then in cumbria. —— ben in cumbria. in a few minutes we'll be speaking to 0fgem's chief executive.k times has an anonymous editorial, can you believe it? anonymous. meaning that list, thatis it? anonymous. meaning that list, that is editorial. we are doing a greatjob. the that is editorial. we are doing a great job. the poll that is editorial. we are doing a greatjob. the poll numbers through the roof. the poll numbers are great. and guess what? nobody is going to come close to beating me in 2020 because of what we have done. britain and france have agreed the principles of a deal that would end a dispute over scallop fishing in the english channel. boats from both countries collided with each other during confrontations last week when french fishermen accused british boats of fishing unfairly. here's our environment correspondent, claire marshall. heading out from brixham, a very different boat to the huge dredgers that left from this same harbour last week and clashed with french fishermen. we were taken to a secret location with divers that gather scallops by hand. they showed u

to ta ke few spots possible across cumbria to take us into the afternoon but for many of us it is aunshine, 15 degrees for aberdeen and edinburgh, 21 averages in the sunshine, 15 degrees foraberdeen and edinburgh, 21 in london. bit more sunshine starting to feel warmer, reasonable sunshine across southern england as we head through the weekend, some heavy outbreaks of rain across the north—west of the uk this weekend. that is the weather. you are watching bbc news. our top story: chinese president xi jinping stresses the importance of his country's relationship with russia. it comes as the two nations prepare forjoint millitary exercises for the first time. russia claims it will be the biggest military exercises since the soviet era, with 300,000 soliders taking part. america's east coast prepares for hurricane florence. the category four storm heads towards the carolinas, with winds of 225 km/h. over a million people have heeded a warning and evacuated coastal areas. and this video is trending on bbc.com. a stash of gold roman coins have been discovered during excavation work in a

this photo sent in by one of our weather watchers earlier in cumbria.as largely cleared. more cloud in northern ireland and scotland. sunny spells, the risk of showers in the north. in england and wales it is dry and breakfast bigger deal of sunshine but feeling noticeably fresher. temperatures in the low teens. 18 or 19 degrees on the channel islands. that's where we expect to see the best of the warmth. tonight, strengthening winds in scotland. plenty of clear skies, temperatures falling away intel's and cities. a touch of frost. in central and southern england, it few patches of mist and fog. a cool and bright start to the day, some cloud, but a dry and fine day. temperatures of 18 degrees in the south. more like 12 to 1a degrees across the north. through into sunday, this cold weather front sets further south and east. not a great deal in the way of rainfall. some cloud and patches of drizzle as well. a cloudy day in england and wales. breaking up day in england and wales. breaking up and fizzing out as we move south and east. cloudy skies in englan

welcome to barrow in furness in cumbria on what is a really big day.res off the coast here. just give you a sense of how big those turbines actually are, take a look at this. this is one of the blades that has been used elsewhere. it is about half the size of the ones currently being used in the new extension. with those funds, you can have a double—decker bus inside the blade. it the size of 20,000 football pitches and will power 600,000 homes when it is fully operational. so today, a big day for the firm who is installing it. why here off the coast cumbria, why is it important to put wind turbines that? it is great because we have the two things we need for a great offshore wind farm, high wind speeds and shallow water depths. the iris ian north sea are some of the best places in the entire world for offshore wind farms. it cost a lot offshore wind farms. it cost a lot of money to do it offshore, is it worth it, do you get back what you invest? absolutely, and the cost has come down dramatically in recent years. we learned the lessons of installing t

. >> cumbria and the lake district is one of the most beautiful parts of the uk, and our farmers play such a unique role in maintaining the landscape. on back british farming day, can my right honorable friend ensure that our cumbrian farmers will be able to export their world-class meat after we leave the european union? my honorable friend is absolutely right to recognise the beauty of the area she represents, cumbria and the lake district, and the important role farmers play in that part of the country, as indeed our farmers do elsewhere. when we leave the european union, we are looking to ensure we have trade deals that enable our farmers to continue to be able to export their very important product, which is enjoyed by people elsewhere. but we are able by leaving the european union to do something else, to come out of the common agricultural policy and develop a policy for farming in this country that is right for our farmers, not for others'. >> last year, 183 people were returned to this country to face justice because of the european arrest warrant. if we leave the e.u. withou

further north, wales and cumbria, tarantula breaks of rain expected, 80 to 100 millimetres, a real threat flooding. but your latest weather. you're watching beyond one hundred days... brett kava naugh goes back to the white house for the second day in a row amid turmoil in his confirmation hearing. thejudge is expected to appear before the senate next week to defend himself against charges of sexual assault. the woman who has accused him has also been asked to appear before thejudiciary committee. the president says there should be a fair process. he's an incredible man, he has an incredible intellect. he will make an incredible supreme courtjustice, but we feel that we want to go through a process, we want to hear both sides. six months before brexit a big new study on immigration says the uk should allow in far more skilled workers. also on the programme..... syrian forces shoot down a russian aircraft killing 15 people, while trying to engage israeli fighterjets.

the world's largest working offshore wind farm opens later off the coast of cumbria in north west englandea of 55 square miles. the walney facility already had 102 turbines before the completion of a further 87 earlier this year — dubbed the walney extension. the project, owned by danish company 0rsted, will be able to generate enough powerfor 600,000 homes. and now what's trending in the business news this morning. 0n bloomberg, uk would vote against brexit in second referendum, study says. social research institute natcen says previously pro—brexit voters now fear that leaving the eu will damage the economy. its sample group are now 59% for remain. 0n the wall streetjournal, canada, us negotiators in "intense" talks, says trump — as they try to agree a revamp of the north american free trade agreement. the president warns: "if it doesn't work out, it'll be fine for our county but it won't be ok for canada." and in business insider, having a positive mental outlook is an important trait if you want to get rich. after studying hundreds of people both rich and poor, an expert says self—mad

just a few spots possible into cumbria to take us into the afternoon, but for many of us it's a dry dayd, though. temperatures in the sunshine — about 15 degrees for aberdeen and edinburgh, 21 degrees in london. bit more sunshine, so starting to feel warmer. and reasonable weather, actually, across southern england as we head through the weekend, but there will be some heavy outbreaks of rain across the north and west of the uk this weekend. that's your weather. good morning. welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and dan walker. our headlines today: plotting to oust theresa may. 50 conservative mps meet to discuss how and when they could force the prime minister to resign. america's east coast braces itself for one of the worst hurricanes in 30 years, with up to a million people leaving their homes. the impact on your wages of the financial crash. 10 years after the banking collapse, workers are £800 poorer with people in their 30s worst affected. in sport, jimmy anderson, record breaker. he polishes off india to become the most successful fast bowler in test cricket history. and i a

southwards across scotland and northern ireland, weakening as it does so, just a few spots possible across cumbria, showers again affecting western parts of scotland, though. temperatures in the sunshine, about 15 degrees for aberdeen and edinburgh, 21 degrees in london. bit more sunshine, so starting to feel warmer. reasonable sunshine across southern england as we head through the weekend, but some heavy outbreaks of rain across the north—west of the uk this weekend. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: it's being called "a vicious monster and a threat to life.". america's east coast gets ready for the might of hurricane florence. we are sparing no expense, we are totally prepared, we are ready. we are ready as anybody has ever been. china's president says the relationship with russia is more important than ever, as they hold joint military exercises for the first time. brazil's jailed former president, lula da silva gives up his attempt to return to power in next month's election. and we'll be finding out why this

elsewhere, the dutch team lotto—nl—yumbo won stage 5 of the tour of britain, a team time trial in cumbriaoors by 17 seconds to win the first team time trial in the history of the race. their slovenian rider, primoz roglic, who's a former ski jumper, is the new race leader. he's six seconds clear of of the frenchman julian alaphilippe. an exciting opening day at the surf ranch pro in california, a venue i60km inland, saw the artificial wave system designer and ii—time world champion kelly slater dominate the day with a superb performance that placed him at the top of the leaderboard. slater left his best performance to his final ride of four where he posted a score of 8.5/10, utilising his superb barrel riding skills along with a series of perfectly timed bottom—to—top turns. the top seeds including gabriel medina, filipe toledo and julian wilson surf their opening round tomorrow. lovely pictures. nyomi osaka and madison keys are in their second semi—final at the us open. —— naomi. serena williams is in the final, the six time winner at this event beat sevastova. from me and the rest of th

getting into cumbria much later in the day. don't forget the gusty winds.one. any shallow mist and fog patches readily disposed tomorrow morning and for most of england and wales it will be another dry and sunny day with temperatures are bit higher than today. for northern ireland, parts of northern england and scotland, you will have the rain and a bit more cloud. it will brighten up a touch through the course of the day. aberdeen could still hit 20. a new weather fronts coming in across the north—west on thursday introduces some rain. it will not be much more than a band of clouds, maybe the odd spot of rain, but feeling fresher behind that. ahead of it in the warmer air, behind that. ahead of it in the warmerair, dry and behind that. ahead of it in the warmer air, dry and sunny conditions with highs in east anglia and the south—east of potentially 23 degrees. into the weekend, dry for most of us, temperatures tumbling a little. thank you. nice to see you. it looks lovely, even though it is cold. having a 'twerk‘ with your 'bestie' might make some people

just a few spots possible into cumbria to take us into the afternoon, but for many of us it's a dry daycotland, though. temperatures in the sunshine — about 15 degrees for aberdeen and edinburgh, 21 degrees in london. bit more sunshine, so starting to feel warmer. and reasonable weather, actually, across southern england as we head through the weekend, but there will be some heavy outbreaks of rain across the north and west of the uk this weekend. that's your weather. it is being called america's vicious monster and a threat to life. homes evacuated in businesses boarded up as hurricane florence closes in. send them back. in an exclusive interview, the italian deputy prime minister says why he wants to be bought most of their migrants. translation: we can't accept that all migrants get to the italian burst —— coast and we have to pay them. on patrol in the siberian skies as russia holds military exercises with china for the first time. we will have the latest from eastern russia.

the world's largest off—shore wind farm officially opens off the coast of cumbria today.nough powerfor 600,000 homes. ben thompson has been to take a look. it isa it is a big day in barrow one furnace. this is a blade that goes on one of the turbines. this is a smaller one, 45 metres long. the ones out there are about double. they can fit a double—decker bus inside. it is the size of 20,000 football pitches, the project. i have been finding out how it works. investment in recent years has made the uka investment in recent years has made the uk a world leader in wind technology. last year went provided 1596 technology. last year went provided 15% of britain's electricity, more than from coal. this wind farm cove rs than from coal. this wind farm covers 145 square kilometres and took nearly three years to build and it is generating enough powerfor half a million homes. in total there are 87 turbines. the biggest is 194 metres tall, taller than the blackpool tower, or 98 times higher than me. 98 times the height of me. i have found something bigger than me. tell me how impor

further north, for wales and for cumbria, torrential outbreaks of rain expected. 80—100 millimetres,s is beyond 0ne hundred days, with me katty kay in washington, christian fraser is in london. our top stories: president trump's pick for the supreme court is in a fight to secure the nomination, both brett kavanaugh and his accuser will testify on monday. russia and israel try to ease tensions after a russian plane is shot down by syrian forces during an israeli attack. coming up in the next half hour. a big welcome for the south korean president as he arrives in the north to restart nuclear disarmament talks. and a suprise marriage proposal at the emmy awards, she said yes but was it the right place to ask? israel has expressed its sorrow for the death 15 russian service members who died in a plane crash near syria. but that's where the spirit of unity ends. israel says the syrian government is to blame becuase the russian jet was shot down by syrian anti aircraft. moscow is holding israel responsible because at the time of the incident, israeli fighter jets were attacking targets in

this is whitehaven academy, in cumbria.s here say the school has been starved of funds since bright tribe took over. disgusted, to be honest, disgusted. the trust will not talk to them about their complaints. they're going to escape out the back door, so they don't have to speak to us. julie rayson has been trying to get answers from bright tribe for two years. it is a scandal, we just want to speak to them. julie and her son both went to the school. this is your son? yes, that was before he left. i am really, really angry and upset because the funding they should have put into that school to support it with the buildings, with resources, with teaching, teacher training, it just didn't happen. even the local tory mp can't get answers. when she went to the school to gather evidence about the state of the buildings, she was marched off the site. i took lots of photographs and videos and i was so appalled that i rang the regional school commissioner's office to ask for urgent intervention. 20 minutes later, the head teacher re

just a few spots possible into cumbria to take us into the afternoon, but for many of us it's a dry day sunshine — about 15 degrees for aberdeen and edinburgh, 21 degrees in london. bit more sunshine, so starting to feel warmer. and reasonable weather, actually, across southern england as we head through the weekend, but there will be some heavy outbreaks of rain across the north and west of the uk this weekend. that's your weather. are are all welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: it's being called ‘a vicious monster and a threat to life'. america's east coast gets ready for the might of hurricane florence we are sparing no expense, we are totally prepared, we are ready. we are ready as anybody has ever been. china's president says the relationship with russia is more important than ever — as they hold joint military exercises for the first time. brazil's jailed former president, lula da silva gives up his attempt to return to power, in next month's election. and we'll be finding out why this raven has got

just a few spots of rain in towards cumbria as this cloud thickens up.lowly south eastwards. behind it, skies clear and this cooler air. much chillier and this cooler air. much chillier and to the night. further south, a bit more clout around and across the south—east, a warm and fairly muggy night. there is the weather front through central parts of the country. it will be the dividing line between something cooler and fresher and brighter to the north and west. it looks like that cooler airwillwin and west. it looks like that cooler air will win out. central errors will have a band of cloud. some spots of rain on it. scotland and northern ireland could see some sunny spells. across the south—east, some sunshine, another warm day. compare that to 14, 15 across northern scotland. then the weather front slips its way to the south—east. most places will see variable cloud and sunny spells. it looks like most of the week will stay dry thanks to an area of high pressure. the week ahead, dry and a little bit cooler. we'll be back with the headlines at 7:00. n

is cold front pushing southwards, a few showers into parts of cumbria into thursday afternoon, showers. —— that is your latest weather. this is your business briefing with me, sally bundock. apple's instructed to move production to the us by president trump as the tech giant prepares to launch its latest iphone. and, as the 10th anniversary of the colla pse and, as the 10th anniversary of the collapse of lehman brothers approaches, we measure how the financial crisis has affected you. and financial markets around the world a re and financial markets around the world are struggling to find direction today, we have seen losses in the asian markets, that's the close on the dow the night before.

with eight stages zigzagging around britain, from carmarthen to cumbria and a finish in london, the raceises along the way, including one in the heart of a small market town in north devon. for the first time in tour of britain history, the cyclists are going to have to go through a building, and it's this victorian pannier market in south molton. it's a place more used to shopping than sporting activities, but those cyclists, the motorcycle outriders and the police cars are all going to have to go through this doorway, and it's going to be a tight squeeze. excitement has been building ever since the call came. everyone seems to have gone bike crazy. it's absolutely fantastic. it was about five months ago i had this call out of the blue and they asked me if the tour of britain could come through the pannier market. i was totally taken aback and thought it was something else. i said yes. i had to keep it quiet for about three or four months. i couldn't even tell my councillors, i was allowed to tell the mayor and she had to keep it quiet as well. this normally busy building will be cleare

southwards across scotland and northern ireland, weakening as it does so, just a few spots possible across cumbriad, though. temperatures in the sunshine, about 15 degrees for aberdeen and edinburgh, 21 degrees in london. bit more sunshine, so starting to feel warmer. reasonable sunshine across southern england as we head through the weekend, but some heavy outbreaks of rain across the north—west of the uk this weekend. that's your weather. this is bbc news. the headlines: the most powerful storm in nearly three decades to threaten the carolina states, on the us east coast, is expected to strengthen over the next few hours. officials are warning that hurricane florence poses a threat to life when it makes landfall. mandatory evacuations have been ordered in some parts. russia has begun its largest military exercise since soviet times. it's taking place in eastern siberia, on land and sea, with 300,000 russian soldiers involved, as well as troops from china and mongolia. chinese president xijinping has stressed the importance of his country's relationship with russia. brazil's jailed former preside

southwards across scotland and northern ireland, weakening as it does so, just a few spots possible across cumbriany of us it is a dry day, showers again affecting western parts of scotland, though. temperatures in the sunshine, about 15 degrees for aberdeen and edinburgh, 21 degrees in london. bit more sunshine, so starting to feel warmer. reasonable sunshine across southern england as we head through the weekend, but there will be some heavy outbreaks of rain across the north—west of the uk this weekend. that is your weather. i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. the headlines: china's president says the relationship with russia is more important than ever, as they hold joint millitary exercises for the first time. america's east coast prepares for hurricane florence. the category four storm heads towards the carolinas, with winds of 225 km/h. i'm rico hizon in london. also in the programme: india's supreme court dismisses an appeal to stop forest rangers killing a tiger blamed for the deaths of several people. and cooking up a storm. singapore's bid to seek unesco recognition for its street food cul

but it is across wales and cumbria we could see the largest falls of rain from this next weather systemver the hills. expect some flooding from this. you might remember yesterday if you were watching that i was suggesting this area of low pressure could be deeper and more developed. well, it is. 15 millibars deeper on wednesday. the consequences some strong winds across southern parts of england, much stronger. gail is becoming widespread overnight as the band of rain pushes its way eastwards. to be slow to clear away for south—east england for friday, but ultimately friday is going to be quite a breezy kind of day. sunshine and showers, and began some of the showers could merge to give lengthy spells of rain across north—western parts of the uk. now, temperatures will be coming down with those north—westerly winds. so instead of highs of mid 20s in the warmest spots, we will be looking at temperatures around 17 degrees also in the very warmest areas. median 18 in london. 0nto the weekend's forecast. pressure is forecast to build modestly across the uk on saturday so most of us should a

frazzle in the few showers into parts of cumbria by the time we get the afternoon, there could be a lotd saturday. at the same time into the weekend, looking at heavy rain returning to the north—west of the uk. bit of a mixed which are on into the weekend. that is your forecast. —— mixed picture. i‘m sharanjit leyl in singapore. the headlines: china‘s president says the relationship with russia is more important than ever, as they hold joint millitary exercises for the first time. america‘s east coast prepares for hurricane florence. the category four storm heads towards the carolinas, with winds of 225 km/h. i‘m rico hizon in london. also in the programme: india‘s supreme court dismisses an appeal to stop forest rangers killing a tiger blamed for the deaths of several people. and cooking up a storm. singapore‘s bid to seek unesco recognition for its street food culture stirs up the fury of some malaysian chefs.

the world's largest off—shore wind farm officially opens off the coast of cumbria today.covers an area equal to 20,000 football pitches and has enough power for 600,000 homes. our business correspondent ben thompson has been to take a look. it isa it is a big day. they are opening the world's largest offshore wind farm. this is a blade that goes on one of the turbines. this is a smaller one, it is about five metres long. the bigger ones can fit a double—decker bus inside. the project is the size of 20,000 football pitches. it will generate enough powerfor 600,000 football pitches. it will generate enough power for 600,000 homes. football pitches. it will generate enough powerfor 600,000 homes. how does it work? i have been finding out. growing investment in recent years has made the uk a world leader in wind technology. last year, wind provided 15% of britain's electricity, more than from coal. the walney extension wind farm covers 145 square kilometres. it took engineers nearly three years to build it and it's already generating enough powerfor half a million homes. in t

just a few spots possible into cumbria to take us into the afternoon, but for many of us it is a dry the sunshine, about 15 degrees for aberdeen and edinburgh, 21 degrees in london. bit more sunshine, so starting to feel warmer. reasonable sunshine across southern england as we head through the weekend, but there will be some heavy outbreaks of rain across the north and west of the uk this weekend. that's your weather. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is reged ahmed. our top stories: it's being called "a vicious monster and a threat to life." america's east coast gets ready for the might of hurricane florence. we are sparing no expense, we are totally prepared, we are ready. we are ready as anybody has ever been. china's president says the relationship with russia is more important than ever, as they hold joint military exercises for the first time. brazil's jailed former president lula da silva gives up his attempt to return to power in next month's election. and we'll be finding out why this raven has got a lot to crow abou

has daughter says he's been freed on bail and put under house arrest supreme court dissolved his cumbria national rescue party last year at the request of the government at the time the party's supporters said the move was politically motivated when haye has more from bangkok. they had been speculation for some time that could be released and that's exactly what happened in the early hours of monday morning he was released from the prison where he's been kept for the past year and placed under house arrest in his home in the cambodian capital phnom penh the timing of this is suspicious to say the least given that over the course of the past year and his lawyers have repeatedly asked for bail repeatedly asked that this case be thrown out only for the courts to reject those appeals and now that we've had an election at the end of july an election that was won by the ruling cambodian people's party of prime minister hun sen in fact they won all one hundred twenty five seats in the national assembly because the cambodian national rescue party of kim carr was unable to take part in that vote

we have seen huge amounts of rain overnight, a0 millimetres in parts of cumbria.nd, especially the further north you are. into tonight, our front wriggles northwards, more of us will see rain, heavy in places although that will ease away, become confined to south wales and the midlands into the morning. it means that the mildest of the air tonight, the southernmost counties, most will feel pressure as we get into tomorrow morning. a fast link writer dave for north wales, north midlands and lots of sunshine. a few showers of scotla nd and lots of sunshine. a few showers of scotland but not quite as windy. we will see the rain is away into the south midlands but it will turn that into southern counties and that will clear. temperatures foremost by the end of the afternoon will be in the end of the afternoon will be in the teens and because that cooler air is in place and we will see clearer skies taking us into thursday. thursday will be a chilly start, temperatures will be using the figures but a lovely sunny start, not a bad day on thursday. a few showers bring to

first thing this morning if you're setting out, fog around in south wales, southern england and cumbriacolder. yesterday our top temperature was a whopping 2a on the coastline of lincolnshire. by friday, it's more likely to be 13 and that's as i cold front sinks in south. we saw it zooming by there. it's here under this cloud, and this is producing some rain. with it it is producing some rain. with it it is breezy across the far north and north—west of scotland and. this rain will be heavy at times but as it goes south, it will weaken into more of a band of cloud and also some light and patchy rain. ahead of it, a lot of dry weather and a lot of sunshine and quite warm. behind it, as you can see from the colours, fresher conditions. sunshine and a few showers. looking at those temperatures, you can see what i mean, into the teams behind that weather front but ahead of it, the low 20s to the mid—20s once again —— teens. pleasantly warm in the south in particular in any sunshine. through the evening and overnight, there goes that weather front sinking south, weakening all the time again,

with eight stages zigzagging around britain, from carmarthen to cumbria and a finish in london, the race small market town in north devon. for the first time in tour of britain history, the cyclists are going to have to go through a building, and it's this victorian pannier market in south molton. it's a place more used to shopping than sporting activities, but those cyclists, the motorcycle out riders and the police cars are all going to have to go through this doorway, and it's going to be a tight squeeze. excitement has been building ever since the call came. everyone seems to have gone bike crazy. it's absolutely fantastic. it was about five months ago i had this call out of the blue and they asked me if the tour of britain could come through the pannier market. i was totally taken aback and thought it was something else. i said yes. i had to keep it quiet for about three or four months. i couldn't even tell my councillors, i was allowed to tell the mayor and she had to keep it quiet as well. this normally busy building will be cleared and a grandstand built through the night so spec

as the winds pick up little see the winter weather moving into western scotland, perhaps cumbria.g gathering. weatherfront... exact speed of progression, depending how far southeastward to get. still looks like the perhaps east midlands could be quite warm with a fair bit of sunshine. then behind that rate we are in the cooler, fresher air. scotland and northern ireland with unsigned and showers. that band of cloud orang topples down, i will be as about as far south as easy anglia for the midlands. then it stops. there will not be as much rain on monday. beginning cloud arriving in from the southwest with a southerly wind, a warmer when. we‘re left with a contrast across the uk, much cooler towards the north butjust for a wild. into tuesday, this is where we could see the remnants of former hurricane helene impacting our weather. details are uncertain but this area of low pressure drives his way northward across the western side of the uk, it may well bring some disruptive, severe gales, clothing usual. areas of low pressure are left rotating out across the middle part of the atla

rain will once again become extensive across england and wales but it's across wales and perhaps cumbriabe deeper, more developed. it is, 15 milligrams deeper on thursday, the consequence if we get strong winds across seven resume and —— seven. could be slow to clear way from south east england for friday, but ultimately friday is going to be quite a breezy kind of day. sunshine and showers and again some of those showers could merge to give spells of rain across northwestern parts of the uk. temperatures will be coming down with northwesterly winds so instead of— mid—20s and warmer spots we will be looking at temperatures just to around 17 degrees or so and in the very warmest areas may be 18 in london. onto the weekend's forecast the pressure is forecast to build modestly across the uk on saturday, most of us should have a decent day. however we will see rain returning off of the atlantic towards the southwest. for southern wales, southwest. for southern wales, southwest england look like there will be rain here. otherwise after a chilly start to the date there will be sunshine and blu

cumbria and the lake district is one of the most beautiful parts of the uk.art of the country, as indeed ourfarmers do elsewhere. when we leave the eu we are looking to ensure we have trade deals that enable our farmers to continue to be able to export their very important product, which is enjoyed by people elsewhere. but we are able by leaving the eu to do something else, which is come out of the common agricultural policy and develop policy for farming in this country which is right for our farmers and not for others. last year, 183 people were returned to this country to face justice because of the european arrest warrant. if we leave the eu without a deal, the arrest warrant will not be available to us. will the prime minister be happy with that? as home secretary asked about this dispatch box and let the debate in which we ensured that when we exercised on the powers available under protocol 36 we went back into the european arrest warrant. the warrant is one of those instruments which we have identified in our chequers plan as one we wish to discuss wi

but not this warning across wales, liverpool, manchester, the peak district, cumbria, and the rain movesrn isles and northern mainland scotland and aberdeenshire —— probably sunshine. aberdeen is looking sunny, edinburgh, glasgow, belfast, 17. yorkshire is cloudy, you can see the rain moving through, and wales too, and from the tip of corn will pass the isle of wight, all the way to the isle of wight, all the way to the garden of england, sunshine. at least, you know, it will be dry and hazy but hopefully a bit of sun too. tonight, one thing you may notice, actually, if you wake up tomorrow morning — and hopefully you will! -15 morning — and hopefully you will! —15 or 16 morning — and hopefully you will! —15 or16 in morning — and hopefully you will! —15 or 16 in some spots so damp, cloudy and mild on sunday morning. to the north of that however, in the morning we are expecting cloud and framed so this is what it looks like at six o'clock, the cloud and rain moves through scotland and then in the afternoon on sunday, and this is a weather front here, it should be out of the way mostly and

the rain is mostly affecting wales, north—west england, up to cumbria, throughout yorkshire, just dribs. the same goes for wales. then we have rain and some of it could be heavy where you see the darker colours. this is moving through. this isjust a snapshot. the midlands, not too much. the south coast, hazy. the rain clears away this evening, towards denmark. then we have another area of rain moving in of the atlantic. the rain all clear and come back with it mild air. mid—teens for many across the southern two thirds of the country. i think it will be a warm night. tomorrow, low—pressure close by. that is sending strong winds and a weather front of showers to scotland, north—west england, maybe wales, northern ireland white cat showers, but across the south, central and many eastern areas, sunday is looking good so if you wa nt sunday is looking good so if you want sunshine this weekend, the best bet is sunday. monday into tuesday, a long weather front stretches out into the central north atlantic. we have warm aircoming into the central north atlantic. we have warm air coming in from

and the m6 in cumbria blocked after a lorry was blown over. rain and children in some areas of scotland have been kept in school to prevent them from walking home. there has been this disruption for schools and we wanted to keep the children safe, so we have extended the school day, which is never popular but the safest place is to keep the children in a place of safety a nd keep the children in a place of safety and we have moved the buses back a little bit until the worst of the weather has passed so we can open the route so the children living in the rural areas can get home. scotrail says there is severe disruption to train services tonight and the advice is not to travel. the first storm of the autumn has prompted the met office to issue an amber alert until 6pm this evening. which means it could lead to injuries are a danger to life. the woman who lost her life here this morning hasn't been named but is believed to be a swiss tourist, who was asleep when the storm winds struck. a yellow weather warning for northern ireland, scotland and

this one initially bringing heavy rain with it, so across wales and into cumbria we could be lookings southern counties of england. friday and saturday quieter days weather—wise, many of us will have drier weather with sunny spells but quite chilly to start the day will stop sunday could see rain returned. that is your weather. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. a russian plane gets shot down in syria amidst an israeli attack, in the fog of war, moscow blames jerusalem translation: we see isreal's provocative actions as hostile. as a result of their actions, 15 russian service personnel personnel have perished. there's no doubt we're in the middle of a global trade war. the us and china have hit each other with tariffs on billions of dollars of goods. in the us, a man has been charged with the murder of a spanish golf champion, who was found dead on a golf course. and we'll be talking about the first paying customer for a trip around the moon, a japanese billionaire who's willing to pay elon musk‘s space x big money for the privilege.

this is the rain heading through wales, the peak district, cumbria, parts of yorkshire and also acrosso fine today with sunshine around but look at that across yorkshire, the cloud and rain. rain across wales. some of it will be heavy but not all the time. in the south, the midlands and into east anglia, not too bad. and some sunshine on the south coast. a bit of everything today. this evening the rain should clear and overnight it will come back. this is the rain we would have had today and the rain we would have had today and the rain we would have had today and the rain overnight. but look at the temperatures. maybe no lower than 16 degrees. it means sunday morning, 16 degrees, from dawn, really mild to start the day in england and wales but there will be cloud and rain and on sunday, a different day for is scotla nd on sunday, a different day for is scotland and northern ireland. today you have sunshine, tomorrow showers, a brisk wind. england and wales are doing much better. some sunshine on the way barred the 0rd sprinkled here and there. monday into tuesday, an interesting thing

cloud around, that cloud thickening up, the odd spot of rainfall western wales, and western england, cumbriand, west of scotland turning wet, and quite windy here. north—east of scotland, sunshine, and temperatures 23 or 2a degrees. stays breezy across northern ireland. that weatherfront brake outbreaks of rain further south and east. certainly clear and cooler, but ahead of it,... tempered as in double figures, and east anglia will see lengthy clear skies. monday, this weather front will be straggling sent —— straggling central part of the uk. something rather to the south—east, and cooler and fresh as you can see, the blues there, across the north—west. this plume of cooler air will continue to migrate southwards behind this weather fronts, which will be lying across the midlands, and down into wales and south west england, with some spots of rain. it will be a weakening feature. that cooler act, should see some sunshine. temperature is in the upper teens. in the south—east, another warm day with substantial, 24—25dc. that whether brad south—eastwards, and cooler and fresher for all areas

after the wind and rain, some think it little bit quieter but cloudy in cumbria this morning.ast and bringing outbreaks of rain to the south—west and southern england and southern wales. that will continue eastward. looks like the northern extent of the rain will be from north wales across to northern parts of east anglia. ahead of this, a fair amount of clout, some showers and some sunny spells in the north—east of scotland. showers across the north west of scotland. windy this morning and later this afternoon the wind will strengthen across south—west england as well. temperature is not much higher than 12—16, maybe 18 or 19 in the channel islands, but we will see outbreaks of rain here today that will transfer east and then ease overnight before returning to the west later. further north, clearer skies but showers pushing into north and west scotland. a chilly night for the northern half of the uk, particularly in rural areas with temperatures close to freezing. more rain tomorrow in the same areas we saw today. central england and wales. rain easing east all the time, but

into cumbria and yorkshire as well. through this evening‘s rush hour. atrocious conditions.heresa may meets eu leaders to try to convince them her brexit plan is the way forward. but there are still fundamental differences over the future of the irish border. we had a very good meeting this morning with the prime minister and herteam. time is running morning with the prime minister and her team. time is running short. i'm in salzburg with the 27 eu leaders are meeting to discuss brexit without theresa may in the room. has she done enough to get them to shift their negotiating position? the rail regulator says ‘nobody took charge‘ when new timetables were introduced in may, leading to weeks of chaos. council bosses in england warn that libraries, transport and public health will bear the brunt of upcoming local authority cuts. the world anti doping agency‘s executive committee will vote today on whether to reinstate russia‘s anti—doping body. and british author daisyjohnson has become the youngest author to be shortlisted for the prestigious man booker prize. we‘ll be speakin

gorgeous photos sent in bya sky in this gorgeous photos sent in by a weather watcher in penrith, cumbriao fall away. your chilly night, a touch of frost in the countryside for england and wales, the odd patch of mist and fog. the north west holds on to warmer temperatures, we have some cloud and strengthening a breeze. but we are looking at a chilly night. a fine and bright start to tomorrow, a good deal of sunshine first thing. it spells of sunshine tomorrow, cloud increases from the north—west, in northern ireland and scotland, patches of rain in the north—west as well. temperatures not particularly warm, highs of 14 degrees in the north. more like 16 or 17 degrees in the north. more like 16 or17 in degrees in the north. more like 16 or 17 in england and wales. overnight saturday into sunday, this weather front works further south and east. not a good deal of rain on it, the odd patch though of drizzle here and there. it starts the day on sunday, across northern parts of wales and in northern england. gradually sinking south and east through the day on sunday, breaking up through the d

from cornwall to cumbria, more than 1000 headteachers are today heading to down street to protest abouto protest about a lack of funding. they say it is leading toa of funding. they say it is leading to a bigger class sizes, is offering cuts, reduced subject choices and a loss of support for pupils with special needs. the department for education says there is more money going into schools than ever before. so what is the truth? joining us now are three headteachers who will be heading to the march this morning. clem coady is from stoneraise school in carlisle. he says they are so short of staff, because of funding cuts, he is also now the school ca reta ker. cuts, he is also now the school caretaker. emily proffitt is from a school in atlantic village in staffordshire. and robin bevan is from southend high school for boys. and also with us the chief executive of the institute of school business leadership, an organisation which represents the people in charge of finances in schools. thank you all of you forjoining us. starting with you, emily proffitt, we heard from you, emily proffitt

a few showers in the irish sea, affecting parts of cumbria, cheshire, the midlands.a similar story in northern ireland, fairly breezy day. watch out for some of those sharp and heavy showers pushing through north—west england, wales and the far south west of england. but for much of england and wales, away from the north—east coast, and mainly dry day with some sunshine but a noticeable breeze. temperatures between 14—18. showers will fade overnight. some cloud patchy rain remains in north of scotland. later in the night, some cloud arriving in northern ireland, wales and the south—west. it is a fairly unsettled day tomorrow, particularly across england and wales, as we have this frontal system pushing its weight eastwards. heaviest of the rain in wales, the midlands, southern parts of england. and northern ireland are most in scotland for the morning but clearing through the day. bright sunny spells through the afternoon. quite a wet picture across much of wales on the midlands. the rain eventually arriving into the north—east of england. the far north and maybe the

some showers, mainly moving into western scotland, northern ireland, eventually a view showers into cumbriawell. have a good day. goodbye. this is business live from bbc news with sally bundock and ben thompson. another week, another dispute — us trade representative robert lighthizer is in brussels for talks with european union trade chief cecilia malmstrom. live from london, that‘s our top story on monday, 10th september. can the eu and the us negotiators mend the on—going trade dispute between the two countries? and aliba ba has announced the successor to its charismatic leaderjack ma — we are live to the region to find out.

more persistent rain across cumbria and northumberland. it stays a bit wetter times.e stick with the zone of cloudy weather weather would further outbreaks of rain. either side of it, some clear skies and quitea either side of it, some clear skies and quite a chilly night. county boss levels for 12 the countryside. these are going to be bright spots. that increases across scotland. still showers, parts of northern england, into northern ireland. almost to the south and east where we continue with some sunny spells. temperatures back above the 20 degrees mark. sandwiched with another weather front. not as cold. brightening up here through the day. another day of rain coming and going. the further south and east you are, hazy sunshine and temperatures on the climb again. up to around 22, 20 four degrees possible. there is a lesser charge that we could see something stormy by the time we get towards tuesday and wednesday. great britain's kelly sotherton described finally receiving her bronze medal from the 2008 beijing olympic games last night as a bittersweet moment. sh