denny trying to join an exclusive list here. he will have lane choice on the restart and will go green, white, checkered. chris buescher having moved from chevrolet to the ford camp in 2020. lined up in second. kevin harvick, clint bowyer, ryan newman. >> what always is as rules change, whether it's the power plant, aerodynamics, a body style that they can continue to have -- you know, that way -- almost a vision where they can either avoid wrecks or find out how to get the momentum, get the push, make the passes. it just seems like denny hamlin is one of those guys. >> quite a bit of fluid on the back straightaway from radiators, coolers. speedy dry put down and the jet dryer trying to make quick work of that. >> now the field is rolling and pit road will be open. before we have nascar overtime. that's bubba wallace below the line in the 43 looking for pit road. kyle larson, chase elliott and austin dillon. all those chevys coming to pit road. kyle larson, 20 races in the off season. he's raced all around the world and won half

he first noted storm dennis on monday so we first noted storm dennis on monday so we got rid of one stormady plotting the next and in between then and now, what we have been doing is updating the various places that we are attached to, sporting arenas particularly. logistics firms, etc, so they can prepare themselves, whether it is safety, how the clubs repair for the match, all the risk. but it is different aspects and they make the final decisions and we just advise as to what is coming and have a chat and communication is important to make sure everybody does the right thing at the right time. make sure everybody does the right thing at the right timelj make sure everybody does the right thing at the right time. i wonder how you assess the risk? very difficult. how long is a piece of string? it is ever—changing. we can only do our best, we are looking at the charts all the time and we are listening and observing and we are seeing were the heavy rain is on the stronger winds so all of this is plotted and we try to predict, like a weather forecast, and plotted and we try to predict, like

that they potentially could be flooded if storm dennis comes.water level below me rises, which people tell me it will do once the storm gets underway later. and what advice are locals being given? the advice is for people to watch and wait and prepare if they can. somebody will walk through... they want people to make their own preparations so if they have flood defences underway or installed, then they put those up and take precautions and move furniture upstairs. the other advice is for people not to sightsee and come to the calder valley because with the road on single file at the moment while the temporary defences are installed, congestion is pretty heavy in this part of the world. what the authorities do not want is extra people clogging this up. this area is on an amber warning along with other areas of the uk, including scotland, wales and the south—west of england. the advice for people who live here is to make sure you are prepared, prepare for the worse, they are hoping for the best. if you don't live in the area, stay away for the ti

there was plenty of warning about storm dennis. forecast spotted it coming, but they couldn't tell precisely which communities would be hardest hit. at the met office, they knew the rain would be heavy but they couldn't say exactly where it would land. that's hard to work out. a huge computer does the calculations, but even this massive machine has limits, so now the met office is getting an even bigger supercomputer that should be far more powerful. it will enable us to deliver more accurate, more timely, more localised predictions for both weather and climate that will enable people to make better decisions, stay safe and drive ahead of time ——thrive ahead of time in the case of severe weather. at the moment, forecasts are based on the digital simulation of the atmosphere, with the globe divided into squares ten kilometres across. now for the uk, there is a more detailed picture of the weather, with squares at 1.5 kilometres wide. but the ambition with the supercomputer is to try to get down to a scale ofjust100 metres to generat

. >> i'm dennis harkins. our mother passed in 1990. she left us with correspondence regarding our uncle harold who was lost in the south pacific during world war ii. >> dennis. i'm jamie. >> pleased to meet you. >> what is this place? >> this has to do with our inheritance. >> these ships. >> mm-hmm. yes. >> let's check it out. the battleship cove museum here in fall river has two of the last remaining pt boats from world war ii. dennis' uncle harold, who served on a pt boat, joined the navy in november 1941. >> he was the impish, typical younger brother. i think it was probably exciting for him. >> then, a month later, pearl harbor. [ explosions ] with the u.s. at war, harold is shipped to the south pacific. he puts in a request to join a pt boat crew. "pt" is navy lingo for "patrol torpedo." in addition to torpedos, the 80-foot boats were armed with twin machine-gun turrets, including one just to the right of the captain's helm. >> they could lay low in the water, wait for the enemy ships to pass, and then attack them with the torped

submerged as storm dennis pause.homes have been ruined by the flooding. carolyn has lived here for years. she was rescued alongside her 96—year—old father, whose birthday it is today. the only thing i managed to save it as his medals from the war. ruined, everything. i have lost everything. no photo here now. the time, ijust grabbed every towel and blanket i could find and pushed it against the front door, thinking it was going to come in through the front door because we already had sandbags there. sometimes the front flood is a small amount with the drains. but as we were trying to block the front door, it was all pouring in through the back door as well and was nothing we could do. here in nantgarw, just north of cardiff, over 100 homes have been ruined by the rain. rescue services have been here since 5am, taking residents from their home to safety after storm dennis wreaked havoc across south wales. several other communities in wales, like crickhowell near brecon, have also needed emergency services to help them

is that storm dennis buffeting you abounm is indeed because storm dennis is arriving and we are expectingre of the storm at the moment is between scotland and iceland and it is undergoing explosive cycle of genesis, deepening rapidly which is why the winds are strengthening. impacts come from the rain, numerous amber warnings from the met office, over higher ground with the heaviest across mid and south wales and transpire in the southern uplands, no warning tomorrow and on amber warning but the amber warning moves towards the downs in the south—east. we are starting to see rain coming into this part of the uk, not much rainfor into this part of the uk, not much rain for eastern england, weather towards the west over the hills and an inch already in places and more to come. through the rest of the afternoon we have rain spreading in across the whole of the uk, the winds continue to strengthen as well, south to south westerly wind and widely those gusts will be at around 50 or 60 months per hour with the higher numbers around exposed western h ills the higher numbers around exposed western

the uk braces itself for storm dennis. weather warnings are in place for many parts of the uk and the army has been deployed in west yorkshirete and the army has been deployed in west yorkshire. the army are on their way, they're gonna be deployed along the valley, where they are needed. so, we will see when they arrive. there's lots of, there's floodwater groups along the valley and they're going to be out all day. the storm is scuppering travel plans for many. hundreds of flights have been cancelled and trains services are disrupted. manchester city say they'll appeal against their ban from european competitions for the next two seasons, after they were found to have broken financial fair play rules. the uk has held talks with china over giving beijing's state—owned railway builder a role in constructing the h52 rail link. from today, companies which provide phone, broadband and pay—tv services will have to alert customers when their contracts are coming to an end. in her first podcast interview, the duchess of cambridge

that caused by storm dennis. is bad! up to carlisle and into scotland. there are five severe warnings still in place. that means there is danger to life. half of those severe warnings are on the river teme in shropshire and worcestershire. breakfast‘s john maguire is in the rhondda valley. we have been looking at where you are this morning, extraordinary pictures, cars picked up and floated down the road. yeah, louise, i have been doing this job for 25 years, i have done flood in almost every winter, and i have never seen anything like this, the force of the river taff, as it came down through the village of nantgarw, really incredible, dumping the cars, just bashed into each other, dumped where the torrent decided to give up and dump them. good morning to you, neil, you have literally just arrived good morning to you, neil, you have literallyjust arrived back, having not been at home last night, we asked him for a couple of words, thank you very much, what was it like? i came home saturday evening, took the dog for a wa

we are moving down the alphabet to stone dennis, and amber warnings the alphabet to stone dennis, andnd amber warnings in force from the met 0ffice, emphasising the heaviness of the ring. it's worth going on the website. there are specific areas where we think there could be more than a month's worth of rainfall in a very short space of time — northern england, parts of wales, down into the south as well. some stormy weather in the atlantic, but this developing ribbon of cloud is storm dennis, about 1000 miles away at the moment. by the early hours of sunday morning, saturday morning, sorry, sunday morning, saturday morning, sorry, we sunday morning, saturday morning, sorry, we start to see the edges of it. the weather conditions will deteriorate across western areas. at lunchtime, it will be pretty atrocious in parts of the country. there will be more rain with this storm. it will be pretty grim out there at times. southern parts of scotland, yorkshire, the welsh hills, south—western england, and eventually, come sunday, the south east in lot of rainfall. 0n eventually, come sunday,

saturday, storm dennis pushing on, widespread gales and heavy rain. looks like the heaviest of the rain will be in northern and western parts of the country. bright colours indicating that over the hills. very windy but very mild. you might not notice because of the rain and the strength of the winds will be gusting 40—50 mph in mind, may be even higher than southern and western coasts, 60—70 mph. storm dennis with us saturday night, stormy night, and then the weather front transferring to the south—east, hence the amber rain warning for south—eastern areas as the rain piles on and very strong moisture laden winds. lots of wind arrows a cross moisture laden winds. lots of wind arrows across the board, not windy day, mild in the south, cooler in the north. might cease knowing insta nt the north. might cease knowing instant allotment. sunday night and first thing monday, damaging winds in scotland, up to 75 mph, could be in time for monday morning rush—hour, stay tuned to the weather forecast for the latest weather warnings. that's all from the bbc news

storm dennis is likely to bring the same. easy!hearted and with potentially hundreds of cancellations, there is expected to be further disruption at the country's airports. that was quite a performance by the pilot there! gatwick airport has had to cancel 48 departure flights. our correspondent helena wilkinson sent us this update from the airport. the winds have really picked up and storm dennis of course, as we know, isn't meant to sweep across the country until after lunch time. but the winds at gatwick have really picked up since we have been here. as you heard injon‘s report there, there is already huge disruption for people who are trying to get away on aeroplanes today. here at gatwick airport in particular, easyjet have cancelled 96 of their flights coming into and out of this airport. and don't forget, storm dennis couldn't have come at a worse time. this is the start of course for many schools for half term. many families are trying to get away for the half term holidays. across the country, easyjet says they have had to

cars submerged, as storm dennis poured. caroline has lived here for years. rescued alongside her 96—year—old father, whose birthday it is today. the only thing i've managed to save is his medals from the war. ruined, everything. i lost everything. i've got a photo, you know. at the time ijust grabbed every towel, blanket i could find and pushed up against the front door, just thinking it was going to come in through the front door, because we'd already had sandbags there because sometimes the floods a small amount with the drains. but that's when we were trying to block the front door, it was pouring through the back door as well and there was nothing could do. here in nantgarw, just north of cardiff, over 100 homes have been ruined by the rain. rescue services have been here since 5am, taking residents from their home to safety, after storm dennis wreaked havoc across south wales. after the met office issued its highest red warning for rain this morning it was clear the welsh valleys would suffer. at around lunchtime a major incident was declared here. by t

this week, dennis has battered south wales. tomos morgan, bbc news, in the south wales valleys.n tenbury wells tonight. the water, still rising. the river teme has burst its banks. one by one, rescue boats bringing people from their flooded homes. it's going underwater slowly. the kitchen, the living room, so... but we got the three dogs out. that's all that matters. it's shocking, never seen it this high up before. never like this? nope, never this bad. being carried by the fireman was rather inelegant! but anyway, i'm very thankful to them for collecting me. carol thought her house would be safe, but tonight she's one of more than 100 evacuee in this worcestershire market town. our house is flooded completely up there. must be terrifying to see. absolutely, yeah. i don't like water at all. and i'm not very good with my balance because of arthritis. yeah, it was a bit scary. what state is the house in? terrible. wrecked, really. how long have you lived here? 11 years. ever seen anything this bad? no, never, no. i don't want to see it again. it's very upsetting. these rescue tea

a consequence of it dennis's wrath. a consequence of it dennis's wrath.rest of the south wales bearing the brunt of the latest storm to hit the uk. just north of cardiff many of the residents here will never have witnessed anything quite like this. their road has been turned into a river, cars submerged in a storm dennis. just north of cardiff over a hundred homes have been ruined by the rain. rescue services have been here since 5am to a residence from their home to safety after storm dennis wreaks havoc across south wales. several other communities in wales. several other communities in wales have also needed emergency services to help to safety. 40 residents here were evacuated in the early hours, this exact same street was hit in 2018 after another storm. it was clear after the met office issued its highest red warning for rain this morning that the welsh valleys would be suffering, and around lunch time a major incident was declared across south wales. around a third of the flood alerts across the uk are in wales as for the warnings for the rain and

the rain from storm dennis has had the biggest impact.ber rain warnings from the met office for the next couple of hours, may be for higher ground. that is where we have seen a lot of rain moving into the rivers. this is the picture behind that across worcestershire, where there are severe weather warnings. we also have two in wales. the rain is now starting to slide towards the south—east of england and east anglia. it is only a brief respite because there are lots of showers following. the rain is less of an issue across scotland and northern ireland, but it is windy and turning colder. if we focus further north, storm dennis is getting close to northern scotland overnight, so here the winds could reach 75 miles an hour. a lot of showers will continue overnight. some strong winds as well, a bit more chilly than it has been of late for england and wales. time for the sport. good afternoon. let's start with the deciding match of england's t20 series with south africa in centurion. the home side won the toss and chose to bat first. they we

the market town of tenbury wells left a muddy mess by staughton dennis. —— storm dennis. 0n the highund a huge community clear—up today. almost every business here flooded at the weekend. from the bank to the barbers, even the insurance firm. mary has a letting agency. what does it mean for you? as a business, our income stops. i can't go out on appointments, our viewings are stopped. it stops dead. roger's brand—new carpet will have to go. he's been working round—the—clock to save his home. totally ruined. we've been up since 2:30am on saturday. and i'm type one diabetic as well. hey, fluffy. next door, teresa moved her most treasured possessions upstairs, but downstairs is a different story. it makes me physically sick that we've got to put everything right now. we don't know how long it's going to take. i'm lost. i think that's the word — i'm lost. lost in your own house? yeah, lost in my own house. from the river derwent in derby to leicestershire, from leatherhead in surrey to barkham in east sussex, tonight, once again, all communities can do is watch and wait. jon kay, bbc new

last week it was ciara, this week at a storm dennis. undoubtedly been worse here in south wales. nearly 600 flood warnings and alerts are in place in england — more than any other day on record. road, rail and air travel have been badly disrupted with several rail lines in the south west, wales, the midlands and scotland blocked by flooding. parts of the east midlands have been particularly badly affected, and heavy rain is expected to continue through the night. jon kay sent this report from tenbury wells in worcestershire. it's a race against time in tenbury wells tonight as water levels continue to rise. this old market town is pretty much cut off after the river team burst its banks early this morning. more than 100 homes have been evacuated and some roads are impassable. we still have to wade through about a couple of feet of water. ben is stuck, struggling to return to his flat and unable to leave the town. it is devastating, because you can't get out. people were stuck in their houses. the fire and rescue have been around in boat

the uk is preparing to be hit by winds and rain from storm dennis.forecasters say a month's worth of rain could fall in some places. flights to and from heathrow and gatwick have been cancelled. and north wales police have told people to only venture out ‘if absolutely necessary‘. earlier, i spoke to heather shepherd, who's from the charity national flood forum and advises people on how to recover from flooding. she told me they have been handling a lot of calls from people worried about their properties. the national flood forum has been absolutely inundated with calls and particularly from people who have already suffered flooding in storm ciara and are preparing now are to be flooded again. but also the restoration for those who feel that perhaps storm dennis is going to miss them, that they are battling now with the insurance process and all that involved as well. once people have endured whatever today brings, what should they be doing in terms of assessing the damage and ensuring that they get a prompt response from their insurers? i mean, the

this is sidmouth in devon, where storm dennis has already made an entrance.nd there is already massive disruption for travellers on trains and at airports. this is gatwick, where passengers are facing cancellations. and it's notjust here at gatwick where there's disruption — thousands of easyjet passengers have had their flights cancelled at airports across the country. and british airways has had to ground a0 of its flights in and out of heathrow when the storm is likely to be at its peak. experts are warning storm dennis could cause more damage to communities already still recovering from last weekend's storm. helena wilkinson, bbc news, gatwick airport. and for the latest information on storm dennis in your area, you can find more on your local bbc online pages or tune into your local radio station. rescue teams searching for a man who went overboard from an oil tanker off the coast of margate have found a body. lifeboats, the coastguard, and a royal navy warship carried out an extensive search of the area following a distress call this morning. it's belie

storm dennis continues to better britain.s been windy everywhere, but also a lot of heavy rain, that rain started to cause some flooding problems as well and there are in excess of 70 flood warnings currently enforced those flood warnings continue to rise hour by hour, summer flooding flood warnings continue to rise hour by hour, summerflooding is flood warnings continue to rise hour by hour, summer flooding is likely. 0n by hour, summer flooding is likely. on top of that, we have more heavy rain to come with the amber weather warning across wells as well. this is storm dennis, the big problem is that this weather from that stress for a couple thousand miles on to the atlantic along this weather front, pulse is a very heavy rain and issues of the winds blowing parallel to the front and that means i will not move very far very fast, and the means of an night tonight, the rain if anything is going to get heavier across wells, southwest england and also the west midlands in these areas have already got some rivers already floodi

the south wales has on the brunt of storm dennis.s worth of rain has fallen in 48 hours here. there has been flooding, landslides and many communities having to be evacuated. the police have declared a major incident and the welsh government will provide extra funding to councils to help with the cleanup operation which after today's events will no doubt take quite some time. residents will never have witnessed anything quite like this. there road turned river, cars submerged, as storm dennis pulled. carolyn has lived here for years. she was rescued alongside her 96—year—old father whose birthday it is today. the only thing i've managed to save his his medals from the ruins. everything, i've lost everything. at the time, ijust grabbed every talcu m the time, ijust grabbed every talcum a blanket i could find and pushed up against the front door, just thinking it was going to come in through the front door because we don't already have sandbags there. —— every towel and blanket. but as i was trying to block the front door it was all po

the headlines at 3: south wales police declare flooding caused by storm dennis a major incident. a man has been found dead after falling into a river in south wales. heavy rain and strong winds continue to lash large parts of the uk. as you can see behind, the emergency services are doing an incredible job trying to get people out of their homes, homes that have been ruined by water gushing through, destroying all their possessions. hundreds of flood alerts are in place across the uk including a number of red warnings, meaning there's a danger to life. after love island presenter caroline flack took her own life, her successor on the programme, laura whitmore made an emotional tribute on her radio show. at age 40, caroline flack made the decision to take her own life and i want to talk about it. i'm going to talk about her and give her the respect that she deserves, and that she didn't always get. american citizens quarantined on a cruise ship injapan are to be flown home, after a jump in the number of new cases of coronavirus on board. and in half an hour here on bbc news, you c

storm dennis showing up north with...s across the uk, very active weather fronts which will bring this heavy and persistent rain. gale force winds in southern and western coasts, heavy rain piling into the south, particularly over the hills. very disturbed weather over the next couple days, check out online for all the latest warnings. this is bbc world news, the headlines. english premier league champions manchester city have been banned from european football for two seasons and fined more than thirty million dollars. the sport's governing body in europe, uefa, said the club had committed serious breaches of financial fair play rules. the uk prepares for more rain as it storm dennis is expected to batter the country this weekend. a free—speech victory at the high court for a man who was warned by police about allegedly trance phobic m essa 9 es police about allegedly trance phobic messages on social media. boris johnson's new cabinet meets for the first time since the wreck of the nation of sajid javid as chancellor. ——

that is your latest about storm dennis. good morning.ayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today: boris johnson's cabinet will meet for the first time following yesterday's reshuffle, which was overshadowed by sajid javid's unexpected resignation as chancellor. china deploys the military as concern grows over the true scale of the coronavirus in hubei province. cases of mumps in england are at the highest level in a decade, with the steep rise being largely driven by outbreaks in universities and colleges. we'll be told when time's up — new rules mean you'll be notified

storm dennis is likely to bring the same.going to have all the information you need for the weekend throughout the morning. in a moment we will speak to our reporter leanne brown, who is in the calder valley. but first to our correspondent jon donnison, who is at gatwick airport for us this morning. john, you know, half term for lots of families and lots of people heading out or back from holidays. this is a bit of a nightmare, isn't it, these flights being cancelled. it is an extremely busy weekend, and sadly tens of thousands of passengers, not just sadly tens of thousands of passengers, notjust here at gatwick but across the uk, i going to have an extremely difficult and frustrating day, i think. easyjet have announced more than 230 of their flights have announced more than 230 of theirflights in have announced more than 230 of their flights in and have announced more than 230 of theirflights in and out have announced more than 230 of their flights in and out of the uk are going to be grounded. 96 of those are in and out o

storm dennis is expected to back it or the uk this weekend. borisjohnson‘s new cabinet meat for the first time since yesterday's dramatic resignation of javid as chancellor. and the number of people diagnosed with mumps in england is at its highest. for a decade. in a moment it's going to be time tojoin sportsday, decade. in a moment it's going to be time to join sportsday, but first a quick look at what else is coming up this evening here on bbc news. in around 20 minutes, we will bring you the latest on the story of the pa rents of the latest on the story of the parents of a four—month—old ali is brainstem dead after they lost their legal appeal. and then we'll be looking at preparations across the ukfor looking at preparations across the uk for the arrival of storm dennis this weekend which could bring torrential rain and gale force winds torrential rain and gale force winds to much of the country. at 1040 and 11.30 this evening, we're going to be looking at tomorrow's front pages that's all coming up first. —— but first, it's sportsday. go

storm dennis continues to batter britain.its heavy full sovereign and it is the rain which are starting to cause real problems. we have in excess of 70 flood warnings and those numbers keep rising. as well as that, the met office and bet weather warning stays in force right through to sunday afternoon. 0vernight, the rain is going to get heavier across wales, the west midlands. we already have some river flooding so i think things could get very nasty for these areas overnight with significant risk of disruption due to flooding from up through sunday, the rain slow to clear away from southern and eastern england, it could be rainy for a good chunk of the day pulled up further north and west, tilia air pouring in, some blustery showers and a very windy day. it is going to make it feel quite cold in the wind, particularly across scotland and northern ireland. —— chilly air pouring in. hello — this is bbc news. the headlines... the love island presenter, caroline flack, has been found dead at her london flat. the a0—year—old had

the headlines at 2: south wales police declare flooding caused by storm dennis a major incident, as heavy rain and strong winds continue to lash large parts of the uk. as you can see behind, the emergency services doing an incrediblejob trying to get people out of their homes, homes that have been ruined by water gushing through, destroying all their possessions. hundreds of flood alerts are in place across the uk including a number of red warnings, meaning there's a danger to life. american citizens quarantined on a cruise ship injapan are to be flown home, after a jump in the number of new cases of cronavirus on board. and in half an hour here on bbc news, the week in parliament takes a look at this week's surprising cabinet moves, in boris johnson's reshuffle. good afternoon. a major incident has been declared in south wales as the strong winds and heavy rain from storm dennis causes flooding and disruption across the uk. there are a record number of flood alerts and flood warnings in england. travel continues to be affected. helena wilkinson has the latest. in south wales this lunchti

last week it was storm chiara, this week at a storm dennis.ndoubtedly been worse here in south wales. earlier i spoke to richard prendergast who is a brigade manager for south wales fire and rescue service — and i asked him how busy it's been, and what the priorities have been, for his staff. we've been incredibly busy. we have had nearly 1a00 emergency calls in just over 12 hours. we carried out 80 rescues of the public are needed as. this has been unprecedented. i think we've had a very short time, it is like a mud size in some part of south wales. at one time there are red warnings in place, which means there is a risk to life. how dangerous a situation where your cruise facing? as they try to help other people? it was a massively dangerous condition, but they are well equipped, well—trained and really prioritise the public, so obviously they have done an amazing job thus far, and our main hope is that we avoid further loss of life. we know now that these red warnings have thankfully passed, but that doesn't mean that we are in the all clea

perhaps not quite as severe as dennis, but it is still going to stay pretty unsettled.ntry and it looks likely that we have got more to come into the weekend. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at 2pm... hundreds of flood warnings still in place, after storm dennis brings misery and travel chaos across the uk. hereford and surrounding areas are among those inundated. ijust can't believe how my home, my home has been ravaged in the last couple of hours, you know, it only took a few hours and it's destroyed. more than 200 flood warnings are in place across the uk — including five severe warnings in england — as families and businesses count the cost, the government defends its response we are monitoring things very closely, in particular the river seven at ten, shrewsbury and tewkesbury are areas we are looking at very closely. itv‘s love island is back on air tonight for the first time

this week we have strong storm dennis.gs enforced for very heavy rain, parts of southern england and wales through saturday and sunday. this weather front has been bringing a band of rain throughout the country. storm dennis looms towards eye chores. —— or shores. also rising temperatures, with a chilly night across the north. storm dennis to the northwest of the uk, lots of icy bars right across the country, indicating widespread gales, gusting to 50-60, indicating widespread gales, gusting to 50—60, heavy rain particularly on saturday across the southern and western areas. this weekend, very wild from storm dennis. stay tuned for the forecast. high winds, heavy rain, and more flooding. another big storm is about to hit britain. getting ready for storm dennis after being flooded last weekend, warnings that a month's worth of rain is expected in some parts it's terrifying, because you see the effect. it's happened for the third time in eight years. it could be the fourth time. but the impact on the community is massive. th

there was plenty of warning about storm dennis.ng, but they couldn't tell precisely which communities would be hardest hit. at the met office, they knew the rain would be heavy, but they couldn't say exactly where it would land. that's very difficult to work out. a huge computer does the calculations, on the weather and on the effects of our changing climate, but even this massive machine has limits, so now the met office is getting an even bigger supercomputer costing more than £1 billion over ten years. it will enable us to deliver more accurate, even more timely, more localised predictions for both weather and climate that will enable people to make better decisions, stay safe and thrive ahead of time in the case of severe weather. at the moment, forecasts are based on a digital simulation of the atmosphere, with the globe divided into squares 10km across. now, for the uk, there is a more detailed picture of the weather, with squares at 1.5km wide. but the ambition with the supercomputer is to try to get down to a scale ofjust 1

storm dennis washes across parts of britain $47.00 issued flood warnings throughout the u.k. and are warning residents to take measures to protect their families. and in football terms of birdland were back in action in the going to sleep this time with a new coach. alexander noori stepping up to take the reins against potter born after you're going to klinsmann shocked departure. hello and welcome to the program on next vice foreign ministers from major world powers met in munich to push for peace in libya germany in the united nations want to end foreign military support for libya's warring parties an agreement struck last month in berlin has been repeatedly violated with multiple breaches of an arms embargo and increased fighting now representatives at the meeting are pushing for a permanent ceasefire german foreign minister heiko abbas laid out a key next step following the meeting. what's important now is to establish transparency and ensure that anyone who intends to violate the arms embargo knows they won't escape unnoticed and the fun of. it should be clear to all bre

the force of storm dennis is clear to see.is a coastguard team in hampshire on their way to rescue a stranded motorist. the strong winds have been accompanied by relentless rain, like here in the yorkshire dales, leading to riding with the levels and leaving some roads impassable. —— leading to rising river levels. residents in my conroy have done what they can, but acknowledge they are at the mercy of the elements. saturday in pateley ridge was spent building up the defences, and with them, a growing sense of anxiety. quite worrying, because at the moment i have a six—month—old baby at home he was just getting used to his surroundings, so it is very nerve—wracking for me, and it is really very stressful. they might of the military came to the aid of people in ilkley. it has real purpose. you can see the immediate requirements, you can see the local community need assistance, so use can see what you are doing. of course registered the bad weather a nyway course registered the bad weather anyway and we have the right kit. there

storm dennis, the centre of stormed the ohus dennis, the centre of stormed the onusis dennis, the centrethe onus is getting closer to northern scotla nd onus is getting closer to northern scotland overnight, so we make it a strengthening of the wind across here as well. lots of showers overnight, some heavy and one day for most of us as well, but cooler thanit for most of us as well, but cooler than it has been up late for england and wales. it is going to be a day of sunshine and blustery showers, some of the showers are heavy and potentially thundery, weather pushing across. frequent showers in scotla nd pushing across. frequent showers in scotland and northern ireland. decent temperatures, perhaps as perhaps as high as nine or 10 degrees. it will be a windy day, not as windy as it has been. a major incident is declared by police in south wales, as flooding and landslides caused by storm dennis lead to a number of road closures. by by tomorrow, we hope the weather forecast will be into the face will re—begin to recover from forecast will be into the face will re—begin to recoverfrom it

the headlines at 4: south wales police declare flooding caused by storm dennis a major incident. a man has been found dead after falling into a river in south wales. today will be a day devoted to getting on top of it, providing an emergency response. by tomorrow, we hope the weather forecast says, we will be into the phase where we will be recovering from it and seeing what needs to be done to help. heavy rain has caused landslides and there are hundreds of flood alerts in place across the uk, including a number of red warnings, meaning there's a danger to life. after love island presenter caroline flack took her own life, her successor on the programme, laura whitmore made an emotional tribute on her radio show. at age 40, caroline flack made the decision to take her own life and i want to talk about it. i'm going to talk about her and give her the respect that she deserves, and that she didn't always get. the evacuation of american citizens quarantined on a cruise ship has begun. this is the scene live in yokahama, where they're to be flown home after a jump in the number of n

storm dennis is expected to batter the uk this weekend.e high court. for a man who was warned by police about allegedly transphobic messages on social media. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, ben croucher has that big night and big news for tonight ben. we have more on the news you have been covering in london, news that the premier league champions manchester city banned from european cup competition for the next two seasons. they are fun to have committed serious breaches of uefa's clu b committed serious breaches of uefa's club licencing and financial fairplay regulations. they have also been fined around £25 million. adam give us the background. this is based around the rule of financial fair play. this is what you've introduced to ensure football clubs spend within their means. it also meant they have to keep up with all their financial commitments. basically ensure it means you have to balance the books. all your football related income has got to match up with your football related expenditure and your stream

past powerful storm dennis batters britain with high winds and torrential rains it's the 2nd deadly storm in a week to hit the u.k. and officials are warning dangerous conditions could last until monday. a matter how it thanks for joining us on the 2nd day of the munich security conference world leaders have laid out opposing views on the health of the western alliance early on saturday u.s. secretary of state mark. rejected claims that his country is backing away from its role as a global leader. day 2 of the munich conference one of the main speakers u.s. secretary of state mike pompei oh he began by contradicting a thesis put forward the day before by german president func father steinmeyer lee winning that the united states rejects the international community and quote. here this morning to tell you the facts i'm happy to report that the death of the transatlantic alliance is grossly over exaggerated that may be but the morning's other main speaker was not so sure french president emmanuel mccaw said europe must become more independent of the us soon they don't but if we have no freed

storm dennis then does bring rain in right across the uk during saturday.ning before easing a bit into overnight and into sunday morning. wind gusts around 50 mph around the coast towards the west and south touching 70 mph perhaps in a few spots. really difficult travelling conditions. on the face of it, mild, but very wet and windy in places. heavy rain continuing across large parts of england and wales on through the night and into sunday. slowly clearings southward on sunday but it looks like the winds will pick up again this on sunday. bright skys and a few showers following on behind, turning a bit cooler too. looking at the weather warnings. the met office, amber warnings for rain across a large part of southern and western england and into wales, 20 to a0 millimetres. higher amounts, particularly in these areas and some of the hills of wales and south—west england could end up with over 100 millimetres of rain, so that risk of flooding increasing over the weekend. another amber warning area kicking in on sunday too forfurther prolonged rain across th

this is a storm dennis winding itself up.the weekend. so through tonight, many places will be drier across the north. that weather front will be lying across more southern southeastern areas, so quite a damp night to come. when speaking up along with the temperatures. further north, it will say quite chilly. as a storm dennis shows clearly here, lots of icy bars on the chart. in some very active weather fronts which will bring some rainfall for some of us. as we have through saturday, the wind continued to pick up saturday, the wind continued to pick up through the day, reaching gale force and many severe gales and expose areas across the south in the west in the rain will continue to pile in. what you will notice is going to be mild but you might not notice it so much because of the strength of the wind in the rain. those winds really will be a feature, 50—60 miles an hour us. inland closer to 70 miles an hour. huge waves. as we have through saturday night, this stays windy with gales. more rain piling into england and wales

storm dennis is expected to batter the uk this weekend.a landmark free—speech victory at the high court for a man who was warned by police about allegedly transphobic messages on social media. we have never had a gestapo or a stasi in great britain. what the actions of humberside police came way too close for comfort. this is a watershed moment for liberty. borisjohnson‘s new cabinet meets for the first time since yesterday's dramatic resignation of sajid javid as chancellor. the number of people diagnosed with mumps in england is at its highest for a decade. and at 11:30pm, we will be taking another look at the papers with martin bentham, home affairs editor at the evening standard and sian griffiths, education editor at the sunday times. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the premier league champions, manchester city, have been banned from the champions league for two seasons by european football's governing body, uefa. they have also been fined £25 million pounds for serious breaches of uefa's club licensing and financial fair play r

storm dennis is still doing its worst really here in the uk. battering waves hitting cornwall and we've seen lots of rain up cornwall and we've seen lots of rain up and down the country. the rain is beginning to have significant impact in terms of the number of flood warnings. they continue to rise. well over 120 across the uk and things will continue to get worse through the night. the met office has an amber weather warning. through to sunday afternoon. there is the centre of the storm, this riverfront causing problems at the moment. the font itself is kind of getting stuck because the winds are blowing across it. instead parallel to the front, so there is nothing to move it along. we're going to see a lot more heavy rain to come, particularly across parts of south—west england. wales especially, parts of the west midlands and northern england. these areas have bud warnings in force. you can imagine things will get worse overnight and could become quite nasty in places with a significant risk of flooding and disruption. it stays windy overnig

there was plenty of warning about storm dennis. the forecasters spotted it coming, but they couldn't tell precisely which communities would be hardest hit. at the met office, they knew the rain would be heavy, but they couldn't say exactly where it would land. that's very difficult to work out. a huge computer does the calculations, on the weather and on the effects of our changing climate, but even this massive machine has limits, so now the met office is getting an even bigger supercomputer costing more than £1 billion over ten years. it will enable us to deliver more accurate, even more timely, more localised predictions for both weather and climate that will enable people to make better decisions, stay safe and thrive ahead of time in the case of severe weather. at the moment, forecasts are based on a digital simulation of the atmosphere, with the globe divided into squares ten kilometres across. now, for the uk, there is a more detailed picture of the weather, with squares at 1.5 kilometres wide. but the ambition with the supe

up until storm keira and storm dennis, the rainfall was average.seen showers coming and storm dennis has been. showers have been following him behind. some sunshine and showers. we are not that of the woods yet because we want to focus on wednesday and thursday. more later systems coming in a big concern is the welsh hills again. there are more neck office to sign the yellow warnings the lowest level, we had of the weekend, a low level lighting we need to keep an ion because there is more heavy rain to come. it will be the hills i most of it. not the in particular. south wales could be 50 mm width of rain. talk to again. and for the latest information on storm dennis, tune into your bbc local radio station or visit our website bbc.co.uk/news. the headlines on bbc news... torrential rain and high winds brought by storm dennis are causing major problems in many areas. in hereford, familes have been rescued from their homes after being cut off by the latest flooding. two days after the death of caroline flack, itv‘s love island is back on air tonight

chamber on january 16, 2014. >> dennis mcguire had a very brief but emotional final statement.r what he had done, and he apologized to the family. he mentioned the son and daughter who were there and how he loved them. and then the drugs began flowing. it typically would have been five or six, maybe ten minutes, and it would have been all over, but after a few minutes, dennis mcguire beganckg in breath. for 13 minutes, his body was struggling not to die. it was obvious that he was trying to get air into his lungs, and the drugs were preventing it. and 13 minutes doesn't sound like very long. but if you're watching somebody do that with his family there, it's an eternity. it just went on and on and on. and i'll be candid, as a human being, i was at this point, going, please, just let him die. let it stop. >> finally, at 10:53 a.m., dennis mcguire was declared dead. >> yesterday, i watched the state of ohio kill my dad. i witnessed his execution along with my wife and my sister. after watching my dad's execution, i know what cruel and unusual punishment is. >> anger bubbled up qu

. >> and denny hamlin wins for the third time. we are live in florida with the latest from the great american race. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ born to be wild ♪ born to be wild ♪ >> it was a wild end to the daytona 500 yesterday, late-night statements by nascar's ryan newman, seems to be okay so far anyway. lots of prayers answered there. much more on all that coming up for you, you're watching "fox and friends first" on this tuesday morning. thank you so much for starting the day or renting it with us and we began with a fox news alert. americans evacuated off of the quarantines cruiseship undergoing tests at a nebraska hospital. 14 of them diagnosed so far on the journey back to the us from japan. greg joins us with an update on infected americans as the global outbreak continues to grow. >> yes. thankfully back in the states now some 14 american cruiseship travelers who had tested positive for the coronavirus, some 328 americans were flown back on two planes after staying for days on the ship in yokohama, japan