, thank you for being with us, professor of black studies in the school of social sciences at birmingham cityor of "the new age of empire: how racism and colonialism still rule the world." we will link to your piece in politico "i don't mourn the queen." o;o; ó7 [tom cruise impersonation] tom cruise: my fellow americans, you deserve the truth and i know you can handle it. i won't be your next president. that point has been made crystal clear. [president barack obama impersonation] barack obama: we're entering an era in whi our enemies can make it look like anyone is saying anything at any point in time. like, president trump is a total and complete d--. ♪♪♪ [jeremy fernandez impersonation] jeremy fernandez: hello, welcome to "foreign correspondent." i'm jeremy fernandez. well, it took a global pandemic to force us all indoors and to increasingly rely on video screens to connect our lives.

, thank you for being with us, professor of black studies in the school of social sciences at birmingham cityor of "the new age of empire: how racism and colonialism still rule the world." we will link to your piece in politico "i don't mourn the queen." <■o;o;ó7ó7 >>> hello and welcome to nhk "newsline." i'm takao minori in new york. >>> a powerful earthquake has struck western mexico, damaging buildings and knocked out power. officials with the u.s. geological survey say the magnitude 7.6 quake hit just after 1:00 in the afternoon. killing at least one person. the disaster struck as people marked the anniversary of two other eartua

birmingham city university professor kehinde andrews, who is of british african-caribbean heritage, alsolected thursday on the queen's legacy. >> i guess it depends what you think a good job of being queen is. if it is to represent white supremacy and colonialism, then yeah. if you look at the royal family institution, it is still very strong, weathered heavy storms including prince andrew. had she kept the image of the royal family very established, that think she's done a good job. amy: to talk more about the death of queen elizabeth ii and the future of the british monarchy, we're joined by british journalist ash sarker, harvard professor maya jasanoff whose new york times guest essay is headlined "warn the queen, not her empire," and university of cambridge professor priya gopal, author of "insurgent empire: anticolonial resistance & british dissent." we welcome you all to democracy now! professor go paul, let's begin with you. your thoughts on the death of the longest-reigning british monarch, queen elizabeth ii? >> it is the end of a long eventful rich life of the person who had a

the city has acquired a completely new skyline. the old industrial birmingham1950s and 1960s. they don't think of piazzas, do they? no, the squares we've created, it's a very walkable city centre. it also has kind of a spiritual effect on the city, as well. it's like self belief. it is, yes, and we saw during the commonwealth games, people here in birmingham rediscovering their pride and confidence in their city and realising that birmingham can do these major international events as well as any other city anywhere in the world. birmingham is more than well—placed for a second eurovision, and for one couple, it would mean everything. would it be fair to say you are fond of eurovision? oh, no, no, we absolutely love it. we are not fond of it at all. i'm fond of my husband, but my goodness, eurovision is far more important. he likes eurovision more than me, that's true. that's not true. 0k, it might be. the atmosphere in 1998 when you were here watching it. the cityjust came to life. it came to life for the whole month, because we had the g8 just afterwards and t

seven cities are in the running to host it on behalf of ukraine, including birmingham, which last heldhe time? absolute terror, if i'm honest. absolute terror. the event, the crowd? it was massive. you know, an amazing band and the crowd was incredible. such a huge building. you know, it was amazing. a phenomenal experience. i'm backing birmingham. eurovision was more than just another event. it was a chance to show off a changing city. and there has been a lot of change in birmingham. 25 years on, and the library looks a little different, doesn't it? indeed, when you walk around here, you realise quite how much has changed. the city has acquired a completely new skyline. we saw during the commonwealth games, people here in birmingham rediscovering their pride and confidence in their city and realising that birmingham can do these major international events as well as any other city anywhere in the world. and for two stalwart eurovision fans, there are high hopes of a repeat of the 1998 eurovision atmosphere. the cityjust came to life. it came to life for the whole month, because we ha

birmingham games according to a report. a survey featured within the research said it helped change perceptions of the host city. tion which followed, birmingham 2022 put the city firm in the spotlight. a new study commissioned by the government revealed that half the uk's population watch the games on television, online or in the venue. predominantly we watched it was on youtube. irate predominantly we watched it was on youtube. ~ ., , , youtube. we are very interested in bowls. we watched _ youtube. we are very interested in bowls. we watched it _ youtube. we are very interested in bowls. we watched it on _ youtube. we are very interested in bowls. we watched it on the - youtube. we are very interested in bowls. we watched it on the tv - youtube. we are very interested in| bowls. we watched it on the tv and also went _ bowls. we watched it on the tv and also went on the last saturday. it also went on the last saturday. [it was also went on the last saturday. it was fantastic. the survey also found that two thirds of people in the city engaged with the games games and a quarter of those watched the bat and relay

k. birmingham has become the latest city to witness and violent muslim and a hindu clashes. the most recent troubles layered outside a hindu temple between local indian and pakistani communities. here some of the footage from the clashes as they happened. oh mm oh, over the yuki, have been in the greek old unrest, go to see, to die for a young man from india and pakistan have been asked to speech or central england a was this all about a cricket match on the 28th of august. in the all defeated focused on in a cricket match. this was a 2022, a shock off and soon after that be so class just rocked in the streets or one london. now india and pakistan are pretty passionate about crickets. but what's happening right now is not normal by any up sticks. we're seeing we do all the mos men of come out where they are chanting slogans of j street rahman, a law workforce. and surely, they're pulling out the means of their boards over each other or the class. she's really a tipping point. and the community needles from the communities in brooklyn's b came out and the read out a message.

k. birmingham has become the latest city to witness violent muslim hindu clashes. the most recent trouble flared outside a hindu temple between local indian and pakistani communities. here's some footage of the clashes as they happened. oh oh, over the yuki, have been in the greek old unrest. go to see, to die for a young man from india and pakistan have been flashing on the speeds or central england. and was this all about a cricket match on the 28th of august in the undefeated pakistan in a crooked match. this was a 2022, a shot, and soon after that we saw crash just rocked in the streets while london. now india and pakistan are pretty passionate about crickets. but what's happening right now is not normal by any up sticks. we're seeing, we do all the mos men come out where they're chanting slogans of j street or arm and a lot work for essentially they're calling out the needs of the board over each other or the class. she's really a tipping point and the community needles from the communities in brooklyn's b came out and the read out a message. if you want to pe

k, where birmingham has become the latest city to witness violent muslim hindu classes . trouble set up between local indian and pakistani communities outside a hindu temple that social use and footage of the classes. oh oh over the yuki have been in the greek old on rest, go to see to die for a young man from india and pakistan have been cashed. want to speech or central england a was all about a cricket match on the 28th of august. ringback in the on defeated boxed on in a cricket match. this was a 2022, a shock off and soon after that we saw cash just rocked in the streets. all one london now in the boxes are pretty passionate about it. but what's happening right now is not normal by any up sticks. we're seeing, we do all the all mos men come out where they're chanting slogans of j street rahman. although what we're essentially, they're calling out the means of their boards over each other or the actually reach the tipping point. and the community needles from on to communities in brooklyn's b came out and the read out a message. if you want to perspective your indians and boxes o

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as birmingham has become the latest city to witness violent muslim hindu clashes, the trouble flared between local indian and pakistani communities outside a hindu temple that such are some footage of the classroom as they just started to get warmed up. oh hm. oh over the yuki, have been in the greek old on rest, go to see, to die for a young man from india and pakistan have been cashed. want to speech or central england a was all about a cricket match. on the 28th of august, indian defeated pakistan in a crooked match. this was a 2022, a shock off and soon after that we saw clashes rocked in the streets all one london. now india, pakistan are pretty passionate about crickets, but what's happening right now is not normal by any up sticks. we're seeing, we do all the all mos men come out where they're chanting slogans of j street rahman, a law. what we're essentially, they're calling out the means of their boards over each other, or the actually reach the tipping point. and the community needles from on to communities in brooklyn's b came out and the read out a message. if you want to

now where the central city of birmingham has become the latest witness and violence, muslim hindu clashes and the trouble fled outside a hindu temple between local indian and pakistani community. so have some footage of the clashes as they happened. the me let's get the details now from ortiz, runjun sharma, runjun. thanks for joining us. could you take us through these classes between muslim and hinder communities that seem to be spreading across the british cities? what's the story behind them? they probably aren't blocked off the you have been in the grip or on best go to see die forgot group saw now young man from india, whether off the song have been last year with me to send england. what has the going about? was me essentially the quick math aware in the office on the 20 off and not that we thought class should recall. josh, doctor dropped in thought dotted with our lists are in fact let me tell you that both the india and sockets on our extremely passionate about cricket. what's happening right now is not normal by y'all. so we're seeing with you that are coming or man why mom joh

now eh, birmingham has become the latest city to witness violent muslim hindu class, or is it all fled up between locals outside a hindu temple. his some footage of the clashes as they have. oh oh, over the yuki, have been in the greek unrest, go to see, to die for a young man from india and pakistan have been cashed. want to speech or central england. and was this all about cricket match? on the 28th of august, in the undefeated pakistan in a crooked match, this was a 2022 a shark. and soon after that, we saw clashes rocked in streets all one london. now in your box on our pretty passionate about crickets, but what's happening right now is not normal by any up sticks. we're seeing where do you all over mos men come out where they are chanting slogans of j street arm and a law. what we're essentially, they're calling out the needs of the boards over each other or the class. she's really reached a tipping point. and the community needles from the communities in brooklyn's b came out and they read out a message of the effect of your indians and bob bonnie's are nowhere to live life. our

birmingham. ukrainian -- found mass graves outside the city of izium which was taken back from russian forces lastust be held accountable for leaving bind a trail of death. and after weeks of no grain exports from ukraine -- they claimed that little of it is making it to the nations.

big screens will be put up in a number of cities, including bedford, birmingham, bradford, coventry,the opportunity for the public to line routes in london and windsor for the queen's final journey. the funeral on monday will also be broadcast live on bbc, sky and itv. there will also be a national moment of reflection tomorrow, sunday 18th september. well, many are planning to travel to london from across the country. our correspondent, luxmy gopal, has been speaking to some. i'v e i've got a nice blanket as well. alex bray is leaving his bedroom in holmfirth in west yorkshire to head to the streets of london with a tent to pay his respects to the queen. hi, jonny, you all right? he and his brotherjonathan will set off at 5:00am and stay until after the state funeral on monday. after so long, it's just nice to say kind of a proper goodbye and be part of the atmosphere as well. it's going to be sad, but i think there's going to be a real sense of unity. hello, mum. fine, thank you. they'll be joining their mother, alison, who's already made the journey down to see the queen lying in

birmingham theatre production is attempting to "demystify the act of muslim prayer". waswasa — which means whispers in prayer — celebrates muslim communities across the city. aswasa is this theatre project, an immersive performance that i put together with a team that really tells the story of muslim prayer and what that means in kind of modern, secular society. it explores the kind of parallels of how someone of faith, of muslim faith, is kind of really exploring something that's no different to people of no faith, trying to find focus in the kind of madness of the rat race, if you like. this show really is an attempt to demystify the muslim prayer, the sight of people prostrating to the ground, perhaps in public spaces. i kind of wanted to shed a bit of light on that and bring some understanding of what that means through this quite deep kind of scripted play with kind of video projections and an art installation, as you see here, here behind me, where we've got this tunnel of prayers. literally what you see surrounding me is the kind of intimate, personal prayers of the people of birmingham. often prayers are something personal. you don't ever see them k

the city has acquired a completely new skyline. the old, industrial birminghamalso has kind of a spiritual effect on the city, as well. it's like self belief. it is, yes, and we saw during the commonwealth games people here in birmingham people rediscovering their pride and confidence in their city and realising that birmingham can do these major international events as well as any other city anywhere in the world. birmingham is more than well—placed for a second eurovision, and for one couple, it would mean everything. would it be fair to say you are fond of eurovision? oh, no, no, we absolutely love it. we are not fond of it at all. i'm fond of my husband, but my goodness, eurovision is far more important. he likes eurovision more than me, that's true. that's not true. ok, it might be. the atmosphere in 1998 when you were here watching it. the cityjust came to life. it came to life for the whole month, because we had the g8 just afterwards and the lions international which had 35,000 people, so it wasjust a wonderful month. it was like a coming out ceremony al

birmingham. ukrainian -- found mass graves outside the city of izium which was taken back from russian forces last weekend. resident volodymyr zelenskyy says moscow must be held accountable for leaving bind a trail of death. and after weeks of no grain exports from ukraine -- they claimed that little of it is making it to the nations. we talk with an exporter in ukraine to find out. and hundreds of thousands waiting in line to pay their respects to the late queen. -- former football star david beckham waits for 12 hours to get into westminster hall. and the women's -- kicked off. it is building on the momentum -- by hungary for more silverware. that coming up. -- in our sport segment. ♪ >> i am -- thank you for joining us. a mass grave has found -- been found outside the town of izium in izzy -- this city of ukraine after it was liberated. it is one of the largest burial sites in indies city found taken back from russia invasion. -- >> a pine forest hiding a mass grave. ukrainian soldiers have found more than 400 bodies varied near the city of izium after it was freed from russian control. here li

i do not care if you are in dallas, texas, or bentonville, arkansas or birmingham, alabama. if you are a big cityall city, downtown in the suburbs, we do not escape our worries and fears. and the more people we all look up to, talk about -- like the more they talk about their psychological health like we talk about her physical health, the easier it is going to be for us to step in and get the help we need. now, i'll put put the burden also on healthcare. we have just got to start talking in a way that makes sense to people. other healthcare which is never say anxiety but everybody says no. if you talk about worry, can't fall to sleep because you can't quit working or being worried about your kids, or your aunts, or your uncle, okay that i can relate too. so i love that we are talking more. i love how athletes, entertainers, executives are being open about the demands of how stressful every day life be. and that adds up. arthel: does derogatory divisive talk from leaders and perhaps a politics factor into this anxiety level we are all experiencing? >> oh, that is absolute. there is a political wo

cities throughout the u. k. the latest violence flaring up in birmingham, which source treat battle outside a hindu temple, and a muslim owned supermarket going up in flames. and of course, the 2nd day of the un general assembly is now underway. the president of both america and iran expected to take the stage shortly with . all right, so it's likely to be a very busy program for you here on ality international or the un general assembly in new york means will be crossing live to hear the relevant speakers. and of course big news today from the russian president, vladimir putin has announced a partial military mobilization in russia. this was during a televised address to the nation. she learn. yep. heidi mom to protect our homeland sovereign c territorial integrity and to insure the security of our people . i consider it necessary to support the proposal of the minister of defense to conduct partial mobilization in russia. i repeat, we're talking only about partial mobilization that his own citizens who are currently in the reserve will be subject to conscription and only those with prior military experience wh

cities throughout the u. k. latest violence lowering up in birmingham, which seeing a, a st, and baffle outside a hindu temple and a muslim own supermarket going up in flames. and quote, criminal and aggressive sanctions. against nature, that's what the iranian president has criticized the western world for calling into a hedge. a monic will take a listen that also to what president biden will have to say shortly on stage of the 2nd day of the un general assembly. with all right, welcome to a very busy evening here. we're naughty international, just off to 6 pm here at moscow, you heard me mentioned that of the un general assembly. it's live in new york. it means we'll be crossing over there to hear the relevant speak as our correspondents are also about the forum. and of course, big news today from that health, the russian president, vladimir putin has announced a partial military mobilization here in russia. this was during a televised address to the nation. she learn young lady, mom to protect our homeland sovereignty territorial integrity and to insure the security of our people. i consider it necessary t

cities throughout the u. k. that his violence bearing up in birmingham, which sees a street back all outside a hindu temple and have a most lim, own supermarket going up in flames with you to have your company for this alice broadcast from moscow. thanks so much for joining us here in a few international a seriously busy day today with a live coverage of the un general assembly in new york. but also that of the russian presidents announcement this morning. that was vladimir putin. so that of him announcing that of a partial military mobilization here in russia. this was during a televised address to the nation. sonya mighty mom to protect our homeland sovereign c territorial integrity and to insure the security of our people. i consider it necessary to support the proposal of the ministry of defense to conduct partial mobilization in russia. i repeat, we're talking only about partial mobilization. that is only citizens who are currently in the reserve will be subject to conscription and only those with prior military experience. who have served in the army, they will also go through additional training. the degree

cities. they have projects now in cleveland, birmingham and santa fe.ospel of architecture serving society has reached inside that ivory tower whose teachings they once found lacking. in 2021 murphy taught lessons he learned in rwanda back at harvard. >> there's some clear simplicity to it. there's things we have to build. there's people we have to hire. there's materials we have to use. and if you think about the whole thing as a design project, you can have a lot more impact. >> reporter: in june mass was awarded the highest honor given by the american institute of architects. its 2022 architecture firm award. >>> cbs sports hq sprented by progressive insurance. i'm brett stover with sports news from today. at the u.s. open in new york coco gauff cruises to another victory. she defeated zhang shuai to advance to the quarterfinals. and in baseball airline judge hit his 53rd home run of the season as the yankees avoid a sweep in tampa while the mets lost at home to the nationals. -hi, dr. rick. it's julie. -[ gasps ] that's me. just leaving you a voicem

seven cities had been in contention, but newcastle, leeds, manchester, birmingham and sheffield are nowgow? the friendly seer of liverpool _ edge of her glasgow? the friendly seer of liverpool and _ edge of her glasgow? the friendly seer of liverpool and nolan - edge of her glasgow? the friendly. seer of liverpool and nolan musical talent here. come to liverpool, will be settling and it is fabulous. the city of friends. it’s be settling and it is fabulous. the city of friends.— city of friends. it's a big audience, _ city of friends. it's a big audience, hundred - city of friends. it's a big audience, hundred 61 i city of friends. it's a big - audience, hundred 61 million city of friends. it's a big _ audience, hundred 61 million people are watching come of the infrastructure is to be there, the city has to make some sort of financial contribution to this as well and how much is that going to be and can the report afford it? flit be and can the report afford it? of course be and can the report afford it? qt course we can. we be and can the report afford it? t>t course we can. we will put

seven cities had been in contention, but newcastle, leeds, manchester, birmingham and sheffield are nowu're in to why they should host next contest. they said liverpool or glass globe are the two strongest bids. let's remind us why you eurovision is coming to the uk. mac ukraine one this year so they said it is dangerous to hold it there so they will be coming to the uk. it was the best result the country had in years. next years competition in the uk will be the first time the bbc has hosted the event in 25 years. we are told a final decision will come from the bbc within the next few weeks. d0 from the bbc within the next few weeks. ,., from the bbc within the next few weeks. ~ ., ., , ., weeks. do we know anything about the criteria that the _ weeks. do we know anything about the criteria that the bbc _ weeks. do we know anything about the criteria that the bbc was _ weeks. do we know anything about the criteria that the bbc was using - weeks. do we know anything about the criteria that the bbc was using to i criteria that the bbc was using to judge why it is liverpool and laszlo cam

birmingham this weekend, the political and economic backdrop is far from secure. let's turn to the us. hurricane ian is right now bearing down on south carolina after devastating florida. this is the historic coastal citys and heavy rain. there are warnings of life threatening storm surges and hundreds of kilometres of the south eastern seaboard of the us are under severe weather alerts. ian has regained some of its previous strength it is already caused widespread devastation. in florida where search and rescue efforts are under way officials believe at least 21 people may have died and it may be days before the full number of casualties is no. the hurricane is one of the worst hit florida ever. presidentjoe biden saying substantial loss of life and before that it hit cuba and whistled out know what damage it has done there because of the electricity out. all morning we there because of the electricity out. all mornin- there because of the electricity out. all mornin: . ., , ., , out. all morning we have had people cominu out. all morning we have had people coming through _ out. all morning we have had people coming through to _ out. all morning we have had people coming through to the _ out. all morn

seven cities had been in contention, but newcastle, leeds, manchester, birmingham and sheffield are nowr 25 years.— revenge after 25 years. that is fantastic- _ revenge after 25 years. that is fantastic. a _ revenge after 25 years. that is fantastic. a couple _ revenge after 25 years. that is fantastic. a couple of - revenge after 25 years. that is l fantastic. a couple of thoughts, when do we know, do we know the exact date? there are a lot of things they have got to talk through? the big stuff like access to airports and international travel, the venue is? and also broadcast considerations? a number of things have got to be checked off? when do we find out? yes. it will be next _ off? when do we find out? yes. it will be next month, _ off? when do we find out? yes. it will be next month, and _ off? when do we find out? yes. it will be next month, and today i off? when do we find out? yes. it| will be next month, and today was off? when do we find out? yes. it i will be next month, and today was a surprise for everybody because people have been running around getting reactions and what

birmingham, alabama. houston, texas. brownsville, san antonio, dallas. all of these cities have been the recipients of migrants transported by the biden administration. in april of last year, the associated press published a story with the headline, quote, unaccompanied children from border arrive in pennsylvania. the following month, the local news station in chattanooga, tennessee, posted a story with the headline late night flights carrying migrant children arrive in chattanooga. here's another headline from october of last year, biden administration quietly flies illegal immigrants to new york in the middle of the night. we didn't hear the howls of protest from mayor adams or the governor when the biden administration is doing -- was doing what they are now complaining about. they don't talk about it very often, the biden administration has a history of transporting migrants to cities far from the u.s.-mexico border. and they didn't call it shameful or reckless then. just to be clear, when somebody claims asylum at the border, and passes an initial test of a credible fe

as far away as birmingham for this and all of this taken together seems to have escalated this cricket match in to something thatis this cricket match in to something that is for the cityion and violence — both in thought and behaviour. "leicester has no place for any foreign extremist ideology that causes division,". next lets hear from the federation of muslim organisations. there has been posters we've seen of people saying let's all congregate and go to leicesterfrom both sections. this is not helping anybody in this is escalating the tension and every time you feel something is calming down, there's an eruption again. with me from leicester is bbc asian network presenter, ankur desai. talk us through what's going on because there are many things being put forward by both sides. t because there are many things being put forward by both sides.— put forward by both sides. i think that's where _ put forward by both sides. i think that's where we're _ put forward by both sides. i think that's where we're seeing - put forward by both sides. i think that's where we're seeing the i that's where we're seeing the challenges and tensions because it seems as though there's a

city's chances. what they are offering and what their pitches might be. over the last couple of weeks, we've already had a flavour of what glasgow, newcastle, birmingham, sheffield eurovision are kind of made for each other. meanwhile, back at bingo lingo, they were getting into the eurovision mood with sam ryder�*s spaceman. # i'm up in space, man... and at the end of the evening i had a chat to amelia from hartlepool. if you were going to choose a city for eurovision? it's got to be here. the atmosphere is a party, always, here. don't you think? liverpool, get your torches out! i think we can safely say when it comes to eurovision, the city is more than up for it. david sillito, bbc news, liverpool. # i'm up in space, man...# as we said earlier why are expecting an update from the bbc later today. on a decision about eurovision. carol has the weather. looking rather more british than mediterranean. good morning. i rather more british than mediterranean. good morning. i chose this especially— mediterranean. good morning. i chose this especially for _ mediterranean. good morning. i chose this especially for you, _ mediterranean. good morning. i chose this especi

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hejoined the birmingham city line—up against west ham on saturday, hours before flying home for the funeralss sisters and other relatives. hello. like monday, tuesday will be another day of frequent showers for some of you. for others though a bit more sunshine around. and when we start with the driest conditions parts of central and southern scotland, eastern england, coolest of the weather first thing. here fewer showers to come through the day but northern scotland showers will be fairly frequent. the northern, eastern and northern ireland through the isle of man, northwest england north—west midlands and north—east wales. another batch of cloud but with more persistent rain pushing towards cornwall parts of devon and also the channel islands. in those areas stick with the sun actually feels quite pleasant out there that september sunshine still strong. with the wind is blowing quite a keen breeze. ten to 16 degrees will feel cool. the wind will shift northwards as we go through into tuesday night. so tuesday night and wednesday that pushes the showers into northern scotland, eastern scot

you hejoined you he joined the you hejoined the birmingham city side hours before flying home for thehis relatives. it will be a windy and cold start to next week. today, a north—easterly breeze, feeding in these showers across eastern parts of england. showers towards the west will move away. some showers breaking out into the midlands. scotland, northern ireland, generally dry, more in the way of sunshine. temperatures similar to yesterday. showers that do develop will decay during this evening and overnight. clear skies and light winds. it will be cold, colder than last night. not quite as colder than last night. not quite as cold in the north—west of scotland. the police will pick up there. clouds will build a bit, it should stay dry. the odd shower possible in scotland and northern ireland, ahead of the screen that arrives in scotland in the afternoon. winds picking up particularly in scotland with deals in the north—west later in the afternoon. temperatures sitting at 15—17 c. this is bbc news — i'm annita mcveigh, and these are the latest headlines: the chancellor defends his t

hejoined the birmingham city line—up against west ham on saturday, hours before flying home for the funeralshis sisters and other relatives. hello. yesterday was a day of sunshine and showers. today, it's a pretty similar theme, but if anything, i think more in the way of sunshine and fewer in the way of showers. still quite a cluster around first thing on thursday on the tail end of this weather front that's sliding off towards the continent, but actually this little finger, a brief finger of high pressure is going to try and settle things down for this thursday. so, there's some showers to start the day across the south—west of england and pembrokeshire, gone through the morning, but winds in off the north sea will feed some scattered showers into northern england, the north midlands, perhaps the north of east anglia through the afternoon, a few across scotland, too. but predominantly, i think, dry and sunny and temperatures up a degree or so on wednesday, 15—17. through the evening and overnight, it's going to turn quite chilly across eastern areas of england, winds fall light light and t