so it's inspiring for the youth and all of cornwall is behind them.om still has his job to do tonight for the cornish pirates. i would love to be there. it'd be amazing to watch him in the final. if he comes back from japan as a world cup winner, how would you go about that? i will be over the moon. i'm so proud of him. all i know is, he'll have to buy me a beer or two... of course, luke and jack aren't the only famous connection this club has with the world cup. former england player john kendall carpenter was part of the committee that organised the first one back in 1987. how appropriate would it be on saturday morning if two boys, one from penzance and one from new lynn, were to lift that famous trophy? # coming forward to carry me home... cheering. now for some of the day's other news. the chief coroner for england and wales is calling on the government to consider new laws banning the possession of extremist propaganda. he's issued 18 recommendations following the inquests into the deaths of eight people in the london bridge attacks in 2017. fiv

so inspiring for the youth and all of cornwall is behind them. has his job to do tonight for the cornish pirates. i would love to be there. be amazing to watch him in the final. if he comes back from japan as a world cup winner, how would you go about that? i will be over the moon. i'm so proud of him. lord knows, he'll have to buy me a beer or two... of course, luke and jack aren't the only famous connection this club has with the world cup. former england player was part of the committee that organised a the firstback in 1987. how appropriate would it be on saturday morning if two boys, one from penzance and one from a new lynn were lift that famous trophy? # coming for to carry me home... cheering. the man leading the contaminated blood inquiry says some of the victims and their families are living in "grinding hardship" and is calling on the government to improve their financial support. sir brian langstaff was speaking on the final day of evidence from those who were directly affected by what's been described as the worst treatment disaster

the far west of wales and cornwall, here they could be occasional rain. 10 degrees, single figures elsewhere. frost quickly forms as we go through tuesday night and into wednesday, lifting later as the breeze picks up. a breezy day for all on wednesday. may be isolated showers to the still some sunny spells for many. northern ireland is most likely to see some rain. there could be some showers in western scotland, western parts of wales on the south—west of england. notice temperatures rising a little bit. they rise further as we go through the rest of the weekend into the weekend. at the moment, it looks like many eastern areas will stay predominantly dry. that is some great news. in the west, showing up in one of the forecasts, there could be some further rain at times. but for the time being, let's enjoy a little bit of dry weather. tonight it will be a cold one. a reminder of our top story... dozens of pro—democracy testers have managed to break out from the university campus in hong kong, which has been surrounded by police. it is understood to have

this was the only part of cornwall that voted to remain in the eu.y go to the polls? i think there's more to the country then just brexit. i think a lot of things need to be considered. education — i'm a teacher, or an ex—teacher — but also, the lack of funding in education and the nhs. for me, brexit is important. our back on europe. so the liberal democrats saying that they would stop brexit if they could or at least have another referendum, does that appeal to you? yes, that appeals to me the liberal democrats are confident of making progress in cornwall and the rest of the south—west, but they do face a tough challenge in many areas. there was a time when every seat in cornwall had a liberal democrat mp. today, they are all conservative, plus labour has performed far better in recent general elections, which means the lib dems need a spectacular turnaround if they are to gain seats like truro back again. this brewery is proud of its cornish ale and sells it to pubs all over the country. the business is doing well but the owner's worried about the

this was the only part of cornwall that voted to remain in the eu.s behind this event when they go to the polls? i think there's more to the country than just brexit. i think a lot of things need to be considered. education — i'm a teacher, or an ex—teacher — but also, the lack of funding in education and the nhs. for me, brexit is important. i feel it's very sad that we are turning our back on europe. so the liberal democrats saying that they would stop brexit if they could or at least have another referendum, does that appeal to you? yes, that appeals to me. the liberal democrats are confident of making progress in cornwall and the rest of the south—west, but they do face a tough challenge in many areas. there was a time when every seat in cornwall had a liberal democrat mp. today, they are all conservative, plus labour has performed far better in recent general elections, which means the lib dems need a spectacular turnaround if they are to gain seats like truro back again. this brewery is proud of its cornish ale and sells it to pubs all over the

so inspiring for the youth and all of cornwall is behind them. has family have headed out to japan, luke's brother has hisjob family have headed out to japan, luke's brother has his job to do tonight for the cornish pirates.” would love to be there. be amazing to watch in the final. if he comes back to japan as a world cup winner, how we go about that?” back to japan as a world cup winner, how we go about that? i will be over the moon. i'm so proud of it. lord knows... of course, luke and jack about the only famous connection this club has with the world cup. for england player was part of the committee that organised a virtual backin committee that organised a virtual back in 1987. how appropriate would it be on saturday morning if two boys, one from penzance and one from a new lynn were lift that famous trophy? coming for it to carry me home... cheering. fantastic. now it's time for a look at the weather. batten down the hatches, we've got an impending autumn gale and it has prompted the met office to issue a severe weather warning. we've got h

the rain in cornwall —— they will be some snow in cornwall.ew scattered showers in the far northwest, but again the temperatures are going to struggle just below where they should be for the time of year. three to 8 degrees. as we go through the week. the high pressure will stay with us. it will go towards the south and then towards the end of the week it may make the wind strengthened. the overall story is predominantly dry, settled, but cold. something a little bit milder and perhaps whether in the northwest later on. take care. hello and welcome to dateline london. i'm carrie gracie. this week: protests convulse iran, but also iraq and lebanon. how does all this unrest relate and where does it leave tehran s dream for dominance of the region? nato leaders are due to meet this week, but how confidently can they predict 70 more years of all for one and one for all ? and we re getting close to make your mind up time in the uk election. so what exactly will make up voters minds? my guests this week: iranian journalist nazenin ansari, italian fi

every seat in cornwall is held bya past.nwall is held by a conservative mp or it was in 2017 election and the 2015 election before that. this one, particularly, falmouth is one that labour has their sights set on, one of the more sympathetic arts of the county to remain, in terms of the brexit debate, so labour hoping to pick up votes here. he's also been picking up votes here. he's also been picking up on the debate around the waspy women. those women born in the 19505, women. those women born in the 1950s, who lost out from pension payments after their shift into pension aids, saying that the media has become utterly obsessed with that amount of money and how it would be paid for. and he'd prefer to keep the debate on why the money was needed in the first place. 0k, jonathan blake, thank you very much indeed. well, nicola sturgeon has launched the scottish national party's manifesto in glasgow with a pledge to "escape brexit and put scotland's "future in scotland's hands". she says a second independence referendum next yea

there was a time when every single seat in cornwall had a liberal democrat mp.erformed far better in recent general elections, which means the lib dems need a spectacular turnaround to gain seats like truro back again. at this warehouse, there's a whole range of cornish produce being packed up for sale across the uk. the company's boss has always been a lib dem voter. and what do you think aboutjo swinson, as a relatively new leader of a party? yeah, i think she's good. i think it's really hard as a woman in a leadership role. it can be easy for people to accuse you of being maybe slightly aggressive, but i think she's doing a good job. she's trying to have simple messages. but for me, it would be a case of if they could get together and say, actually, this one person is the person to vote for to stop brexit. that's who i would vote for. tonight, last—minute preparations are under way for the city of lights parade, when hundreds of handcrafted lanterns will light up the streets. volunteers here are weighing up their options. i think there's more to the country t

in st austell, in cornwall, the normandy veteran harry billinge laid a wreath in memory of those who scattered 750,000 poppies, a ribbon of scarlet above the white cliffs of dover, in memory of those who never came home. nicholas witchell, bbc news. now on bbc news, sport today: hello, and thanks for your company on sport today. i'm ben croucher and these are our top stories: nine points. that's the difference between liverpool and manchester city after the reds won 3—1 in the premier league. 16 years — that's how long france have had to wait to win the fed cup. that wait is now over. from fed cup to fed up — roger federer loses his opening match at the atp finals in london. welcome along. we'll start in the premier league, where it might only be november, but already manchester city boss pep guardiola admits he's not sure if they can catch liverpool. it's after the european champions beat city 3—1 at anfield to extend their lead at the top of the premier league to eight points. as you might expect in a meeting of the two forces in english football over the last couple of years, it w

but at 20 degrees warmer in cornwall, and you could see the warmer colours on the chart.ing to push eastwards, not making much use roads, some scottish islands staying below freezing. double figure temperatures about more widespread today. not much sunshine around, though, grey skies in cornwall today. and a bit of rain across the west. creeping up to northern ireland, though brightening up later. chilly further east, though the wind is lighter than further west, picking up in the night. still rain at times across the west, all the way up to western scotland. central and eastern areas staying dry, but variable cloud, not as much breeze are not as cold as last night. frost the eastern parts of england up to eastern scotland. most of england up to eastern scotland. m ost pla ces of england up to eastern scotland. most places staying dry and the rain retreats westwards once again, so evenif retreats westwards once again, so even if a few splashes on the west, by the afternoon, cornwall and northern ireland most likely to see rain at times. milder areas out to the west, but t

each degree is expected in cornwall and devon.og. you will see it in wales and into east anglia, parts of lincolnshire, and some of these could last into the afternoon and when that happens some cannot wonderland up —— the son cannot warm up wonderland up —— the son cannot warm up the land. that is where the fog is. 7 degrees in belfast. cornwall and devon we have the slightly different weather with winds blowing out of the east and south—east so oui’ out of the east and south—east so our weather front sitting on top of us our weather front sitting on top of us in bringing some rain to penzance and probably plymouth and the weather will drift into the channel and for as high pressure building for sunday so sunday is looking dry across the uk apart from the occasional shower in the far north of scotla nd occasional shower in the far north of scotland and maybe one sneaking into lincolnshire but on the whole it isa into lincolnshire but on the whole it is a chilly day with plenty of sunshine and that chilly weather is expected to la

three wickets each for rakheem cornwall and roston chase. cornwall has ten in the match so far.an get all the latest sports news, including the latest on the first day of the second test between new zealand and england in hamilton on our website. that's bbc.com/sport. and we will have all of the europa league results as well. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. yesterday we had much brighter weather push into northern areas of the uk, so through the afternoon in scotland, we had skies like these — a bit of sunshine coming through. that was one of our weather watch pictures from around about the fort william area in the highlands. the sunnier skies were associated with the colder air, and that colder air is pushing southwards. and so it is going to bring a change in our weather, a change to drier weather, with more sunshine to go around. but cold by day and by night, with some sharp overnight frosts just around the corner. indeed, for those of you getting up early on friday, we're looking at a cold start to the day, a risk of a few icy stretche

cricket — and rakheem cornwall was the star of the show as west indies dominated the opening day of theow in india. in just his second test match, cornwall took seven for 75 as afghanistan were skittled out for only 187. in reply, west indies lost kraigg brathwaite for 11, and shai hope forjust seven. they'll resume in a few hours from now on 68 for two. in under 2a hours' time the second test between new zealand and england will be under way in hamilton. england need to win the match to share the two—test series, but their captainjoe root has been heavily criticised in recent days for both the heavy defeat in the first test and his decision—making. root scored just 13 runs in the match amid suggestions that the captaincy is affecting his batting. but root‘s vice—captain says he will return to form. he's got the backing of everyone in the changing room. that's an important thing to him as a captain and to us as players in general. you know, the only thing that matters is the changing room vibe, really, anything outside of that is just noise. and you know, he's england's captain, he's en

the weather front that brought the rain in cornwall will bring some heavy snow across the alps in thed it will stay dry with some sunshine coming through. a few scattered showers into the far north—west, but again, the temperatures are likely to struggle, just below where they should be the time of year, 3—8dc at the very best. as we go through the week, the first week of december, it looks as though high pressure is set to stay with us. it will drift slowly south, and towards the end of the week that may allow the wind to strengthen and a few weak weather fronts to push into the far north—west. the overall story is predominantly dry, settled, but cold. something milder and perhaps wetter in the north—west later on. take care. good afternoon. it's emerged that the man who carried out yesterday's stabbing attack at london bridge was a former prisoner convicted of terrorism offences. he's been named by the police as 28—year—old usman khan, who was released from prison on licence last year.

the duchess of cornwall on her right, the duchess of cornwall on her left.uke of cambridge, the duke of sussex, the duke of york, the earl of wessex, the princess royal and the duke of kent. they all take their place as we come towards 11 o'clock. big ben chimes the hour.

richard whitehouse from cornwall i.because of government cuts. is it fair that you made it to boiling point pledge as a key part of investment? shouldn't you be addressing funding for the government? of course, we are pretty much more money into local government, particularly to address the needs of adult social care, and i think at least some of that too but you will be spread through local councils and so far as they have responsibility, but i will check that. but we are pretty much more money into local government. the crisis in local government is particular around social care, and thatis particular around social care, and that is where the money is going first. on the 2 billion for portals, i can't believe it is all going to be spent by the department for transport, but i will check that. that means hello and welcome to cornwall, for those who don't understand. you are a long way from westminster. add your manifesto, you said you would produce a white paper on devolution to the regions. but here we are in a beautif

some showers towards cornwall and in eastern scotla nd towards cornwall and in eastern scotland and somewhere we had afine, northern ireland after where we had a fine, bright, but frosty start. much of central and southern england, a welcome dry window, some sunny spells. around english channel counties still some rain as in northern england. a few heavier bursts for north—east england. some showers in northern ireland and the western isles of scotland, but much of scotla nd western isles of scotland, but much of scotland and northern ireland will stay dry through this afternoon. but chilly with temperatures in single figures. tonight, with showers and cloud in western scotland and northern ireland, not as cold as last night, we will see the cloud continue to keep the frost at bay in northern england and the north—west midlands and wales. south midlands towards the south east a touch of frost. but bright to start sunday. the showers in western scotland and northern ireland will break up. some sunshine continuing in the midlands, a east anglia and the south, although channel showers throu

the unprecedented intervention from britain's chief rabbi. 0ur correspondentjonathan blake is in cornwalls significant? they are trying to shift the conversation away from anti—semitism. shift the conversation away from anti-semitism. the timing is undoubtedly significant after a difficult day forjeremy corbyn on the campaign. the focus on his handling of the anti—semitism crisis and his admission that some lower earners with lose out as a result of not receiving a tax allowance. this was an attempt this morning by jeremy corbyn to put the focus back on the nhs and the danger of opening it up to american companies in a future trade deal between the us and the uk and now the focus on the environment withjeremy the uk and now the focus on the environment with jeremy corbyn emphasising labour‘s radical ma nifesto emphasising labour‘s radical manifesto as he describes it, plans to address the climate emergency within this. this is interesting territory forjeremy corbyn, not traditionally a stronghold for labour at all traditionally a stronghold for labourat all in traditionally a stronghold f

it is inspiring for the youth and all of cornwall is behind them.an as a world cup winner, how will you get over that?” japan as a world cup winner, how will you get over that? i would be over the moon, he has worked so hard for it and done so well. he would have to buy me a beer or two! luke and jack are not the only connection at this famous rugby world cup has. former player and... how appropriate would it be if two boys, one from penzance and one from un were to lift that trophy. # coming for to carry me home come on england! fantastic. some familiarfaces have been spotted at the nec in birmingham this week but in cake form. some of the world‘s best cake artists rose to the challenge at birmingham‘s cake international showcase. among the baking creations werejodie comer‘s killing eve character villanelle a life sized armoured bear from the fantasy character villanelle, a life sized armoured bear from the fantasy series his dark materials and a donald trump creation. is that really a cake, wow? the headlines on bbc news... nigel farage calls on b

some of that rain could be on the heavy side, still some showers dangling into pembrokeshire and cornwall the day. still single digit temperatures for most of us. as we move out of sunday and into monday, here comes a little bump in the isobars, a little ridge of high pressure, and that should settle things down for the start of the new working week. monday is going to be a day when we do get to dry out, yes, this brisk northerly wind will bring some showers into north sea coastal counties, but for the majority, it is dry, there is some sunshine, it is still going to feel quite chilly. as we head deep into the week it does turn more unsettled. rain, which will be heaviest in the west. it will often be windy, but it will start to turn a bit milder. this is bbc news. our top stories: prince andrew has answered questions about his links tojeffrey epstein. he said he let the side down by staying at epstein's home in new york. the financiers was found dead in his prison cell earlier this year. president trump has been accused of intimidating a witness. president trump has launched an attack on

down the coast, most of the rain will be with us, it's quite wet as the rain continues to affect cornwalles, but a very chilly day in fact, highs of 6— nine celsius. as we head through wednesday night, it stays dry for most again, variable cloud, perhaps the odd shower across the east coast, but this weather front will bring further wet weather particular into southwest cornwall, the weather totals really starting

and high winds, as gusts of more than 83 miles an hour were recorded in plymouth, and culdrose in cornwall in her 60s has been killed by a falling tree in dorset. plymouth argyle's home game against grimsby town in league two had to be called off after a section of roofing in the stands was damaged. scott bingham reports now on how the south west has been affected. the damage to the barn park and at home park may not look too serious, but the weather conditions meant workers were unable to get onto the roof of the stand to make it stay. of the stand to make it safe. sojust after midday, the club said it had no alternative but to postpone the match against grimsby. we've looked to see whether or not we could repair it, because obviously, we know there are thousands of people come into the game today, but with the wind speeds that we've got, we legally cannot go up and work from those heights to fix it. so it's absolutely with a heavy heart, but we've had to take the decision to postpone today's game. across the southwest, the high winds brought down dozens of trees, drivers were forced to f

night through wednesday night, but further south rain across southern parts of wales, devon and cornwallns with rain, pivoting around, south and north, the pivot point will see the biggest rainfall totals, and again evident wintriness ever higher ground, but the rainfall gives us greatest concern, leading to further flooding, could gives us greatest concern, leading to furtherflooding, could edge back into pa rt of to furtherflooding, could edge back into part of yorkshire and ligature. showers in the south—east, far north of english, scotland and northern ireland other than isolated showers toa dry ireland other than isolated showers to a dry and sunny but cold. thursday night, when the front fizzling out across england and wales, low pressure close by, further rain, not as heavy or persistent as lately, but if you are talking, flood warnings are on the bbc website. hello, you're watching afternoon live. today at 2... borisjohnson will hold an emergency meeting over flooding in parts of england — amid opposition criticism that the government hasn't done enough the conservative governmen

in st austell, in cornwall, the normandy veteran harry billinge laid a wreath in memory of those whoscattered 750,000 poppies, a ribbon of scarlet above the white cliffs of dover, in memory of those who never came home. nicholas witchell, bbc news. such the conservative politician lord mawhinney — a prominent member ofjohn major‘s government in the 1990s, has died at the age of 79. brian mawhinney was an mp for more than 25 years, and served as a cabinet minister and conservative party chairman. he was also chairman of the football league. early results from the spanish general election suggest that the country is heading for another hung parliament. the vote was the fourth time at the polls for spaniards in four years, with the governing socialist party attempting to end parliamentary gridlock by winning a majority. 0ur correspondentjenny hill is in madrid following developments. there have been two significant developments today. the socialist prime minister took a political gamble and it did not pay off. secondly, they have far resisted the lure of far right parties that have take

in st austell, in cornwall, the normandy veteran harry billinge laid a wreath in memory of those whoday landings, 75 years ago. and in kent, a wartime dakota scattered 750,000 poppies, a ribbon of scarlet above the white cliffs of dover, in memory of those who never came home. nicholas witchell, bbc news. a military helicopter is being brought in to drop materials near the river don, which remains under severe flood warnings, meaning there is a risk to life. five such warnings are in place tonight. 0ur correspondent fiona trott has spent the day in one of the worst affected areas of south yorkshire. a village that's been abandoned. most people here in fishlake have locked up and left. the safest way to get through is by tractor. parish councillor pam webb has decided to stay. she's touring the village with the emergency services. the environment agency put out a notice at 5pm on friday, basically, "stand down, there won't be homes flooded". this is what's happened. farmerjohn duckett has worked on these fields all his life. he says poor river management is to blame. there's no doubt

into cornwall, this is where we will continue to see heavy bursts.o long. monday, pressure. it will not hang around fortoo long. monday, dry pressure. it will not hang around for too long. monday, dry and sunny for too long. monday, dry and sunny for the vast majority. it will be a frosty start with mist and fog around i cannot rule out if you showers peppering the eastern coast. foremost most welcome dry day and it will last into tuesday. later in the week, more rain to come. i will keep you updated on that throughout the weekend. thank you for that. the wait is almost over for fans of the crown, with the latest series of the royal drama officially released tomorrow. set in the 19605 and ‘70s, it boasts an a—list cast, including olivia colman and helena bonham carter. breakfast‘sjohn maguire has been given exclusive access to the set at caernarfon castle in wales. for me, it‘s a way of officially dedicating one‘s life, or part of one‘s life, to wales. and the welsh people, after all, wanted it. and i think also that the british, on the whole, tend t

down the coast, most of the rain will be with us, it's quite wet as the rain continues to affect cornwall6—9 celsius. as we head through wednesday night, it stays dry for most again, variable cloud, perhaps the odd shower across the east coast, but this weather front will bring further wet weather into western areas, particularly into southwest cornwall, the weather totals really starting to mount up here. a chilly night across the north, milder further south. thursday is a similar story, again variable cloud, some sunshine, could see a bit more cloud across the board than we can see on wednesday, and again rain will continue across the south—west parts of wales, up into northern ireland too. temperatures here double figures, single figures elsewhere. some subtle changes for friday, we see this weather front little bit further northwards and eastwards across the uk but again it is going to be fairly similar winds, coming in from the south or south—east, turning a little bit milder in the south. a band of cloud and rain will be spreading northwards, northern england, northern ireland and i

they will abandon cornwall quite happily because it has no effect on them at all, particularly if everyonennot vote forjeremy corbyn in any shape or form — the way that he feels about brexit. i'm going to vote liberal down here. because it is the one way of making sure that our dear, sort of, whatever, beloved tory mp doesn't get back. it's taking too long now, isn't it? i am definitely bored of it and everybody is bored of it. i don't know anybody who is not bored of it, to be honest. this sea—girt constituency includes both of west cornwall‘s peninsulas within a peninsula. across the great sweep of mount‘s bay is the lizard's more rugged and weather—beaten twin, penwith. home to mainland britain's most westerly town, stjust. low granite houses defy the atlantic gales. a legacy of west cornwall‘s once great but now long disappeared tin—mining industry. the local butcher, a lifelong resident, gives me a warts—and—all thumbnail sketch of the town today. it is a very very expensive part of the country to live in. our house prices are through the roof. it might look like the dream, but it act

through this evening, the rain will continue to move out of cornwall, through the isles of scilly andent a frost or fog forming across southern england first thing on sunday, but elsewhere, with lighter winds and clear skies, temperatures are likely to fall away quite sharply yet again. we could see a frost across scotland, northern ireland and northern england. perhaps the fog not as dense because there will be more of a breeze. we start off on sunday with this high building on from west, keeping things largely fine and quiet. the weatherfront west, keeping things largely fine and quiet. the weather front that brought the rain in cornwall will bring heavy snow across the alps in the second half of the weekend. closer to home, a quiet start, any frost and fog lifting away and it will stay dry. sunshine coming through, a few scattered showers in the far north—west, but again, temperatures are likely to struggle, just below where they should be for the time of year, 3—8dc at best. as we go through the week, the first week of december, it looks as though the high pressure is set to stay

some of that rain could be on the heavy side, still some showers dangling into pembrokeshire and cornwall temperatures for most of us. as we move out of sunday and into monday, here comes a little bump in the isobars, a little ridge of high pressure, and that should settle things down for the start of the new working week. monday is going to be a day when we do get to dry out, yes, this brisk northerly wind will bring some showers into north sea coastal counties, but for the majority, it is dry, there is some sunshine, it is still going to feel quite chilly. as we head deep into the week it does turn more unsettled. rain, which will be heaviest in the west. it will often be windy, but it will start to turn a bit milder. this is bbc news, i'm simon pusey. our top stories: prince andrew breaks his silence on thejeffrey epstein scandal in an exclusive bbc interview. buckingham palace denies all allegations of inappropriate behaviour. the former american ambassador to ukraine tells the impeachment inquiry president trump was manipulated by corrupt foreign interests. hello and welcome to bbc n

although the tories have promised more nurses, in cornwall... do you have a nurses‘ tree, too?ed to know if there was a nurse tree, as well as a magic money one. the nhs is in no way on the table, in the last but whatever, and this, as they say, is continually brought up by the labour party as diversionary tactic. the tories suspended one of the candidates after allegations of anti—muslim language. so... do you apologise for the islamophobia that has taken place in your party? look, of course, and for all the hurt and offence that has been caused, of course we do. but even the subjects of an election are a battle ground as the votes begin to be cast. let's speak to laura in westminster. this document that labour has been brandishing today, what does it actually prove? it shows america wants to have access to all sorts of different parts of the british economy, whether that is pharmaceutical or agricultural, all sorts of things, and they have been talking to british officials about that for some time. the document do show that drug pricing is one of the things america wants to d

parts of cornwall, the channel islands, wet weather, quite windy. one or two showers grazing parts of northern and eastern scotland. temperatures tomorrow between about 3—8d, a little milder down towards the south—west and into saturday evening and overnight, eventually we should lose that wet weather and it clears its way towards the south but they could be a lot of lying surface water on such a lot of lying surface water on such a lot of lying surface water on such a lot of lying surface water on saturated ground and into sunday we have lost that weather front from the south and onto the weather was looking dry and settled for most places on sunday and cold and frosty, possibly icy stretch is and still a few showers for parts of northern scotland with one or two across eastern coast of england but most across eastern coast of england but m ost pla ces across eastern coast of england but most places dry and in the sunshine so most places dry and in the sunshine $03 most places dry and in the sunshine so a lot colder than it has been but tha nkfully

if you showers in cornwall, east of scotla nd you showers in cornwall, east of scotland and the westy start. much of central and southern england, dry went with us. sunny spells. out to the west and north of wales outbreaks of rain. fairly cloudy in northern england. heavy burst down the coastal strip of eastern scotland. some showers in northern ireland and the western isles of scotland, much of scotland and northern ireland will stay dry this afternoon. a chilly day. temperatures in single figures. this evening and overnight, showers and cloud across western scotland, northern ireland. not as cold as last night. cloud will continue to keep frost at bay in northern england down into parts of the northwest midlands and wales with a clear skies in the south midlands and south—east scotland, a touch of frost. bright whether to start your sunday. sunny conditions will develop here. sunny spells continue across the midlands, east anglia and the south although english channel showers through parts of wales, south—west england and northern england still staying cloudy and some showers coul

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cloud lingering to the channel islands, parts of devon and cornwall, with some patchy rain.y and a chilly one. temperatures in single figures for all as we go through the afternoon, and what will follow will be an especially cold night. into the start of your weekend, widespread frost. these are the temperatures outside of the city centres. we could get as low as —6 —7 in one two spots. your notice the south—west avoiding it. as we go through into saturday, while many will stay dry, high pressure in charge. you'vejust got to watch this, a little bit of a fly in the ointment towards the south—west. potential for some heavy rain and strong winds and without dragging in some colder air on the tops of the moors we could see a little bit of sleet or wet snow. but away from that, some hazy sunshine in the south, admittedly, but for most another sunny day, but a cold day. made to feel even colder in the south by those strong winds. as we go through into sunday and into the start of next week, it stays cold. away from the far north of scotland, it stays dry. thank you very much. let

it certainly looks like it might be raining quite early in the day i think in places like cornwall.over us on monday — it's very slow moving. normally lows will woosh across the atlantic. these are very sluggish and it decides to park itself temperature of around ten or 11 and at times rain. that's it, bye bye. good morning. welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty in norwich and charlie stayt in salford. 0ur headlines today: a 27—year—old man has been found guilty of murdering the british backpacker grace millane by strangling her. in other news, the conservatives want a hike on the stamp duty foreigners pay in england, while plaid cymru will launch their manifesto calling for a £20 billion "green jobs revolution". good morning. we're getting to the heart of the issues that matter to people here in norwich during the election, including the health of the nhs.

it looks like it might be raining early in the day in places like cornwall.des to park itself across the uk. very autumnal and typical for the time of year next week. at times rain. that's it. welcome to bbc news — i'm james reynolds. our top stories: charged with bribery, fraud and breach of trust — the israeli prime minister hits back at prosecutors. translation: this evening we witnessed an attempt to carry out a coup d'etat against the prime minister on false allegations on false allegations in an investigation process that was biased and contaminated. a former white house official tells the impeachment inquiry donald trump spread false claims that ukraine attempted to meddle in the us presidential election. security forces in chile are accused of deliberately injuring people taking part in mass demonstrations against inequality. and — their ride ends with this — after seven years, the new york city

the odd sharp shower for south—west of wales down into cornwall, but for the south—east of england, wellather and even a little bit of sunshine. another chilly day, but not quite such a windy one as we've been used to lately. now through saturday night into sunday, still these areas of cloud and showery rain around, it will turn a bit cloudier for a good part of scotland and northern ireland. where you do keep clear skies, and some places will, it will turn into a bit of a chilly night. so on sunday, really we're just chasing these areas of cloud and showery rain around the map. it looks like two parts of northern england, wales, the south—west, people will see cloud and some showers at times. to the south—east of that, a fighting chance of seeing at least some dry weather. and for northern ireland and scotland, it should turn increasingly break through the day. it's still chilly, single digit temperatures for most of us. now, into the start of the new working week, this little ridge of high pressure is going to try to work its way across the british isles. and that should give a drier a

it will linger for the isles of scilly and cornwall.ry start, lots of sunshine with building in from the far north—west. and as we go through sunday, it will continue to stay pretty quiet. a week weather front enhancing a few showers in the far north, but the generally speaking dry for all. welcome news, settled, sunny winter's day for many. it is the 1st of december of course, tomorrow. top temperatures are struggling, a little subdued for the time of year, we are looking at highs of between three and 8 degrees. looking ahead, the high pressure will slowly start to drift its way eastwards, and that will allow weather fronts through the week to drift into the north—west but they will take the time to do that. generally speaking, the quieter theme of weather remains across the country, cold, dry, settled on sonny until the end of the week, when we could see more in the week, when we could see more in the way of rain into the far north—west with a change of one direction for something a little bit milder. back to you. thank you, louise. l

we are at the duke of cornwall spinal treatment centre in salisbury. he would go.uniform. add weak flags on a strange gate but on the third day at the big stroke in the same area. i felt nauseous. i went back into bed and the pain was extraordinary, like nothing i have felt. across my chest and across my back and my partner was with me and it was scary because i was lying down and i could feel the life drain out of my legs and within about 45 minutes the pain had gone and i could not move my legs. the first thing i did was try to set up the first thing i did was try to set up andi the first thing i did was try to set up and i couldn't so i grabbed the side of the bed to pull myself up andi side of the bed to pull myself up and i fell forward like side of the bed to pull myself up and ifell forward like a rag doll and ifell forward like a rag doll and then fell backwards because i've got no core strength and i was the first time. that's really scary. you mentioned your partner. it must be so difficult for you together. i think it is hardest for her but she has stuck

the morning this plane was traveling from goma to binny in the east and democratic republic go to cornwall and crash treat minutes after taking off the only scenes that we know for the moment i think nicole problem because yesterday the crash was reach you by the. team so in a state probably this was a problem of dignity actually and can we expect the rescue operations to continue do we know anything more about the victims. yes we know more about the victim base it at more most of them was people working for get ministration income logged out travelling for. all and from now we don't know exactly. if it was only it didn't go issue or and that issue but according to people on the ground it wasn't the problem and wendy what is the state of aviation safety in congo ok i've been asking people today because as soon as we heard the news and asking people on the ground and they said actually things moving on there is dignity call people who work for the certification and they need a national medical corps most of the time and of course want to see if everything is looking and according to them th

the onset of the gaels around 5am on the shore of cornwall at devon, southwest of wales as well.ere we have that strongest core of wind and the heavy rain. that will be tracking across southern parts of the uk. here it is the morning onwards, strong winds and heavy rain impacting the southwest of the country. central and southern england moving into the south midlands. but at the same time, northern england with much lighter winds, same for belfast and glasgow. it really will be the southern portion of the uk, isolated gusts could hit 80 mph, and inland in places like london up to 60 mph, and that could prove disruptive with tree damage from these strong gusts of wind. but notice that across northern england, we even have some sunshine in the forecast here around newcastle. how about temperatures? whether you are in the south or north, it will be more or less the same, talking about 10—12dc for most of us. i mention that low—pressure parking itself across the uk. it will park itself and also start to blow itself out. winds are much lighter on sunday, still a bit of a breeze out t

rick was born in cornwall, england. in 1939.a boy he met american soldiers preparing for the normandy landing and dreamed of one day serving in uniform. it's a big thing for rick. soon, he had his chance to join the british army. he spent six years fighting communism. then flew to america. found the recruiting center in times square, and joined the united states army. he wanted to continue his fight against communists in 1965. rick, deployed to vietnam as a platoon leader, he fought in the battle of yadrang valley. facing overwhelming odds, rick helped to beat back hundreds and hundreds of enemy soldiers. his commander, who was a great general by the way, said rick was an extraordinary battlefield leader, quite simply the best platoon leader of infantry i've ever known in two wars. he saw plenty of action. for his actions in vietnam, rick received two bronze stars, a silver star, a purple heart. and the vietnamese cross of gallantry. we are joined by 60 veterans who returned from there on a trip to honor him. would you all pleas

in the red areas, worse than average and include much of london in the south—east, devon and cornwalllly well. the british dental association says that are similar issues in wales, northern ireland and scotland, where checkups are free, there is less of a problem. this is a crisis. we have been saying this has been a crisis for a long while and we been ignored. sadly at the moment we're seeing a situation where people expecting more than the less and we can't carry on like that. if we carry on with more modest, we will eventually see the complete demise of the nhs as far as dentistry goes. but for many in dewsbury, this kind of emergency treatment is all that's available. a charity filling the gaps left by the nhs. dominic hughes, bbc news, dewsbury. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: there's mounting pressure on prince andrew — with lawyers representing victims of the convicted american paedophile, jeffrey epstein, urging him to tell all. after the impeachment inquiry‘s biggest day yet — the white house says the evidence exonerates the president. now it's time

to the day, it will be affecting the southwest and ray will be quite heavy to the morning across cornwallome sunshine, very cool with the area of northern ireland. further cloud the times through thursday morning and rain affecting the southwest and should be dragged with —— drove the few chilli spots looks of it gets a bit more cloud and across the north, wa nted bit more cloud and across the north, wanted to share is pushing into the eastern coast of the north sea, but most of the rain will be again across the southwest wells. maybe the channel islands it will be a touch mounted there. temperatures creeping slowly up the day this week by friday, will have low pressure spreading northwards here, operates of rain across northern ireland to northern england and in the high for the afternoon in the cluster of heavy showers to southwest england and into wales. temperatures tens and into wales. temperatures tens and 11 eight and nine for the north as we head into the weekend and indeed into next week and the low pressure will be nearby, whether moving northwards of the course of the weekend a

in saint all still in cornwall, the normandy vetera n still in cornwall, the normandy veteran harry billingethe d—day landing 75 years ago. and in kent, a wartime decoder scattered 750,000 poppies, a ribbon of scarlet above the white cliffs of dover in memorie5 above the white cliffs of dover in memories of those home never came home. nicholas witchell, bbc news. firefighters tackling around 100 bushfire5 in australia say they could now start to threaten sydney. at least three people have died in the fires in new south wales and queensland. helena wilkin5on has the latest. the scale and ferocity of these fires is clear. this is new south wales on the east coast of australia being ravaged by the flames. three days since the wildfire5 began, they‘re still burning and spreading. more than 1,000 firefighters are working across this state in queensland to try and contain them, but conditions are difficult. mate, it‘s just the worst thing i‘ve ever seen. hone5tly, the fire front was coming at us and there‘s nothing you could do about it. lost a few friends in the fire, lost all their possessions.