in hospital and hundreds more affected by a mysterious gas cloud that drifted in off the sea in east sussexformal brexit talks resume in brussels today — with british negotiators urging the eu to show flexibility and imagination. also in the next hour: pretty vacant. more than a year on from the final store closing, over half the shops are still sitting empty. and in half an hour, newsbeat asks if it's time for change to attitudes to the legalisation of cannabis. good morning and welcome to bbc news. tens of thousands of people living in the us state of texas have been ordered to leave their homes as flooding caused by tropical storm harvey continues to cause devastation. meteorologists say conditions are unprecedented, describing the storm as the biggest to have ever hit the state of texas. so far more than two and a half feet of rain has fallen in houston, with the city warned to expect to be deluged by up to a year's worth within the week. five people are reported to have died in the rising floodwaters. emergency services in the area are overstretched and 3000 soldiers have been mobilise

the mysterious chemical haze in east sussex — more than 100 have been treated in hospital.f styled guru jailed in india for raping two of his followers — his conviction led to dozens of people dying in violent clashes. and i am here at notting hill carnival where organisers are paying tribute to those affected by the g re nfell tower tribute to those affected by the grenfell tower blaze here in west london. good afternoon. ten of thousands of people living in the us state of texas have been ordered to leave their homes, as flooding caused by tropical storm harvey continues to cause devastation. it's expected up to 30,000 people may need temporary emergency shelters with more than two and a half feet of rain fallen on the city of houston alone. unconfirmed reports suggest up to five people may have drowned — but officials say they can't confirm figures until the floodwaters recede. thousands of people have had to be rescued, many plucked from rooftops by helicopter. richard lister has the latest. taking only what they can hold, the people of houston are trying to escape the

what has caused this but they do know they are investigating this suspected chemical incident in east sussexpected chemical incident in east sussexm is thought to be coming from the sea at the not sure what because of the problem is at this stage. we do know at the moment that 50 people have reported problems with their eyes, throat and chest. they are being treated the scene. police were first made aware of this just before five o'clock this evening. have sent us a statement. we are investigating a haze which is causing discomfort for people along the coast from the sporran to burn the gap. emergency services are at the scene. they are a married doing to the mag as can people to stay away from the area and are asking people to keep their doors and windows shut. —— the art asking people to stay away. the problem in their words is affecting the whole area. as i say, people are being advised to keep doors and windows closed and stay away if possible. emergency services are treating people at the scene. the area is being evacuated. details are coming in but it is hazardous and the advice is to

hospital and hundreds more affected — by a mysterious gas cloud that drifted in off the sea in east sussexlf—styled guru in northern india has been sentenced to ten years in prison, for raping two of his women followers. back to the bronze age — in macedonia. hello, welcome to bbc news. ten of thousands of people living in the us state of texas have been ordered to leave their homes as flooding caused by tropical storm harvey continues to cause devastation. meteorologists say conditions are ‘unprecedented', describing the storm as the biggest to have ever hit the state of texas. so far more than two and a half feet of rain has fallen in houston, where roads have been turned into rivers. the city has been warned to expect up to a year's worth of rain within the week. five people are reported to have died in the rising floodwaters. emergency services in the area are overstretched and 3000 soldiers have been mobilised to help people to safety. 2000 people have been rescued, some plucked from rooftops by helicopters. in the past 30 minutes us army engineers have started releasing water from re

hospital and hundreds more affected — by a mysterious gas cloud that drifted in off the sea in east sussexal brexit talks resume in brussels today — with british negotiators urging the eu to show flexibility and imagination. also in the next hour: the ghost—shops of bhs. more than a year on from the final store closing — over half the shops are still sitting empty. and developing a new wizard sport — it's the climax of the british quidditch season. and in half an hour, join us for weather world, uncovering the secrets of urban weather and white heat waves hit cities the hardest. good morning and welcome to bbc news. authorities in the us city of houston have described the flooding caused by tropical storm harvey as catastrophic. meteorologists say the storm in the biggest to have ever hit the state of texas. so far more than two and a half feet of rain has fallen in houston, with the city warned to expect to be deluged by up to a year's worth within the week. five people are reported to have died in the rising floodwaters. emergency services in the area are overstretched and 3000 soldiers

also this morning: a chemical haze along the east sussex coast leaves more than 100 people needing hospitalreatment. round three of brexit talks. uk negotiators say they want "flexibility and imagination" from the eu. good morning. coming up in the sport: arsenal manager arsene wenger asks fans to keep the faith after what he calls a "disastrous" 4—0 loss to liverpool. invented byjk rowling, played by harry potter, and now a real—life sport. we'll bring you the action from the first quidditch premier league final. how much easier wouldn't be if you could fly? so much easier, but health and safety would have a field day. and the weather. good morning. a dry and warm day. i will have all of the details for the uk forecast as well as an update on the situation in texas in about 15 minutes. thank you. good morning. first, our main story. catastrophic floods are causing devastation in houston as storm harvey continues to batter texas. parts of the city have seen two and a half feet of rain in the past 48 hours and more is forecast. so far, emergency teams have rescued almost 2,000 people. others

sussex police are investigating reports of a suspected chemical league in east sussex. ternoon. a 50 people have reported problems with their eyes or throats, some sort of irritation. we have just had the statement from sussex police and it says hayes is causing some kind of discomfort for people living along the eastbourne coast. emergency services are at the scene. they are asking people to stay away from the area, keep their doors and windows closed. police have no idea what is causing this, but it is coming from the sea. but the source, as of yet, hasn't been identified. they are treating people currently at birling gap. they are clearing the area. details still coming in, but it is hazardous and police arsenal trying to find out what is causing the problem. there is a strange smell. some people on social made media say they have left that national trust cafe because the problem is affecting the whole area. so the advice is to stay awake and keep doors and windows closed. busy weekend, sunny day, bank holiday, people would have been in the area. with it being so warm

the mysterious chemical haze in east sussex — more than 100 have been treated in hospital. followers — his conviction led to dozens of people dying in violent clashes. and i am here at notting hill carnival where

around 50 people on a beach in east sussex have been treated for eye and throat irritation caused bypected chemical leak. it happened at birling gap, with people reporting painful, stinging eyes and difficulties breathing after what was described as a "mist" appeared. sussex police say the unknown haze is coming in from the sea. people living nearby are advised to keep their windows and doors closed. 0ur correspondent, adina campbell, gave us the latest. the number has risen significantly. in the last few minutes we have had an update from east sussex healthcare trust. 233 people are now being treated because of the suspected chemical leak. that number is far higher than previously thought. police initially told us 50 people were being treated by the emergency services. it is not clear what is causing this. it has been described as an unknown haze coming from the sea. but tonight, birling gap has been evacuated and people are being told to keep their windows and doors closed. birling gap is a popular holiday destination. many people go there during the summer. lifeboat have been sent

investigate a mysterious gas cloud which left 150 people needing hospital treatment after it hit the east sussexst. and sizzling sun and sensational sounds. it can only be the notting hill carnival. good evening, and welcome to bbc news. breaking news. north korea has reportedly fired a missile that passed over northern japan. that is according to the japanese government. thej alert system advised people in the area to take precautions. 0f advised people in the area to take precautions. of the public broadcaster nhk said there was no sign ofany broadcaster nhk said there was no sign of any damage. it also went on to say that the missile broke into three pieces and fell off the island of hokkaido, the northern most of the main islands ofjapan. the prime minister, shinzo abe, said he would do all in his power to protect the public. more on this as we get it in the programme. the authorities in texas tonight said they were still very much in a search and rescue operation in the aftermath of tropical storm harvey, which has brought devastation to many parts of the state. aerial pictures today show t

about 150 people have now been treated in hospital in eastbourne in east sussex afterfalling ill as a "haze" which drifted in from the sea late yesterday afternoon. our correspondent amanda akass has been to birling gap, one of the affected areas, from where she sent this report. making the most of the late august sunshine, this morning people have been back enjoying the beach at birling gap, despite the toxic cloud of gas which engulfed those here yesterday. my mum heard that people had evacuated, there was a gas in the air. i thought she was joking to start w we saw people with streaming eyes. we got back inside. start w we saw people with streaming eyes. we got back insidelj start w we saw people with streaming eyes. we got back inside. i saw on the news that the roads were open again. nothing strange is going on. soi again. nothing strange is going on. so i decided to have a second try. it's such a nice weekend, we just wa nt it's such a nice weekend, we just want to have a walk and get on with it. people queued late into the night outside eastbourne's district general hospital. i

in hospital and hundreds more affected by a mysterious gas cloud that drifted in off the sea in east sussexe third round of brexit talks take place in brussels this afternoon, with british negotiators urging the eu to show flexibility and imagination. police and troops have been deployed in the north indian city of rohtak, where a controversial guru is due to be sentenced shortly for raping two women. now on bbc news, the bbc weather team on why city weather is so different from coast or countryside. this time on weather world, we're at the highest point of the uk's biggest city, uncovering the secrets of urban weather. and finding out why heatwaves hit cities and those of us who live in them the hardest. we take to the rooftops of london to see just how man—made environments can change the weather. what are you hoping to achieve in the future? when we do weather forecasts, we will give more detailed forecasts, so there will be differences between different parts of the city. also on weather world: out of nowhere. the driver's—eye view of mudslides and storms, as we take a meteorological to

in hospital and hundreds more affected by a mysterious gas cloud that drifted in off the sea in east sussexe third round of brexit talks take place in brussels this afternoon, with british negotiators urging the eu to show flexibility and imagination. a self—styled holy man in northern india has been sentenced to ten years in prison, for raping two of his women followers. next on bbc news — weather world. this time on weather world, we're at the highest point of the uk's biggest city, uncovering the secrets of urban weather. and finding out why heatwaves hit cities and those of us who live in them the hardest. we take to the rooftops of london to see just how man—made environments can change the weather. what are you hoping to achieve in the future? when we do weather forecasts, we will give more detailed forecasts, so there will be differences between different parts of the city. also on weather world: out of nowhere. the driver's—eye view of mudslides and storms, as we take a meteorological tour of the world. scorching summer in southern europe and the deadly consequences of wildfires tha

amanda akass sent this report from birling gap — the area near beachy head in east sussex which was worstch for a bank—holiday day out at the seaside. but around five o'clock yesterday, the area was engulfed by a toxic chemical cloud which led to the evacuation of a whole stretch of coastline and 150 people needing treatment in hospital. we all panicked, everyone, you know, anxiety was high, and we were all shaking and getting really nervous and everything but just didn't really know what to do. we had itchy eyes, sore throat, throbbing head and nausea. the fumes also affected the lifeboat crews sent out to help. we actually went straight into this cloud, which we weren't aware about at the time, and we could feel our eyes burning straightaway. so we advised the coastguards, and we were told to stay inside the lifeboat, close all the doors and conduct our search from inside. this morning, sussex police announced the gas cloud had completely dissipated, but the authorities still don't know what was in it. as to what caused the haze, well, the coastguards say that the english channel was pa

we will live there that thank you for coming on, sir pauljenkins in east sussex.za billings, who campaigned for brexit during the eu referendum. how much time have you had the look of this paper?” read it when it came out, so a few hours. what stands out for you? it isa hours. what stands out for you? it is a good paper, it sets out a good range of options. it is clear that if we are to have a conference of free trade agreement with the european union, we will need some form of dispute resolution, it is clear from the paper that should not be the european court ofjustice and we have got some sensible options, as to what it might look like in practice. but there would be a eu element to that, because if there is a dispute, the eu is part of the dispute by definition. indeed, and the justice minister donnacha ryan has been talking about the arbitration agreements which are very much a nominee from this third country. i think it could work. i think clearly there is a lot of detailed work to be done. the key thing is the government has confirmed again today we will le

health officials in east sussex have confirmed that 133 people are being treated in hospital following suspected chemical leak. people reported breathing difficulties and irritation to their throats and eyes from a haze that came in from the sea. now on bbc news all the latest business news live from singapore. harvey batters texas, the floodwaters continue to rise. how will oil prices respond to the devastation? and don't just leave will oil prices respond to the devastation? and don'tjust leave it to the experts. in new zealand, you can build and design your own sendoff box. it's monday, good morning asia, hello world. but you could join us. as we have been reporting, the most powerful hurricane to hit texas in more than a century has led to two doubts and concerns of more. triggering more floods and tornadoes, it it comes two days after tropical storm hato paralysed hong kong. —— deaths. it isa paralysed hong kong. —— deaths. it is a reminder of how damaging national disasters can be. i earlier spoke to a chief economist and asked how the insurance industry is changing to keep up wi

a warning to stay away from east sussex beaches and to keep doors and windows closed after a suspectedreporting eye and throat irritation. a change in policy on brexit — labour says britain should stay in the single market and customs union for a period after the leaving the eu. victims of the grenfell tower fire are remembered in a minute ‘s silence at the notting hail festival. some

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in hospital and hundreds more affected by a mysterious gas cloud that drifted in off the sea in east sussex. a self—styled holy man in northern india has been sentenced to ten years in prison for raping two of his women followers. now on bbc news, the story of dr waheed arian whose telemedicine scheme is saving lives in war zones. afghanistan, a country wracked by seemingly interminable war. here, there are always casualties. in the hospitals, they fight their own daily battle against injury and disease, armed with the most basic facilities. on the outskirts of the capital, kabul, lies a refugee camp for around 1000 afghan families displaced by war and poverty. today, they have a visitor, a man who knows how it is to live in the most basic of conditions. it is very sad to see this. it brings all my memories back. in his kitchen in chester, dr waheed arian is taking yet another call from afghanistan. a hospital in kabul has a problem and needs expert help. most hospitals there have his number on speed dial. over the past two years, he has established a network of around 100 volunteer doctors

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well, check out this video from east sussex england.elivery man was trying to bring groceries to a home when he was overtaken by adorable puppies. look at all of the tails wagging. they are so cute. they kept getting under foot, then jumping into his groceries. it all turned out fine, he was able to make the delivery and met a couple of new friends there too. >> look how sweet and happy they are. >> of course they liked the delivery. it was pet food. >> i was going to say. good point. love to follow an animal act, right? >> yeah, story of my life. moves over to at&t after two games in oakland but the real battle of the bay was between stomper and lucille at mccoffee's >>> "abc 7 sports" brought to you by river rock casino. >> well, the giants had the least amount of home runs in the majors despite three at the coliseum tonight. back at at&t park the a's took their turn at a power surge. president assembling an armada to take over mccovey cove. denard span. can't made the catch at the wall. ryan healey scores, a's up 1-0. 2-0 now in the

well, check out this video from east sussex england.ivery man was trying to bring groceries to a home when he was overtaken by adorable puppies. look at all of the tails wagging. they are so cute. they kept getting under foot, then jumping into his groceries. it all turned out fine, he was able to make the delivery and met a couple of new friends there too. >> look how sweet and happy they are. >> of course they liked the delivery. it was pet food. >> i was going to say. good point. love to follow an animal act, right? >> yeah, story of my life. moves over to at&t after two games in oakland but the real battle of the bay was between stomper and lucille at mccoffee's ♪ ♪ isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology, for whatever you're trying to master. isaac, are you ready? yeah. chase. so you can. things are heating up for the wta.mer. time to play. when the us open series hits stanfor

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people have been warned to stay away from beaches in east sussex on england's southern coast — and toal leak. police said there was an unknown haze coming from the sea. around 150 people have been treated in hospital complaining of vomiting, breathing difficulties and irritation to their throats and eyes. thousands of people have left their homes, after two days of violence in a deepening crisis in myanmar‘s rakhine state. people from the muslim rohingya minority have escaped to the border with bangladesh. but border guards are turning them away and non—muslim villagers have been evacuated. 0ur south asia editor, ethirajan anbarasan reports. life in the open. these rohingya muslims are adjusting to the new reality. all these years they have been demonised and discriminated against in myanmar. but they survived. when life was danger, they had no other choice but to flee across the border into bangladesh. they accuse the myanmar army of indiscriminately targeting civilians. but the government of myanmar, run by aung san suu kyi, denies the charges. translation: i came here alone by myse

around 50 people on a beach in east sussex, have been treated for eye and throat irritation, caused byhemical leak. it happened at birling gap, with people reporting painful, stinging eyes and difficulties breathing after what was described as a mist appeared. sussex police say the unknown haze is coming in from the sea, affecting the coastline. people living nearby are advised to keep their windows and doors closed. our correspondent adina campbell joins me now, what's the latest? as you say, dozens of people have reported problems with their eyes and throats as a result of this suspected chemical leak. what we do know is that 50 people have been treated by the emergency services. it is not clear at this stage what has caused this. it is an unknown haze coming from the sea. the area isa haze coming from the sea. the area is a popular holiday spot. lots of people call their during the summer. tonight it is being completely evacuated. the rnli have sent lifeboats to check that people are safe. one of those has a doctor on board. the emergency services are seeing people in the area shoul

people have been warned to stay away from beaches in east sussex on england's southern coast and to keepsed after a suspected chemical leak. police said there was an "unknown haze" coming from the sea. around 150 people have been treated in hospital complaining of vomiting, breathing difficulties and irritation to their throats and eyes. eight mountain climbers have died in three separate incidents this weekend in the austrian and italian alps. five people were killed and another seriously injured after an accident on mount gabler, east of innsbruck, in austria on sunday. while in northern italy, two climbers died in the ademello brenta park near trento. and further west in the valtellina valley near the swiss border, a climber died after being hit by rocks. sarah corker reports. this is a remote area of the alps in austria 3000 metres above sea level. six climbers were roped together here attempting to cross this icy slope when one slipped. they all fell 200 metres before landing in a crevasse. five of those killed were from germany and in their 60s. the lone survivor was flown to hospi

people have been warned to stay away from beaches in east sussex on england's southern coast — and tosuspected chemical leak. police said there was an unknown haze coming from the sea. around 150 people have been treated in hospital complaining of vomiting, breathing difficulties and irritation to their throats and eyes. iraq's military says it has retaken almost all of tal afar — the last so—called islamic state stronghold inside the country. the city, which is close to the syrian border, was captured by the militants three years ago. it became the final major objective for iraqi—led forces, after i.s fighters were driven out of mosul earlier this year. 0ur correspondent hanan razek has been to the liberated centre of tal afar, and sent this report. it isa it is a ghost town. 0ne it is a ghost town. one week after the battle to retake tal afar, all you can see is destruction, empty houses and the remains at left behind by the so—called islamic state. here at the heart of tal afar city, you can see the iraqi flag on top of the castle which is bond in 2013. seeing this flag here means

in hospital and hundreds more affected by a mysterious gas cloud that drifted in off the sea in east sussexn held in custody charged with the crash on the m1. -- custody charged with the crash on the m1. —— charged with causing death by dangerous driving. the third round of brexit talks take place in brussels this afternoon, with british negotiators urging the eu to show flexibility and imagination. a controversial guru has been sentenced in india for raping two of his followers. now on bbc news, click is all aboard india's technicolour dream train. we are hitting the road, rail and the water. there will be and singing. kind of. driving in india is an experience. the roads are crammed, the horn is omnipresent and the rules are... well, the rules are here somewhere, i'm sure of it. and that's why we won't be doing a piece about self—driving cars in india any time soon. despite the fact that it seems like everyone in india owns a car, that's not true by any means. many people choose to travel by train instead. but, if you think that's any less intense, think again. yeah, about those rules...

more than 130 people have been treated at a hospital in east sussex, and hundreds more have been affectedsouth coast of england. beaches between eastbourne and birling gap were evacuated as people complained of streaming eyes, sore throats and vomiting. police say they're investigating what caused the haze but the beaches will be open as normal today. the gas cloud appears to have exacerbated. disappeared. a short time ago, our correspondent amanda akass sent us this update. well, the first reports of the gas cloud came in around five o'clock yesterday afternoon. 50011 emergency services were fielding dozens of calls of people reporting streaming eyes, irritated throats and vomiting. people were busy getting extremely worried and a mass evacuation was organised of the beaches and the coastline, which was extremely busy with everyone out enjoying the bank holiday sunshine. soon there were long queues forming outside the hospital here in eastbourne which lasted long into the night. in the end, they treated around 150 people although in the end they say that most of those were suffering from

this report is from birling gap near beachy head in east sussex, the worst affected area., and we were all shaking and getting really nervous and everything. like, just didn't really know what to do. we had itchy eyes, sore throat, throbbing head, and nausea. they come to the beach for a bank holiday day out by the sea. but around 5pm, they were engulfed by a chemical cloud which led to hundreds of people being evacuated. the toxic fumes even affected lifeboat crews sent out to help with the rescue effort. we actually went straight into this cloud, which we weren't aware about at the time. and we could feel our eyes burning straightaway. so we advised the coastguards, and we were told to stay inside the lifeboat, close all the doors, and conduct our search from inside. but it hasn't stopped people coming back to the beach today. we'd planned to come down yesterday. so, no, it didn't put us off. no, it's such lovely beach. as soon as we heard that it was fine and that the beach was open, we came. we'd looked at other beaches that hadn't been affected, but this is a favourit

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there will be 12 showers across the extreme south—east, kent and sussex even had a thunderstorm earlybalance it is looking fine. there's a lot of clout that in the atla ntic there's a lot of clout that in the atlantic which is moving towards northern ireland and scotland, but the day will be fine and any cloud and rain weight reached the north and rain weight reached the north and west until later on tonight. this is what the weather looks across the south so a fine day, a little bit more cloud in the midlands and a little bit cloud in the south—east. the rest of the country, very little to sayjust scattered fairweather clouds, 18-20d. this scattered fairweather clouds, 18—20d. this weather front to put into the western isles went been the wane and the wind until around about midnight. —— the rain and the wind until around about midnight. in the early hours of the morning, wales and england tonight are going to stay dry and quite clear. not cold, 12-13d. stay dry and quite clear. not cold, 12—13d. here is the weather system thatis 12—13d. here is the weather system that is going to be

the weather is a little mixed across the uk, uk, a lovely picture from east sussex, but some heavy showerssouth—east, where it is sticking around. for most of us, a fresh evening with light rain here and there. through tonight, most of the night will be dry for the uk, then some rain heading into the south—east, possibly south—western parts of england into southern wales, a little hit and miss across the south, excuse me. where are we now? this is wednesday, so we have got some rain across southern parts of the uk on wednesday, i think overall it is going to be a lot more cloudy, and as a result a lot cooler. so the temperatures will be dropping like a stone in south—eastern areas, 29 today, or it has been 29 in south—eastern areas, but tomorrow, wait till the temperatures come up, look at this, 13-14 in temperatures come up, look at this, 13—14 in some areas, so a lot more cloudy with breeze around the kent coast as well. a cloudy sort of day in the south—east and east anglia, but western and northern areas staying bright, just a few showers around, 16 in carlisle, about 17 in belfast, so

you went to camber sands in east sussex lastjuly with your dad. it was a normal day out for you.t was crowded. but there wasn't any flags that something was going to happen. there was a white flag, how far you can go. so we went in the water and we took some pictures as well in the water and after that, when i came back to put my phone in the bag and when i went back in the water dad was a little bit far. i thought he's just going for the swimming and then i realised he's going too far. i wear glasses and at that time i wasn't wearing so i didn't know what was going on. i asked him, "why are you going far?" 7" he asked him, "why are you going far?" ?" he said somebody is drowning in the sea and needs help. you call for help. i called for the help and after that the tide came out and after that the tide came out and after that, i remember! after that the tide came out and after that, i remember ijust woke up after that, i remember ijust woke up in the hospital. it was a summers day injuly, what was the sea like, and the waves that day? the waves were normal, it was like normal day

lovely blue sky and east sussex but in the west midlands, rain is coming down hard indeed. ill turn chilly in northern scotland. 0ur next area of rain is fast approaching. it will be west in the south of the uk. —— west of the uk. ten or 11 celsius in rural scotland. it will be quite chilly first thing. northern scotland will be the place to be tomorrow for the best of the sunshine. further south, clouding overin sunshine. further south, clouding over in the morning and rain into northern ireland. the north—east of england does well in the morning. the south west, not a great start today. it is wet and windy. touching gale force over the hills. wet and windy here. brighter weather for the east of england. it is not going to last. i remain area of rain is drifting northwards and eastwards. it will move away from northern ireland. try and brighten up here and wet in the midlands and some parts of england. northern scotland, sunshine in the afternoon. temperatures are disappointing, particularly on the south coast. eating celsius. rain makes steady progress. “— eating celsius.

the weather today has been mixed, beautiful sunshine there from east sussex, the cloud across northern most of us seen temperatures in the upper teens, and this is the temperature around about now, still mid 20s in london, but many of us 1a—15d. what is happening tonight, then? the evening lodge dry, showers developing later on in the night across south—eastern areas, possibly some rain getting into cornwall, maybe devon, southern parts of wales, some showers in western parts of scotland. but tomorrow is the day when the clouds really will increase across southern areas, you will notice a huge contrast in the far south—east, because today we have a temperatures close to 30. tomorrow, it will be more than 10 degrees lower, i suspect, in the far south—east, with the thick cloud, and outbreaks of rain as well. so let's zoom into this area to see what is happening at four this area to see what is happening atfour in this area to see what is happening at four in the afternoon, about 30 today, look at that at four o'clock, thatis today, look at that at four o'clock, that is a big drop in the

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this is the scene a short while ago in east sussex. there it is. and drizzle. these are the scenes in argyll and bute. while the swans may be enjoying it, a lot of cloud shrouding the hills and mountains. this afternoon we have cloud, there will be rain at times and that will gradually move further eastwards. towards east anglia and the south—east, but in a holding in the afternoon but elsewhere, outbreaks of rain and drizzle. while heavy rain made clear from scotland and northern ireland, it will stay drizzle the in places. bright skies across north—east scotland, it could reach 19 or 20 degrees but elsewhere, in northern ireland and northern england, in wales and the south—west of england, temperatures of 16 or 17 degrees, breezy conditions, you would notice, but the rain edging towards the midlands. eventually that will push into central and southern england as well. in the south—east, staying sunny, cloud will move in, overnight tonight, it a lot of cloud around. some drizzle on and off, continuing into saturday morning. temperatures of 13 or 1a

a few showers this afternoon in parts of kent and east sussex but temperatures in the 20s.is but behind that there is something a bit brighter in west wales and northern england, scotla nd west wales and northern england, scotland and northern ireland with some sunny scotland and northern ireland with some sunny spells developing and we could have a few heavy showers also developing, one or two in northern ireland. it is in these northern and western areas where temperatures are around 15—19d, but in the south—east you are holding on to that warmer weather. that will soon disappear as the cloud moves to the south—east and for many of us tonight it will be fairly quiet, a few showers in scotla nd be fairly quiet, a few showers in scotland but you can notice more rain spreading in from the south. 0vernight temperatures 12—1lid in central and southern areas but further north and west a bit colder with temperatures in rural areas into single figures. 0n with temperatures in rural areas into single figures. on wednesday we are being invaded by two areas of low pressure which wil

if you‘re in east anglia, london, kent and sussex, the south—west. ening it will cloud over. a little light rain, but that‘s pretty much it. that is pretty much pick six —— pretty much it! you are watching bbc news. coming up, we will be hearing from two of this is bbc news at 5. the headlines: north korea denounces donald trump‘s warnings of "fire and fury" and says the us leader was "bereft of reason", while claiming plans for a missile strike off the coast of guam could be ready in days. slavery and human trafficking in the uk is "far more prevalent than previously thought", the national crime agency says. it warns that estimates of about 10,000 victims in the uk represent just the "tip of the iceberg". a former director of public prosecutions has said cases the food standards agency has said that 700,000 potentially contaminated eggs from dutch farms have been sent to the uk, up from an earlier estimate ofjust 21,000. the agency said it was very unlikely that there was a risk to public health. now all the sport. the us pga championship is under wa

much of wednesday, but it stays very wet in the south east corner except perhaps around kent and east sussexmentth a bit of rain in the south east, but otherwise, that high pressure, that ridge of high pressure is with us. so things looking more settled and plenty of fine and dry weather across the bulk of scotla nd fine and dry weather across the bulk of scotland and northern ireland. there is that ridge of high pressure. you can see it is now starting to it is appear as we go into friday. another system of weather fronts moves in throughout the day of the that's going to bring more rain as we go throughout the day. showeriout breaks of rain towards the south and the east, but there will be sunshine initially, but maximum temperatures about 16 to 20 celsius. a bit more in the way of brighter skies and sunshine breaking through in the far north—west as the rain clears its way south—east wards. bye—bye. hello — it's tuesday, it's 10 o'clock, i'm victoria derbyshire. the british women from south asian backgrounds who hide their cancer or refuse to seek treatment because of stigma. this reminds me

patchy rain continuing in wales and the south west but for kent and east sussex, the home counties, norfolkes, 17, 19, 25 in the south east and feeling pleasant in the sunshine. we will have a mixture of sunny spells and scattered showers this week and it will feel cooler later in the week as well. this is business live from bbc news with ben thompson and ben bland. abenomics is working! japan reports its longest run of economic growth in a decade. live from london, that's our top story on monday the 14th of august. japan records its sixth straight quarter of economic growth, fuelled by a rise in consumer spending.

east anglia, too. and for the likes of kent and sussex, it should remain pretty warm and bright, really, for much of theorth, we've got that weather front bringing a few showers to east anglia and london, and some spells of rain across the south—west of england, and south wales, too. now, temperatures today about 18 to 21 degrees. sunshine and showers for scotland, and for northern ireland, too. if you're lucky enough to be heading to the athletics world championship today, we'll see the cloud building through the course of the afternoon. could bring an isolated shower later on. now, through the course of monday evening, and overnight into tuesday, this weather front from the south now start to pivot and return a little bit further north. so that is going to bring rain into central wales and through the midlands to start your tuesday morning. to the north of that, clearer skies, with a few showers around too, but low pressure is going to dominate. we have got this area of low pressure around the near continent. that is going to push its way northwards, up towards the north sea, in fact, over the next co