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aberdeen just to id they come into aberdeen just to go on _ they come into aberdeen just to go on thatly good. sometimes a fresh lick of paint is all that is needed to lighten up a wall, just as aberdeen comes back to normality. india grant, bbc news. and we have so much more for you here in the business coverage, we will also be giving you the top tips of brian chesky who created airbnb, that is in our ceo secrets series which is in the programme today so you can hear from him. iwill see programme today so you can hear from him. i will see you programme today so you can hear from him. iwill see you in programme today so you can hear from him. i will see you in a moment. hello. the weather midweek isn't looking too bad at all for most of us. wednesday is going to bring lengthy sunny spells, skies will probably look a little bit like this. but we're expecting heavy showers, too. let's have a look at the big picture first, and here's the jet stream. everywhere south of that is warm. everywhere north of that is generally cool and quiet showery. and you can see a large chunk of the contine

a lot of my friends live outside of aberdeen. they come into aberdeen just you go on the tours. the oxford astrazeneca vaccine is now the most widely used around the world, with doses sent to more than 170 countries. ramzan karmali has the details. a barbie doll with a difference. this one is modelled on the scientist professor dame sarah gilbert. she's the co—designer of the oxford coronavirus vaccine. although she finds the concept of a barbie doll created in her likeness strange, she hopes it will inspire girls to think about a career in science. i hope that my barbie doll, as well as others of women who work in science and medicine willjust keep reminding them there are many careers open to them, so when they are playing they're also thinking about what they might like to do in the future. in total, mattel has created six new models based on women working in science, technology, engineering and mathematics. mattel said the aim of creating these dolls was to help shine a light on the efforts of all front line workers during the pandemic. dame sarah joins the likes of beyonce

francine: amir yaron, aberdeen --stephen bird, aberdeen chief executive officer.will discuss the challenges of covid-19 and climate change. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: welcome back to the open. we are 30 minutes from the cash equity open. futures, the ftse slightly lower as the dax futures. onto other results. the reinsurance firm has maintained its profit forecast. however, it also says it is unable to give precise claims forecast. -- forecasts. we are delighted to be joined to buy christoph jurecka. why not increase your forecast given the robust earnings you laid out this morning? dr. jurecka: good morning and a good question because we did have a good start for the year and we are slightly ahead after half a year. at the same time, you know, you only know once the year is over how it really was. after having very good quarters, -- mark: good morning. i understand that is a conservative outlook. you have also raised loss expectations due to 19. what has changed? dr. jurecka: when we gave our guidance initially at the end of last year, delta was

temperatures between about 15 in aberdeen to 21 in cardiff on sunday. no great changes to monday, which is a bank holiday for much of the uk, not everywhere. we have got quite a lot of cloud, i think, for many areas on monday. best of any sunshine to be found towards the west, and temperatures around about 15—21 degrees. bye for now. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: presidentjoe biden says another attack in afghanistant is imminient — he expects within the next 36 hours. it comes after the us military says a strike by one of its drones has resulted in the deaths of two high profile targets, following thursday's attackat kabul airport which killed as many as 170 people. and the last uk flight to evacuate civilians from afghanistan leaves kabul — the ministry of defence says the final planes to leave will be for diplomatic staff and military personnel. extraordinaryjob to evacuate as many as we have, but i am afraid it is absolutely heartbreaking that we cannot bring everybody out and i think that point has been made very strongly, certainly by the

aberdeen 0—1 ross county. county could stop aberdeen from going joint top.his lead at the top of the motogp standings by winning the british grand prix. there was drama from the start with six time champion marc marquez taking out his fellow spaniard jorge martin on the opening lap at silverstone. frenchman quartararo took the lead from pole sitter pol espargaro with 16 laps left and held on to take the victory. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. forecasters in the united states have upgraded hurricane ida to a category four storm. it's on course to hit new orleans with winds of more than 150 miles an hour. tens of thousands of people are leaving the area. joining me now is darren bett from the bbc weather centre. when is hurricane ida expected to make land all? hot when is hurricane ida expected to make land all?— when is hurricane ida expected to make land all? not long to go now. it was 50 kilometres _ make land all? not long to go now. it was 50 kilometres south - make land all? not long to go now. it was 50 kilometres

a high of 17 perhaps in aberdeen, 19 cardiff, 20 there in london. that north—westerly flow across the uk and we keep that feed of cloud. now, it is not going to be cloudy all the time, that cloud will break to give some sunny spells, but generally speaking, if you expect lots of cloud, you won't go too far wrong. temperatures will struggle, though, high teens or low 20s. you're watching bbc news — i'm rich preston — our latest world headlines. at least 304 people have died in a powerful earthquake in haiti — the prime minister says there is extensive damage. the government decided this morning to declare a state of emergency for one month following this disaster. the last major city in northern afghanistan — mazar—e—sharif — falls to the taliban, as president biden defends his decision to pull out us troops. tributes to the plymouth shooting victims — as questions are asked of police about why a shotgun licence was returned to the man who killed five people. australia's most populous state, new south wales, awakens to a statewide lockdown, as the pr

fresh conditions across the northern half of the uk, may be only 15 celsius in aberdeen, but around 20cloud and sunny spells. today at six, police confirm one of the vicitms of last night's mass shooting in plymouth was a three—year—old girl. she was killed along with four other people, in a quiet residential area. eyewitnesses saw the gunman, after he'd opened fire... i heard a bang and looked away in the corner. a bloke was walking towards me with a black rifle and ijust smelt the gunfire, you know what i mean? it was like... imitates gunfire and it was about a couple of seconds, and again, and again and again. the gunman has been named as jake davison. he was 22, and later turned the weapon on himself. one of the dead was his mother, maxine, shot in her home. police say the killing spree lasted six terrifying minutes.

jack mackenzie scored an injury time winner as aberdeen beat livingston 2—i.nal lionel messi broke down in tears today, as he spoke publicly for the first time since announcing his departure from barcelona. the 34—year—old revealed he didn't want to leave the spanish side — where he won ten league titles, and the champions league four times crowns but the club cannot afford to keep him. reginaldo rosario has this report. applause it was the farewell that nobody expected or wanted. the moment proving too overwhelming for the greatest player barcelona has ever known. lionel messi would've preferred his time here to end with a standing ovation in front of a packed camp nou but the pandemic and barcelona's financial woes was put an end to that hope. a funeral atmosphere outside the ground as messi said goodbye inside. translation: i gave everything for this club, for this shirt. - from the first day i arrived until the very last and the truth is that i am leaving. i am so grateful for the care the people have shown me. i would love to be able to go a different way

temperatures between about 15 in aberdeen to 21 in cardiff on sunday.ve got quite a lot of cloud, i think, for many areas on monday. best of any sunshine to be found towards the west, and temperatures around about 15—21 degrees. bye for now. this is bbc news — these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. the last uk flight to evacuate civilians from afghanistan leaves kabul — the ministry of defence says the final planes to leave will be for diplomatic staff and military personnel. extraordinary job extraordinaryjob to evacuate as many as we have, but i am afraid it is absolutely heartbreaking that we cannot bring everybody out and i think that point has been made very strongly, certainly by the defence secretary and others over the last ten days or so. the us military says a strike by one of its drones has resulted in the deaths of "two high profile" targets, following thursday's attack at kabul airport which killed as many as 170 people. the other main headlines here in the uk: concerns about rising covid infection rates as large cro

highest temperature in county tyrone northern ireland, only 15 degrees at aberdeen and in scarboroughshire. high—pressure still sitting to the northwest of the uk, but the wind around it coming in from the north sea, pushing in the cloud we start to stay with the blanket of clouds across england and wales. temperatures with the cloud defender in northern ireland, so a bit cooler here first thing. we should see be more sentient breaking through the cloud across central and western part of the scope would be northern ireland as well, hope for their cross and glints of these, it within a break to get some sunshine at times. further north across eastern parts of england likely to keep a lot of clout, still may be some drizzle too, the winds coming in of the north sea and psych would be very warm down the east coast of scotland, northe very warm down the east coast of scotland, nor the exclusive in them. temperatures 15 to 70 degrees. at best and the sunshine, making 20 celsius once again. many places ending the day cloudy on tuesday but should be decent into the different northern ireland

earlier on, aberdeen lost theirfirst leg 1—0 against oarabag in baku. on armenian club alashkert in the first leg of their play—off at ibrox — currently 1—0 there. the former manchester united and scotland striker denis law has been diagnosed with dementia. the 81—year—old says he has alzheimer's and vascular dementia, and is the latest former player to reveal he's got the degenerative brain disease. his former united teammate sir bobby charlton was diagnosed with the condition last year. law won the european cup, two english titles and the fa cup in his 11 years at old trafford. manchester city and england defender lucy bronze has undergone successful surgery on her right knee. bronze said on social media that she has been managing 'a lot of pain over the last season', but is now in rehabilitation and 'focused on a healthy recovery�*. manchester city have not not put a time frame manchester city haven't not put a time frame on when she will return to training. picking up two birdies. an eagle here on the 14th. they all finished on five under. i here on

it's the first weekend of the scottish premiership season, and aberdeen started off with a 2—0 win atind twice, to win 3—2 at motherwell. martin boyle got the winner from the penalty spot. now to the hundred. trent rockets have lost their 100% record in the competition against birmingham phoenix thanks in part to 19—year—old will smeed, who hit a blistering 13—ball 36 en route to victory. but the women won their match as rockets bowler katherine brunt got the better of shafali verma, bowling her out with a slower ball as the visitors won by 11 runs. and london spirit men's head coach shane warne will be absent from the match against southern brave at lord's after he returned a positive covid test. he will isolate from the squad and support staff whilst he awaits further test results. and that's all from us here at the bbc sport centre. bye—bye. good evening. i suspect most of you want some settled summer sunshine for the beginning of august — why not? unfortunately, today, it was a slightly disappointing story. there was more cloud around than there was sunshine, as you can see by thi

a high of 17 perhaps in aberdeen, 19 in cardiff, 20 there in london.h—westerly flow across the uk and we keep that feed of cloud. now, it is not going to be cloudy all the time, that cloud will break to give some sunny spells, but generally speaking, if you expect lots of cloud, you won't go too far wrong. temperatures will struggle, though, high teens or low 20s. you're watching bbc news — i'm rich preston — our latest world headlines. at least 30a people have died in a powerful earthquake in haiti — the prime minister says there is extensive damage. the government decided this morning to declare a state of emergency for one month following this disaster. the last major city in northern afghanistan — mazar—e—sharif — falls to the taliban, as president biden defends his decision to pull out us troops. tributes to the plymouth shooting victims — as questions are asked of police about why a shotgun licence was returned to the man who killed five people. nearly two million people injapan are being urged to evacuate their homes, as heavy rainfall causes la

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i had included you only my son aberdeen that i cuz i said i was not i had to take that. i took it online and was not good for go to stay somewhere, stay in continuum to come to an end of the thing and they will be in today. it's 6 months later, in freezing when we next turn outside the country, the world is on the edge as north and south korea trade. bob over the recent shelling of your pill island here until younger is hardly mentioned of the incident . if people are concerned, no one is saying, so life goes on as usual. 2 years and negotiations, appointment paid up to the university of law were the 1st born crew ever allowed to film. here for nearly 6 decades, this institution has existed for one purpose to train film workers for the states propaganda machine. you and me and a bomb. and now in the 3rd year oh, i played a football kid. okay. did you, how much interested in possibly can i change my local tim, fitted on to thought and it was an issue at all times. i mean and pick it up, but i knew we don't know was i can go to that we get given and i'm going to just need

a high of 17 perhaps in aberdeen, 19 in cardiff, 20 there in london. the week, we keep that north—westerly flow across the uk and we keep that feed of cloud. now, it is not going to be cloudy all the time, that cloud will break to give some sunny spells, but generally speaking, if you expect lots of cloud, you won't go too far wrong. temperatures will struggle, though, high teens or low 20s. this is bbc news. i'm rich preston. our top stories: at least 30a people have died in a powerful earthquake in haiti — the prime minister says there is extensive damage. the government decided this morning to declare a state of emergency for one month following this disaster. as president biden defends his decision to pull out us troops from his understand, another city falls to the taliban. —— from afghanistan. tributes to the plymouth shooting victims as questions are asked of police about why a shotgun licence was returned to the man who killed 5 people. nearly two million people injapan are being urged to evacuate their homes, as heavy rainfall causes

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aberdeen are fourth after coming back to get a 1—1 draw with ross county.tone was goal—less. manchester united fans were still buzzing on news of cristiano ronaldo�*s return during their premier league match with wolves at molineux. but if the forward was watching, he'd have seen them second best for large parts of the game. they left with a win, albeit in perhaps fortunate circumstances, and now hold the record for the longest unbeaten away run in english league history. craig templeton reports. this flag isn't a particularly rare site at molineux, due to the portuguese influence at wolves. but these belong to the away fans after manchester united agreed to sign one of their and portugal's favourite sons, chris genaro now though. they will have to wait until he makes his second debut. making his first was rafael of iran. and he was tested right from the start. wolves were soonin right from the start. wolves were soon in again. 0nly right from the start. wolves were soon in again. only this quick thinking kept the scores level. although rinaldo wasn't at th

christian ramirez rescued aberdeen after they'd thrown away a two goal lead against breidablik in icelandrt website to tokyo now, where great britain won three more medals on day 13 — and there's a chance of more when the action restarts on friday. let's speak to our reporter sarah mulkerrins. sarah, big day for gb's women on both the cycling and athletics track. gap and it certainly is. we will start with katie archibald and loretta kenney going in that madison for great britain. laura kenny after his silver earlier in the action in the dome, she could potentially win her third olympic gold medal, three olympic games potentially for her to do that. she britain. if she gets any medal at all, she would equal the record of charlotte with six olympic medals. so no doubt it will be all eyes on laura kenny bear and the great story that she provides, and then on the track, we have got another laura and laura mira, she's going in the 1500 metres final. she has been there or thereabouts, hasn't she come in most of the spine is that the outdoors and the olympics and at the recent past, but she is

only 15 celsius in aberdeen and scarborough. we've got high pressure still sitting to the northwest of the uk, but the winds around it coming in from the north sea, pushing in the cloud, and we start tuesday with a blanket of cloud against most of england and wales, temperatures 11—13 celsius. cloud's a bit thinner in scotland and northern ireland, so it's a bit cooler here first thing. we should see a bit more sunshine breaking through the cloud, across some central parts of western scotland and northern ireland, as well — and i'm hopeful that east anglia and southeast, the cloud will thin and break to give some sunshine at times. further north across eastern parts of england likely to keep a lot of cloud. still maybe some drizzle, too. the winds coming in off the north sea, so it's not going to be very warm down the east coast of scotland, nor indeed the east coast of england, temperatures 15—17 celsius at best — in the sunshine, making 20 celsius once again. many places ending the day cloudy on tuesday, but it should be a dec

aberdeen face icelandic side breidablik at pittodrie with a 3—2 lead.already have a 4—0 lead. couple of other football headlines for you. arsenal midfielderjoe willock has agreed personal terms with newcastle. the 21—year—old impressed in a loan spell for the second half of last season. he scored in each of their last seven games. he'lljoin for around £25 million. leicester city have revealed their plans to expand the king power stadium, adding 8,000 seats to increase capacity to 40,000. a hotel and a multi—purpose event and entertainment arena are also part of the proposals that will now go through public consultation. leeds united head coach marcelo bielsa says his contract situation has been "resolved" ahead of their opening premier league match at manchester united on saturday. the 66—year—old would not give any details, but indicated he's committed to a further season at elland road. a woman and a girl have told the bbc they were sexually assaulted as children by a former olympian. stan wild competed for great britain at two games and founded and r

. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ cc by aberdeen captioning 1-800-688-6621 www.aberap.com doug: our love affair with san franciscoramatically since the middle of the 20th century. citizens fought to save the bay from being destroyed and then began to build a trail around it that's now more than 350 miles long, giving millions of us easy access to the bay's beauty for recreation and day-to-day transportation.

only 15 celsius in aberdeen and scarborough.ey picture that we had in hull, in east yorkshire. we've got high pressure still sitting to the northwest of the uk, but the winds around it coming in from the north sea, pushing in the cloud, and we start tuesday with a blanket of cloud against most of england and wales, temperatures 11—13 celsius. cloud's a bit thinner in scotland and northern ireland, so a bit cooler here first thing. we should see a bit more sunshine breaking ahrough the cloud, across some central parts of western scotland and northern ireland, as well — and i'm hopeful that across east anglia and southeast the cloud will thin and break to give some sunshine at times. further north across eastern parts of england likely to keep a lot of cloud. still maybe some drizzle, too. the winds coming in off the north sea, so it's not going to be very warm down the east coast of scotland, nor indeed the east coast of england, temperatures 15—17 celsius at best — in the sunshine, making 20 celsius once again. many places endin

a high of 17 perhaps in aberdeen, 19 cardiff, 20 there in london. keep that feed of cloud. now, it is not going to be cloudy all the time, that cloud will break to give some sunny spells, but generally speaking, if you expect lots of cloud, you won't go too far wrong. temperatures will struggle, though, high teens or low 20s. hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment. but first, the headlines: more than 300 people have died in haiti after a powerful earthquake, measuring 7.2 magnitude. a state of emergency has been declared. the last major city in northern afghanistan — mazar—e—sharif — falls to the taliban, as president biden orders 1,000 extra troops to help with evacuations. tributes to the victims, as questions are asked of police about why a shotgun licence was returned to the man who killed five people in the uk's worst mass shooting since 2010. some clinically vulnerable children in england are struggling to get a covid vaccine, nearly four weeks after they were added to the roll—out. hello and w

a high of 17 perhaps in aberdeen, 19 in cardiff, 20 there in london.we keep that north—westerly flow across the uk and we keep that feed of cloud. now, it is not going to be cloudy all the time, that cloud will break to give some sunny spells, but generally speaking, if you expect lots of cloud, you won't go too far wrong. temperatures will struggle, though, high teens or low 20s. you are watching bbc news. more than 300 people are known to have been killed by the latest devastating earthquake to hit haiti. nearly 2,000 others were injured in the 7.2 magnitude tremor. david willis reports. one of the poorest countries in the world has been dealt another devastating blow. and the people of haiti are once again dealing with the aftermath of a massive earthquake. this one centred on the country's south—western peninsula, a less populated area than the capital port—au—prince, which was flattened by an earthquake 11 years ago, but stronger and closer to the surface.

." ♪♪♪ cc by aberdeen captioning www.aberdeen.io 1-800-688-6621 hernán hernández: [speaking foreign languageing foreign language] [speaking foreign language] damian: gracias, don hernán hernández of los tigres del norte. you know, we are celebrating 25 years of "comunidad del valle" and so we're gonna get some of those vignettes throughout the remainder of the shows for the rest of this year, so thank you to hernán. welcome, we're celebrating on "comunidad del valle" 90 years of the existence of the alum rock union school district in san josé and with me is a powerhouse group of people. we have dr. hilaria bauer, the superintendent; andres quintero, who is a board member here; and also we have corina herrera-loera, who is president of the board. folks, welcome to the show. what a powerful group here. let's see, dr. bauer, you're muted and andres, i think you're muted, but corina, let's begin with you. talk about what this means for the entire city of san josé that we're celebrating these 90 years. [silence] damian: corina, can you hear me? if not, we'll go to dr. bauer. hilaria bauer: thank

furtherwest, lighter aberdeen. further west, lighter winds aberdeen.g into the hebrides and the northern isles. for the bulk of the uk at the amount of sunshine. the chance of an isolated shower in kent. saturday a bit warmer, around 18 to 21 degrees. moving through into sunday and this area of high pressure very much with vasco sitting out to the north—west keeping any weather fronts at bay. the breeze coming in from the north sea bringing cloud in north—eastern scotland and north—east england as well. brightest in the south and the west and across parts of wales. cooler on sunday. more weather in half—an—hour. hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. significant developments in afghanistan. we're joined now by the defence secretary, ben wallace. could you bring it up—to—date with the decisions that have been made in connection with the evacuation? the decisions that have been made in connection with the evacuation? shat connection with the evacuation? git 4:30am, we closed the detention centre. that is now closed. the abbey gat

for hills and mountains and temperatures creeping up a touch, 21 degrees there in london, 17 in aberdeen some rain pushing in from the west. this is bbc news. we will have the headlines and all today's news stories at the top of the hour as new data continues straight after hard talk. welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur. the athletic excellence we saw at the tokyo olympics will live long in the memory, but so will the moment the brilliant us gymnast simone biles chose not to compete, to safeguard her mental and physical health. us gymnastics, still reeling from the repercussions of a sex abuse scandal, illustrates what can go

but top temperatures around about 15 in aberdeen to perhaps 20 in glasgow, 2! in cardiff.stays out towards the north—west, those winds coming in from a north or north—easterly direction. so, they will bring more cloud, particularly in the east during the day on monday, where it will be a little bit cool where you are exposed to that breeze off the north sea. so, around some of these east coasts, temperatures generally in the mid to high teens. you'll notice things feel cooler with the gusts of wind at around 30 mph for some areas. lighter winds towards the west and it's here that you'll see the best of any sunshine. the temperature is a touch cooler by the time we get to monday, around about 15 to 2! degrees. things not changing in a hurry through the next few days. tuesday, spot the difference — very similar once again, dry across the board. fairly cloudy, particularly towards the east. best of any breaks in that cloud to be found further west on tuesday. things don't really change much for the week ahead. we've got high pressure still sitting out to the north or north—we

today i'm in an environmentally catastrophic summer all around the world. joining me that from aberdeen is one of the i p c. c. lead authors and the science director of the scottish climate change center of expertise professor pete smith to be thanks so much for coming on through as a, as a lead author in the past for the i p c. c will. what do you expect with 50 votes? session, what do you expect for all these meeting? running up to november is a big conference. copper 26 is. yeah. so cop 26 in glasgow. that's right. so. so what i expect from this one, this is working group one, which is reporting working group. one of my pcc is the working group that looks at the physical science and the climate.

today i missed an environmentally catastrophic summer all around the world. joining me that from aberdeen is one of the i p c's lead authors and the science director of the scottish climate change center of expertise professor pete smith. me thanks so much bye.

and temperatures, well, maybe just creeping up a touch, 21 degrees there in london, 17 in aberdeen. of day on thursday. by friday, well, there is the chance that we will see some rain pushing in from the west. this is bbc news. the headlines: taliban commanders have been photographed in the president's palace in kabul, as they retook the afghan capital, 20 years after being forced from power. president ashraf ghani has left the country, taking a flight to uzbekistan. the taliban arrival has sparked an exodus from the city with afghans trying to board flights out of the country. the us state department says american troops are now taking steps to secure the airport. thousands of us troops are assisting with the evacuation of embassy staff, citizens, and some afghan nationals from kabul. there's been a sharp rise in the death toll from the earthquake that hit haiti on saturday — almost 1300 people are now known to have died, many more are feared to be trapped under the rubble of collapsed buildings. hospitals are struggling to cope with the injured. now on bbc news it's hardtalk with

only 15 degrees in aberdeen and scarborough.e that we had in hull in east yorkshire. we've got high pressure still sitting to the northwest of the uk but the winds around it coming in from the north sea, pushing in the cloud and we start tuesday with a blanket of cloud against most of england and wales, temperatures 11—13 degrees. cloud a bit thinner in scotland and northern ireland so it's cooler here first thing. we should see a bit more sunshine breaking through the cloud. across central parts of western scotland and northern ireland as well and i'm hopeful that across east anglia and southeast the cloud will thin and break to give some sunshine at times. further north across eastern parts, likely to keep a lot of cloud. still maybe some drizzle too. the winds coming in off the north sea, it's not going to be very warm down the east coast of scotland nor indeed the east coast of england, temperatures 15 to 17 degrees at best, in the sunshine maybe 20 celsius once again. many places ending the day cloudy on tuesday. should be

the hills and mountains and temperatures creeping up a touch, 21 degrees there in london, 17 in aberdeenthursday by friday, there is the chance that we will see some rain pushing in from the west. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines: taliban fighters enter the presidential palace in kabul as they retake the afghan capital, 20 years after being forced from power. their arrival sparks an exodus from the city, as afghans try to board flights out of the country, and president ghani flees. embassies are closing, diplomats are flying out, leaving afghan civilians, and former top officials fearing what lies ahead. imight i might face consequences that i'd never even dreamt of and i guess that is the price that we pay for trying to

and temperatures, well, maybe just creeping up a touch, 21 degrees there in london, 17 in aberdeen.t of day on thursday. by friday, well, there is the chance that we will see some rain pushing in from the west. it was horrific, something i have never seen before. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm david eades. our top stories: taliban fighters enter the presidential palace in kabul as they retake the afghan capital, 20 years after being forced from power. their arrival has sparked an exodus from the city, as afghans try to board flights out of the country and president ghani flees. embassies are closing, diplomats are flying out, leaving afghan civilians and former top officials fearing what lies ahead. imight i might face consequences that i might face consequences that i never even dreamt of, and i guess that's the price that we pay for

today i'm, it's an environmentally catastrophic summer all around the world. joining me that from aberdeen is one of the i p c. c. lead also in the science director of the scottish.

today i'm, it's an environmentally catastrophic summer all around the world. joining me from aberdeen is one of the i p c's lead authors and the science director of the scottish climate change center of expertise. professor pete smith. thanks so much for coming on to as the lead author in the past for the i p c. c will. what do you expect with 50 votes session? what do you expect for all these meetings? running up to november is a big conference call per $26.00 is. yeah. so cop 26 in glasgow. that's right. so. so what i expect from this one, this is working group one, which is reporting working group, one of my pcc is the working group that looks at the physical science and the climate ology. so that basically reporting what's happened with emissions, what's likely to happen with the climate in the future, and what the physical science bases are going to be. 2 other meetings follow the following comp 26 which look the impacts of patients. so that's what impacts the climate change will happen. now we adapt and working group 3 as the group i maybe work for we look at mitigation. so what

a lot of my friends live outside of aberdeen. they come into aberdeen just to go on the tours. for the end of the week, thursday, friday and into the weekend, it will be a lot more unsettled thanks to the low pressure. we will see showers and longer spells of rain and it will be turning windy as well. you can see why — this new area of low pressure has more isobars wrapped around it. active weather fronts will slowly move eastwards across the country for thursday. it does mean many central and eastern parts of england, eastern scotland, will start dry, maybe some sunshine before the cloud and wind picks up. outbreaks of rain start to spread eastwards through the day and that will be followed by sunshine and heavy blustery showers across southern and western areas. that will impact the temperatures, high teens celsius for most. we could see 20 or 21 across the east given the brighter, sunnier start to the day. as we head into friday and the weekend, low pressure just sits across the uk, bringing further windy weather. showers or even longer spells of rain. certainly some pretty

the norwegian sea, so fairly fresh conditions across the northern half of the uk, maybe only 15 in aberdeenthis is bbc world news — the headlines: taliban fighters have captured afghanistan's second city, kandahar, in a crushing blow for the kabul government. it follows the fall of several key cities on thursday, in the most dramatic string of victories yet. international aid agencies are warning of a humanitarian catastrophe, with a quarter of a million people already displaced. the un estimates 80% of those forced to flee are women and children. in the uk — a three—year—old girl and herfather are among the victims named by police in the country's worst mass shooting since 2010. on thursday, a 22——year—old man killed five people before turning the gun on himself. emergency services in italy are continuing to fight wildfires that are burning in parts of the south and centre of the country, amid an enduring heatwave that's set an unofficial european temperature record.

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a high of 17 perhaps in aberdeen, 19 in cardiff, 20 there in london.y all the time, that cloud will break to give some sunny spells, but generally speaking, if you expect lots of cloud, you won't go too far wrong. temperatures will struggle, though, high teens or low 20s. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: at least 30a people have died in a powerful earthquake in haiti. the prime minister says there is extensive damage and has declared a month—long state of emergency. haiti is still recovering from a devastating 2010 earthquake, which killed 200,000 people and affected the economy. the last major city in northern afghanistan — mazar—e—sharif — has fallen to the taliban, who have been advancing at speed as us—led forces withdraw. fighters are edging closer to the capital kabul. us president biden has been defending his decision to pull out us troops from the country. and tributes have been paid to the plymouth shooting victims, as questions are asked of police about why a shotgun licence was returned to the man who killed five people. the decision

highest temperature was in castlederg, in country tyrone, northern ireland. 0nly15 celsius in aberdeenhe cool, grey picture that we had in hull, in east yorkshire. we've got high pressure still sitting to the northwest of the uk, but the winds around it coming in from the north sea, pushing in the cloud, and we start tuesday with a blanket of cloud across most of england and wales, temperatures 11—13 celsius. cloud's a bit thinner in scotland and northern ireland, so it's a bit cooler here first thing. we should see a bit more sunshine breaking through the cloud, across some central parts of western scotland and northern ireland, as well — and i'm hopeful that across east anglia and southeast, the cloud will thin and break to give some sunshine at times. further north across eastern parts of england likely to keep a lot of cloud. still maybe some drizzle, too. the winds coming in off the north sea, so it's not going to be very warm down the east coast of scotland, nor indeed the east coast of england, temperatures 15—17 celsius at best — in the sunshine, making 20 celsius once again. m

today i'm, it's an environmentally catastrophic summer all around the world. joining me that from aberdeen is one of the ip see lead authors and the science director of the scottish climate change center of expertise. professor pete smith, thanks so much for coming on through as the lead author in the past for the i p c. c will, what do you expect for 50 votes session? what do you expect for all these meetings running up to november's big conference call.

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