there were 149 alina. alina is doing the weather for us. i will tell you alina.ther for us. iwill tell you how alina. alina is doing the weather for us. i will tell you how many we re for us. i will tell you how many were called summer, kate autumn, winter. good morning. good morning to you all. it is a fairly cool weekend, there will be sunshine around with some showers, especially further north you are, however, further south is much more wet and windy for a time. so here is today's rain from the south—west, making its presence felt in south—west wales and south—west england, showers running ahead of that and the wrangle work eastwards through the day. the northern extent of this will be northern wales, the midlands into northern east anglia, ahead of it cloud and showers, the best of the sunshine across eastern scotland, showers piling into western scotland and northern ireland and quite blustery across the western isles of scotland with winds of 45 mph, temperatures no great shakes, 12 to 16 celsius, 18 01’ great shakes, 12 to 16 celsius, 18 or19 in the great

alina, we have done a quick check online to see how many babies were called alina last year, 149.is brilliant, ok? i know that i was teething steph earlier. i have lost due to it now. this is fantastic. we are looking at eve ryo ne this is fantastic. we are looking at everyone on the team. let's check naga. there were none. she will be happy with that. we will bore you with this all morning, if you are lucky. let us know. we can do it for you. now on breakfast it's time for the film review with mark kermode and martine croxall. martine, martine. that's the one. hello, and welcome to the film review, on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. it's almost becoming a habit! it is! what have you got for us this week? it is strange this week. we have the little stranger. we have a simple favor, i know you are going to see it this weekend so you are looking forward to the review. can't wait. and the house with a clock in its walls, a sort of family fantasy with a horror inflection. 0k. so first, the little stranger, is this about a haunted house? 0ra or

alina's appeal was rejected so the conviction stands and she now has a criminal record.e judge who made the ruling had been promoted to vice president of the district court the day before. they started for not going to go out with scott to join his that's our judicial reforms not just the judges are no longer there to interpret and apply the law. they're there to obey the government's orders and if they do they'll be promoted is don't look it's not in your own thoughts yet come. it's like being under the communist system and you know put it. back and that really made me feel strange like i'd been sent back decades in time it's sad. but unfortunately this is the present is that enough as you think. it is this has become you propose to the new models we are being driven into the arms of russia and putin. that's what they're doing to the courts won't interpret and apply the law will just do what a minister wants. what really scares me is that we're leaving the civilized european community and becoming part of the east again. in the shadow of the former palace of culture and

alina, and you know how many babies we re alina, and you know how many babies were called winter last summer. it is most people's favourite season. we should explain! i have become addicted to this, as have lots of people who are messaging me searching their names. you can go on the bbc website and there is a story about baby names, because the list of the most popular once was, it. you can put in your name at it will tell you how many babies were given that name in the larger, and there are some surprises. sorry, we are a little bit obsessed. 22 minutes past eight. for the first time in 20 years, the british army is introducing new physical tests for soldiers. press—ups, sit—ups and eight—mile marches are out, and exercises replicating the battlefield are in. they are supposedly more realistic things. tough tests. the changes also coincide with a lifting of the ban on women serving in close combat roles. so are the new tests any easier? i doubt it. there were 236 babies named jonathan last year. our defence correspondent jonathan beale went to find out. the old test was carrying a bi

alina, thank you very much.irport we generally expect it to make it on and off the plane in one piece. however this footage has emerged showing one baggage handler at manchester airport throwing suitcases at a luggage trolley in full view of passengers — and it's got a lot of attention online. they are not even staying on the thing he has tried to throw them on. that happened in full view of passengers, and it makes you wonder what happens when we are not watching. what is the point? it has just gone off the other side. he is creating more work for his poor colleague. but what about the extra work for all of us if we then have to start filling in forms. we can speak to travel expert simon calder now. we are shocked when you saw those? occasionally these things surface. bearin occasionally these things surface. bear in mind that the vast majority of baggage handlers are extremely hard—working, they work in all weathers, under immense pressure. these planes have to turn round in 25 minutes, all the bags and passen

time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. harrogate earlier. earlier. blustery showers over scotland and northern ireland. scotland and northern ireland. hour in parts of scotland could computer yesterday. computer yesterday. shows will fade away during this evening. evening. overnights for exposed eastern and western course. western course. with lows between 2 degrees and seven celsius. seven celsius. freezing particularly in rural areas. areas. actually start to monday but with a good deal of sunshine. with a good deal of sunshine. increasing through the north and west during the day. west during the day. rain arriving into northern scotland later than the day. later than the day. day and temperatures not much i than 13 celsius. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... conference gets under way. she also accuses labour of undermining the national interest. politics with brexit and start acting in the national interest. the best deal for britain. island of sulawesi. with many thought to be trapped under collapsed buildings.

alina jenkins has the weather.ing a kite on the lincolnshire coast. lincolnshire coast. ireland was bowled off on show but also blustery showers. also blustery showers. this clearly on the early satellite picture. picture. replacing the early brightness with sunshine. sunshine. scotland and the far north of england. england. going with exposed western and eastern coast. eastern coast. between 2—7dc lo wilma chris potts keeping close to freezing. —— rural spots. spots. colin in western scotland where it will be a cool day, 9—10 at best. will be a cool day, 9—10 at best. i2—isdc in the best of the sunshine. things warm up into tuesday, the builds here. builds here. misty and murky start on tuesday morning. morning.

now it's time for a look at the weather... the newsroom to alina jenkins.grazing sheep everywhere? sheep everywhere? enjoying the weather on the beach in yarmouth. yarmouth. but in places, we have had the odd spot of rain. but staying dry. dry. far north of scotland and england, and northern ireland. england, and northern ireland. spells of sunshine but showers never too far away. too far away. you can see this band of cloud is sinking south and east. of cloud is sinking south and east. replacing any earlier brightness and sunshine with cloud. sunshine with cloud. cloud further north means sunshine between, but also blustery showers. between, but also blustery showers. feeling across scotland and northern ireland, into northern england. ireland, into northern england. cannot rule out the odd rumble of thunder and flash of lightning. thunder and flash of lightning. england, northern ireland and northern and western scotland. northern and western scotland. are average speeds but we do have gusts of 30—40 miles an hour. gusts of 30—40 miles an hour. through th

actually high taxes and plain packaging seem to be working already in australia thanks for your comment alina she's watching on facebook live and once again for all of you on facebook live the creative approach a hospital has taken to reduce the anxiety in children before surgery that's a major plus and then man is here with his sport we're talking about the world heavyweight boxing champion who is yet to find outside his own country first let's check some world weather. on al-jazeera. in a new season al-jazeera correspondent returns with more personal stories from our journalists from around the world. brazilians are getting ready for election but the main presidential contender is on the phone as he says time in jail the corruption. from the u.s. and beyond investigate the stories beyond the headlines after a three year delay afghanistan will finally hold its own and the election what direction the country takes. with the new two part series the big picture examines the legacy of muhammad. and the effects of his demise october on al-jazeera in an instant the shifting news cycle of the liste

now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. hello. the wettest of the weather this weekend will be across central and southern areas of england and wales. we have already got outbreaks of rain working their way eastwards. the northern extent of this probably stretching from northern parts of wales to northern areas of east anglia. ahead of it, a lot of cloud. some bright and sunny spells across north—east england and eastern scotland, but still quite a lot of showers feeding into northern and western areas of scotland. some of those mayjust sink their way into parts of northern england and northern ireland. temperatures not much higher than 12—16 celsius. still quite gusty winds for the western isles of scotland and later in the day for south west england. overnight, the rain starts to ease away from the south, but more rain arrives from the west through the early hours. some clearer skies for many, although still a few showers peppering northern and western parts of scotland and quite a chilly night away from the far south. more rain

him alina takes us on a little voyage of discovery. to come as such people come here for the wine meals once a world famous but there's so much more to be discovered here in every little alleyway in st the town a surfer a thousand years old them are always happy to take visitors to see all these little details in something called the steep narrow streets add to the villages charm. the cobblestones have been worn smooth over the centuries so it can be a slippery slope up or down hill. the stones date back to the middle ages when the wind trade with england was flourishing. by what the wine was shipped to england in boats and so that have the right ballast on the way back they were loaded with stones from cornwall and here in sun to me all the stones were then used to build the streets. the one trade was initiated by eleanor duchess of aquitaine when she married the heir to the english throne the future henry the second it was their son the later king john who said. up the brotherhood . it's rather unusual to hear people popping bottles

you look at you i mean the media just look at the spot on so look at the caveat in alina yellin it'll be a mini the. one. kilometer one of the holes. you can really cut in your view and r.c.m.p. love into whether that's going to you know be an issue get us counsel and. you're not then you know you need to mali call us implementing my thought out loud problem you just got to go you. i mean honestly almost as equals you know things that are the secret but the. pranking gave americans a lot of new job opportunities i needed to come up here to make some money i could make twenty five thousand dollars as a teacher or i could make fifty thousand dollars a year truck so i chose to drive truck people rush to a small town in north dakota was an unemployment rate of zero percent like gold rush is very very similar to a gold rush but this beautiful story ended with pollution and devastation a lot of people have left here i don't know too many people here in the mountains and the slowdown so much they lost their jobs that laid off the american dream is changing that's not what it used to be. and

the out in alina yellin it'll be a mini the. one. kilometer one of the holes. cut in you and r.c.m.p. love into whether that's going to be an issue get us counsel. you're not then you know you need to mali call us implementing my thought out loud problem you just got to go you. i mean honestly i want to call it was you know things got out of the ticket but the. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see them. not that i would have that happen not that i am not out of the budget that i'm not out of the i'm not of the money the daily planet actually. this was a good time to. try to move there i'm. not done that out loud yet my little funny not why not check gender again why x. generated the whole people we believe is of the o.p.'s. lot of i can say what the bible says john even a lot of the moment about a mother had a lot of kids or is it a little odd i'm a little like a mad builder left about the things i don't want to put out a looked almost party without all the

sports good morning alina what made mode rich the shining star this year to appreciate moderates you have to think of him as a maestro and one of the two top qualities of a maestro a maestro can lead a maestro can dictate and it was the creative genius of modern age that basically led to croatia to a world cup final he was his country's most important player and then you look at what he's done at club level he helped me out madrid to win a champions league a champions league title that's the fourth season in a row and you know and that's also because his vision is key to that success and i think what i find so refreshing about him winning is that you have a midfield that's being recognized and oftentimes the reason why strikers and forwards tend to dominate this award is because the award is biased towards gold so goals you know you can put a number on them but often times the skill and the value of a. midfield defendo goalkeeper a lot more difficult to quantify it's wonderful to see a midfielder who shows it isn't it you know when you look back at past awards it's always been an old

now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. a fine enter the afternoon.ifferent story further north, more clout for northern ireland and scotland, further outbreaks of rape and western isles, strong wind as well. just to get up to 50 mph, some warmth in the sunshine across central and southern england, turning cooler here to this evening and overnight. we will see outbreaks of rate slipping their way south and east to southern scotland, weakening as they do, clear skies behind, blustery showers and i had some clearer skies. tempter started to you all three celsius for southern counties. a fair amount of cloud on sunday, that will be slipping its way south and east, a cloudy day for much of an glib and wales with bright sunny spells, but rather blustery showers across northern ireland and scotland, some heavy, some gusty winds as well. a cooler field for all. rise between ten and 15 sizes. —— highs. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... rescuers in indonesia say at least 384 people have been killed in the tsunami that struck the island of sulawesi. fac

it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. hello.nd that process has already begun across northern ireland and scotland, strengthening winds here overnight, some rain, some of which will be heavy. that will extend its way down into parts of northern england and north wales. further south and east, mainly dry. a mixture of variable cloud and clear spells. these are the average wind speeds overnight, but gusts will be higher, perhaps touching a0 or 50 miles an hour along irish sea coasts and for the western isles of scotland. but it is a mild night for all of us, temperatures only dropping to between 11—14 celsius. so here is how it's looking through sunday. we have an area of high pressure to the south of the uk, and to the north and west, an area of low pressure. these fronts sinking their way south eastwards across the uk. as they run into the area of high pressure, any rain on it will tend to fizzle out, but it's a damp start across parts of scotland, northern england, the midlands and into wales. notice how through the afternoon i

now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins.hern scotland, dry, later wins, clear spells. these are the average wind speeds but the gusts will be high, 40—50 a long irish sea coasts and in the north of scotland, but mild generally, following two below 14, ii celsius. this band of rain will slowly we moving south eastwards. cloudy with the drizzle at times for the western isles. a good deal of sunshine across south—east england with cloud across here, bringing the spot of rain. again quite breezy. when is not as strong as overnight, quite gusty in the western isles of scotland. temperatures tomorrow generally between 17 and 23 celsius. bye—bye. hello, this is bbc news with martine croxall. the headlines: 14 people have died in a massive storm in the northern philippines. it's the strongest typhoon so far this year, with 20—foot storm surges. in the us, tropical storm florence is causing catastrophic flooding on the east coast — five people have died, as forecasters warn that storm surges remain a dangerous threat.

now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins.already got outbreaks of rain working eastwards. the northern extent of this probably from northern parts of wales to northern parts of east anglia, with lots of cloud ahead. some bright, sunny spells across scotland but quite a few showers feeding into northern and western areas of scotland. temperatures not much higher than 12 01’ temperatures not much higher than 12 or16, temperatures not much higher than 12 or 16, still quite gusty winds for the western isles of scotland and later for south—west england. overnight rain eases away from the south moor arrives from the west. clear skies for many many though still showers peppering northern parts of scotland and quite a chilly night away from the far south. more rain to come tomorrow across central and southern parts of england and wales, easing away eastwards through the afternoon, still some showers further north and west, gusty winds for a time as that rain clears eastwards, temperatures 12 to 16. the foreign secretary, jeremy hunt,

now alina dorrien live in flats one above the other if this is my father's the chief of iraq. it was hanging i was sitting here only in baghdad to show that life was good. this. in the. face. his speech was that. we don't have religion it's we are all iraqis jews muslims and christians were all iraqis it was a good time it was very it was planted. this paradise was created by the british who took part in one nine hundred seventeen. this little boy being pulled along in a to a british tongue is it means constant david. on his father's farm near the town of . ended with the world. by a father and the relation with their fits right i mean diverted you. to believe . they were like a brother but i say like a brother like a brother i mean they are there to do all we want to their whole we were just like part of one house and my father. we were speaking english there were the rule of. if you are in line with the british the levee can be that the north will iraq you jews were in line with the british i met saleem fertile in israel. many others like me the poor class thought the britis

now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. hello.have already got outbreaks of rain working their way eastwards. the northern extent of this probably stretching from northern parts of wales to northern areas of east anglia. ahead of it, a lot of cloud. some bright and sunny spells across north—east england and eastern scotland, but still quite a lot of showers feeding into northern and western areas of scotland. some of those mayjust sink their way into parts of northern england and northern ireland. temperatures not much higher than 12—16 celsius. still quite gusty winds for the western isles of scotland and later in the day for south west england. 0vernight, the rain starts to ease away from the south, but more rain arrives from the west through the early hours. some clearer skies for many, although still a few showers peppering northern and western parts of scotland and quite a chilly night away from the far south. more rain to come through tomorrow across central and southern parts of england and wales. it will be easing away eas

now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. a fine enter the afternoon. rape and western isles, strong wind as well. just to get up to 50 mph, some warmth in the sunshine across central and southern england, turning cooler here to this evening and overnight. we will see outbreaks of rate slipping their way south and east to southern scotland, weakening as they do, clear skies behind, blustery showers and i had some clearer skies. tempter started to you all three

now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins.area of cloud, the remnants of this area of cloud, the remnants of what was couric hain hell in. it is no longer a hurricane, but within this is a lot of tropical energy, over the next few days some strengthening wind and outbreaks for some but it will raise temperatures. patchy rainfall time across scotland, at the end of cloud sinking southwards across the far south ringing patchy drizzle, hail and. it elsewhere, mainly dry, clear spells and a muggy night for the far south. bridge is not much lower than 15 or16, 9— south. bridge is not much lower than 15 or 16, 9- 11 south. bridge is not much lower than 15 or 16, 9— 11 further north. over the next few days this area of low pressure trax north, noticed a squeeze in the isobars, some strong wind and heavy rain for some but also for others, some warm tropical airand that also for others, some warm tropical air and that will extend northwards into parts of southern scotland and and northern ireland are the next few days. further outbreak

. >> dana: if you tell alina i will fix it, does she say no?ings. >> jesse: did you ever destroy a blackberry with a hammer? >> greg: [laughs] no. >> dana: i almost destroyed something. it was 1:00 a.m., we had been here long days, long nights, finally going to get some sleep. i just dropped off and i hear beep, beep. it is one of the alarms. it wasn't a smoke alarm, it was the other one. i couldn't reach it. do i have a ladder in my apartment? no. i got on a stool. you can't undo it and i almost took a hammer to it. >> greg: i fixed on my taking off the ceiling and put it in the drawer. it beeped in the drawer but i couldn't hear it. >> dana: and that i can go back to sleep. and then i thought what if i'm going to die? >> greg: you will have dreamed of troy. >> dana: one day we will find out his last name. >> greg: i bet he is hideous. >> dana: he is not hideous. that's it for us. this special edition of "the five." have a wonderful labor day. we'll be back here tomorrow. set your dvr. >> an american service member in afghanistan is killed in

thousands of people ordered to evacuate the flood ravaged portion of south alina. >>> and a foul problem is distracted students from the studies. >>>, today the south carolina coast is racing for record flooding is rivers keep arising days after hurricane florence. young county is likely to see floodwaters at least 10 feet deep. thousands of people are being evacuated. >> we expect to see peak levels of water levels here going wednesday evening and into the early morning hours of thursday. >> schools in the county are closed until further notice. >>> instagram's cofounders are stepping down. what does that mean for facebook stock? joining us live now is jason brooks. >> reporter: there is pressure on facebook stock after the cofounders of instagram decided to step down. they say that they want to rediscover their creative spark, however there have been multiple reports that neither was pleased with the vision that zuckerberg has had for instagram. they sold instagram to facebook in 2012 and the move mewhat similar to what's app founder that with a sold their company. the fed kicks off a

. >>> i want to bring in alina shore. hugh hewitt, radio talk show host and a political analyst. jeff flake is obviously at the center of the story, right? sits on the judiciary committee and said in a statement i've made it clear i'm not comfortable moving ahead with the vote on thursday if we have not heard her side of the story or explored this further. christine ford said she'll testify. what will happen now? >> well, jeff flake is in a key position because he is on a narrowly divided judiciary committee. just because he's not comfortable voting yes right now doesn't mean they can't push the nomination to the floor with no committee vote at all but it's clear that jeff flake isn't just speaking for himself. bob corker has also told us he is not comfortable moving forward until they can hear from professor ford and it's also clear that just a follow-up call as the chairman mentioned is not going to be enough for these republicans. >> in fact, you're right. i mean, there are a couple of other crucial votes here that i should mention, hugh. from moderate republican women, lisa m

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another singapore hopeful elaine is that alina also fell at the first hurdle in beijing the ukrainian world number five had fled alexander krige a sat and for one for going down in the. british boxer callum smith is the new super middleweight world champion smith and george grosses sixteen month reign with a seventh round knockout victory over his compatriot in saudi arabia smith also claimed the prestigious ring magazine belt and the inaugural muhammad ali trophy it's been a long time coleman. it's sort of always believed i was capable to do that since i was a little boy it's always been a dream i'm on and since it's. i always believed in me on ability and i think i had to slow last couple of years a few. me off no it was a lot of people george to win this fight and felt i was out i always knew i was good you know. and he is cricketers how their nerve to win the asia cup final against bangladesh the defending champion scored the winning runs off the final delivery in dubai to retain the title it's a seven time india have lifted this trophy big thing everything into consideration we w

alina schneider from politico. >> we were talking earlier about open seats, and you mentioned at theu wish there were maybe then were ideal. we have a historic high of open seats, obviously not all are competitive but half are and i'm curious if you can speak to how that affects resources and priorities in terms of -- there is no income to protect them, do they file down as a priority list as well look at the map and can you also speak a little bit to maybe why, if you have any theories, as to why we saw as many retirements and people deciding to leave? >> i would start with my 70 people left, it is pretty simple. we have term limits for chairman. of the people that last, about 40% of them were chairman. and that is kind of how it goes. when somebody has done there six years, you really want to start over and be rank and file for a while and build their way up to be a chairman on another committee or back on the same committee which we have not done, have not recycled anybody since they came in, i don't think. so it kind of is the culmination of a career, democrats don't have that so

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alina, he did not get into the other charges but he seemed to intimate here that whether we rush thisill be an affair for all of us. is he right about that? >> i agree with that. this thing has been a total surprise. just about over a week ago brett kavanaugh was expected to be confirmed in what was seemingly an easy quick process but now that we have three accusers who are saying who are alleging sexual assault or sexual misconduct and it's thrown everything into this messy process and he mentioned we should have learned from what happened with anita hill back in the 1990s and yet we are seeing the same messy process play out again. neil: i don't know what would be concluded tomorrow but i don't think that would change a single vote depending on how the judge responds and what the democrats on the panel will be inclined to ask the judge about these two women who have come forward with similar accusations but i'll be at different. where is this going? is the vote still doable on friday? >> i think it is. what you heard jeff flake do right now was a pre- bottle. he's offering expeditio

with me tiffany cross and alina maxwell and washington post columnist dana millbank. start on that point. whatever else you think, there is something to the argument that senator feinstein had this report in july. >> correct. >> we even had congresswoman maxine waters on and she said if you had it, you're not going to put it out, it's no good to anyone. >> right. >> she didn't decide with the fellow democrats and let them decide whether it's wortd questioning him on. >> it illustrates just how much has not changed since 1993 and previously anita hill during the clarence thomas confirmation hearings, right? you had a moment in that controversy where you felt like the country was moving forward and i am disappointed in senator feinstein. in the me, too, era, you're going to have to do better when it comes to serious allegations of sexual misconduct and that includes informing other democrats that this letter exists. the allegations are serious. he's being accused of sexual misconduct and holding someone down against their will. she thankfully got away. it's not somethin

the scale and sophistication of russian alina david is far more advanced than that of other states currently subject to a broad u.s. sanctions. so i've got a report from the congressional research service says about the sanction which designations have been made and not in use baby talk about about the use of executive orders. i want to ask you first of all, do you think we are doing everything we can do pivot that the sanctions are done, with only done broad sanctions on nine out of 100 of the largest countries in russia and label me as more targeted sanctions in 23 out of the top 100 companies in russia. i wanted to suggest that we could be using for more sanctions related to section 224 related to the specific area. do you think we're doing everything we can do? do you have as much research and authority to do everything you should be doing for both of you? >> thank you, congressman. i'll start off very quickly. we do have the authorities and we are exploring what more we can do to ratchet up the pressure on russia. when it comes to imposing sanctions, just the fact we have these authorit

now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. still under the front we had yesterday. it is a lot weaker now. still generating a lot of cloud. just bringing the odd spot of light rain and drizzle. to the north and west, scotland and northern ireland, a good deal of sunshine today. brighter spells further south. generally more clout than we saw yesterday. temperatures between 15 and 22 celsius. some showers later on in the day. they should fade overnight. mainly dry night elsewhere. clear spells and variable cloud. quite cold across the lens of scotland. tomorrow, most places will be mainly dry. the chance of a few showers on the eastern coast and more persistent rain arriving into the western isles of scotland and northern ireland in the afternoon. some spells of sunshine. highs between 14 and 21 celsius. this is bbc news. our latest headlines... tsb's chief executive paul pester has resigned with immediate effect after a botched computer upgrade five months ago led to online banking chaos. decision day for labour as the party's

now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. northern and western scotland, good deal of sunshine, one or two share was popping up, zone of cloud draped across the far south of scotland, down through the midlands, wales, and south—west england, bringing outbreaks of rain, heaviest in southern scotland and north west england, another fine, dry, in southern scotland and north west england, anotherfine, dry, warm day elsewhere, temperatures up to 25 celsius somewhat cooler further north and west. temperatures down to two or three celsius in rural areas, still the area of cloud, down from the midlands in two parts of wales, keeping temperatures here up to around 12 or 13. various guys continuing. likely to see more in the way of cloud, still fairly cloudy across much of east wales, midlands, parts of northern england, apart from spots of rain, mainly dry. sunshine further north and west. —— various skies continuing. this is bbc news. our latest headlines. boris johnson has given a scathing assessment of theresa may's brexit deal pro