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five live in the _ tonight. join us on bbc radio five live in the kick-off _ tonight. join us on bbc_ tonight. join us on bbc radio five live in the kick-off is at - tonight. join us on bbc radio five live in the kick-off is at eight - live in the kick—off is at eight o'clock and in their second champions league group from eight o'clock. to have one professional footballer in the family is impressive, but to have three is unpresidented. well, three generations of wrights have played the game professsionally now. former england and arsenal striker ian wright; his son shaun wright—phillips and grandson d'margio wright—phillips — who plays for stoke under—235. they've made a short film called "three generations: football, family, and black excellence" — which reflects on how the game has changed while they've been playing. nesta mcgregor sat down with all three. the chances of being a professional football there are less than i% so three generations to have done it is remarkable. have you watched grainy footage? less grainy footage? you learned anything from them, either any bits of you

sports report for bbc radio and did commentary for the bbc for many years. he was 82.statistics show that the uk economy grew by 0.4% in august. as more of us went out and went on holiday. the 0ns says the services sector made the biggest contribution to economic growth. in the first full month after all covid restrictions were lifted in england. but the uk economy remains 0.8% smaller than it was in february 2020, the milder before we went into the first lockdown. —— the month before. rebecca harding is an independent economist and ceo of coriolis technologies which supplies data and analysis to firms on trade and supply chains. good morning, rebecca, in layman terms, what does this mean in terms of the uk economy? 50 terms, what does this mean in terms of the uk economy?— terms, what does this mean in terms of the uk economy? so the uk economy is clearly doing — of the uk economy? so the uk economy is clearly doing well. _ of the uk economy? so the uk economy is clearly doing well. it _ of the uk economy? so the uk economy is clearly doing well. it is _ is clearly do

climate change, which probably is going to be te issued about an hour ago a message through the bbc radio calling or summoning the -- all the leaders on the u.s. climate conference which will take place in glasgow of course president biden will be there he summoned them to do more to fix climate change, to tackle climate change and that's probably one of the things we'll be talking about. first, all the things they share views on are the way they tackle poverty, immigration all the things they don't agree on like same-sex marriage and abortion president biden hasn't arrived yet. he will arrive in a couple of hours. the scheduled live broadcast that was predicted of the meeting has been canceled by the vatican. they say it is normal protocol under covid rules, francis >> we will see where this turns. biden only the third u.s. president the pope has met with since becoming pontiff in 2013 >>> president biden left the states without a much needed win on capitol hill. democrats delayed a vote on the bipartisan infrastructure bill until next week at the earliest. but the president was able to

in an interview on bbc radio, he said it was john lennon who wanted to break loose and disband the group blamed him for the breakup. he said the band was his life, and he wanted to continue. >>> actor timothee chalamet is giving fans a young willy wonka on instagram yesterday, starring in wonka about the young adventurer's life before he opened up the legendary chocolate factory. it is set for release in march 2023. >>> we talk with natalie morales about her debut of the new co-host of "the talk." i'm anne marie green, and this is "cbs morning news". "the lk i'm anne marie green, and this is "cbs morning news". you try to stay ahead of the mess but scrubbing still takes time. now there's dawn powerwash dish spray. it's the faster way to clean as you go. just spray, wipe and rinse. it cleans grease five times faster. dawn powerwash now available in free & clear. i don't just play someone brainy on tv - i'm an actual neuroscientist. and i love the science behind neuriva plus. unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain performance. more brain performa

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speaking to naga munchetty on bbc radio five live — former england opener michael carberry says stokesnot only in the crowd, it would become nowadays, as people tend to do, they sort of hanging out on media and think they are bit clever, have a pop it in there as well, so i think for me, my only advice to him would be as much as he can, just try and channel his energies when he is on the pitch, you know, he doesn't need me to tell them that off the pitch. i think it's about the england squad just trying to get around ten, trying, i suppose, help him avoid certain situations and just have a good to her as he can and obviously someone they can has a great tour, you know commanding england's chances are very, very good. british number one cameron norrie will lead the gb bid to win the davis cup finals after being named in an initial four—man squad. norrie — who won the indian wells masters just a couple of weeks ago — will bejoined by dan evans and doubles specialists joe salisbury and neal skupski. andy murray has ruled himself out of the event so a fifth player will be confirmed in due

in action in the final of indian wells from midnight tonight, you can follow live commentary on bbc radio more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. but now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello. well, it's time to have a look at the weather for the week ahead. and it's looking very changeable, very, very mild. let's have a look at the jet stream first — some big patterns here, big peaks and troughs, you can see a peak going over greenland there, trough in the north atlantic, then peaking again across western parts of europe. and when we see this sort of pattern, that gives us an indication there'll be a lot of mixing in the atmosphere between the northern and southern climes — so pulses of cooler air pushed up ahead, then back to cooler air again. lots of low pressures forming in the north atlantic as a result of these temperature contrasts as well, and towards the end of the week it looks like it will turn a little bit colder. so let's summarise what the next few days will look like — bouts of heavy rain particularly across western areas wi

we did that by playing glastonbury together and bbc radio theatre, and performed a couple of toy songsays off and then went right into the studio to start recording them. and it was really quite different, as well, musically, because we were all on such a collective wavelength together. the mood was great, it was exhilarating. it was kind of empowering and humbling at the same time playing with some of these legendary people, as well as just the vibe we all had together. a lot of that came from david himself, who was in a very great place, i think. it had been a smashing success in glastonbury and he was going to be a dad again, and that was infectious to all of us. he sang his heart out and we went right along with him. and that's it from us for the time being, we will see you next time. by by. more rain and wind on the way. it is autumn, after all, but for some of us saturday may end up being a bit of a write—off. and in fact, over the next few days the weather will remain very unsettled — spells of heavy rain, gales at times and even the possibility of some travel disruption. and th

we did that by playing glastonbury together and bbc radio theatre, and performed a couple of toy songsen went right into the studio to start recording them. and it was really quite different, as well, musically, because we were all on such a collective wavelength together. the mood was great, it was exhilarating. it was kind of empowering and humbling at the same time playing with some of these legendary people, as well as just the vibe we all had together. a lot of that came from david himself, who was in a very great place, i think. it had been a smashing success in glastonbury and he was going to be a dad again, and that was infectious to all of us. he sang his heart out and we went right along with him. there is just there isjust time there is just time to bring you some pictures from australia's northern territory of a filming mission which went slightly wrong. this drone was being used to gather footage of crocodiles when one of them decided to take a bite. in case you missed it, here it is again in slow motion. amazingly, the drone kept filming, but when it was recovered, as you

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out the last time they fought back in 2020 after the first ended in a draw, but fury admitted to bbc radiot wilder is one of the most dangerous fighters out there. there is no secrets here. i'm dealing with a guy who could knock you clean out with one punch, and he is dealing with the same, basically. so when you have got two big heavyweights going at it on the world's biggest stage, you are up for a big night. because as we have seen recently, anything can change, just like that. the heavyweight landscape can change in seconds, as it has many times in the past, and it is up to me to keep it on track and not let it change. and emma raducanu is preparing for herfirst tournament since winning the us open — where she could potentially face one of her idols. the 18—year—old received a wild card and a bye for indian wells and will play either maria camila 0sorio serrano or aliaksandra sasnovich. if she wins, she could face two—time grand slam winner simona halep — one of her tennis heroes. her stunning victory at flushing meadows in new york saw radacanu jump from 150th to 22nd in the world ran

we did that by playing glastonbury together and bbc radio theatre and performed a couple of toy songsf and then went right into the studio to start recording them. and it was really quite different, as well, mu5ically, because we were all on such a collective wavelength together. the mood was great, it was exhilarating. it was kind of empowering and tumbling at the same time playing with some of these legendary people, as well as just the vibe we all had together. a lot of that came from david himself, who was in a very great place, i think. a 5ma5hing success in glastonbury and he was going to be a dad again, and that was infectiou5 to all of us. he 5ang his heart out and we went right along with him. out and we went right along with him-— out and we went right along with him. lovely. thank you very much _ with him. lovely. thank you very much for— with him. lovely. thank you very much for being - with him. lovely. thank you very much for being with - with him. lovely. thank you| very much for being with us, mark, and we look forward to the album coming out on what would have been da

but in a new interview for bbc radio four, he said that's not the case. into the room one day and said, "i'm leaving the beatles." and he said, "it's quite thrilling, it's rather like a divorce." and then we were left to pick up the pieces. but i didn't instigate the split. that was ourjohnny! so, sir paul went on to say in the interview thatjohn lennon wanted to spend more time with yoko ono and staging his famous peace prote5t5 staging his famous peace protests and we knowjohn mi55ed staging his famous peace protests and we knowjohn missed the last ever full recording session with the beatles in 1970 because he was on beatle5 in 1970 because he was on holiday with yoko. but the interesting thing at the end of the interview was that sir paul said if john hadn't walked away, the beatles would have continued to make albums. 0h, fascinating. mark savage, thank you so much. 0h, fascinating. mark savage, thank you so much-— a new report says periods, low confidence and being watched by other people are factors preventing about a third of girls in england enjo

do is go out tonight was a place in the quarterfinals up for grabs and we got full commentary on bbc radiosenal and leeds player dawson. cheslea against souithampton is another all—prmier league match tonight, but qpr from the championship are taking on league one sundnerland at loftus road. you'll have seen that the commonwelth games federation is dropping the number of compulsory sports from 16 to just 2 at future games. host cities will have to accommodate athletics and swimming but then have the freedom to fill the programme with different sports. that has caused huge concern among several governing bodies. squash is one of those that regards a commonwelth gold medal as a pinnacle of achievement in the sport. we've all go to work hard in terms of making sure that we fit with the host cities. that we can bring value to them and that we are not too costly. so for a sport like squash that means that we need to be more flexible, more agile, creative. and ithink flexible, more agile, creative. and i think that squash is a sport that still not for many years because of course to be aware tha

the bbc proms perform lots of women composer music this year and bbc radio three are playing it on airis morning — from us all, goodbye. hello. another mild day out there today with a good breeze blowing around the autumn leaves. that's how it's going to stay over the next few days, quite breezy at times, mild and with showers in the forecast for today and for tomorrow. here is the satellite picture, and a weather front has been and a weatherfront has been crossing the country, so it was quite wet, quite cloudy at the very least across many western parts of the uk. really quite wet in the southwest of scotland overnight but i think by the time we get to lunchtime the weatherfront�*s here, so cloudy for a time across england and wales before that cloud breaks up to allow some sunshine, and certainly sunny spells in the west of the uk here. most—frequent showers in the north—west of the country, and some hail and thunder possible as well. now, through tonight, the atlantic breeze continues to blow in the showers. there will be clear spells around, too, but thanks to the wind and the mild

there will be full commentary on bbc radio scotland.re even in a dramatic manchester derby in the women's super league with united and city evolving 2—2. city actually went down to ten players in the first half but still managed to take the lead through first half but still managed to take the lead throuthamaican international khadija show but could only hold on for so long as united levelled after the break and then went ahead through lucy staniforth. and there wasn't long to go after that. united thought they could have won it but despite having a play disadvantage city got back on level terms. the initial shock there from jess park leaving ellen white with just a simple tap in to seal a point for her team. lewis hamilton was quickest in qualifying for sunday's turkish grand prix but the championship leader will have to start from 11th on the grid. he has taken a ten pace penalty for changing his engine this weekend. hamilton set a new track record at istanbul park as he beat mercedes team—mate fell to boss aspire to in the second. th

carley: in an interview airing later this month, mccartney tells bbc radio, quote, i didn't instigate, it was our johnnie. he said lennon was ready for his new life with his wife and wanted to break loose. mccartney said the band was his life and he wanted to keep things going. did you see this, this weekend, kim kardashian west's opening monologue packing a punch as she joked about her family and the comedy show's low rating. >> i'm used to having 60 million followers watching my every move. how many watch snl, 10 million. tonight is a chill, intimate might for me. carley: -- night for me. carley: she boosted snl's overall rating by 8.5% and demographic numbers by 23% following the worst rated season opener in the show's history. everyone wanted to watch her. todd: interesting monologue. carley: she did well. she's good in those situations. the time is 26 minutes after the hour. still ahead, officials on the hunt for brian laundrie revealed which details aren't making sense. the latest on the effort to locate america's most wanted man. man. todd: what we're learning about a face-to-f

you can listen to both those matches and bbc news radio five.pes of winning the world rally championship alive. the brit finished second to belgium's thierry newville at rally catalunya in spain. but his toyota team mate and championship leader sebastien ogier could only finish fourth. as a result, for the second year in a row the title will be decided at the final rally of the season in italy next month. and the jacksonville jaguars beat the miami dolphins in a dramatic last few moments in the last of the nfl games at the tottenham hotspur stadium. and the jags mascot certainly knows how to make an entrance. he bungee—jumped from the top of the stadium before the game. it was all tied at 20 points a piece and boiled down to this last second field goal kick from matthew wright. his 53 yard attempt sailed between the posts and the jaguars won 23—20. that's all from sportsday. good evening lovely sunday. 20 almost encarta. does it mean there's lots of sunshine on the way and fact of the next few days get ready because there will be some bouts of p

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group, just a point ahead of israe, so this really is a crucial game — there's live commentary on bbc radio super league. united and city drawing 2—2 at leigh sports village. city went down to ten players in the first half but still managed to take the lead throuthamaican international khadija shaw. but they could only hold on for so long as united levelled after the break and then went ahead through alessia russo. but despite having a player disadvantage, city got back on level terms. the initial shot from jess park, leaving ellen white with just a tap in to draw the game. lewis hamilton was quickest in qualifying for sunday's turkish grand prix, but the championship leader will have to start from eleventh. he's taken a ten—place grid penalty for changing his engine this weekend. hamilton set a new track record at istanbul park, as he beat mercedes team mate valtteri bottas by a tenth of a second. the finn will start from pole, ahead of red bull's max verstappen, who'll be desperate to regain the championship lead. history could be made at old trafford this evening, that big fight starts i

in a bbc radio interview two days before his murder in 1980, john acknowledged this. >> ♪ imagine all of the best songs of all time. >> ♪ living life in peace ♪ ♪ you-ou-ou ♪ >> whatever horrors or things that are happening in the world, that song somehow brings people together, and it reminds us about the simple things. >> ♪ you may say i'm a dreamer ♪ >> "imagine" was john's biggest solo hit and has been covered by hundreds of artists. >> i sang "imagine" plenty of times, and it's a wonderful song. >> ♪ imagine there's no countries ♪ >> one of those times for cyndi lauper was at the nobel peace prize concert in 2004 that had oprah and tom cruise joining in. >> ♪ and the world will live as one ♪ >> it has brought us together in celebration and in grief. >> he was violently taken from the world. >> ♪ i hope someday you'll join us ♪ >> but "imagine" was a song that grew in popularity at that time because it faced down the violence that had took him by asking us to imagine a different world. >> ♪ and the world will live as one ♪ [ birds chirping ] >> you know what i love? "imagine" is p

speaking to naga munchetty on bbc radio five live — former england opener michael carberry says stokes pitch i think it is about the england squad just trying to get around him, trying to i suppose help him avoid certain situations and just basically have as good a tour as he can and obviously if someone like him has a great tour, think england's chances are very good. british number one cameron norrie will lead the gb bid to win the davis cup finals after being named in an initial four—man squad. norrie — who won the indian wells masters just a couple of weeks ago — will bejoined by dan evans and doubles specialists joe salisbury and neal skupski. andy murray has ruled himself out of the event so a fifth player will be confirmed in due course. speaking of andy murray, he's just achieved his best result this year with a fine performance to beat wimbledon semi finalist, hubert hurkacz at the vienna open in austria. he had to do it the hard way, in three sets coming through 6—4—6—7 6—3— it's the first time murray's beaten a top 10 player in over a year. but the british number 2 dan evans

if you want to share your opinions about what you see or hear on the bbc news on tv, radio, online andu can find us on twitter at newswatch bbc. you can call us and do have a look at our websites for previous interviews. that's all from us. we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. skies have cleared across some parts of the country and it's even dried out, but in other areas, it's raining again. the next weather front is currently moving into western parts of the uk, and the whole weekend is going to be very changeable from rain to sunshine back to rain again. so, here's the satellite picture, and you can see lots of weather systems circling around the north atlantic, some of them moving in. this is the one that's over western parts of the uk right now. so if it's raining where you are at this very moment, it's as a result of this weather front, and you can see it here through the early hours of the morning. the rain will be heaviest around south—western scotland, wales and also the south—west of england. in some areas, there could be 20, 30

speaking to naga munchetty on bbc radio five live — former england opener michael carberry says stokesnd to do, they hang out on social media, think they are a bit clever, have a pop at him as well there. for me, my only advice would be, as much as he can, try to channel his energies when he is on the pitch. he certainly doesn't need me to tell him that. off the pitch, i think it is about the england squad just trying to get around him. and just basically have as good a tour as he can. if someone like him has a great tour, i think england's chances are very, very good. british number one cameron norrie will lead the gb bid to win the davis cup finals after being named in an initial four—man squad. norrie — who won the indian wells masters just a couple of weeks ago — will bejoined by dan evans and doubles specialists joe salisbury and neal skupski. andy murray has ruled himself out of the event — so a fifth player will be confirmed in due course. speaking of andy murray, he's currently in first round action at the erste bank open in austria — he took the first set against hubert hurkac

you can follow it on bbc radio 5live from midnight tonight. few days will also be very, very mild for the time of the year. but with that, we will have spells of wind and rain too, so very autumnal, but the temperatures will be quite a story, i think, by the time we get to tuesday. could even be over 20 degrees in some spots in the south. but this is the picture today. an awful lot of cloud, but having said that, thinner cloud in the south and south—west, so i would not be surprised if we get some decent sunny spells there. cornwall, devon, along the southern counties — temperatures in the high teens. but despite the cloud across the north, still up to around 15, 16 degrees, but bits and pieces of rain, and they will continue to last through the evening and overnight, while the south clears up a little bit, so there could be some clear spells lasting all through the night across england, particularly the east and south—east. so, maybe down to 8 or 9 degrees here. a little bit fresher, but for many of us, it is into double figures. and whicheve

. # bbc radio 2 #.e, the wait was finally over. six years since her last album, a chance to hear her new single, easy on me. # when i am drowning in this silence, baby # let me in # go easy on me, baby # i was still a child # didn't get the chance # to feel the world around me... the song is taken from adele's fourth album, called 30, which is released next month. she says the last few years have been tough, having recently been through a divorce. she has been speaking to the zoe ball breakfast show on radio 2. you have been sharing over the last week what a journey putting this album together has been for you and also what you have been through. i definitely feel like i lost sight of and lost the appreciation actually what a gift it is to be into music and to be able to make it. ifeel like i got a bit frightened of it for a while and it really, really took care of me. i don't know what my outlet would have been, had i not had it, and it was bloody hard work to make just in terms of, you know, i was sin

let's speak to kirsty grant, who's been covering this story for bbc radio 1's newsbeat programme. that is whatjesse has been accused of in this new single blaze. it supposed to be a big moment for her. it's her first debut release as a solo artist and in the video you can see she has got a heavy tan and reads on and wear braids in some parts and she wears basketball shorts and has a gold tooth and i think the content of the song is important as whether it's how she looks and things about wanting a bad boy, a boy from the hood and i think that's what some people found a bit insensitive. and i think the idea mainly from people on social media speaking out about it is that they feel it's wrong to style yourself on stereotypically black characteristics which in history that people i've not always been celebrated for an obviously jesseis been celebrated for an obviously jesse is getting a lot of use and money from this video and this song. did this issue come out of nowhere or is this an accusation which has been leveled atjesse before? it’s been leveled at jesse before? it's been leve

if you want to share your about what you see or hear on bbc news, on tv, radio, online and social mediaou can find us on twitter at @newswatchbbc. you can call us at... do have a look at our website for previous discussions. that's all from us, we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. hello again. friday was another very mild day across the whole of the uk, even those places where it stayed cloudy throughout. however, there were some places where the sunshine popped out. northern england was one of the sunnier places. it was also one of the warmest places in the uk. the day's highest temperature — ryhill in west yorkshire, 22 degrees celsius. that's eight degrees celsius higher than the october average, so it was very, very warm indeed. now looking at this satellite picture, you can see those areas that had the clearest skies. we've seen some clearing skies across east anglia and south—east england behind this cold front because what we're seeing at the moment is cooler and fresher air starting to spread in from the near continent. and that's

if you want to share your opinions about what you see or hear on the bbc news on tv, radio, online andnd social media, email or find us on twitter at newswatch bbc. you can call us with that and do have a look at our websites for previous interviews. that's all from us. we will be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage next week. bye—bye. good evening. there is yet more rain in the forecast for this weekend. rain in the forecast for this weekend. the various bands move rain the various bands of rain will move through quickly. one area rain pushing in from the west overnight in between a slice of clear skies allowing it to get a little bit chilly, 5 in aberdeen. but 11 for cardiff and plymouth by the end of the eye. a little bit milder where we start up with cloud and rain. that will push his way eastward through the day tomorrow. with brighter guys following behind. northern ireland will start up with some sunshine, sunny skies spreading across western scotland certainly the bulk of england and wales albeit with one or two showers temperatures between 11 and 15. with one or

if you want to share your about what you see or hear on bbc news, on tv, radio, online email at newswatchtwitter at @newswatchbbc. you can call us at... do have a look at our website for previous discussions. that's all from us, we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. hello, again. it was another very mild day on friday with temperatures in the warmest spots reaching the low 20s. and although there was quite a bit of cloud for some, others saw the sunshine come through, for example, in scarborough in north yorkshire. and just down the coastline in bridlington, this was one of the places where we saw temperatures reach 21 celsius. that's 7 degrees above where temperatures should be at this stage of october. so it has been very mild. as i say, there has been some sunshine, northern east wales, northern england, the far north of scotland, otherwise it's been pretty cloudy. notice we're starting to see some breaks in the cloud in kent. that's behind a very weak cold front. this stripe of cloud you can see here, that's important, because behind tha

speaking to naga munchetty on bbc radio 5 live, former england opener michael carberry says stokes cani think it is about the england squad trying to get, i suppose, to help them avoid certain situations and just basically have as good a tour as he can, and obviously if someone like him has a great tour, i think england's chances are very, very good. unvaccinated tennis players are set to be allowed to compete at the australian open but will face two weeks of quarantine and regular testing, according to a letter given to wta players. australian ministers had said players withoutjabs would not be able to enter the country for the tournament. but the wta players' council says it's been told all competitors will be able to go to melbourne injanuary. a number of players — including 35% of those on the men's atp tour — remain unvaccinated. novak djokovic, the men's world number one and nine—time australian open champion, said last week he didn't want to reveal his vaccination status. 0le gunnar solskjaer called it the darkest day of his managerial career. manchester united's 5—0 defeat at h

and for latest travel updates on the roads and railways, do tune into your local bbc radio station or temperatures up to a maximum of 16 celsius. a little cooler and fresher than the temperatures we had at the weekend. 0vernight tonight it will unlikely be as cold as it was last night but still fairly chilly, especially away from central london. more cloud feeding in towards the end of the night. the minimum temperature dropping to five celsius stop tomorrow morning will be quite cloudy to start. still bright spells. you can see the cold front any easterly uk bringing the cloud. it should stay largely dry with one or two spots of rain but nothing more significant. staying very settled this week thanks to the high pressure but we still have quite a bit of cloud. i'm back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. hello, this is breakfast with dan walker and sally nugent. 0n breakfast this morning... in the second part of our exclusive interview with marcus rashford, the footballer opens up about the racism he faced after the euros and what the outpouring of support h

if you want to share your opinions on what you see or hear on bbc news on tv, radio, online, and sociald do have a look at our website... that's all for us. we'll be back to hear thoughts on bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. good evening. the weather has thrown a little bit of everything at us this week, some wet weather, some squally winds, some mild conditions, some chilly conditions. today has been one of the quieter days of the week, with sunshine in some places, but a lot of cloud in others. and that cloud, as you can see from the earlier satellite and radar picture, has been producing some showers. and we will keep a lot of cloud as we head through this evening and tonight. it could turn a bit misty and murky over hills in the west and more generally down towards the south. still some spots of rain and drizzle. where we have clear skies for any length of time, particularly in north east scotland, temperatures will drop away, maybe all the way down to —2 celsius with a touch of frost. but despite a chilly start to saturday for some, the weekend generally speaking will be

if you want to share your opinions about what you see or hear on bbc news on tv, radio, online, and socialus on: and do have a look at our website. that's all for us. we'll be back to hear thoughts on bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. hello. the weather has thrown just about everything at us over the last week or so — heavy rain, squally winds, a bit of snow over high ground in scotland — so what does the weekend have in store? well, actually, a return to milder conditions, some brisk winds and some rain at times, courtesy of this frontal system that you can see pushing in from the west. but it is moving quite slowly — it's running up against high pressure — so there will still be a fair amount of dry weather around through saturday and, where skies have been clear, a really chilly start across parts of eastern scotland and eastern england. that is, though, where we will see the rest of the sunshine. —— that is, though, where we will see the best of the sunshine. more cloud further west, the odd spot of drizzle and then, our weather front bringing persistent rain quite slowly eas

adele herself interviewed on bbc radio this morning >> where did that song come from >> bear with mething you want to say to those people >> trust the process >> the verdict, so far it was well worth the wait. there you go, guys adele did her first ever ig live this past weekend. make no mistake about it, it is what it is this song, this record is the body of work she wants her 9-year-old son to look back and listen to because she says in her own words, i want him to see me truly love and be loved and that wasn't happening in the first marriage the divorce was finalized in march. she's been auto a journey to find true happiness ever since this record is the sound track for that journey >> so funny. last night it came out on the way home we end on out to dinner for mike's birthday. we were like, let's listen to that adele song. i turned it off and i could hear the next car over blaring the adele song it was like the whole world was listening to adele at the same time >> so then mike got in that car. >> better speakers than this car. >> way to leave mike's birthday on a positive, uplif

out the last time they fought back in 2020 after the first ended in a draw, but fury admitted to bbc radioimes in the past, and it is up to me to keep it on track and not let it change. catalans dragons full—back sam tomkins has won the 2021 steve prescott man of steel award — while st helen�*sjodie cunningham won the women�*s award. tomkins is now only one of three players to have won the award twice after winning it back in 2012 while at wigan warriors. he will now look to cap a fine season with victory in saturday�*s grand final against st helens. and leeds rhinos legend kevin sinfield won the loch lomond spirit of the super league award after his fundraising efforts in support of former team—mate rob burrow, who is living with motor neurone disease. emma raducanu has jumped emma raducanu hasjumped from 150th to 22 in the world rankings. the 18—year—old received a wild card and a bye to the second round and will play either maria camila 0sorio serrano or aliaksandra sasnovich. that�*s all the sport for now. life has been such a well went for her. this year�*s award for the nobel prize i

you can listen to that match live on bbc radio 5 live in the europa league, four goals from patson dakairst win in europe of the season. they were two—nil down before daka began the fightback just before the half time break and three more followed in the second half — this one proving to be the winner because spartak did pull one back but leicester held on to get the win which takes them second in their group. newcastle's search for a new manager is underway, the club parted company with steve bruce earlier, just 13 days after the saudi arabia—backed takeover on tyneside. bruce leaves after two years in charge, with the club second from bottom in the premier league table without a win. our correspondent katie gornall has more. managing newcastle was his dream job managing newcastle was his dream job and no matter how badly he wanted it to work in his hometown club, he always felt like an uphill battle. his departure has been widely expected. he was under pressure even before the saudi arabia lead to takeover. and without a win on season, with the new owners, his team failed again. phili

in an interview with bbc radio that will be released later this month mccartney says he has often beenays when lennon decided to start a new family with yoko on a, felt like a divorce, with the three remaining bandmembers left to pick up the pieces. he called it the most difficult period of his life. the breakup of the band was announced in 1970. mccartney was blamed for the split but he says that wasn't true. he was told to keep quiet until more arrangements had been made but couldn't keep the secret any longer so in 1970 he said we split up. by doing that people believed he was behind it but he said john lennon wanted out. we when conventional wisdom was it with yoko. it was john. thanks. now this. show me the dow 30. you get a sense of the market. a lot more selling than buying. there is this too. miami's new crypto currency, it generated $8 million for the city. in two months. mayor francis suarez spearheaded miami coin and joins me next. ♪♪ as an independent financial advisor, i stand by these promises: i promise to be a careful steward of the things that matter to you most. i pro

that he represents, and just looking within the last couple of days he was speaking to the local bbc radiolf mast _ we last spoke? the flags are flying at half mast over _ we last spoke? the flags are flying at half mast over downing - we last spoke? the flags are flying at half mast over downing street, | at half mast over downing street, the cabinet met earlier on this afternoon in bristol, the second time limit outside the capital, cabinet ministers making their way back to london. we've heard from the deputy prime minister on twitter at dominic rab, who said, "we are heartbroken we've lost sir david amess, a great common sense politician and a formidable campaigner with a big heart and tremendous generosity of spirit. excellent toward those he disagreed with. rip, my friend." that description of him being a friend as well as a colleague is all over social media, from politicians of all stripes this afternoon. he was a very well—known and very well loved in parliament, even among those who might disagree with him profoundly politically and recognition of the work he did as a constituenc

khashoggi's fiancee told bbc radio 5 live breakfast that newcastle fans celebrating the takeover arelly— message to the world —— it will be a really bad _ message to the world —— it will be a really bad message to the world and difficult _ really bad message to the world and difficult to _ really bad message to the world and difficult to receive justice. the premier league said they "have now received legally binding assurances that the kingdom of saudi arabia will not control newcastle united football club. all parties are pleased to have concluded this process which gives certainty and clarity to newcastle united football club and their fans." you can read more on the bbc sport website. lewis hamilton's prospects of winning this weekend's turkish grand prix have taken a setback. the championship leader will have a 10—place grid penalty for a new engine in his mercedes. he was fastest in first practice in istanbul this morning. we're just over a day away, now from the much anticipated world heavyweight contest between tyson fury and deyontay wilder in las vegas. fury is defending th

bbc news. that's about it from us here on sportsday. remember, you can follow all the champions league action later, with manchester united and shows both in action. there will be commentary on radiowe are switching air masses. don't worry, it is not critically painful but it is noticeable. it is what if you much cooler and fresher. we sat in basically tropical air earlier on in the week, with a southerly or south—westerly airstream. for thursday and friday, we are into a plunging northerly. you get the picture, as we switch around to the blue shading in our graphic. cooler airfor blue shading in our graphic. cooler air for thursday. blue shading in our graphic. cooler airfor thursday. tormey blue shading in our graphic. cooler air for thursday. tormey conditions across southern britain overnight, widespread gales, more heavy rain, a weather front widespread gales, more heavy rain, a weatherfront six widespread gales, more heavy rain, a weather front six south. behind it, much colder air, patchy frost to start today for scotland and then quite a nagging northerly wind through the course of the day, serene run early on across southern counties. for many, beautiful blue skies and su

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tune into your bbc local radio station. will be a lot of cloud around today, too. we are starting off on a mild note, temperatures in double figures, but the cloud is a weak cold front sinking southwards as it hits the area of high pressure. it weakens further and dissipates, but we will keep those cloudy conditions for much of the rest of day. perhaps some clearance, sunshine, and some cool air in northern home counties by the time we get to the end of the day, so it could brighten up considerably here. top temperatures, though, underneath all of that cloud lower than they have been, 14 or 15 celsius, and the winds staying light. as we head through this evening and overnight, there will be some long clear spells again particularly towards northern counties, where we mayjust see temperature drop as low as perhaps 5 or 6 celsius. elsewhere, high single figures underneath all of that cloud, and it should stay dry. tomorrow, it will start to feel a bit milder. it should be dry throughout the day, there will be some sunny spell