plus is also an england record. the world is concerned only five batsmen in history have scored more runs in their careers than alastair cook — and he could even move up a place with a couple of big scores in the final test of the series against india at the oval. and it's cook's massive knocks at key points in england history that make him stand out. the essex batsman announced himself as a 21—year—old on england's tour of india in 2006 when he scored 104 not out on his debut, the start of an formidable opening partnership for england with andrew strauss. the 2010/11 ashes series will perhaps go down as cook's finest. it's still england's only series win in australia over the last 30 years — cook scored more than 700 runs in the series. and his highest career test score was in helping england to an innings victory over india in 2011. they are sporting memories built on patience and for england that makes him so difficult to replace. i think he's a dying breed, sadly, the test player that can occupy the crease, graf

of 150 plus, also an england record.as the rest of the world is concerned, only five have scored more runs than alistair cook and he could move up another place with a couple of big scores in the final test of the series against india at the oval. and it is cook's massive knocks at key points in england history that make him stand out, the essex man brought into the team at 21 on the tour of india brought into the team at 21 on the tourof india in brought into the team at 21 on the tour of india in 2006 when he scored 104 not out on debut and at the start of a formidable opening partnership for england with andrew strauss at the top of the order. the 2010-11 strauss at the top of the order. the 2010—11 ashes series will go down as cook's greatest, england's only series win in australia over the course of the last 30 years and cook scored 700 runs in that series, and his highest career test school was in england's massive win over india in 2011 at edgbaston, these are sporting memories that have been built on patients, an

england to win. you can read coaching manuals for test match technique. rahul‘s methods are more instinctive and modern. now dismissing ben stokes‘s bowling right into the seats. rahul reached a hundred here near the start of his test career and that brought today's standing ovation. so india will resume on 167—5. they do have the option of batting all day to draw. i am surejimmy anderson will be bowling soon. if joe root brings alastair cook on to bowl we know things have time for a look at the weather. here's nick miller. the light maybe an issue later at the light maybe an issue later at the oval. there is a lot of cloud coming in. here is one of our weather watcher pictures from earlier. across other parts of northern england and into wales and the midlands, this area of cloud streaming in from the atlantic has been producing a bit of rain so far today. most of it is light and patchy, from the seven estuary to the wash. it will edge further south, probably avoid much of south—east england

and ashwin, 68—1 for england.tain of england saying yesterday he felt 100 for alistair cook was written in the stars and that is how he started his england career, with 100 against india. early days and seems up 100 against india. early days and seems up for it as we speak here. joe wilson live at the oval. what a story would be if he can do that. mo farah will be going for a fifth win in the great north run on sunday. now dedicated solely to road racing, the four—time olympic champion believes the race in newcastle will act as ideal preparation for next months chicago marathon. i feel good. ifeel good. training has been going pretty well. i have been in arizona training hard with my coach gary and things are going well enough. for me it is just things are going well enough. for me it isjust going things are going well enough. for me it is just going to be tough, things are going well enough. for me it isjust going to be tough, as well as testing myself to see what i am, and asking them questions, and in three and

two of england's all—time greats will steal the headlines but for long parts of the final day englandstrated by india, as patrick gearey reports. yesterday wasn't quite goodbye for alistair cooke. he still had a day in the field. he needed one more quick to become the most successful pace bowler in history but history is rarely predictable. he was kept waiting stop that was 50... he had forgotten england had put a fielder there. breakthrough. ben stokes had a plan for the new man. short bowling and shorter innings. it seemed england would be able to wash down their lunch with victory champagne but he had other ideas. rahul had suffered a frustrating tour. this was a century of therapy. at the other end pant was so relaxed he was hitting sixes with only one hand. he made getting there memorable. england now had to turn the match and you will see few things turn like this. yes, that really happened. rashid got pant two. india's charge was now over. the only question was who would finish them off. ending a thanksgiving service of a test match for two friends, two legends. it has been a r

england's new—look defence gave them a helping hand. england had their chances.concern. a horrible clash turning luke shaw's first england start in three years into a night to forget. he is ok but in the nine minutes added for the injury, england thought they had the equaliser. danny welbeck! inexplicably, the referee ruled it out for a foul. but as controversy raged, the fact remains, england still can't beat the big boys. summer flings don't mean a thing if the romance doesn't continue. england have now lost three consecutive matches for the first time in 30 years. reality check time. natalie pirks, bbc news, wembley. northern ireland's nations league campaign also started with defeat to bosnia—herzegovina. despite dominating for most of the match at windsor park, they fell behind in the first half, haris duljevic the scorer. bosnia then scored again, before a late consoloation from substitute will grigg but it stayed 2—1 and northern ireland are bottom of their group. —— consolation. there's been a huge shock at the us open, where serena williams has been beat

by that stage we assumed england we re by that stage we assumed england were going to win, but would anderson have time to get his record before the end of the innings. in the end he did. clean bowl, a classic bit of anderson. i can't remember a test match which has done ending is quite like this one. just put that in context of what he has achieved. the first thing you have to reflect on when you are talking about a pace bowler. james anderson is not a fast bowler, butjust going through that delivery, that sprinting in time after time, the enormous strain it puts on your body. anderson is lucky in that he got over his back problems early on in his career. crucially he has relied on his skills as a bowler rather than his out and out pace. he needs conditions to be in his favour. mcgrath grew up in different conditions. he used his height and got his wickets in that way. fans of mcgrath point out that he got to his final colour significantly quicker thenjames final colour significantly quicker then james anderson. it final colour significantly quicker thenjames anderson. it does remin

england have brought rashid into the test team.ent, and only really at that moment, did england's victory seemed assured. the james anderson, the race to take his week before the close of play. he snuck into get rid of the last man for the final delivery of the summer which ta kes final delivery of the summer which takes james anderson to 564 career wickets, no fast bowler has ever got more. it was the embrace between two friends, anderson and cook at the close here in south london. no test match that i can remember has ever done endings quite like this one. whatjimmy has achieved and what he's capable of achieving is still is outstanding, really, to him is taken as many wickets as he has. the most thing is, he is bowling, in my opinion, probably at his best to wrap this summer, he's been outstanding and we can see that carrying forward and hopefully a long time still. he does it all the time, he's been very relentless with his skills and that's why he stands at the top of the past boulders leaderboard and he deserves it totally be

the balance in the final test between england and india has tipped firmly england's way. 170—6 on day two at the oval, trailing by 162 runs and crucially — their captain virat kholi is out. ben stokes got kholi but two of the other indian wickets were taken byjames anderson, taking his test tally to 561, just two off the all time record as a fast bowler. patrick gearey reports on another fascinating day's play between these two sides. saturday morning in south london. england in an oval—shaped hole. here is the man to dig them out of it, jos buttler, batting on his birthday, guiding england from below 200 to above 300 with care and increasing flair. in the end, he made 89, more even than alastair cook yesterday. the buttler outscoring the master as england finished on 332. stirring stuff. nowjoe root asked his bowlers to carry the charge. stuart broad went into the breach and into the pads. shikhar dhawan, lbw for three. now india under pressure. kl rahul released a valve. the batsman who's struggled for runs this series decided there was little to lose and the game settl

england on the second he made 89 of england's first innings total of 332. india from the oval, patrick gearey reports. saturday morning in south london. patrick gearey reports. england in an oval—shaped hole. patrick gearey reports. here is the man to dig them out of it, jos buttler, batting on his birthday, guiding england from below 200 to above 300 with care and increasing flair. in the end, he made 89, more even than alastair cook yesterday. the buttler outscoring the master as england finished on 332. stirring stuff. as england finished on 332. nowjoe root asked his bowlers to carry the charge. stuart broad went into the breach and into the pads. shikhar dhawan, lbw for three. the breach and into the pads. now india under pressure. the breach and into the pads. kl rahul released a valve. the breach and into the pads. the batsman who's struggled for runs this series decided there was little to lose and the game settled in for a mid—afternoon snooze. this was the wake—up call. in for a mid—afternoon snooze. rahul gone to sam curran, a young man with a kn

if that promised time to regroup, england we re promised time to regroup, england were immediately forcedy bairstow spectacularly dismissed. the last thing england could afford was another collapse, ben stokes survived this one, but onlyjust. what they needed was disciplined, and when it mattered most, that deserted them. a moment's hesitation, a moment's panic, joe root runout. the match nasa carefully balanced, it was not a time to let things slip. but today there was a butler to clean it up. this tookjos buttler passed his half—century, and innings that may prove crucial. adam wilde, bbc news. so england have a lead of 233 with two wickets remaining at close of play on day three. adil rashid falling at the last ball of the day. sam curran and stuart broad will resume in the morning with england 260—8. well, there was quite a performance in monza today, as kimi raikokonnen produced the fastest ever formula one lap to put his ferrari on pole for their home italian grand prix tomorrow. his team mate sebastien vettel was second fastest, as they locked out the front row with championship le

he's england's all time leading runs scorer.t flushing meadows. serena williams and rafael nadal are among the star turns being served up in new york later on, and they'll hope to avoid going the way of maria sharapova and roger federer. they're both out, with the five—time champion federer knocked out by a man ranked number 55 in the world. here's our tennis correponsdent russell fuller. john millman has the reputation of being one of the best blogs in tennis and he played an outstanding match. the celebration was discreet, i see. i think he realised the shock the stadium felt when roger federer was knocked out. roger federer could not trust his serve and made too many errors for the resorting to the drop shot almost in desperation and admitted afterwards he was quite glad it was all over. but felt a bit like his defeat in the fourth round in new york in 2013. we did not know then he had a back problem. and he came back spectacularly. can he win again, i would came back spectacularly. can he win again, iwould not came back spec

england have won the test match.ngland win the fifth test against india, as james anderson becomes the most successful fast bowler in test cricket. revealed again after the summer heatwave — homes in a lost valley in cornwall re—emerge after more than 50 years underwater. and coming up in sportsday later in the hour on bbc news: scottish football is staying in glasgow, as the sfa do a deal to buy hampden park. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. britain's most senior police officer says the government's refusal to increase police pay by 3% was like a punch on the nose. cressida dick says she was "extremely disappointed" by the decision to give police a 2% rise — despite an independent panel recommending it should be more. the home secretary, sajid javid, said he understood the pressures facing the police, but had to consider affordability and fairness to taxpayers. it comes as a public spending watchdog called the government's approach to police funding "ineffective". our home affairs correspondent, tom

that was england only.st for the other nations of the uk. much more about that coming up. we will torture our weather presenters throughout the day to explain more about this figure is —— we will talk to our weather presenters. the most senior doctor looking after the mental health of england s doctors has warned of serious and continuing problems, saying the situation is at "tipping point". suicide rates among doctors are rising — and the number of female doctors taking their own lives is four times as high as that among people in other professions. chris hemmings spoke to the mother of a doctor who took her own life last year. there's about 240,000 doctors working in the nhs. we rely on many of them to treat our mental health issues but is enough being done to help them with theirs? doctor lauren spooner‘s daughter sophie had been diagnosed but took up sophie had been diagnosed but took up own life. she came back from holiday, went to work, did a morning clinic, no one noticed anything was wrong. at 12 o'

it's been a bittersweet day for alistair cooke in the last test between england and india. it's the former captain's final game for his country and although he played some of his best cricket reaching a half century, it was india's bolwers who had the best of the first day at the oval as england were 198—7 at the close of play. joe wilson reports. for about two thirds of the day of test cricket was all about alastair cook, he walked out to a guard of honour, the indian players either side of them applauding and a warm handshake from the team captain, it seemed very appropriate and genuine and marked the respect for him across world cricket, and then he settled down for a typical inning, painstaking methodical patient, there was a time after lunch when scoring almost stopped. cook got to 71 before he was dismissed, inside edge, delivery from their team, throws around the ground, never heard ending like that at an english test match. and yet will field that was a reward for the good bowling and lack of luck throughout the day, particularly survived many plays and missed as he

when hejoined the bank of england, hejoined and when hejoined the bank of england, he joined and signedined the bank of england, hejoined and signed up saying he would do his term at the head without knowing what was in store. when he took on the term, he said he would only do it for five years and then he said he would stay on for a six year. he gives you a long—term sense of where he is going but he will say this week whether or not he remained at the bank of england and some people have told the financial times that he has something to work on it britain leaves the european union, he can get his teeth into something interesting. but if we crash out, he may want to go. something interesting. but if we crash out, he may want to goli something interesting. but if we crash out, he may want to go. i met mark carney a couple of times and some describe him as the george clooney and he has four daughters and they are quite young and he is thinking about them and their future and something i talked to him about because i am the fourth of four girls andi because i am the fourth of four girls a

up temperatures for england and wales. 26 in the south—east, really warm for this time of year. into this evening, complicated weather map. this area of low pressure is storm helene, and it will be arriving in the south—west first, then into wales. the winds pick up here this evening and overnight and this area of rain pushes in as well. still rain in northern ireland, northern and western parts of scotland, with eastern areas dry and clear but warm tonight. tropical air, so no lower than 60 degrees in some places. moving into tomorrow, the winds are feature of the weather across the winds are feature of the weather a cross m ost the winds are feature of the weather across most of england and wales. a0 mph and maybe 60 mph around western hills and coasts. a windy day and we will soon start to see the back of the rain in wales, moving quickly in the rain in wales, moving quickly in the morning across northern england, scotla nd the morning across northern england, scotland and into the north sea. after that, sunshine comes

, and the developing gales we expect across england and wales.ecause on that weather front bringing rain we are developing low pressure which slows it down and intensifies it particularly over the hills. it also picks up the wind strength in england and wales with those gale force winds likely. everything is then swept away out into the near continent including any remaining warmth and we get cooler and fresh air arriving warmth and we get cooler and fresh airarriving on warmth and we get cooler and fresh air arriving on friday and north—westerly effluent which means some showers come into scotland and northern ireland gone into northern england and wales. further south it might be dry with some sunshine but the temperatures are back to where they should be for this time of the year. turning cooler and fresh on friday heading into the weekend, but said they might start off quite pleasant. some sunshine and for the most pa rt pleasant. some sunshine and for the most part dry but we're not finished with the stormy weather yet with the potential for

england and rain from time to time. england and wales are generally dry but warming up as well. into the north and west of scotland, into the far north—west of england. scatterede, light showers. i think we scatterede, light showers. i think we will become fewer over the next two hours and overall it looks to be dried. sunshine around temperatures could get as high as 17, especially in the south—east and east anglia where we have the bluest of the skies. little cloutier at all. any cloud forming will melt away for england and wales, temperatures falling quickly amongst the clear skies and light winds. atlantic winds common for northern ireland and one more cloud and could bring some rain. temperatures will be lower tonight for england and wales. those of the numbers in towns and cities. in the countryside, wales and the south of england could get a touch of frost. but it will warm up quickly in the sunshine on tuesday under england and wales under that age of high pressure. this weather front age of high pressure. this weather fro nt m oves age of high pressure. this weather fro

but our weather front has cloud from south—west england, wales, the west midlands, northern england,outh—east scotland, clearing away. any rain on the front, though, turning increasingly light in the afternoon, showery in nature. north, north—west scotland here with sunny spells, and northern ireland lighter winds than the weekend. so yes, it is cooler, but still pleasant in the sun. much cooler in eastern scotland, north—east england, where some patchy rain continues into the afternoon, compared with the weekend. some sunny spells developing through western counties of wales. the east midlands, east anglia and south—east england with sunny spells, and you're on the warm side of the weather front, so temperatures here still in the low and in some spots mid—20s. now, our weather front monday night and into tuesday, it's this area of cloud, barely budges. hardly any rain on it, though. underneath it, temperatures are holding into double figures. but now most of scotland and northern ireland is on the colder side of the front, so temperatures readily dipping down into single figures und

a soggy saturday for much of england and wales.urther north, not a bad day but there will be won or two showers. sunday, was more in the way of sunshine. still quite windy particularly in the north but it will be warmer than saturday. temperatures up to 22. you can find a1li temperatures up to 22. you can find a 1k day forecast on the website. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at 2... the missed opportunities to save kaden: an inquest rules a hospital's gross failure of care contributed to the death of the toddler in manchester. as soon as he died, we launched a rigorous and wide—ranging investigation to establish what had happened and put in place measures to ensure that this does not happen again. puttin' the boot in: britain prepares to confront russia in the united nations security council over it's role in the salisbury poisonings. trump in a hump: the president gets angry — as members of his team deny writing an anonymous newspaper article that described him as "erratic" and "amoral". less pay for

you cannot say this for the north of england and to pay for this as he seemed to say, north of englanda northern powerhouse and it is time they delivered it. i am not suggesting for one moment it is the north who pays for it on their own but a great first step if you want to mirror the powers of transport for london is for the revenues to be invested back in northern transport and just to be clear about the disruption over this summer, i have said on repeated occasions it has been completely unacceptable, the service we have seen, on northern rail, but it is quite complicated because those new timetables were notjust introduced by the government, transport for the north satjointly with the government and i have heard government ministers, chris grayling and myself saying sorry for the disruption, what i have not heard are the representatives from transport for the north who are on that committee saying sorry and apologising for their part, who were on that committee. that is your chance to, andy burnham. i did not design a timetable. i am not responsible for running the railways. i am

, north—west england, parts of north wales.pot of rain. we could see further showers returning to western scotland, too, first thing this morning. and where we have the cloud, the temperatures generally starting and where you have the cloud, then temperatures generally starting in double figures, otherwise clear skies and single figure values, on the chilly side. in fact, today will be feeling cooler right the border, especially across the north. and we're starting the morning off with a good deal of sunshine around. showers will start to get going across scotland, and then we'll see another feature, another weather front moving out of ireland across the irish sea into wales and the midlands and south—west england, as we head on into the afternoon. so conditions go downhill for many central and southern parts of england and wales. could see still a little bit of sunshine across the far south—east, where we could make 20 or 21 degrees. further north, a lot more cloud, outbreaks of rain, temperatures in the high—to—high teens cel

and working across the rest of england and wales. rest of england and wales.idlands, lincolnshire. quite a mild night here. night here. warm in —— thundery showers in the warm weather. warm weather. wales in north—west england, some heavy and persistent rain. heavy and persistent rain. that could cause one or two issues. could cause one or two issues. the strongest of the winds into england and wales. england and wales. another windy white to come. white to come. a blustery day dry and large. and large. sharma —— some of the showers heavy and thundery. showers heavy and thundery. temperatures between ten and 17 degrees. it will feel noticeably cooler. cooler. these are the areas of greatest concern. by exams and social media. of the next generation. down from 41 percent in 2009. with five years ago. sam owen. deputy chief guide, what a title. thank you very much indeed. thatj, how would you describe yourself? yourself? it's quite shocking, some of the findings of the survey. of the findings of the survey. would you describe yourself as happy? you describe your

public— health england, countries. it is a strange, this one.of 28 eu nations and the average life expectancy is 83 full cash women, for men it is 79.4 years, but it doesn't go into any details of why. spanish women have the highest life expectancy of 86.3 years. many can live to 81, a lovely place to live. but i feel like there is not a lot here i doubt why women in the uk are not doing as well as overseas. i want to know more. talking about the causes of chronic diseases, obesity is mentioned, diabetes, perhaps that is what it is due to. obesity, rises in rest cancer. a startling figure but also a slightly odd report which i didn't excite and us. —— breast cancer. i am didn't excite and us. —— breast cancer. iam not didn't excite and us. —— breast cancer. i am not sure, didn't excite and us. —— breast cancer. iam not sure, as a didn't excite and us. —— breast cancer. i am not sure, as a woman, what i should be doing. move to spain and! what i should be doing. move to spain and i moved to italy and we will live forever. a surprisingly story fro

now the rain asi southern england too.finish with rain in south wales and the south midlands. the weather front will wriggle northwards once again and we will see rain become widespread across the country but only for a time. most will ease away into tomorrow morning as our weather front returns south. the south will continue to see milder air south. the south will continue to see milderairagain, south. the south will continue to see milder air again, another muggy night in southern counties with temperatures in the teens, to the north, clearer skies turning fresher into tomorrow morning. if you are in north wales northern england a vastly improved day tomorrow. sunshine and a few showers for northern ireland and scotland, not quite as windy but a greater chance of rain in southern counties of england and that rain will push away the mild airwe england and that rain will push away the mild air we have at the moment and all will feel fresher with temperatures wyllie in the mid teen, after a fresher day comes a cooler night.

with a year to go, what kind of shape our england then?has been a difficult year on and off the field. eddiejones has a few holes to fill in his backroom team. we are organised, we have improved the stuff, it has never been any different. we still have the defence and attack coach we have those guys in process and we can confirm them hopefully in the next couple of weeks. it is always an ongoing process looking how we can improve the star. 12 england players have beenin the star. 12 england players have been in the headlines for the wrong reasons. chris ashton copping a ban for a dangerous tackle and he will be out of action until the autumn series. danny cipriani, the star for england in their last victory against south africa in cape town? but that his brush with the law what has eddiejones said about the meet fly half? we felt it has been dealt with, it is a situation you would like to have a game. danny understands it and we are judging him by his rugby. did you roll your eyes a bit when you heard the news given his track record? look,

but at the moment, it looks like england and wales will get the worst of it.cularly as the rain starts to clear away. as we move into monday, that wet and windy weather should have pushed away into the continent, leaving us with some much drier conditions. there'll be a few showers around, still quite windy in northern and eastern areas, lighter winds towards the south—west and perhaps a top temperature of 15 or 16 degrees. big changes on the way for next week. instead of the jet stream being right over the uk, driving in all these storms, it gets pushed further north, and that allows high pressure to build in. so that's what's settling things down, and certainly changing the look and the feel of the weather as we head into next week. so tuesday, a lot of dry weather. by this stage, it won't be as windy. light winds for the most part. those are the temperatures, 15 to perhaps 17 degrees. but it will be quite a bit cooler at night. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: hundreds of p

we're not 100% sure how much but across scotland and northern england a cooler wind and northern england a cooler wind and occasional showers. so quite changeable day tomorrow and quite cool across the north of the uk. on friday low—pressure around in the north sea and that means increasing wind for scotland and particularly the north east of england and also potentially some quite heavy rain especially round eastern scotland and into the north—east of england. again further south and west the weather not looking that bad again. but for most it is around the teens, around 14 degrees in newcastle and with that wind feeling cool. for the weekend and beyond, this is what we're watching, this relatively cool air approaching the northern part of the uk so the thinking is over the coming days it will remain cool especially across the north and actually we will all experience some fresher weather and styles of rain. last weekend was so fabulous across the country but this weekend more cloud around and maybe a hint that by sandy bell's temperatures will bump up again around london. at all in all

, north—west england, parts of north wales.d the odd spot of rain. we could see further showers returning to western scotland, too, first thing this morning. and where you have the cloud, then temperatures generally starting in double figures, otherwise under clear skies, single—figure values, so on the chilly side. in fact, today will be feeling cooler right the border, especially across the north. and we're starting the morning off with a good deal of sunshine around, in fact, too. showers will start to get going, though, across scotland, then we'll see another feature, another weather front moving out of ireland, across the irish sea into wales and the midlands and south—west england, as we head on into the afternoon. so conditions go downhill for many central and southern parts of england and wales. could see still a little bit of sunshine across the far south—east, where we could make 20 or 21 degrees. further north, a lot more cloud, outbreaks of rain, temperatures around the high—to—high teens celsius. but it's going to

and england's netball players are backin and england's netball players are back in action down under.d dominated the first quarter in newcastle but momentum shifted in the second and at half—time it is the second and at half—time it is the hosts who are leading 2a—25. and the umpire who encouraged nick kyrgios has been suspended from his next two tournaments. the umpire was heard telling him that he wanted to help the australian as he helped —— trailed by a set and a break. the atp says his actions were deemed to have compromised the impartiality thatis have compromised the impartiality that is required of an official. that is all be sport for now but you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. we will have more for you in the next hour. well, many questions remain about what a post—brexit britain will look like. so now it's time to take your questions on brexit and ask what the uk's future outside of the eu will look like in ask this. we've been asking you to send in your questions to our guests, professor anand menon — director of the independent research body u

running into north—west england.g down into single figures. we're watching a weather system coming in from the atlantic on saturday. it may produce any rain and far south of northern ireland before it brightens up. most of the rain runs until it parts of wales northern england, the midlands and parts of eastern england. that much of southern england, some bright and sunny spells and mainly dry. breezy through ourfrontal sunny spells and mainly dry. breezy through our frontal zone. a sunny spells and mainly dry. breezy through ourfrontal zone. a bit of patchy rain in scotland but by the afternoon here, by the odd shower, sunny spells around. dry weather, two, and temperatures in the mid—to high teens. this is bbc news i'm rachel schofield. the headlines at 7pm. the government is to draw up the biggest change to divorce law in england and wales in almost 50 years allowing more couples to split without apportioning blame. thousands of ba customers cancel their credit cards after a huge data breach at the airline. a spec

it had the odd shower running through north—west england.n pushing in towards eastern scotland and north east england. most will be dry, clear and temperatures in rural areas down into single figures. 0n friday, low—pressure in the north sea. the closer you are too that brings a risk of rain, or the chance of rain. especially earlier in the day. the closer you are to scotland and north—east england, it will fade. some showers dotted about elsewhere. some cloud building. away from the eastern coast of scotland and north—east england, the northern isles, outbreaks of rain and many will be dry. it feels cooler, a strong north—westerly breeze. probably more noticeable, the further south you are, the warm spot may be around 20. that's around the top. at the weekend, a frontal system develops. some uncertainty surrounding how the rain will go. in western england, we see heavy bursts for a time on saturday. the position of this may change. it could avoid most of southern england but that could also change. it looks at the moment as though it stays

we've already got outbreaks of rain across south—west england, wales, central and southern parts of englands through the afternoon. the northern extent of this rain, probably northern parts of wales, the north midlands, northern parts of east anglia. ahead of this, lots of cloud, a few showers. the most frequent of the showers across northern and western parts of scotland. still quite blustery for a time here. and later in the afternoon, the winds will start to strengthen across south—west england. it's a cool feel across the uk. generally 12—16 celsius, perhaps 18 or 19 for the channel islands. more rain to come across southern parts of england through this evening. eventually it starts to ease away but we are seeing more rain returning for the north and west later on tonight. a few showers going across northern and western parts of scotland. elsewhere, some clearer skies and a fairly chilly night, particularly for rural parts of northern ireland, scotland and northern england, with temperatures getting close to freezing. somewhat milder further south. 0n into sunday then, we have another

woman of the england and wales, temperatures the england and wales, temperatures the least of our worriese least of our worries for scotland and northern ireland. —— warm enough for england and wales. the weather fronts are still producing rain by wednesday night, stopping across england and wales. some uncertainty how far it will get. for most of thursday east anglia and the south—east may well be dry, we might get rain overnight, but wet weather develops elsewhere. some heavy rain over the hills of wales in north—west england, not far from southern scotland and northern ireland. there will be warm sunshine for one more day across the south—east and east anglia. simon. the main story is this lunchtime... a new report says eu national should be subject to the same immigration rules as everyone else after brexit. the problem with free movement is you don't have control over the number of migrants and you don't have control with a mix of migrants. if migration is managed there is a way in which it can accentuate the benefits and mitigate the costs. that's all from us, on bbc one rejoined go

as the dust settled on a frantic morning session, england put their heads together.land's bowlers. he may well earn man of the series, another box office 50 from india's captain. spinner naveen ali was thrill of his own tracks, perhaps where others failed, he would prevail —— moeen ali. cue the batting collapse. six wickets for just 43 runs, everything falling into england's hands, until a fitting finale, sam curran, that has to feel good, taking an unassailable 3-1 to feel good, taking an unassailable 3—1 lead with much still to play, england have beaten the number one side in the world. five people were injured trying to escape a crush entering celtic park before today's old firm derby. steven gerrard's unbeaten start as rangers manager ending in a 1—0 defeat as he came up against his former manager brendan rodgers. chris mclaughlin reports. a fixture that really need a subplot got one anywhere, brought together and united by glover pool. steven gerrard said he was ready for the toughest of tests but players were battered by champions and saved by the crossbar. eig

but breaks in the cloud, especially eastern england.its. quite a warm night to come, humid as well, increasingly breezy, especially in scotland. let's look at how sunday is shaping up. collapse still with us across is shaping up. collapse still with us across much of northwestern uk, there'll still be some bright spots around town that you can capture some light rain. southeast england as the mist clears away, barely a cloud in the sky. northeast scotland... for many, temperatures will be in the low 20s, but sunshine do eastern areas of england, mid and places. a breezy day, lots of dry weather, but picking up enough clout to produce a shower patches of rain. but some rain heading to the... west of scotla nd but some rain heading to the... west of scotland as we go through the day, the breeze is picking up, as well. northeast scotland will see some sunny well. northeast scotland will see some sunny spells. range and today in northern ireland and western scotland. a cold front leading cooler air in. behind that, there'll bea cooler air i

damp in england and scotland.ow freezing in places. quite big variations in temperatures from one place to the next. some areas of scotla nd place to the next. some areas of scotland around 11 degrees. scotland, northern ireland, the best of the sunshine. cloudy in western northern ireland later, showers in the hebrides, cloudy in northern, central england, east wales and the south—west, sunny in the south—east with temperatures down on yesterday, still above 20 41 or two. it is a largely dry nights to come —— 20 or 22. in between, clearskies largely dry nights to come —— 20 or 22. in between, clear skies around to ta ke 22. in between, clear skies around to take us into wednesday morning, and it will be another cool one for the northern half of the country, won't be surprised to see frosting places to start the day. so for tomorrow a lot more brightness across england and wales, more sunshine developing, but thick cloud into western scotland, northern ireland later on will bring outbreaks of rain and temperatures

he will stay beyond march 2019 and keep going in thatjob at the bank of england.ased about that news? i think it is a particularly positive thing. when you think about what mark carney has done post—brexit, mark carney has been the only stable part of the uk, which has managed to stay independent from any voting the government has done but really act ina way government has done but really act in a way to, number one, calm the markets. straight after the referendum we had such massive moves in the market. he has calmed the market with rate moves, he has moved rates at the right times. the governor of the bank of england is a job where you get a lot thrust at you, blame around the economy if the market is not going well, that all goes on the market policy, but mark carney has done a good job. and the reason for this has to be that the safe pair of hands will then take us through what is going to be one of the most challenging times for this country. i know the chancellor of the exchequer, philip hammond, is very relieved to see he is staying on, but when you say he

what about the finances of the nhs in england?ing out one of financial support factors and thatis of financial support factors and that is the difference between the money coming into hospital trusts and what they have to spend on rising levels of patient care. thank you very much. a brief look at the day‘s other stories. the bbc‘s director—general has said the policy of providing free television licences for those aged over 75 is to be reviewed. speaking to a parliamentary committee, lord hall said he couldn‘t guarantee the subsidy would continue in its current form after 2020. the bbc agreed to shoulder the full cost of free licences from that date, as part of its funding deal with the government. hundreds of thousands of people have flooded the streets of barcelona to mark catalonia‘s national day. it‘s the first since catalan leaders were prevented from declaring independence from spain. demonstrators demanded the release of catalan politicians who are accused of offences including rebellion. a million people living near flori

down across much of england and wales.gh wednesday afternoon. gusts once again will be higher, but not as strong as we saw on tuesday — 40 mph at times across scotland and northern ireland. in the sunshine, temperatures quite widely up to 20 or 21 celsius, including aberdeenshire and murray, which should see some sunshine through wednesday afternoon. through wednesday evening and overnight into thursday morning, our area of rain across the western isles and the scottish highlands moves its way a little bit further northwards, into 0rkney and shetland, so some clearer skies across eastern scotland. a bit more cloud across the far north of england, but clearer skies further south, where it will be another fairly cool night. some rural spots getting in the low single figures for a time. so this is the general setup as we go into thursday. we still have the influence of high pressure across central, southern england and wales, these fronts still fringing northern ireland and scotland, and bringing further cloud and outbreaks o

running circles around the england attack.e would prevail? ali to kohli. coolly caught. india's talisman gone. cue the batting collapse. six wickets for just 43 runs, everything falling into england hands. until the most fitting of finales — sam curran, just 20 years old — that's got to feel good. taking an unassailable 3—1 lead with a match still to play, england have beaten the number one side in the world. james burford, bbc news. celtic say they'll investigate a crush at their stadium which left five people injured before today's old firm derby. sportscene and match of the day follows the news, so if you don't want to know any of the day's results, then avert your attention for the next few moments. brendan rodgers ended steven gerrard's unbeaten start as rangers manager, as celtic continued their dominance in the fixture. chris mclaughlin reports. a fixture that rarely needs a subplot got one anyway. linked by liverpool, now brought together and divided by glasgow. gerrard said he was ready for the toughest of tests but f

the last thing england could afford was another collapse.iscipline, and when it mattered most, that deserted them. a moment of hesitation, a moment of panic, joe root run out. a match now so carefully ballance, it was not a time to let things sleep. but today it took a bottle to clea n sleep. but today it took a bottle to clean things up. this took him past is half—century, an innings that might prove crucial as this innings, this series, still has some way to go. adam wild, bbc news. england flyhalf danny cipriani made his gloucester debut on the opening weekend of rugby union's premiership. he set up his side's second try, as they beat northampton 27—16. exeter, beaten finalists last season, trounced leicester 40—6. while in the pro 14, glasgow warriors made a winning start in a match settled by this drop kick from stuart hogg, as they edged out connacht 27 points to 26, who could have won it had their last second penalty not hit the post. and kimi raikonnen produced the fastest lap in formula one history, as ferrari completed a one—two in

showers for northern england overnight. clea rest across showers for northern england overnight.lthough the south and east tomorrow although the high cloud might turn a little hazy at times. the start for scotla nd hazy at times. the start for scotland and northern ireland, brightening in the afternoon with sunshine and showers, showers spreading into northern england and north and west wales through the afternoon. temperatures tomorrow similarto afternoon. temperatures tomorrow similar to today, in that teens. another cool night to take us to saturday and on saturday weather fronts waiting in the wings. so while most of you start dry and bright on saturday, scotland and northern ireland, make the most of the morning sunshine. it will be bright in scotland. it will be windy in the second half of the day. england and wales, isolated showers, mostly dry on saturday. on sunday after a wet night, the rain will spread into northern england, parts of western wales, maybe the south—west, so our bright day for scotla nd south—west, so our bright day for scotland and northern ireland on s

cloudy skies in england and east. cloudy skies in england and wales.the touch cooler with temperatures in double figures in the far north—west but we are looking at temperatures in the low to mid teens on sunday. a cool appeal as we move into sunday. —— a cooler feel. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm martine croxall. today at 2. pret a manger is told its food labelling was inadequate at the inquest into the death of 15 —year—old girl, who went into cardiac arrest on a flight after eating a baguette. the father of natasha ednan—laperouse say labelling laws played russian roulette with his daughter's life and calls for urgent changes. it is clear that the food labelling laws, as they stand today, are not fit for purpose. it is now time to change the law. natasha's inquest should serve as a watershed moment. following dramatic testimony from president trump's supreme court nominee and one of the women accusing him of sexual assault, a us senate committee is expected to vote on whether to back brett kavanaugh. a remarkable rescue in micronesia —

these figures for england. hospitals and other trusts are trying to increase staff numbers to cope with the higher demand. as we have heard, there are 9000 more vacancies, 107,000 vacancies in the nhs, nurses, doctors and others, and thatis nhs, nurses, doctors and others, and that is up compared with the same time last you. and the fact the nhs regulator improvement says one reason for this is more people are leaving and it does raise the question whether these pressures are proving too much for some stuff you wa nt to proving too much for some stuff you want to get out. there will always be some vacancies but this increase is quite disturbing. is it possible to drill down into the story, the reasons why those people are leaving? is it people retiring, what is it? there is nothing in these figures that tells us precisely why, is it people who want to go off and do something else, retire early or do something else, retire early or do believe the uk. the regulator has mentioned it is a factor and suggests there

it's a cold night for much of england and wales, under clearer skies.nd across parts of northern ireland, northern and western scotland, strengthening the winds through tuesday and also bringing outbreaks of rain. but away from the far north and west, after a cold start, there will be plenty of sunshine. some early—morning mist and fog to clear. that will soon lift, and then for much of england and wales, plenty of sunshine to be found. just light winds, and very little cloud, even into the afternoon. somewhat different further north and west, more on that injust a moment. here's a closer look at a:00pm on tuesday afternoon. as you can see, lots of sunshine, very little cloud, temperatures generally across england and wales between 15 and 17 celsius. but notice how our wind symbols are turning to black. this is indicating the strength of the gusts across northern ireland, western and northern scotland through the afternoon. quite widely a0 to 50 mph, with outbreaks of rain pushing their way eastwards. perhaps dryer across the far east of scotland, with

for a across much of southwestern england fora time, and across much of southwestern england for a time and scotland, it's broken clouds and sunny spells, but there are showers, and this particularly in scotland could be heavy. as we look to the big picture as we go from thursday to friday, developing area of low pressure starts to take shape in the north sea, and if you're closest to that, it will be much cooler, italy brassiere and there will be some rain around. so some uncertainty in the detail —— it'll be breezy. far north of scotland... although it's a breezy or day, cooler feeling north of scotland... although it's a breezy or day, coolerfeeling day, many of us can will remain dry with some sunny spells around. yesterday's imagers have come down a little bit further. as we look at the picture for the weekend, low— pressure the picture for the weekend, low—pressure still close by, particularly in scotland. cloud, patchy rain and this system working from perhaps northern ireland and across england and wales during the day, taking a spell of rain. keeping a quite cool. keeping a qui