america. living in the new world with. >> it's time to check the pulse.n unknown artist soaring to the top of the charts. >> yeah, you're listening to the viral hit richmond north of richmond, and it's debuted at number one on the billboard hot 100. and that makes oliver anthony the first singer to ever top the list. get this, with no prior chart history, it's a country folk anthem that leans right and draws criticism from the left. >> anthony sings about selling his soul, working all day and being kept in his place by inflation and high taxes. speaking of inflation, more sticker shock at the car dealership. if you're looking for a new car under $20,000, there's now only one model available. >> and here it is. it's the mitsubishi mirage, the only new car selling under 20 grand. that is down from a dozen cars five years ago. >> on the other end of the spectrum, this custom built rolls royce convertible is expected to come with a sticker price of $30 million. just $30 choice next, a new record for a us sprinter. >> yeah. check out what happened last night a

on america. new details overnight and the coconspirators named in the indictment and what trump's lawyers said overnight about the first amendment and why he says it protects trump. >> the suv plowing into pedestrians on a crowded street in new york. what we're now learning about the driver. back to school quickly approaching this morning. >> the nationwide teacher shortage worsens in many areas, but some schools are being forced to do to staff their classrooms. >> a former beauty queen arrested, accused of plotting to kill her husband on vacation. why she's now been released and what her husband is saying about their three young children. justice for the immortal henrietta lacks. >> her cancer cells became some of the building blocks of modern medicine, but she never gave her permission. what's happening now , seven decades later? plus the news overnight about the billion dollar mega millions jackpot. and if you didn't win the mega millions, the new job, you could have playing uno, it's more lucrati

sophie long, bbc news, spaceport america, new mexico.ince the police service of northern ireland mistakenly made public the identities of 10,000 employees, and its chief constable has apologised for what he called an "industrial scale breach of data." many of the police officers try not to reveal their occupation even to family, because of security concerns, so their union says they're shocked and fearful. the chief constable said they had not be able to verify a claim by dissident republicans that they had obtained the staff list. here's sarah girvin. the terrorism threat level in northern ireland is severe — that's the highest in the uk — and it's because of that threat that some police officers keep their jobs secret from people in their community, theirfriends, even their children. today, the force's most senior officer acknowledged claims that dissident republicans are in possession of information from the data breaches. this is a claim. we haven't yet been able to verify what the substance is behind that claim, or see any of the in

america's neglected needs. announcer: and now, "bbc news". >> i am in washingtos is bbc world news america. allies of donald trump turned themselves in to authorities. the first to do so in a sprawling election interference case. smoke is proving to be the biggest challenge for firefighters as they continue to fight flames both in canada and washington state. in ukrainian defense officials don't -- deny corruption allegations after president zelensky sex military recruitment leadership. welcomto world news america. we begin indoors where two of former u.s. president donald trump's codefendants have surrendered to authorities at the fulton county jail. trump's former personal lawyer and scott hall, a george abela bondsman became the first of 19 codefendants to surrender ahead of friday's deadline. paul faces seven charges. it is eastman that is considered to be a key figure in the middle the bond. he faces nine counts of racketeering and conspiracy. his bond was set at $100,000. quickly attempt to criminalize our rights with this indictment will have and is already having profound consequenc

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and rudy giuliani, his lawyer or the remember from the nineties and then 2000 as the mayor of america, new york, of course, 911, we all remember that now he is present with the mock show like a criminal. he had charles and prosecuted many times in history. a mark meadows, the former chief of stuff, and many, many more the president will as we assume, has the same fate. and that is so much so now, why is this different this case? because it comes with mandatory prison terms. if those co defendants or the president should have been found guilty, one or 2 or 3 counts, it all in all, it's $41.00 counts against those. but just 2 or 3 or 4 of them, they carry one year to year mandated present time. so of course, this is a concern for the president, and that's why he just today hired a new lawyer who's expertise is to fight against record tearing charges, which he is facing, staff in simon's in atlanta. thank you so much. let's take a look night at some other headlines. other stories making headlines around the world. the bricks group has invited another 6 nations to join the economic blog, argen

hello and welcome to world news america.sian authorities say they have recovered the flight recorders from where wagner chief yevgeny prigozhin's private plane crashed. . . he was believed to be one of the 10 people who died the kremlin said it is a lie that they were involved. the crash what happened months after prigozhin let a failed mutiny. we have more from moscow. >> i was on a conference call earlier with president putin's spokesman. a select group of russian and foreign journalists. you can more or less ask any question you want to. i asked dmitry peskov for his reaction to accusations from western officials that the kremlin might affect something to do with that plane crash two days ago that reportedly killed yevgeny prigozhin. it is not just western officials who think this. there are many russians who believe it, too. dmitry peskov said the claims are an absolute lie. he said we talk about this issue we should be guided only by facts. we do not have many facts at the moment. the facts need to be clarified during t

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welcome to world news america.art in hawaii were recovery crews continue to come to the devastation on the island of maui after a welfare at least one week ago. at least 96 people confirmed dead. hundreds are still reported missing. only 3% of the city lahaina has been searched. officials are warning that the death toll could claim. hawaii's governor expects the toll to rise by 10 to 20 victims per day. questions are being asked about emergency preparedness. hawaii attorney general is investigating after early warning sirens failed to ask again -- activate. >> nothing can prepare you for what i saw during my time here. nothing can prepare them for the emotional toll of the impact that this event has taken on them. as you heard, i have been in continuous communication with the president is fires started. we will be in hawaii every step of the way to help residents take control of the recovery and help them rebuild anyway a way to make them more resilient. >> in maui, helena humphrey has been covering the latest. you

i can tell you that there is no news network in america, domestic television, network news network in america, who does not care with this news right now. and of course, if you go to the rides a little bit or something that regard to the left a little bit or in the middle, they all have their little twists and turns or spins on it. but it's truth is also that. and that may be tells you something about the public domain, and we're donald trump is seen in the public and in the political public. here is that most republican voters are actually for donald trump. they do not care if he is indicted, that you can throw another indictment in another indictment at donald trump and they wouldn't care, at least that's what the poets say. so he is leading in the pre g o p j, right? the primary is to get hold to determine who becomes the presidential candidate for the republican party is leading by fob. i'd thousands of points against the next contender, which is in this case run de santis governor of florida. so it seems to be that donald trump is able to and probably he will since he's able to a

fox news at night can trace gallagher is next. i love you america trace: good evening i'm trace gallagher it's 11:00 p.m. on the east coast 8:00 on los angeles and this is america's late news, fox news at night. and breaking tonight, fox news has just obtained disturbing video from oakland california where two robbery suspects pistol-whipped and violently dragged a woman on the ground and yet now the oakland mayor telling the naacp to quit complaining. portland public schools have a new grading system that allows students to skip homework, not show up to class and even cheat with zero consequences. all in the name of racial equity. but we begin with the countdown to the first gop primary debate right here on fox news. eight candidates trying to convince america that they are the key to beating joe biden. bill melugin is live in milwaukee where the debate is less than 24 hours away. bill, good evening. >> reporter: trace, good evening to you. this time tomorrow night, that debate is going to be wrapping up and we are likely going to be talking about

america's neglected needs. announcer: and now, "bbc news". >> this is bbc world news america. welcome to world news america. re following this working news as we heard from christian. former u.s. president trump pleading not guilty to four charges against him relating to january 6 and the efforts to overturn the 2020 election. these are life pictures here as the former and his motorcade are arriving at washington reagan national airport. this is trump's third indictment this year with a potential fourth out of georgia likely to come later this month. he appeared later in court blocks from the capitol building. is about 10 minutes from where you see the president now at the airport. a pro-trump mob stormed the capital. lawmakers were working to certify the election. this was the center of the indictment former president was arraigned on today. we saw rioters come from a rally where trump had repeated claims the election was stolen from him. something he had been saying for weeks. at the very courthouse some of the rioters have been tried, charged and tried for their role. more than 1000 have been charged in c

america's neglected needs. announcer: and now, "bbc news". ♪ >> this is bbc world news americas.nians held as prisoners of war tell the bbc they were subjected to torture. district attorney willis with a racketeering charge for trump. and we look at search and rescue efforts that continue amid the destruction. ♪ >> welcome to "world news america." we start in ukraine where the country's humanitarian corridor allowing ships to pass through the black sea is being put through its biggest test yet. a hong kong flag merchantship successfully left the ukrainian seaport of odessa and is a key test of russia's blockade after it pulled out of a deal letting russia export crane. any ships headed for the ukraine ukrainian ports can be a target and called it an important step. james waterhouse has the latest now from difference. from kyiv. james: there's action at sea. since a agreed route through the black sea has been agreed upon they announce a corridor without a acknowledgement from russia which continued to target commercial vessels and yet we have a cargo ship leave the port of odessa

but the people who pay attention, you know, i think if you ask and one of the us, what is nothing america new suddenly bass is going to be. ease are back there. is a place that does what we tell them to do and that has been the history of loving america for too long. and now we're seeing. gotcha is we're seeing a change and uh and uh, and it is other time. and with the less these are coming to power it, i'll always, i think it goes beyond that. i don't agree with you. i do think it goes beyond just, you know, i left them right. i think this is the question of north and south. well, that's interesting. because what, what i believe is happening is that it has for tell me if i'm wrong, but for latin america to find itself, it has to worry less about its political ideology and more about the relationships that it's forges. the relationships that it forges because it seems to me that for the past 200 years, it really has only had 2 fundamental relationships, spain and the united states. that's a true, true enough of that. what we're seeing china, you know, china, such as drunk prices and maybe a f

america's neglected needs. announcer: and now, "bbc news". >> i'm katrina perry in washington. this is bbc world news america.aine under fire. another missile strike, multiple civilians killed and injured in the eastern city of graz. saving the summit kicks off in focused on one of the world's most important ecosystems. portugal is burning. the hottest day of the year triggering wildfires as thousands are forced to evacuate. welcome to world news america. we start with the war in ukraine. at least seven people are dead after two russian missile attacks. the second missile attack happened as rescuers were searching for victims of the first. zens were injured, including two children. the head of the region said it damaged a hotel, as well as office buildings. our correspondent has more about the attack and the town where it happened. >> rescue efforts are continuing today. paused overnight because of risk shelling. it is one of many frontlin towns whereafter the population was hollowed out in the full-scale invasion of last year, people have been returning to cities despite the very real dangers. authorities sa

america's neglected needs. announcer: and now, "bbc news". >> i'm katrina perry in washington, and this is bbc world news americarmer u.s. president donald trump heads to georgia to turn himself into authorities. he faces accusations of election interference. the russian president breaks his silence over the death of a man who used to be one of his closest allies. and a catastrophic die off of her penguin chicks is observed in antarctica after major sea ice losses. what it portends for the futures of the colonies there. katrina: hello and welcome to world news america. former president donald trump is heading to georgia to turn himself in at this -- the states fulton county jail before the final friday deadline. i head of his surrender related to charges to attempt to overturn the 2020 election, supporters flocked to the jail. the former chief of staff mark meadows surrendered and the leader of black voices for trump as well. ey joined other codefendants who have already done so, among them, from allies like former lawyers rudy giuliani and sidney powell. our reporter is at the jail in fulton county and since th

america's neglected needs. announcer: and now, "bbc news". ♪ >> this is bbc world news america.ean nations begin evacuating their citizens from niger as the country remains in limbo. evacuation orders have eased for an explosive wildfire at the u.s. canada border but residents are still on alert. underage of pakistani migrants have reportedly drowned in a deadly voyage to europe. the bbc takes a look at their dangerous journey. ♪ welcome to world news america. we start with the deepening crisis in niger as european nations begin evacuating hundreds of citizens. france, italy and spain announced the evacuations over concerns their nationals would become trapped after a military coup plunged of the nation into crisis. the regional block has threatened to use force to reinstate the ousted president. niger's new military leaders have warned against these attempts. some countries in the region have come to the new leadership's defense including burkina faso, mali and guinea declaring any military intervention would be considered a declaration of war. niger is located in a key region

america's neglected needs. announcer: and now, "bbc news". >> i am sunni so misn washington. this is "bbc world news america."ricane idalia is set to make landfall on florida's coast. they are bracing for impact on their homes and business. the u.s. commerce secretary's in beijing will take a look at what her visit means for u.s.-china relations. traumatic rise in the number of ukrainian deaths in the war according to estimates by u.s. officials. ♪ >> welcome to world news america. we are following hurricane idalia as it is shaping up to be a life-threatening storm with dangerous winds taking aim at the u.s. state of florida. this is the expected path of the storm. the national hurricane center could reach category three force when it makes landfall early wednesday. forecasters predict the u.s. states of georgia, north carolina, and uth carolina will see heavy rainfall. so far, florida, georgia, and south carolina have all issued a state of emergency declarations. the national oceanic and atmospheric administration released these satellite images where you can see the massive nature of hurricane idalia as it

america's neglected needs. announcer: and now, "bbc news". >> washington and this is "bbc world news america." >> it looks likear zone. it looks like someone came along and bombed the whole town. it is completely devastated. it is burned down to the ground. >> a thriving town reduced to almost nothing. the destruction left behind after one of the worst natural disasters in the state of hawaii's history. >> a new special counsel is named to oversee the case against hunter biden with mixed reactions. ♪ hello and welcome to world news america. we begin in hawaii where we are getting a better look at the devastation from major wildfires that tore through parts of the island of maui. this is what is left of lahaina. the historic town hit hardest by the fires. blackened earth make for a bleak scene. 55 people have died but that number is expected to rise. the mayor of mao we said earlier the number was based -- the mayor of maui said the number was based on victims found outdoor spirit it is probably the largest natural disaster in the state's history. some people were forced to jump into the ocean to escape, treadi

america's neglected needs. announcer: and now, "bbc news". ♪ anchor: i am in washington and this is bbc world news america.orld's oceans hottest ever recorded, having major implications for the planet. two u.s. sailors arrested for allegedly sharing secrets with one of the country's largest naval competitors. countries have provided ukraine billions of dollars in weaponry but russia is making problems for ukrainian troops. ♪ anchor: welcome to bbc world news america. we begin with a dire warning about climate change. scientists say the average surface temperature of the world's oceans has had a record high just under 21° celsius or nearly 70 darren heitner in august -- or nearly 70 degrees fahrenheit in august. our climate editor reports. correspondent: they have been taking measurements of temperatures here in plymouth for more than a century and for the last 50 or so years, they have showed a slow but steady increase, up a third of the degree in a decade. >> [indiscernible] something around 18 or 19. correspondent: it has been a similar pattern globally, rising sea temperatures and increasing marine heat

he described the acceptance of america's new plan to impose restrictions on investments in china in thef science and technology by signing president of the united states of america the treasury of this country can prohibit or limit the investment of american companies in the field of semi-media, quantum information technologies and artificial intelligence systems. government officials should call this law a security measure and for some time american companies have been investing in the technology sector, including intelligence. artificial intelligence in china will lead to the development of the chinese army. today, the ministry of commerce accused the united states of disrupting the industry and the global supply chain and warned that tunisia and giri consider it their right to retaliate. according to the report of the afp, about one hundred of these refugees who have been wandering in the border deserts for about a month lost their lives or the disappearance of these migrants, whose number is estimated at 1,200, about a month ago following a conflict with some the people of the city

the unitedl find o states of america,s is where this is now the new norm.whatever party becomes the party in power will say, hey, look, the last guy did this. we wil can use the power of lawtho enforcement. we can use our department of justicwer ofe to go after political opponents. >> and that's not important to. >> but i agree with you. if fbi is weaponized and politicized, that's a problem. doj, i think weaponized , has bt think we have equal justice or equal application of our lawsua as of today in america. that's an extremely dangerouss t to this democratic republic. >> it is. but i want to ashisk tulsi this question. we know joe biden lied repeatedly, both. as a candidate and as a president when he said he'd never talk to his son or brother or anybody, for that matter, about his foreign business deals. and secondly, that he was never in business that evolved in the week or two.si he never was in business with his son. noness whiw devon archer is cong he was getting on the phone calls and it sounds like me that he was the closer when when burisma most n

which has always been a supporter of sports, and all our great sports heroes were active with america news, the group of friends of the three channels and media images and sed and sima news agency on it. of importance it is special, and we have an opportunity for the media and the sports community to use this opportunity in the best way. in the name of god, in the name of god, i wish you a good day. iran's national women's basketball team lost its second match in the william jones cup and from the round of the competition, which chinese taipei is hosting our country's national team. minutes ago, in the second game , the iranian women's basketball players were defeated by the philippines with a score of 6458. tomorrow, in their third match, they will face the second team of chinese taipei, the dutch and japanese teams in total 8 teams . the top of the women's world cup in the continuation of the round of 16 of this tournament, which was jointly hosted by australia and new zealand , today the netherlands defeated south africa with a double and joined the quarter- finals of this tournament. a

america's neglected needs. announcer: and now, "bbc news". >> this is bbc worlds america.ukraine pushes to retake a key city, we look at a team on the front line. concerns grow after an american nurse and her child are kidnapped outside haiti's capital amid the violence. a suicide or -- suicide bomber in pakistan leaves a community in morning. -- mourning. welcome to world news america. in this special report from ukraine, ukrainian forces are still trying to retake a city and russian forces say the captured it in may after nearly a year of fighting. the bbc got exclusive access to a team of elite snipers who conduct night raids close to the city. jonathan beale joined them on a journey to the front line. reporter: we are on our way to a secret location, a place they call the edge of existence. behind the wheel, the man known as ghost. he tells me his team of snipers are all known as the ghosts because they silently bring death. their base is already well within range of russian artillery. >> i was close. reporter: but they will be going even closer towards enemy lines. yo

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the issue and who do you listen to and things like maybe i should listen and i'm thinking who in america newhose are good outlets to understand what i mean a lot of things in our system are creating this polarization and i agree, i think it is dangerous. i think the americanve public knows they do not represent our republicans but a dangerous faction and has a lot of power right now. >> i would encourage you both. [laughter] >> i love your show. >> i would say a little different angle. i've been critical of the example of create a bigger problem in the problem is a strength of the party, it's been neutralized other. the problem today is that if you are the campaign manager running a campaign, you're lucky if you control 25% of the message of the wholeig campaign because soe of it is done by the super pack and my answer i think it is super pack. too many of them their job is to be the bad guy in the wrong the negative parts of thedo campaign or they don't care and in slow times to talk about the n negate and negative the negatives. i leave this like a giant balloon, you squeeze it and it gets

brink of claps -- collapse raef already a it could of conflict. ♪ >> hello, and welcome to world news americatart the program with developing news. a man wanted for violent threats against u.s. president joe biden has been shot and killed by f.b.i. agents in utah. they say it happened while special agents tried to serve arrest and search warrants at a home this morning in provo. president biden is scheduled to visit utah this week. let's go to our north american correspondent who has the details. what can you tell us? reporter: the details that we've got so far is that the individual, the suspect is named craig robertson. we understand he was 75 years old and there's a criminal complaint that -- complaint that shows that he was being invested for a few things, notably for making threats against president biden and f.b.i. agents had conducted surveillance on his home back in march. they wanted to talk to him about thinks social media posts. he told them, according to the criminal complaint to come back with a warrant, which they did. in terms of the social media posts, reading the criminal com

sophie long, bbc news, spaceport america, new mexico. good luck to all of them. and you can see live coverage of the galactic launch — due at 3.30 — on the bbc news website and on iplayer. time for a look at the weather. very nice for quite a lot of us today, ben. very nice for quite a lot of us today. ben-— very nice for quite a lot of us today, ben. very nice for quite a lot of us toda , ben. ~ . ., ., , ~ ., today, ben. what a novelty! a day of sunshine and — today, ben. what a novelty! a day of sunshine and warmth _ today, ben. what a novelty! a day of sunshine and warmth for _ today, ben. what a novelty! a day of sunshine and warmth for many of. sunshine and warmth for many of us, and have a look at this picture from and have a look at this picture from a weather watcher in kent. beautiful blue sky overhead, no wonder people have flocked to the beach, but it isn't like that everywhere. some places like northern ireland have more in the way of cloud. northern ireland is turning cloudy because of this approaching weather front which will change things. it means

only last week we develop television and nuclear power and now as america's new spacecraft succeeds in reaching venus we will have literally reached the stars before midnight tonight. this is a breathtaking pace and such a pace cannot help but create ill. new, new problems, new dangers could surely the opening business of space with hardships as well as high reward. so it's not surprising that some would have us stay where we are along the rift to wait but the city of houston the state of texas, this country of the united states was not built by those who wait and wish to look behind them. [applause] this country was brought by those who move forward. william bradman speaking in 1630 of the founding of the plymouth bayat colony says all great actions our company with great difficulty and both must be and are priced and overcome with courage.su if the history of our fathers teaches us anything it is that man and his quest for knowledge is determined and cannot be deterred. the exploration of space willceo ahead with it we join in it or not and it is one of the greatest ventures of all t

"books that shaped america." new we have a new booth shane -- set up that is there. the record yourself and talk about a book you think shaped america and why it is important. people have been doing this all day long. this booth will be at the library of congress throughout the series so you will be able to participate. you can also participate in using our website. c-span.org/booksthatsha pedamerica. at the top, there is a viewer input button. click that. send a video off. we may use it on air in the series. the website has a profile of all 10 books we are doing on the series. before we end the segment, we will look at the books one more time. back to your calls. books that impacted and shaped america and why you think so. walter in poughkeepsie, new york. hello. caller: i want to thank c-span for what they do. it is incredible. i book is "the right stuff," by walter. i think this permeated through society form the 60's and space program and through. i tell people to read this and recommend. host: what are you reading right now? caller: right now, i am reading dougla

only last week did we develop penicillin and television and nuclear power, and now if america's new spacecraftsucceeds in reaching venus, we will have literally reached the stars before midnight tonight. this is a breathtaking pace, and such a pace cannot help but create new ills as it dispels old, new ignorance, new problems, new dangers. surely the opening vistas of space promise high costs and hardships, as well as high reward. so it is not surprising that some would have us stay where we are a little longer to rest, to wait. but this city of houston, this state of texas, this country of the united states was not built by those who waited and rested and wished to look behind them. this country was conquered by those who moved forward and so will space. william bradford, speaking in 1630 of the founding of the plymouth bay colony, said that all great and honorable actions are accompanied with great difficulties, and both must be enterprised and overcome with answerable courage. if this capsule history of our progress teaches us anything, it is that man, in his quest for knowledge and progres

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. >> america's new national monument today, president biden designated to huge area near the grand canyonarea. kron four's. catherine heenan is live in newsroom now with more on the president's visit to arizona, catherine. >> well, president biden was arizona to designate the 5th national monument of his presidency. this is a move that will protect more than 900,000 acres just outside grand canyon national park. the president saluted the tribal leaders, environmentalist hoven, calling for this move. it will protect the land from uranium mining and important to note the arizona visit does have big-time political significance because biden has not been doing well in the polls there. he will have a tough time repeating his narrow victory in arizona in 2020. but this morning the focus was area around the grand canyon. biden said he first saw it as a young senator and called it god's cathedral. >> america's natural wonders are our nation's heart and soul. that's not hyperbole. that's a fact. the united spires. a birthright. we passed down from generation to generation. and so today i'm proud t

welcome to "bbc world news america."this hour, crews in various parts of the world are dealing with fast-moving wildfires, threatening entire communities. firefighters in spain are racing to contain a large fire on the popular island of tender reef -- tenerife before temperatures increase over the weekend. in hawaii, officials are looking for those lost in the rubble. we begin in canada's remote northwest territories where residents are being evacuated by road and by air as a wave of wildfires approaches their capital and largest city, yellowknife. officials have ordered the 20,000 residents to leave as soon as possible. more than 200 wildfires have already burned a widespread area of the northwest territories with 1067 active wildfires burning across the country. that is as of wednesday. they have scorched already more than 8000 square miles of land so far. the bbc spoke to the mayor of yellowknife. >> there will be government reception centers set up. cots and food available for folks in need. residents may also choose

sophie long, bbc news, spaceport america, new mexico. stay with us here on bbc news. hello again. settled. we will see a change coming in from the west a bit later on in the day. that is courtesy of the weather front wrapped around the area of low pressure that will come in late afternoon and early evening, cross us overnight, bring some rain and fresh conditions. before that, the cloud across scotland, northern england, northern ireland and the south will continue to break, sunny spells, some will be hazy, a chance of an isolated shower in the midlands, wales, northern ireland, central and southern scotland, but that is all. it will feel muggy today. southerly winds, top temperatures roughly 22 to 27 degrees, not as windy in shetland. you can see the progress of the front pushing northwards and eastwards, picking up across northern ireland and scotland, where the rain will be heaviest and thundery, the tail end of the weather front across southern areas will not do much more than produce clouds and the odd shower. it will be a muggy night, subtle change in the wind direction from