the claim is the by would mackenzie opening a mine in cumbria? some mine somewhere else in the world, probably in the united states would shut down, and therefore it would be no increase in global carbon emissions because it would, that would mind the west come rail. coal would substitute for the american co. i mean, that's absolute economic nonsense. the american co would simply seat seat markets elsewhere. and the extra supply coming from west come rail low, relatively small, would have a significant effect on prices in the u. k. and europe. and that would make it more difficult to move away from coal and still making, despite the fact that there are a number of very promising projects to do just that. yeah, they, they deny it. west country, of course, i don't know associated with the lake dest. and pastoral paradise, who knows, i'm going to just finish by saying the green party looks at to hold while we don't quite know yet a degree of degree more power in the most powerful economy in europe, in germany, there used to be a member of the green

also some brightness coming through around the moray firth, into cumbria, for instance, as well.d the south—east, too, but still a breeze coming in off the north sea across parts of north—east england and eastern scotland. so just 1a degrees or so for aberdeen, perhaps the odd spot of drizzle here, but 23 in cardiff in the sunshine. quite a bit of sunshine into the evening hours, as well, and then overnight, things remaining largely dry. the odd spot of drizzle once again continuing across north—east england and eastern scotland, too. so quite cloudy here. even though we've got clearer skies further south, it won't be a cold night because there's milder air moving in, so temperatures first thing tomorrow between about 11 to 15 degrees. so through sunday, then, not a bad day. most places seeing a good deal of sunshine. perhaps a little bit more stubborn cloud for a time across parts of southern england and east anglia, too. there will be some rain arriving across northern ireland and western scotland later on in the afternoon, but before it gets there, a warmer day to come for the

also some brightness coming through around the moray firth into cumbria, for instance, as well.he south—east too. but still a breeze coming in off the north sea across parts of north—east england and eastern scotland, sojust 14 degrees or so for aberdeen, perhaps the odd spot of drizzle here, but 23 in cardiff in the sunshine. quite a bit of sunshine into the evening hours as well, and then overnight things remaining largely dry. the odd spot of drizzle once again continuing across north—east england and eastern scotland, too, so quite cloudy here. even though we've got clearer skies further south it won't be a cold night because there's milder air moving in, so temperatures first thing tomorrow between about 11—15 degrees. so, through sunday, then, not a bad day. most places seeing a good deal of sunshine, perhaps a little bit more stubborn cloud for a time across parts of southern england and east anglia, too. there will be some rain arriving across northern ireland and western scotland later on in the afternoon, but before it gets there, a warmer day to come for the likes of

also some brightness coming through around the moray firth into cumbria, for instance, as well.coming in off the north sea across parts of north—east england and eastern scotland, sojust11i degrees or so for aberdeen, perhaps the odd spot of drizzle here, but 23 in cardiff in the sunshine. quite a bit of sunshine into the evening hours as well, and then overnight things remaining largely dry. the odd spot of drizzle once again continuing across north—east england and eastern scotland, too, so quite cloudy here. even though we've got clear the skies further south it won't be a cold night because there's milder air moving in, so temperatures first thing tomorrow between about 11—15 degrees. so, through sunday, then, not a bad day. most places seeing a good deal of sunshine, perhaps a little bit more stubborn cloud for a time across southern england and east anglia, too. there will be some rain arriving across northern ireland and western scotland later on in the afternoon, but before it gets there, a warmer day to come for the likes of aberdeen towards newcastle — 20 degrees or so

a massive lava flow continues to make its way across the audit from the cumbria, via volcanoes which a rapid on sunday, a wall of lava is heading west towards the atlantic ocean, obliterating everything in its path, firefighters are digging trenches to try to diverted away from houses but more than 300 buildings have been destroyed so far, nicholas car, cuz mona from la palmer, this is the can get from the radio county shooting. but i'll talk to kind of being released from this grade or it's been like this sunday. and she can look at what it has done in green. make me change. look at the ground there. i think it's like the ground, but also in this guy above. why truth, jack? again, that's building up. we're seeing the largest here. it's already in our room. this greater liver of lava slowly, fully the rate of the meters. once it hit the ocean that's at a temperature will be another and into the air. and when it would be, it could effect the population in flight in about even more so much less unknown about that erupt expert in the last $25.00 to $85.00 days. no one really knows or wo

cumbria set up in 2017, again it was there a frustration of london centricity in your mind when thisised? i don't think it was frustration there was just an awareness that in wales we have had since 1999 our own national parliament, we had national parliament set up a 1999 but the media in wales remained relatively weak. the media in wales is always been weak for historical reasons of course. the relatively poor population in wales means that there's not much of a base from attracting advertising and that has an impact on the strength of the commercial media in particular. and there was a feeling in that i think there bbc in 2014 and discovered that half the population did not know at that time that the health service in wales was devolved to wales. but that's obviously changed now with the coronavirus pandemic but at the time that struck us in particular as being a democratic deficit. and then an under informed public in wales that we decided to set up this news website in order to bring perhaps welsh politics in a more accessible way. interesting, nick mentioned the pandemic, there

also some brightness coming through around the moray firth into cumbria, for instance, as well. still a breeze coming in of the north sea across parts of north—east england and eastern scotland, sojust14 degrees or so for aberdeen, perhaps the odd spot of drizzle here, but 23 in cardiff in the sunshine. quite a bit of sunshine into the evening hours as well, and then overnight things remaining largely dry. the odd spot of drizzle once again continuing across north—east england and eastern scotland, too, so quite cloudy here. even though we've got clearer skies further south it won't be a cold night because there's milder air moving in, so temperatures first thing tomorrow between about 11—15 degrees. so, through sunday, then, not a bad day. most places seeing a good deal of sunshine, perhaps a little bit more stubborn cloud for a time across southern england and east anglia, too. there will be some rain arriving across northern ireland and western scotland later on in the afternoon, but before it gets there, a warmer day to come for the likes of aberdeen towards newcastle — 20 d

, this weather front bringing rain at times into the night across northern ireland, scotland, for cumbriauch of friday, eastern areas try, some more showers around this weekend. goodbye for now. hello, this is bbc news with annita mcveigh. the headlines... the prime minister is expected to announce more ministerial appointments in the biggest shake—up of his government since he entered downing street. britain, the united states and australia have agreed a new defence and security partnership — to counter china's growing military presence — china calls it "irresponsible". today is the deadline for care staff or volunteers who work in residential and nursing homes in england to have their first dose of the covid vaccine. most workers say they'd rather not return to their offices full—time — according to new research — and over a fifth would like to work from home for good. four amateur astronauts have blasted off from florida on their private mission to orbit the earth for the next three days. sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's mike bushell. and the football la

let's talk now to the director of a logistics and training company based in cumbria.hnical issues. you can hear me? .., few technical issues. you can hear me? . . . , ., , few technical issues. you can hear me? ., , ., , thanks me? i can hear you very well. thanks so much for— me? i can hear you very well. thanks so much for being _ me? i can hear you very well. thanks so much for being with _ me? i can hear you very well. thanks so much for being with us _ me? i can hear you very well. thanks so much for being with us this - so much for being with us this evening. from where you sit, what is the problem that is causing the shortage? is it simply a shortage people want to be drivers all shortage of test places were a combination of factors? by, combination of factors? combination, actually. there's been a driver shortage a number of years and in recent years we have at brexit, so 40,000 eu drivers go back to europe. also an ageing workforce, certain ageing demographic not being replaced by young people. the recent recovery of surge in demand and a general trend to hom

you shaken and stirred with heavy rain in places and this was the scene for a weather watcher in cumbriang east and stretching from south—east scotland into north—east england, the midlands, parts of the west country and that will push east as we go through the evening, clearing overnight to leave clearer skies behind but xiao was speeding through the west. it will stay quite breezy and it is going to be quite a chilly night with temperatures in the towns and cities getting into single digits and some spots in the countryside down to around 4 . so spots in the countryside down to around 4. so a cool start tomorrow morning, but a around 4. so a cool start tomorrow morning, buta bright around 4. so a cool start tomorrow morning, but a bright start for most of us, and yes, there will be some showers, especially through northern ireland, south—west scotland, northern england and one or two in the midlands, east anglia and the south—east but not too many showers, and a lot of dry weather and some spells of sunshine. it will stay breezy and it will stay cool. top temperatures between 13 and 16

they are going to walk the 300 miles between the homes in cumbria, greater manchester and norfolk toss, awareness that there is always another option.— is always another option. if you are in that place _ is always another option. if you are in that place where _ is always another option. if you are in that place where you _ is always another option. if you are in that place where you are - is always another option. if you are in that place where you are going l is always another option. if you are | in that place where you are going to do something stupid, count to ten because _ do something stupid, count to ten because of— do something stupid, count to ten because of the devastation you leave behind _ because of the devastation you leave behind you — because of the devastation you leave behind. you might think you are doing _ behind. you might think you are doing the — behind. you might think you are doing the right thing but you are definitely not.— doing the right thing but you are definitely not. things do change. eve da definitely not. things do change. every day is _ definitel

we continue with some sunny spells — isle of man, cumbria, eastern parts of northern ireland.place for most. the isolated chance of a shower east of scotland, western isles, northern ireland and later into the south east, but better chance of sunshine in wales, the midlands and southern counties of england, as well as around the moray firth. so that will lift temperatures in these areas. still cool where the cloud sits in place, but after some wet weather in scotland and northern ireland on sunday, it's looking sunnier and warmer early next week. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... foreign secretary, dominic raab, has promised pakistan the uk will shoulder its humanitarian responsibilities — amid warnings over the number of people fleeing from afghanistan. there are calls for the government to break a manifesto promise by raising taxes to fund improvements to social care. new zealand police have shot and killed a "violent extremist" who stabbed and wounded at least six people in an auckland supermarket. at least 45 people are now known to have been killed by flash floods

in partnership with nias go college it is providing a lifeline for land—based education in cumbria atme minister everywhere me i water community college. could the prime minister everywhere me that| prime minister everywhere me that the impending cuts to universal credit will not just the impending cuts to universal credit will notjust have a devastating financial impact on people, but will lead to stress and anxiety and a huge detrimental effect on mental health, which on top of the pressures of the pandemic could prove devastating for some? i have answered this many time, and my answer is no, and universal credit would be abolished altogether by labour. in would be abolished altogether by labour. :: :: ., ., , labour. in 2004, scarborough hits national headlines _ labour. in 2004, scarborough hits national headlines when _ labour. in 2004, scarborough hits national headlines when rumours i labour. in 2004, scarborough hits i national headlines when rumours are a new dental practice opening to hundreds of people queueing around the block. today while many better off families continue

more coal, oil or gas out of the ground, so why is the uk still contemplating a new coal mine in cumbriample? there are lots of areas in which we continue business as usual. we need to get out of them. our tax system depends on revenues from oil and gas, for example. but the good news is that the public is on the front line and is way ahead of politicians and they want more ambition and that is a source of huge political energy which governments, politicians can now channel to expand the limits of the possible and that is really the opportunity in glasgow and that's what they need to do at the summit and going on from there. i will what they need to do at the summit and going on from there.— and going on from there. i will get that in a moment. _ and going on from there. i will get that in a moment. just _ and going on from there. i will get that in a moment. just to - and going on from there. i will get that in a moment. just to put - and going on from there. i will get that in a moment. just to put the l that in a moment. just to put the government line forward on the new coal mine. th

some breaks around parts of cumbria, the isle of man, anglesey as well.otland come out towards the western isles and northern ireland, and maybe through saturday the odd shower close to the far south of england, but mostly a dry day. wales and southern england, more sunshine through saturday. if you brighter breaks into the west as well, and temperatures should respond, with a few more of you getting above 20 degrees. still fairly cool down some of those eastern coasts. but our weather is on the turn. we see the first signs of that on saturday night into sunday. high—pressure bringing those grey, gloomy conditions. the sun moving eastwards, allowing weather fronts to push on. this will be welcome rain across parts of northern ireland in western scotland. some underwater restrictions at the moment. it will develop through the day, turning heavier into the afternoon, particularly in western scotland. eastern scotland, much of england and wales dry during sunday. variable cloud, sunshine around, breezy across the north west, lighter winds in the south, comin

yes, a beautiful sunrise in cumbria _ just stunning.in the late morning, but in its wake, still patchy rain and drizzle to come across other parts of western scotland, gloomy over the hills as it will be in northern ireland, lots of cloud around, temperatures a0 degrees in parts of aberdeenshire, ellsworth 13—17. right now it is incredibly mild but as you can see, plenty of cloud in place. a few spots of light rain or drizzle, potentially across western areas through today, but most places will stay dry, more sunshine breaking through the afternoon, north wales into parts of the northwest north wales, lincolnshire and midlands, and run very far south coast of england and the moderator. could get to 21 here, 22—2a, plus some parts of central and eastern england. the breeze we are picking up on the west as we go through this evening and overnight, still feeding on one or two showers, quickly pushing north, more cloudbreak 's tonight into tomorrow morning, but still a fairly muqqy tomorrow morning, but still a fairly muggy night to come, t

across scotland and northern ireland and occasional weighing on the odd heavier burst and may be cumbriah the day with light winds even though the breezes picking up on what we have seen through the day. temperatures at their highest across england and wales around 21 or 22 degrees and a little bit fresher across the west but temperatures above where we should be for this stage in september. a quick look into the weekend, the weather front drying —— quick look into the weekend, the weatherfront drying —— grinds quick look into the weekend, the weather front drying —— grinds to a halt across the uk and little ripple across the uk which means lots of cloud on saturday for some across the central strip and the odd spot of rain and the odd shower but many places on either side will be dry and most of you will get gay —— get away with a thank you very much. from presidents to princes, there are few people gyles brandreth doesn't know or hasn't met during his long career as a broadcaster, comic and former mp. many of those encounters now feature in his new autobiography, 'odd boy out�* which l

mrs i things are looking in cumbria, fairly heavy rain overnight and it is clear for fairly heavy rainhe week ahead a dry start for most places, spells of sunshine and from around mid week onwards things will turn more autumnal so eventually wet up and when the but as we start the new working week through monday and tuesday at high pressure towards the south—west keeping things largely settled, low pressure trying to move on from the north—west so monday we have still an initialfront north—west so monday we have still an initial front lingering across eastern angle, drizzly showers but most places having a decent day, largely dry with sunshine, cloud from the north—west later and temperatures between 15—22 in the warmest spots. enter tuesday we are likely to see mist and fog patches first then, slowly clearing to leave spells of sunshine, light winds for most but breezy across the north west and temperatures between 16—21 on tuesday and from mid week onwards we see more of the weather fronts and a low pressure systems moving in and a low pressure systems moving in and pushing across th

drizzle across the midlands once again into wales as well, the cloud breaking across southern england, cumbriath to 21 or 22 as we come further south. saturday still sees quite a large area of cloud around, a few showers in the west but you can see where we were expecting some breaks to develop and also some sunshine to come through. temperature wise during the course of saturday, ranging from 14 in lerwick to 23 as we slip down towards cardiff. sunday we slip down towards cardiff. sunday we see a change, a lot of dry weather around, a lot of sunshine, quite a different day for england and wales. towards the west we do have rain, and where we have got the sunshine, that will be reflected in those temperatures. hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and sally nugent. coming up on breakfast this morning. she was a disney child star at the age ofjust 13, who made her name in pollyanna, the parent trap and whistle down the wind. hayley mills will be here with us, as she looks back on her remarkable life in film, stage and television. best known for his role as cia director in the tv thriller

we just heard from in that film, and herfriend caroline, are running 100 miles from yorkshire to cumbriaour— can. kaz, how are you feeling? it was all your idea. _ can. kaz, how are you feeling? it was all your idea. how— can. kaz, how are you feeling? it was all your idea. how do - can. kaz, how are you feeling? it was all your idea. how do you i can. kaz, how are you feeling? it| was all your idea. how do you feel about to set off?— was all your idea. how do you feel about to set off? well, i would like to sa it about to set off? well, i would like to say it was _ about to set off? well, i would like to say it was actually _ about to set off? well, i would like to say it was actually natasha's - to say it was actually natasha's idea! _ to say it was actually natasha's idea! i— to say it was actually natasha's idea! ithink— to say it was actually natasha's idea! i think we _ to say it was actually natasha's idea! i think we are _ to say it was actually natasha's idea! i think we are taking - to say it was actually natasha's idea! i think we are taking it i to say it was actually natasha

now, he's photo—bombed three women whilst they were out walking in cumbria. auoin for a were you and what happened? we were going for a walk — were you and what happened? we were going for a walk after _ were you and what happened? we were going for a walk after work. _ were you and what happened? we were going for a walk after work. we - going for a walk after work. we often go to but after work. we got to the bottom end, so thejet often go to but after work. we got to the bottom end, so the jet skis, which you are not allowed on buttermere. we saw the helicopter of the motorhomes and thought what is going on? we asked somebody and they said there are some parachutes coming in, you will have to move to the end of the pack, so we did. we walked on, as we got further down the path and someone said i read last night that tom cruise is in the area. we were like, oh, right. we asked somebody else and we turned back and he came in on his helicopter. it was bizarre. so what ha--ens helicopter. it was bizarre. so what happens next? — helicopter. it was bizarre. so w

we will see the sunshine breaking through around the murray first, cumbria as well.s fade away and lots of sunshine on offer with light winds and it is going to feel quite a bit warmer than it has done recently, particularly in the south. temperatures as high as about 26 or even 27 degrees for southern england and even 20 or 21 for scotland and northern ireland. the temperatures continue to rise to a spell of warm, summery weather on the cards before things turn a bit cooler and more unsettled towards the end of the week. .. . unsettled towards the end of the week. ,,. ., ., ~ unsettled towards the end of the week. ., ., ,, , ., now time for newswatch. hello, and welcome to newswatch with me, samira ahmed. coming up, journalists in afghanistan have been working in difficult circumstances, but has the bbc done enough to help its former staff leave the country? and what's happened to local news bulletins during breakfast over the summer? welcome to newswatch. unlike the traditional august news lull, the past month has seen journalists confronted with major internationa