is bringing through wintry showers across the hills, notjust for scotland, perhaps the sperrin and antrimi as well, snowdonia, so a much colder night. some frost to hit across north east england and the glens of scotland. enough wind to prevent a widespread frost or, indeed, any mist and fog problems, really, but this weekend starts colder and windy. the wind should ease down a bit by sunday but it's certainly a feature of the weather as we go through the first part of saturday. those showers coming through thick and fast, adding to the chill feel, and they're around the irish sea coast first thing but they will migrate inland, so nowhere exempt from getting a shower but always more prevalent in the north and west. but there will be heavy rumbles of thunder and some hail, as well as the wintriness over the hills and only ten to 13 or 14 in the south — that's six to eight degrees below where they have been, particularly in the south this week. now, the showers and the winds ease a little bit during sunday but they keep pestering northern and western areas but there will be a more widesprea

is bringing through wintry showers across the hills, notjust for scotland, perhaps the sperrin and antriml, snowdonia, so a much colder night. some frost to hit across north east england and the glens of scotland. enough wind to prevent a widespread frost or, indeed, any mist and fog problems, really, but this weekend starts colder and windy. the wind should ease down a bit by sunday but it's certainly a feature of the weather as we go through the first part of saturday. those showers coming through thick and fast, adding to the chill feel, and they're around the irish sea coast first thing but they will migrate inland, so nowhere exempt from getting a shower but always more prevalent in the north and west. but there will be heavy rumbles of thunder and some hail, as well as the wintriness over the hills and only ten to 13 or 14 in the south — that's six to eight degrees below where they have been, particularly in the south this week. now, the showers and the winds ease a little bit during sunday but they keep pestering northern and western areas but there will be a more widespread ground

time to leave you with ten seconds of trees because these trees in county antrim which were made famoususe they are in such a bad state. you are all caught up. goodbye for now. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm tulsen tollett. three goals, three points and 3 wins in a row for holders manchester city in the champions league, but newcastle's unbeaten start is over. glenn maxwell creates world cup history with a stunning innings as australia thrash the netherlands at the cricket world cup. and there's a double retirement in british rugby as ben youngs waves goodbye to england and leigh halfpenny says farewell to wales. welcome to the programme, lots to get through, but we start with the champions league where the group stages have reached the halfway point — and the current holders look like they're the team to beat. manchester city have maintained their 100 per cent record in the group stages — making it three wins from three after beating young boys 3—i. manuel akanji put city ahead before young boys equalised with a brilliant finish from meschack elia but a penalty and a late strike

is bringing through wintry showers across the hills, notjust for scotland, perhaps the sparing and antrimmbria aurorae as well, snowdonia so a much colder night, some frost across northeast england and the glens of scotland. not enough wind to prevent a widespread frost or indeed any mist and fog problems really. but this weekend starts colder and windy. the wind should ease down a bit by sunday, but it's certainly a feature of the weather as we go through the first part of saturday. those showers coming through thick and fast, adding to the chill feel and there around the irish sea coast first thing, but they will migrate inland. so nowhere exempt from getting a shower, but always more prevalent in the north and west. but they will be heavy rumbles of thunder and some hail as well as the wind chewiness over the hills and only ten to 13 or 1a in the south. that's six to eight degrees below where they have been, particularly the south this week. now, the showers and the wind sees a little bit during sunday, but they keep pestering northern and western areas. but there will be a more widesp

is bringing through wintry showers across the hills, notjust for scotland, perhaps the sperrin and antrimast england and the glens of scotland. enough wind to prevent a widespread frost or, indeed, any mist and fog problems, really, but this weekend starts colder and windy. the wind should ease down a bit by sunday but it's certainly a feature of the weather as we go through the first part of saturday. those showers coming through thick and fast, adding to the chill feel, and they're around the irish sea coast first thing but they will migrate inland, so nowhere exempt from getting a shower but always more prevalent in the north and west. but there will be heavy rumbles of thunder and some hail, as well as the wintriness over the hills and only ten to 13 or 1a in the south — that's six to eight degrees below where they have been, particularly in the south this week. now, the showers and the winds ease a little bit during sunday but they keep pestering northern and western areas but there will be a more widespread ground frost — probably our coldest night of the autumn so far. in fact, thi

is bringing through wintry showers across the hills, notjust for scotland, perhaps the sperrin and antrimss north—east england and the glens of scotland. enough wind to prevent a widespread frost or, indeed, any mist and fog problems, really, but this weekend starts colder and windy. the wind should ease down a bit by sunday but it's certainly a feature of the weather as we go through the first part of saturday. those showers coming through thick and fast, adding to the chill feel, and they're around the irish sea coast first thing but they will migrate inland, so nowhere exempt from getting a shower but always more prevalent in the north and west. but there will be heavy rumbles of thunder and some hail, as well as the wintriness over the hills and only ten to 13 or 1a in the south — that's six to eight degrees below where they have been, particularly in the south this week. now, the showers and the winds ease a little bit during sunday but they keep pestering northern and western areas but there will be a more widespread ground frost — probably our coldest night of the autumn so far. in

is bringing through wintry showers across the hills, notjust for scotland, perhaps the sperrin and antrimer night. some frost to hit across north—east england and the glens of scotland. enough wind to prevent a widespread frost or, indeed, any mist and fog problems, really, but this weekend starts colder and windy. the wind should ease down a bit by sunday but it's certainly a feature of the weather as we go through the first part of saturday. those showers coming through thick and fast, adding to the chill feel, and they're around the irish sea coast first thing but they will migrate inland, so nowhere exempt from getting a shower but always more prevalent in the north and west. but there will be heavy rumbles of thunder and some hail, as well as the wintriness over the hills and only ten to 13 or 14 in the south — that's six to eight degrees below where they have been, particularly in the south this week. now, the showers and the winds ease a little bit during sunday but they keep pestering northern and western areas but there will be a more widespread ground frost — probably our coldes

the met office issued an amber warning in counties antrim down and armagh and people across northern today and tomorrow. more than 25 flood warnings have been issued for the uk with storm kieran set to bring strong winds and heavy rain to parts of england and wales. and the king and queen arrived in kenya a short time ago beginning a five day state visit accompanied by queen camilla. his majesty was greeted by the kenyan president, william ruto. it's the king's first visit as monarch to the country where his mother became queenin country where his mother became queen in 1952. he's expected to address some of the more painful aspects of the country's shared colonial history. as kenya prepares to mark 60 years of independence . this is gb news independence. this is gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on your digital radio, and on your smart speaker. by saying play gb news now it's back to you . you. >> well, let's see what you've been saying at home. lots of news and views. mike says about the tory who's been lost his job as parliamentary private secretary, the lowest rung on the

counties down, armagh and antrim have been affected, after an amber weather warning for rain was issuedhering this week at a global artificial intelligence summit, being held at bletchley park in buckinghamshire, home to the codebreakers who helped secure victory during world war two. the attendees, are set to include elon musk — the owner of x, which was twitter — to discuss the potential and risks of ai. in the run—up to the conference, our bbc young reporter competition winners theo and ben have been asking their classmates how they've used the technology in their school work. hi, i'm ben and i'm a bbc young reporter winner, and i'm going to be looking at how ai's going to be used in schools. and i'm theo. i'm also a young reporter winner and, together, we will be looking at the pros and cons. to do this, we've set ourselves a challenge. i have answered the same question twice. one is my own work and one was written by chatgpt, and i'm going to send them to theo to see if he can see which one is which. i'm doing the same, but my second essay is based on ideas chatgpt has given me, wh

. >> a new pool that shows trump leads in a three-way race between biden, rfk junior antrim.d. >> it only makes sense that rfk junior would hurt biden. the presidents base and biden is far easier to pick often trump, polls were a majority of democrats don't want joe biden to seek a second term not aging well into his 80s, being the most cited reason and performance on issues like inflation, energy, crime, border, education, foreign policy much to be desired. trumps support rock solid. ron desantis and nikki haley can tell you that. anybody abiding the majority of the votes would go to rfk junior and even cornell west 34% if biden is getting 34% of the vote in economy and the wars will only get worse, where will he be on election day. stuart: you can't pick off trump space at rock solid. i read you a new editorial trust and news media continues to plummet, tell me more i'm not surprised. >> we see at an all-time low and even democrats are saying increasingly that the media cannot be trusted when they're around 70% they dropped into the 50s in the latest gallup poll. 11% of rep

oh, then mid and east antrim. oh, it's beautiful there. newcastle under lyme there outer hebrides. happy if they're, if their town is listed because, oh no, people are going to move in from london with loads of money and put the house price. >> but i'd never choose to retire somewhere that i've never >> but i'd never choose to retire before. here that i've never been before. >> no, no. surely you choose to retire that feel retire somewhere that you feel is that maybe your is home or that maybe your children now you can be children live now so you can be nearer them. you wouldn't just choose to go and retire somewhere more somewhere because it had more green spaces . green spaces. >> or like the outer hebrides, one. let's just let's just move as far away any the as far away from any of the people possible. people as possible. >> horses for courses. >> horses for courses. >> i the idea of choosing >> i like the idea of choosing to retire. most of us to retire. i think most of us are to going work till we're dead. mean, sadly, i mean dead. i mean, sadly, i mean people and a little bit

politics, the honourable ian paisley, the democratic unionist party member of for parliament north antrim of course, the in that seat. of course, the reverend ian paisley . there are reverend ian paisley. there are many issues in his inbox. brexit has seen an unsatisfactory settlement for northern ireland, which many argue is being treated now as a vassal state of the eu , and there's still no the eu, and there's still no power sharing agreement in stormont. so what is the future for this important part of the united kingdom, which limps on without a functioning government ? what about the peace process and are there parallels with what happened in northern ireland during the troubles and israel right now? are israel and gaza right now? are those comparisons approaching it? and could a similar peace be achieved in the middle east as we saw in northern ireland? who better to ask than ian paisley mp ian, thank you so much for coming in. mp ian, thank you so much for conthank. mp ian, thank you so much for conthank you for having and >> thank you for having me and lovely to with us on lovely

an amber warning is in place in counties antrim down and armagh.omes as the storm is set to bring strong winds and heavy rain to the uk. newry and armagh mp mickey brady says the government is doing everything it can to protect homes and businesses . protect homes and businesses. >> we're dealing with nature here. i mean, it's unprecedented. the amount of rain has fallen over the past day or two and as i said, it may lifetime and i've been around a long, long time. i have never seen it this bad. we're trying to do our to best ensure that the least damage is done. and i know the lack of bid and other agencies locally are trying their to ensure that their best to ensure that sandbags are provided and the businesses are made as secure as it possible . it can be possible. >> the pomp and pageantry were on full display this morning as the king and queen touched down in kenya state visit. in kenya for a state visit. their majesties were greeted in nairobi by kenyan president william ruto. it's the king's first visit as monarch to the country where his mo

this morning beside dougie, there, there's the democratic unionist party mp for east antrim and thathello, eamonn. >> hello, isabel, and good morning to you and welcome to belfast port. and of course this is causing problems because of the framework document and because we have no government in northern ireland. but sammy, i mean, is it really a problem of having no government in northern ireland? >> no, it's not, because first of all, the secretary of state could intervene as he has intervened in the past. secondly the vets are asking have been asked to do extra work . there asked to do extra work. there has been no extra money made available from london and london is actually responsible for the additional work which has been required . so this is a london required. so this is a london problem. this is not a belfast problem. this is not a belfast problem and it's one which the government has to sort out their responsible the framework, responsible for the framework, their responsible the their responsible for the establishment of the border on between northern ireland and gb. there

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