frank has more bank holidays but their- more bank holidays but their productivity does not match butr americans like leigh ann have much less work holidays — leigh ann have much less work holidays then in europe.. you might be doinu holidays then in europe.. you might be doing something _ holidays then in europe.. you might be doing something right _ holidays then in europe.. you might be doing something right with - be doing something right with productivity leigh ann but your football team did not do well this tournament. ihla football team did not do well this tournament-— football team did not do well this tournament. ., , ., ., tournament. no they did not, and the head coach resigned _ tournament. no they did not, and the head coach resigned because - tournament. no they did not, and the head coach resigned because of- tournament. no they did not, and the head coach resigned because of it - head coach resigned because of it and hopefully they'll come back and regroup and be better next time. they were pretournament favourites. what are your predictions? who do you think will win

it's all it's all well and good asking for a bank holiday. however, for holiday.the small busiiare;es around country moment, think about the small busiiare struggling country moment, think about the small busiiare struggling survive. who are struggling to survive. dave agrees with dave dave completely agrees with me. genuinely surprised here. >> no, now listen to me about that. we talk a lot about great british pubs and the decline of them and how difficult it is to get people through the door. a bank holiday celebrating the lionesses, winning the world cup. >> now imagine the scenes, oh, we go to anyway. we should go to the pub anyway. >> think it would be >> i think it would be the right. we should. >> i think it would be the rigiweve should. >> i think it would be the rigiwe shouldild. >> i think it would be the rigiwe should go to work and at >> we should go to work and at lunchtime go to the pub and then go back to work. and then after work, to the pub. no you work, go back to the pub. no you can best of both can have the best of both worlds. best both worlds

i think i think i think i think it would be to have a bank would be great to have a bank holiday. >> to have a bank houday >> i mean, to have a bank holiday lionesses and holiday for the lionesses and think much money would think think how much money would be . well, the pubs would be spent. well, the pubs would the would love the pubs the pubs would love it. the pubs must want it. >> yes, absolutely . so do we >> yes, absolutely. so do we think i'm going to ask you this one, benjamin, because you are a boy now . there is. i'm not going boy now. there is. i'm not going to be rude enough to ask how old you are, but i'm finding there's a general asian thing going on here with men watching women's football . older men . good football. older men. good evening, darling. happy watching older men tend to sit there with a beer on the tummy. you know those kind i'm talking about going run rings around her in the park. i wouldn't. i'm going. no, you wouldn't. whereas younger men and you're slightly younger men and you're slightly younger appreciating women younger are appreciating women skill

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well bank holiday weekend? to rain. >> i'm about to rain. >> on your wedding anniversary. i mean, really, it's you know what? it's been a really , really what? it's been a really, really unusual august. i have to say, because i've been in here quite a lot. we've been talking about heat waves and then wash outs and then the heat waves and even i was looking at the met office, deep which is youtube deep dive, which is a youtube thing they do. >> it's a really good watch, actually, if anybody's interested at that, interested in looking at that, which the which sort of explains the weather the office weather and even the met office guys two days before the bank houday guys two days before the bank holiday saying just uncertain. >> stream has fragmented >> the jet stream has fragmented over the uk. there's a battle between pressure low between high pressure and low pressure going on. >> unusual high >> we've got unusual high tropical storm activity in the atlantic going on. >> and all this is impacting our weather.

monday in the uk and a bank holiday monday in the uk and a lot of families would probably be flying annual summer holidays getting ready for the start of the new school term so there will be our knock on today that we have been seeing that of course there could be a knock—on over the next few days as the airlines try and get things back to normal because then they will have the situation even if we get air—traffic control back up to normal that their crew and planes may well be in the wrong places for the flights that they did have scheduled over the next few days for them to be able to operate. i think this is going to have a knock—on four flights notjust this is going to have a knock—on four flights not just today this is going to have a knock—on four flights notjust today but over the coming days as the airlines work out where their planes and crews are. but we do reemphasise as you can see, there are flights all across the world and a lot of them are coming into the uk as we speak. the issue is we don't know how long this will last and what the issue itself is at air—traffic con

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hello, welcome to sportsday on this bank holiday monday.ry sexual abuse investigation against the spanish football federation president, luis rubiales. we'll be live in madrid shortly. the defending champion has been on court on day one at the us open, but not for very long — iga swiatek has eased and we'll see how things are shaping up both sides of the channel, with exactly one year to go until the paralympic games. thanks forjoining us. we'll start with the story that continues to dominate football and another day of major developments involving the president of the spanish football federation, luis rubiales. it follows allegations of an unwanted kiss on playerjenni hermoso following spain's world cup

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michael, august bank holiday. michael, i'm you next august bank holiday.. ceo of night—time industries . this industries association. this this ed davey this picture of ed davey pretending he's in a pub, having a boys . let's let's go a come on, boys. let's let's go win football let's cheer win the football and let's cheer the you want him the girls on. would you want him in night—time industry venue in any night—time industry venue you are running ? you are running? >> well, it's a challenge . >> well, it's a challenge. >> well, it's a challenge. >> i mean, many people probably facing the wrong way, but it definitely looks extremely staged and, you know, i mean , staged and, you know, i mean, look, we've seen this for many years now as the audiences are growing, the opportunity for media, the penetration in terms of the market worldwide, you know, politics is going to play a part, doesn't matter how much you advocate for them not to be playing a part, they will do. >> you know as jittery >> and you know as as jittery reiterate, mean, the england reiterate

bank holiday over the case. bank holiday chaos, britain's bank national air traffic service fixes a technical issue which causes the cancellation of hundreds of flights. donald trump faces a monarch monday ahead of super tuesday as a us federaljudge sets a trial date of the 4th of march for the former president. we begin in spain whether country mac that will federation has asked its president luis rubiales to resign after he kissed a player on the lips following the women's world cup final. the federation has called for him to step down, after spanish prosecutors opened into whether they case amounted to a sexual assault on the strikerjenni hermoso. from madrid, guy hedger has the latest. the last week has been one of anger for many the last week has been one of angerfor many in spain. this protest was against a man at the centre of the country per marketable crisis, luis rubiales. but the backlash against him also seems to have taken on a broader meaning. translation:— translation: this is a very important — t

not long ago, if y(bank holiday weekend heatwave. a bank holiday weekend heatwave.hopes been but sadly, hopes have been dashed now set for thunderstorms. >> yeah . so what's changed? >> yeah. so what's changed? let's let's ask weather journalist nathan row, who's here? morning good morning. >> i never said heatwave . >> i never said heatwave. >> i never said heatwave. >> okay. you didn't . >> okay. you didn't. >> okay. you didn't. >> i'm just putting that out there. yeah, all right. >> so what is going on? because it's. it's. we seem to be fluctuating between very nice and very wet. >> it's. you know what? i can't bnng >> it's. you know what? i can't bring you sunshine. i can't bnng bring you sunshine. i can't bring you sunshine. i can't bring you joy. i can bring you wet weather today and tomorrow and maybe an improvement on monday. but it's been absolutely fascinating the weather fascinating covering the weather in last month because it is in the last month because it is changed by the day and even the met office, someone like me who follows every follows the met

oh right. >> bank. holiday. the dog. >> bank. holiday. the dog. >> the dog. the dog. >> the dog. you take >> okay. right. yeah. you take it. is it is a search dog going to go out and find the dean? doris, wherever she is? >> good idea. yeah right. >> good idea. yeah right. >> okay. well, mean. we've >> okay. well, i mean. oh, we've run several search dogs run out several search dogs for that run out several search dogs for tha that's mean , right? >> that's mean, right? >> that's mean, right? >> well, thank you for >> okay, well, thank you for my panel tonight. paul connew and connor tomlinson. and thank you for both of for being good sports, both of you. lively well. you. and very lively as well. and me as well. and that's it for me as well. thank you so much for watching. i've thank you so much for watching. pve your thank you so much for watching. i've your and i've enjoyed your company. and now next up is the marvellous patrick christie, who is in for mark dolan . patrick, what you mark dolan. patrick, what you got coming up tonight? well fantastic show, dawn. >> try to match

bank holiday chaos. the world's two biggest economies agreed to talk regularly on trade.es a manic monday ahead of super tuesday, as a us federaljudge sets a trial date of the 11th of march for the former president. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc world news. it's newsday. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. we begin in spain, where the country's football federation has asked its president, luis rubiales, to resign after he kissed a player on the lips following the women's world cup final. the federation�*s call for him to step down,

for monday, and it is a bank holiday for many of us, it looks like it will be a better day, drierforod spells of sunshine. a bit more cloud in scotland and northern ireland but even here there will be some sunnier moments. those temperatures will range from around 16 to 21 degrees. notting hill carnival as well, this weekend. could cater for a shower on sunday but largely dry on monday. a little bit warmer, highs of 21 degrees with light winds. the unsettled theme does hold on as we move through next week. temperatures around orjust below par for the time of year. live from london. this is bbc news. the head of the spanish football association refuses to quit, over an unsolicited kiss on the mouth of a player at the women's world cup. energy bills in england, scotland and wales are to fall from october after a new price cap is announced. the kremlin says allegations that the wagner boss yevgeny prigozhin was killed on its orders are a "complete lie". after his arrest in georgia, donald trump becomes the first former us president to have his mugshot taken. he insists he's done nothing

it is bank holiday monday for many.ventually rain. the temperature is 14—21. in the sunshine it will feel pleasant. overnight, rain in scotland move south getting into northern ireland and northern england. the rest of england and wales, some clear skies. behind the weather front wales, some clear skies. behind the weatherfront in wales, some clear skies. behind the weather front in northern wales, some clear skies. behind the weatherfront in northern ireland and scotland, clear skies. tomorrow showers in the north sink southwards. on wednesday, sunshine and showers. mystery crime writer ann cleeves has created two of the most popular detectives of the last decade — dci vera stanhope and di jimmy perez. her latest novel the raging storm follows detective matthew venn trying to solve the murder of a sailor in devon. it's dedicated to the rnli after they saved her late husband 40 years ago. ann joins us in the studio. good morning. thank you for coming in. it is all about the locations with you. the characters, the crime,

bank holiday chaos, britain's bank national air traffic service fixes a technical issue which causes federaljudge sets a trial date of the 4th of march for the former president. we begin in spain whether country mac that will federation has asked its president luis rubiales to resign after he kissed a player on the lips following the women's world cup final. the

coming up, it's a bank holiday weekend , but will bank holiday weekend, but will it a bank holiday weekenda bank holiday weekend? would there be a glimmer of hope on the horizon? well here's your weather and we'll have jim dale on depress us on in a moment to depress us even here's weather . even more. here's the weather. >> looks like things are heating up. boxed boilers , proud up. boxed boilers, proud sponsors of weather on gb news as . as. >> hello there. i'm jonathan vautrey here with your gb news weather forecast provided by the met office. here's a bit of a mixed picture for this weekend and even out there at the moment. are heavy moment. there are some heavy showers some sunny showers around. still some sunny spells enjoy. but spells to try and enjoy. but some slow moving thunderstorms also possible until the early part of this evening, but gradually their way out gradually fading their way out into night, largely into the night, turning largely dry bulk of central dry for the bulk of central areas of england and wales. but we'll to see some showers we'll start to see some showers

monday, of course, for some of us is a bank holiday. yes, we've _ some of us is a bank holiday. but it is a weakening affair and _ across the uk, but it is a weakening affairand higher across the uk, but it is a weakening affair and higher pressure is building _ affair and higher pressure is building in from the atlantic. sol think— building in from the atlantic. sol think if— building in from the atlantic. sol think if you've got plans over the next _ think if you've got plans over the next few— think if you've got plans over the next few days then your monday is probably _ next few days then your monday is probably looking like a drier and brighter— probably looking like a drier and brighter day. lighter winds, probably looking like a drier and brighter day. lighterwinds, bit brighter day. lighter winds, bit more _ brighter day. lighterwinds, bit more sunshine. areas of cloud drifting — more sunshine. areas of cloud drifting their way gradually eastwards, and that could just bring the odd _ eastwards, and that could just bring the odd spot of rain. fairly breezy in the _ the o

monday is a bank holiday for most of us, and what can i say? it is looking pretty good.times especially in the north and west but even here there will be some sunny spells. it looks as though the best of the sunshine will be reserved for central and south—eastern england with temperatures reaching the low 20s, so feeling lies in that sunshine. not a bad picture for monday. 0nce not a bad picture for monday. once that is out of the way the low pressure once again takes over, coming infrom low pressure once again takes over, coming in from the atlantic, and it is said to bring more unsettled weather our way. some of that will be mainly held over for northern ireland and into scotland, outbreaks of rain. some of the rain could nudge into parts of northern england. possibly the isolated shower popping up further south but generally for central and south—eastern england, largely dry throughout the day. where we get the sunshine, too, it was real nice, with 20—21 b hires. here the picture. low pressure in charge today, tomorrow, the weekend, and through to the middle of next w

passengers across england, scotland and wales face bank holiday disruption— as rail staff strike over and conditions. hello, i'm monika plaha. nadine dorries, the conservative mp and former minister, has resigned her commons seat with a scathing attack on prime minister rishi sunak. ms dorries had said she would resign injune after claiming that downing street had blocked her receiving a peerage, something which number ten denied. but she had remained as an mp, saying she was continuing to work for her constituents — despite coming under pressure from other mps to go through with her promise to leave the house of commons. she has also released a resignation statement — saying that rishi sunak has demeaned his office by whipping up a public frenzy against her. and she also accuses mr sunak of running a zombie parliament — with a government which is adrift. and she claims he has squandered the goodwill of the nation. our political correpondent ian watson gave me the details. well, nadine dorries said she would resign back on june the 14th. she said she would resign with immediate effect

that is sunday night out of the way, heading into monday and for many of us monday as a bank holiday spots of rain pushing eastwards. and we start to see an abundance of them in scotland and northern ireland. high teens further north and west. it seems quite showery and unsettled for the upcoming week but with ease see a quieter spell of sunshine and warmth across england and wales for a time. this is bbc news. the headlines: conservative mp and former culture secretary, nadine dorries, has resigned her parliamentary seat with a scathing attack on the prime minister rishi sunak. she accused him of "demeaning his office by opening the gates to whip up a public frenzy" against her. eleven members of the coaching staff from spain's women's team have resigned over the behaviour of the country's football federation chief. fifa has provisionally suspended luis rubiales after he refused to resign for kissing a world cup winner on the lips. rail passengers across england, scotland and wales are experiencing disruption today, as 20,000 staff have walked out over pay and working conditions. th

it's 930 on bank holiday , monday, the 930 on bank holiday, monday, the 28th of august. this is britain's newsroom on gb news. with me, tom howard and emily carver. >> it is indeed getting tough on crime. the home secretary suella braverman is telling the police they must investigate every theft and follow all leads to catch offenders . catch offenders. >> his final day of freedom, the expansion of london's ulez zone goes ahead tomorrow. sadiq khan has hit back at critics and accused the government of weaponise housing. air pollution is he right.7 >> restoring trust? police chiefs will have more powers to sack officers found guilty of wrongdoing under government plans to reform the disciplinary system by british butter . system by british butter. >> more than 100 mps have signed an open letter demanding ending supermarkets provide an online opfion supermarkets provide an online option for the public to see. british only produce . but should british only produce. but should politicians be telling our shops how to organise themselves as . how to organise themselves as. and

it is a bank holiday weekend. it is a bank holiday weekend for some of us.to monday. 21 degrees were some good sunny spells around. to caterfor a showerfor the some good sunny spells around. to cater for a shower for the first part of the weekend. it stays pretty unsettled for the rest of the week. no pressure nearby, a mixture of sunshine and showers. —— low pressure nearby. thanks, stav. and that's bbc news at one. you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. goodbye. hello and welcome to sportsday. no rubiales resignation. the head of spanish football says he's made mistakes but won't stand down. liverpool say mohamed salah remains 100% committed to the club as he's linked with a move to the saudi pro league. and rory mcilroy overcomes back spasms to stay in contention at the tour championship. the president of the spanish fa luis rubiales says he will not resign. he addressed an extraordinary assem

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passengers across england, scotland and wales face bank holiday disruption— as rail staff strike over hello, i'm monika plaha. nadine dorries, the conservative mp and former minister, has resigned her commons seat with a scathing attack on prime minister rishi sunak.

a bank holiday meltdown. air traffic control in the uk experiences a serious technical fault which grounded flights all across europe. it could take days for the backlog to be cleared. we will bring you reaction. also tonight, we have a date. donald trump will go on trial in march over his alleged attempts to subvert the 2020 election. and on the 60th anniversary of the civil rights march on washington, we will speak to the family of doctor martin luther king jr. good evening. the last bank holiday of the summer is always one of the busiest travel days of the year. and not the moment for a technical issue at air traffic control. nats, the body that runs uk airspace, says it has now "identified and remedied" a fault that affected the flight planning system, but for a large part of the day, they were operating manually on a greatly reduced schedule. which means there is still an enormous backlog of flights grounded across europe, with long, long delays. more than 500 flights in and out of the uk were cancelled.

coming up this bank holiday monday, bank houday this bank holiday monday, bank holiday travel chaos.s desperately trying to fix the fault, but now the prime minister urged to convene an urgent meeting. one of the urgent cobra meeting. one of the busiest travel days of the year i >> -- >> no crime, too small. the home secretary says every offence should be investigated . but with should be investigated. but with 1 in 8 posts for sex offence, specialists still unfilled where will the officers come from ? will the officers come from? >> the world cup kissing rule goes into extra time. the spanish government heavily condemns luis rubiales, labour minister in spain, saying he acted with sexual aggression . acted with sexual aggression. >> plus, we'll bring you more on the royal rumours that dozens of king charles's staff are set to lose their jobs as he looks to cut costs and slim down the firm . all of that still to come. first, here's your headlines with theo . with theo. >> good afternoon. it's 2:01 theo chikomba in the newsroom . theo chikomba in the newsroom. i'm air passengers are b

it is a bank holiday weekend for _ to russia. it is a bank holiday weekend for some _ to russia.e showers, heaviest across the north of scotland but a peppering of them across other areas. you can see we have some clout in the far south—east, and here it is still humid. as the cloud pulls away, humidity levels will drop. showers peppering parts of england, wales, you could see one in hampshire or north west england. showers in northern ireland and scotland, many of us missing those showers, but you are not likely to miss them in the north—west of scotland where they are more organised and heavier and you could hear the odd rumble of thunder. through the afternoon further showers will develop, the best chance of staying dry is in the south—eastern quarter, but you cannot totally rule out a shower. it in between, bright guys and sunny spells, —— bright skies. we hang onto showers, heavy with thunder in northern and western areas, sharp once pushing across the south—east and coastal counties of england. cooler than last night. into tomorrow we have some showers around, if anything i

. ♪ christian: a bank holiday meltdown. air traffic control in the u.k.iences a serious technical fault which grounded flights all across europe. it could take days for the backlog to be cleared. we will bring you reaction tonight. have a date, donald trump will go to court in march on his alleged attempts to submerge the 2020 election, and on the 60th anniversary of the civil rights march in washington, we will speak to the family of dr. martin luther king jr.. ♪ christian: good evening. the last bank holiday of the summer is always one of the busiest travel days of the year, and air traffic control says it is now identified and remedied the fault that affected the fight -- flight planning system. but for a large part of the day, they were operating manually on a greatly reduced schedule, which means there is still an enormous backlog of flights grounded across europe with long, long delays. more than 500 flights in and out of the u.k. were canceled today. it could be 24-40 eight hours before some passengers will finally get to their destinations. with u

it is a bank holiday in the summer holiday. tweeting about their situation, colleagues of ours, gabby logan, she stuck on the tarmac as well. there are a lot of people trying to get around, either in the country are at the country at this time. they all are going to be affected by this.— time. they all are going to be affected by this. really frustrating for so many- _ affected by this. really frustrating for so many. you _ affected by this. really frustrating for so many. you talked _ affected by this. really frustrating for so many. you talked about - affected by this. really frustrating for so many. you talked about the closed airspace not being the case. that came from clarification, or confirmed it is experiencing technical issues and then said airspace is not closed. what we didn't get in those statements, to your point, is any idea of what the technical issue is, and any timetable. that is what people want who are impacted by this, they want to timetable. i who are impacted by this, they want to timetable-— to timetable.

. >>> happy bank holiday.f you are tuning in to the channel, there is a lot to go through in terms of market reaction. we had the jackson hole symposium last week. all eyes were on what the fed chair jay powell was going to say and while the take away was that he deparidn't really surpr in the speech, saying the fed is prepared to raise rates further if appropriate, but not a lot of new information. that reaction was positive for the end of the day for wall street. we saw stocks end the day higher and yields tracing higher. the hand over overnight was an issue for asia. whee have the ibex in spain up d ftse mib support. cac 40 is up .75%. an dax is up in germany. we will get macro data to watch out for this week. ecb minutes in the middle of the week and then we will get drips of eurozone inflation numbers. this is going to be important data for the ecb and determining what they will do in the september meeting. they heare leaning toward no hikes, but it can change. something to watch out for this week. let's

happy bank holiday monday.s you can see, though, all of the teams here behind the scenes and in front of the cameras. hope, by the way, you didn't have any trouble getting back to the uk. this is the busy list travelling day . and of list travelling day. and of course there was a bit of issues , a few issues weren't there with the air traffic control. i did manage to get back on time though from france. it was great to be with you. hope you had a brilliant break. do stay with us.the brilliant break. do stay with us. the next two hours, we're going to kick off, though, with the news with aaron armstrong . the news with aaron armstrong. >> very good evening to you. i'm aaron armstrong in the gb newsroom. more than 500 flights to and from the uk are estimated to and from the uk are estimated to have been cancelled this bank holiday, leaving passengers stranded after an air traffic control failure. the technical fault meant flight plans had to be inputted manually by controllers. national air traffic services say i

happy bank holiday monday.s you can see, though, all of the teams here behind the scenes and in front of the cameras. hope, by the way, you didn't have any trouble getting back to the uk. this is the busy list travelling day . and of list travelling day. and of course there was a bit of issues , a few issues weren't there with the air traffic control. i did manage to get back on time though from france. it was great to be with you. hope you had a brilliant break. do stay with us.the brilliant break. do stay with us. the next two hours, we're going to kick off, though, with the news with aaron armstrong . the news with aaron armstrong. >> very good evening to you. i'm aaron armstrong in the gb newsroom. more than 500 flights to and from the uk are estimated to and from the uk are estimated to have been cancelled this bank holiday, leaving passengers stranded after an air traffic control failure. the technical fault meant flight plans had to be inputted manually by controllers. national air traffic services say i

overall the bank holiday monday will be for many a better, drier day.where near as many as the weekend. the greatest risk of seeing showers will be across the north—west, the emphasis on drier weather with spells of sunshine, tensions high teas to low 20s, feeling warm in the august sunshine. tuesday, another area of low pressure starts to move in from the north and so we will get outbreaks of rain moving into scotland. a few patches of rain, showers really unless weather front, as patches of rain, showers really unless weatherfront, as it patches of rain, showers really unless weather front, as it works outwards across england and wales. many of you will still have spells of childhood tent sunshine. tempted similar, 18—20, warm in the sun, feeling cooler across the north of scotland. tuesday into wednesday, the century of works into the north sea whilst weakening, and we're looking at a day of sunny spells and showers. this time big thunderstorms affecting northern and eastern scotland and down this eastern side of england. some conversion winds, you m

so for monday and again, like i mentioned, it's a bank holiday monday for many places.e or two spots of rain on it, but it will continue to break up through the day. so we should see increasing amounts of sunshine and many places will stay dry with increasing sunshine as well for scotland and northern ireland. so a little bit warmer for belfast and for glasgow, 19, maybe 20 degrees, low twenties across the south and the east. now as you move out of monday into tuesday, this new area of low pressure starts to push towards the north of the uk. that's going to bring blustery spells or longer spells of rain, certainly to scotland, but even to parts of northern ireland and where the front associated with it will spread across england and wales to bring a band of showery rain too. but on either side we should see some sunshine. it's a bit of a mixed bag on tuesday, but again, in the sunshine, in the southeast and south westerly winds, we should see 22 degrees, otherwise a little bit cooler and fresher further north and west. as we move into wednesday, that area of low pressur

for many of us it's also bank holiday weekend with the monday actually looking like a better day of the have been frequent during saturday, rumbles of thunder, flashes of lightning, even some water spouts or funnel clouds reported as well. for the upcoming week it's quite mixed. low pressure will always be fairly close by, so again, some sunshine, scattered showers, even longer spells of rain and because our air source will generally be coming down from the north—west, it will feel a little bit cool for us for the time of year. for part two of the weekend it sunshine and showers again for scotland, england and wales, the heaviest and most thundery of the showers will be towards eastern scotland, eastern england. this weather front will be pushing across northern ireland, a weakening feature but it will bring a cloudy day with outbreaks of light and patchy rain, so temperature is 16 or 17 degrees for belfast. generally the high teens across scotland but in some sunshine, between the showers for central and southern and eastern england, we could be up to 2! or 22 degrees. through sunday n

for monday, like i mentioned, a bank holiday for many places. band of cloud ash one or two spots of rain but it will continue to break up through the day so we should see increasing amounts of sunshine at many places will state dry with increasing sunshine for scotland and northern ireland so warm up for belfast and glasgow with maybe 20 degrees. as we move out of monday into tuesday, this new area of low pressure starts to push towards the north of the uk. that is going to bring blustery showers or longer spells of rain certainly to scotland but even parts of northern ireland and they weather front associated with it will spread across england and wales to bring showery rain to bid on either side we salute the sun shines through a mixed bag but again sunshine in the southeast and southwesterly winds. we should see 22 degrees otherwise a bit cooler and fresher further north and west. as we move into wednesday the low pressure pushes out into the norwegian sea, taking the showers and stronger winds with it but it could be a blustery day on thursd

, my word . >> well, bank holiday, my word.e stranded on one of the busiest travel days of the year. didn't they see it coming ? i'm didn't they see it coming? i'm going to go now to will hollis, who's our east midlands reporter will, you're at the airport there. how bad is it? how bad is there. how bad is it? how bad is the disruption? yes talk about the disruption? yes talk about the wrong thing at the wrong time. >> this was the year that was supposed to reimagine the travel industry , especially after that industry, especially after that really difficult period getting over covid and all of the problems with holiday last year. so many being cancelled, people being forced off of planes on the runways. this was the year that was supposed to bring back to some sort of normal standard. well, of course, we had the wildfires across europe . and wildfires across europe. and then for people that were thinking maybe towards the end of the summer for that bank houday of the summer for that bank holiday getaway , they'd be able holida

that's including over the bank holiday weekend . the uk the bank holiday weekend. the uk economy will see stuttering growth over the next two years amid pressure from higher interest rates and increased unemployment. the national institute of economic and social research says income inequality will grow along with unemployment and levels of debt by next year . meanwhile, the by next year. meanwhile, the number of civil servants has risen to the highest level in half a century. but there's been a fall in the number of frontline delivery jobs. figures from the taxpayers alliance found staff numbers are up 24, with growth mainly in london. that's despite several governments pledging to move the civil service away from the caphal civil service away from the capital. 87% of the increase is due to growth in the top three grades of seniority , with annual grades of seniority, with annual salaries between 73,000 and £200,000. online medical company babylon health is at risk of collapsing unless it finds a buyen collapsing unless it finds a buyer. babylon's gp at hand. serv

and of course, monday is a bank holiday for most of us, it's looking like being a fairly good day, iu could see the odd light shower here and there, but most places should stay dry. and top temperatures, 21 celsius. it's the high teens further north and winds will be light, as well. as we move out on monday into tuesday, things change again. the low pressure starts to push into the north of the uk. that'll to bring stronger winds, blustery showers certainly to scotland. some of these showers could be quite heavy. elsewhere, some good sunny spells, but this weather front will be spreading across england and wales, bringing a band of showers, but it will become confined to southern and eastern areas by the end of the day with quite a bit of sunshine, ithink, developing behind it. top temperatures around 22 celsius. cooler than that, though, further north where it will be quite blustery. wednesday, at this stage, not too bad thanks to a ridge of high pressure, but then it turns more unsettled for thursday and friday. could be quite wet in places particularly across england and wales. th

remember, monday is a bank holiday for many of us.e quite a bit of sunshine around for england and wales. a bit more cloud for scotland, northern ireland. but even here, there'll be some sunnier moments. temperatures maybe a little bit higher on monday, 21, 22 degrees here, high teens further north. but with low pressure always fairly close by as we move through the rest of the new week, it will stay generally unsettled. sunshine and showers and feeling a little bit fresher than of late. the headlines, spanish players say they will boycott matches until the head of the football federation is removed over kissing a player on the map and refusing to resign. wildfires continue to rage in canada and experts say climate change is a factor. authorities in hawaii published the names of 400 people who had been missing since wildfire swept the island of maui. emotional scenes in chilly after a man is reunited with his family after 42 years after having been taken away as a premature newborn. welcome back. in a summer of wildfires across the gl

a lot of the criticism surrounding today has been the fact that it is the bank holiday weekend here innumber of big events happening across the country that people will find it now difficult to get to. there's the reading and leeds festivals, here in the capital, there's the notting hill carnival tomorrow, there's even an international rugby game down in twickenham, so people will find it difficult to get places, but they should probably get used to it. there is more strike action planned for friday, that will be the aslef union, the train drivers, and then next saturday the rmt again will go out on strike. so, it's something that train travellers here need to get used to, i think. i've been saying it all day, i'll say it again — the advice to anyone wanting to go on a train today, check before you travel. four young people who died in a crash in co tipperary while on the way to exam results celebrations on friday have been named. 24—year—old luke mcsweeney, his 18—year—old sister grace mcsweeney, and 18—year—olds zoey coffey and nicole murphy died in clonmel after the car they were tr

bank holiday chaos.hts. donald trump faces a manic monday ahead of super tuesday — as a us federaljudge sets a trial date of the 11th of march for the former president. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. we begin in spain, where the country's football federation has asked its president, luis rubiales, to resign after he kissed a player on the lips following the women's world cup final. the federation's call for him to step down,