i lockhart has been giving us the latest from aberdeen.- latest from aberdeen.rom aberdeen. i think ian blackford's speech was i ian blackford's speech was actually quite similar in many respects to the snp's deputy leader who spoke this morning in terms of structure, they spent a lot of time taking aim at the current uk government, really criticising the economic turmoil of the past week or so, really stressing that they believe that the only way for scotland to secure economic security is via independence. of course, that would largely be expected from an snp conference. what was also really interesting from ian blackford is a focus on labour and at the point where polls suggest labour pulling ahead of the conservatives uk—wide and interestingly the snp earning some attention to criticising the labour party, perhaps a few there from some scottish voters that may be tempted by a resurgent labour but important to stress in all of that the snp have been in powerfor 15 years in scotland and still remain dominant at this point. five teenagers in hong kong have been

david in aberdeen where the l much.deen where the snp party conference is taking place. now on bbc news, the travel show. yeah, all checked, triple checked. metal clanking. radio: science team, i are you a go or no go? science is go. radio: ..go for launch. radio: bridge, are you a go or no go for launch? - bridge is go for launch. metal clanking. there will be a time when people will go to space at much less cost and very regularly. i think the same things gonna happen going underwater. it's going to get less expensive and much more accessible. radio: ..go for launch. this is the point of no return. if there was any point to freak out, now would be the point to freak out. this is an experimental sub. people are informed that it's very dangerous down there. am i spinning? yes. oh, my god. and scott is like, "oh no, we have a problem." i was thinking, we're not gonna make it! we can't go anywhere but go in circles. ijust need to get there. radio: ..can you hear? do we have communications? so this is a menu from the titan

aberdeen and the northeast applause . aberdeen and the northeast is at the heart of _ . the heart of ourjust transition to l the heart of ourjust transition to a net zero future. since our late queen whose extraordinary life of service we have honoured in recent weeks, switched on the pipeline in 1975, oiland weeks, switched on the pipeline in 1975, oil and gas has powered the scottish economy. her late majesty back then and not related the oil and gas age. as we move now in so many ways into a new era, we have a duty to repay all those who work in that industry. a dutti... applause. fix, that industry. a dutti. .. applause.— that industry. a dutti. .. applause. �* , ., , applause. a dutti to support them into new jobs _ applause. a dutti to support them into newiobs in _ applause. a dutti to support them into newjobs in green _ applause. a dutti to support them into newjobs in green energy. - applause. a dutti to support them into newjobs in green energy. an l into newjobs in green energy. an opportunity to usher in the new age of scottish renewables. conference, aberdee

politics and international relations at the university of aberdeen. thank you for being on the program. can you explain from a cameroon ian point of view why you think there have been so many issues around both the cameroon dam, but also the nigerian dam as well? manu: yes. it is good that you started by giving a little bit of background on how the infrastructure was supposed to be managed around this area. let's not kid ourselves. this issue is more than a water management issue. i know the minister has talked about the rains being unprecedented. while yes, the rains are heavier this year, all the rains and the flows of the rivers have been studied for so many years and all of this is predictable. so you have issues of poor town planning in nigeria, pour water management in nigeria, and talking about the case of cameroon, cameroon built a dam anticipating nigeria to respond with a dam that could manage their flow. cameroon informs nigeria of its necessity to release some of the water in the dam. nigeria does nothing. and when the floods come, as they

wales, could see gusts of 45 mph, but look at the temperatures, 22 degrees injersey, just ten in aberdeennge tomorrow. tomorrow night and into thursday further showers, longer spells of rain drifting northwards, some of the rain heavy and thundery, it could be quite wet started thursday in the south east corner, some sunshine developing in places throughout the day and for the time of year are relatively warm feel, particularly in the south, highs of 19 or 20 degrees and we stick with that relatively unsettled theme, rain at times but not all the time, quite warm for the time of year. a reminder of our top story... mist is have been leaving their weekly meeting in downing street, prime minister liz truss apologised last night for the mistake she has made since entering under. that's all from the bbc news at one — so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. it's time for some sport here on the bbc news channel. i'm cute ferris with the increasing scrutiny on the conduct of football referees. frank lampard says they have a responsibility to behave

we are after all in aberdeen.cking whether or not things tick the right boxes. would you ever support new oil and gas licences? would you approve them not? i oil and gas licences? would you approve them not?— approve them not? i will come directly to _ approve them not? i will come directly to that _ approve them not? i will come directly to that question - approve them not? i will come directly to that question in - approve them not? i will come directly to that question in a i directly to that question in a minute. let me put this into context. the north sea has served scotland well. it is a mature basin, a declining resource, even before we consider the environmental imperative here. we also have the environmental imperative of having to move away from fossil fuels as quickly as possible. igrate to move away from fossil fuels as quickly as possible.— to move away from fossil fuels as quickly as possible. we also need to kee the quickly as possible. we also need to keep the lights _ quickly as possible. we also

david wallace lockhart, bbc news, aberdeen.onference minister for culture, europe and international development neil gray. thank you forjoining us here today on bbc news. first off, do you agree with your leader? do detest the conservatives? i with your leader? do detest the conservatives?— conservatives? i think it's no sur - rise conservatives? i think it's no surprise to — conservatives? i think it's no surprise to learn _ conservatives? i think it's no surprise to learn that - conservatives? i think it's no surprise to learn that the - conservatives? i think it's no| surprise to learn that the snp detest tory policies. we've just heard, in fact, that many conservative mps themselves appear to detest where the current government is going and the chaos at the wrecking of the economy that liz truss has overseen, so i think that it is no surprise to learn that the snp would have major differences with the conservatives and what they stand for. i with the conservatives and what they stand for. . ., ., , stand for. i am going to

the scottish national party conference has begun in aberdeen, in person for the first time since theiz truss, telling delegates she was a "symptom of the dysfunction at westminster". 0ne energy supplier is predicting households could earn around £100 over the winter through a scheme to reduce peak—time energy use. 0ctopus energy said it expects to pay an average of £4 each time a customer responds to a request to cut back. national grid will announce the full details of the scheme later this month. the government has said all poultry in norfolk, suffolk and parts of essex must be kept indoors from wednesday in order to further prevent the spread of bird flu. 161 cases have been detected in the past year. and in sport england's women showed why they're the favourites to win the rugby union world cup with a 84—19 win over fiji on the opening day of the tournament in new zealand. fiji started well, but in the second half england put in 10 tries, to score a record 14 in total. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at 5.20. bye for

our political correspondent david wallace lockhart is there for us in aberdeen.hasis on that idea of chaos in westminster at the snp conference. is there going to be much look ahead to the issue of independence? it is always an underlying theme in what the snp is saying but how much of the focus will be on that? well, let's remember, this is the snp leadership talking to party members, party activists and delegates. independence is going to come up time and time again at this conference because it is the ultimate goal that everyone who has gathered here in aberdeen once. we saw keith brown, the deputy leader of the snp open the conference and speu of the snp open the conference and spell out the pitch at the moment at the party is making, which is that there is economic turmoil coming from westminster and actually even if there is uncertainty about what scottish independence might entail, what he is saying is that that is less uncertainty than what staying in the uk could offer at the moment. there are plenty who would disagree with that assessment. we also saw a

today, in connection with the war , a meeting was held in the scottish city of aberdeen day.g's representative in the local administration, david cameron , a meeting was held in the scottish city of aberdeen day. russia unleashed against ukraine hit our economy and led to an increase in the prices of products, the price increase also affected the ingredients of the traditional dish of ukrainians, borscht, which added the most to the price and how much the national dish costs today, our journalists found out, so you and i will tell you that borscht must be added with sugar, i don’t add sugar, i just add beets, of course valentina shares the secret of making delicious borscht instead of borscht beets, adds a vinaigrette root vegetable on the market in krypnytskyi costs 30 uah per kilogram of carrots and onions, 35 kg of cabbage each costs uah 25, each ingredient of the dish except potatoes costs uah 13 per kilogram, garlic added to the price compared to last year, generally more expensive half a potato 15 garlic 100 and butter 60 the most expensive ingredient in borscht pork wi

dundee united kick off against aberdeen at 6pm.o one loves formula i quite like the japanese. the pandemic forced them to wait three years for a grand prix, but good things come to those who wait, like a hero of their own to cheer for the first time in eight years. he was troubled by brake problems but managed to qualify 13th. if they are to see max verstappen crime pro—champion, he the perfect weekend. we almost needs the perfect weekend. we almost came to grief before he could post a iéfié if; fifiéf lief??? he elli}? 5153535 he time in the final session. he lost control of his red bulljust as lando norris came flying past. max verstappen was later reprimanded by the stewards, but he kept his nerve to set the time to beat. his title rival, charles leclerc, fought to set the time to beat. his title rival, ci the s leclerc, fought 535 f ' , , to set the time to beat. his title rival, ci the s leclerc, i but 1t l333 * ' , , to deny the inevitable, but missed pole byjust to deny the inevitable, but missed pole by just 100th a second. m

the snp conference being held in aberdeen, less risk —— listen in.all of our lives. and without giving away my age for veterans like me who firstjoined the party many decades ago, we needed far smaller venues, it remains a sight to behold that we have been able to gather in such numbers. and with that in mind, it is worth taking a moment to remember that since we last met at conference, that strengthen support for our party has grown even further. let's remember that in the 2019 westminster election, we secured over 80% of the seats here in scotland. in may of this year, we increased our share of the vote, increased our share of the vote, increased the number of councillors, and became the largest party at even more counsel. and, friends, most important of all, we won a landslide at last year's holly ridge election. —— holly redirection. together, we secured an independent majority and with it the democratic right of the scottish people to choose their own future. friends, let record, those results, and that success has —— is only possible because of

david wallace lockhart, bbc news, aberdeen.the msp neil gray, who's minister for culture, europe and international development and asked him if he detested the tories. i think it's no surprise to learn that the snp detest tory policies. we've just heard, in fact, that many conservative mps themselves appear to detest where the current government is going and the chaos at the wrecking of the economy that liz truss has overseen, so i think that it is no surprise to learn that the snp would have major differences with the conservatives and what they stand for. i am going tojump in there, because differences is a far more diplomatic word to use. detest is very strong language, isn't it? thank you of course it is. when you see what the conservatives have done to our economy, you can see what they've done to our social infrastructure, the way they've left lower income families behind and ratcheting up on poverty, so it is understandable that they were detest what the story stand for and tory policies, and as we have seen from reports

mild for many of us. 19—20 in east anglia, around the mid—teens for belfast, glasgow, edinburgh, aberdeen means we have a low pressure nestled within this dip, and that, again, spells weather fronts coming in from the south, and mild air coming in from the south as well. but into next week, it does look as though perhaps those temperatures start to ease by the time we get to around wednesday, and you can see plenty of rain clouds in the forecast here, too. bye— bye.

mild for many of us. 19—20 in east anglia, around the mid—teens for belfast, glasgow, edinburgh, aberdeenhave a low pressure nestled within this dip, and that, again, spells weather fronts coming in from the south, and mild air coming in from the south as well. but into next week, it does look as though perhaps those temperatures start to ease by the time we get to around wednesday, and you can see plenty of rain clouds in the forecast here, too. bye— bye. bye is ie.

and we will have coverage, _ aberdeen at around 3:15 p m. those contrasts again this week but nowhere near as much rain. western areas again, as you can see, the rainfall totals totting up where the darker colours indicate where some of the heaviest of the rain will be. some eastern areas will stay fairly dry. that is how the weekend looks. it is all because we are still going to have weather driven in from the west. today, a big area of low pressure to the north, driving in showers and a blustery wind to north—west scotland, the north of northern ireland, one or two into north—west england, driving away that earlier rain we saw across east anglia and the south—east. that means most of you stay dry and sunny through the rest of the day. feeling quite pleasant in the sunshine and out of the breeze but in the breeze, it is cooler, most noticeably across scotland and northern ireland. 11—14 celsius the highs. now it is these areas actually where the temperature does not change much overnight because we will start to see a bit more cloud drift i

chris mason, bbc news, in aberdeen.after what downing street said was a "complaint of serious misconduct" against him. he has also been suspended from the conservative parliamentary party. the mp says he has not been given any information about the allegation and that he looks forward to clearing his name. zoe conway is in westminster. zoe, what more do we know? downing street is keen to show that they are acting quickly and decisively in dealing with this allegation of serious misconduct. that is why conor burns was immediately sacked from the government and had the whip removed. we don't know the details but we understand that this complaint relates to his behaviour at the conservative party conference earlier this week in birmingham. he says he wants to cooperate fully with the investigation and he says that he hopes the party will carry out their inquiries quickly as what he calls their rush to judgment. number 10 is keen to avoid the criticism that was levelled at boris johnson when he was prime minister, that he t

our political correspondent david wallace lockhart is in aberdeen for us.and the snp are not in a particularly good place at the moment. this afternoon, nicola sturgeon will argue that independence could improve those relationship, saying it will be more about equality between the country rather than as she sees it, muscular unionism. officially there is no independence referendum in the offing currently, but later this week there will be the supreme court case where scottish government lawyers will argue the powers to legislate for an independence referendum libint msps at holyrood. uk government lawyers disagree. if there is to be no independence referendum down that route we know the snp plan is to run in the next uk general election as a proxy, at de facto independence referendum. some uncertainty among some of the delegates at conference how that could bring about independence. historically, the snp has talked about oil and what back a de facto independence referendum. some uncertainty among some of the delegates at conference how that could bring abou

rangers currently 3—1 up against aberdeen at ibrox. one of four games under way.the final seconds at bramall lane, where england have a mammoth score on the board over greece at the rugby league world cup. what a performance it has been. young becomes the leading try scorer at the tournament, after scoring four first—half tries. steering england clear of danger. ryan hall scored his third try at the world cup. england running away with it in sheffield. 9a—4, the score, the largest margin of victory at the tournament so far. wales are out of the world cup at the quarterfinal stage after being beaten by defending champions new zealand. they scored nine tries as they won 55—3 against wales, including two from portia woodman, which earned her a place in the record books. she overtakes england's su day as the rugby world cup's all—time leading try scorer. no regrets, we asked the girls to give their all and show some heart. new zealand definitely stepped up from the pool game, and... it is testament to our defence. georgia taylor—brown has beaten the usa's taylor spive

james cook, bbc news, aberdeen.gin again tomorrow. the post office, the government and the japanese technology giant fujitsu will all give evidence over the coming weeks. the post office prosecuted more than 700 sub—postmasters between 2000 and 2014, based on information from a computer system called horizon which falsely suggested there were cash shortfalls. some went to prison following convictions for fraud and theft in what's been described as the biggest miscarriage ofjustice in british history. a high courtjudgment eventually found the it system — developed by the fujitsu — was riddled with "bugs, errors and defects." but so far nobody has been held accountable. now a former fujitsu uk board director has spoken exclusively to the bbc about what happened, as our correspondent colletta smith reports. i don't get it, i really don't get it. most of us were aware then, obviously, that horizon had issues but they still chose to prosecute me. i can still hear to this day, that cell door slamming behind me. very, very

rid of the tories for good" our political correspondent david wallace lockhart is there for us in aberdeenf course the continuing theme of independence likely to dominate this conference, i presume, david. that's right. and i presume, david. that's right. and i think there is an element of the snp planning to use the recent economic turmoil we have seen off the back of that uk government mini budget and the u—turns that came after that to try and sell the case for independence. it is their first in—person conference since the pandemic and when keith brown, the snp deputy leader, open the conference earlier today, i think we got an idea of the messages that are going to be there all weekend. so that idea that perhaps any uncertainty that comes with independence pales into comparison when you ask the snp to the uncertainty of staying in the uk. of course, liz truss is adamant her economic plans will lead to growth across the whole of the uk, but no sign of that yet. keeping also taking aim at the labour party. he called keir starmerjust another called keir starmer just another tony called ke

along the channel coast, to 12 in liverpool, and around 10 degrees in glasgow, edinburgh, and also aberdeenor monday morning, that rain eventually reaches belfast, the western isles of scotland, but elsewhere a bright if not sunny start and some sunshine for birmingham, hull, newcastle, 15 or16 for birmingham, hull, newcastle, 15 or 16 degrees. showers start to appear on the south coast, the middle of the afternoon as the afternoon wears on, it does look as though there will be showers spreading northwards into wales which will become more extensive. as i say, for some of the trick we are forecasting rain. tuesday's weather map is rather complicated, low pressure weather front will sweep across the country, there will be a noticeable breeze, it will be a changeable day, a real mixed bag, particularly gusty come the evening along the english channel. temperatures around 12 degrees in scotland and northern ireland, to around 15 or 16 in east anglia and the south—east. leon wednesday i think there will be some fine weather, but the low will sweep in off the atlantic. that area of low pressure

david wallace lockhart, bbc news, aberdeen. channel has been hacked to broadcast a protest against the country's government and supreme leader. viewers saw the usual live programming interrupted without warning... ..with images showing ayatollah ali khamenei — with a target on his head — accompanied by captions encouraging people to join the current wave of demonstrations, and pictures of women said to have been killed by police. max verstappen has become formula i world champion for the second year in a row after securing his 12th win of the season at the japanese grand prix. the race was affected by heavy rain causing incidents that left many drivers questioning the safety of the sport. nick parrott reports. when max verstappen crossed the finish line at suzuka, he wasn't world champion. in a desperate bid to finish second, his rival, charles leclerc, cut a corner and was demoted to third. that handed the dutchman the title, the news given to him after his initial post race interview. charles got a five—second penalty, there.

chris mason, bbc news, in aberdeen. breaking news to bring you if you are a eurovision fan. it after it was decided ukraine, which won eurovision this year, was not going to be allowed to host the event because of the ongoing war. and as the uk came second in the competition, it was decided they would be given the chance to host it and liverpool will be the host city in may next year. so lots of excitement, i am sure and we will be reflecting on it and what is to come and all the preparations later on on bbc news. now, covid—19 infections have increased in england and northern ireland in the week ending september the 24th, the total number of people in private households in the uk have tested positive for the virus rose 25% on the previous week. hugh pym reports. the office for national statistics is reporting increases in covid infections based on regular household surveys. let's take a look at the chart for the uk and you can see here at the total is still well below previous weeks in the spring and summer at below previous weeks in the spring and summerat1.3 million below

let's get more now from our political correspondent david wallace lockhart who's in aberdeen.pendence. that is right. chaos is going to be a keyword that keith brown uses when he does his speech in a few minutes' time. this is a big event for the snp, it is the first conference they have had since the covid pandemic. they will be a lot of talk about the economic turmoil of recent days. we will be hearing about the cost of living and we will be hearing about independence. but the party leadership will be trying to do is get across that message that any concern there might be about independence and uncertainty pales into comparison to uncertainty about staying in the uk and when keith brown addresses delegates, he is expected to accuse liz truss of crossing the economy. we will see the debate play out in coming weeks. we can expect that when keith brown takes to the stage. he will be pointing towards labour? potential good stories we are seeing about how they are looking in polling. what he will be saying is the idea of a labour government in westminster makes no difference to s

temperatures will range from 7 in aberdeen to around 12 in the south.itself, and the picture remains more or less the same. brisk winds out towards the west, occasional showers, some of them quite heavy in scotland and northern ireland, best of the weather the further east and south you are. temperatures will be around 19 in london for a time, but for many of us in the north—west, closer to 13 or 14. now, sunday, another weather front is expected to brush southern parts of the uk, and why�*s that important? well, we've got the london marathon on sunday, and here's the thinking — the rain will probably reach south—western parts of the uk early in the morning, and then it should reach london, it looks as though the rain will clear by the time we get to the afternoon. so, we will call it a wet start to the marathon and through the afternoon, things should dry out, but there is uncertainty with regards to how quickly that will happen. the rest of the country should have a fine day on sunday. if you're wondering about monday, high pressure is expected to bui

along the channel coast, to 12 in liverpool, and around 10 degrees in glasgow, edinburgh, and also aberdeen, the western isles of scotland, but elsewhere a bright if not sunny start and some sunshine for birmingham, hull, newcastle, 15 or 16 degrees. showers start to appear on the south coast, the middle of the afternoon and as the afternoon wears on, it does look as though there will be showers spreading northwards into wales which will become more extensive. we are forecasting rain. tuesday's weather map is rather complicated, low pressure weather front will sweep across the country, there will be a noticeable breeze, it will be a changeable day, a real mixed bag, particularly gusty come the evening along the english channel. temperatures around 12 degrees in scotland and northern ireland, to around 15 or 16 in east anglia and the south—east. on wednesday, i think there will be some fine weather, but the autumn low will sweep in off the atlantic. extensive rain, that area of low pressure will have gusty winds, certainly gale force winds around coasts, but eastern areas could hang onto the

hibernian and st mirren both with their eye on third spot if aberdeen come unstuck at ibrox. being addressed by defending champions new zealand. they scored nine tries as they won 55—3 against wales, including two from portia woodman, which earned her a place in the record books. she overtakes england's sous day as the rugby world cup's all—time leading try scorer. iikla world cup's all-time leading try scorer. ., , . a scorer. no regrets, we asked the uirls to scorer. no regrets, we asked the girls to give _ scorer. no regrets, we asked the girls to give their— scorer. no regrets, we asked the girls to give their all and - scorer. no regrets, we asked the girls to give their all and show. girls to give their all and show some heart. new zealand definitely stepped up from the pool game, and... it is testament to our defence. and... it is testament to our defence-— and... it is testament to our defence. england are playing greece in their final — defence. england are playing greece in their final group _ defence. england are playing greece in their final group match _ defence.

nicola sturgeon was addressing delegates at the snp conference in aberdeen earlier., the building a new scotland fund will be set up with remaining oil revenues and borrowing to support renewable energy, cut fuel bills and reduce poverty. she also promised to increase welfare immense for struggling families. —— welfare payments. nicola sturgeon has been dreaming of independence since she was a teenager and now insists her dream is closer than ever despite losing a referendum eight years ago. back in 2014, the westminster _ referendum eight years ago. back in l 2014, the westminster establishment 201a, the westminster establishment told us that it was a uk's standing in the world, its economic strength and its stability that made independence impossible. now they say it is the uk's isolation, its weakness and instability, the very conditions they created, that means change cannot happen. as far as westminster is concerned, it is heads they win and tails we lose. but this time, it will not wash. she said the tories _ but this time, it will not wash. she said the tories

sunrise as we go throughout tuesday, we're going see the temperatures dropping to near 10 degrees in aberdeen back to you guys >> all right, michelle thank you. >>> breaking overnight, the suspected stockton serial killer has been arrested in california. police took 43-year-old wesley brownlee into custody, where he is being held behind bars without bail he was booked on suspicion of at least one murder and assorted weapons offenses police say they followed the suspect while he was driving >> our surveillance team followed this person while he was driving. we watched his patterns and determined early this mourning he was on a mission to kill.werr killing. >> when he was arrested, police say he was wearing dark clothing, a mask around his neck, and he was carrying a gun. six people were killed and one survived in the string of shootings which began in april of 2021. the mother of paul alexander yaw, who was killed in july, had this to say. >> i'm just grateful that they were able to save it from happening to another person and another family, having to go through what we've gone through. it's

the sparks weeks of unprecedented unrest in iran, aberdeen of sa says military officers who toppled the country's leader pulled only dunbar just one day ago. say that he's now planning a counter offensive. and a televised address, the army said dunbar has taken refuge at a french military base of the claim that france deny is. a group of soldiers overthrew dummy by an officer who himself took power and include the west african nation last january. captain abraham shower, a declared himself the nations newly down friday, in a cruise has been condemned by the united states, the united nations and the african union. journalist henry wilkins is in the capital like a duke and he gave us more details about the current situation and booking a faster, you know, mean is not beyond the rounds of possibility. certainly we know that the 2 power yesterday don't have full control of the army. it's been helicopters circling the center of why when the new leader in tra thomas 2 interviews on the radio today where he has said that the helicopters, the military helicopters, have been circling the of the

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aberdeen beat heights 2—0 in the days of the game to move up to fourth.s still top of the wsl after winning 3—0 at everton in theirfirst match since wsl after winning 3—0 at everton in their first match since manager and their first match since manager and the haze stepped away to recover from emergency surgery last week. manchester united went tot briefly earlier after thrashing brighton 4—0 at the lee sports village. lena start relative and led the way for united. she opened the scoring after iii minutes and then added a second 12 minutes 1a minutes and then added a second 12 minutes later to put the hosts firmly in control. she laid on united's their goalfor firmly in control. she laid on united's their goal for the and rihanna completed the rout. manchester city and spares also this afternoon from arsenal are leading at reading in the late game. a busy day at reading in the late game. a busy day of football has also included spain's first classical of the season and it has one by a real madrid who beat barcelona 3—1 to take the place at the top of lol

chris mason, bbc news, in aberdeen. the time is 17 minutes past six.need. and covid—19 infections are on the rise again in england and in northern ireland. we get the latest. coming up in sportsday on the bbc news channel, eight years after their last success, can england's women win the rugby union world cup again? their campaign to lift the trophy again begins injust a few hours. ukraine's president zelensky has told the bbc but he echoes president biden's warning against nuclear weapons. ukrainian troops have been making steady progress in reclaiming land occupied by russian forces in the east and south of the country. in the last week, russia has illegally annexed these four regions here — donetsk, luhansk, zaporizhizhia and kherson, and they are still in control of the areas in red. land successfully regained by ukraine is shown here in purple. president zelensky says his people are highly motivated to take back all the land that belongs to ukraine, and that includes the crimean peninsula, here in the black sea to the south. it was annexed illegal

mild for many but it is turning a little bit cooler in scotland with temperature is about 11 in aberdeen. on thursday, it starts to turn rather again, but we will see this pulse of heavier rain moving its way northwards across the country accompanied by pretty mild south to south—easterly winds, temperatures about 18 degrees in the south. that is the latest.

here's some of ms sturgeon�*s speech to the hall in aberdeen a little earlier.sue here. and it has real—life consequences whether it is tory or labour, labour or tory, it is not us who gets to decide. 0ur votes don't determine who gets to occupy number ten. for scotland the problem is notjust which party is in power at westminster, the problem is westminster. applause. and to fix that to make sure that we get the governments that the largest number of us vote for always, notjust occasionally, for that my friends we need scotland's independence. applause let's talk now to our political correpondent, david wallace lockhart, who's been following the snp conference in aberdeen. applause there for nicola sturgeon in the hall, what was her wider message to the people of scotland today? message to the people of scotland toda ? ~ ., , message to the people of scotland toda ?~ ., , . today? well at the party conference the leaders speech _ today? well at the party conference the leaders speech is _ today? well at the party conference the leaders speech is always - today?

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aberdeen beat hearts 2—0 in the day's other game to move up to fourth.winning 3—1 at everton in their first match since manager emma hayes stepped away to recover from emergency surgery last week. manchester united went top briefly earlier after thrashing brighton 4—0 at leigh sports village. lionesses star ella toone led the way for united. she opened the scoring after 14 minutes and then added a second 12 minutes later to put the hosts firmly in control. toone laid on united's third goal for leah galton before adriana leon completed the rout. manchester city and spurs also won this afternoon. so a busy day of football has also included spain's first clasico of the season, and it was won by real madrid, who beat barcelona 3—1 to take their place at the top of la liga. the home side struck first at the bernabeu. viniciusjunior seeing his chance saved, but karim benzema there to tuck home the rebound. they'd double their lead through federico valverde, scoring from outside the area ten minutes before half time. the visitors enjoyed more possession and mor

also today aberdeen and hearts drew 0—0. —— aberdeen beat hearts 2—0.out crowd in auckland. wales slip to third place in what is a tough group, behind new zealand and australia. it was the first time two female boxers had headlined at a major venue in the uk, and it certainly lived up to expectations. in a fascinating fight, claressa shields from america became the undisputed middleweight champion by beating great britain's savannah marshall via a unanimous decision. the two rivals had both been undefeated. and there was a big shock in the opening game of the men's t20 cricket world cup with lowly ranked namibia beating sri lanka. michelle? thank you very much. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. we're back with the late news at ten o'clock. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. hello. this is bbc news. more now on our main story — the new chancellor, jeremy hunt, has asked conservative mps to get behind the prime minister liz truss. he's insisted that she remains in charge of the government, and said the country

they could end up facing celtic, rangers or aberdeen who are all in action tomorrow night.culture within the sport. it follows the whyte report that was published this summer which found that the governing body had failed to adequately address systemic issues of physical and emotional abuse as well as some incidents of sexual abuse. here's our sports news correspondent laura scott. for months on from a damning review that found systemic abuse within british gymnastics and a promise of widespread reform from the women and charged with success measured more on memories and metals and membership figures. this on memories and metals and membership figures.- on memories and metals and membership figures. this is about actin: on membership figures. this is about acting on that _ membership figures. this is about acting on that abuse _ membership figures. this is about acting on that abuse and - membership figures. this is about acting on that abuse and making l membership figures. this is about. acting on that abuse and making sure that there is no physical mental or emotional ab

along the channel coast, to 12 in liverpool, and around 10 degrees in glasgow, edinburgh, and also aberdeenmonday morning, that rain eventually reaches belfast, the western isles of scotland, but elsewhere a bright if not sunny start and some sunshine for birmingham, hull, newcastle, 15 or 16 degrees. showers start to appear on the south coast, the middle of the afternoon and as the afternoon wears on, it does look as though there will be showers spreading northwards into wales which will become more extensive. as i say, for some of the trick—or—treaters, we are forecasting rain. tuesday's weather map is rather complicated, low pressure weather front will sweep across the country, there will be a noticeable breeze, it will be a changeable day, a real mixed bag, particularly gusty come the evening along the english channel. temperatures around 12 degrees in scotland and northern ireland, to around 15 or 16 in east anglia and the south—east. on wednesday, i think there will be some fine weather, but then the autumn low will sweep in off the atlantic. extensive rain, that area of low pressure

temperatures will range from 7 in aberdeen to around 12 in the south. west, occasional showers, some of them quite heavy in scotland and northern ireland, best of the weather the further east and south you are. temperatures will be around 19 in london for a time, but for many of us in the north—west, closer to 13 or 14. now, sunday, another weather front is expected to brush southern parts of the uk, and why�*s that important? well, we've got the london marathon on sunday, and here's the thinking — the rain will probably reach south—western parts of the uk early in the morning, and then it should reach london, it looks as though the rain will clear by the time we get to the afternoon. so, we will call it a wet start to the marathon and through the afternoon, things should dry out, but there is uncertainty with regards to how quickly that will happen. the rest of the country should have a fine day on sunday. if you're wondering about monday, high pressure is expected to build across england and wales, so fine weather here with light winds, really very pl

along the channel coast, to 12 in liverpool, and around 10 degrees in glasgow, edinburgh, and also aberdeenles of scotland. there will be some showers ahead of it in north west england, but elsewhere a bright if not sunny start and a very decent afternoon, with some sunshine for birmingham, for hull, for newcastle — here around 15 or 16 degrees. but notice showers start to appear on the south coast, come the middle of the afternoon, and as the afternoon wears on, it does look as though those showers will spread further northwards, into wales, too. they will become more extensive, so, yes, as i say, for some of the trick—or—treaters, we are forecasting rain. here's tuesday's weather map. it looks rather complicated. an area of low pressure, with weather fronts sweeping across the country. there will be a noticeable breeze, that's for sure. it is going to be a changeable day, a real mixed bag, but particularly gusty, i think, come the evening along the english channel. temperatures between 12 degrees typically in scotland and northern ireland, to around 15 or 16 in east anglia and the south—e

along the channel coast, to 12 in liverpool, and around 10 degrees in glasgow, edinburgh, and also aberdeenisles of scotland, but elsewhere a bright if not sunny start and some sunshine for birmingham, hull, newcastle, 15 or 16 degrees. showers start to appear on the south coast, the middle of the afternoon as the afternoon wears on, it does look as though there will be showers spreading northwards into wales which will become more extensive. as i say, for some of the trick we are forecasting rain. tuesday's weather map is rather complicated, low pressure weather front will sweep across the country, there will be a noticeable breeze, it will be a changeable day, a real mixed bag, particularly gusty come the evening along the english channel. temperatures around 12 degrees in scotland and northern ireland, to around 15 or 16 in east anglia and the south—east. on wednesday i think there will be some fine weather, but the low will sweep in off the atlantic. that area of low pressure will have gusty winds, certainly gale force winds around coasts, but eastern areas could hang onto the dry weath

mild for many of us. 19—20 in east anglia, around the mid—teens for belfast, glasgow, edinburgh, aberdeenk as though perhaps those temperatures start to ease by the time we get to around wednesday. and you can see plenty of rain clouds in the forecast here, too. bye— bye. hello, this is outside source. rishi �*s do not ditch his predecessors's plans on his first full day as prime minister. he delays the first coming fiscal statement and reinstate a ban on fracking. less than a week after she resigned over a data breach. she she resigned over a data breach. swe: recognised that. she resigned over a data breach. sue: recognised that. she raised the matter and she accepted the mistake. he's so weak he's done a grubby deal. _ he's so weak he's done a grubby deal, because he was scared to lose another— deal, because he was scared to lose another leadership election.- another leadership election. russia claims u- another leadership election. russia claims up to _ another leadership election. russia claims up to 70,000 _ another leadership election. russia claims up to 70,000 people - another le

along the channel coast, to 12 in liverpool, and around 10 degrees in glasgow, edinburgh, and also aberdeenorning, that rain reaches eventually belfast, the western isles of scotland. there will be some showers ahead of it in north west england, but elsewhere a bright if not sunny start and a very decent afternoon, with some sunshine for birmingham, for hull, for newcastle — here around 15 or 16 degrees. but notice showers start to appear on the south coast, come the middle of the afternoon, and as the afternoon wears on, it does look as though those showers will spread further northwards, into wales, too. they will become more extensive, so, yes, as i say, for some of the trick—or—treaters, we are forecasting rain. here's tuesday's weather map. it looks rather complicated. an area of low pressure, with weather fronts sweeping across the country. there will be a noticeable breeze, that's for sure. it is going to be a changeable day, a real mixed bag, but particularly gusty, i think, come the evening along the english channel. temperatures between 12 degrees typically in scotland and norther

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