england, but a drier and brighter afternoon later on. mainly dry in scotla nd afternoon later on. mainly dry in scotlandn and south—east england although most will be dry and feeling a little warmer compared to yesterday. tomorrow evening, cloud and rain gathers in the western isles and northern ireland but elsewhere, overnight, mainly dry with some clearer skies. heading overnight, mainly dry with some clearerskies. heading into overnight, mainly dry with some clearer skies. heading into monday, this high pressure builds in the southern half of the uk but notice something wetter and windier arriving in the northern half which will bring spells of heavy rain in northern ireland and scotland on monday, some of the rain moving into parts of northern england and north wales. further south and east, mainly dry albeit with increasing cloud through the day. the winds are fairly light for many but quite gusty in scotland and northern ireland, particularly in the morning so ireland, particularly in the morning $03 ireland, particularly in the morning so a fairly blustery feeling to stop the new week combined wi

i find it a bit strange we have different rules — england, scotland, wales. dchildren together, but we don't, so we just have to do as we're told, really, don't we? i understand why they're doing it but obviously we all want to get back to normal. especially like dave said with the grandchildren and that, you want to be able to spend time with them all together but obviously we can't do that. the game is almost done but there's no rest for six—year—old devin, his day has just begun. he's off to his best friend noah's birthday party. again, a squirt of sanitiser, then it's lights, music and dance. this party was brought forward from october. the venue not certain they'll be able to stay open after the rule changes. as far as the rules on the government website and the risk assessments we've done, we've done everything we can do to open within social bubbles but it's a very grey area so at the moment we're still a little confused as to how we move forward. the party ends with more foam and it's not even lunchtime. the pub down the road, together, devin and noah'

one last night of partying before a ban on gatherings of more than 6 people takes a fact in england scotland and wales. almost every day is don't tell a drunk people to go out and up on i don't be like no you can't go out anymore it's not a. very warm welcome to the program on this monday it's 5 pm here in the russian capital let's get started with your live news update russia's president has called for dialogue between the bell of russian leadership and opposition to the ongoing crisis in the country following the disputed election last month what amir putin is now meeting with president alexander lukashenko in the black sea resort city of sochi and we're not joined live by our team is in their patrol go who has been following the talks for us so tell us more about what's been said so far. jacqueline hi there well i can tell you that before this trip the line from both sides from the russian side and the belorussian side was that this trip of the main intention of it is to talk about cooperation between the 2 countries but the obvious assumption by many many people though was that the long

one last night of partying before a crackdown on gatherings over 6 people takes the fact an england scotland and wales. told us that last night. don't tell the dog people to go out there now but i don't feel like you know you can't go out anymore it's not except. you're watching are to international bring your live news updates from our studio here in moscow welcome to the program berlin says its assessment that alex to not only was poisoned with a chemical nerve agent from the group has been confirmed by laboratories in france and sweden earlier a german military found traces of the poison in the russian opposition figures bio samples russia's request to access that evidence has so far heated are just bitter all over has the latest from berlin. berlin is now saying that 3 laboratories have confident that not a chalk or a substance from that of a chalk family was present in samples taken from alexina valley we've also heard that the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons is starting its process to verify. those results that have been taken we heard from stephens i bet on monday

england. showers continue across into scotland, perhaps north coast of northern ireland and if you coming intoote for many, showers from that word go. scotland will get patchy rain across northern ireland, patchy rain in north—west england. quite damp around greater manchester area, especially towards the end of the day. southern england dry with sunshine. the second half of the weekend, quite a bit of cloud around. we are expecting further rain. rain moves across north—west england, north—west wales, it could be dampfor england, north—west wales, it could be damp for much of the day. rain light but persistent. eastern scotla nd light but persistent. eastern scotland could beat the place that stays dry with occasional brighter spells. next week, weatherfronts across the uk, always quite weak fears, bringing cloud and the threat ofa fears, bringing cloud and the threat of a little bit of rain at times. little in the way of big changes next week. often cloudy, a little bit of rain for some others, and some bright spells. this is bbc news. the headlines... confusion over quarantine — holidaymaker

one last night of partying then before a crackdown today or gatherings of a 6 takes effect in england scotland and wales. is don't tell people to go out there now but i don't feel like that anymore it's that . good afternoon just turned one of the afternoon moscow time money was kevin though in this is out international life my world new center one story dominating this out of the committee following in great detail. again taking place throughout sunday calling for president alexander lukashenko to resign we'll talk about that 1st in the capital minsk of a brutal clashes between demonstrators and security forces at least 400 arrests were made crowds are keeping up the pressure then after more than a month now the contested election which alexander lukashenko won with 80 percent of the vote the opposition though still claiming that election was rigged they say . the pope. there are also several counter protests in minsk on sunday 2 people voicing their support for president looking good and calling for an end to the post-election unrest that's pretty much we've been seeing over the last 4 weeks

brits enjoy one last night of partying before a crackdown on gatherings over 6 takes effect in england scotland and wales. is don't tell people to go out there now but don't be like no you can't go anymore it. on the german armed forces are poised to roll out special military ranks for women in the name of gender equality the critics say that's the least of these problems right. for a good morning to start of a brand new day month of the 14th of september my name's kevin 0 in here at the world news center moscow with the half hour for you hope you can stay with me then the top story this morning belarus what's happening there the latest developments well they are that rallies again took place throughout sunday calling for president alexander looking to resign in the capital minsk little brutal clashes at times between demonstrators and security forces at least $400.00 arrests were made crowds keeping up the pressure then more than a month after the contested election which look at one with 80 percent of the vote the opposition claims the election was rigged. because. there were also several cou

one last night of partying before a ban on gatherings of more than 6 people takes a fact in england scotland and wales. is don't tell people to go out then up on me like you know you can't go out anymore it's that except. a very warm welcome to the program from all of us here at r t h q in moscow let's get started with your live news update. the presidents of russia and belarus are now meeting in the black sea resort city of sochi i'm going to look at shadows visit comes at a time of on rest in his country where there's been more than a month a protest song the contested election trying to reports on the talks. the republic of belarus has been on the brink of turning into a new violent crisis hotspot and eastern europe protesters keep filling the streets of bell russian cities although president alexander lukashenko has been able to avoid the worst case scenario for him a nationwide strike and a full scale revolution the longstanding béla russian leader often called the russian president after the vote as he was trying to bring the situation in his country under control and now after a bit m

social gatherings in england scotland and wales are now limited to 6 people starting from monday u.k.'s tightening restrictions amid a sharp increase in covert infections the so-called rule of 6 bans larger gatherings both indoors and outdoors however there are exceptions with larger gatherings still permitted at work schools gyms and places of worship police have been given powers to crack down on offenders with potential fines of more than 3000 pounds on sunday 3300 people in the u.k. tested positive for kovan 1980 sharp increase compared with a month ago but the recent spike in cases fail to deter some revelers looking to enjoy themselves ahead of the ban as are too shoddy at word stuff she reports. well you would think it was new year's eve ok prior to the final of the football world cup but come monday the new fall of 6 restricting meet ups of more than half a dozen people will be implemented meaning scenes like this will once again be afraid up down not sure if that's the kind of begins i mean it's a gate crashers brits are living up the last of freedom. the public was just abou

brits enjoy one last night of partying before a crackdown on gatherings over 6 takes effect in england scotland and wales. is don't tell people to go out there now but. the german armed forces a poised to roll out special military ranks in the name of gender equality though critics say that's the least of the problems right now. no one in the party very good morning from moscow this monday the 14th of september . new center with a brand new update for you to take you through it then we start with this what's happening in belarus and the politics around it rallies again took place throughout sunday calling for president alexander lukashenko to resign in the capital minsk the brutal clashes between demonstrators and security forces at least $400.00 arrests were made crowds are keeping up the pressure then more than a month after the contested election which. one with 80 percent of the vote the opposition claims the election was rigged. the fire a. little bit about. there were also several counter protest to report to a minsk on sunday people voicing their support for president looking showing go

in england it applies to any six people including family indoors or outdoors. in scotlandix also applies indoors and outdoors but only two households can meet, and children under the age of 12 are not included in the tally. it's different in northern ireland and wales, where the rule of six only applies if people are meeting indoors. in wales it doesn't include children under the age of ii. if people break the rules in england they could face fines of up to £3,200. our correspondentjon kay has spent the day with police officers in bristol as the new rules came into force. because the rules have changed and it includes children as well. 0k. so you're over the number that we're supposed to... confusion in the park this afternoon. police officers explain to this mum that her toddlers picnic is in breach of the law because they're a group of seven. it's very difficult to understand, though, because if i'm allowed to go into a pub with loads of people and i'm a metre apart from that person and i can't be with my kids' friends. if i count up us with our kids, we are more than si

, something scotland a few showers crop up across englandke us into tomorrow morning. the picture for thursday morning, a lot more sunshine around the exception being the northern half of scotland, outbreaks of rain here in cloud for time, east anglia with some rain around the far eastern coast it a few showers crop up across england, southern scotland and northern ireland, showers in the southwest as we go into the afternoon, some of them heavy and thundering. many will spend the bulk dry and a little bit fresher as a result of today, temperatures in the mid teens. thursday evening, the showers push us northwards and to the south. all in the jet stream is panic across the atlantic, dipping down to the side of the uk in within that dip, area pressure will be stuck and be with us for a few days and how that interacts with the jet stream will be showing just how wet and windy it is. it looks like we will see a lot of air pressure developing across france, storm alex, this where the greatest impact will be felt but is potential to cause some di

i find it a bit strange we have different rules — england, scotland, wales. after the rule changes. as far as the rules on the government website and the risk assessments we've done, we've done everything we can do to open within social bubbles but it's a very grey area so at the moment we're still a little confused as to how we move forward. the party ends with more foam and it's not even lunchtime. the pub down the road, together, devin and noah's family are a group of eight so this will be the last sunday lunch together for the foreseeable future. devin's dad resigned to another change to their way of life. i have never understood why we'd have subtle changes and some of the difference in the rules, it is difficult to work out. this isn't something that we do too often so it won't affect everyday life so i guess either you find a way to manage it or don't do it, it is your choice. governments across the uk are clear, urgent action is necessary now to control the spread of the virus. the family will of course abide by the new rules but the mood here is a sce

england and wales more cloud for northern ireland and scot. some splashes of rain but not as wet as it has been in north—west scotland. ra cloud maybe 20 degree, towards the south of england possibly 30. we haven't been to 30 in september since 2016. through this evening an tonight the rain in northern ireland and scot will pep up for a time, so heavier bursts here and there. the odd showerfor bursts here and there. the odd shower for wales bursts here and there. the odd showerfor wales and bursts here and there. the odd shower for wales and the south—west, otherwise england and wales keeping clear spell, the odd fog patch to the east and it will be a mild night. early fog will clear quickly and it's a largely sunny day tomorrow, though some low cloud will happen on to the north east coasts turning its grey. brightening up after a soggy start in northern ireland, scotland drying up for the most part, although some rain will continue in the far north, we could see showers in southern scotland and maybe north—west england later in the day. warm foreterre likes of glasgow and belfast tomorrow and we could get to 30, this

new coronavirus restrictions including curfews for pubs and restaurants there only apply in england scotland wales and northern ireland decide their own roles johnson says infections are again rising exponentially and warned an even tougher response may be needed if barker reports from london. britons hoped it wouldn't have to be not the full lockdown of march but facing strict controls on the lives and livelihoods of millions measures that could last for 6 months we have to acknowledge that this is a great and freedom loving country and while the vast majority have complied with the rules there's been too many breaches too many opportunities for our invisible enemy to slip through undetected never in our history has our collective destiny and our collective health depended so completely on our individual behavior if we follow these simple rules together we will get through this winter together there are unquestionably difficult months to come and the fight against aids is by no means over. among the raft of measures bigger fines for not wearing a mask and face coverings are now mandatory fo

these rules annnced will apply to england, scotland, wales, northern ireland, introducing similar,oughersures. let's talk england. office workers are being asked to work at home from possible. pubs and restaurants are asked to shut at 10:00 p.m. whether things -- weddings and gatherings are restricted. if you went all the details on the regulations being announced, you can find that through bbc.com/news. in a few minutes on outside source, we will turn to america because, unfortunately today, it's death toll from covid-19 past 200,000. -- itsl death tom covid-19 surpassed 200,000. investigating the italian citizenship test. the university denies wrongdoing and suara is -- it is quite a story. correspondent: they are reported to be conversationsou between vastaff, including examiners and the italian teacher of lui suarez, it was reported to say thatua the urn footballer does not speak a word of italian, cannot conjugate italian verbs, but h the staff agreed he would pass following an agreement and a discussion with the dean of the university. one apparently expressed concern he could be c

we only have tests and protective attesting trace in england, test and protect in scotland, and humanings that work here. we have marginal treatments around people who are very sick and we have got a little bit better at intensive ca re got a little bit better at intensive care treatment for people with covid. but medical advances have not helped us to stop the disease and prevented from getting worse. so we need to moderate human behaviour until science gives us a solution. you say it is the only thing to do but there are people who say we need to learn to live with this virus because it is going to be with us for many years potentially. that is what sweden has done, some people would say quite successfully by going for herd immunity and a p pa re ntly going for herd immunity and apparently kind of achieving it. sweden is slightly misunderstood if you will forgive me, ben. i know that chief executives in sweden and i know the guy who does myjob in sweden. they have done it slightly differently and have managed to keep schools open throughout their lockdown but i did say to one of the

temperatures are up on today, as high as 19 or 20 in central and southern england, still in the mid teens in northern scotlandireland, a few showers clearing away from south—east england. going into monday, high pressure builds in the southern half of the uk but is this low pressure to the north will bring further spells of rain in scotland and northern ireland and some gusty winds so it could be a fairly wet start to the new week in the northern half of the country, some rain moving into north—west england and north wales in the afternoon. south east, mainly dry, parramatta cloud and increasing through the day and watch out for some gusty winds in the morning in scotland and northern ireland. heading into monday afternoon, some warmer air pushing into the uk, so we could reach 21 celsius in central and southern england, still in the high teens in scotland and northern ireland and this trend continues on tuesday and wednesday with warmer air flooding across the uk. tuesday and wednesday with warmer airflooding across the uk. it tuesday and wednesday with warmer air flooding across the uk. it does not equate t

ahead of that a lot of cloud spilling into southern scotland, northern england and north wales.in temperatures will easily stay in double figures but while we have clear skies, particularly further south, still in single figures and we start the new week with a north—south split. so wetter and windy to the north the uk, drier and increasingly warm and humid for the south. on monday, rain already across northern ireland and scotland will sink its way slowly south eastwards, tending to fizzle out as it does so but likely some rain into northern england, parts of wales, south—west england, drier further south and east you are but with increasing cloud and perhaps some gusty winds for a time across the north of england, into scotland and northern ireland but despite the breeze, the cloud and the rain, temperatures will still be in the high teens across the north of the uk and perhaps up to 20 or 21 celsius further south and east, and we hold onto that plume of warmth as we head through tuesday and for some, on wednesday although the temperatures start to come down across the north o

coronavirus restrictions it includes curfews for pubs and restaurants but the only apply in england scotland wales and northern ireland decide their own rules johnson says infections are again rising exponentially and warned don't even tougher response may be needed. malaysia's opposition leader anwar ibrahim is claiming that he has the support if enough m.p.'s to form a government says he had secured a strong majority this is just the latest episode in what has been a turbulent time in malaysian politics more on that with our correspondent florence louie just a moment but 1st let's just hear from. we have. a strong. majority i'm not talking about 56. much more that. the suspect. is believed to be and let's bring in florence is joining us from kuala lumpur so put his comments into context for us what happens next. right ok let me give you a little bit of background in malaysian politics so you didn't just sit in is the current prime minister and he took power in a coup in february now on what is now using the same tactic that read in yasin used back in february because we didn't yes and had

scattered showers drifting their way east and a little more cloud perhaps across scotland, northern ireland and northern englandn the southeast. a little bit cooler into the north because we've got an area of high pressure that's drifting in across the north of scotland. and it's going to introduce more of a northeasterly airflow over the next couple of days. so the temperatures will start to recede. now, that means the best of the sunshine for wednesday will be across central and southern england and wales. there's always going to be the risk of more cloud through northern england, scotland, northern ireland. and a cooler feel here — temperatures into the mid—teens, but we could see highest values of 26 in the southeast corner. a good deal of dry weather to close out the working week, but notably cooler. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. an historic agreement for the middle east signed at the white house. the united arab emirates and bahrain agree to normalise relations with israel. president trump says it's a new dawn for the middle east. these agreements prove that the nations of the region are

ahead of that a lot of cloud spilling into southern scotland, northern england and north wales.igures but while we have clear skies, particularly further south, still in single figures and we start the new week with a north—south split. so wetter and windy to the north the uk, drier and increasingly warm and humid for the south. on monday, rain already across northern ireland and scotland will sink its way slowly south eastwards, tending to fizzle out as it does so but likely some rain into northern england, parts of wales, south—west england, drier further south and east you are but with increasing cloud and perhaps some gusty winds for a time across the north of england, into scotland and northern ireland but despite the breeze, the cloud and the rain, temperatures will still be in the high teens across the north of the uk and perhaps up to 20 or 21 celsius further south and east, and we hold onto that plume of warmth as we head through tuesday and for some, on wednesday although the temperatures start to come down across the north of the uk. tuesday is a mostly cloudy day, th

across england and scotland, bars, restau ra nts, pu bs england and scotland, bars, restaurants, pubsst had seen that for a little time before and there had been concerned this would hit their takings just at a time when restau ra nts a nd takings just at a time when restaurants and pubs had started to recover. we saw that bumper august with eat out to help out, things are subdued a bit now and the last two nights have seen that 10pm deadline for closing come into effect and we are starting to get a bit of feedback about the impact that has had across england and scotland. i have heard from the night—time industries association, they represent bars and restaurants as well, they say a snap poll of their members revealed 62% drop in trade compared to what they had been seeing in the past few weeks, so they are saying there has been a noticeable impact and the message from the hospitality industry generally has been is notjust about the hard deadline of ten o'clock, although that does hit your takings if you can't perhaps have a second ina if you can't perhaps have a second in a sitting

in scotland and wales, children are not included in the six but they are in england.ill allowed in gyms, places of worship and add covid to secure weddings and funerals while in northern ireland, six people from two households can meet indoors and up to 15 can gather outside. this morning another reminder why the measures are needed. desperate to avoid scenes like this, doctors in england are warning a second peak of covid—i9 in the coming months is their number one concern. they told the british medical association that if it happens, confusing public health messaging and problems with test and trace would be to blame. what we have at the moment, because we are not having the ability to test people, is we don't know who has the infection and that is spreading on a daily basis and every day counts. this infection can double in terms of the numbers infected injust a few days and that is the biggest priority doctors say it needs to happen today. the government says it is testing hundreds of thousands of people every day but some people are still struggling to get tests

england, out of that. where you're clear, it'll be chilly again, and again parts of northern ireland, scotland and northern'll keep a fair amount of cloud across the midlands, across the eastern side of england, you could see a few spots of light rain. there's still a noticeable wind right along that coast in particular, just not as strong as it's been. the lighter winds elsewhere, you get to see a bit of sunshine, maybe turning hazy later in northern ireland. the temperature may be a degree or so higher. but as winds turn south—westerly into the start of next week, it will turn a bit milder. a bit of rain heading to northern ireland on monday, and further spells of wind and rain across the uk coming our way from midweek. welcome to bbc news. i'm maryam moshiri. our top stories: us media are reporting that donald trump has decided to nominate federaljudge amy coney barrett to the supreme court. but the president remains tight—lipped. so that decision will be made — it is made in my own mind, but we will be announcing it tomorrow at five o'clock at the white house. the nominee will fill the seat made vacant

england. and scotland, wales and northern ireland are all introducing similar measures. england first: office workers in england have been asked to work from home if they canpubs and restaurants will be required to shut at 10pm. and customers will have to wear face masks unless they are seated weddings will be now be restricted to gatherings of 15 people, with 30 people allowed at funerals. here's one public health professor on what's behind the government's thinking. the prime minister is working on the evidence that the transmission is encouraged, more likely where you have a high prevalence of the community and where a lot of people are mixing together in close proximity for a period of time, and particularly indoors, so therefore the obvious response is to try to limit those opportunities and that means restricting the amount of time people are, particularly in the hospitality industry, things that might be considered discretionary, but to protect schools and other settings. the opposition leader, sir keir starmer, has given his support to the new measures. but he's a

it's also complicated by the fact that there are teams in england, scotland, wales and northern irelandy generally average 70—100% of fans coming that's where we need to make it work. so we are, at this point, we cannot start. for the players, no means tough decisions will be have to be made. ray britton cap in place for the sheffield steelers and with no prospect of elite league hockey in the uk, he is considering a move abroad just to pay the bills. i think, for me, if there is no hockey played here, i am going to have to look to go away and see what's there, but, again, there are so many players looking for so few jobs right now, so it's tough. so many players looking for so few jobs right now, so it's toughm so many players looking for so few jobs right now, so it's tough. is it a scary time? yeah, definitely. over 1 million fans watch live heights hockeyin 1 million fans watch live heights hockey in the uk in 2019, now though, they, like the players and donors, face a long wait, and more moments for this. —— for more moments for this. —— for more moments with like this. seth bennet

scotland. north—west england and north—west wales will see rain in the afternoon. urday and overnight, we will see very heavy rain in western scotla nd see very heavy rain in western scotland with minor flooding. see very heavy rain in western scotland with minorflooding. on sunday that becomes confined to the northern half of scotland. but starting to feel warmer. southerly winds developing on monday, almost a return to summer, temperatures up to 28 across the south—east. 20 in scotland. that will continue into tuesday. whatever your plans, enjoy. and i am enjoying the first appearance of the season of your pa rt appearance of the season of your part corej part sheepskin jacket! —— corduroy. that is the test, what the weather man is wearing. we are barely into autumn. it is lovely, look at that! it is lovely, look at that! it has everything! you connoisseur of fashion! the connoisseur of corduroy. that sounds like louis theroux. he‘s known for his non—threatening style that encourages people to open up — louis theroux has becomes a household name for his award—winn

restrictions have been brought in in parts of northern england, western scotla nd parts of northern england, western scotlandrefully, in wales. in bolton, which has the highest rate of new infections in england, 128 per 100,000 cases, hospitality venues are limited to ta keaways hospitality venues are limited to takeaways and must be closed between 10pm and 5pm. it will be ages before anything is back to normal. 10pm and 5pm. it will be ages before anything is back to normalli 10pm and 5pm. it will be ages before anything is back to normal. i get in pubs younger people when they go in, there is more social distancing, but i wouldn't put the blame on younger people. it is not anyone's fort, is it? something has got to be done. we cannot keep going on like we have. we have hardly been anywhere for six months, havili? rules vary across the uk. in scotland up to 15 people from five different parcels can meet outside or eight people from three different hassles in sight. in wales, 30 outside, and four hassles can form wales, 30 outside, and four hassles canform an wales, 30 outside, and four hassles can form an e

but certainly, for the north of wales, northern england, scotland and northern ireland, it's a mixturest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. facemasks becomes mandatory in most french workplaces in a massive move to counter the spread of the coronavirus. tech stocks zoom. the nasdaq hits a fresh record high as investors defy the coronavirus economic gloom. and safe flying in the age of covid. we look at how airlines and airports are trying to reassure wary passengers. hello and welcome. the french government makes wearing a mask compulsory in the vast majority of workplaces from september one to try to stop a resurgence of the covid—19 pandemic. the labour ministry said the new arrangement would apply to all shared spaces in offices and factories, but would not extend to individual offices where only one employee is present. joining me now is tomasz michalski, associate professor, economics and decision sciences department, hec paris. welcome to you. thanks for being with us. tell us more about this decision by the government. why? so this is definitely, first of all,

includes northern ireland, becomes light and patches are heading to scotland, wales and west in englands 19 celsius. this is bbc news with the latest headlines. the government defends its decision to allow students to return to university — despite several outbreaks of coronavirus, which have seen many confined to their rooms. labour demands assurances. students have been done over on their a—levels, they have been done over on freshers' week. the government has threatened to lock them up in university and when they graduate they could be facing long—term unemployment. it is important for students not to have to give up a year of their life by not going to university and they are going to university and paying the fees accordingly. cardiff and swansea — wales' two biggest cities — preparing to go into tighter lockdown restrictions fom 6pm this evening with neath—port talbot,

but certainly, for the north of wales, northern england, scotland and northern ireland, it's a mixturethis is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. my name's mike embley. our top stories: war of words: joe biden and donald trump put law and order at the centre of the race for the white house. donald trump is determined to instill fear in america. that's what his entire campaign for the presidency has come down to — fear. but i believe americans are stronger than that. four monthsjoe biden has given moral aid and comfort to the vandals repeating the monstrous lie that these were peaceful protests. they were not. it is anarchy. mass covid testing, backed by beijing, comes into effect in hong kong.

northern ireland recorded its coldest september night on record, tonight it could be parts of england and scotlanddscape could look more autumnal by next weekend. the coldest spots tonight will be where we saw the clearer skies today, from the south—west of england into the east of scotland, cloud will increase across northern ireland but through that clearer swathe we could see temperatures as low as —3 or —a, especially in scotland and western england, still clearly across the south—east of england but that will brighten up, northern ireland rain in the morning and then cloud spreads into wales and england in the afternoon. producing the odd spot of rain or drizzle. temperatures up a bit compared with the weekend, the biggest change for those across the eastern part as the winds ease down and the sun comes out. the weather front pushing east across the country will introduce atlantic air so we should see temperatures hold up in sunny spells, a bit of mist and fog may take a while for the cloud to clear from the south—east, a few showers across western fringes but most of you on tuesday have a dr

afternoon the highest temperatures across england and wales where we have the best of the sunshine, high 20s, close to 30 degrees but for northern ireland and scotland the odd shower getting into west wales and south—west england. maybe the odd fog patch further east but generally it is dry with clear spells, quite a mild night. tomorrow southern... the odd shower for the south—west, drying up and brightening up for northern ireland. showery rain to parts of scotland. warmer than today, it could get to 30 in parts of east anglia. from mid week onwards it does get cooler from the north. it will however stay largely dry. time for the role of sex. new restrictions than social gatherings of more than six people in england as the number of coronavirus cases continues to rise —— rule of six. as the number of coronavirus cases continues to rise -- rule of six. we followed the rule with just being careful and now i think we are being penalised because we have a big family. i don't think this is fair andl family. i don't think this is fair and i think if they had put things in proportion at the very beginning we wouldn't be having a second spike of it. a pro

one last night of partying before a crackdown on gatherings of over 6 people takes effect in england scotland and wales. is don't tell people to go out there no fun.

coronavirus restrictions it includes curfews for pubs and restaurants but they'll only apply in england scotland wales and northern ireland decide their own rules malaysia's opposition leader anwar ibrahim says he has a strong majority in parliament and is ready to form a new government his claim comes just months after a change that saw his party forced out of office in a backroom deal. and to government protesters in egypt have been back on the streets for a 3rd night's. these are pictures from giza just north of cairo demonstrators are calling on president clinton for the has sisi to step down at least 200 people have been arrested since the protests started on sunday. main opposition party says one person has been killed in antigovernment protests police used tear gas to break up the crowds in the economic capital dollars demonstrators are calling for an end to the long running conflict between english speaking separatists and security forces independence day celebrations in mali have been muted following last month's coup on monday the on top pointed defense minister band interim president

england. lots of low cloud and drizzle for northern parts of scotland. lower in southern scotland and north england. still breezy across the southern half of the uk, and the potential we will see some showers moving from the channel islands into southern and particularly south—western parts of england and may be clipping into south wales as well. it will also be a little cool for some of the north sea coast, temperatures may be pegged back to 14 or 15 celsius in places. a decent day for northern ireland with sunshine, and the low cloud across scotland will become fight dash might become confined to the far north—east. through saturday night, this low cloud will roll in through the central belt of scotland, parts of northern england as well. it should break up to some extent through sunday to allow brighter skies to develop. still possible of the odd shower in the south, but most places fine with sunshine. not as breezy and southern areas by

but certainly, for the north of wales, northern england, scotland and northern ireland, it's a mixture is bbc news, with the latest headlines. i'm samantha simmonds. war of words. joe biden and donald trump put law and order at the centre of the race for the white house. donald trump is determined to instilfear in america. that's what his entire campaign for the presidency has come down to — fear. but i believe americans are stronger than that. for monthsjoe biden has given moral aid and comfort to the vandals, repeating the monstrous lie that these were peaceful protests. they were not. it is anarchy. mass covid testing, backed by beijing, comes into effect in hong kong. some call for a boycott. as we look back on the migration crisis that changed europe, we report from hungary — the country determined

but certainly, for the north of wales, northern england, scotland and northern ireland, it's a mixturei'm mike embley with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. war of words. joe biden and donald trump put law and order at the centre of the race for the white house. donald trump is determined to instilfear in america. that's what his entire campaign for the presidency has come down to — fear. but i believe americans are stronger than that. four monthsjoe biden has given moral aid and comfort to the vandals repeating the monstrous lie that these were peaceful protests. they were not. it is anarchy. does this man have the toughest politicaljob in the world? we look at the challenge facing the new prime minister of lebanon. a cluster of suspected coronavirus cases after passengers on a plane carrying them home from greece don't

but certainly, for the north of wales, northern england, scotland and northern ireland, it's a mixture president trump has attacked the democratic candidate for the us presidency, claiming his rival has been weak on the issue of street protests and violence in many american cities. joe biden, speaking in pennsylvania accused mr trump of stoking politically explosive violence and seeking to instil fear in the country. the french president, emmanuel macron, has called for the swift formation of a crisis government in lebanon. a new prime minister, mustapha adib, has been named. mr macron is visiting lebanon for the second time in a month and is to meet mr adib. tour operator tui has launched an investigation, at least 16 cases of coronavirus have been linked to one of its flights from the greek island of za nte to cardiff. some of those on board the flight, last tuesday, have accused cabin crew of failing to challenge passengers who were not wearing face coverings. all 193 passengers have now been told to self—isolate.

there will be brighter skies, a wee bit of brightness in eastern scotland for a time. across englandmonday — won't be difficult — to around 18—19 celsius. by wednesday, it's those atlantic fronts that are going to bring a combination of cloud and wind and rain to many parts. but it will take a time before the rain moves out of northern ireland and away towards the north—eastern side of scotland — all the while, the rain piling into the western side of england, through wales, as well, some of this quite heavy across the north midlands, wales, and the north of england. but you see, it doesn't really get down into that far south—eastern quarter until quite later in the day, if at all. not too much in the way of breeze here, but it really will be a windy day across the greater part of scotland, particularly in the northwest. bit of brightness up in the north—east of scotland, i6 — you might make 20 further south, where it stays that bit drier. those same weather fronts for the most part get through the northern parts. but in the south, that front becomes aligned with the isobars, so ther

england and wales today. quite a bit of sunshine for northern ireland scotland in the far north of england.uds across the northern half of the country with that thicker layer of cloud across england and wales was up spilling out into the atlantic we are looking at the next weather system just upstream. this area of cloud just passing and is racing towards our shores just in time for this weekend. 0vernight tonight we are going to see some cloud and probably some rain for a time working across east anglia and the southeast it won't last long and will clear out followed by clear skies. notice showers will continue across the north and west, particular for northwest scotland. there will be a few in northern ireland in the northwest of england and wales overnight. temperatures eight to 12 degrees. heading into the weekend, it looks pretty cloudy. there will be some rain around quite patchy, not really amounting to too much. it will tend to be biased to northwestern areas on saturday a few sunny spells around as well. for northern scotland, showers from the word go. blustery, quite heavy some br

but certainly, for the north of wales, northern england, scotland and northern ireland, it's a mixture, my name's mike embley. our top stories: war of words, joe biden and donald trump put law and order at the centre of the race for the white house. donald trump is determined to instill fear in america. that's what his entire campaign for the presidency has come down to — fear. but i believe americans are stronger than that. for monthsjoe biden has given moral aid and comfort to the vandals repeating the monstrous lie that these were peaceful protests. they were not. it is anarchy. mass covid testing, backed by beijing, comes into effect in hong kong. some call for a boycott. does this man have the toughest politicaljob in the world?

from that weather front, cloud and a few spots of light rain and drizzle, parts of scotland, northern englandsouth of that, south wales and southern england seeing some sunshine, just a slight chance of a shower in south—east england. northern scotland with sunny spells and temperatures in the mid teens here, and for some on the north sea coasts. the further south you are, some warmth into the mid—20s, but that temperature still isn't as high as it has been in the past couple of days. now, overnight and into thursday, some areas of cloud, patches of mist and fog and maybe some low clouds and mistiness running down the north sea coasts to start the day. on thursday, there will be a cooler night. more of us seeing temperatures dipping down into single figures. now, on thursday, it is high pressure replacing high pressure, still a lot of settled weather around. still a good deal of sunshine, particularly into england and wales. sunny spells through the cloud across most of scotland and northern ireland, we could see some rain in the western isles and temperatures are much closer to average for t

the north, but we do have that increasing risk of low cloud coming out of the eastern coast of england, scotland, and it is also with us for the northern and western isles throughout the day and night. it is a subtle change as the shower is that in the south start to pull away, temperatures do hold in double figures for the most part, but i think still feeling quite chilly if you are out and about. the breeze in southern areas, with us tomorrow, notched down but a few showers, then it is all change as you can see as we go into next week. still a lot of dry and settled weather for the rest of the weekend. hello, this is bbc news with geeta guru—murthy. the headlines. tributes are paid as the pioneering us supreme court judge and champion of women's rights — ruth bader ginsburg — borisjohnson is holding urgent talks this weekend — to decide whether to impose lockdown restrictions on the whole of england local lockdown restrictions come into force in some parts of the uk parts of the uk with bars and restaurants closing early. more than 800,000 people living in the spanish capital madrid will go in