some rain also moving into parts of cumbria and western scotland , of cumbria and western scotland, wheres of sunshine. but this rain will push its way eastwards as we go through the course of the night. so quite a wet night to come across the northern half of the uk. that rain actually intensifying as we go through the course of the night across western scotland. a warning will come in force during monday here because there could be quite a lot of surface spray on the roads, so there is a risk of disruption further south. it's a fairly quiet night with some clearing skies and temperatures falling down to mid—teens , maybe falling down to mid—teens, maybe down to the low double figures across the north. so we start monday off, which is a bank houday monday off, which is a bank holiday across scotland. on a fairly wet note here. also some further rain for northern ireland too, but further south, best of sunshine will be across the eastern half of england. further further west there'll be a bit more in the way of cloud in the sky. but where we do see the sunshine it's going to be feeling fa

that rain just moving into cumbria and wales later on too.ions, especially across parts of south west and scotland ahead of it, dry and bright and increasingly warm, could see highs reaching around 25 or 26 degrees in the southeast . so moving into the southeast. so moving into the evening it conditions improve for many parts of scotland. some late spells of sunshine around, maybe the odd shower, but for south western scotland and cumbria that rain just persisting right throughout the evening. so again, a bit of a difficult commute home here. a few showers also for northern ireland and that rain just beginning to fringe into southwestern england too. as we end the day. but for the rest of england it's a fine end with some late spells of sunshine into the evening. that weather front will just move a little bit further eastwards. it starts to weaken as it does so, but still some patchy rain on it as we move through the night time period. either side of it. some clear skies and for all of us it's a fairly mild night. towns and cities staying fir

hours, a lot of rain in places, particularly across western scotland and cumbria, we have a named stormver the atlantic, racing to our shores and deepening as it does so. it is going to move in during the overnight period, bringing heavy rain and strong winds to ireland, across the irish sea, and heavy rainfall to parts of southern scotland and cumbria, where we have already had very heavy rainfall and a swathe of damaging winds across wales, the midlands and northern england. some impact slightly from storm lilian, heavy rain and gales could bring down some trees, even some damage to houses, stay tuned to the forecast, more in about half an hour. as we were hearing earlier, it's been a big day for hundreds of thousands of teenagers across england, wales and northern ireland who've been getting the results of their gcses, btecs and other level two exams. overall, the gcse pass rate has fallen for a third year running, returning to levels last seen in 2019, the last year exams were sat before the covid pandemic. in a moment, we'll speak to danny savage, who's at a school in manchester, b

in cumbria, 100 in cumbria,100 miles away, well over double.ots, barely half the normal sunshine. next couple of days probably comes as welcome news for many in the north and west, a lot more dry weather and sunshine, especially as high pressure builds from the south from the south and the west. the winds will be light, especially in england and wales, strong sunshine, feeling very pleasant. fair weather cloud. more sunshine in scotland and northern ireland with the morning showers fading away and temperatures still in the mid to high teens here, bit of a breeze coming in from the west, but lighter winds further south. losing the sun this evening, temperatures plummeting, fresh night like last night. mist and fog patches. with winds lightest to the north, coolest conditions. 16 in the channel islands. that is because we have humid air pushing up with the weather system as we go through until saturday. high pressure nudging further north. central northern areas, dry, sunny and pleasant day. in the south, increasing cloud and increasing breeze as

where is cumbria, barely100 miles amount of rainfall. notjust through august but through all of the summer. stornoway, one of the dullest spots with barely half the normal sunshine amount. the news for the next couple of days probably comes as welcome for many in the north and west, a lot more in the way of dry weather and sunshine around. especially as high pressure builds up from the south and the west. it means wins will be light, especially across england and wales. with the strong sunshine feeling very pleasant, some fair weather cloud. more centred across scotland and northern ireland with the morning showers faded away and temperatures here still in the mid to high teens, a bit of a breeze coming off the west. those light winds further south, 20 or 24 possible. 0nce winds further south, 20 or 24 possible. once we lose this on this evening temperatures will take another plummet. another fresh evening temperatures will take another plummet. anotherfresh night like last night. not as much missed as we thought last night. western area

a few showers in northern and western scotland, and the odd one for northern ireland perhaps for cumbriaut largely dry elsewhere and drive for eastern scotland and some decent temperatures at the low to mid 20s as you can see, 25 or 26 degrees across the south—east and that's the sign of things to come for england and wales as things are hotting up in the weekend but a brief and intense plume of hot air is expected to move north out of france. that could push temperatures into the low to mid 30s across the south—east of england but even the high 20s there. this is bbc news. the headlines. the first sentences for rioters convicted of violent disorder have been handed down in three men have been handed down in three men have beenjailed. nearly 6000 police officers are mobilised across the uk, as police chief mark rowley denies accusations of �*two tier policing' us vice president kamala harris makes her first public appearance with new running mate, tim walz with a second rally planned for tonight. and we're at one of the biggest cultural celebrations on the planet — the edinburgh fringe —

that rain just moving into cumbria and wales later on too.so some fairly poor travelling conditions , travelling conditions, especially across parts of south west and scotland ahead of it. dry and bright and increasingly warm, could see highs reaching around 25 or 26 degrees in the southeast. so moving into the evening it conditions improve for many parts of scotland . some for many parts of scotland. some late spells of sunshine around, maybe the odd shower, but for south western scotland and cumbria that rain just persisting right throughout the evening . so again, a bit of evening. so again, a bit of a difficult commute home here. a few showers also for northern ireland and that rain just beginning to fringe into southwestern england too as we end the day. but for the rest of england, it's a fine end with some late spells of sunshine into the evening . that weather into the evening. that weather front will just move a little bit further eastwards. it starts to weaken as it does so, but still some patchy rain on it as we move through the ni

concerned through august, barely a fifth of our normal amount, whereas bridgefoot, near workington in cumbriawestern areas have seen lots of cloud to go with it, as well, notjust through august, but through the entirety of summer. stornoway in the western isles, one of the dullest spots, with barely half the normal sunshine amount, so the news for the next couple of days probably comes as welcome news for many in the north and west because a lot more in the way of dry weather and sunshine around too, especially as high pressure builds up from the south and the west. that means winds will be light, especially across england and wales. with strong sunshine overhead it will feel very pleasant. some fair weather cloud. more sunshine across scotland and northern ireland too, with the morning showers faded away, and temperatures here still in the mid to high teens thanks to a bit of a breeze coming in off the west. with hose lighter winds further south, 20 to 2a celsius possible. once we lose the sun this evening, temperatures will take another plummet again. another fresh night like last night. a

by cumbria and southwest scotland. by this stage.south and southeast of england mostly dry now overnight that heavy rain continues to mount up across the hills of western scotland. widely 50mm or so, and for some of the wettest spots mull, skye, west highland, argyll , especially over higher argyll, especially over higher ground, there's the risk of 100 to 150mm. that could cause some localised flooding. so a rain warning in force very wet as we start the day across the north west and increasingly windy as well. 50 to 60 mile per hour wind gusts moving through western scotland and then into the irish sea coastal area, as well as gales over western and northern hills. so very unsettled , much less unsettled unsettled, much less unsettled for the south—east, where still thursday morning staying dry with some sunshine early on, although some light rain will move south by the end of the day. not much at all. it tends to fizzle out by this stage. showers returning to the north—west. much cooler later on. >> that warm feeling inside from b

a few showers in northern and western scotland, and the odd one for northern ireland perhaps for cumbriathe low to mid 20s as you can see, 25 or 26 degrees across the south—east. and that's the sign of things to come for england and wales as things are hotting up in the weekend. a brief and intense plume of hot air is expected to move north out of france. that could push temperatures into the low to mid 30s across the south—east of england but even the high 20s there for south wales. but it will be short lived as temperatures return to normal next week. live from london, this is bbc news. three men are jailed over the uk's week of disorder. they are the first sentences handed down after days of violent unrest. the three men sentenced today are the tip of the iceberg. and just the start of what will be a very painful process for many who foolishly chose to involve themselves in violent unrest. many of those involved will be sent to prison for a long time. nearly 6,000 police officers are mobilised across the uk — with fears more riots are planned for today. us vice president kamala harris

showers, north and west scotland seeing most of those, the odd one for northern ireland, perhaps for cumbriaemperatures — the low to mid 20s, maybe 25 or 26 degrees across the south—east and that is a sign of things to come, for england and wales, certainly, things hotting up into the weekend. a brief, but intense plume of hot air is expected to move north out of france. that could push temperatures into the low to mid 30s across the south—east of england, but even the high 20s there for south wales. but it will be short lived, as temperatures return to normal next week. live from london, this is bbc news. three men are sent to prison for their roles in the uk's week of disorder. they are the first sentences handed down after days of violent unrest. nearly 6,000 specially trained officers are mobilised as the bbc understands more than 100 protests across the country are planned for tonight. us vice president kamala harris makes her first public appearance with new running mate tim walz, with a second rally planned for later today. israel's army issues a new evacuation order for palestinians

sewage has been discharged continually for the last week into sites that flow into windermere in cumbria during heavy rainfall. campaigners say storm overflows are only supposed to occur in exceptional circumstances and the system should have been able to cope with recent weather. here's danny savage. windermere on a day like today always looks stunning. for much of august, though, it's been raining here and the water company responsible for sewage in the area says that's why effluent has been pumped into this lake in recent days. unfortunately, us reporting on sewage flowing into windermere is nothing new. but what is new is that real—time data is now available showing exactly when it's happening. and what that tells us is that for the last eight days, at some points around this lake, it's been going on continuously. so this is one of the places that united utilities is allowed to dump sewage into windermere. campaigners say it's unacceptable and more information is needed. for us at save windermere, what we're calling for is that we should have volumes monitored on these overflows beca

that rain may push into parts of cumbria and wales as the day goes on, quite heavy and persistent in further south across a good chunk of england and wales, it's going to be a fine and dry picture . with fine and dry picture. with southerly winds it's going to feel increasingly warm , could feel increasingly warm, could see highs reaching around 25 or 26 degrees. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news. >> and all of that neatly brings us to the great british giveaway. it is your chance to win £30,000 in cash. >> you will have to hurry though, because lie—ins closed at 5:00 pm this friday. here are all the details that you need. >> it's the final week to see how you can win an incredible £30,000 in cash. it's extra cash that could really make a difference to your coming year. you could find yourself on that houday you could find yourself on that holiday you've always wanted to buy, that treat, that always seemed out of reach, or just send some of those day to day financial stresses packing. time is ticking. get your entry in now for another chance

was continually discharged into a lake for eight days. 0verflows at two water treatment plants in cumbriarflows were designed to operate during heavy rainfall. let's speak now to singer and clean water campaigner, feargal sharkey. what you make of this? a lot of angen what you make of this? a lot of men , _, , anger. there is complete anger and fury not — anger. there is complete anger and fury not only _ anger. there is complete anger and fury not only in _ and fury not only in windermere, spoken to people they are today, but throughout they are today, but throughout the whole country. we've all had enough of this. last year loan 4.6 million hours of sewage dumped into the environment. utilities 1.9 billion hours over the last four years alone. the truth is, all he hears this rhetoric. windermere is like anywhere else, it does nothing to do with heavy rain, they need to go and listen to the regulator, just a matter of weeks ago pointing out clearly, sewage should only be dumped in exceptional circumstances. incredibly rare that you need to vent and heavy rain simply does not qualify. we

but the heaviest falls likely in the north and west, perhaps cumbria and north wales, with some more news, the headlines. israel says negotiators are "cautiously optimistic" about the gaza ceasefire talks. but hamas has described suggestions of progress as an illusion. we'll hear why actors say they're increasingly worried about being asked to perform graphic scenes for video games. and too much of a good thing — why authorities at one of wales' most popular tourist spots are asking people to stay away this summer. hello. let's return to our main story. the israeli prime minister's office says its negotiators are cautiously optimistic about a possible ceasefire and hostage deal on gaza. it said it hoped international pressure on hamas would remove its opposition to the us proposal. senior hamas figures have already dismissed such optimism as "an illusion". 0ur correspondent wyre davis gave us this update on the diplomatic efforts. after two days of preliminary talks in qatar there was a very positive communique issued talking about a framework for a future agreement and the americans

by cumbria and southwest scotland.s but to the south and southeast of england mostly dry now overnight that heavy rain continues to mount up across the hills of western scotland , hills of western scotland, widely 50mm or so, and for some of the wettest spots mull, skye, west highland , argyll, west highland, argyll, especially over higher ground, there's the risk of 100 to 150mm. that could cause some localised flooding. so a rain warning in force very wet as we start the day across the north west and increasingly windy as well. 50 to 60 mile per hour wind gusts moving through western scotland and then into the irish sea coastal area , as the irish sea coastal area, as well as gales over western and northern hills. so very unsettled, much less unsettled for the south—east, where still thursday morning staying dry with some sunshine early on, although some light rain will move south by the end of the day. not much at all. it tends to fizzle out by this stage. showers returning to the north—west much cooler later on. >>

west but anywhere seeing some rainfall on tuesday but the heaviest is likely in the north and west, cumbriah fires a barrage of rockets into northern israel, after an israeli strike on a residential building in southern lebanon kills ten people. the israeli army says about 55 rockets were fired across the border — with no casualties reported. hospital officials in gaza say at least 15 people, including children and women, have been killed in israeli strikes on central gaza. meanwhile and hamas official has dismissed president biden�*s optimism of a ceasefire deal being "closer than ever". protests in venezuala's capital after the country's opposition calls for world—wide demonstrations — over president nicolas maduro's disputed election victory. police and soldiers aredeployed on the streets with maduro supporters planning their own demonstration. ukrainian authorities release video of what they say is the moment a key strategic bridge in russia's kursk region is destroyed. meanwhile russia launches counter strikes in the

bigfoot in cumbria barely 100 miles away we see well over double. the western aerials, one of the dullest spots with barely half the normal sunshine amount. news for the next couple of days, probably comes as welcome news for many in the north and west because a lot more in the way of dry weather and sunshine around. especially as high pressure builds up from the south and the west. it means winds will be light especially across england and wales, strong sunshine feeling very pleasant. some fairweather cloud, more centred across scotland and northern ireland with the morning showers faded away and temperatures here still in the mid to high teens. a bit of a breeze coming in off the west, but those light winds further south, 20 or 2a cells is possible. 0nce light winds further south, 20 or 2a cells is possible. once we lose this on this evening temperatures will plummet again. anotherfresh night last night, mist and fog patches again, not as many as we saw last night. western areas most prone. winds light in the north, cool conditions compared to 16

but the heaviest falls likely in the north and west, perhaps cumbria and north wales, with some more. israel says hezbollah fired more than 50 rockets over the border — without causing any casualties. earlier hezbollah said an israeli air strike in southern lebanon killed several people in a residential building. an israeli team has said it is cautiously optimistic about the gaza ceasefire talks. but hamas has described suggestions of progress as an illusion. the venezuelan opposition leader maria corina machado has spoken to a protest in the capital caracas. she promised to continue to try to overturn what she said was nicolas maduro's falsely claimed victory in the presidential election. the ukrainian military has released video of what it says is the moment a key strategic bridge in russia's kursk region was destroyed. meanwhile russia has launched a new bombardment in the border region, around sumy.

sewage has been discharged continually for the last week into sites that flow into windermere in cumbriampany, united utilities, said the overflows are designed to work during heavy rainfall. campaigners say storm overflows are only supposed to occur in exceptional circumstances and the system should have been able to cope with recent weather. here�*s danny savage. windermere on a day like today always looks stunning. for much of august, though, it�*s been raining here and the water company responsible for sewage in the area says that�*s why effluent has been pumped into this lake in recent days. unfortunately, us reporting on sewage flowing into windermere is nothing new. but what is new is that real—time data is now available showing exactly when it�*s happening. and what that tells us is that for the last eight days, at some points around this lake, it�*s been going on continuously. so this is one of the places that united utilities has allowed to dump sewage into windermere. campaigners say it�*s unacceptable and more information is needed. for us at save windermere, what we�*re call

instead it's west across in china with heavy falls for vietnam and cumbria. we'll see the rain pick up because eastern parts of the philippines day on sunday. the, the the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, i'm about to send, you're watching orders here to remind you of a top stories this out in the occupied westbank is very forced to sort of killed a homeless commander in an air strike. there's any, i least 19 people have died during the largest range on the products to the entire country. and more than 20 years is really a types of shows at least 29 people across jobs since don't and friday. in car, eunice is where the forces have withdrawn from eastern parts of the city after a 20 today offensive follow sending and say they've returned to find their homes and water supplies destroyed breakfast when his government's blaming impassive power outage on sabotaged by the opposition. worse of the countries, the black shows, the government hasn't provided any evidence. the political ruffles are responsible . i'm an advisor to me and more as government is acc

but the heaviest falls likely in the north and west, perhaps cumbria and north wales, with some morenes... hezbollah has fired a barrage of rockets into northern israel, after an israeli strike on a residential building in southern lebanon killed ten people. the israeli army says about 55 rockets were fired across the border — with no casualties reported. officials in gaza say at least 15 people have been killed in israeli strikes. meanwhile an israeli team has said it is cautiously optimistic about the ceasefire talks — but hamas has dismissed president biden's claim that a deal is "closer than ever". the venezuelan opposition leader maria corina machado leads a protest in the capital, caracas. she and her supporters are angry with president maduro's disputed victory in the presidential election. the ukrainian military has released video of what it says is the moment

but the heaviest falls likely in the north and west, perhaps cumbria and north wales, with some morekilled in an israeli strike on a residential building in lebanon. venezuela's opposition leader tells her supporters she will not give up her protest against president maduro's claim to have won the election. matthew perry's death brought medical use of the drug ketamine into the spotlight. we ask an expert what people who use it are hoping to achieve. hello, i'm lauren taylor. we begin in the middle east, where lebanon says at least ten people were killed in an israeli strike on a residential building in the southern city of nabatieh. the lebanese state news agency says two children were among those killed.

volunteers on an historic railway line in cumbria are working to restore what's believed to be the world'sain set for railway enthusiasts. volunteers are working daily to remain on track to reopen this box next year. what we are replicating is the original position and placing of one of the very first signal boxes built in this country as part of the stockton to darlington line. it's going to look like your actual typical british railways signal box, if you like, although it goes back to well before british railways days. and inside, its going to have all the necessary levers and the equipment and the clocks and the gauges. this line was a vital link for the burgeoning heavy industries of the north in the 19th century. times have changed, but it is still a source of pride and satisfaction for those recreating a piece of the past. when i retired, i basically wanted something to do. i've always enjoyed railways. we started the signal box about a year ago. to get to this point is actually stunning. and we put a time capsule in as well. so, hopefully, in 100 years' or 200 years', if it's ever

but the heaviest falls likely in the north and west, perhaps cumbria and north wales, with some moreondon, this is bbc news. hezbollah retaliates after reports that at least ten people were killed in an israeli strike on a residential building in lebanon. ukrainian authorities release video of what they say is the moment a key strategic bridge in russia's kursk region is destroyed. venezuela's opposition leader, maria corina machado, leads anti—government demonstrations in caracas, promising continued defiance after nicolas maduro's claim to have won the presidential election. and matthew perry's death brought medical use of the drug ketamine into the spotlight. we ask an expert what people who use it are hoping to achieve. we begin in the middle east, where lebanon says at least ten people were killed in an israeli strike on a residential building

and breezy day, sunshine around, just a few showers, the odd one for northern ireland, perhaps for cumbriae is the low to mid 20s, maybe 25 or 26 degrees across the south—east and thatis degrees across the south—east and that is a sign of things to come, for england and wales, certainly, things hotting up into the weekend. a brief, but intense plume of hot air is expected to move north out of france. that could push temperatures into the low to mid 30s across the south—east of england, but even the high 20s their full south wales. but it will be short lived, as temperatures return to normal next week. this live from new york at the opening this bell, this is business today. us markets open higher as japan's central bank walks back talk of rate hikes. mixed emotions at the mouse house — a poor performance at disney's theme parks overshadows the record breaking success of its animated hit inside out 2. searching for calm — central banks try to reassure investors after a volatile week on global stock markets. welcome to business today, live from new york. after a rather hectic start of the we

concerned through august, barely a fifth of our normal amount, whereas bridgefoot, near workington in cumbria the western isles, one of the dullest spots, with barely half the normal sunshine amount, so the news for the next couple of days probably comes as welcome news for many in the north and west because a lot more in the way of dry weather and sunshine around too, especially as high pressure builds up from the south and the west. that means winds will be light, especially across england and wales. with strong sunshine overhead it will feel very pleasant. some fair weather cloud. more sunshine across scotland and northern ireland too, with the morning showers faded away, and temperatures here still in the mid to high teens thanks to a bit of a breeze coming in off the west. with hose lighter winds further south, 20 to 2a celsius possible. once we lose the sun this evening, temperatures will take another plummet again. another fresh night like last night. a few mist and fog patches again, though not as many as we saw last night. western areas most prone. with winds lightest to the north, t

showers, north and west scotland seeing most of those, the odd one for northern ireland, perhaps for cumbriame, for england and wales, certainly, things hotting up into the weekend. a brief, but intense plume of hot air is expected to move north out of france. that could push temperatures into the low to mid 30s across the south—east of england, but even the high 20s there for south wales. but it will be short lived, as temperatures return to normal next week. live from london, this is bbc news. three men are sent to prison for their roles in the uk's week of disorder. they are the first sentences handed down after days of violent unrest. six people were arrested in northern ireland after the riots there. police in belfast say six people have been arrested after officers dealt with a number of race—related hate crimes and disorder in parts of the city on tuesday. us vice president kamala harris makes her first public appearance with new running mate tim walz, with a second rally planned for later today. president putin has accused ukraine's armed forces of carrying out a "large—scale provoca

overflows at two water treatment plants in cumbria have ended up being discharged into this lake in windermereike today always looks stunning. for much of august, though, it's been raining here and the water company responsible for sewage in the area says that's why effluent has been pumped into this lake in recent days. unfortunately, us reporting on sewage flowing into windermere is nothing new. but what is new is that real—time data is now available showing exactly when it's happening. and what that tells us is that for the last eight days, at some points around this lake, it's been going on continuously. so this is one of the places that united utilities has allowed to dump sewage into windermere. campaigners say it's unacceptable and more information is needed. for us at save windermere, what we're calling for is that we should have volumes monitored on these overflows because these sites have been spilling for a week straight. how much has gone into the environment and what has that damage done to england's greatest natural asset? united utilities says there's good reason why the last we

a few showers in northern and western scotland, and the odd one for northern ireland perhaps for cumbriato mid 20s as you can see, 25 or 26 degrees across the south—east and that's the sign of things to come for england and wales as things are hotting up in the weekend but a brief and intense plume of hot air is expected to move north out of france. that could push temperatures into the low to mid 30s across the south—east of england but even the high 20s there. this is bbc news. the headlines. the first sentences for rioters convicted of violent disorder have been handed down in three men have been handed down in three men have beenjailed. nearly 6000 police officers are mobilised across the uk,

showers, north and west scotland seeing most of those, the odd one for northern ireland, perhaps for cumbria and that is a sign of things to come, for england and wales, certainly, things hotting up into the weekend. a brief, but intense plume of hot air is expected to move north out of france. that could push temperatures into the low to mid 30s across the south—east of england, but even the high 20s there for south wales. but it will be short lived, as temperatures return to normal next week. this is bbc news, the headlines... three men are sent to prison for their roles in the uk's week of disorder. they are the first sentences handed down after days of violent unrest. nearly 6,000 specially—trained officers are mobilized as the bbc understands more than 100 protests across the country are planned for tonight. israel's army issues a new evacuation order for palestinians in gaza — it says it's in response to rocket fire from the area on tuesday. nobel peace prize winner muhammad yunus is returning to bangladesh to lead an interim government due to be sworn in on thursday. and we're at one

showers, north and west scotland seeing most of those, the odd one for northern ireland, perhaps for cumbriahings to come, for england and wales, certainly, things hotting up into the weekend. a brief, but intense plume of hot air is expected to move north out of france. that could push temperatures into the low to mid 30s across the south—east of england, but even the high 20s there for south wales. but it will be short lived, as temperatures return to normal next week. mixed emotions at the mouse house — a poor performance at disney's theme parks overshadows the record breaking success of its animated hit inside out 2. no home to hide in. airbnb shares plummet after the holiday rental firm says americans aren't travelling as much. welcome to business today. let's start with one of the world's biggest entertainment companies, disney. it's shares are down on wall street after a mixed set of results. that's because its theme park business has been struggling, and that's overshadowed the huge success of the animated movie inside out 2 which came out injune. and in the us at least more people a

showers, north and west scotland seeing most of those, the odd one for northern ireland, perhaps for cumbriang up into the weekend. a brief, but intense plume of hot air is expected to move north out of france. that could push temperatures into the low to mid 30s across the south—east of england, but even the high 20s there for south wales. but it will be short lived, as temperatures return to normal next week. this is bbc news, the headlines... three men are sent to prison for their roles in the uk's week of disorder — in the first sentences handed down after days of unrest. nearly 6,000 specially—trained officers are mobilised as the bbc understands more than 100 protests across the country are planned for tonight. coming up — we'll speak to government minister and paymaster general nick thomas—symonds. former production staff on strictly say they faced verbal abuse and bullying,as the bbc defends what's been called a "toxic" culture. and we're at one of the biggest cultural celebrations on the planet, the edinburgh fringe, where we'll meet some of the acts. it's time for a look at the spo

that rain also moving into parts of western scotland, maybe at times cumbria too, but away from this dry. best of sunshine will be across the south and in the sunshine feeling pleasant enough. highs reaching around 21 to 23 degrees but under the cloud in the wind and rain across northern ireland. i think feeling fairly disappointing for the time of year. disappointing for the time of year . so as we disappointing for the time of year. so as we move into the evening, it's going to be a fine end to the day really. across southern parts of the country, some late spells of sunshine to enjoy here and again in the sunshine. i think it still will feel fairly warm, but as we move further north we start to bump up into this area of cloud and rain. the rain quite heavy for a time across northern ireland. some rain also moving into parts of cumbria and western scotland, where the far east of scotland may well just see some late spells of sunshine. but this rain will push its way eastwards as we go through the course of the night. so quite a wet night to come across the northern half of the uk.

a man from cumbria has already been sentenced for 12 weeks in prison for posting racially aggravatedl media. that is according to police. just to reiterate, this is the latest data we have available. more people connected to the unrest are expected to be sentenced today and we will continue to update this story and data as we know more. bbc newsbeat�*s presenter pria rai has been speaking to younger listeners to her show all week, and hearing their views on the riots and protests. it has been a real range of opinions and i think the first thing i really noticed was the volume of people who wanted to get in and express their feelings, personal experiences. the first thing that really started coming from early in the week was people feeling scared and having this kind of inherent feeling of fear, even if they are not in places where at that point there had been flashpoints, clashes, riots and violence and particularly within the british south asian community, i think because it raised conversations of experiences perhaps of racism, discrimination, that kind of racism, discrimination, t

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but the heaviest falls likely in the north and west, perhaps cumbria and north wales, with some morewide demonstrations over president nicolas maduro's disputed election win. matthew perry's death brought medical use of the drug ketamine into the spotlight. we ask an expert what people who use it are hoping to achieve. and new figures reveal that nigel farage has the highest earnings outside of parliament of any uk mp. hello, i'm lauren taylor.

that rain may push into parts of cumbria and wales as the day goes on, quite heavy and persistent inso some poor travelling conditions out and about. but further south across a good chunk of england and wales, it's going to be a fine and dry picture . with fine and dry picture. with southerly winds it's going to feel increasingly warm , could feel increasingly warm, could see highs reaching around 25 or 26 degrees. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather gb news. >> good morning. it's 10 am. on monday. the 26th of august. bank houday monday. the 26th of august. bank holiday monday. we're live across the united kingdom. this is britain's newsroom with ben, leo and dawn neesom in for the lovely andrew and bev. >> good morning to you. the prime minister is under pressure to explain why a millionaire donor was given a security pass to number 10. this comes as he's set to lay out tomorrow britain's ten year road to recovery this week. yes ten years. >> okay. meanwhile, a carnival chaos. 90 arrests and a 32 year old woman is in a critical condition after being sta

that rain will push down into northwestern england, particularly across cumbria.some very persistent rain through the day. but first the rain will be quite light across wales and across the east. a much brighter start tomorrow compared to today, and it should stay fairly dry and fine across central and eastern areas of england through much of the day, but it is going to be a breezy day tomorrow than today and wetter weather, though dominating for more northern areas. so a pretty miserable day for much of scotland, northern england and parts of wales. temperatures here struggling in the mid teens for some areas. a fresher feel arriving into the northwest later, but still, despite that breeze temperatures climbing towards the mid 20s across the south and east, that rain will spread its way south and east into central areas of england and the south—east. by friday morning it will turn much dner friday morning it will turn much drier and clearer from the north and west, and that more dry weather will dominate through the weekend. plenty of sunny spells to come and tem

cumbria from 26 to 30th avenue will be closed. only locals will be able to access it from 8.30, to 11:30pm. those are the black axis you see on the map there. new knees. 5 are 5 x and and lines will be your best bet if you're heading to the festival from downtown san francisco, lyft, uber, another passenger loading zones can be seen with the purple there on your map and festival entrances. are the orange dots. can be accessed from both john f kennedy drive and also, martin luther king. this is also on our website. if you need it, check it out again. outside lands goes until sunday and the gates open up each day at 11:00am. coming up here. another facet delay. why roman will be even more complicated this year. and when you will be able to start enrolling. >> plus, state lawmakers are working to make healthy food more accessible throughout california. the new in alameda county, dozens of death penalty cases are now under review. after was uncovered. prosecutors. >> kept black and jewish people from serving on juries. and now an inma

heavy rain across cumbria through the morning.approaching from the west and the rest of england dry and bright to start tuesday morning with some hazy sunshine through the day. this weather front only slowly pushes a little further south and eastwards, so rain continuing across southern scotland, northern england pushing into parts of wales and perhaps the west country at times two bright skies following behind across northern ireland. scotland fresh here ahead of it, though dry, warm and sunny temperatures reaching around 2526 celsius on wednesday, this weather front, still across central and western parts of gb news. >> good evening. the top stories from the gb newsroom . the from the gb newsroom. the metropolitan police says a person has been stabbed at notting hill carnival today, resulting in non—life threatening injuries. but the force also says they stopped a vehicle believed to be en route to the event today. and the car was carrying a firearm. they arrested two people. another firearm was seized at one of the entry points

, wales, and into the south-west, _ showers cumbria, wales, and into the south—west, as well.o about — today ranging from 15 in the north to about 25 in the south—east. yesterday _ to about 25 in the south—east. yesterday the highest temperature in the land _ yesterday the highest temperature in the land was 27.4 celsius. we are not expecting that in lossiemouth today~ _ not expecting that in lossiemouth today we — not expecting that in lossiemouth today. we have showers across the north _ today. we have showers across the north and _ today. we have showers across the north and west especially. a lot of dry weather, some clear skies, and by the _ dry weather, some clear skies, and by the end — dry weather, some clear skies, and by the end of the night, some strong winds— by the end of the night, some strong winds heavy— by the end of the night, some strong winds heavy rain. they were pushing across _ winds heavy rain. they were pushing across the _ winds heavy rain. they were pushing across the north west of scotland. temperatures, double figures more or less across _ temperat

heavy rain across cumbria through the morning. brighter further south and east wales.n soon approaching from the west and the rest of england dry and bright to start tuesday morning with some hazy sunshine through the day. this weather front only slowly pushes a little further south and eastwards, so rain continuing across southern scotland, northern england pushing into parts of wales and perhaps the west country. at times two bright skies following behind across northern ireland. scotland fresh here ahead of it, though dry, warm and sunny temperatures reaching around 2526 celsius on wednesday . this 2526 celsius on wednesday. this weather front, still across central and western parts of england and wales, though starting to fizzle out. warm and sunny ahead of this. further showers and rain pushing across northern ireland and scotland. rather fresh here, and temperatures in that sunshine in the southeast reaching around 2829 celsius, settling down by the end of the week. temperatures a little lower. see you soon. you 500“. >> you soon. >> looks like things are heating

heavy rain across cumbria through the morning. and east wales generally dry , but rain soon generally dry, but rain soon approaching from the west and the rest of england dry and bright to start tuesday morning with some hazy sunshine through the day. this weather front only slowly pushes a little further south and eastwards, so rain continuing across southern scotland, northern england pushing into parts of wales and perhaps the west country at times two bright skies following behind across northern ireland. scotland fresh here ahead of it, though dry , warm and sunny. though dry, warm and sunny. temperatures reaching around 2526 celsius on wednesday. this weather front, still across central and western parts of england and wales, though starting to fizzle out warm and sunny. ahead of this, further showers and rain pushing across northern ireland and scotland rather fresh here, and temperatures in that sunshine in the southeast reaching around 2829 celsius, settling down by the end of the week . the end of the week. temperatures

heavy rain across cumbria through the morning. rain soon approaching from the west and the rest of england dry and bright to start tuesday morning with some hazy sunshine through the day. this weather front only slowly pushes a little further south and eastwards, so rain continuing across southern scotland, northern england pushing into parts of wales and perhaps the west country at times two bright skies following behind across northern ireland. scotland fresh here ahead of it, though dry, warm and sunny temperatures reaching around 2526 celsius on wednesday, this weather front , still across weather front, still across central and western parts of england and wales, though starting to fizzle out warm and sunny ahead of this. further showers and rain pushing across northern ireland and scotland rather fresh here and temperatures in that sunshine in the southeast reaching around 2829 celsius, settling down by the end of the week. temperatures a little lower. see you soon. you 500“. >> you soon. >> looks like things are heating up.

heavy rain across cumbria through the morning.es generally dry, but rain soon approaching from the west and the rest of england dry and bright to start tuesday morning with some hazy sunshine through the day. this weather front only slowly pushes a little further south and eastwards, so rain continuing across southern scotland, northern england pushing into parts of wales and perhaps the west country at times two bright skies following behind across northern ireland. scotland fresh here ahead of it, though dry , warm and sunny. though dry, warm and sunny. temperatures reaching around 2526 celsius on wednesday. this weather front still across central and western parts of england and wales , though england and wales, though starting to fizzle out. warm and sunny ahead of this. further showers and rain pushing across northern ireland and scotland rather fresh here and temperatures in that sunshine in the southeast reaching around 2829 celsius. settling down by the end of the week. temperatures a little lower. see you soon! >> a brigh

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