aileen ramones: thank you.t: now, when people hear pediatric cancer, what are we talking about? what would you say? aileen: well, it's actually not as rare as people think, and it hits everyone in the community. the thing about pediatric cancer that differs from adult cancer, it doesn't have any, you know, discrimination. it can attack babies, infants, you know, children. and so, when we say that we hear our own children having pediatric cancer, that makes us a warrior mama. robert: now, what is a warrior mama? aileen: a warrior mama is someone who has had to hear the words, "your child has cancer." robert: and you became a warrior mama, and that meant doing what? aileen: so, i became a warrior mama in august of 2010, when my--one of my twin sons, aiden, was diagnosed with aml, which is acute myeloid leukemia. and you know, he is no longer with us, but because we are a family of strength, and you know, we want to promote awareness and also raise funds for pediatric cancer, that is what it means to be continuing

storm aileen is clearing away.ternoon it stays cloudy, wet across much of scotland and pretty cool across much of scotland and pretty cool. maximum temperatures at best about 12 or 13 celsius. if you're stuck beneath the rain for much of the day it will feel cooler. a scattering of showers in northern ireland and across england and wales as well. but there will be some lengthy dry spells in between the showers with sunshine at times. and maximum temperatures about 15 to 17 celsius. so, again, feeling a little bit fresh through the course of the afternoon. now, through this evening and tonight, we have got a weather front which is going to move its way southward and that's going to introduce rain spreading towards the south of england and into the early hours of thursday morning. behind it, we have got a northerly air stream. so things will turn chillier over the next few days. temperatures overnight down to nine or ten celsius. but that rather brisk northerly wind will push that rain away to the south. so things im

vamos con nuestra reportera digital, aileen, cÓmo estÁs? aileen: muy bien.ajo final. recopilÓ 635 gb de informaciÓn cientÍficas. se espera que los datos sigan dando frutos durante un par de dÉcadas mÁs. la misiÓn tuvo un costo de 3.26 millones de dÓlares. gracias a ello, descubrir nuevas lunas, tormentas inmensas y nuevos espacios entre los anillos. ademÁs, hay mundos oceánicos potencialmente habitables, incluso en factor no. es una instancia 10 veces mÁs de la que separa la tierra de ayer. hasta el lanzamiento de este satÉlite, no estaba claro de que hubiese vida mÁs allá del cinturÓn de asteroides entre marte y jÚpiter. pero ahora, se realizan futuras misiones para buscar vida en esos lugares. por lo pronto, en cuestiÓn de segundos, cassini se hizo pedazos. cualquier material que quedÓ, se derritió por completo. fue ahÍ cuando los cientÍficos dijeron "misiÓn cumplida." carolina: fue en dos minutos que se auto destruyÓ. pero la nasa, travÉs de su cuenta de twitter, estarÁ en el planeta que estuvo fotografiando durante 20 aÑos. javier: vamos con marÍa antoni

storm aileen will move to 13—18dc.high pressured to the west, that will bring us a northerly wind. feeling chilly on thursday, that nor the —— brisk northerly wind. thursday there will be sunny spells and showers. stay up—to—date with the progress of aileen our website. this is bbc news, and these are the top stories developing at midday: inflation rose to 2.9% last month — a stronger increase than expected — as the price of petrol and clothing climbed. public sector unions threaten strikes unless their demand for a pay rise above inflation is met. and yesterday was unanimous and that reflected every pa rt and yesterday was unanimous and that reflected every part of the public sector at all levels of work. but i think that tells the government that we are serious. the un says more than 300,000 rohingya muslims have now fled the violence and myanmar. they are facing a lack of shelter, food and health care as they arrive in refugee camps in bangladesh. a man's arrested on suspicion of murder — after the 25—year—old daugh

looming to the western side we have storm aileen.amber warning, the second tier of warning, about the strength of the wind and we have a further warning about the intensity of the rain. through this evening and overnight, aileen being pushed further east. notice the number of isobars, especially on the southern flank. the heaviest rain may be around scotland. the wind around the north of england and north wales may be towards 75 mph. this rubbish and is distinctly possible with that combination of very wet and very windy weather. starting the new day on wednesday, showers if not longer spells across a good part of scotland. a scattering of showers in northern ireland. the last of the overnight rainjust northern ireland. the last of the overnight rain just about getting away from eastern shores. by this stage the wind for the most part will have begun to weaken quite significantly. however disruption from this system may well linger on, power lines may be down and travel may be affected. further south, a scattering of showers, quite a

it is called aileen.eland, western scotland, wales and western parts of england. it is the strength of winds which gives you cause for concern. we have an amber warning. gusts across england and wales of 50—60mph. for a time, gusts across england and wales of 50—60mph. fora time, as gusts across england and wales of 50—60mph. for a time, as this area of low pressure moves across northern england, parts of the midlands and north wales, we could see gusts up to 75mph. windy and wet as that band of rain pushes eastwards. the strength strength of wind could bring damages to trees, branches or trees down entirely. certainly some disruption to travel. bbc local radio is the best place to get updates tonight and into tomorrow morning. aileen pulls into the north sea tomorrow morning. the rain eases. a day of sunshine and showers. the winds not as strong as overnight. always a cool feel given the strength of wind and showers with highs between 14 and 18 celsius. high pressure not far away for the end of the week.

this is storm aileen, moving towards scandinavia. for many of us, it has cleared away. or so. things easing off as the morning goes on. some heavy rain across scotland. quite persistent am particularly in the east of scotland. all the cloud and rain is going to feel cool as well. temperatures at best around 12-13. if well. temperatures at best around 12—13. if you are stubbornly the cloud and bring, a scattering of showers in northern ireland, england and wales as well. blustery conditions out there, but lengthy dry spells with sunshine in between any showers that form. maximum temperature is around 15, 16 or 17. through this evening and tonight, this weather front across scotland is going to gradually move southwards. as it does, more cloud and rain in southern areas during the early hours of thursday morning. a northerly air stream set up making it feel chilly tonight. temperatures around 9—11. a chilly start on thursday, rain across the midlands, wales, eastern and southern areas of england, before scooting away, and we are left with this brisk northerly wind. that w

i show you that because the satellite image of what is now called storm aileen isn't that impressive,l wall, the kind of thing we've had with hurricane irma, which isa we've had with hurricane irma, which is a different beast altogether but the met office have issued the amber warning, the second—highest, because of the ice bars around the centre. gusts approaching these figures but if it deepens further there could be a core of wind around northern england and northern wales where we could see gusts up to 75 mph and on the northern flank the rain could be an issue, a couple of inches possible. 0vernight and into tomorrow we may have some disruption from this, this is the kind of thing that can down trees and disrupt travel plans. in the morning the centre is going to be in the north sea, following behind, cloud, showers, longer spells of rain, the rain from overnight still there across the eastern shores of england. generally speaking the further south you come and be further south you come and be further south you come and be further south east you come, it's going to be more a case

that's aileen.ong winds to north poland, lithuania, and estonia, with gusts reaching 70 kilometres per hour early in the morning. a blustery start to the day for us, with showers around. if you are heading out early, temperatures will be about 9—10 degrees celsius. across the far south of england, especially towards the south coast, sunshine for a time. but there's a strip of cloud coming down across the midlands, east anglia, and across wales, too, that will have heavy showers in it, and that's going to be pushing southwards as the morning goes by. so the sunshine in the south will not last long. to the north, for scotland and northern ireland, there will be some sunshine to start the day. still, though, with that blustery wind making it feel cool around the coast. stornoway 9 degrees, but factoring in the strength of wind, it will feel a little chilly. as we go through the rest of the day, that band of cloud and showers pushes south across england before clearing. then the sunshine comes out acros

storm aileen has pushed into the north sea, but left behind thousands without power.strong winds overnight to the west of bristol across southern parts of wales, too. winds of 70 mph. in the last few hours, closer to 60 mph. those winters, they have rattled off towards the netherlands and across germany. we have been left with a blustery and windy day. sunshine giving way to showers in east anglia, the midlands and south east. cloud into northern england, showers devolved into bands, through the dales and into central part of cumbria and the south of scotland. northern ireland, sunshine and showers, cloud in scotland, not as windy in the south, but persistent rain around north aberdeenshire and the murray first. that continues all day. minor flooding the murray first. that continues all day. minorflooding possible. elsewhere, showers come and go, showers on the heavy side. between them, warm enough in that strong september sunshine. shell was going through, into tonight, more persistent rain in northern scotland, working cell. by the end of the night, star of tomorrow

we have our first named storm coming up, aileen, coming this way.rn scotland, wales and parts of england. for northern ireland and scotland, a wet night and for england and wales, potentially very windy with gusts between a0 and 50 mph, 60 in some western coasts. for a time, as the low—pressure bridges across northern england and parts of wales we may see gusts locally of 75 mph, strong enough to damage trees, perhaps branches down and even entire trees. maybe some disruption to transport. it will pull away into the north sea tomorrow morning but still some strong gale force winds and persistent rain band behind it, more sunshine and showers with the wind slowly easing down but still feeling quite cold, between 1a and 18 celsius. this is bbc news at 5 — the headlines. the cap on public sector pay is to be lifted, but only for police and prison officers in england and wales. police will get a 1% rise, and an extra bonus, while prison officers will get 1.7% this year. the announcement comes as the latest inflation figures rise to the highest level in

that's aileen.trong winds to north poland, latvia, lithuania and estonia, with gusts reaching 70m/h. a blustery start to the day for us, with showers around. if you are heading out early, temperatures will be about 9—10 degrees celsius. across the far south of england, especially towards the south coast, sunshine for a time. but there's a strip of cloud coming down across the midlands, east anglia, and across wales too that will have heavy showers in it, and that's going to be pushing southwards as the morning goes by. so the sunshine in the far south won't last long. to the north, for scotland and northern ireland, yes, there will be some sunshine to start the day. still, though, with that blustery wind making it feel cool around the coast. stornowayjust 9 degrees, but factor in the strength of wind, it will feel a little chilly. as we go through the rest of the day, that band of cloud and showers pushes across south of england before clearing. then the sunshine comes out across england and wales,

storm aileen manifesting itself on the british isles. the met office has a the british isles.ce hasa amber the british isles. the met office has a amber warning in place. some of the gust hitting 50, 60 miles an hour. the expectation we had, south of the centre of the storm as it moves in. if things come together, the gusts may get up to 75 miles an hourin the gusts may get up to 75 miles an hour in exposed locations. about half of the story. towards the north of the centre, south of scotland, northern england, quite a bit of rain, couple of or so, the potential for disruption as we start the day on wednesday. the sort of strength and that can bring down trees, disrupt power as well. be aware of that. persistent rain there. around the eastern side of scotland. elsewhere, plenty of chappers through western scotland, northern ireland, coming down into the liverpool bay area. south of that, the bulk of the showers in the western midlands, wales, the south—west. isolated into the south—west. isolated into the south—west. generally speaking, somewhat dry conditions for the good pa

es importante lo que dice aileen. carolina: seguimos con un fenÓmeno potencial y hermano tambiÉn golpea a los animales que tienen que seguir su instinto para sobrevivir. javier: no es sorprendente, caro ver a las calles inundadas por caimanes, roedores, etc. ahora estÁn tratando de buscar algolle preguntamos a roma hey, portavoz del zoolÓgico de miami, que es lo que tenemos que hacer. ?> si alguien se encuentra frente a un animal tiene que ir para atrÁs y no acercarlo. esto no es un cambio de la vida para ellos tambiÉn,estÁn confundidos, estÁn asustados y puede ser peligroso para nosotros. carolina: no solamente para los seres humanos y no para ellos . verÍamos este vídeo que se volviÓ viral de una persona que estaba con su telÉfono y de repente vio un cocodrilo bien tranquilo caminando por la calle. javier: aquÍ lo importante es tomar las medidas de prevenciÓn. si llega a pasar algo asÍ hay que hacerse para atrÁs . imagÍnate encontrarte un cocodrilo frente a frente. carolikna quÉ harÍas tÚ, javi: raÚÑ{, cambiando de

this is storm aileen.e the top stories developing at 11am: inflation rises to 2.9% in august — an increase that was stronger than expected — as the price of petrol and clothing climbed. public sector unions threaten strikes unless their demand for a pay rise above inflation is met. more than half of all homes and businesses in florida remain without power — following hurricane irma. a man‘s been arrested on suspicion of murder after the 25—year—old daughter of holby city actor john michie was found dead at bestival music festival. also, tributes are paid to sir peter hall —

aileen: muchÍsimas gracias. la respuesta es la siguiente. 3.5 o mÁs. el 80% son en guerrero, oaxaca y chiapas, al sur del territorio mexicano. el sismo de 7.1 que ocurriÓ hace una semana en el centro de mÉxico, con mÁs de 300 personas fallecidas ha sido uno de los mÁs fuertes registrados en aquel paÍs. se produjo al cumplirse los 32 aÑos del mayor desastre en la historia de la ciudad de mÉxico. cuÁles han sido los principales terremotos en suelo azteca? el mÁs grave ocurriÓ en 1787 con una magnitud de 8,6, unos aÑos antes de la revoluciÓn francesa. fue en las costas de oaxaca y fue conocido como el gran tsunami mexicano, porque inundÓ hasta 4 millas adentro del estado de oaxaca. uno de los que quedÓ para siempre en la mente de los mexicanos y la humanidad, en 1985, el jueves 19 de septiembre. ocurriÓ a las 7:17 de la maÑana, mucha gente se levantaba. a pesar de haber ocurrido en michoacÁn como epicentro, la mayorÍa de las destrucciones y pÉrdidas humanas se concentraron en la capital. la cifra oficial es de 10.000 muertes. si hablamos del si

storm aileen has that potential. could be power lines and trees coming down.rs aplenty. across western parts of the british isles. they generally drier you are when you are further south. you may see a passing chalet here. into thursday, i want to bring to your attention we have a great run of north—westerly winds all the way from the north—west of the british isles right down across the country. that will have the potential to merge share was together, long spells of rain. possible across north of scotland. maybe for a time and down to eastern coastal areas. it will be a blustery day, a mixture of sunny spells and showers. if you see more of yourfair share of showers, though chavez will have the effect of losing three or four macro degrees every time they come through. by friday, not a great deal of difference. still a north—westerly flow, still plenty of showers. the wind is not as strong. not feeling spectacularly warm. temperatures 12—17. we are as far as the weekend, just noticed, high pressure trying to win the battle between the low pressure. just toppl

that's aileen.sts reaching 70 kilometres per hour early in the morning. a blustery started the day for us, with showers around. if you are heading out early, temperatures will be about 9—10 degrees celsius. across the far south of england, especially towards the south coast, sunshine for a time. but there's a strip of cloud coming down across the midlands, east anglia, and across wales, too, that will have heavy showers in it, and that's going to be pushing southwards as the morning goes by. so the sunshine in the south will not last long. to the north, for scotland and northern ireland, there will be some sunshine to start the day. still, though, with that blustery wind making it feel cool around the coast. still only 9 degrees, but factoring in the strength of wind, it will feel a little chilly. as we go through the rest of the day, that band of cloud and showers pushes south across england before clearing. then the sunshine comes out across england and wales, that sunshine triggering one or two h

now that we have storm aileen out of the way, things are settling into a recognisable pattern, at leastncertainty, which i will explain in a couple of minutes. in the short term, a recognisable pattern. a north—westerly wind, and in that flow, sunshine and showers doesn't really cut it all the time. we have many fronts working their way down across the british isles. leaden skies to start off the day in the central and southern parts. once those showers have gone, the chance of some sunshine. not doing that much for some sunshine. for friday morning, it could be a case of a rather wet start to the day, leaden skies, and until that feature has moved through, and it will take a good part of the afternoon to get to the vast alf, following behind, brighter skies, but the chance of the roads being awash at some point during your journey. the roads being awash at some point during yourjourney. come the weekend, we still have the same features in place. low pressure to the east of the british isles, high pressure over the atlantic. becoming more dominant across northern and western areas, and

that's aileen.rning. a blustery start to the day for us, with showers around. if you are heading out early, temperatures will be about 9—10 degrees celsius. across the far south of england, especially towards the south coast, sunshine for a time. but there's a strip of cloud coming down across the midlands, east anglia, and across wales, too, that will have heavy showers in it, and that's going to be pushing southwards as the morning goes by. so the sunshine in the south will not last long. to the north, for scotland and northern ireland, there will be some sunshine to start the day. still, though, with that blustery wind making it feel cool around the coast. stornoway 9 degrees, but factoring in the strength of wind, it will feel a little chilly. as we go through the rest of the day, that band of cloud and showers pushes south across england before clearing. then the sunshine comes out across england and wales, that sunshine triggering one or two heavy showers. some of the showers will turn thunder

hello, storm aileen has cleared away eastwards, taking the gales with it, but still some gusty windsparts of scotland, easing eastwards, but behind it, sunshine and showers for much of the country. and still some showers overnight, some more persistent rain sinking its way southwards through scotland, northern england and then into eastern parts of england. there are frequent showers across north—west wales. elsewhere, there will be some clear spells. could be quite a chilly night in the countryside, temperatures into the mid—to—low single figures in some rural spots, so a nip in the airfirst thing tomorrow, some more persistent rain across the east coast for a time, further showers, particularly across western parts of wales and some more persistent rain in north—western parts of scotland later in the day. otherwise, it is another day of sunshine and showers and still quite a cool feel. highs between 14 and 18 celsius for most. then the end of the week, we keep this cool feel, the winds will ease, especially as we go through the weekend and there will still be some showers around. b

that's aileen. strong winds to poland, lithuania, and estonia.s per hour early in the morning. a blustery started the day for us, with showers around, and if you are heading out early, temperatures will be about 9—10 degrees celsius. across the far south of england, towards the south coast, sunshine for a time. there is a strip of cloud coming down across the midlands, east anglia, and across wales, too, that will have heavy showers in it, and that will push southwards as the morning goes by. so the sunshine in the south will not last long. to the north, for scotland and northern ireland, there will be some sunshine to start the day. still with that blustery wind making it feel cool around the coast. factoring in the wind, it will feel a little chilly. going through the rest of the day, that band of cloud and showers pushes south across england before clearing. then the sunshine comes out across england and wales, triggering one or two heavy showers. some showers will turn thundery. when the showers come along, they'll drop the temperatures for a

this is a storm that we in the uk call aileen as it moves eastwards as we look to the picture for thursdaygermany, moving towards the baltic. in pushing further south, part of italy, croatia, slovenia into the start of the weekend. there could be flash flooding downpours. hard to believe that on this day last year in the uk the temperature reached 34 celsius. tomorrow, rant about the mid teens for most of us. anything warmer in the outlook? check back in half an hour for the weather for the week ahead. hello, i'm karin giannone, this is outside source. the un secretary general calls on the authorities in myanmar to halt the military campaign against the rohingya minority. i call on the mien ma authorities to suspend military action, and recognise the right of return for all those who had to leave the country. the european commission president looks beyond brexit and claims that the eu has got "wind back in its sails" after a difficult year. and victims of hurricane irma are confirmed in florida as the clear up continues in the state and across the caribbean. and if you want to get in touch

storm aileen, the first named storm this season, welcome to this evening's performance. is, as your conductor, yumi. yumi is, as you can see, a robot. it needs a bit of manhandling to get to the podium, but but once he is there, he's off! and it tookjust 17 hours of sometimes very frustrating practice with andrea bocelli and the real conductorfor with andrea bocelli and the real conductor for the robot to copy the movements for this six minute performance. translation: yumi has, because of the great elasticity of his arm, the exact same mobility and can do all the movements for the peace. here, for example, puccini... of course, conducting is more than just waving baton at the right time. it's all about expression, interaction with the orchestra and passion, all of which is missing with yumi. but at least he'll manage to hold it all together! it's interesting. obviously, the robot is programmed to the needs of these two particular singers who are collaborating with the robot. there's not much room unfortunately for improvisation. so basically you have to go with the robo

associated with this bank of cloud, which the met 0ffice have named as the first storm of the season, aileenbe gathering across

associated with this bank of cloud, which the met office have named as the first storm of the season, aileenahead of it, for some, some sunshine through the afternoon, showers across western areas and the rain will be gathering across parts of ireland, wales, south and south—west england. the winds will be strengthening, and so the winds will be strengthening, and so quite persistent rain and wet weather across northern ireland, western parts of scotland through receiving's rush—hour. winter at such a feature here but the winds will be strengthening across north west england down into wales and north—west england, particularly over the hills and along the coast, where the winds will become gusty for a time. the winds continued to strengthen across south—west england, pushing across the channel coast. for a time this evening, drier, the winds starting to pick up but not as strong at first. but the wind is of some concern to us. we have an amber warning for them —— from the met office. gusts across england and wales of a0 to 50 mph. across western and channel coast, the gusts could increase to

but at least storm aileen has cleared eastwards taking it scales across into the low countries. —— it'ss afternoon so nowhere is immune from a sudden sharp downpour. if you catch one, perhaps even a rumble of thunder lightning, but as i mention the temperature is no great shakes, 16 or 17 at best. there will be sunshine between the showers but the never too far away and they could merge together to give a longer speu merge together to give a longer spell of rain. 14 or 15 to high this afternoon. 13 from northern england, where there will be further showers pushing from west to east, and a similar story across northern ireland. but that persistent rain across the east of scotland will start to ease away but it will be replaced by furtherfrequent start to ease away but it will be replaced by further frequent showers and we keep some show is going through this evening. this feature here will pop up, the rainfall, for a time. there will still be a few showers developing across wales and south—west england but elsewhere, some clearer skies. these are the values in the centre of town but in s

. >>> aileen, las imÁgenes de tu casa son fuertes y ciertamente entendemos que no podrÁs quedarte ahÍ >>> gracias a dios mi hija estÁ en miami con su madre. mi madre se puso muy nerviosa. alejandro estÁ aca y esta bien. efectivamente no puedo entrar. me quede en casa de unos amigos de infancia y ahÍ dormi. desafortunadamente, no puedo entrar al departamento y no sÉ cuÁndo podrÉ sacar mis cosas. estÁ de lado, los departamentos hechos trisha tri no se puede e porque en cualquier momentoz momentormenta ppasa algo. >>> aileen, gracias por la comunicaciÓn. tanto tÚ como los que han recibido daÑos >>> terremoto en mÉxico. >>> es impresionante lo que vivimos aquÍ. seguramente todos en su casa tienen el corazÓn fruncido por las imÁgenes, sobre todo los niÑos que perdieron la vida. lo que hablÁbamos hace un rato, el terremoto no avisa, el temblor no avisa y te agarra s desprevenido. >>> ¿dÓnde estabas tÚ? cambio en mi casa. estaba preocupado por mi hermano menor que vive en df >>> Él saliÓ con su mochila y pasaporte y tuvo una reacciÓn oportuna. >>> las imÁgenes son impactan s impactantes. esa

storm aileen has cleared away eastwards, but we are left with some gusty winds and a number of showerse, you see the speckled effect on the early satellite and radar. more persistent across eastern parts of scotland, overnight it will sink southwards, in the northern england, easton in glencoe showers becoming combined to south—west england, wales, northern ireland and north—west scotland and elsewhere clear skies, out of the breeze in the countryside, we could see lows to 45 celsius. these are the values in the centres of towns but it touch of frost in some sheltered scottish glens first thing tomorrow. then it is a day broadly of sunshine and showers, the showers feeding across weekly on the brisk north—westerly wind. still a kornfeil where ever you are, high is generally between 13 and 18 celsius. in the friday and the weekend, we keep that cool feel, both by day and night, but at least the winds will ease. there will be some sunshine around but also further showers, especially on saturday. hello again come you are watching bbc news with me, ben brown. the latest headlines at 4:32pm

storm aileen rattled a few windows overnight last night and as it moves eastwards, it is going to move quieter. 0vernight, it did bring some pretty strong gusts of wind, up to 60 mph. in avonmouth we saw a gust up to 70 mph and these wind strengths brought some disruption this morning. trees we re some disruption this morning. trees were down and there was a lot of debris on the roads and some power cuts as well to after the storm, we have some sunshine and this was the scene recently in kent. many of us enjoying sunshine at the moment, still blustery conditions, especially where you have showers across the western areas, which will drift further eastwards. but across scotland, in eastern scotland more persistent rain will last well into the afternoon. pretty cloudy, pretty cool the afternoon. pretty cloudy, pretty cool, pretty wet across much of northern scotland. maximum temperature is about nine to 11. a mixed of sunny spells and showers in northern ireland and through much of england and wales, there will be lengthy dry spells with sunshine between but you could catch the odd showe

the met office have named the first storm of the season called aileen heading towards the uk and willdz not such a feature but for england and wales, gusts widely between a0 and 50mph, locally 60mph across western and channel coasts. for a across western and channel coasts. fora time, we across western and channel coasts. for a time, we could see gusts of up to 75mph in northern england. that is likely to bring damage to trees, maybe some trees down as well and certainly disruption to travel and transport. that storm slowly pushes away east tomorrow morning, still some gale force winds along the east coast for a time. slowly they will ease. a windy day overall but the winds will have lost some of their strength. another day of sunshine and showers, but certainly a cool feel given the strength of the wind and highs of between ia and 18. feel given the strength of the wind and highs of between ia and i8. bye. hello, this is bbc news, i'm jane hill. the headlines: the 1% cap on public sector pay increases is to be partially lifted. prison officers will get a i.7% salary boost this year w

storm aileen has cleared and we have been left with some gusty winds and they have been pushing showers thunder as well. they will continue to push eastwards. but they will become more confined to south—west england, wales and north—west scotland. but this feature intensifying the rain in northern and eastern england. but some drier spots. in some rural spots temperatures down to four or five tonight. some rain in eastern england that will ease away and then a mixture of sunshine and showers. more persistent rain coming into north—west scotland later in the afternoon. a cool day here at 13 celsius. not much higher elsewhere. for the weekend and friday and the weekend still the cool feel, but the winds will ease down. some sunshine, but also showers, specially on saturday. the time is 5:30pm and i will bring you up—to—date with the headlines this evening. security arrangements at the school attended by prince george are under review, following an attempted break in. a a0—year—old woman has been arrested on suspicion of burglary. hundreds of private patients of the breast surgeon ian pate

storm aileen has cleared away eastwards into the north sea, taking the gales to the low countries butand that will be pushing further showers across and some of the showers we have seen already having quite lively, giving a lot of rain ina having quite lively, giving a lot of rain in a short amount of time. as you can see on the early satellite radar picture, some sunny spells in between the persistent rain on the eastern side of scotland. that'll ease away but will sink southwards into northern england and eastern parts of england overnight. still some showers over wales in south—west england and western scotla nd south—west england and western scotland but otherwise, clearer skies and where we escape from the breeze, temperatures down to four or five celsius, perhaps even lower across scottish glens. tomorrow, persistent rain across the eastern side of england for a time and behind it, a day of sunshine and showers but more persistent rain into north—west scotland later in the afternoon. a cool feeling day, highs between 13 and 18 celsius. you are watching bbc news with me, ben brow

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