., cardiff. here at the senedd, the welsh _ leader of the labour party here at i the senedd, the welsh parliament, tweeting _ the senedd, the welsh parliament, tweeting congratulations _ the senedd, the welsh parliament, tweeting congratulations to - the senedd, the welsh parliament, tweeting congratulations to rishi i tweeting congratulations to rishi sunak— tweeting congratulations to rishi sunak command _ tweeting congratulations to rishi sunak command goes _ tweeting congratulations to rishi sunak command goes on - tweeting congratulations to rishi sunak command goes on to - tweeting congratulations to rishi sunak command goes on to say. tweeting congratulations to rishi i sunak command goes on to say the tweeting congratulations to rishi - sunak command goes on to say the uk desperately— sunak command goes on to say the uk desperately needs _ sunak command goes on to say the uk desperately needs a _ sunak command goes on to say the uk desperately needs a period _ sunak command goes on to say

that was the view from cardiff. so who else - 2019. that was the view from cardiff.ominations by two o'clock on monday in order to appear on the ballot? rest assured, we will keep you abreast of all those developments here on the bbc news channel over the weekend, but for now, from all of the team here in westminster, i will hand you back to jane. thank you, yes, a very busy few days ahead. as the leadership contest gets under way, the state of the economy continues to impact lives. new figures show government borrowing rose in september. borrowing — the difference between spending and tax income — was £20 billion last month, up £2.2 billion from a year earlier — it's the second highest september borrowing since monthly records began in 1993. and retail sales figures experienced a bigger than expected monthly fall, of1.4%. meanwhile, the uk's financial services regulator has estimated that nearly eight million people are finding their bills "a heavy burden". the survey by the financial conduct authority was carried out between february and june. andy verity reports.

a eurovision super span —— superman speaking to us from cardiff. —— superfan.t i will be back with the headlines in just a few minutes. hello there. brief respite on the horizon across the whole country to start the weekend, thanks to a ridge of high pressure building in. that'll settle things down to bring quite a lot of sunshine around and lighter winds on saturday for all areas. but it will be turning wet and windy again on sunday across scotland and northern ireland, tending to stay drier further south. so here it is, our area of high pressure, building in for saturday. fewer isobars on the charts, as well, so winds will be lighter, as well. so it's a chilly start to saturday, maybe a little bit of mist and fog across southern areas, but plenty of sunshine around. however, the far north and west of scotland will tend to remain breezy. more cloud here with a few showers at times, and there could be the odd shower, northern ireland, north—west england too, but most places dry — temperatures reaching 14—17 celsius. feeling quite pleasant in the south, with lig

cardiff beat scarlets in the united rugby championship. it was a tight first half.too late with cardiff hanging on. max verstappen is in the perfect position to clinch a second world title at the japanese grand prix, after claiming pole for sunday's race. but his title rival charles leclerc is right behind him, along with ferrari team mate carlos sainz. britain's lewis hamilton could only manage sixth. for the first time, verstappen�*s destiny is in his hands, as claiming victory and the fastest lap will see him become champion. nick parrott reports. no—one loves formula i quite like the japanese. the coronavirus pandemic force them to wait three years for a grand prix, but good things come to those who wait, like a hero of their own to cheer for the first time in eight years. yuki was troubled by brake problems but managed to qualify 13th. if they are to see max verstappen crowned champion he needs the perfect weekend. he almost came to grief before he could post a time in the final session. he lost control just as lando norris came flying past. max verstappen was

many thanks, hywel griffith in cardiff _ increase.y of course as a highly significant moment in british politics, especially so for the large community of british asians. mr sunak — who was born in southampton — is a practising hindu of indian descent. his grandparents migrated from east africa in the 1960s. our midlands correspondent navtej johal has been speaking to british asians in leicester about the significance of this moment. two years ago, this was then chancellor rishi sunak, a practising hindu, lighting candles outside 11 downing street to mark the start of diwali during lockdown. tonight, in leicester — home to one of the biggest diwali celebrations outside of india — large crowds of all backgrounds have been enjoying the festivities. the city has one of the uk's largest south asian communities, and many feel this is a moment loaded with personal significance. how do you feel about rishi sunak? these young british asian students from de montfort university are of different faiths, but they agree on one thing. so who here t

temperatures up to 18 in cardiff.rth but with clearer skies for england and wales, locally it could get cold enough for a nip of frost and that is something gardeners might want to pay attention to, given you might have plants outside that might not like temperatures that low. tuesday, plenty of sunshine for england and wales, further north, pick a cloud and rain coming through during the course of the afternoon. that is your latest, bye—bye. this is bbc news. i'm rebecca jones. the headlines... a wave of russian attacks hits cities across ukraine — 80 missile have been launched — with capital kyiv targeted for the first time in several months. our correspondent there was reporting live this morning when one of the missiles struck nearby. ukraine's president zelensky says russia is trying to wipe his country off the face of the earth. but russia's president putin says the missile strike is retaliation for what he called a terrorist attack by ukraine

you can see london and cardiff there enjoying that settled weather with temperatures in the high teensbe a little more changeable with temperatures close to the mid—teens. bye— bye. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. speaking to the bbc, ukraine's president zelensky urges russians to stand up against the war. translation: all that putin is afraid of, it's not - even a nuclear strike — he's afraid of his own society, he's afraid of his own people. the nobel peace prize is a jointly awarded to ukrainian and russian civil liberties groups and an activist imprisoned in belarus. five months after a mass shooting that claimed the lives of 19 students in texas, the school district in uvalde suspends its police force responsible for school security. a big push from the uk government to extract more oil and gas, but critics say is will make it harder to control climate change.

when he was here in cardiff in_ to be repaired. when he was here in cardiff inthe— to be repaired.ff in the summit during the leadership contest, he said he wanted — leadership contest, he said he wanted to question and challenge the labour— wanted to question and challenge the labour record in wales particularly on issues — labour record in wales particularly on issues like education and health service, _ on issues like education and health service, claiming nhs performance in wates— service, claiming nhs performance in wales was— service, claiming nhs performance in wales was worse than anywhere else in the _ wales was worse than anywhere else in the uk _ wales was worse than anywhere else in the uk. and there is also likely to be _ in the uk. and there is also likely to be rows — in the uk. and there is also likely to be rows if, as most people expect, — to be rows if, as most people expect, there are cuts to come and impact _ expect, there are cuts to come and impact the — expect, there are cuts to come and impact the welsh government has already— impact the welsh government ha

wales have never reached a major tournament, so their play—off against bosnia herzegovina in cardiffon austria at hampden park. but as lydia campbell explains, tonight is only a stepping stone to the world cup and that the road to new zealand and australia is a long and complicated one. australia and new zealand is the desired destination for wales and scotland. tonight, both play matches in the european play—offs for next year's world cup. wales have the chance to reach a major tournament for the first time. tonight's play—off semifinal against bosnia and herzegovina in cardiff has been described as the biggest game in their history. described as the biggest game in their history-— their history. plays and stuff, we had a plan _ their history. plays and stuff, we had a plan from _ their history. plays and stuff, we had a plan from day _ their history. plays and stuff, we had a plan from day one - their history. plays and stuff, we had a plan from day one and - their history. plays and stuff, we| had a plan from day one and that plan is on track. this is the point we wanted to be at.

the vast majority, though, a dry day. 13 degrees in glasgow, up to around 18 degrees in cardiff.ing our way and, in fact, unlike the others which have swept right the way through, this willjust linger towards the southwest or west of us as the week goes on, starting to bring some showers in. now, wednesday will begin with some cloud around scotland, northeast england. maybe a bit drizzly in places. that's reluctant to clear. it'll make for a rather chilly—feeling day, whereas from that low pressure towards south, southwest england, wales, into northern ireland in particular, there'll be some showers moving in and some of those could be heavy, perhaps thundery as well. and as the low pressure exerts more of an influence across the uk, from thursday onwards, more places will see some wet weather at times spreading its way northwards. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm monica miller. the headlines. britain's new chancellor defends the prime minister, saying voters don't need the turmoil of a fresh leadership election. what they want is stability. and the worst th

there were notable wins for bottom club coventry at cardiff and managerless west brom at reading.omorrow. livingston are up to fifth after beating stjohnstone1—0. the bottom two, ross county and dundee united, drewi—i. and it was goal—less between st mirren and kilmarnock. aston villa dropped their first points of the women's super league season as west ham beat them 2—1 at bescot stadium. the hammers were two up inside the first fifteen minutes. but a late villa goal and the loss of defender hawa cissoko to a red card meant they were hanging on at the end. the result lifts them to sixth in the table, level on points with fifth—placed villa. there was disappointment for great britain on day four of the cycling world championships — strong hopes of a medal for laura kenny and neah evans in the women's madison, and they were well in contention with two laps to go, lying in fourth overall when this happened. laura kenny had no chance, as the rider from new zealand veered out in front of her, leaving britain's most successful female cyclist with nowhere to go. leaving neah evans to ta

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southern wales, a new solution is being trialled. 0nly only the one good thing is, with had comms with cardiffened, they will put their own notice are two other aviators that there will be some sort of modified aircraft system flown from this position. now it sounds like they're talking about a drone here but it's just any drone. it's an ip 67 waterproof motor drone, so we can fly but it can also float on water. the camera is waterproof, everything about it is waterproof, it can fly in the rain, it can fly much higher wind speeds than the typical drone you can sit on the water, float and take off again. but that's not all. this drone has a hidden feature that is crucial in its mission to save lives, and ability to not only carry butto release. you've got the payload release mechanism, you can hook up a buoyancy aid to that in remotely release it out to sea. put that over your head so it gets your arms through. and that's exactly what will come to see in action today in a simulated rescue with me as the willing guinea pig. there you go. ok, this is cold. it's really cold and i've got to get int

the vast majority, though, a dry day. 13 degrees in glasgow, up to around 18 degrees in cardiff.ight the way through, this willjust linger towards the south—west or west of us as the week goes on, starting to bring some showers in. now, wednesday will begin with some cloud around scotland, north east england. maybe a bit drizzly in places. that's reluctant to clear. it'll make for a rather chilly—feeling day, whereas from that low pressure towards south, south west england, wales, into northern ireland in particular, there'll be some showers moving in and some of those could be heavy, perhaps thundery as well. and as the low pressure exerts more of an influence across the uk from thursday onwards, more places will see some wet weather at times spreading its way northwards. this is bbc news with the latest business headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. restoring financial confidence. jeremy hunt starts his first full week as the uk's new chancellor. we'll examine some of the main challenges he faces. xijinping looks set for anotherfive years as china's president. w

a record crowd at the cardiff city stadium filled with fans eager to watch wales women shine.. second chance. hits the post. wales couldn't have been closer. but it didn't seem _ couldn't have been closer. but it didn't seem to _ couldn't have been closer. but it didn't seem to be _ couldn't have been closer. but it didn't seem to be their - couldn't have been closer. but it didn't seem to be their night. i couldn't have been closer. but it didn't seem to be their night. four times they had the ball in the net. ruled offside. how many times can this happen to wales. it ruled offside. how many times can this happen to wales.— this happen to wales. it took extra time for wales' _ this happen to wales. it took extra time for wales' star _ this happen to wales. it took extra time for wales' star strike - this happen to wales. it took extra time for wales' star strike if - this happen to wales. it took extra time for wales' star strike if jess . time for wales' star strike ifjess fishlock to do this. it time for wales' star strike if jess fishlock to do this.— fishlock to do this.

the vast majority, though, a dry day. 13 degrees in glasgow, up to around 18 degrees in cardiff.like the others which have swept right the way through, this willjust linger towards the southwest or west of us as the week goes on, starting to bring some showers in. now, wednesday will begin with some cloud around scotland, northeast england. maybe a bit drizzly in places. that's reluctant to clear. it'll make for a rather chilly—feeling day, whereas from that low pressure towards south, southwest england, wales, into northern ireland in particular, there'll be some showers moving in and some of those could be heavy, perhaps thundery as well. and as the low pressure exerts more of an influence across the uk, from thursday onwards, more places will see some wet weather at times spreading its way northwards. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore. i'm monica miller. the headlines: britain's new chancellor defends the prime minister, saying voters don't need the turmoil of a fresh leadership election. what they want is stability. and the worst thing for that would be more p

you can see london and cardiff there enjoying that settled weather with temperatures in the high teens bbc world news. the headlines... the ukrainian president, volodymyr zelensky, has clarified remarks in which he appeared to call on international allies to make "pre—emptive strikes" on russia to stop moscow using nuclear weapons. this year's nobel peace prize has been jointly awarded to three human rights champions — the belarusian activist ales bialiatski, the banned russian rights group memorial and the ukrainian centre for civil liberties. ales bialiatski is currently imprisoned in belarus. the king of thailand has visited survivors of a knife and gun attack in which 36 people were killed on thursday. in a rare interaction with the public, he met the victims being treated in hospital. five months after a mass shooting that claimed the lives of 19 students in texas, the school district in uvalde has

i was watching the live reveal earlier this evening with a bunch of other eurovision fans here in cardiffuld have been an amazing choice, but there were big cheers in the room when liverpool was announced, i think it is going to be a fantastic host city. you say cheers for liverpool — lulu said her heart sank when the announcement was made that it wasn't glasgow. how could they do that to her! i know, poor lulu! but then of course sonia, she was cheering for liverpool, so the big eurovision heavyweights were up against each other. ok, alasdair, we are speaking — clearly there is a bit of shared enthusiasm for eurovision here, but there will be some people who look at this and say, goodness, it is going to cost liverpool millions and millions of pounds to host this — is it worth it? it is absolutely worth it. it will be the focal point notjust for europe but for the world for that week in may next year. it is going to be an absolutely amazing experience, there will be people travelling from across europe and beyond to descend on liverpool to watch the show, to soak up the atmosphere. all t

it is a london and cardiff they are enjoying that settled weather with temperatures in the high teensrt, the warning tonight from care providers. will come on, sweetheart. a dedicated workforce, but with low pay and not enough staff, morale is low. day in, day out, it feels like we�*re living on the edge. what�*s your mood now? frustrated, angry. the government says it has a plan for reform in england. we�*ll be taking a close look at a system under great strain. also on the programme: overwhelmed with grief — parents and relatives of children murdered in thailand by a former police officer.

the vast majority, though, a dry day. 13 degrees in glasgow, up to around 18 degrees in cardiff.ct, unlike the others which have swept right the way through, this willjust linger towards the southwest or west of us as the week goes on, starting to bring some showers in. now, wednesday will begin with some cloud around scotland, northeast england. maybe a bit drizzly in places. that's reluctant to clear. it'll make for a rather chilly—feeling day, whereas from that low pressure towards south, southwest england, wales, into northern ireland in particular, there'll be some showers moving in and some of those could be heavy, perhaps thundery as well. and as the low pressure exerts more of an influence across the uk, from thursday onwards, more places will see some wet weather at times spreading its way northwards. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour, as newsday continues straight after hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. in the increasingly overt struggle between western liberal democracy and authorita

gemma grainger�*s wales will host bosnia in cardiff in front of a record crowd.tland play austria at hampden park. they're hoping for a play—off final place against the republic of ireland. coach pedro martinez losa is encouraging his team to be brave and fearless. they'll be hoping for back—to—back world cup appearances. the premier league have announced that players will take the knee for the next two rounds of matches — as england's top division highlights their unity against all forms of racism. ahead of the start of this season, premier league club captains collectively selected significant moments to take the knee throughout the season — and teams again will take the knee on boxing day — after the season resumes following this winter's world cup. lewis hamilton says it's "imperative" suitable punishments are given to any team found to have broken formula 1's budget cap. hamilton's mercedes team and ferrari both said at last weekend's singapore grand prix it was an open secret two teams broke the cost cap last season. the british driver says it will be "bad

the vast majority, though, a dry day. 13 degrees in glasgow, up to around 18 degrees in cardiff. the way through, this willjust linger towards the south—west or west of us as the week goes on, starting to bring some showers in. now, wednesday will begin with some cloud around scotland, north east england. maybe a bit drizzly in places. that's reluctant to clear. it'll make for a rather chilly—feeling day, whereas from that low pressure towards south, south west england, wales, into northern ireland in particular, there'll be some showers moving in and some of those could be heavy, perhaps thundery as well. and as the low pressure exerts more of an influence across the uk from thursday onwards, more places will see some wet weather at times spreading its way northwards. this is bbc news. the headlines: the african nation of somalia is suffering its worst drought in a0 years. it's estimated that more than half the population, nearly eight million people, are currently living in drought—affected areas. it's growing into a full—blown famine, where households have no food and children

the cardiff giant when he shows up he sort of he sort of made fun of himself at this and the and and the idea the idea people going out to see a great man. so he had a great sense of humor and it came through all the time some of his and even and even unintentionally i i love that there were these two very powerful colleges joe alsop and stewart. i'll stop and for them as a soft sisters. and that's a very funny and here it was almost inadvertent, but he was he didn't like them, but still it's a great coinage and i thought he had he had that talent and here that you get to the presidency, which is your book basically the theme of it. tell us how he came up through the pendergrass machine and tom pendergrass and of course he got into the senate harshly because of them, but then seemed to be able to wean himself away from that the second term. how did he do that? how did he blossom in the senate? and was there anything you see there that from undergrass time to the senate that for shadow that he could be who became in the presidency? well, he yeah, i mean he was he was loyal to to the p

hywel griffith in cardiff ending that sequence in edinburgh and belfast in the nations of the uk.ontinue to cooperate closely. in france, president macron said it was important for britain to "find stability" as soon as possible. our diplomatic correspondent caroline hawley has more detail on the global reaction. we're following some breaking news out of the united kingdom. after less than two months on thejob... her resignation made headlines around the world, capturing the international bewilderment at the chaos in the uk. this from italy, no stranger itself to short governments. and a german journalist found herself having to repeat the expletives used by one mp last night. "i'm bleep furious and i don't bleep care any more." - she continues in german. in brussels, eu leaders holding a summit to discuss the world's energy crisis were, for a time, sidetracked by the extraordinary political drama here. translation: listen, i won't get involved i in the political life of the uk. i hope, in any case, the uk can again find stability. that's good for us and good for europe. stability

the vast majority, though, a dry day. 13 degrees in glasgow, up to around 18 degrees in cardiff.hrough, this willjust linger towards the south—west or west of us as the week goes on, starting to bring some showers in. now, wednesday will begin with some cloud around scotland, north east england. maybe a bit drizzly in places. that's reluctant to clear. it'll make for a rather chilly—feeling day, whereas from that low pressure towards south, south west england, wales, into northern ireland in particular, there'll be some showers moving in and some of those could be heavy, perhaps thundery as well. and as the low pressure exerts more of an influence across the uk from thursday onwards, more places will see some wet weather at times spreading its way northwards. this is bbc news. i'm simon pusey. our top stories: somalia's sorrow. we have a special report from the african nation suffering its worst drought in a0 years. we are headed for a catastrophe, this is serious. it is really going to get worse of nothing more comes in other than what is already there. britain's new chancellor

the vast majority, though, a dry day. 13 degrees in glasgow, up to around 18 degrees in cardiff. coming our way and, in fact, unlike the others which have swept right the way through, this willjust linger towards the southwest or west of us as the week goes on, starting to bring some showers in. now, wednesday will begin with some cloud around scotland, northeast england. maybe a bit drizzly in places. that's reluctant to clear. it'll make for a rather chilly—feeling day, whereas from that low pressure towards south, southwest england, wales, into northern ireland in particular, there'll be some showers moving in and some of those could be heavy, perhaps thundery as well. and as the low pressure exerts more of an influence across the uk, from thursday onwards, more places will see some wet weather at times spreading its way northwards. welcome to bbc news. i'm simon pusey. our top stories: somalia's sorrow. we have a special report from the african nation suffering its worst drought in a0 years. we are headed for a catastrophe. this is a serious. it is really going to get worse i

in wales, the only services to cardiff, the valleys and newport.n the central belt and also a link to preston but that is not joining up with another line. wherever you are, people are being told remember services will be finishing early. in a lot of cases it is about three, four or five o'clock. there will be no real replacement buses to get your home. every time there is a strike, the advice is only travel if necessary but for those people for whom it is necessary to travel, as there are clear and easy way of knowing how they can get from a to b with a few services that are running? yes. they can get from a to b with a few services that are running?- services that are running? yes. we have been — services that are running? yes. we have been seeing _ services that are running? yes. we have been seeing national- services that are running? yes. we have been seeing national rails - have been seeing national rails strike sincejune so the train operators are used to the sorts of timetable they can run. for example from london paddington to bath and bri

there were notable wins for bottom club coventry at cardiff and managerless west brom at reading.n the late game. that starts in two minute time. celtic thrashed third placed hibernian 6—1 to make it nine wins out of ten in the scottish premiership. a hat—trick from james forrest on his first start of the season took his goal tally for the club to 100. celtic are five points clear of rangers who play tomorrow. livingston are up to fifth after beating stjohnstone1—0. the bottom two, ross county and dundee united, drew1—1. and it was goal—less between st mirren and kilmarnock. aston villa dropped their first points of the women's super league season as west ham beat them 2—1 at bescot stadium. the hammers were two up inside the first fifteen minutes. but a late villa goal and the loss of defender hawa cissoko to a red card meant they were hanging on at the end. the result lifts them to sixth in the table, level on points with fifth—placed villa. how fitting that we made you wait ten minutes after waiting a year for the rugby results. england beat samoa 60 points to six. here is adam

scathing, because similarly to what has happened in scotland, the deteriorating relationship between cardifftminster. when borisjohnson was in charge, the relationship was fractious at best, but when liz truss came to power, it was nonexistent, there wasn�*t a phone call between them at all, she did not get in touch with him. when it comes to the next steps, mark drakeford said it was unlikely, it ridiculous that the tory party could credibly have a leader that could take them through until 2024, echoing the calls for a general election. when it comes to boris johnson, tory members in wales might be for that because in 2019 he managed to equal their best ever result here. here in llandudno, plaid cymru are due to start their conference and their leader was hoping to focus on delivering his vision for the future for wales. instead he has had to weigh in on today�*s events, another voice in the growing wave of opposition leaders calling for a general election. thank you all very much. if you are justjoining us, this is an extended bbc news at six on the day the prime minister resigned. the new

the vast majority, though, a dry day. 13 degrees in glasgow, up to around 18 degrees in cardiff.ight the way through, this willjust linger towards the south—west or west of us as the week goes on, starting to bring some showers in. now, wednesday will begin with some cloud around scotland, north east england. maybe a bit drizzly in places. that's reluctant to clear. it'll make for a rather chilly—feeling day, whereas from that low pressure towards south, south west england, wales, into northern ireland in particular, there'll be some showers moving in and some of those could be heavy, perhaps thundery as well. and as the low pressure exerts more of an influence across the uk from thursday onwards, more places will see some wet weather at times spreading its way northwards. good morning. welcome to breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent. our headlines today: the new chancellor, jeremy hunt, will announce more u—turns to the controversial mini budget this morning — a fortnight earlier than planned. as the prime minister fights for her political survival here at parliament, the gove

, whereas england and wales stays dry and really quite warm — temperatures up to 19 in london and cardiffsday's weather. the weather front moves across the uk. not an awful lot on it. the best of the weather will be in the south—east. here, these south—south—westerly winds will will draw in some warmth, and temperatures could reach 20 degrees in london and norwich, a bit cooler in the north—west. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm david eades. our top stories: no outright winner in the brazilian election: left—wing candidate luiz inacio lula da silva and right—wing president jair bolsonaro will go to a second—round run—off. indonesia investigates the death of 125 football fans killed in a stampede after police used tear gas in the stadium. on the front line in eastern ukraine as its soldiers battle for every inch of territory. we have to be careful here. we have been told there is a russian sniper operating from that direction. for the troops here, this is

let's first go to our wales correspondent hywel griffith in cardiff.ard from the leader of— wales? we have already heard from the leader of the _ wales? we have already heard from the leader of the welsh _ the leader of the welsh conservatives, andrew rt davies, who describes rishi sunak as a friend of wales. and within a minute or two of the announcement, he tweeted out a picture of him sitting with mr sunak. he describes him as someone who will want to invest, but also challenge the welsh labour government that sits here in the senedd on its record on health and education. when he was in wales earlier this year, if you're like a lifetime ago but was only a couple of months ago that he was part of another leadership contest, that rishi sunak said he would be testing the welsh government on its record and how much it has spent on education, for example, suggesting that the welsh health service was in a far worse state than the english nhs. will he be willing to speak to the vestments to mark drakeford? it is not something liz truss has managed in 50 da

north—west, whereas england and wales dry and really quite warm, temperatures up to 19 in london and cardiff and the lowlands of scotland will be 15. here's a look at tuesday's weather. the weather front moves across the uk, not an awful lot on it, the best of the weather will be in the south—east. here, these south, south—westerly winds will draw in some warmth, and temperatures could reach 20 degrees in london and norwich, a bit cooler in the north west. welcome to bbc news. i'm david eades. our top stories: no outright winner in the brazilian election: left—wing candidate luiz inacio lula da silva and right—wing president jair bolsonaro will go to a second—round run—off. iam i am live in rio. brazilians braced for a bruising run—off election of this presidential election. indonesia investigates the death of 125 football fans killed in a stampede after police used teargas in the stadium. and the skin—tight fit of the spray—on dress that's the talk of the catwalk at this year's paris fashion shows.

in a moment we'll hear from hywel griffith in cardiff and alexandra mackenzie in glasgow, but first,ho's in belfast. well, there are now two questions hanging over politics in northern ireland. number one, who will be the prime minister by next friday, and number two, will northern ireland be heading into an election next friday? not a general election, at least not yet, but on election to the devolved assembly. to go back a little bit, northern ireland hasn't had a fully functioning devolved government since february and the democratic unionist party says it will continue to block the formation of a power—sharing coalition until the brexit trade border with the rest of the uk is removed. the legal deadline for the formation of a devolved government is next friday and the current northern ireland secretary chris heaton—harris has said if there is no breakthrough lapped by them and that seems unlikely, he will be calling another election, just seven months after northern ireland last went to the polls. 0f northern ireland last went to the polls. of course events in london have added a

cardiff and of course much of south—east england and anglia, barely a spit which won't do anything tooving south and east but weakening as it does so. then we saw brighter skies but if you got caught in a shower today you will know about it and still sundry this evening in northern england. showers fade as we go into tonight. some will continue in scotland and the wind stays up as well but for many places it will become dry and clear and much cooler than it was last night, especially in wales and england. you will notice that heading out in the morning, 5—10 degrees compared with last night but early sunshine. a few showers continuing in scotland and northern ireland in the morning. cloudy zone from north wales across the north midlands and into northern england producing some outbreaks of rain. the chance of a shower in south wales and south—west england but most will avoid them. south—east england and east anglia with a dry day with sunny spells but rain gathering in western scotland to end the day. average wind speed gusts are higher, another windy day but if you are out of the win

a record crowd at the cardiff city stadium, filled with fans eager to watch wales women shine.t bosnia—herzegovina. second chance! hits the post. wales couldn't have been closer. but it didn't seem to be their night. four times they had the ball in the net, every one ruled offside. how many times can this happen to wales! it took extra time for wales star strikerjess fishlock to do this. itjust had to be! brilliant finish from a brilliant, brilliant player! worth the wait. that goal means they now travel to switzerland for an historic play—off final match. ata at a ring scotland fans were buoyant after watching but in extra time, substitute abby harrison headed them into the world cup play—off finals two. into the world cup play-off finals two. , :, :, :, :, into the world cup play-off finals two. , :, :, :, the two. he is a goal for scotland! they will host the — two. he is a goal for scotland! they will host the republic _ two. he is a goal for scotland! they will host the republic of _ two. he is a goal for scotland! they will host the republic of ireland. i jane dougal, bbc

temperatures in high teams, cardiff is looking fine too, in the north a bit more changeable as you'dar and around the mid teens so all in all yeah, not bad. a reminder of our top story... ministers have launched a new licensing round for new oil and gas exploration in the north sea. the government says exploiting reserves there will strengthen britain's future energy security but critics warn it will undermine efforts to control global warming. that's all from the bbc news at one. it's goodbye from me. on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. have a very good afternoon. good afternoon. it's 1.30pm and here's your latest sports news. england head coach sarina wiegman is calling on her team to raise their game as they prepare to take on world champions the usa tonight at a sold out wembley in a freindly. 90,000 wembley in a freindly. tickets have been sold for the 90,000 tickets have been sold for the friendly against the world champions, the usa. england will be without captain leah williamson and striker alessia russo through injury. both sides will wear teal armban

you can see london and cardiff they are enjoying that settled weather with temperatures in the high teensading british commentators with journalists from overseas who write, blog, podcast and broadcast to audiences in their home countries from the dateline: london. this week — liz the disruptor, emmanuel the moderniser, vlad the invader. the first has a comfortable majority but has already had to wave the white flag. the second vowed to reform and the voters promptly deprived him of his majority. the third can ignore his parliament but perhaps not the people, who are voting with their feet.

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