storm aidan pushes northwards, another feature comes the wind.torm aidan pushes northwards, anotherfeature comes in from the south—west to bring more wet and windy weather for part two of the weekend. heavy rain through the morning will tend to clear away, followed by blustery showers and some will merge together for longer spells of rain across western areas. the better chance of staying dry will be further east, but even a few showers will appear as well. a mild day in the south—east, colourful the north and the west. a number of weather warnings, yellow warnings thatis weather warnings, yellow warnings that is for rain and strong winds this weekend. staging to the forecast. high pressure begins to build info next week and that will settle things down nicely, bringing some sunnier weather in places. lighter winds too, but it will turn chillier by day and by night. a reminder of our top story. nottinghamshire becomes the latest region to become under the highest tier of restriction areas, the public gathered before the restrictions came into pla

my name is aidan. i am 16 years old.ry day — is politicaljew. i'm jewish — i've gotten that question a few times. they're like "are you jewish?" i'm like "why would i — why would ijoke about being "jewish?" that's such a weird thing to joke about. and i post mainly political and comedic content. i am so excited for the presidential debate tonight! i just cannot wait! it's going to be so entertaining. it's gonna be so good! that was the worst 90 minutes of my life. aidan is a prolific tiktok poster and knows all about the hype houses. they're basically group accounts. people don't live together necessarily, but all they have the account password and username and they post videos on there. so there is the republican hype house, the conservative hype house, the democratic hype house, which i am a part of... aidan, you're 16. you can't even vote yet. but why are you spending so much time, then, on tiktok, talking about political issues? i think that growing up in dc and having very political parents, growing up in such a pol

storm aidan clears away, but another one hot on its heels moves through for sunday, so again anotherrain through sunday morning, clearing through to sunshine and blustery showers. some of these will be heavy across western areas, merging to produce longer spells of rain. and it is across the north and the west where we will see the strongest winds once again. mild in the south—east, but a little bit cooler further the north and west. with these spells of heavy rain and gales at the weekend, we are likely to see some disruption, so stay tuned to your bbc local radio and to the weather forecast. as we head into next week, have a look at this. things settle down because a big area of high pressure will start to build in, bringing sunshine, but also 00:13:48,506 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 chilly days and nights. covid—i9 is spreading "significantly" faster through england than even the government's own "worst case" plans — according to its experts. they say numbers with the virus needing hospital care were already higher than anticipated — theirfears are backed up by the country's chief st

today is all about storm aidan, named yesterday by the irish weather service.ern scotland this afternoon. that helped clear the rainfor afternoon. that helped clear the rain for western england and wales, and gusty winds accompanying some intense areas of rain across eastern england, which again should clear by the end of the afternoon. a bit more sunshine to the north and east of scotland. for a while, widespread gales. the strongest winds this afternoon across western scotland and northern ireland, 70—80 mph. those winds coming from the south, soa mild those winds coming from the south, so a mild day on the face of it, but in the wind and rain it will temper the feeling. showers across western scotland, many places drive for a time with lighter winds tonight, but later in the night more cloud, wind and rain arrives, temperatures could drop to six or 7 degrees before rising later on as the cloud and rain spills its way in. sunday shows yet another area of low pressure, this contains the remnants of hurricane zito, a bit further away from us compared with storm

aidan is a prolific tiktok poster and knows all about the hive houses.er necessarily but they have the account password and username and they post videos on there. so there is the republican hive house, the conservative hive house, the democratic hive house which i am part of... us 16, democratic hive house which i am part of... us16, you cannot even vote yet but why are you spending so much time then on tick—tock, talking about political issues —— hype house. i think that growing up in dc and having very political pa rents and having very political parents and in a political environment inspired me to a certain degree of when i got tiktok i was like what videos ami tiktok i was like what videos am i going to make what do i talk about the most politics. do you support cancel... not really. the cosmopolitan elites of nancy pelosi, chuck schumer and joe biden. yes, of nancy pelosi, chuck schumer andjoe biden. yes, i do. of nancy pelosi, chuck schumer and joe biden. yes, i do. do you believe in american greatness. not really. believe in yourself. no. americ

today it's all about storm aidan, named yesterday by the irish weather service. of the winds, which will push through northern ireland into western scotland this afternoon, but it does help to clear the rain from western england and wales, brighter afternoon here. strong gusty winds accompanying some pretty intense areas of rain across the eastern half of england, which again should clear by the end of the afternoon. a bit more sunshine this afternoon to the north and east of scotland, but for now widespread gales. strongest this afternoon across western scotland and northern ireland, with gusts of 70—80 mph. those winds coming from the south, so on the face of it a mild day, but in the wind it will temper the feeling somewhat. this evening in western scotland, it breaks up into showers, quite dry for a time with lighter winds, but later in the night, more cloud, wind and rain arrives. the temperature could drop during the night, rising later on. on as that cloud and rain spills its way in. into sunday, yet another area of low pressure. this contains the remnants

a bittersweet saga of love and death, it's a coming—of—age tale that moves the original setting of aidanmbers' source novel from southend—on—sea to le treport in france, where the death—obsessed alex looks back on his relationship with the beautiful david. with the heady energy of an ‘805 teen pic, we watch alex falling for the friend of his dreams, being swept off his feet by david's vibrant "live fast, die young" attitude and then driven to a jealous rage by the arrival of english interloper kate. while all this plays out in flashback, it's intercut with later scenes of an apparently traumatised alex facing questions about a terrible event for which he's being held accountable, but about which he refuses to speak. gorgeously shot on 16mm, summer of 85 has the tangible texture and grain of its retro setting, albeit filtered through a nostalgic lens that seems to supersaturate the image, amplifying emotions. bookended by the sound of the cure's in between days, with all its unresolved hurt and longing, summer of 85 somehow combines romeo and juliet—style tragedy with the thrilling evocat

wet and windy, courtesy of this area of low pressure, storm aid of low pressure, storm aidan in pullinght, but waiting in the wings is another area of low pressure, pushing further wind and rain eastwards, initially into northern ireland and then into the rest of the uk, with more rain pushing into the west of scotland and northern england and wales and transferring eastwards as the night moves on. still gusty winds, not quite as strong as they have been in places, but they will start to strengthen again tomorrow, particularly in western scotland. not a cold night, 6—8 c. sunday, we have got this area of low pressure to deal with. notice on the southern flank how closely isobars are together, that will bring some strong winds across the west of scotland. still a wet and windy day, but rain for northern ireland clearing and clear for most after the morning, a scattering of of the morning, a scattering of showers before more rain starts to pile in from the west, likely to be most persistent across northern parts of england, wales, northern ireland and again some gusty winds, particularly

storm aidan has been bringing torrential rain for a large swathes of the uk today.nd gales and a number of yellow warnings from the met office. other details are on our website. many will be dry this evening as the rain eases from western scotland, but we re eases from western scotland, but were read starts to pile into northern ireland and western scotland, wales, western england, so transferring eastwards. some gusty, blustery winds, not a cold night. tempter is not more than 7—10. that rain was slowly clear eastwards leaving some spells of sunshine behind. but also some heavy showers and more persistent rain starts to move on as the afternoon moves on. particularly across northern england, wales and the midlands, where we could see some localised flooding. strong winds again particularly across the western side of scotland, but not a cold day, temperatures between 10—17. goodbye. this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak, the headlines at eight. the prime minister has announced a month long lockdown in england from thursday — as the uk records its one millionth case of

today it is all about storm aidan named yesterday by the irish weather service.ng into northern ireland and western scotland this afternoon. the rain will clear through most of england, all moving eastwards. intense rain and winds there, which should clear by the end of the afternoon. more sunshine towards the north and east of scotland, but widespread gales for a time. the strongest winds across the afternoon in parts of scotland and northern ireland. those wins coming from the south, so on the face of it a mild day, but with the wind and rain it will temper that somewhat. this evening, showers across western scotland, slightly lighter winds come back later in the night more cloud, wind and rain arrives and temperatures could drop to six celsius for a while, before rising later on as the cloud and rain spilled its way in. into sunday, another area of low pressure, this one contains the remains of a hurricane. it is further away from us, so the wind will not be as strong. it could touch gale force at times. a bit brighter in parts of scotla nd times. a bit bright

this contains the remnants of hurricane zito, it is a bit further away compared with storm aidan today brightness in the middle of the day in scotland, but more cloud later. staying cloudy and damp in many parts of england and wales, the rain heaviest in the west with ongoing risk of flooding in the hills and smaller rivers. the winds strongest later in the day across the north—west of scotland. the western isles could see the winds in the evening touching 80 mph yet again. a rather cool day for scotla nd again. a rather cool day for scotland and northern ireland. a mild night on sunday for england and wales. it will ease through the morning and early afternoon in the south—east on monday, brighter skies developing, a few showers in the west. from there on, the pressure sta rts west. from there on, the pressure starts to build in, so after a stormy weekend things should turn drier and colder with overnight trust and fog. —— frost. hello, and welcome to the programme that brings together some of the uk's leading commentators and foreign correspondents whose stories are published back ho

weather will finally have turned drier and, but for the weekend it is far from it and for saturday storm aidanher service for impacts there, even across the uk it will be very windy and at times very wet. here is that area of low pressure passing to the north west of scotland and another will come along on sunday as it stays windy and there will be more rain. saturday begins already with some outbreaks of heavy rain towards the west in particular and for a time theory north across scotland and further heavy, even torrential bursts of rain sweep east across the uk with very gusty squally winds and for many of us it will clear to some sunshine. it is in the west where we will see strong of wind, 50 or 60 mph but closer to 70 on exposed coasts and hills but even elsewhere as this torrential rain moves on through, you could well see gusts of 50—60 mph and it will bea mile gusts of 50—60 mph and it will be a mile start to the weekend. many of us see the rain cleared to sunshine but there will be for the rain from northern ireland into the west of scotla nd ireland into the west of scotland and stro

there's a little boy out there named aidan who hadn't seen his grandpa in a whole year.im by showing up at his house in owensboro, kentucky. >> oh, my gosh aidan and grandpa, well, they just held on there for a long time in owensboro, kentucky. his mom said she didn't know what to expect, but didn't expect that reaction so really touched her. >> my goodness. >> anyway, by the way, aidan stayed with his grandparents in town so he could spend more time together, which is not a surprise >> that's a beauty >> that was what we call a koala hug, the arms, the legs, everyone so sweet >>> coming up next, we're going to keep good feelings going and shine a light on people doing important work, but often they're in the shadows >> we're going to take you behind the scenes, a look at what it is like to be a caregiver of an injured veteran and how the stress can take a toll on these hidden heroes. that's right after this. to see how bright the human spirit can shine. to see that no matter what nature does, people will do more. with one of the industry's largest catastrophe response t

through today, this is storm aidan a, named by the irish map service. next area of low pressure comes in on sunday. there will be a bit of brightness briefly through the morning before more rain comes through the country. there could be minor flooding through the country. there could be minorflooding in wales. by through the country. there could be minor flooding in wales. by the end of the day it turns very windy with gales in western scotland. it will be mild in the south. things start to come down next week as 00:28:30,660 --> 2147483051:51:01,432 high—pressure builds in and it turns 2147483051:51:01,432 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 dry. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11.00: cabinet ministers are meeting to consider plans for a national lockdown in england, after a warning that coronavirus is " running riot" across the country. nhs leaders urge the government to move swiftly. it is really important that the government moves quickly and does tough lockdowns as quickly as possible because otherwise the nhs won't have the capacity it needs. the prime mi

today, stormer aidan will bring very strong winds up to northern ireland and western scotland. 70—80, it will turn more dry tonight, but the next area of low pressure hurtles in on sunday. a wet and windy start to the day, a bit of brightness greatly through the morning before more rain twitches into northern ireland, northern and western england and wales, where we could see minor flooding. very windy with severe gales later in western scotland, and elsewhere windy too, mild in the south. things calmed down next week at high pressure builds in, less windy, cold with some mist and fog. the headlines: cabinet ministers are meeting to consider plans for a national lockdown in england after a warning that coronavirus is ‘running riot‘ across the country. the prime minister and his senior advisors are due to hold a press conference later this afternoon. we'll bring you that live here on bbc news. scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon has issued

finally have turned drier and calmer, but by the weekend it is far from it and for saturday, storm aidancross the uk will be very windy and at times very wet. here is the area of low pressure passing from the north west of scotland and another will come along on sunday as it stays windy and there will be more rain. saturday begins already with some outbreaks of heavy rain towards the west in particular and for a time clearing north across scotland, further heavy, torrential bursts of rain, sweep east across the uk with very gusty squally winds and for many of us squally winds and for many of us that were clear to some sunshine. it is in the west where we will see the strongest gusts of wind, 50 or 60 mph but closer to 70 on exposed coasts and hills and even elsewhere as this torrential rain moves on through could well see some gusts of 50—60 mph and it is going to be a mild start to the weekend. many of us see the rain cleared to sunshine but there will be feathering for northern ireland and to the west of scotland, still strong winds, parts of the west of scotla nd winds, parts of the w

storm aidan has been bringing torrential rain and gales for a large swathes of the uk today, furtherall the details on their website. at first this evening many will be dry as the rain eased from western scotland but more rain sta rts western scotland but more rain starts to pile on to northern ireland initially and then into western scotland, wales, the western side of england. still some blustery winds, not a cold night with the temperature not much lower than 7-10. that temperature not much lower than 7—10. that rain will slowly query swords leaving some spells of sunshine behind but also some heavy showers and then more persistent rain starts to move on as the afternoon wears on across the western side of scotland but particularly across northern england, wales and the midlands where we could see some localised flooding. very strong winds across the western side of scotland but not a cold day, somewhere between 10—17. hello, this is bbc news. ‘the headlines: the prime minister has announced a month long lockdown in england from thursday — as the uk records its one millionth case

through today, we will see storm aidan, named by the irish marked service.y end for the date for all areas. it turns dry for a time tonight but the next area of low pressure hurdles in full sunday. a wet and windy start the day. could bea a wet and windy start the day. could be a bit of brightness briefly through the as moore rain, crane sta rts through the as moore rain, crane starts to push through. the end of the day it turns very windy with severe gales across the west of scotland. it will be windy and mild in the south. things that come down next week as high building. this is bbc news with the latest headlines: cabinet ministers are meeting to consider plans for a national lockdown in england — after a warning that coronavirus is " running riot" across the country. nhs leaders urge the government to move swiftly. it is really important that the government moves quickly and does tough lockdowns as quickly as possible because otherwise the nhs won't have the capacity it needs. the prime minister and his senior advisors are due to hold a press conference

hello, storm aidan has been bringing torrential rain and gales for a large swathe of the uk today andow weather warnings for the met office, more details on our website. there is this evening, many will be dry as the rain eases from western scotland, but then more rain starts to pile into northern ireland initially and then into western scotland, wales, the western side of england and slowly transferring eastwards, blustery winds, not a cold night though, temperature is not much lower than 7 degrees. that rain will clear its way eastwards tomorrow morning, leaving some spells of sunshine behind, but also heavy showers and then more persistent rain starts to move in through the afternoon across the western side of scotland, but particularly northern england, wales and the midlands, where we could see some localised flooding. there are strong winds again, particularly in western scotland, but not a cold day, temperatures 7—11 c. goodbye. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the uk prime minister announces a second national lockdown for e

this is storm aidan, it is likely to bring a spell of severe winds to northern ireland and western scotlandre as well. further south after the rain clears will be brighter briefly. one or two blustery showers. the winds, 40 or 50 mph, may be more in exposure. stronger than that around the coasts of the irish sea. 70 to 80 miles an hour across western scotland and northern ireland for a time. by the end of the day, still fairly mild although it will not feel like it because of the strength of the winds. that rain begins to become more showery, then sky is clearfor begins to become more showery, then sky is clear for the many areas will be dry for sky is clear for the many areas will be dryfora sky is clear for the many areas will be dry for a time overnight before the next low pressure system comes in from the atlantic to bring the strengthening winds and outbreaks of pretty heavy and persistent rain. temperatures will be rising again across the south generally into double figures by around dawn. the new area of low pressure which contains the remnants of what was hurricane zita, will bring

. >> so aidan an employee at bones and scones recorded this video. she had a medical exemption but told the dispatcher it was a religious exemption. she claimed he was violating the civil rights act of 1964. by the way, it's not a violation of that. and the dispatcher agreed. >> the point is he's not allowing you in. he is the owner of the store they have the right to refuse service to anybody. >> he's not the owner. >> they have the right to refuse service if he's an employee there. >> the woman ended up leaving. after the video went viral, police showed up at the store the next day. he says the officers were sent there because of the same woman. >>> libby schaaf is cautiously optimistic about reopening schools as the number of covid-19 cases continues to drop in alameda county. but it may not be likely. oakland public schools could open as early as october 13th, but as of yet there's no memorandum of understanding with the teachers union. teachers want to see two safety components met. >> one is that we have the data for the city of oakland and all

. >> so aidan an employee at bones and scones recorded this video. the woman claimed she had a medical exemption but told the dispatcher it was a religious exemption. she claimed he was violating the civil rights act of 1964. it was not a violation, and the dispatcher agreed. >> the point is he's not allowing you in. he is the owner of the store they have the right to refuse service to anybody. >> he's not the owner. >> they have the right to refuse service if he's an employee the there. >> the woman ended up leaving. after the video went viral, police showed up at the store the next day. they say they were sent because of this same woman. >> all right. >>> yelp is getting ready to launch a consumer alert that flags businesses accused of racist behavior. the move is meant to give patrons reliable and actionable information. it is taking fake reviews into account. yelp says business without a significant spike in reviews surrounding racism won't be flagged. >>> "sesame street" coming together to teach children how to stand up against racism in a new t

storm aidan clears away, but another one moves through for sunday, so again openly start, widespread local radio and your weather forecast. as we head into next week, things settled down because a big area of high pressure will start to build on, bringing sunshine, but also chilly days and nights. hello, this is bbc news with jane hill. the headlines... drinkers gathered in nottingham city centre before the tier three coronavirus measures came into force at midnight — health officials are urging people to follow the rules: the labour leader defends the party‘s decision to suspend jeremy corbyn over anti—semitism — saying there‘s no need for the party to descend into civil war. at least six people die and more than 200 people are injured, after a powerful earthquake hits the coast of turkey — bringing down buildings and causing flooding in the third biggest city, izmir. remembering the three people who died in a knife attack in nice — thousands of soldiers and police are now protecting places of worship in france. after eight months, and at a cost of billions of pounds, the furlough s

this is today, it is storm aidan.nd the strongest winds up to 80mph gusts. they could cause problems later. winds from the south, keeps temperatures up, but levels shouldn‘t be there at this time of year. but the strength of wind and rain will temper the feel. the rain will ease tonight. the winds die back for a while. by the end of the night there is more cloud and wind and strengthening areas of wind and rain starting to push in. temperatures six or seven degrees across scotland and northern england before the rain returns in the morning. tomorrow, the next area of low pressure to the north—west of us. this contain it is remnants of an ex—hurricane zeta. the winds not as strong tomorrow compared to today. scotland and northern ireland could brighten up. england and wales stay cloudy with rain at times, heaviest in the west. winds could touch gale force. and 70 to 80mph in the western isles. staying mild at 17 degrees and a mild sunday night for england and wales with the rain hanging around. 0n for england and wales

all right that is all useful for now more night joe thanks very much indeed sammy's aidan's going to hear in a couple of minutes wore on all these stories on what mother sometimes for being with her by. the latest news as it breaks the high stakes battle to confirm any current beric now live to the republican controlled senate. with details covering governments across europe all wrestling with a worsening health emergency but only going back a moment crisis and fearless generalism from around the world today student protest as i continue in the call of a pretty decisive force structural for little change. the river nile is a vital source of substance to the countries and flows through this no single owner who can lay claim it would deny he's a good given the resources we found both agreed but with this comes a destabilizing rivalry the country's suspicious of each other's intentions in the battle for control of the river and transporting food postal tissue was not open to the hunters because what's on the unknown fear struck a little bit on al jazeera. as protests rage across america

. >> it is aidan miller and i wanted to voice my concerns about again about giving clear manl an a discount and it seems like the surface and maintenance at the bus stops has also decreased 90%. so i do have my concerns with that. also about the back first program and at this point i doubt it's coming back. and in terms of sunday and evening leaders and to volunteer on valencia street and it is a lot of demand for parking. and not as much double parking that can be helpful during the evening and weekend hours. that is about -- that is all of my comments. next speaker please. you have two questions remaining. can you hear me now? >> yes, we can. >> okay. >> are you the person -- >> not me. i didn't do it. i didn't do it. >> okay. all right. and is it me or does it seem like this meeting started four weeks ago? all right. never mind. on the budget, i had three written questions. i may refine that a little butt. the first is how large a federal bawlout would be needed with the contingency reserve. and two, if biden is elected, mouldn't moderate senate republicans ultimatecally decide whether t

introduce people, richard lees, the leader of manchester city council, the city mayor of salford, aidanfected by a tier 3 lockdown, it is people working in pubs, in bookmakers, driving taxis, people too often forgotten driving taxis, people too often fo rg otte n by driving taxis, people too often forgotten by those in power. but this city region has never walked on by and it never will. at the start of these negotiations, together with the leaders of our councils, we made a commitment to all of those people, that we would look out for them and stand up for what is right. it cannot be right to close people‘s place of work without giving them proper support, so they can look after themselves, their families, through a very challenging winter that lies ahead. so we have been clear throughout, we could only accept further restrictions with full financial support. we put forward a costed package of measures. a detailed package of measures, but in particular to support people on the lowest incomes and people who are self employed, £15 million per month was what we costed was needed to suppor

mitigate the use of things like the masks so that babies also get some face—to—face time outside an aidans outside the ward, where the ppe isn't as heightened. and of course, mums can also go out with their loved ones or families or brief periods and also go on home leave for brief periods. all of these things mitigate some of that risk. it's not a long—term thing, it's really until mums are well enough to be able to gradually go home and be discharged. what advice would you give to someone watching now who perhaps is facing their first pregnancy and has almost been caught by surprise about how they feel about that? who can they talk to? the message is really straightforward, that actually, please, please do go for help, please, please do go for help, please ask for help. talk to your loved ones, your partner, if there isa loved ones, your partner, if there is a partner, family, friends, speak to professionals, go to gps, midwives, health visitors, certainly area midwives, health visitors, certainly are a mother and baby units are open, we have community perinatal mental health teams as w

a bittersweet saga of love and death, it's a coming—of—age tale that moves the original setting of aidan. with the heady energy of an ‘80s teen pic, we watch alex falling for the friend of his dreams, being swept off his feet by david's vibrant "live fast, die young" attitude and then driven to a jealous rage by the arrival of english interloper kate. while all this plays out in flashback, it's intercut with later scenes of an apparently traumatised alex facing questions about a terrible event for which he's being held accountable, but about which he refuses to speak. gorgeously shot on 16mm, summer of 85 has the tangible texture and grain of its retro setting, albeit filtered through a nostalgic lens that seems to supersaturate the image, amplifying emotions. bookended by the sound of the cure's in between days, with all its unresolved hurt and longing, summer of 85 somehow combines romeo and juliet—style tragedy with the thrilling evocation of youthful passion and a strong streak of black humour, creating an accessible film that flits nimbly between rapturous love, agonising anguish an