choppy waters here at christchurch in dorset. those powerful showers pushing their way along.e on the satellite here, this is the main rain band that's now swinging away to the east. still some more persistent rain to come in the next few hours further north and northern england and scotland, but the showers to the south, i think, pack all the power. the gustiest of the winds here, a risk of some coastal flooding. there goes the tail end of the rain band out into the north sea into the early hours, but showers do follow on for scotland and northern england. it's a mild enough night, with the breeze, lows of 6 to 9 degrees, and then, for monday, a little bit of a breather, a brief ridge of high pressure will ease back the winds. still quite a breezy day, biggest difference, though, largely dry for the majority of the uk during daylight hours. but our next frontal system will start to approach the west in late afternoon, so, rain moving in through the evening to the western uk. scientists behind the first covid vaccine to be successful in early trials say its full impact will be

perth for around 27 celsius and temperatures will pick up again for new zealand. 23 celsius in christchurch for friday been noticed somewhat of weather, pushing into the fosse out off the south island. plenty wet weather making its way towards japan over the next couple of days. big massive cloud rolling across the korean peninsula. possibility some localized flooding there from north korea am south korea eventually that will push its way through the sea of japan. heavy downpours coming in across honshu into a key issue, kill a fresh weather coming in behind. cell with a top temperature spotting 8 degrees for an invitation to band witness. to hold that life office, the high school, the numbers, the trials and tribulations minutes and every day, miracles, the unjust to cease, the defiance, the tests of character and the past. take 2 weeks with nice documentaries, with a delicate touch on al-jazeera root or the or the or are but i guess i missed all of our top stories here this hour. a long awaited inquiry into the conduct of a strain in special forces in afghanistan has found credible eviden

choppy waters here at christchurch in dorset. those powerful showers pushing their way along. showers have been pushing these are the bright, white areas you see on the satellite here, this is the main rain band that's now swinging away to the east. still some more persistent rain to come in the next few hours further north and northern england and scotland, but the showers to the south, i think, pack all the power. the gustiest of the winds here, a risk of some coastal flooding. there goes the tail end of the rain band out into the north sea into the early hours, but showers do follow on for scotland and northern england. it's a mild enough night, with the breeze, lows of 6 to 9 degrees, and then, for monday, a little bit of a breather, a brief ridge of high pressure will ease back the winds. still quite a breezy day, biggest difference, though, largely dry for the majority of the uk during daylight hours. at our next frontal system will start to approach the west of late afternoon, so, rain moving in through the evening to the

choppy waters here at christchurch in dorset. those powerful showers pushing their way along.in band that's now swinging away to the east. still some more persistent rain to come in the next few hours further north and northern england and scotland, but the showers to the south, i think, pack all the power. the gustiest of the winds here, a risk of some coastal flooding. there goes the tail end of the rain band out into the north sea into the early hours, but showers do follow on for scotland and northern england. it's a mild enough night, with the breeze, lows of 6 to 9 degrees, and then, for monday, a little bit of a breather, a brief ridge of high pressure will ease back the winds. still quite a breezy day, biggest difference, though, largely dry for the majority of the uk during daylight hours. but our next frontal system will start to approach the west in late afternoon, so, rain moving in through the evening to the western uk. hello this is bbc news with tim willcox. the headlines the entertainer des o'connor— known for his prime—time tv shows — has died at the age of 88

perth for around 27 celsius and temperatures will pick up again for new zealand. 23 celsius in christchurch for friday, but notice somewhat of weather pushing into the fosse out off the south island. plenty of wet weather making its way towards japan over the next couple of days. big massive cloud rolling across the korean peninsula. possibility some localized flooding there from north korea am south korea eventually that will push its way through the sea of japan. heavy downpours coming in across honshu into keyshia. cole, a fresh weather coming in behind. so with the top temperature, a sparkling 8 degrees of covert, 19 is indiscriminate. but it quickly found the racial divisions in american society because of the pandemic is a repeal or of america's history was in the racially segregated city of chicago. the majority of deaths have been black and latino residents fault lines asks why i think it's become entirely clear. and if there is such a thing as structural racism, the great divide could breed 19 and race in chicago on al-jazeera. you're born from one of the top stories on our syria,

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. $23.00 celsius in christchurch for friday. but notice somewhat of weather pushing into the fosse out off the south island. plenty of wet weather making its way towards japan over the next couple of days. big massive cloud rolling across the korean peninsula. possibility some localized flooding there from north korea and south korea. eventually that will push its way through the sea of japan. heavy downpours coming in across honshu into keyshia cole, a fresher weather coming in behind. so where the top temperature a sparkling 8 degrees but the health of humanity is at stake. a global pandemic requires a global response. w.h.o. is the guardian of global health, delivering lifesaving tools, supplies, and training to help the world's most vulnerable people, uniting across borders to speed up the development of test treatments and a vaccine. working with scientists and health workers to learn all we can about the virus keeping you up to date with what's happening on the ground in the womb, and in the land. advocating for everyone t

breaking isolation rules on their 1st day in christchurch. that's coming up again later.nick, but it will not force not thank you very much indeed. and that is it from a neutral committee here in new york reserve? my colleague will be here in a moment with more of the day's news there. after that, after decades ago, manila was called the pearl of the orient. the manila metropolitan theater was once a testament to the city's grandeur. but decades later, the theater has become a symbol of moneyless to katie. now the philippine government is changing their government buildings. the universities and monasteries were just some of the many structures that were destroyed in manila, drawing world war 2. but rebuilding a life and a city from scratch has proven difficult. and some experts say manila has never truly recovered. rumania, ancient forests, some of europe's most pristine. there are crucial for all society and a crucial fall battle against the climate crisis. but illegal logging by a ruthless timber mafia is destroying both the landscape and people's lives. being in the m

members of the pakistan team were caught on c.c.t.v., breaking isolation rules on their 1st day in christchurch. all right, that is useful for now. we'll have more later. joe, thank you very much for that to stay with us on al-jazeera in a few minutes will be live from buenos aires where people have been lining up to pay their respects to football. legend got mad. don't have more news in just a few minutes. halfway between tokyo and now she's a little girl, was there and relatively sleepy place not a lot of violent crime. and so when 4 people get killed on one occasion in those bloody and massacres, this was new trucks. a lot of the board the task force of each police officers was created to find out what happened. police counted more than 40 stab wounds all together. the victims. ringback off to world war 2, france's great empire began to unravel in vietnam to most people. it was throwing themselves into the streets, busting with joy, kissing each other, and algeria sieges until she lost. if they indochinese that many steve the french army. why not that? the decline continues in episode 2 of b

breaking isolation rules on their 1st day in christchurch. that's all the sports fanatic. look for see you later. thanks very much indeed. that is it, for this does hour, we'll be back in a couple minutes with another half hour this principle. see them the latest news, while not all of those displaced have witnessed be a fact. others recount. they say the stories they heard from family members and relative for enough to make them come here rather than think back to detail coverage challenge. the government faces is aware that a compass, straight people to keep obliging by restrictions when they need to work feed to families from around the world. the so-called swedish model might be on the suppression of let's a full lockdown, is unlikely and perhaps even impossible. romania's, ancient forests, some of europe's most pristine. they are crucial for all society. a crucial fall battle against the climate crisis. but illegal logging by a ruthless timber mafia is destroying both the landscape and people's lives in your little main areas all what our songs violence killing was a

they arrived in auckland and travelled south to christchurch where they were expected to indivduallye tested when they entered new zealand and it was found that six of them actually tested positive for covid—19. two of those were historical positive tests. that meant that they previously had the covid virus, four of them were new cases. there is problems for the pakistan team because they were found to have broken some of their quarantine protocols which allows them to be able to practice while they are in new zealand and quarantining. that can cause them few issues. they have been warned about their future conduct and whilst it is not going to cast any doubt on the series, again it does raise that question for international sports teams that are going to new zealand. exactly how they are going to handle those first few days, and remember they are playing this really important series. pakistan have previously operated in a bubble life in the uk without too many problems when they faced england a little earlier in the year. but this is a new thing for new zealand and they are trying t

they're in new zealand for three t20s and two test matches, but security footage from their hotel in christchurchd. the masters isn't the only significant golf tournament starting tomorrow, the saudi ladies international is the first women's event to be held in the country. and the only arab professional on the ladies' european tour says saudi arabia is making "improvements". that's despite criticisms from human rights organisations that the country is trying to "sportswash" its reputation. moroccan professional maha haddioui believes it's a huge step forward. you can always come matter where you go in the world, look at the flaws or decide to look at what is getting better, what is improving and usually by looking at what is improving, this is where you keep improving. i mean, it is always about looking at the glass half empty, you know, half full, and to me it is definitely half full. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. news, a senior british cycling coach has been sacked for gross misconduct and a long term pattern of inappropriate rel