pressure will have a bit more of an influence, keeping things that bit drier for the south and east. so for next weekend low pressure still fairly close by, but i think it should be a little bit less unsettled. there will be a bit more in the way of dry weather and it should feeljust more in the way of dry weather and it should feel just a little bit warmer as well. that's all from me. bye for now. live from washington, this is bbc news. pakistan's former prime minister calls for peaceful protest after he recieves a three—year jail sentence on corruption charges. ukraine's president says another medical facility has come under russian attack — this time in the country's northeast. and three african teams make world cup history, as the knockout stages get under way. hello. i am carl nasman. welcome to the

have a look at the temperatures, quite a change. 25 degrees for glasgow, 26 for cardiff, birmingham andoes look like we might then see a frontal system pushing eastwards which will cool things off again into next weekend. low pressure still quite close by, particularly up towards the north and the west but it does look like high pressure will have a bit more of an influence on keeping things that bit drierfurther of an influence on keeping things that bit drier further south. for next weekend, low pressure still fairly close by, but i think it should be a little bit less unsettled, they will be a bit more in the way of dry weather, and it should feel just a in the way of dry weather, and it should feeljust a little bit warmer as well. that's all from me. goodbye for now. live from london, this is bbc news. dozens of people are dead after an express train derails in southern pakistan. 100 others are reported injured. in niger — a deadline set by west african leaders for the militaryjunta to step down and reinstate the country's president is now hours away. and — at the women's world cup,

and actually quite a chilly night for the time of year, 6 degrees in aberdeen, 9 in birmingham and cardiffmorning, but under this ridge of high pressure, a largely dry and bright start, some spells of sunshine around. we will see some showers popping up through the day, but they shouldn't be quite as many as there have been today. but this weather system running in from the west will eventually bring more cloud into far south—west of england and the far south—west of wales, misty murky conditions developing and some rain very late in the day. temperatures 16—21 in most places. through monday night this frontal system pushes eastwards, taking cloud and some rain with it, not a huge amount of rain but there certainly will be submitted into murky conditions for coasts and hills, whereas for northern ireland and scotland, mainly dry, fine and sunny, albeit with cooler breeze in scotland, 13 for lerwick and even further south, 19 or 20. as we move into wednesday, some increasingly humid air spreading from the west that will give rise to some sea fog, some fog over the hills as well, some areas

rain getting into parts of wales in the morning so perhaps thick cloud and dampness for swansea and cardiffew showers around the western isles and the odd sprinkle of rain in the pennines it will be a bright day, if not sunny and i think the best of the sunshine will be a little bit towards the east and south. 25 in london, 23 in hull and again hi teens for the scottish lowlands and across northern ireland. an area of low pressure is over us on thursday meaning figure cloud and a greater chance of catching a shower across the south of the country but you can see there is plenty of big gaps between these showers so on thursday generally a dry day, 19 in belfast are not bad at all, still holding onto the warmth in the south and south—east at around 25 celsius. 0n south—east at around 25 celsius. on friday low pressure will gently drift towards the east and following these isobars the wind will start to come in from the north. that means that temperatures will ease. they will probably ease more so in the south and in the north. in the north we are still talking around the high teens for belfas

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quite a change, 25 degrees for glasgow and cardiff, 26 for birmingham and london. pushing eastwards which will cool things off into next weekend. low pressure quite close by, particularly up to the north and west, but it does look like high pressure will have a bit more of an influence on our weather, keeping things that bit drier further south and for next weekend, low pressure is still fairly close by, but i think it should be a little bit less unsettled. there will be a bit more in the way of dry weather, and it should feel just a in the way of dry weather, and it should feeljust a little bit warmer as well. that's all from me. bye for now. chandrayaan—3 live from chandrayaan—3 london. this is bbc news. pakistan's former prime minister imran khan is jailed for three years over corruption allegations. mr khan denies any wrongdoing and says he will appeal. france says it will support efforts by the west african regional bloc, ecowas, to reinstate the ousted president of niger. in israel, thousands of people take to the streets to protest against the government's c

wales launched their warm—ups with a convincing win over a disappointing england side in cardiff — 20icking 10 points on his 100th wales appearance. england only managed three penalties. new zealand staged an incredible comeback to beat australia in dunedin — the all blacks were 17—3 down at half time but won by 23 points to 20. ireland against italy is underway — ireland with an early 7—3 lead — and argentina against south africa has just started — no score there yet. that is all of the sport for now. france says it will support efforts by the west african regional bloc, ecowas, to reinstate the ousted president of niger. an ultimatum given to the coup leaders to hand back power orface military action expires on sunday. we go live to our reporter in lagos in nigeria. good to see you. so, we have seen the coup leaders makes some moves against france in the past. in the past week, they have suspended france's broadcasted in the country, rfi, and the france 2a channel they have also revoked five military agreements that were ousted by the government. help us understand what is happening

actually quite a chilly night for the time of year, 6 degrees in aberdeen, nine in birmingham and cardiffing, but under this ridge of high pressure, a largely dry and bright start, some spells of sunshine around. we will see some showers popping up through the day, but they shouldn't be quite as many as there have been today. but this weather system running in from the west will eventually bring more cloud into far south—west of england and the far south—west of wales, misty murky conditions developing and some rain very late in the day. temperatures 16—21 in most places. through monday night this frontal system pushes eastwards, taking cloud and some rain with it, not a huge amount of rain but there certainly will be submitted into murky conditions for coasts and hills, whereas for northern ireland and scotland, mainly dry, fine and sunny, albeit with cooler breeze in scotland, 13 for lerwick and even further south, 19 or 20. as we move into wednesday, some increasingly humid airspreading into wednesday, some increasingly humid air spreading from the west that will give rise to some sea

but again, it's not that warm — 18 celsius in belfast, 19 in cardiff at best here.means we could see another area of low pressure heading our way by the time we get into saturday. another weekend, another area of low pressure, more wet and windy weather, a bit like today. the worst of it across england and wales. hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. on january the 6th 2021 was an unprecedented assault on the seat of american democracy. as described in the indictment, it was fuelled by lies. if a dcjury finds donald trump guilty, am i going to think that that was legitimate? she laughs. no! donald trump has convinced his voters that the government - deep state is after him, that he's a victim. - they believe that, and every - new charge and every new indictment only strengthens that narrative. the indictment is 45 pages long — four counts, including a charge of conspiracy to defraud the nation. donald trump is expected to appear tomorrow for his arraignment in federal court in washington, dc. prosecutors say they're pushing a speedy t

so perhaps thicker cloud and some dampness for for swansea and for cardiff.apart from a few showers around the western isles and the odd sprinkle of rain in the pennines, it's going to be a bright day, if not sunny day. and i think the best of the sunshine will be a little bit further towards the east and south. and look at these temperatures, 25 in london, 23 expected in hull and again, the high teens for the lowlands of scotland and across northern ireland. now let's have a look at thursday. an area of low pressure is over us. that does mean thicker cloud. and with weather fronts, weak weather fronts crossing the country, i think a greater chance of catching a shower across the south of the country. but you can see certainly another wall of water. there's plenty of big gaps between these showers. so on thursday, a generally dry day again, 19 in belfast, not bad at all. still holding onto the warmth in the south and the southeast at around 25 celsius. now, on friday, this area of low pressure will gently drift towards the east. and following these ice baths,

hospital, one was taken via air ambulance from the field here to the university hospital of wales in cardiffctly what happened here. niger's ambassador to the us has told the bbc the ousted president — mohamed bazoum — is �*being mistreated' by the cou leaders who removed him from power over two weeks ago. president bazoum is currently being held in the basement of his palace along with his wife and son. the coup leaders allowed the president's doctor to visit him on saturday — amid growing international calls for his release. ambassador liman—tinguiri told us �*he is in regular contact with president barzoum' — and said his captivity amounted to a breach of the geneva convention. the conditions are unacceptable. even prisoners of war under the geneva convention are given better conditions of detention. they start trying to starve them which is unacceptable and military point of honour. let s get some of the day s other news now iran's parliament has voted to move towards enacting new legislation which would enforce the wearing of the hijab. mps voted to put the bill into �*review�* by a com

but still temperatures only 18 degrees in belfast and 19 in cardiff.t few days and that's because the jet stream, this strong ribbon of air up in the atmosphere, is running to the south of the uk. quite a strong jet stream and the position will change by the time we get to saturday. that will pick up another area of low pressure and bring some wet and windy weather to england and wales, a bit like we're seeing today. welcome to bbc news. the headlines... the most serious criminal charges against him so far, donald trump is accused of plotting to overturn the 2020 election results. the stepfather of a ten—month—old baby boy has been found guilty of his murder in derbyshire. and stargazers across the world were treated to a bigger and brighterfull moon last night — we'll have the latest pictures. all of that is coming up. let's round up of the business news of the day. nice to see you, i'm going to start this hour in the united states because there has been a downgrade, markets have opened down a little after the world's biggest economy was stripped of i

actually quite a chilly night for the time of year, 6 degrees to aberdeen, nine for birmingham and cardiff i start to monday morning, but under this little ridge of high pressure, a largely dry and bright start, spells and some turnaround. some showers popping up through the day, but not quite as many as today. however, this weather system running in from the west will eventually bring more cloud into the far south—west of england, the far south—west of wales. misty and murky conditions developing, and some rain very late in the day. temperatures, 16 to 21 celsius in most places. through monday night, this frontal system pushes eastwards, taking cloud and some rain with it. not a huge amount of rain, but there certainly will be some misty and murky conditions for coasts and hills. what for northern ireland and scotland, a mainly fine, dry and sunny day, albeit with quite a brisk breeze in north—east scotland, making it feel rather cool scotland, making it feel rather cool, 13 celsius for loic, 18, 19 or 20 further south. until wednesday, some increasingly humid air spreading from the west,

hospital, one was taken via air ambulance from the field here to the university hospital of wales in cardifffind out exactly what happened here. pubs in england and wales are being allowed to continue selling "takeaway drinks" after the government decided to maintain covid licensing rules. during the pandemic, customers were served through hatches when the inside of pubs were forced to shut. the rules regarding takeaway drinks were due to expire next month. the decision to keep the policy is aimed at helping publicans — many of whom are facing financial hardship because of high energy costs. we know that streaming services like netflix like to predict what kind of content we are more likely to watch. but can their algorithms read beyond our tv orfilm preferences? 0ur news reporter ellie house spoke to me earlier about how netflix recommended her series with lesbian and bisexual storylines before she even knew she was bi. back when i was at university i thought i was straight at the time, i hadn't really thought about it, and i noticed that i started to get quite a few recommendations for tv

still temperatures only 18 degrees in belfast and 19 in cardiff so still cool area we have the next fewby saturday, that will pick up another area of low pressure and bring wet and windy weather to england and wales, a bit like we are seeing today. this is bbc news. the headlines: a third charge for donald trump and the most serious yet — as the former president's accused of plotting to overturn his election defeat. pope francis is meeting right now with a portuguese president asif visits lisbon for international youth day. a warning from british mps — thousands of women in africa will die as a result of cuts to the uk's overseas aid budget. donald trump has been criminally charged with plotting to overturn his defeat in the us presidential election of 2020, the most serious legal threat yet to the former president as he campaigns to return to the white house. he's charged with four counts — conspiracy to defraud the united states, conspiracy to obstruct an official proceeding, obstruction of an official proceeding, and conspiracy against the rights of citizens. many republican say the