i believe it's banksy because we look at banksy style, it looks like he's never using a full can of paint work. i was walking along the path - and there were two guys with high visjackets in the incidence of scaffolding obviously i there and i thought they were doing something to the bridge. _ and so, i never questioned it, l just walked past and i should've stopped and looked, really. but you just don't, do you. no word yet from the bristol based artist with some suggesting that that is because he's too busy enjoying his staycation nation in the region. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor there is news of something drier on the horizon. as thunderstorms continue. more in the way of outbreaks

special to know that banksy actually was here. jenny kirk, bbc news.ed but not particularly dramatic weekend of weather. saturday brought a bit of sunshine, a bit of rain for some. it's a similar mix as we head into sunday. a couple of frontal systems, this curl of a weather front here bringing rain for parts of northern ireland, england and wales at times. this front pushing into northern scotland promises some pretty hefty showers. and in between, some zones of drier, brighter weather. some patchy rain likely to push across east anglia and the south—east through sunday morning, but then brighter skies follow, at least for a time. more cloud for wales and the south—west, spots of rain here. some rain for a time in northern england, but northern ireland should brighten up with some sunshine. quite a lot of dry weather for southern and central parts of scotland, but northern scotland will see some showers. and it will feel decidedly cool here, highest temperatures across parts of eastern england up to 23 degrees. so, we will see areas of cloud and some

special to know that banksy actually was here. jenny kirk, bbc news.veterans who inspire him. since covid restrictions were eased, jack berry and his family have been travelling to see some of the people — and planes — that feature in the book he has created. john maguire was there. hello, jack! lovely to see you. oh, that's for me? thank you very much indeed. this is the moment two friends, although generations apart in age, met in person for the very first time. we have been waiting for this day, haven't we? really have. personally, i thought we'd met each other all our lives. john meller is a veteran of the second world war. he served in the raf as a crewman on board lancaster bombers. and jack berry, who is autistic and non—verbal, is a keen artist. he has turned some of his paintings of aircraft into a book, raising money for military charities. jack has been touring around aviation museums to meet some of the people who helped with his book, and one of those who inspired him isjohn. jack's book, as i say, it shows how artistic he is. his drawings

at maryville model village, they've had substantial offers for their banksy.ul it was going to get damaged so we had to move it off site and with the news last night, the insurance company insisted we put it in a secure facility. how now to protect and capitalise on his work, a nice problem to have. special to know that banksy actually was here! jenny kirk, bbc news. a reminder of our top story. the authorities in haiti say that at least 300 people died when a powerful earthquake hit the country. hospitals in the most affected areas, in south—west haiti, are struggling to provide care for hundreds of survivors. images posted on social media show the extent of the destruction, with damaged roads and collapsed buildings. in the seaport of les cayes, many people are believed to be buried under the rubble of two collapsed hotels. the prime minister, ariel henry, has declared a state of emergency for a month. president biden has authorised immediate help from the us. haiti hasn't yet fully recovered from a magnitude seven quake near the capital, port—au—prince just

on friday night, banksy posted a video on instagram of him working on the creations.ast week has now been answered. i absolutely love it. i think it's wonderful it's come this way to lowestoft. i think it's the best thing that's happened to this town for years, to be honest. for some this is vandalism, to others it is art. and instead of removing it, the local council says they are beyond excited, and it is a real boost for great yarmouth and lowestoft. everyone that's seen these piece has smiled. everyone has had pleasure from what he has put out there, and that is a wonderful thing to be able to do. hundreds of thousands of people can go and see the artwork and it will make them smile. this is how the elusive artist whose work sells for millions ended the speculation, by posting online his spraycation. but there is less good news for king's lynn. banksy�*s reimagining of a prominent statue with an ice—cream cone has already been removed. at merrivale model village they have had substantial offers for their banksy, but they are not selling. the public unfortunately w

at merrivale model village, they've had substantial offers for their banksy.with and we were fearful it was going to get damaged so we had to move it off site and with the news last night, the insurance company insisted we put it in a secure facility. how now to protect and capitalise on his work, a nice problem to have. special to know that banksy actually was here! jenny kirk, bbc news. just before we go... we're getting reports of a fuel tanker explosion in lebanon. the explosion happened in the north of the country in akkar district. the lebanese red cross says at least 20 people have been killed, several more have been injured. we will bring you much more on that when we have it here on bbc news. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ rich preston hello. it is turning into a very mixed but not particularly dramatic weekend of weather. saturday brought a bit of sunshine, a bit of rain for some. it's a similar mix as we head into sunday. a couple of frontal systems, this curl of a weather front here bringing rain for parts of northern ireland, england and wale

special to know that banksy actually was here! jenny kirk, bbc news.ly significant city outside of the capital, kabul, but wasn't controlled by the militant group. reports say the city, 150 kilometres or about 90 miles to the east of kabul, was handed over to the militants without a fight after mediation by tribal leaders. the capture of jalalabad followed the fall of jalalabad followed the fall of the city of masada initiative, the last government stronghold in the north of afghanistan. —— mazar—i—sharif. the taliban's search began in may but increased dramatically last week. you can keep up to date with story on the bbc news and bbc news app. hello. it is turning into a very mixed but not particularly dramatic weekend of weather. saturday brought a bit of sunshine, a bit of rain for some. it's a similar mix as we head into sunday. a couple of frontal systems, this curl of a weather front here bringing rain for parts of northern ireland, england and wales at times. this front pushing into northern scotland promises some pretty hefty showers. and in be

and banksy by the sea — people flock to england's east

and banksy by the sea — people flock to england's east coast to see original work by the famed grafitti

and the banksy is a piece that keeps on giving. it can now be seen at an exhibition at the m shed.just sort of, you know... i think generally making it appear cool and interesting to them really helps with their education side of it so they might go away thinking that handwriting's, you know — practising handwriting's cool. i like how the paint goes down, it's like... and if you mess up a bit, you canjust go over it and it looks quite nice, to be honest. and here's some of the finished work. and they're proud of the results — quite rightly. in tokyo, it's been a successful morning with paralympicsgb securing four golds medals in swimming, cycling and dressage. our correspondent matt graveling is at northampton swimming club — the first club of maisie summers—newton and other paralympic swimmers in tokyo. hi there. we have been here all morning, this is where maisie summers—newton train to northampton, she is now the golden goal, because she is now the golden goal, because she was going up against her idol, ellie simmonds. she watched, maisie, backin ellie simmonds. she watched, mai

it needs to be banksy. for now, from alan from alton broad have seen the artist actually at work. i was walking along the path - and there were two guys with high visjackets in the incidence of scaffolding obviously i there and i thought they were doing something to the bridge. _ and so, i never questioned it, l just walked past and i should've stopped and looked, really. but you just don't, do you. no word yet from the bristol based artist with some suggesting that that is because he's too busy enjoying his staycation nation in the region. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor there is news of something drier on the horizon. as thunderstorms continue. more in the way of outbreaks across rome in england and wales, some of the sheraton scotland, northern ireland and england continue, in scotland at the far north of england, clear skies where we have seen the best in the sunshine, north west scotland, central and northern england to begin with and some will stay dry emissaries through tomorrow but the northern half of the country seems more showers and thunderstor

. >>> banksy's back, anthony, i know you're excited.deo he released on instagram. the famous british street artist confirmed he was behind several murals that popped up in english seaside towns in recent weeks. this video titled "a great british spray-indicacation" sho summer trip in a beaten up van with paint stashed in a cooler. it includes a gigantic seagull swooping down and a child building a sand castle with a crowbar. there's been much speculation banksy was behind the group of new graffiti images. i feel like you know who he is, anthony. >> i don't know who he is -- >> i was thinking that, too. >> i love the we're all in the same boat mural. i think he's got a great sense of humor. >> he does. but you've got to identify someone once you've seen their shoes. hey, bill, i saw your feet on tv the other day. >> you've never met him, anthony? >> i have never met him. i was looking at the number, he set a record of $23 million, his last paninting sold for. thanks. >>> ahead and only on "cbs this morning," jason isbell will join us to

and banksy by the sea — people flock to england's east coast to see original work by the famed grafitti

and the banksy is a piece that keeps on giving. it can now be seen at an exhibition at the m shed.signed them a moniker, like a logo, and they've been able to copy that. but itjust sort of, you know... i think generally making it appear cool and interesting to them really helps with their education side of it so they might go away thinking that handwriting's, you know — practising handwriting's cool. i like how the paint goes down, it's like... and if you mess up a bit, you canjust go over it and it looks quite nice, to be honest. and here's some of the finished work. and they're proud of the results — quite rightly. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol kirkwood. hello again. high pressure is still firmly in charge of our weather, and over the next few days and even into next week. yesterday, the top temperature in the uk was 27.2 celsius, making it the hottest day of this august so far. we're not going to see anything like that today, we have a cold front moving towards the south—west and behind it the cooler conditions follow. we also have a brisk breeze coming down

. - banksy has confirmed ten pieces of street art that have appeared along the east coast england were the creations. one of the murals shows a rat lounging in a deckchair drinking a cocktail — another shows a peckish seagull swooping on food. now to a top—secret plan in the art world, with the famous painting "the scream" on the move in norway. the iconic piece was painted by edvard munch in 1893 and has been carefully transported from the national museum in oslo to the new munch museum. the project was years in the making with the delicate operation kept secret. the new museum, celebrating munch's unique legacy, is due to open to the public in october. the government has said no steps will be taken to euthanize geronimo the alpaca until monday afternoon at the earliest. geronimo's death was ordered after he tested positive for bovine tuberculosis twice, but his owner believes the tests are returning false results. the delay follows an application to the high court seeking a judicial review of the warrant. you watching bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah. hell

street artist banksy has confirmed what many have suspected, that ten pieces of art that recently appearedritish spraycation" and showed him spraying the art. last march a piece by the bristol—based artist — who works had to maintain his anonymity sold for around 20 million dollars at auction. ariel henry for one month has been declared following that strong 7.2 magnitude earthquake that struck south—west of the capital port—au—prince, reports of 29 people dead, extensive damage as you can see on the screen to buildings and road networks, more as get it. you can see ail those pieces on the website. you are watching bbc news. let us find out how the weather is going. hello. it has been a mixed picture, southern for some, rain for other, and some blustery showers across scotland, this area of low pressure and its frontal system has been bringing rain into parts of wales, the midlands, northern england and northern ireland, but elsewhere, we have had warm spells of sunshine. this is the earlier satellite and radar picture we have had the breaks in the cloud, east anglia, central, southern eng

and banksy by the sea — people flock to england's east coast to see original work by the famed grafitti

banksy has confirmed ten pieces of street art that have appeared along the east coast england were paintedeckchair drinking a cocktail — another shows a peckish seagull swooping on food. now it's time for a look at the weather with alena jenkins. hello. it is a mixed picture this weekend, a fair amount of dry weather around, some of us have some sunshine and we are likely to keep that this afternoon and for some time tomorrow. this was northamptonshire earlier on this morning. for others, more cloud, outbreaks of rain, and in scotland, that comes in as blustery showers, particularly in the west, they will move eastward through the day. in the south, we have rain from this area of low pressure and frontal system. this will stay with us for much of the weekend, this morning, it has been bringing outbreaks of rain across wales into the midlands and north—west england. it now starts to nudge into northern ireland, replacing the sunshine we had this morning with some cloud and rain this afternoon. we keep those showers going across scotland, this cloud and rain moves northward into parts of the

julian: the elusive graffiti artist known as banksy is starting to show up across the u.s..hibit of more than 80 of his works opened in chicago over the weekend. they have been touring around the world, contributed by collectors who have purchased them from him over the years, but that artist has long asked that his work be used for amusement and activism, and not-for-profit. he told "the village voice" in 2013, that a mark of success is failure for artists. the exhibit location is still to be decided, starting november 22. i saw this in miami and it was really cool. check it out if you can. kumasi: all right. more top stories coming your way at 6:30. you may have started seeing ballots coming in the mail. the stop we will see governor newsom in the bay area make. julian: plus, dust off the cobwebs and brush off the old cartridges, your videogame collection could be worth millions. kumasi: and getting back to our coverage of afghanistan, and only on 7 a bay area nonpr make this the summer you taught them what it means to serve. the summer of hauling happiness by the ton. and

recognised the woman who the people in afghanistan would wake up to in the morning and i saw the artist banksyng the city that i call home, the city that gave us the strength, the city of love, the city of contradictions, the melting pot of contradictions, the melting pot of afghanistan where we met all others. but we had international friends who also got attached to the city like we did. friends who also got attached to the city like we did-— city like we did. bilal, i know you have a young _ city like we did. bilal, i know you have a young baby _ city like we did. bilal, i know you have a young baby daughter - city like we did. bilal, i know you have a young baby daughter and | city like we did. bilal, i know you i have a young baby daughter and i'm sure that your thoughts are very much of the country you love but also the safety of your family. tell us a little bit about her than i can only imagine, as you see the images we are seeing now of afghans desperate to get to their families and people handing their young ones over to some of the military to get them into kabul air base, your thou

it's actually a banksy. it is a seagull mural. it has been slightly changed. there is the mural.ne as well? this right picture as well? that was painted over by someone at the weekend. the council have had to hire specialists to remove the white paint, which was dogged over the picture. paint, which was dogged over the icture. ~ , ., ,, paint, which was dogged over the icture. ~ , ., ., ., it's picture. why would you do that? it's extraordinary. _ picture. why would you do that? it's extraordinary, isn't _ picture. why would you do that? it's extraordinary, isn't it? _ picture. why would you do that? it's extraordinary, isn't it? a _ picture. why would you do that? it's extraordinary, isn't it? a rat - extraordinary, isn't it? a rat enjoying a glass of wine. somebody painted over it. now they have had to remove it. painted over it. now they have had to remove it— painted over it. now they have had to remove it. ., ., ., , ~ ., if you've been to the pub since covid restrictions were lifted, did you order at the bar or stick with using the app on your phone? although the apps are n

banksy has confirmed ten pieces of street art that have appeared along the east coast are by him. him working on the creations. one of the murals shows a rat lounging in a deckchair drinking a cocktail. such a talented artist. they are so clever, such a talented artist. they are so clever. that _ such a talented artist. they are so clever, that one _ such a talented artist. they are so clever, that one particularly - clever, that one particularly committee have to be at a certain angle to see it and see what is going on, see how the man is sitting at the end of the bus shelter? it is fabulous. really clever. we are very lucky, aren't we, too kind of have... i know no—one really knows who he is, she, here, but we are very lucky to have about as just one of the defining things about this country. i of the defining things about this count . ., , country. i saw one in the summertime in devon, country. i saw one in the summertime in devon. but— country. i saw one in the summertime in devon, but it's _ country. i saw one in the summertime in devon, but it's not, _ country. i saw one in