you‘ll remember that crash of the footballer over the english channel injanuary footballer over the englishnnel in january 2019. he footballer over the english channel injanuary 2019. he was in a light aircraft and david henderson of east riding in yourchairwill aircraft and david henderson of east riding in your chair will be appearing in court on september, no, on september the 28th. anyway, a man is being prosecuted over the crash which killed the footballer emiliano sala. that news just newsjust in. now it‘s time for a look at the weather.

this summer people and rubber dinghies making their way across the english channel seeking asylum now the royal navy and the air force are being deployed to stop them . here a sudanese citizen trying to get to england isn't faced. the government doesn't want a new people for their country but the country is a big it can take anyone. but me and you will find the police there was here is on the french side at the port of can lay trying to figure out when he can cross the city's been an asylum transit hub for years but infrastructure for the almost 1500 refugees is practically nonexistent tent city on the edge of her road a little electricity or access to running water. regular police checks. anymore. here there are no reception centers. in labor and roadside green areas refugees meet to discuss their only hope of getting away by robert. it's old lake people who are the people in need of use of the dorrit and to enjoy you know what sort of to in next year what we used to which is the u.k. so it's like some people use the machines want to switch out on some people they have more so from h

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the english channel is one of the busiest shipping lanes in the world. >> the english channel is a motorway and driving on a motorway with a scooter is dangerous. that is what it is like here. >>>> but that has not stopped hundreds of people trying to do it every day. after all, he says they have nothing to lose. refugees and migrants h have alwaways faced stark odds. the latest measures have made those odds even starker. >> meanwhile, authorities in the french capital are shutting down terrorists's bars and cafes for two weeks -- shutting down paris's bars and cafes for two weeks. they are on maximum alert and social distancing rules will come into effect on tuesday. infections and hospitalizations have hit highs in france not seen since the easing of the countries lockdown and make. does country's lockdown -- country's lockdown in may. a sharp spike in coronavirus cases. authorities say they had no choice but to introduce stricter rules for businesses in the paris region. >> the epidemic is going too fast. we must stop it now before the health system is overwhelmed. the numbers make it cl

cheers tin has just passed over now that the seas are calmer conditions are ideal for crossing the english channel the ball as you see you know it's walking on a snow ball. all go by this course in the channel to dive because it's calm. it was 2 years ago that matt 1st spotted a rubber boat with migrants bound for britain these days he encounters desperate refugees almost daily there leaving no i often think there's overset going to be seen leaving the bases in the fall. and i want to get that 1st couple of miles in a wife show before he comes dialogues and i seem to be leaving in so it's very focused on and then i get sort of shipping lines and we go to some of the busiest shipping lines government down. it's near dawn when matt makes out a tiny vessel some 20 kilometers off the french coast. the english channel is the busiest waterway in the world. this season seafarers are stunned at the 3 men have made it this far it's the 2 inches of freeboard in the hot fog exhausting so if your wife goes out of reducing. so. i will look out for that well then yeah because us margaret was so to the west of t

practically every day the english channel is one of the busiest shipping routes in the world. travel is a motorway i had to be really dangerous driving on the motorway with kickstarter it's same thing here. on the left hundreds try their luck every day they have nothing to lose since last year. a migrant route has sprung up in western europe. that britain and france want to shut down by all means. these devastating images have become the next in our minds wildfire as on an almost apocalyptic scale have become near every day events australia california russia brazil opportunities going up in flames whatever the climate change deniers say we have a crisis on our hands. our reporter tatiana 110 health and ted team went to russia where they met a woman who's made it life's work to plant for the future. she's replenishing the forests and nyet mustang. what looks like random bunches of greenery are in fact pine tree saplings thousands of them already for planting marianna explains how it's done it's very simple you place the sapling in the hole then fill that with earth and check th

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some eastern parts of scotla nd english channel.ern parts of scotland and england could stay dry all together but it will be a windy day, these are the mean wind speeds, gusts will be higher than these values suggest, and it will be fresher across the board tomorrow, including the south—east, temperatures of ten to 13 or 1a celsius. as we head into the start of next week it remains unsettled. low pressure with us on monday bringing a blustery day with showers and another one waiting in the wings so and another one waiting in the wings so it looks like it will be a turbulent week, very autumnal indeed with spells of strong winds and also some rain, but sunshine in between too. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: millions of people across the uk face tighter covid—19 restrictions, as residents in wales begin a 17—day lockdown and south yorkshire comes under tier 3 rules. countries across europe take action as infections surge, with some imposing more social limitations than during the first wave of the pandemic. as us coronavirus

out on the story of this summer there were search and rescue missions practically every day the english channel is one of the busiest shipping routes in the world seshat because channel is a motorway and it to be really dangerous driving on the motorway with a kick scooter it's the same thing here. nonetheless. brits try their luck every day they have nothing to do since last year. a migrant route has sprung up in western europe. that britain and france want to shut down by all means. these devastating images have become next in our minds wild fires on an almost apocalyptic scale have become new every day events australia california russia brazil is going up in flames and whatever the climate change deniers say we have a crisis on our hands. our reporter tatiana 110 hell and ted went to russia where they met a woman who's made it tally life's work to plant for the future. she's replenishing the forests in london yet moscow. in. what looks like random bunches of greenery are in fact pine tree saplings thousands of them already for planting marianna explains how it's done. it's very simple you pl

kiersten has just passed over now that the seas are calmer conditions are ideal for crossing the english channel volleys if you see you know it's one all they don't all. go by was crossing the channel to dive because it's calm. it was 2 years ago that matt 1st spotted a rubber boat with migrants bound for britain these days he encounters desperate refugees almost daily there leaving no i think the results are going to be saying even debate season fall. they want to get that 1st couple of miles of white shore before he comes dialogue so they seem to believe in him so it's very full going on and then that gets into shipping lines and we go into the busiest shipping lines government down. it's near dawn when matt makes out a tiny vessel some 20 kilometers off the french coast. the english channel is the busiest waterway in the world. this season seafarers are stunned that the 3 men have made it this far as the 2 inches of free board in the hall of fog exhausting if a wife goes i sing but. i will look out for that well then yeah because us margaret was so to the west of the last ship just just told

kiersten has just passed over now that the seas are calmer conditions are ideal for crossing the english channel volleys if you see you know it's one or they don't all. go by the course and the channel to dive because it's calm. it was 2 years ago that matt 1st spotted a rubber boat with migrants bound for britain these days he encounters desperate refugees almost daily they leave it now and i think it is over said going to be seen leaving the beaches in the fall. and they want to get that 1st couple of miles away from shore before it becomes dialogue so they seem to be leaving and so it's very full going on and then they get to the ship pretty nice and we go into the busiest shipping lines government down. it's near dawn when matt makes out a tiny vessel some 20 kilometers off the french coast. the english channel is the busiest waterway in the world. this season seafarers are stunned at the 3 men have made it this far is the gulf so which is a free vote in the hall of fog exhausting if a wife goes out of reducing but. i will look out for that well then yeah cause us more of was so to the west

britney thing and you can flocks of migrants crossing the english channel from fronts pretty sidetracks of nonsense of the promises by my body to government to take back control of its borders after a break. in the world of fashion loses one of its most famous designers japan's consented to cutting ties cut the content we'll talk to a reporter about his legacy. i'm at the how to book him u.s. president donald trump has returned to hospital after briefly leaving in his motorcade to wife to supporters gathered outside a surprising news suggested that his health was improving after he was hospital hospital last fall covered my take on friday. elvia trump posted a video from his hospital room saying he now had a better understanding of the fires. so it's been a very interesting journey i learned a lot about coven i learned by really going to school this is the real school this is in the let's read the book school and i get it and i understand it and it's a very interesting thing going to be letting you know about it all trumps a processing from the hospital where he's being treated has caus

this summer people and rubber dinghies making their way across the english channel seeking asylum now the royal navy and the air force are being deployed to stop them . now a sudanese citizen trying to get to england isn't fazed. the government doesn't want a new people for the country but the country is a big it can take anyone. but he will find ways there was here is on the french side at the port of cadillac trying to figure out when he can cross the city's been an asylum transit home for years but infrastructure for the almost 1500 refugees is practically nonexistent tent city on the edge of a road a little electricity or access to running water. regular police checks. here there are no reception centers. in lay bys and roadside green areas refugees meet to discuss their only hope of getting away by rubber dinghy. this boat like people who are people in europe use authority to in doing there are so few in next year but we use it to you kate so it's like some people use the machines want to switch out on some people they have more so from here to walk about said to 4 kilometer it t

this isjohn bream, and he's heading to the english channel to do this..., equivalent to a ten story building. john made thejump to raise money for paratroop veterans and to boost morale for a nation under covid. yeah, it's the hughes 500. making people smile, helping veterans, it's just awesome. so, yeah, it'sjust lifting morale, making people smile. in high spirits, john had trained for months. this is what it looked like with his own camera. he's backed by a huge safety team, and although not yet confirmed... ..he now knows he's gone into the record books. how did it go? wonderfully! swimmingly! you're now a record breaker! yay! john was somewhat bruised by the jump, but says he's glad he's leapt for his colleagues and his country. duncan kennedy, bbc news, in the english channel. time for a look at the weather. here's matt taylor. thank you very much, i don't think he would be wanting to do that later this week across the seas around the uk, some rough conditions on the way and a real auto mix as the breeze picks up at times, bringing spells of heavy ra

the kurdish family who died when a boat carrying migrants sank in the english channel have been namedeir 15—month—old son is still missing. the heads of twitter, facebook and google face the heat from the us senate over reforming internet law. and will black voters in the us play a decisive role in the election? we test the temperature in arizona. hello. welcome to the programme. leaders of the european union's two biggest economies, france and germany, have announced new national lockdowns in an attempt to slow down the spread of the coronavirus. in france, people can only leave home for essential work or medical reasons. in a televised address to the nation, president emmanuel macron said the second wave will be worse than the first. we'll get the latest from our correspondent in berlin in a moment, but first here's lucy williamson in paris. for france, these will be nights to remember. the last days of freedom and friendship before a new national lockdown. from friday, no—one can leave home except for school, health care, caring duties, fresh air and food. watching the president's

baby artin was the youngest of those who drowned in the english channel.ly friend took this photo last week before the final fatal journey. artin's body has not been found. when you look at that photo now what goes through your mind? very sad but maybe i cannot show my feel, i love him but inside i cry. artin is seen here on the left. being held by his father who also drowned yesterday, along side his mother, his nine—year—old sister anita, and six—year—old brother armin. the family were living in this bleak migrant camp in northern france after travelling from western iran. today, a british charity were offering hot drinks and warm clothes. but there was nothing that could be done for the grief that many people told us they felt. i am feeling frustrated, angry and heartbroken. my heart is really broken, because of this family. i mean i used to know the family. i played with the kids so, it is heartbreaking. this 20—year—old man fearful of revealing his identity told us he came from the same city if iran where kurdish people have been persecuted. why did t

they say the english channel must not become a graveyard for children. andy moore, bbc news. rrespondent, simonjones, is in dover this morning. we are expecting that a search to continue, aren't we? good morning. good morning. yes, pretty choppy conditions in the english channel this morning. it was a bit like that yesterday morning when a group of 20 people set out from northern france. at least four people have lost their lives, 15 people remain in hospital and a search is going on for others who may still be missing. that was suspended overnight after darkness fell. we understand it will be stepped up again this morning. the reality is after such a long time from this boat capsizing, we are likely to be talking about a recovery operation rather than a rescue operation, if indeed there are people still out there in the english channel. earlier this year, during the summer, a couple of times on breakfast we took to the waters to see how dangerous this route is. we went out on a calm day. even then the boats were overloaded. in one case they were people on board bailing the bo

four people who drowned in the english channel yesterday trying to cross from france were members of the same family. rasoul and shiva, and their children anita and armin, were kurdish—iranian. a fifth person, their baby artin, has not been found. the family were at a camp in dunkirk while waiting to cross — people there knew them and are in shock. very sad, but maybe i cannot show my feeling — i love him, but inside i cry. it's very sad, but what can i do? nothing. with a big increase in numbers trying to cross the channel, we'll be looking at the factors that drive people to expose themselves and their families to such danger. also tonight. as hospital beds in some areas start to come under pressure from covidi9, experts call for more action to prevent more deaths. a 2a hour delay in nottinghamshire going into tier 3 restrictions — and now they'll apply to the whole county. i believe! will black voters in the us play a decisive role in next week's presidential elections? we test the temperature in arizona. and applause for the coronavirus patient who's finally left hospital after 2

torrential rain gci’oss the english channel.orrential rain across southern counties which could cause minorflooding, that will across southern counties which could cause minor flooding, that will push northwards and across the midlands, east anglia and wales through the day allowing brighter skies to develop. brighter skies throughout for some in scotland and northern ireland. let's play the day through. if few showers to the north and west initially, they will depart, lots of sunshine through the afternoon, light winds. after a bright start with fog patches in northern england, it will cloud over later. rain may reach liverpool, manchester and sheffield by the tandy days out. where you have this in general cloud and rain, it will be a rather cool day. over the weekend, and rain, it will be a rather cool day. overthe weekend, stamm and rain, it will be a rather cool day. over the weekend, stamm alex pushes back into france, low pressure develops, that will have a bigger and wider impact across the country. saturday, rain to begi

kiersten has just passed over now that the seas are calmer conditions are ideal for crossing the english channel vollies you see you know it's one of it's not all. all go by the course in the channel to dive because it's calm. it was 2 years ago that matt 1st spotted a rubber boat with migrants bound for britain these days he encounters desperate refugees almost daily there leaving no i think there's also said going to be seen leaving the beaches in the fall. and i want to get that 1st couple of miles a wife show before it becomes dialogue so they seem to be leaving and so it's very full going on and then they get to the shipping lines and we go through the busiest shipping lines government down. it's near dawn when matt makes out a tiny vessel some 20 kilometers off the french coast. the english channel is the busiest waterway in the world. this season seafarers are stunned at the 3 men have made it this far this of 2 inches a free board in the hall of fog exhausting if a wife goes out of sync but so. will look out for that well then yeah margaret was so to the west of the large ship not just t

seven stowaways are in custody after uk special forces stormed an oiltanker in the english channel.ling for change — the people of chile vote to re—write the country's constiution. and lewis hamilton wins his 92nd formula i race — is he now the greatest driver of all time? hello and welcome. millions of people across europe are waking up to life under new restrictions as governments battle to suppress a second wave of coronavirus infections. several countries across the continent saw record numbers of people diagnosed with covid—i9 over the last few days. but the resurgence of the virus also extends beyond europe, as mark lobel reports. restrictions now surge in rome. no table service after six p.m.. translation: sadly, this situation is what it is. we need to take this more seriously. if you closing times help us move forwards, we accept that. there is nothing else to do, sadly. gyms, pools, cinemas must also close. madrid's plaza at their centre and deserted. barcelona, also baron. spain's second state of emergency is in full swing was not a nationwide curfew, restricted movement

baby artin was the youngest of those who drowned in the english channel.st week before the final fatal journey. artin's body has not been found. when you look at that photo now what goes through your mind? very sad but maybe i cannot show my feel, i love him but inside i cry. artin is seen here on the left. being held by his father who also drowned yesterday, along side his mother, his nine—year—old sister anita, and six—year—old brother armin. the family were living in this bleak migrant camp in northern france after travelling from western iran. today, a british charity were offering hot drinks and warm clothes. but there was nothing that could be done for the grief that many people told us they felt. i am feeling frustrated, angry and heartbroken. my heart is really broken, because of this family. i mean i used to know the family. i played with the kids so, it is heartbreaking. this 20—year—old man fearful of revealing his identity told us he came from the same city if iran where kurdish people have been persecuted. why did they want to get on a boat an

and across the english channel, he will have battered london who never would yield to the bliss, surrendered to the cheer to ike. to everyone who has directed one of my men or to marvel arch, i owe thanks, also. more united than happened before. so a kansasan conquered britain. >> back home in america was the first to say i like ike. >> then the rest -- a great friend and guy who understands that washington belongs not to a president but to the people. >> i stand before the election, federal lawmakers -- now what a country boy can do to the biggest city in the world. new york. watch the women. watch the young people. >> watch all the young people who make up the surging independent vote. it impressed me very much. one individual, one american came back for now. it's rejoicing a nasty job is done. it was 3 million americans who fought to keep the war from coming here. these americans will never forget that as allied leader eisenhower was a five-star gi. a soldier as well as a statesman who was a match even for church hill. >> a commander -- who knows the brutality of war. a man who hates war.

crossing the english channel in rubber dinghies it's a journey that more migrants are making than ever before the british government is getting tough control of u.k. borders was one of the conservatives biggest breaks it promises but the crossings continue so now the royal air force and navy have been called in. no sea or from sudan is not deterred. the government building on a new pupil for the country but the country is a big it can take anyone. lazier the. year has come to color way to organize his crossing the northern french porters been an unofficial transit comfy years infrastructure is poor these are. images of what everyday life looks like here a tent city by the side of the road a little electricity and hardly any access to water or food. with. regular police checks. there are no. migrants and refugees in a warehouse british and french n.g.o.s are working side by side to provide bare necessities many here feel angered by the british government and its interior minister. i feel really ashamed a lot of the time like this idea for a pizza to tell that there's no reason for peopl

crossing the english channel in rubber dinghies it's a journey that more migrants are making than ever before the british government is getting tough control of u.k. borders was one of the conservatives biggest breaks it promises but the crossings continue so now the royal air force a navy have been called in. nazir from sudan is not deterred. the government doesn't want a new pupil for the country but the country is a big it can take only one. was here has come to cali to organize his crossing the northern french quarter has been an unofficial transit come for years infrastructure is poor these are some images of what everyday life looks like here a tent city by the side of the road little electricity and hardly any access to water or food. regular police checks. there are no state member solidities for migrants and refugees in a warehouse in color a british and french n.g.o.s are working side by side to provide bare necessities many here feel angered by the british government and its interior minister. i feel really ashamed a lot of the time like this idea for a critic to tell that t

the english channel is the busiest waterway in the world. this season seafarers are stunned at the 3 men have made it this august of 2 inches a free vote in the hall of fog exhausting if a wife goes out of sync but. i will look out for that well then yeah cause us more of was so to the west of the law ship not just the coast guard there's another thing before down to the west. and he said so if you could you could you keep a visual both of them they're only allowed to take the man on board if the vessel is sinking this isn't the case so for now all they can do is stay alert them i'm going to find now my. the flight to england. but there's a lot of. motion that you know when i have not yet made some stuff we just don't know i can't come out and make sure everybody's out of my sight. so far this year over $5000.00 migrants have crossed the english channel it's become a major transit route for refugees as long as weather conditions remain favorable many more will be risking the passage they want to reach the island before bragg's it is finalize

this summer people and rubber dinghies making their way across the english channel seeking asylum now the royal navy and the air force are being deployed to stop them . now as here a sudanese citizen trying to get to england isn't fazed. the government doesn't want a new people for their country but the country is a big it can take anyone. but you will find the police there was here is on the french side at the port of cadillac trying to figure out when he can cross the city's been an asylum transit hub for years but infrastructure for the almost 1500 refugees is practically nonexistent tent city on the edge of a road a little electricity or access to running water. regular police checks did. you. hear there are no reception centers. in lay bys and roadside green areas refugees meet to discuss their only hope of getting away by robert. it's all the local people who are the people in europe use of the door and to enjoy you know what sort of to not see what we used to you kate so it's like some people use the machines want to switch out on some people they have more so here to look at a

scotland, northern ireland, north—west england, wales and the south—west, some will blow in the english channelnorth and east, north—east england in eastern scotla nd east, north—east england in eastern scotland may well avoid most of the showers and stay predominantly dry with some sunny spells. call with top temperatures between ten and 1a degrees. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. south yorkshire is the latest region to move to england's top level of restrictions. local leaders in sheffield call for an exit plan. the question is, at what point will come out of tier 3? no one's able to answer that question. even the mayor is asking that question and, well, the mayor should have asked that question when he was negotiating with the government for the last ten days. police in gloucestershire begin border patrols to stop nonessential travel as wales begins its first full day of a ‘firebreak‘ lockdown. president trump casts his vote for the us election in the key state of florida, where early voting is under way. marcus rashford says he is proud of the community response to his campaign to f

the liberian registered vessel is positioned in the english channel south of ventnor.y is in lee—on—the solent for us this evening. duncan. this has been a dramatic few hours on the solent, ending in this incredible raid involving four helicopters and we think around 16 members of the special boat service, the sbs, who descended on ropes to the sbs, who descended on ropes to the deck of the ship. they used what we we re the deck of the ship. they used what we were told was overwhelming. detain seven individuals. the whole operation lasted about nine minutes, extraordinary moments. it was authorised by the home secretary and the defence secretary at the request of hampshire police. it all began at about 9am this morning when the seven about 9am this morning when the seve n stowaways about 9am this morning when the seven stowaways confronted the crew members. the crew took shelter in a special locked room on the boat and raised the alarm. there was then this extraordinary stand—off during the course of the day. hampshire police became more and more worried and asked the

kiersten has just passed over now that the seas are calmer conditions are ideal for crossing the english channel vollies if you see you know it's one of a snowball. audubon's crossing the channel to dive because it's calm. it was 2 years ago that matt 1st spotted a rubber boat with migrants bound for britain these days he encounters desperate refugees almost daily there leaving no i often think the results are going to be seeing the big debate season fall. and i want to get that 1st couple of miles the wife show before he comes dialogues and they seem to believe in him so it's very simple going on and then that gets into shipping lines and we go into the busiest shipping lines government down. it's near dawn when matt makes out a tiny vessel some 20 kilometers off the french coast. the english channel is the busiest waterway in the world. this season seafarers are stunned to find 3 men have made it this far is the gulf so which is a free vote in the hall of fog exhausting if a wife goes out of sync but. i will look out for that well then yeah because us margaret was so to the west of the large s

this summer people and rubber dinghies making their way across the english channel seeking asylum now the royal navy and the air force are being deployed to stop them . a sudanese citizen trying to get to england isn't fazed. the government doesn't want a new people for their country but the country is a big it can take anyone for you and you will find a place there was messier is on the french side at the port of cadillac trying to figure out when he can cross the city's been an asylum transit hub for years but infrastructure for the almost 1500 refugees is practically nonexistent tent city on the edge of her road a little electricity or access to running water. regular police checks. here there are no reception centers. in labor and roadside green areas refugees meet to discuss their only hope of getting away by rubber dinghy. this boat load people who are the people in need of use authority and in doing there were so few in next year what we used to we said to you kate so it's like some people use the machines want to switch out on some people they have more so from here to look at

baby artin was the youngest of those who drowned in the english channel.friend took this photo last weeker before a family friend took this photo last week before the final fatal journey. artin's body has not been found. when you look at that photo now what goes through your mind? very sad but maybe i cannot show my feel, i love him but inside i cry. artin is seen here on the left. being held by his father who also drowned yesterday, along side his mother, his nine—year—old sister anita, and six—year—old brother armin. the family were living in this bleak migrant camp in northern france after travelling from western iran. they paid a lot of money. i don't how much. 0ur they paid a lot of money. i don't how much. our family they paid a lot of money. i don't how much. 0urfamily here is desperate. my father, motherand sisters are crying their eyes out. these have clearly had a big impact on the community that's built up here. people living in such desperate conditions. the question is, will they now be put off from attempting the perilous journey to the unite

particularly around the english channel.the extent of the rain, some of which will be heavy causing minorflooding. rain, some of which will be heavy causing minor flooding. around channel is where we will see the strongest winds. channel islands could see mph gusts at times, brightening up for some along the south and east through the afternoon, is that rain spreads its way into the midlands and across parts of wales. the northern half of the country, it's a different day, a bit of frost and fog to begin with, lots of sunshine, showers and the west eating away but we will see rain edged towards the likes of the m62 rain edged towards the likes of the m 62 corridor as we finished the day. a bit further north or a bit further south, keep an eye on the forecast but either way, where you are in the sunshine or wind and rain, it is a cool day. storm alex loses its potency and head off into france, replaced by another area of low pressure through this weekend and around that's more of you will see wind and rain develop. saturday,

the southern half of the country tomorrow, because we could see damaging winds in and around english channelg its way northwards and across east anglia, the midlands and wales through the day before brightening up later, contrasting fortunes. let's take a look at the northern half of the country tomorrow because here, that frost, bright start, the cloud in north and west scotland, western and northern ireland with a few showers will gradually break up. lots of sunshine through the day, cloud increasing in northern england later. we could see some rain from storm alex arrive around liverpool, into parts of manchester, sheffield area as we end the afternoon. but where there's this contrasting weather north and south, temperatures 12—15 , on the cool side. now as storm alex fizzles out, pushing its way southwards through the weekend, another bigger area of low pressure takes over, and this‘ll have a wider impact across the country. a thoroughly wet start to saturday across england and wales, bright towards the north and west, but rain spread across scotland. wind strengthens here, strongest of

and across the english channel, that hitler could not cross, people of battered london who would never yield to the blitz, surrendered with a cheer to ike. >> to every londoner, whether he's taken a soldier of mine into his home, i say you always have my profound gratitude. to everyone who has smiling we directed one of my men to the albert call or the marble arch, iowa thanks also. >> churchill's hopeful history to remember. ladies and gentlemen, you have listened to the word of a great commander. a man who has proved, not only has capacities to organize, and regulate the movement of others, and who has shown i capacity for making great nations marched together, more united than they ever have before. >> so, by sensory and simplicity, they conquered britain. >> back home, in america, was the first to say i alike ike. and the rest of it shouted to. >> there was bursting pride, and great friends in america, who understands that washington belongs not to a president, but to the people. >> i stand before the electorate lawmakers, -- those things we call the american heritage. >> now watch

and earlier today, this morning, we had some very windy weather through the english channel from stormhat has weakened and is getting consumed by a larger area of low pressure that will move northwards into the uk and spread that rain and the stronger winds to more areas. so, we've got more rain at the moment across parts of england in particular. it stays wet for central and eastern areas. maybe just a bit drier through wales, the south west later on, but still windy here. and the winds will blow in more rain into eastern parts of scotland. western scotland, though, and northern ireland largely dry, some clearer skies, but chilly here. maybe some early sunshine tomorrow. but generally it's cloud and rain on the way as the rain sets in for more of england and wales. we've got gales still in the south west. it turns wetter across scotland. largely dry for northern ireland, and after the rain clears, we could get sunshine in the afternoon for the south east of england, giving temperatures a boost. but underneath the cloud and rain, it's a chilly 11—13 degrees. and that rain is going to b

charities say the death of two adults and two children in the english channel should be a "wake up call". and with just six days to go in the us election donald trump and joe biden make their very different pitches as they try to win over the narrowing amount of americans who haven't already voted. as the number of covid infections rises there are new warnings from scientists that more needs to be done to protect people and to prevent a much worse second wave with one scientist warning of at least 500 deaths a day by the end of next month. it's already happening in europe. france and germany are expected to announce tougher measures later today. with christmas, and other festivals, not far off there are calls for a united approach from all four nations of the uk. keith doyle reports. it has been delayed 2a hours, but at a minute past midnight tomorrow night, nottingham will be the latest area to move into tier 3. warrington will also be under tier 3 restrictions, joining manchester, where they came in last week, and liverpool, which has been under tier 3 for a fortnight. imposing restri

i think we will also see quite a few run in across the english channel coast. will be windy, strongest winds across the west of scotland. these are the average wind speeds. quite a cool feel as well, with temperatures between 11 and 14 degrees. we head into the new working week, low pressure still with us. it will lose some of its intensity as we go into the monday. the winds will ease a little but still some showers and rain around. and it is looking like a very unsettled week ahead. that is it from me for now. enjoy your weekend. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. i'm aaron safir. our top stories: sudan is to normalise diplomatic relations with israel. the third arab state to do so in two months. protests spread across poland after a court ruling bans virtually all abortions. the demonstrations take place despite tight coronavirus restrictions. as coronavirus infections surge in europe again, the world health organization issues a new warning. and how one london company is determined to change

you‘ll remember that crash of the footballer over the english channel injanuary footballer over the englishno, on september the 28th. anyway, a man is being prosecuted over the crash which killed the footballer emiliano sala. that news just newsjust in. now it‘s time for a look at the weather. hello most of us are occasional sunshine cloud on the eastern side of the uk. although high pressures close by, the cloud is delivering a few showers. you can still see a few darted about across the uk as we go into the night. patty light rain and drizzle fairly thick cloud across northern and eastern areas of scotla nd northern and eastern areas of scotland was of the western side of the uk, most likely to get any prolonged clear spells temperatures a bit lower than this in the morning. some spots close to freezing. a touch and frost of mist and fog patches. tomorrow variable cloud, some sunny spells a few mostly light showers scattered about. northern counties of northern england, south wales, southwest england, south wales, southwest england bearing the best for afternoon sunshine. for the most pa

this summer people and rubber dinghies making their way across the english channel seeking asylum now the royal navy and the air force are being deployed to stop them . now as here a sudanese citizen trying to get to england isn't fazed. the government doesn't want a new people for their country but the country is a big it can take anyone. but you will find a laser was messier is on the french side at the port of calare trying to figure out when he can cross the city's been an asylum transit hub for years but infrastructure for the almost 1500 refugees is practically nonexistent tent city on the edge of her road a little electricity more access to running water. regular police checks did. anyone. hear there are no reception centers. in labour's and roadside green areas refugees meet to discuss their only hope of getting away by rubber dinghy. this boat lake people who are the people in europe use the door it is to enjoy you know what sort of to not see what we used to we see you kate so it's like some people use the machines want to switch out on some people they have more so here to

it is in the west and across the english channel coastal counties where we will see the showers at theirost frequent, their heaviest and with hail and thunder mixed in. fewer showers the further east you are with a better chance of holding onto sunshine for longer. shetland though will see cloud and rain persist and for all of us, a cooler day than we saw today. as we go to wednesday evening, some of the showers will fade and some will keep going in western scotland for a time but there's more cloud waiting in the winds and a deepening area of low pressure around the system in the north atlantic which will bring more persistent rain and a lift in temperatures as we go into thursday. some fairly windy conditions developing through the day, persistent rain moving to the north—east and by the end of the afternoon brightening up in the south, a milder day and milder weather to come on friday as well. goodbye from me and time to join the news tea m goodbye from me and time to join the news team where you are. hello, and welcome to sportsday. i'm sarah mulkerins. coming up: denmark's fc midtjy

northern ireland, north—west england, wales and the south—west, some will also blowing through the english channelo southern counties of england. may well avoid some of the showers and stay for a new driver some sunny spells. it is a windy start for all and afairly spells. it is a windy start for all and a fairly cool one with temperatures between 12 and 13 degrees. hello this is bbc news with rebecca jones. the headlines. south yorkshire is the latest region to move to england's top level of restrictions. local leaders in sheffield call for an exit plan. the question is, at what point will come out of tier 3? no one‘s able to answer that question. even the mayor is asking that question and, well, the mayor should have asked that question when he was negotiating with the government for the last ten days. police in gloucestershire begin border patrols to stop nonessential travel as wales begins its first full day of a ‘firebreak‘ lockdown. marcus rashford says he is proud of the community response to his campaign to feed disadvantaged children in england during the school holidays. president trump

some heading inland, drierand english channel.s a chilly wind, temperature is 10—12 c. hello, this is bbc news with victoria derbyshire. the headlines... scientists say the number of people with coronavirus antibodies has dropped by a quarter in three months — raising the risk of being infected again more than 50 conservative mps representing the north of england write to the prime minister, calling for a "clear roadmap" out of tough restrictions. the government says restrictions are regularly under review. every area that is entering tier 3, the highest tier level, there is a provision within that to say that after 28 days, it will be reviewed. a week before the us presidential elections — donald trump succeeds in appointing amy coney barrett to the supreme court it is the job of a judge to resist her policy preferences. it would be a dereliction of duty for her to give into them. what's it like to be only the fifth british rider to win a grand tour in the most dramatic way? this morning, we'll hear from the man himself... it was

crossing the english channel in rubber dinghies it's a journey that more migrants are making than ever before the british government is getting tough control of u.k. borders was one of the conservatives biggest breaks it promises but the crossings continue so now the royal air force and navy have been called in. nazir from sudan is not deterred. the government doesn't want a new pupil for the country but the country is a big. loser was here has come to color way to organize his crossing the northern french quarter has been an unofficial transit come for years infrastructure is poor these are some images of what everyday life looks like here a tent city by the side of the road little electricity and hardly any access to water or food. regular police checks. there are no state member still it is for migrants and refugees in a warehouse in color a british and french n.g.o.s are working side by side to provide bare necessities many here feel and. by the british government and its interior minister. i feel really ashamed a lot of the time like this idea for a pretty to tell that there's no

rescue crews are called out almost every day the english channel is one of the busiest shipping lanes in the world. janel is a motorway and driving on a motorway with a scooter is dangerous and that's what it's like here. but that hasn't stopped hundreds of people trying to do it every day. after all as here says they have nothing to lose. refugees and migrants have always faced stargardt's the latest measures have made those odds even starker. and let's take a look now at some other stories making news around the waltz the ease lead bragg's a negotiator. for land for government talks and mounting pressure on london in brussels to agree on the terms of britain's departure foreign minister underscore the need for quick progress to avoid a no deal scenario by a also met with chancellor angela merkel. german authorities have launched an attempted murder investigation in the case of a 26 year old jewish student who was attacked outside of a synagogue in hamburg the initial findings indicate that the assault was motivated by anti semitism. the victim was seriously wounded when a man in mil

across the english channel which hitler could not cross, the people of battered london who never wouldield to the blitz surrendered with a cheer to ike. >> to every londoner that has ever taken one of my soldiers into his home, i say you will always have my profound gratitude. to everyone who has smilingly directed one of my men to the albert hall or to marble arch, i owe thanks also. >> churchill spoke for all history to remember. >> ladies and gentlemen, you have just seen and listened to the words of a great commander. >> a man who has proved not only his capacity to organize and regulate the movements of our men, but to stir men's hearts, and who has zoneshown a capacitr making great nations march together more truly united than they ever have before. >> and so by sincerity and simplicity a kansasan conquered britain. >> back home in america, the wife all the world called mimi was the first to say i like ike. >> then the rest of us shouted it too, not hail the conquers hero but bursting with pride and a great friend, a great guy who understands that washington belongs not to a pres

crossing the english channel in rubber dinghies it's a journey that more migrants are making than ever before the british government is getting tough control of u.k. board. this was one of the conservatives biggest breaks it promises but the crossings continue so now the royal air force and navy have been called in. here from sudan is not deterred. the government doesn't want a new pupil of the country but the country is a big it can take anyone. lazier was not here has come to cali to organize his crossing the northern french quarter has been an unofficial transit come for years infrastructure is poor these are some images of what everyday life looks like here a tent city by the side of the road a little electricity and hardly any access to water or food. regular police checks. there are no state memphis elegies for migrants and refugees in a warehouse in color a british and french n.g.o.s are working side by side to provide bare necessities many here feel angered by the british government and its interior minister. i feel really ashamed a lot of the time like this idea for it's a tel

scotland, lots of north—west england, wales and the south—west, we also see some blowing in from the english channelstern scotland may well stay largely dry with some spells of sunshine. windy for all — those are the average wind speeds, gusts will be higher than that. we could see gusts of around 50 mph for exposed spots in western scotland, and a fairly cool feel as well, top temperatures between 10 and 11! degrees. as we head through sunday night, further showers rattling in from the west, could see a slightly more prolonged spell of rain for a time across western scotland, and then, as we get into monday, well, it stays very unsettled. but i think the focus of the showers will shift a little bit further southwards, particularly across england and wales, northern ireland seeing some as well, but scotland should start to dry out a little bit from the north with some spells of sunshine. stays very cool, though, at 11 to 11! degrees. now, the area of low pressure that's been with us through the weekend, that clears away but things don't really settle down. there's a big low that's going to sit the n

it's believed to be the biggest loss of life from a single boat during migrant crossings in the english channel the united nations delegation has made its 1st visit to several camps in series italy provinces the 1st time in years actually it comes a day after a russian air strike killed at least $78.00 turkish backed rebels in the north of the country syrian special envoy to the un is edging cooperation between russia and turkey which back opposing sides in the conflict. al-jazeera welt is coming out. for over 70 years the middle east has been subject to a whole host of geopolitical tensions at the heart of which is the arab israeli conflict. few are of countries i've ever had the full diplomatic relationship with israel although some of that child for years. but in september on october 2020 the united states announced so-called normalization deals between israel and 2 gulf countries the united arab emirates and buffer rain and then with sudan. the sticking point for decades had always been the occupation of palestine and the gulf states had always demanded their return to pre-one 967 borders a