, so very u nsu btle across the british isles, so very unsubtle —— low—pressure in place acrossn worricker. the headlines at 11pm: downing street hits out at borisjohnson saying he has no new ideas for brexit, after he criticised theresa may's approach. england's heatwave this year makes the record. the met office confirms it was the hottest ever and that 2018's summer across britain was the joint hottest on record. going forward into the future, it is expected that because of greenhouse gas emissions and global warming, these kinds of heatwaves will occur more regularly and, when they occur, we will at higher temperatures as a result. the home secretary issues a stark warning to tech companies, saying that he won't be afraid to take action if they don't do more to tackle online child sex abuse. he can do many great things.

. eastwards across the british isles.ir. long way north and sleeping way across the uk. across the uk. to some parts of england and south wales. wales. widespread across scotland as we go through the afternoon. through the afternoon. lohan in on a brisk north westerly wind. brisk north westerly wind. temperatures at 11 degrees at and aberdeen. and glasgow. southern england more cloud had yesterday. yesterday. tempters around 14 degrees of 15 degrees at best. degrees at best. and the showers ease and under clear starry skies it will turn chilly. starry skies it will turn chilly. the temperatures up that breezes coming from a cold place. coming from a cold place. some rural spots in northern england and in scotland. and in scotland. newcastle and glasgow and edinburgh will be 2 degrees. will be 2 degrees. monday morning but a bright start to the new working week. the new working week. spells of sunshine but lose that northerly wind as the day goes on. northerly wind as the day goes on. western scotland and more rain later i

two celsius in london the signs of some warmth this is subtropical ladysmith drawn in across the british isles so there's the warm weather twenty five in paris isn't a bad guy with that glorious sunshine ace that's where the best of the weather will remain if we keep our eye on the the british isles you can see how that stormy weather streams across scotland into the north sea up towards scandinavia long line of cloud on the rain pounding back in behind with more very blustery winds so that strong wind that stays in place as we go through thursday but still seeing those temps getting up to around twenty one celsius at that stage the cloud in the rain that will continue to make its way further east which as you go through friday freshening up temperatures at sixteen celsius but there's more wild weather to come by the end of the weekend. the weather sponsored by cat time and peace. were. i have dedicated almost my entire professional life to the devotion and fight against corruption and whatever we need champions we need also to shine the light on those shampoos and this award bridges that gap

being, we're more concerned with developments closer to home, a weather front slung across the british isleseast england through the day and ahead of that across the south—east, sunny spells and the small chance of a shower clipping in and still warm. beautiful for scotla nd and still warm. beautiful for scotland and northern ireland with sunny spells, but a cooler, fresher feel. the first weather front will diea feel. the first weather front will die a death on wednesday. high pressure dominates the scene. u nsettled pressure dominates the scene. unsettled weather on the near continent which may throw a few showers into the far south—east. we start to the cloud thickening across northern ireland and western scotla nd northern ireland and western scotland with rain later in the day. inbetweener after the early mist and fog has cleared, spells on sunshine and relatively cool, 17—20. then we get to the end of the week. a big change, very cool, quite breezy, rain at times and this is where we look to the tropics. very quiet this hurricane season so far in the atlantic. a couple of different tro

air. yesterday in many areas. through the rest of today. of showers across the north—west. the british isleswales. to the north, some spells of sunshine but quite a few showers. in northern ireland, maybe one or two north—west england. and temperatures around 14 degrees at best. it will turn chilly. and edinburgh will be at two or three degrees. to the new working week. wind as the day wears on. of rain late in the day. and the winds do switch around to more of a westerly direction. something a bit less chilly. will feel less chilly. good afternoon. could run into thousands. a 7. triggered a tsunami with waves of up to six metres. caroline davies reports. from above, the true impact of this earthquake starts to become clear. homes crumpled and swept away, a bridge collapsed and submerged. this was a shopping centre, now buckled and bent. this woman and her daughters were inside when the earthquake hit. started falling around us. with all my daughters and we made it to the outside and we were safe. the earthquake also triggered a tsunami. where hundreds of people had gathered for a beach fest

a huge clean—up operation is under way after storm ali battered parts of the british isles with windseft two people dead in the republic of ireland and northern ireland. there've also been powercuts, overturned lorries and train cancellations. dan johnson reports. a casualty of the extreme weather which lashed the west coast of ireland. but for pa pa but for papa hospitality tent at st andrews. falling trees crushed buildings during northern ireland's strongest ever september gailes. there were near misses the roads. this pilot trying to land in dublin thought better of it. 100 miles per hour winds brought down powerlines. there are still homes without electricity. some engineers on site can't stand up. that stopped us and delayed us from getting some of our customers back on. a woman died when this caravan was blown over a cliff on the irish coast. and then looking to northern ireland water was killed bya to northern ireland water was killed by a falling tree. storm ali made its mark and wins were still blowing strong. an inquiry into the disruption caused by the introduction of new

two people have died, after storm ali swept across parts of the british isles bringing winds of up to

it does look like a deep area of low pressure will approach the western side of the british isles this a storm. tropical airwithin it so remember it was a storm. tropical air within it so we will feel the effects across south—eastern and eastern part of the country. temperatures could get up into the middle 20s. further north and west, some outbreaks of rain and it will be quite breezy. all the details for where you are this weekend ‘s and the weather around the world available on the website. attempts to save his life. this was the last image of pc keith palmer, taken by a tourist, shortly before he was stabbed to death by khalid masood. today his family asked why there'd been no armed officers to protect pc palmer at the time of the attack. we'll have the latest from the old bailey. also on the programme tonight: hurricane florence hits the east coast of america, bringing flooding, power cuts and warnings that entire communities could be destroyed. president trump's former campaign manager agrees to cooperate with the investigation into links between the president and russia. the arc

active weather the windy wet weather and still bringing with it quite warm there is that over the british isles a picture of twenty three seven degrees in london twenty seven still in paris but when you weather heads off towards norway where it is still raining fairly often on the coast now the big shot of the green blots are still there in spain increasingly they've spread across italy's herself trying to get towards austria but otherwise it's actually turned a little warmer in many places in europe the sun is out by day and those days are getting shorter but they haven't really changed just yet a lot lot of shows that you sort of felt in the west and boulder med so links up through the sahara desert goes down towards mauritania eventually senegal there's not much rain there literally just a few showers up in algeria in particular sunny by day for first time and at twenty eight degrees in river but still thirty three humid degrees in tunis but the real big dimples are still so out the tropics still in the saddle sometimes we've seen recent flooding in nigeria and mali most likely in senegal to

europe recently particularly in the northwest we had one storm called alley that hit parts of the british isles that made things very very stormy it was the winds that caused most of the damage here we had a lot of trees down a lot of power outages as well and people fighting with their brollies was a regular sight to be seen now that system is moving away but now we've got plenty of cloud over us and that's going to give us another weather system that's going to turn increasingly serious as we head through the next twenty four hours or say so on friday the worst of that will be over the northern parts of denmark through parts of norway as well very very strong winds here and some heavy rain and you can see dangling from that is this area of cloud here this area of wet weather and that's going to be bring a real contrast to the temperatures so the couple in thirty degrees the maximum temperature there on friday by saturday down to seventeen suddenly we're in autumn and that cooler weather then continues its journey towards the east as another very serious weather system works its way into the n

white—tailed eagles were persecuted to extinction in the british isles. 2018 is the hundredth anniversary shot. so in a way it's quite nice to celebrate with some good news. we're not entirely sure where the eagles have come from. we know that they don't come from youngsters from the east coast. there's an outside chance that they've come direct from norway, which would be quite nice, because there are these links between 0rkney and norway. and i can see one chick at the moment, but the nest ledge slopes right down at the back. so both the chicks can disappear down into the nest. they're the only white—tailed eagles nesting in 0rkney. they've tried a couple of previous times and haven't managed to produce any chicks, so it's really lovely to see them growing so well and looking really healthy. 0ur dad found the tomb in 1958. he found it by accident, looking for stone to make corner posts for fencing. he discovered it was a wall, so he followed the wall through a pile of rubble and eventually he came to a black hole. it was dark, so he got a cigarette lighter, put that in, lit it, and ther

being we are more concerned with developments closer to home and the weather front across the british islesthe first weather front will die a death as we get into wednesday. high—pressure dominates the scene. unsubtle weather might throw a few showers into the far south—east and we have cloud thickening as well. in the north. in between we have spells of sunshine and relatively cool between 17 and 20, and then we get to the end of the week, a big change, very cool end of the week, a big change, very cool, breezy, rain at times and this is where we look to the tropics. it has been very quiet, the hurricane season, a few different topical storms on the move at the one moving across florida and it has also been busyin across florida and it has also been busy in the eastern pacific including a storm which cause disruption to hawaii not that long ago. the tropical storms inject warm and moistair ago. the tropical storms inject warm and moist air into the atmosphere and moist air into the atmosphere and that warm air moves north and that can have an impact on the jet strea m that can have an impa

but not one single nazi soldier set foot on the british isles. but, hitler would not stop.ecause a free people made them quit cold. >> we have been bombed, high level bombs. machine guns. we have been through two invasions here. we are still sticking it and we are going to stick it. >> second, because this was a new kind of war and the raf were men who could fight. these were men who belonged to what hitler called those weak democracies. the british did more than save their country. the one for the world a year of precious time. it was not only for the people of britain, but for the people of the world that winston churchill spoke when he said, -- >> never in the field of human conflict was so much owed to so many -- owed by so many, to so few. ♪ ♪ >>> this weekend, on american history tv on c-span3. saturday at 10:00 eastern on reel america. >> we are privileged to witness tonight, the significant achievement, and achievement none thought possible a year ago. or even a month ago. and achievement that reflects the courage and wisdom of these two leaders. >> the 1978 film, p

warnings in place for europe because of the wet and windy weather across the british isles, stretchingshowers across italy, but in between, a lot of dry weather with some sunshine, and still some high temperatures. but not for long, because this front that we have across the british isles on thursday will be gradually sinking its way across europe, and behind that we have some fresher conditions. but it is a very active front on thursday, looking at the uk, we have heavy outbreaks of rain on thursday, still some very strong and gusty winds, not quite as strong as the ones we saw on wednesday, but still a very unsettled day, heavy rainfor still a very unsettled day, heavy rain for the likes of northern england down into wales. this gives you an idea of the gusts through the afternoon. a blustery day, sunny spells and showers across northern ireland and scotland. maybe send some “— ireland and scotland. maybe send some —— some sunshine in the northeast, that's all for me. hello, i'm kasia madera, this is outside source. with six months to go until brexit, the british prime ministerjoins

towards evening, overnight, mostly dry across the southern half of the british isles.in the south. rain from the word go on friday morning across northern ireland, scotland and northern england. it is through the central suede of a country where we see cloud and outbreaks of rain. to the south, the midlands and east anglia and the south east, likely to be largely dry in the sunshine, up to 90 degrees. cool further north, 14 or 15 degrees with sunshine and scattered showers across parts of scotland. looking ahead to the first pa rt scotland. looking ahead to the first part of the weekend, an area of high pressure is building in from the south—west keeping the weather mostly dry on saturday, but weather fronts approaching from the atlantic. saturday is a fine day with the best of the sunshine in southern and eastern parts of the country. the cloud and the wind increasing from the west with outbreaks of rain for northern ireland and western scotland by the end of the day but temperatures on the rise, 21 degrees and feeling pleasa nt towards the rise, 21 degrees and feelin

just wriggling on top of the british isles during monday.ome warm airclinging on of rain and also separating some warm air clinging on in the south—east from some cooler and fresher error trying to push into words north—western areas. the warriors for mothers place to start monday is underneath the weather front with the cloud and outbreaks of rain. —— the warmest or coolest .itis . it is shaping up to be a lovely day with bells of sunshine. the weather fronts dragging across south—east scotland, northern england, wales and the south—west. to the saudis, sunny spells and another one day. our frontal system refuses to push out of the way. still sitting around on tuesday. not much more than a stripe of cloud. some spells of sunshine. even in the south—east, temperatures coming down to 16 to 21 degrees at best. that cooler feel is one of the features of the forecast for this week. 0ften dry at first but as i hinted at the start, a bit of a change. the chance of rain later in the week. it starts off quite innocuously, just a weather front dangli

system pushing into the north—west will spin itself up into an area of low pressure close to the british isles turn cooler, often dry at first, with some sunshine there is a chance of rain later. a little uncertainty about the end of the forecast but between 110w the end of the forecast but between now and then we will keep you up to date. in hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... theresa may insists she won't make compromises on her brexit chequers plan that aren't in the national interest. and she says she won't give in to calls for another referendum which would be a ‘gross betrayal‘. the former prime minister gordon brown says the labour party should adopt an internationally agreed definition of anti—semitism. the shadow chancellor, john mcdonnell, said he is confident that labour would resolve the issue. officialfigures suggest there‘s been sharp rise in the number of prison staff caught smuggling contraband such as drugs, weapons and mobile phones to inmates. more protests in the german city of kemnitz following the death of a german man alleged to have been killed by two migrants. sp

across northern and western parts of the british isles. temperatures up to about 2k degrees.hat ex— hurricane. it will not be hurricane force winds by any means, it will be a breezy sort of day, particularly windy in the north and west with some is spells working northwards. it is most likely in the south and east you should stay predominantly dry and look at those temperatures, 26 degrees or so during the day tuesday. those temperatures will be tempered by the strength of the wind. gusts could be in excess of a0 mph in the windiest spots. athletic blustery day on tuesday. moving into the middle part of the week —— a pretty blustery day. we have quite a deep area of low pressure to the north—west of the uk. another weather front tries to move across through wednesday. that could bring us some through wednesday. that could bring us some fairly persistent and heavy rain during wednesday across northern ireland, scotland, possibly further south into northern parts of england as well. the south—east looks to be staying mostly dry and settle. there will be some uncertainty about t

various frontal systems drifting across the british isles, bringing outbreaks of rain with light andrough the first part of sunday. heavy rain drifting across scotland. into the afternoon, many places will see predominantly dry weather and some spells of sunshine. patchy cloud here and there and a bit breezy. but a warmer day in the south—east. 23 degrees for london. a bit of showery rain for wales and perhaps the odd shower into the midlands, north—west england, but much of northern england fine. similar story for northern ireland. and also eastern scotland by the time we get into the middle of the afternoon. however, these showers and thunderstorms will drift into western scotland again and they will continue through sunday night, blown in on a brisk wind. we could see wind gusts of up to 50 and perhaps 55 mph. we will see the rain continuing its progress eastwards as we go into the early hours of monday. further south, a fairly keen breeze. despite clear skies overhead, temperatures shouldn't dip too far. many places staying in double digits. 0n into monday, still some showery rai

the rain will continue to fall across central parts of the british isles through this afternoon.th—west england through yorkshire, maybe bits and pieces across the midlands. in scotland it is looking bright, in northern ireland and the south coast. this evening it will clear away before it comes back in the early hours of sunday morning but the winds will be shifting, bowing out of the south—west, so some temperatures will not fall very much. and tomorrow sunshine and showers across scotland, northern ireland, northern england and across much of england and wales, eventually it will be a bright and fairly warm afternoon. good afternoon. russian warplanes have lauched more air strikes on rebel positions in syria's idlib province, as government forces continue their military build up. the united nations is warning of a major new humanitarian crisis if syria and its russian allies launch an all—out military offensive. idlib is the last major rebel stronghold in northern syria. thousands of civilians are trapped in the area and turkey fears a new refugee crisis if they are forced to

plot of rain there into eastern scotland maybe to the northeast of anger but elsewhere across the british isles shippey laci dry largely dry to the eastern parts of europe twenty four celsius in moscow so there is still some heat around some of the valley there for ankara there you go with that splash of shabby rain down around the black sea to watch ukraine northern parts of roumania still some rather wet weather just around the alpine regions northern areas of italy out across into the adriatic by the time we come to saturday for us guys to come back in behind the west and pos by saturday sharri rain increasing clouds spinning in across the far northwest there for island and the u.k. for the south a little rash of showers there into spain and portugal but a cloud too into northern parts of algeria but lousy dry for much of north africa. in indonesia palm oil is a billion dollar business want to win east investigates the price of the country's pain. to feed the world's oil addiction. on our busy. al-jazeera where every you. welcome back this is al jazeera live from doha let's just quickly reca

the rain will continue to fall across central parts of the british isles through this afternoon.shire, bits and pieces across the midlands. in scotland, it is looking bright. northern ireland and the south coast. this evening the rain clears away before it comes back again early hours of sunday morning but the winds will be shifting direction. they will be blowing out of the south—west. temperatures will not fall too low at alternet. in fa ct not fall too low at alternet. in fact in some areas, no lower than around 15, 16 celsius. showers across scotland, northern england, northern ireland, but across much of england and wales eventually it will bea england and wales eventually it will be a bright and very warm afternoon. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. new powers designed to end nuisance calls from personal injury and claim management firms come into force today. companies will face large fines unless the people they call have given epxlicit permission. labourmp chuka umunna has urged jeremy corbyn to "call off the dogs" in a speech he said that centre—left mps risk bein

essentially speaking about weather front will hang around of that north sea, north—east coast of the british isles be quite chilly tonight, temperatures down to single figures, whereas in the south—east after that warm day, around 13 the overnight low. tomorrow, variable amounts of cloud and sunshine, it does look as though this central area of the uk and further south will be at times fairly cloudy but elsewhere across the country there will be very little in the way of wind, some pleasant sunny spells but not terribly warm in the north west. 16 degrees possibly in belfast, we might nudge up to around 22 degrees in london. and the output for the next few days, variable amounts of cloud, some sunshine from time to time too but also a chance of catching a few spots of rain, and notably those two bridges are tipping away as well. — temperatures. as we head to the rest of the week into the weekend and looks like low pressure is sitting on top of us and the weather turns more unsettled. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at 2.00. the summer of 2018 — the hottest ever in eng

then we've still got some rather keen winds and some heavy rain that's making its way across the british isles but it's as it works its way towards the northeast that it really pulls itself together so for some of us in the northern parts of denmark also the southern parts of norway we're going to have some extremely dangerous winds and some very heavy downpours as well during the day on friday that system then dragged its feet further south and this is going to have quite a mocked effect on the weather across many parts of europe over the next few days so berlin will have a temperature around twenty nine or thirty degrees on friday but by saturday we follow him down to around eighteen for the southeastern parts largely fine and dry here but across parts of italy and towards us in the northern parts of africa there's this little circulation here this is giving some very violent thunderstorms more to come. there with sponsored by qatar and these. landings you. please where this is going to lead to whole. lot different groups bringing you know wanted me to once you know you all ends up with mone

change there and then as we go towards sunday notice that winds and rains pushing too much of the british isles that is going to be a big problem there because we have already seen winds well over one hundred forty kilometers per hour with our last storm that push through that region so if they're already power lines down we could expect even more across the area here across the northern part of africa we are looking at some rain here across tunisia now that has been a problem we haven't had to see much rain in order to cause flash flooding and we are seeing a little bit more here on saturday as we go towards sunday things get a little bit better there but we are picking up some clouds here across parts of algeria for algiers though along the coast now going to bed with temperatures thirty. margaret. hello again you're watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories several people have been injured after gunmen attacked a military parade in southern iran state t.v. says a number of attackers opened fire on the event in the city of the parade was being held to commemorate the start of the iran

much the wants is left in italy and still in spain and portugal but it's really gone from the british isles and for teens when i was in the twenty's which was brief reversion a couple days ago still quite warm down here turkey's up to twenty seven and despite the great athens is showing twenty one the green of course being rain that comes out of israel and this is a medication if you like it's a tropical cycle or subtropical soccer the spinning thing with the characteristics of a hurricane particular the strength of the wind that's where it's going to be so friday in the ionian c. . the weather sponsored by qatar airways. the president trying to finding asylum in the u.s. has become harder than ever i am put in place a zero tolerance policy if you are going a child then we will prosecute you and that child may be separated from you thousands of families escaping violence a hundred now face separation detention and deportation as the u.s. closes its doors. and shelter announces iraq. again you're watching out is there as a reminder of our top stories this hour the u.n. special envoy for yeme

earlier on, you can see this stripe of cloud that has been working south—eastwards across the british islesng way north, sweeping its way right across the uk. so, as we go through this afternoon, the remnants of our old weather front bringing extra cloud across southern parts of england, the south of wales. to the north, spells of sunshine but quite a few showers. you can see they are likely to become widespread across scotland as we go through the afternoon. blowing in on a brisk north—westerly wind, temperatures around 11 degrees at best in glasgow and aberdeen. 12 in belfast. a chance for a shower in northern ireland, maybe one or two in north—west england. for the midlands, for wales, and southern england, more cloud than yesterday. some sunny spells and temperatures of 14 or 15 degrees at best. now, as we go through the evening, much of the club will fade away. much of the cloud will fade away. the showers will ease and under clear, starry skies, it is going to turn chilly. now, normally, a brisk breeze would hold the temperatures up but that breeze is coming from a cold place. so, eve

across some northern and western parts of the british isles.ees. bit of a breeze starting to pick up on monday, and then it could turn particularly windy monday night into tuesday. the remnants of ex—hurricane helene. it won't be producing hurricane force winds by any means, but it will be a breezy sort of day, particularly windy, i think, in the north and west. some spells of heavy rain on tuesday working their way northwards, but it looks more likely that in the south and east once again, you should stay predominantly dry. and look at those temperatures! 26 degrees or so during the day on tuesday. but of course, those temperatures will be tempered by the strength of the wind. we could see gusts in excess of around 40 mph in the windiest spots. a pretty blustery day on tuesday. really wherever you are. now moving into the middle part of the week, and the ex—hurricane, the remnants of it push off towards the north. we still got quite a deep area of low pressure sitting up to the northwest of the uk. another weather front then tries to move acro

over into the positive france behind that we have relatively fresh air spilling in the cross the british isles that also in scandinavia nineteen celsius in london is not too bad westy feed on these wins the more cloud there went to scotland and northern ireland pushing over into norway cold enough and live that a fifth day decrease but it's twenty there in moscow as a weather system just bring in some right towards that western side of russia there we go with the showers doubt towards the southeast quite a lively rash as into central policy if you have once again but houghton dry for spain and portugal getting up into the thirty's over the next complet days by the time we come to friday eighteen celsius in london a fair amount of class putting in with some outbreaks all right then we got this area of right still affecting the alpine region as northern areas of italy easy across austria and on into poland also some rain so into the northwest of africa we want to see a shower as for northern out geria. there with sponsored by the time piece. where they are on line this isn't some abstract issue

days over the next couple days you will see wet and windy weather sweeping its way towards the british isles with gusts laws the dry weather to go on through sunday twenty two celsius the fall on the base of peace the yes into those northern areas but for central pos there's a sunshine twenty four degrees for the ana basin places of rather heavy right at times over towards that eastern side of year up sixteen celsius seventeen celsius there for moscow it dries up it brightens up as we go on through monday so looking even better still fun to try to central areas that we go with first signs of our wet weather pushing up towards and scotland the still a few showers there just around spain and portugal in those showers still a possibility of somewhat weather across the fog west of africa but for most is fine and dry. it was a big problem because it was different people with the scent of night clothes for him be rude in the married miss universe hugh was a boy of character on the other ruthless operative thing for the palestinian cause some israeli intelligence sources claim the plant operation i

plowed right in there into eastern scotland maybe to the northeast of it but elsewhere across the british isles ship dry largely dry to the eastern parts of europe twenty four celsius in moscow so there is still some heat around some of the valley there for ankara there you go with that splash of shabby right down around the black sea to watch you cry in northern parts of roumania still some rather wet weather just around the alpine regions northern areas of italy out across into the adriatic by the time we come to saturday for our skies to come back in behind the west and pos by sats day shadi right increasing clouds spinning in the cross the far northwest there for island and the u.k. for the south a little rash of showers there into spain and portugal but a cloud too into northern parts of algeria but lassie dry for much of north africa . at night in a stalker somaly mam patrolled streets police ski and not. for lack of twenty mph tired of gang violence they use the maternal approach to prevent crimes used to live out if they don't have. a do. but a bit. the stories we don't often hear told

active weather the windy wet weather and still bringing with it quite warm there is that over the british isles a picture of twenty three seven degrees in london twenty seven still in paris that when the weather heads off towards norway where it is still raining fairly often on the coast now the big shot of the green blots are still there in spite increasing to they've spread across italy's herself trying to get towards austria but otherwise it's actually turned a little warmer in many places in europe the sun is out by day and those days are getting short of a haven't really changed just yet a lot lot of shows that you sort of open the west and bowl them out so it links up through the sahara desert and goes down to was martain year eventually senegal there's not much rain there mysa just a few showers up in algeria in particular sunny by day for first time and at twenty eight degrees in robot still thirty three humid degrees in tunis but the real big dimples are still so out the tropics still in the saddle sometimes we've seen recent fighting in nigeria and mali most likely in senegal to. al-j

days over the next couple days you will see wet and windy weather sweeping its way towards the british isles we've got largely dry weather to go on through sunday twenty two celsius there for london it's a piece of yes into those northern areas but for central parts there's the sunshine you have twenty four degrees for vienna basin places the rather heavy rain at times over towards that eastern side of year of sixteen celsius seventeen celsius there for moscow it dries up it brightens up as we go on through monday so looking even better still far to try to central areas there we go with first signs of our wet weather pushing up towards arland and scott in the still a few showers there just around spain and portugal in those showers still a possibility of somewhat weather across the far northwest of africa but for most is fine i dry. instantly shifting news cycle b.b.c. in changing america tweet the listening post takes and questions the wild little devil will be of the details the kind that cannot be conveyed in two hundred eighty characters or fewer exposing how the press operates it is the

side of russia through the baltic states rolling across scandinavia making its way across the british isles to where the systems have to cold fronts and that's why you've got something of a change in temperature so we're into the teens to the north of that front london eighteen degrees celsius seventeen there for stockholm but you come further south i'm still could have twenty five in berlin lots of warm sunshine around want to see showers over towards the black sea remain you could just catch the all shasta fair amount of cloud into the western side of the med perhaps a shower or two i would towards boston the first time in that place through warm enough in madrid on thursday thirty three degrees c. the cold air making its way down across northern parts by this stage eighteen celsius the lead so you will notice a slight drop in those temperatures there's a rain band that's making its way down into central possibly some rain there families of cloud into italy down towards sardinia towards a multi fair bit of cloud syria crossed the fall northwest of africa and that cloud this time stick eno

that is slow to match so we're going to have some big showers in the alps to twenty mark for the british isles a good part of northern france still thirty one in madrid so that's a cool down significantly in fact the change in that weather from west to east is typical it goes africa still thirty five in tunis but twenty four in potential showery weather in robot. parts. al jazeera is there what else do we brits but it's also good to see what happens next which is. in part by that that we are where model barricaded the seventh street that maybe you hear the movies now it's been all about change people have gone to fear barrier the mission of the national army is to search the entire complex and i'll just your stories about telling it from the people's first but what they think is happening in their culture. and one of the top stories here. british police say they've identified two russians believed to be behind the poisoning of a former spy and his daughter in soulsby earlier this year. is moving its israeli embassy back to television from west jerusalem reversing a decision made less than four

storm called ellen and it will turn up as a very wet and windy thing over arlington probably the british isles more generally in the six to three days that usually is the sign of a real change in the fortunes of the weather the season becomes autumnal not immediately so still twenty two in london twenty six in paris so things run north but it has taken the energy away from the rest proper a few showers in italy maybe around the swiss alps we are more or less shower free was temperatures still in the twenty's even the high twenty's for some but a late summer or likely there was still run about the thirty's to market a very hot tuna's and a hot and humid out is for the suggestion of all the clouds and still twenty eight rebut that cloud streak going to goes right down through western zahar with more time you're at least down towards the tropics interesting. what really makes a good doctor. to have empathy at canada's pioneering medical school we follow the young trainees for and to create for integration and explore how the experience prepares them for life and death decisions what do you tell a

strata that had to be certainly warmer behind it's rather cooler and rather wetter windier in the british isles down to twenty one in paris when the sunshine still thirty three in madrid a shower too still floating around the east coast mediterranean coast of southern spain and the picture you get to saturday. the range broken up is heading down through hungry towards rumania still thirty in bucharest we're back to twenty in berlin that looks a bit more autumnal than summery now north west africa is also seeing some showers the same system that's producing them in spain is doing its job in morocco and i think throughout today will see a shower to america they don't seem to be particularly big but they could be sundry twenty six in the back at the shows hang around through saturday temps just to reason the good it's still thirty one in tunis. the weather sponsored by cattle peace. ugandan part star turned politician now charged with treason but released on bail and. is the only one that never again the president be taking that rubber tug line e. bobby wiener talks to al-jazeera. welcome back you

and probably the british isles more generally in the six to three days that usually is the sign of a real change in the fortunes of the weather the season becomes autumnal not immediately so still twenty two in london twenty six in paris so that things run north but it has taken the energy away from the rest proper a few showers and italy maybe around the swiss alps we are more or less shower free was temperatures still in the twenty's even the high twenty's for some but the late summer is even more likely now is still run about thirty to market a very hot two nice and a hot and humid out is for the suggestion of all that tried and still twenty eight or about that kind streak going to goes right down through western zahar warm are tiny or at least down towards the tropics interesting. hello again you're with al jazeera live from doha these are your headlines so far rescue efforts are well underway in the molten philippines where more than fifty people have been killed in the aftermath of typhoon man could most of them died in landslides triggered by strong winds and heavy rain. denuc

two people have died, after storm ali swept across parts of the british isles bringing winds of up to 100 mph. thankfully, the wind is a bit later. still some brain around but very wet and windy weather over the next few days. i will keep you updated. -- rain. ending the leasehold scandal. new rules could help people buy the freehold on their home after thousands say they were mis—sold and left unable to sell. in sport, a win and a loss for manchester's clubs. but tears for cristiano ronaldo as he's sent off on his champions league debut forjuventus. good morning. it's thursday the 21st of september. our top story: an after—dinner speech with a difference. theresa may was given just 10 minutes in the austrian city of salzberg last night to pitch her vision for brexit to the 27 eu leaders. the prime minister described it as a "serious and workable" plan, she urged those in the room to drop what she called "unacceptable" demands, and she again rejected any suggestion there could be another referendum. but the irish border remains a major sticking point, as our political editor laura kue

. >> reporter: but, while trying for some, the british isles' driest summer in 57 years has been a boon for local archeologists and history buffs. >> it is tremendously exciting. or>> reporter: in july, au anthony murphy photographed a 5,000-year-old, previous undiscovered gathering site, known as a henge, in eastern ireland. >> i simply couldn't belie what i was seeing. this was in a field of crops. s wasn't, you know, this wasn't the marks of farmer machinery in the soil or anything. >> reporter: instead, the concentric rings of dots were crop marks-- ghostly outlines of - a civilization paserging from the moisture-starved landscape. op marks, and their related phenomena, parch marks, allowed drone operators and aerial archeologists to see thousands of years of history beneath the dry soil witho ever having to pick up a shovel. here's why they form. over time, prehistoric ditches, moats and other dug-out features fiared in by subsequent generations. today, those areas retain more water in dry spells than the easurroundinh, and lead to taller and greener grasses and crops. at the same

into northern parts of france behind that we have relatively fresh air spilling in the cross the british isles that also in scandinavia nineteen celsius in london is not too bad what's to feed on these winds that will cloud there in scotland and northern ireland pushing over into norway cold enough and live every fifteen decrease the up to twenty there in moscow as a weather system just bring in some right towards that western side of russia there you go with the showers down towards the southeast quite a lively rash of showers into central policy if you have once again but hot and dry for spain and portugal getting up into the thirty's over the next complet days by the time we come to friday eighteen celsius in london a fair amount of town spilling into some outbreaks of right then we got this area of right still affecting the alpine regions northern areas of italy easy across austria and on into poland also some rain soon to the northwest of africa we want to see showers for northern out geria. there with sponsored by the time.

towards the evening hours and overnight, it remains mostly dry across the southern half of the british islestral swathe of the country where he will continue to seek cloud and outbreaks of rain. to the south, you're life it is a largely drier in the sunshine. if you get to around 19 degrees or so. cooler for their you get to around 19 degrees or so. coolerfor their north you get to around 19 degrees or so. cooler for their north —— further north. blustery showers ending across parts of scotland. looking ahead towards the first part of the weekend, we got this area of high pressure building in from the southwest, keeping the weather mostly dry on saturday but weather fronts approaching from the atlantic. much of saturday looks at a fine day. the cloud and the wind increasing from the west with synoptics of rain for northern ireland and the west of scotland by the end of the day but i of that, temperatures on the rise. 21 degrees or so. should feel quite pleasant down towards the southeast. this happens at these having been mostly dry although fairly breezy on sunday. more showery rain at him

slowly east which is just that a slow march so some big showers in the alps to twenty mark for the british isles a good part of northern france still thirty one in madrid so that's a cool down significantly in fact the change in that weather from west to east is typical it goes africa still thirty five in tunis but twenty four in potential showery weather in robot. and instantly shifting news cycle to receiving change number each week the listening post takes pause and questions the world's media will be of the details the kind that cannot be conveyed in two hundred eighty characters or fewer exposing how the press operates it is their language it's their culture it's their context of why certain stories take precedence while others are ignored we can have a better understanding of how to use this created we're going to have a better understanding of what. the listening post on al-jazeera. and again remind of top stories here on our. british police say they've identified two russians believed to be behind the poisoning of a former spy and his daughter in salzburg earlier this year. paraguayan is