what did you make of those requests from david frost? that i think these are not proposals which are going to bring us proposals which are going to bring us much closer to the solution, if i may formulated in that way. you have to understand and all the people watching the tv have to understand that the final decision is going to be taken by 28 countries. it is not brussels which is a bubble, there are 500 million people represented in the european parliament and by the government or head of states and the government or head of states and the council. at the end of the day, they have to take the decision. all proposals which are brought to the table now after three years have to go through the same decision—making procedure. you should not imagine brussels like, i do not know, are they men or women sitting in a room being ugly and mean. and mean. brussels is a representation...” being ugly and mean. and mean. brussels is a representation... i am so brussels is a representation... i am so sorry brussels is a representation... i am so sorr

scott frost, that is the next step for this team. >> okay. it might not be easy because northern illinois, petros, they have a quarterback used to playing in power five conference, the caltrans fehr. >> yes, shane's alma mater. he came in here as a grad transfer and immediately started to lead. i like this guy. he has a live body. over 500 yards passing on the season, was not intimidated last week at utah and you know niu relishes these opportunities big ten venues. they won here two years ago. >> they did, by a score of 21-17. the rematch from lincoln is coming up next right here on fs 1. [flicker of lights] [trumpet plays] [gust of wind] [sounds of items hitting phone] [trumpet plays] [thud] [spray of sprinklers] ♪ [trumpet plays] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i get to select my room from the floor plan... when i book at hilton.com free wi-fi... ...and the price match guarantee. so with hilton there is no catch. yeah the only catch is i'm never leaving. no i'm serious, i live here now. book at hilton.com and get the hilton price match guarantee. [sighs defeatedl

david frost, the special europe adviser for borisjohnson david frost, the special europe adviser for johnson is david frost, the special europe adviserfor borisjohnson is back and the brussels, back talking to the commission and talking to european ambassadors and unveil documents and which they talk about no deal and prepare for the rest of it, they did a look at what is happening here and that the risk of no deal has gone up? did they think that perhaps it is unfair their way? they will probably think overwhelmingly that they would get the deal to the house, because the problem that theresa may always had was that she was not able to get something through so whatever she was negotiating for brussels, she could not deliver her own side. so all the signals this will be sending to brussel is that borisjohnson now u nfortu nately has to brussel is that borisjohnson now unfortunately has the same problem. one eu diplomat dead say to date with what is the point of negotiating, he does not have a majority of any more, it is over. the eu will want to know if they negotiate, if they move an

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a touch of frost in the cold est most of us. a touch of frost in the coldest parts most of us.s of most of us. a touch of frost in the coldest parts of scotland and north—east england. sunshine to start tomorrow, a shower in east anglia north kent, north—west scotla nd anglia north kent, north—west scotland and more of western scotla nd scotland and more of western scotland will produce patchy rain a light drizzle. elsewhere where there is sunshine, patchy cloud developing but it will stay dry. the wind is picking up with, with thickening cloud in the north west of scotland. temperatures, 15 to 18 celsius. woman in scotland and north—east england. —— warmer in scotland. this is bbc world news today. our top stories. the released iranian tanker is apparently spotted off the syrian coast. britain says it's "deeply troubled" by the reports. as the uk prime minister, borisjohnson, says he'd rather die in a ditch than delay brexit, mps prepare for a legal battle in a ditch than delay brexit, if he defies a law stopping no deal. i'm very, very concerned and troubled by the fact the p

the problem frost originally beneath the trees began eroding. at 1st the hole was just a few metres deep. the student on average the make a crater is between 40 and 60 meters deep and in some places it's 100 meters deep it's 1.5 kilometers long and about one kilometer wide right now but it's hard to determine exactly how wide it is because it's expanding so quickly because these kinds of catastrophic events could become increasingly common hypnosis and not just in residential areas but anywhere in the wilderness wherever there are pipelines and natural gas facilities our entire infrastructure could be impacted. as opposed to. most of the cities in siberia and in russia's far east could be affected about 25000000 people in all. how big would the impact be if all the world's permafrost were to melt so far there isn't enough cross regional research to answer that but there are findings regarding the polar region from a global terrestrial network for permafrost in 1906 the problem frost melted to a depth of 45 centimeters in the summer by 2017 it me

are you asking for an extension, mr frost? what chance of a last—minute deal?st has been in brussels today but the finnish pm, who is chairing the eu, suggested a no—deal brexit could be close. it seems very obvious that we are not yet in brexit agreement. on with the whites and off to peterhead market, campaigning keeps you busy. haggling is part of the job. £50 per fish. good god, £50 perfish. good god, expensive fish! boris johnson is famously upbeat but his premiership could still end badly. john is in downing street for us this evening. have boris johnson's tactics street for us this evening. have borisjohnson‘s tactics this week misfired? as good weeks ago, for borisjohnson, this misfired? as good weeks ago, for boris johnson, this hasn't misfired? as good weeks ago, for borisjohnson, this hasn't been one. defeated in the commons and then defeated again, today beaten in the house of lords. he is under pressure now from some colleagues to approve at least some of those rebels he had thrown out as conservative mps. today he was talking about building bridge

they could be a touch of frost across parts of eastern scotla nd frost across parts of eastern scotlandrning. for the great north run, a chilly start to the morning, but decent running conditions, not too hot, up to 15 celsius with a light wind. we keep the sunshine tomorrow across england and wales, eastern scotland holding on to some sunshine. further west, cloud will build in getting a cute spots of light, patchy rain during the afternoon. temperatures 15—18, so the afternoon. temperatures 15—18, $03 the afternoon. temperatures 15—18, so a touchdown on today. this weather front vent moves in from the west, heading slowly eased as we move into monday. a soggy start to the new working week for many of us, but it won't feel particularly warm, only 14—16dc. temperatures should recover and we will see a good deal of dry weather, breezy and damp through wednesday, but otherwise not a bad week ahead. goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11. borisjohnson could face another legal challenge, if he ignores new legislation aimed at stopping a no—deal brexit. a warning that four in ten uk

mass migration of peoples for there is an immense amount of biomass still trapped within the palm of frost. if that trapped c o 2 in methane were to be released into the atmosphere the pace of climate change would increase dramatically. so there's a group of grasses which grew here maybe i don't 40000 years ago and then prove that this is a huge storage of carbon and think obviously the roots and put them on the one side of the balance and on the other side of the balance point although bargirl vegetation of the point of the way school trees and shrubs of the good you will see that they started but it was weak more. and the bill for us will start to be great everywhere all these will become of will for microbes to eat and they will very soon a little to greenhouse gases. that's ice pure ice out there and you see well this ice is melting the water is mixing with this soil and creating this month full of children down the top and they get additions have been very rapidly here so it's a combination of both a lot of carbon and also fight and that's a give you a very rapid carbon but for every

it will be a mild night, certainly frost—free, as it will be really for much of the week ahead, we'rends and heavy rain on tuesday morning, courtesy of a bit of a wave developing on this weather front here moving in from the atlantic. so with all that rain and also the strong winds to content with too, we may well have a bit of disruption to travel tuesday morning especially for parts of southern england, into south wales as well. there'll be a lot of standing water on the roads. this area of heavy rain works its way gradually eastwards across england and wales. that'll be followed by more heavy showers and thunderstorms packing in from the south—west. i think northern ireland and the north—west of scotland should stay predominantly dry through the day. temperatures only around about 15—19 degrees. much cooler than it has been and plenty of really quite heavy showers around. not only the showers but let's look at the wind gusts. 30mph gusts inland, a0 or even 45mph gusts along the south coast and through the english channel too. all that wet and windy weather moves eastwards, but we'l

and then what we have to make next is the frosting, right? and it's just equal parts greek yogurt and peanut butter. and then we just mix it together. what's great about yogurt for dogs is that it's got probiotics and protein. and when you mix this together, it actually creates a really beautiful frosting, doesn't it? that looks pretty good. finn, take a look. our cakes are finished. ah, they look so good. they're nice and cooled. you don't want to serve a hot cake to a dog. you can see the pieces of carrot inside. now, to frost it, i'm gonna put a little bit on this layer. okay. run it along the sides. you can decorate the top with dog biscuits. all right, finn, you need your hat. and now... let's see if finn likes his cake. aww. there you go. [laughs] happy birthday, finn. how awesome is finn? i love that dog. now, cat people, don't worry. we haven't forgotten you. this craft project will create lots of kitty playtime. if you're an animal lover like me, it's always nice to do a little d.i.y. to keep them entertained and happy. what we're go

here's the uk brexit negotiator, david frost, arriving in brussels.rnier. remember, boris johnson wants negotiator, michel barnier. remember, borisjohnson wants the irish border backstop taken out of the current withdrawal deal. michel barnier says the eu has no intention of doing that and is still awaiting what could possibly replace it and ensure the uk leaves the single market of the eu but there is no ha rd market of the eu but there is no hard border on the island of ireland. remember, we don't know if the uk is offering anything new, but the uk is offering anything new, but the eu says it is still waiting. here is michel barnier talking after the meeting. after my meeting with the meeting. after my meeting with the member state, now the parliament. i just want to tell you that the eu will remain in all circumstances, united vigilant and calm. damian grammaticas has been following all of this. the prime minister's brexit or eu advisor, david frost, was here having meetings in the european commission. nothing new was tabled there, in terms of prop

rare warning to parents in some communities, to keep their children indoors at night until the first frost. >>> authorities say the little girl, possibly stolen in broad daylight at a public park. police believe a man led her to a red van. >>> the feud with california tonight. president trump telling that state it cannot set its own emissions standards. the governor fuming and ready to fight. >>> and tonight, abc news obtaining video, authorities say a drunk pilot who turns around at security, accused of throwing a bottle of vodka out in the bathroom before boarding the flight. and then stopped right before takeoff. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. we have a lot to get to, and we begin tonight with chilling new reporting here. the maintenance worker accused of trying to sabotage a passenger jet right b miami. and tonight, prosecutors now say that worker had videos of isis killings on his phone. the new evidence presented at a hearing just today involving the american airlines worker at the miami airport. the man reportedly said he disabled a se

britain's brexit negotiator, david frost, has been in brussels today.he eu, suggested a no—deal exit could be close. it seems very obvious that we are not getting brexit with agreement. on with the whites and off to peterhead market. campaigning keeps you busy. haggling is part of the job. £50 perfish. good god, that's an expensive fish! borisjohnson is famously upbeat, but his premiership could still end badly. a series of mass shootings in the us over the last year has put pressure on president trump and congress to change the country's gun laws. but for many communities gun violence is a daily reality. this week the us hit the grim milestone of 10,000 people shot dead so far this year. of those killed or injured by gun fire — 2,500 of them were children. from washington, chris buckler reports. the cordons and closed off streets have become too familiar. they mark the spot of the latest drive—by shooting that has left a man and woman in hospital. it happened on people's doorsteps and was just one of half a dozen shootings in washington, dc on this sin

britain's brexit negotiator, david frost, has been in brussels today. suggested a no—deal exit could be close. it seems very obvious that we are not getting brexit with agreement. on with the whites and off to peterhead market. campaigning keeps you busy. haggling is part of the job. £50 perfish. good god, that's an expensive fish! borisjohnson is famously upbeat, but his premiership could still end badly. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: could she be the oldest mother in history? a 73—year—old indian woman has given birth to twins. freedom itself was attacked this morning, and freedom will be defended. the united states will hunt down and punish those responsible. bishop tutu now become spiritual leader of 100,000 anglicans here, of the blacks in soweto township as well as the whites in their rich suburbs. we say to you today, in a loud and clear voice, enough of blood and tears — enough. translation: the difficult decision we reached together was one that required great and exceptional courage. it is an exodus of up to 60,000 people, caused by

it will be a mild night, certainly frost—free, as it will be really for much of the week ahead.ut what we are going to see is some strong winds and heavy rain on tuesday morning courtesy of a bit of a wave developing on this weather front here moving in from the atlantic. so, with all that rain and also the strong winds to contend with too, we may well have a bit of disruption to travel tuesday morning, especially for parts of southern england, into south wales as well. there'll be a lot of standing water, i think, on the roads. this area of heavy rain works its way gradually eastwards across england and wales. that will be followed by more heavy showers and thunderstorms packing in from the south—west. i think northern ireland and the north—west of scotland should stay predominantly dry through the day. temperatures only around about 15—19 degrees. much cooler than it has been and plenty of really quite heavy showers around. not only the showers, but let's look at the wind gusts. 30mph gusts inland, a0 or even a5mph gusts along the south coast and through the english channel to

britain's brexit negotiator, david frost, has been in brussels today. eu, suggested a no—deal exit could be close. it seems very obvious that we are not getting brexit with agreement. on with the whites and off to peterhead market. campaigning keeps you busy. haggling is part of the job. £50 perfish. good god, that's an expensive fish! borisjohnson is famously upbeat, but his premiership could still end badly. the high court has rejected a legal challenge to borisjohnson‘s decision to suspend parliament. the case was brought by the businesswoman gina miller, who argued the move was "an unlawful abuse of power". she has been allowed to appeal — that case is expected to be heard at the supreme court on september 17th. a similar legal challenge was rejected at edinburgh's court of session earlier this week, which is also being appealed. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: some american health officials urge an end to vaping, after another death from a mysterious lung illness. freedom itself was attacked this morning, and freedom will be defended. the

could be a touch of frost, not just in few nights. but potentially the north—east of england. cold before the great north run, but at ideal conditions. the lighter wind and it should be dry some lengthy spells of sunshine. sunny, cold scott start across the board. not predicting any showers at all, just big of a stop but were cloud across western scotland and northern ireland. temperature is again, to play 16 to 18 degrees. as again, to play 16 to 18 degrees. as a move into the beginning of next week, it looks as though it be quite a mixed beginning. some often wet and windy weather, too. the wet weather comes a monday, is that weather comes a monday, is that weather front moves down across the uk and it will develop a few waves and wiggles on it. some heavier rain in wales and the south—west stopped those are the temperatures. quite a chilly day, 1a to 15, maybe even 16 degrees at best. opposition parties at westminster move to block boris johnson's plan for a mid—october general election. labour, the lib dems, the snp and plaid cymr

thank you, tony drew and caroline frost. next on bbc news, it's the film review. mean set hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is jason solomons. so, jason, what do we have this week? brad pitt dons a space suit and shoots for the stars in ad astra. 80s action hero sylvester stallone sharpens up his act to release rambo: last blood. and a family gathers in china to say goodbye to grandma in the farewell. let's start with brad pitt in space. that's right, brad in space. he is so hot right now in this post—tarantino glow from once upon a time in hollywood. this is a very different performance from him, a much more buttoned down performance. in this film it is officially proven that brad pitt is the coolest man in the world. he has a psych evalfrom nasa who decide his heartbeat does not go over 80 revs per minute, beats per minute? beats per minute. beats per minute, bpms, a record. he is officially and scientifically proven to be as cool as anything so that means he d

this of course has been a myth frost and others have perpetuated for some time.the reality is quite different. i was told, the talked about it in advance, when you want to say when this question came up. and he apologize for his moral failures. he said i screwed it all up, but he would never admit to any criminal wrongdoing because he didn't think he had violated any criminal laws. this would be the message he would use the rest of his life whenever he was asked about this topic and again as an accident during the frost nixon interviews. it came as as a plan answer toa question that he and that they had worked together. the moral failures weighed on him. and he dealt with it in his own way. he dealt with the by beginning to reveal himself more and more, and to come public with people. when hubert humphrey is apart from 1960 election called a leading know he was dying of cancer, nixon consoled his former rival. this is faceted. when the two manhunt up the phone, nixon turned to his aide jack brin is that i don't care what it takes, i'm going to his funeral. start

britain's brexit negotiator, david frost, has been in brussels today. suggested a no—deal exit could be close. it seems very obvious that we are not getting brexit with agreement. on with the whites and off to peterhead market. campaigning keeps you busy. haggling is part of the job. £50 perfish. good god, that's an expensive fish! borisjohnson is famously upbeat, but his premiership could still end badly. a woman in her early 70s has given birth to twin girls in the indian state of andhra pradesh. manga—yamma yaramati had undergone in—vitro fertilisation — or ivf. she and her husband had first tried to have a baby nearly 60 years ago. the bbc‘s tim allman has the story. looking more than a little bemused by all the attention, the proud father shows off his newborn children. sitarama rajarao is 82 years old, quite an age to be a first—time dad. his wife, the proud mother, is only a few years younger. she is still in hospital after undergoing a cesarean section. the couple had never been able to have children naturally, and had to use a donor egg to conc

there maybe some frost in parts of scotla nd there maybe some frost in parts of scotland and north—eastnd towards kent, and much more cloud for northern ireland and into western scotland. elsewhere it will be dry with some sunshine coming through. the winds will fall light, temperature is 16—18dc, a touch warmer than today in eastern scotla nd touch warmer than today in eastern scotland north—east england. u nsettled scotland north—east england. unsettled into next week. it will be turning wind yet midweek. this is bbc news — i'm shaun ley. the headlines at five: the prime minister says he would "rather be dead in a ditch" than delay brexit — but a cross—party group of mps is preparing to take legal action if he refuses to abide by a bill to delay brexit. the court's making a decision to try to make a prime minister abide by the law made by a parliament of which he is a member. these are strange times for democracy. it's the law of the land and he is under an obligation to obey it. if he doesn't obey it, then he can be taken to court and, if necessary, the court will issue an injunction

the problem frost originally beneath the trees began eroding. that 1st the hole was just a few meters deep. the stupid on average the make a crater is between 40 and 60 meters deep and in some places it's 100 meters deep it's 1.5 kilometers long and about one kilometer wide right now but it's hard to determine exactly how wide it is because it's expanding so quickly because these kinds of catastrophic events could become increasingly common and not just in residential areas but anywhere in the wilderness wherever there are pipelines and natural gas facilities our entire infrastructure could be impacted. as opposed to. most of the cities in siberia and in russia's far east could be affected about 25000000 people in all. how big would the impact be if all the world's permafrost were to melt so far there isn't enough cross regional research to answer that but there are findings regarding the polar region from a global terrestrial network for permafrost in 1906 the problem melted to a depth of 45 centimeters in the summer by 2017 it melted to a dept

thank you, tony drew and caroline frost.e film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is jason solomons.

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for most of alaska that would be perma frost, a frozen layer of earth made up of soil and gravel the perma frost is thawing raising concerns the release of carbon dioxide and methane could lead to more warming. just outside fairbanks i venture into a place where time is literally frozen the army corps of engineers permafrost tunnels where 40,000 years of earth's history are studied, ice, ancient grass and woolly mammoth bones the tunnels originally built in the '60s to study underground construction. >> need to feel how cold it is. >> yeah, that's -- >> it feels cold. >> that's solid ice. >> reporter: now that ing houses as temperatures rise is it happening at a rapid pace >> it's a long, steady warming but the last 20 or 30 years in this area, that warming increased quite a bit. >> reporter: the alaska of my childhood still remains largely untouched, yet alarm bells are ringing here i showed you a picture of my grandmother standing on this lake will we ever see a picture like that again >> we'll see it in the photo books. what we have in that picture is an opportunity to connect wit

some sort of junior minister says, well he's not, he's got some sort ofjunior minister named david frost he's doing. you negotiate with the government, not some sort ofjunior minister. they don't know what he's doing. we don't know what is doing. and he does not have the trust of the parliament, which is what he needs, he has to have trust in the parliament, he doesn't even have the trust of his party. so we are in a situation where we have got someone we don't believe in. and that's the problem. he was an honest guy, and step down and let someone else trying do this if it's going to be done. but he's not going to do that, he's not going to do that. saying that. but he's not an honest broker. and we need an honest broker at this point in time. options? well i'm not sure that's entirely right, actually come in the problem is that theresa may was, coming in or, for whatever herfaults where, may was, coming in or, for whatever her faults where, was a very respected, trustworthy person. she just couldn't get people to agree, and that's the fundamental issue. so of course there are problems a

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michel barnier said he did not hear anything new from david frost. having watched what is going on, i guess it is not surprising any clear path forward has not emerged. brent: confusion and paralysis as you said. teri schultz, thank you. here are some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world. italy's prime minister has announced a new cabinet to lead a populist and centerleft coalition including five start movement leader luigi demaio as the country's foreign minister. matteo salvini has been replaced as interior minister by a technocrat. securityty has been stepped up n south africa and nigeria after attacks on foreign owned businesses in johannesburg and reprisals against south african stores in nigerian cities. nigeria has announced it is boycotting the world economic forum that is currently taking place in cape town. iran has released a seven -- released seven crew members of a british flight tanker. -- british flagged tanker.r. it was takenen over weeks after britain seized and iranian carrier -- an iranian carrier. hong k

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it will be a mild night, certainly frost free as it will be for much of the week, not expecting to seecourtesy of a bit of a wave developing on this when the frontier moving on from the atlantic. all that rain and also the strong winds to co nte nt that rain and also the strong winds to content with and we may well have a bit of disruption to travel tuesday morning especially if parts of southern england, into south wales as well. a lot of standing water on the roads. this area of heavy rain works its way gradually eastwards a cross heavy rain works its way gradually eastwards across england and wales, followed by more heavy showers and thunderstorms packing in from the south—west. northern ireland and the north—west of scotland should stay predominant drive through the day. temperatures only around 15— 19 degrees. much cooler than it has beenin degrees. much cooler than it has been in plenty of quite heavy showers. let's take a look at the wind gusts. a0 or even a5 miles per hour on the south coast. all that wet and windy weather, some rain in the south—east wednesday morning. u nless

it will be a mild night, certainly frost—free, as it will be really for much of the week ahead, we'rey rain on tuesday morning, courtesy of a bit of a wave developing on this weather front here moving in from the atlantic. so with all that rain and also the strong winds to content with too, we may well have a bit of disruption to travel tuesday morning especially for parts of southern england, into south wales as well. there'll be a lot of standing water on the roads. this area of heavy rain works its way gradually eastwards across england and wales. that'll be followed by more heavy showers and thunderstorms packing in from the south—west. i think northern ireland and the north—west of scotland should stay predominantly dry through the day. temperatures only around about 15—19 degrees. much cooler than it has been and plenty of really quite heavy showers around. not only the showers but let's look at the wind gusts. and thorugh the english channel too. all that wet and windy weather moves south—eastwards, some rain in the south—east wednesday morning. unless windy day by the time we

even shortening practice hours for some children's sports until the first frost. david? >> all right, eva pilgrim tonight. thank you. >>> and a remarkable ail dress at the united nations climate action tonight. 16-year-old activist greta thunburg making her remarks, furious at leaders for, in her words, failing to act, leaving the damage to her generation. here's what she told world leaders gathered at the u.n. >> this is all wrong. i shouldn't be up here. i should be back in school on the other side ofhe ocean. yet, you all come to us young people for hope. how dare you. >> after her appeal, this moment making news. the spotlight shifted back to president trump. the president herbal learly in administration took the u.s. out of the paris climate accord. >>> and there is news tonight about the deadly overdoses in pittsburgh. a suspect arrested, accusing him of providing drugs laced with fentanyl. authorities say the victims were found in the apartment, inside an elevator and right outside on the street. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this mond

it will be a mild night, certainly frost—free, as it will be really for much of the week ahead.ost this week, but what we are going to see is some strong winds and heavy rain on tuesday morning courtesy of a bit of a wave developing on this weather front here moving in from the atlantic. so, with all that rain and also the strong winds to contend with too, we may well have a bit of disruption to travel tuesday morning, especially for parts of southern england, into south wales as well. there'll be a lot of standing water, i think, on the roads. this area of heavy rain works its way gradually eastwards across england and wales. that will be followed by more heavy showers and thunderstorms packing in from the south—west. i think northern ireland and the north—west of scotland should stay predominantly dry through the day. temperatures only around about 15—19 degrees. much cooler than it has been and plenty of really quite heavy showers around. not only the showers, but let's look at the wind gusts. 30mph gusts inland, a0 or even 45mph gusts along the south coast and through the en

know we're all ears today michel barnier said you know what i didn't hear anything new from david frost nothing is moving forward coming from the british side and and having watch what's going on there right now i guess it's not surprising that any clear path forward has not emerged you know you know confusion and paralysis as you said 3 shots in brussels as always terry thank you and here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world italy's prime minister due sepic on has announced a new cabinet to lead a populist and center left coalition including 5 store movement leader the we demaio as the country's foreign minister for right leader tell us how the need has been replaced as interior minister by the technocrat young a lot more gays. security has been stepped up in south africa and nigeria after attacks on foreign owned businesses in johannesburg and reprisals carried out against south african stores in nigeria and cities with diplomatic tensions increasing nigeria has announced that it is boycotting the world economic forum that's currently taking place

from wednesday morning, some places could start off with a touch of frost.parts of scotland. chilly forjust northern england and central parts of scotland. chilly for just about all of us, but wednesday is going to bea all of us, but wednesday is going to be a bright and crisp day. quite a windy day, across eastern areas particularly, lighter winds and further west, but the temperature is no great shakes for the time of year, 1144. as we head towards the end of the week, temperatures will climb again, more of a west or south—westerly influence to our weather. with that, there is the potential for some wet and windy weather at times, a lot of uncertainty about that. through the weekend, more rain at first, then it turns chilly, milderfor the end of the week, but with the potential for some more wet and windy weather. this is bbc news. i'm maritine croxall. the headlines at 11:00: boris johnson defends his language in the brexit debate, on the opening day of the conservative party conference and insists he's been a "model of restraint". i certainly think every

it will be a mild night, certainly frost—free, as it will be really for much of the week ahead.is some strong winds and heavy rain on tuesday morning courtesy of a bit of a wave developing on this weather front here moving in from the atlantic. so, with all that rain and also the strong winds to contend with too, we may well have a bit of disruption to travel tuesday morning, especially for parts of southern england, into south wales as well. there'll be a lot of standing water, i think, on the roads. this area of heavy rain works its way gradually eastwards across england and wales. that will be followed by more heavy showers and thunderstorms packing in from the south—west. i think northern ireland and the north—west of scotland should stay predominantly dry through the day. temperatures only around about 15—19 degrees. much cooler than it has been and plenty of really quite heavy showers around. not only the showers, but let's look at the wind gusts. 30mph gusts inland, a0 or even 45mph gusts along the south coast and through the english channel too. all that wet and windy we

cheap rates good or she had michel barnier he said the johnsons on boy david frost have promised and failed again to deliver any concrete proposals so i mean i'm wondering what what's the mood that in brussels with that situation. well michel bonnie says it's in a state of paralysis because the e.u. has said this and you and i brenda talked about this so many times we can replay it the e.u. is waiting for the u.k. to come with some kind of alternative proposals to the withdrawal agreement that was agreed last year and so far that hasn't happened in fact the british government asked for the pace of talks to pick up to start meeting twice a week instead of once a week and the e.u. said ok fire where you know we're all ears today michel barnier said you know what i didn't hear anything new from david frost nothing is moving forward coming from the british side and and having watch what's going on there right now i guess it's not surprising that any clear path forward has not emerged you know you know confusion and paralysis as you said 3 shots in brussels as always terry thank you and h

are you asking for an extension, mr frost? what chance of a last—minute deal? has been in brussels today, but the finnish pm, who is chairing the eu, suggested a no—deal brexit could be close. it seems very obvious that we are not yet in brexit agreement. on with the whites and off to peterhead market — campaigning keeps you busy. haggling is part of the job. £50 per fish. good god, expensive fish! borisjohnson is famously upbeat, but his premiership could still end badly. that wasjohn that was john pienaar that wasjohn pienaar reporting. well, the high court has rejected a legal challenge to borisjohnson‘s decision to suspend parliament. the case was brought by the businesswoman gina miller, who argued the move was "an unlawful abuse of power". she has been allowed to appeal. the case is expected to be heard at the supreme court on september 17th. a similar legal challenge was rejected at edinburgh's court of session earlier this week. that case is also being appealed. the chief constable of west yorkshire police says he's "disappointed" that his officers were