minorflooding will scotland, particularly dumfries and galloway.wards, barely anything honoured by the time it reaches the south—east, behind its guys brighten up, few showers around, those temperatures will be falling away. the mid teens celsius at best for north england and wales, 20— 2324 across the south—east. that is the last of the warmth because as that cold front moves through, it will allow cooler air to spread to all areas. clear skies during saturday night, they will be a few showers packing into northern and western areas, easily blustery as the wind pickup, notice the temperatures into single digits, particularly out of town. even in town — maximum the towns and cities further north. you can see we are into the cold air sunday, sunday is the first of september, and the first day of meteorological autumn, it will certainly feel like that, you may wa ke certainly feel like that, you may wake up on sunday and it will feel very chilly. lots of sunshine around and showers will get going across scotland, northern ireland into north—west engl

minorflooding will scotland, italy dumfries and galloway.ue first thing on saturday, that system moves eastwards, behind its quys system moves eastwards, behind its guys brighten up, a few showers around, those temperatures will be falling away. the midteens at best in the north, for england and wales 20-23 in the north, for england and wales 20—23 or in the north, for england and wales 20-23 or 24. that in the north, for england and wales 20—23 or 24. that is the last of the warmth because that's a cold front moves through, it will allow cooler airto moves through, it will allow cooler air to spread to all areas. clear skies during saturday night, there will be some showers packing into northern and western areas, these will be blustery as the winds pick up, notice the temperatures into single digits, particular out of town. but even in some of the towns and cities further north. you can see we are into the cold air to sunday, sunday is the first of september and the first day of the meteorological autumn, it will certainly feel like that a

to say we can welcome on to the program knowing british politician and broadcaster george galloway george thanks for taking the time in our to international the message might be compelling but was this marketing strategy the most sense therefore either quit given the target audience. well as the old song says clones to the left of me jokers to the right stuck in the middle with you the left the liberal identity politics crowd throw up their hands and cry racism the last time i looked at chicken shop all kinds of young people were eating it and on the right you have people who are. similar to knisley of running down our police force by 21000 officers can you believe that since 2000 and then imagining that you can solve the consequent crime problems by writing messages on cardboard these messages are not worth the cardboard that they are being written on we need more police with more resources and more power to get to grips with what is a mob epidemic london last year over to new york can you believe that the mark dark capital of the world and this year were almost a $100.00 and it's only t

by this point, we could be looking at a few issues across south—west scotland, for dumfries and gallowayd, pushing to western england, parts of wales, sunshine and showers follow on behind. but it still stays dry and fairly warm across the far south—east — 20—211 degrees. something cooler pushing into the north—west. but as that front clears through during saturday night, then it opens the floodgates to a polar maritime north—westerly, and that'll be very noticeable right up and down the country. so a much fresher start to the day. plenty of sunshine and showers across northern and western areas. a few heavy, maybe thundery ones mixed in. again it could be the south and east that stays dry in the sunshine, but temperatures will struggle — ranging from 12 to 17 or 18 degrees. good morning, welcome to breakfast, live from westminster with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today: borisjohnson‘s suspension of parliament sparks protests and condemnation with opponents calling the prime minister's move a constitutional outrage. more than one million people have signed a protest p

northern ireland, and 50—80 perhaps across the south—west of scotland, particularly dumfries and galloway saturday, that front continues to journey eastwards, barely anything on it by the time it reaches the south—east. behind it skies brighten up, sunshine, a few showers around, those temperatures will be falling away. the mid teens celsius at best in the north for england and wales, 20—23 or 2a across the south—east. that is the last of the warmth because as that cold front moves through, it will allow cooler air to spread to all areas. clear skies during saturday night, there will be a few showers packing into northern and western areas, these will be blustery as the wind picks up too, notice the temperatures into single digits, particularly out of town, but even in some of the towns and cities further north. you can see we are into the colder air for sunday, sunday is the first of september, and the first day of meteorological autumn, it will certainly feel like that — you wake up on sunday and it will feel very chilly. lots of sunshine around and showers will get going across scotlan

northern ireland, and 50—80 perhaps across the south—west of scotland, particularly dumfries and gallowaynything on it by the time it reaches the south—east. behind it skies brighten up, sunshine, a few showers around, those temperatures will be falling away. the mid teens celsius at best in the north for england and wales, 20—23 or 2a across the south—east. that is the last of the warmth because as that cold front moves through, it will allow cooler air to spread to all areas. clear skies during saturday night, there will be a few showers packing into northern and western areas, these will be blustery as the wind picks up too, notice the temperatures into single digits, particularly out of town, but even in some of the towns and cities further north. you can see we are into the colder air for sunday, sunday is the first of september, and the first day of meteorological autumn, it will certainly feel like that — you wake up on sunday and it will feel very chilly. lots of sunshine around and showers will get going across scotland, northern ireland into north—west england, perhaps western w

caitlin galloway? >> good afternoon, commissioners i am here -- i used to run -- run a farm called little city gardens in san francisco. it was the city's only commercial farm and we ran operations from 2010 to 2016. we lost access to our parcel that we farmed, it was a three-quarter aigle -- acre parcel. we lost access when it was approved for development into a private school. i am here on behalf of of the thousands of visitors and volunteers that joined us at the farm in our six years of operation. i'm also here on behalf of the hundreds of neighbours and residents that we fed from the farm in our years of operation, and also here on behalf of the dozens of small businesses that we collaborated with during our time, and all of us in that time were united in our enthusiasm and appreciation for san francisco as a city that supported and had a history of supporting urban agriculture. in the years since little city garden has closed, i have still stayed intimately aware and involved in urban agriculture

and i was actually going back to scott galloway look, it is worth something. it is.od service. but it is a real estate company that uses technology >> finally, is there any -- the countercylicality thing, is that legit? where if we do go into a recession, you would go to wework rather than buy real estate outright? >> but everybody will be cutting back on office space every office space vendor of any kind will be reducing prices to induce people to pay and as a more strapped than normal business operator, you're going to go, cost is very important. so, sure, if wework says, hey, we'll do it for 50% less than everybody else, sure, their offices will be full, but they will be getting creamed on their leases, unless they have some huge pricing power on the leasing side and we haven't seen that yet >> henry thank you for joining us >> great to see you. >> obviously, a little bit of churn here dow has made its way back into the green as the market tries to digest some of the hawkish commentary we've gotten out of jackson hole this morning. two big earnings movers to get t

twista is blown away by a sign language interpreter's rapid fire hands it's not the first time amber galloway gaego has stolen the show from kendrick lamar, lady gaga even disney's the little mermaid. ♪ i want to be where the people are ♪ ♪ >> reporter: her hands fluent in any musical genre >> i feel music is all about connection >> reporter: for the hearing impaired her interpretations have brought life to an experience they now can share. >> it gives me the opportunity to be able to feel as an equal as an audience >> reporter: for amber this is about bringing harmony to the world of sight and sound >> i will feel that my mission is complete when i don't receive emails daily or weekly of asking for help, for me to call the news, have viper access so they can enjoy their favorite artist. >> reporter: proving alongside the world's fastest rappers, sign language goes hand in hand with lyrics and soul gadi schwartz, nbc news, los angeles. >> i love it everybody gets to enjoy the music. >>> that's "nightly news" for this tuesday from london i'll see you from new york tomorrow night for now, i'm l

amber galloway earned props over the weekend. twitter exploded calling on her to try for the guinness world record. the company welcomed her to make the attempt. twister already holds the record for fastest rapper of all times. he later tweeted that she was the real mvp. >>> quite impressive. amazing. >>> that is going to do it for the news at 5 pm. news is 6 pm begins right now. >>> insurance companies pulling the rug out from under california homeowners. why those living in fire prone areas are being left with few options. >>> recent violent attacks like this one of locals in san francisco worried for their safety. the new data tonight contradicting that process perception. >>> i would not risk my life to get 1000 instagram followers. >>> the pilot of this wild bay area crash speaks out. why he insists his close call was not a publicity stunt. >>> we start with panic bay area homeowners facing a new reality in high risk fire areas. melissa is and mill valley were some insurance companies are unwilling to take a risk and some ho

by this point, we could be looking at a few issues across south—west scotland, for dumfries and galloway pivot round, pushing to western england, parts of wales, sunshine and showers follow on behind. but it still stays dry and fairly warm across the far south—east — 20—21; degrees. something cooler pushing into the north—west. but as that front clears through during saturday night, then it opens the floodgates to a polar maritime north—westerly, and that'll be very noticeable right up and down the country. so a much fresher start to the day. plenty of sunshine and showers across northern and western areas. a few heavy, maybe thundery ones mixed in. again it could be the south and east that stays dry in the sunshine, but temperatures will struggle — ranging from 12 to 17 or 18 degrees. this is bbc news, welcome if you're watching here in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. i'm mike embley. our top stories: borisjohnson‘s suspension of parliament sparks protests and condemnation. opponents of a no—deal brexit are calling the prime minister's move a constitutional outrage. upgra

could be as much as four inches of rain over the hills of dumfries and galloway.rthern ireland. the rain band pivots its way into wales, western england, still dry for eastern england, and those temperatures still into the mid—20s. much cooler though as you head for the north and west, and that's a sign of what is to come, really. that band of rain is on that weather front there, as it moves eastwards, the rain becomes lighter and more patchy. but it opens the door to her northwesterly wind, and that will bring in some much cooler and fresher air, and we will notice it everywhere, really, i think, on sunday. a lot of showers to come to the northern half of the uk, a few showers coming into southern parts of england and wales, where temperatures are going to be 19—20 degrees. but further north, only iii—15 for glascow, and also for belfast. this is bbc news. i'm geeta guru—murthy. the headlines at 11:00: the queen approves the suspension of parliament, just days after mps return to work in september, which could deny mp‘s the time to try to stop a no—deal brexit. t

that restau ra nt hills of dumfries and galloway. that restaurant on saturday.cularfurther on. those temperatures still into the mid 20s. muscular further north and west. that is a sign of what's to come. that month of rain on the weather front tyre as it moves east, rain becomes lighter and patchy. it opens a door to a north—westerly wind and that'll bring in so much cooler and fresher air. we will not sit everywhere on sunday. a lot of showers to come for the northern half of the uk. a few showers coming into southern parts of england and wales. temperatures will be 19 or maybe 20. further north only 1a or 00:57:36,327 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 15 for glasgow and also for belfast. shock in westminster and beyond — the government says it will suspend parliament for more than four weeks in september as the brexit deadline looms. critics say it's a constitutional outrage, a dark day for democracy, but the prime minister insists it's about getting on with the country's future. we need new legislation, we've got to be bringing forward new and important bills and tha

by this point, we could be looking at a few issues across south—west scotland, for dumfries and gallowaythis rain band will pivot round, pushing to western england, parts of wales, sunshine and showers follow on behind. but it still stays dry and fairly warm across the far south—east — 20—211 degrees. something cooler pushing into the north—west. but as that front clears through during saturday night, then it opens the floodgates to a polar maritime north—westerly, and that'll be very noticeable right up and down the country. so a much fresher start to the day. plenty of sunshine and showers across northern and western areas. a few heavy, maybe thundery ones mixed in. again it could be the south and east that stays dry in the sunshine, but temperatures will struggle — ranging from 12 to 17 or 18 degrees. welcome to bbc news, i'm mike embley. our top stories: borisjohnson's suspension of parliament sparks protests and condemnation. opponents of a no—deal brexit are calling the prime minister's move a constitutional outrage. upgraded to a category1 hurricane, storm dorian hits the us virgi

will point to a favorite horse to replace jay powell by the end of this year sounds like a george galloway speech we warned you about a pack of lies it's a pack of lies of course for the scottish brogue hey george what's happening you've got it all your are is about at the mess he's running down yes that's right but look your talk about trump i know it's happening in the united states just cable news is the as i say a professional wrestling the heel right and trump is steve austin. all the miles entire career on steve austin the professional wrestler and now we've got mark carney bashing the dollar we've got the world waking up to the fact that the us dollars the world reserve currency is a huge liability for everybody including the united states and we've got people now swarming into gold you know gold a bit heavily and it looks like it's going to top its already hitting new all time highs against the pound the euro the indian rupee. ru paul. almost every single currency canadian dollar australian dollar with the exception of the us dollar that's coming soon $234000.00 for gold bitcoin $1

of inches over the hills and perhaps more over the high ground in scotland, especially into the galloway rain should move away from northern ireland quickly tomorrow morning and we will see sunshine and showers following. the rain lingers longer in scotland, particularly in the north, and the rain band pushes eastwards into england and wales, arriving in the south—east in the afternoon. not much rain on it and here we have the last of any remaining one. elsewhere it is cooler and fresher despite the sunshine that follows the band of rain. we are changing where our air is coming from, a north—westerly wind arriving as we head into the second half of the weekend, that is polar maritime air, cooler and fresher, for the first day of meteorological autumn, the first day of september, it will feel more like autumn, more showers coming in on the westerly wind, some possibly heavy and thundery for northern parts of the uk. fewer showers to the south where we may get 20 degrees but for most, temperatures around 15 or 16 celsius. a chilly but generally dry start for monday, cloud amounts will tend

will point to a favorite horse to replace jay powell by the end of this year sounds like a george gallowayspeech we warned you about a pack of lies it's a pack of lies of course for the scottish brogue hey george what's happening you've got it all your are is about at the mess he's running down yes that's right but look your talk about trump it's happening in the united states cable news is the. same professional wrestling the heel right and trump is steve austin apparently miles entire career on steve austin the professional wrestler and now we've got mark carney bashing the dollar we've got the world waking up to the fact that the us dollars world reserve currency is a huge liability for everybody including the united states and we've got people now swarming into gold you know gold a bit heavily and looks like it's got a top.

by this point you could be looking at a few issues across south—west scotland, dumfris and galloway,ot around and push on to west of england, wales, and sunshine and showers behind. and stays dry and fairly warm across the far south—east. 20—21; degrees. something cooler pushing into the north—west. but as that front clears through during saturday night, it opens the floodgates to a polar maritime north—westerly and that will be quite noticeable right up and down the country. so a much fresher start to the day, plenty of sunshine and showers across northern and western areas. a few heavy and thundery ones mixed in. again it could be the south and east that stays dry in the sunshine but temperatures will struggle, ranging from 12—17 or 18 degrees. this is bbc news, the headlines: there's been uproar following the uk government's decision to suspend parliament for nearly five weeks in the run—up to brexit. critics say it'll help borisjohnson force through a no deal brexit. the government says it's a standard procedure that will still leave time for mps to debate brexit. a suspected ars

by this point, we could be looking at a few issues across south—west scotland, for dumfries and gallowayng to western england, parts of wales, sunshine and showers follow on behind. but it still stays dry and fairly warm across the far south—east — 20—211 degrees. something cooler pushing into the north—west. but as that front clears through during saturday night, then it opens the floodgates to a polar maritime north—westerly, and that'll be very noticeable right up and down the country. so a much fresher start to the day. plenty of sunshine and showers across northern and western areas. a few heavy, maybe thundery ones mixed in. again it could be the south and east that stays dry in the sunshine, but temperatures will struggle — ranging from 12 to 17 or 18 degrees. this is bbc news, the headlines: there is uproar in the uk over the government's decision to suspend parliament for nearly five weeks in the run—up to brexit. opponents of prime minister boris johnson say it's a constitutional crisis and will help him force through a no—deal brexit. the government says it's an entirely legal

low cloud moving across the isle of man towards north west england and the south of dumfries and gallowaytemperatures in scotland will approach 30 celsius. towards the mid 20s in northern ireland. east wales and across much of england, a degree 01’ and across much of england, a degree or to either side of 30 celsius, so on course for the warmest day the uk has recorded on a late august bank holiday weekend. overnight, cloud staying in western parts, expanding, with fog patches as well. temperatures around the mid teens. tomorrow morning, poor visibility towards the west in particular, so bear that in towards the west in particular, so bearthat in mind towards the west in particular, so bear that in mind if you are heading out hourly. that will gradually thin, sunny spells coming through, but most places will be dry with occasional sunshine. a chance of showers towards cornwall, rain edging towards the western isles. cooling down in scotland and northern ireland, but the heat is still on particularly through parts of central and eastern england for another day. as we go deeper on through t

it could be as much as four inches of rain over the hills of dumfries and galloway.ures still into the mid 20s. muscular as we head further north and west. a sign of what is to come. that band of rain is on the weather front there as it moves eastwards around and it becomes lighter and patchy put it opens the door to a north—westerly wind that will bring some much cooler and fresher air. we notice that everywhere on sunday. a lot of sellers to come for the northern half of the uk. a few showers coming into southern parts of england and wales. temperatures will be 19, maybe 20. further north only 14 or 15 for glasgow and also from belfast. this is bbc news, i'm geeta guru murthy. the headlines at 8. the queen approves the suspension of parliamentjust days after mps return to work in september which could deny mp's the time to try to stop a no—deal brexit. the prime minister insists that proruoging parliament would not prevent mps playing their role in the brexit process. 340 new legislative programme and making sure that we have the education funding that we need and

and northern scotland on friday into saturday there could be quite a lot of rain in dumfries and galloway our top story... the government says it will suspend parliament for more than four weeks in september as the brexit deadline looms. that's all from the bbc news at six. so it's goodbye from me and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s 00:29:06,550 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 news teams where you are. hello, the headlines that mike the queen approves the substantial apartmentjust queen approves the substantial apartment just days after mps returned to work in september which could deny mps the time to dry and stop a no—deal brexit. the prime minister insisted proroguing parliament would not prevent mps playing their role in the brexit process. bringing forward a new programme on crime, hospitals, making sure we have the education funding we need and there will be ample time on both sides of that crucial october

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dumfries and galloway here through friday and into saturday, we could see as much as in some spots, 100. i think the rain is going to be more transient. transient meaning it will last for very long across western parts of the uk. the least amount of rainfall through friday, saturday and sunday and even less across eastern and south—eastern parts of the country. only 20 in london. that is a sign that the fresh air has arrived. 24 on saturday. 20 in london and the mid teens across the north—west of the uk. i'll change, or change. we will wave goodbye to heatwave we will wave goodbye to heatwave we will had in the east. maybe it will warm up later in the summer. hello. you're watching afternoon live. i'm simon mccoy at westminster. today at 2pm. a constitutional row over government plans to suspend parliament ahead of the brexit deadline. there will be ample time on both sides of that crucial october 17th summit, ample time in parliament for mps to debate the eu, to debate brexit, and all the other issues. it reduces the time mps have to pass laws to stop a no—deal brexit, but the prime mi

it may brush towards the coast of north—west england this afternoon, perhaps towards dumfries and gallowayland compared to yesterday, that's what you see higher temperatures, near 30 in hotspots in scotla nd temperatures, near 30 in hotspots in scotland and above 30 in england, 32 even 33 degrees and that could be a record for the late august bank holiday weekend. let's look at and i. holiday weekend. let's look at and i,a holiday weekend. let's look at and i, a barbecue evening, cloud expanding across the western side of the uk, lowering to give poor visibility in places, that means there will be for patches mainly towards the west as we start the day tomorrow, temperatures overnight into the mid—teens. 0n tomorrow, temperatures overnight into the mid—teens. on to the bank holiday, river apart from scotland, across the bulk of the uk another fine day, cloud improve visibility in the west slowly improving, some sunny spells albeit quite hazy across sunny spells albeit quite hazy a cross m ost sunny spells albeit quite hazy across most places. the chance of showers edging towards cornwall,

the rainfall really adding up over the hills of galloway, up to four inches of rain.. rain pushes into wales, western parts of england still dry. eastern england the temperatures are in the mid—20s. the weather front, anchored by the low pressure will push east in the rain petering out as it does so. 0nce push east in the rain petering out as it does so. once it clears away it opens the door to polar maritime airso this is it opens the door to polar maritime air so this is cooler air, fresh area and it will bring some sunshine and showers. and really drop the temperatures we will start to see that on saturday, more widely on sunday. a lot of showers for the northern half of the uk and further south there will be a few showers and temperatures may reach 20 degrees in london but only 15 for edinburgh and belfast. it really will feel quite chilly and overnight as the showers fade away these are the minimum temperatures on sunday night. in mind, recent lights have been no lower than 18 degrees. some places could be four or five in towns and cities. still on the cool side

far south of scotland, producing flooding issues in parts of cumbria, northumberland, dumfries and gallowayrting. sky is biting further south, showers cropping up in scotland and northern ireland through the day. whilst the wind will increase in the hebrides, to scotland, northern ireland for the lighter window, way from the showers at the brighter moments it will feel reasonably pleasant. i did the showers that could be a length of time, further issues, thunder and lightning. also see some more persistent rain pushing back across northern england. the wind picking up northern england. the wind picking up later, touching gill force. further south, went remaining, excessive gale force, tickling gusty around the hills and coast. fewer showers this afternoon, more sunshine. temperatures down on yesterday, 28 in parts of east anglia, 23 the high today, 15 in the north of scotland. with the day for scotla nd north of scotland. with the day for scotland and northern ireland tomorrow, bringing further showers tonight, ardbeg is are vegan in parts of northern eglin and north wales. the south and ea

the darker area of blue with the real problems, dumfries and galloway, cumbria, the borders, the rain from the hebrides where the wind picks up later, scotla nd where the wind picks up later, scotland and northern ireland will avoid the strongest wind. picking up tomorrow. if you get caught by a thunderstorm, it could hang around, drop large amount of rain in a short space of time. to the south of northern ireland. parts of northern england, they went picking up this afternoon, gale—force here and there. windiest for the south. some sunshine today, not a wash—out, but went remaining strong and one or two showers. temperatures down from yesterday but in the breeze —— out of the breeze, in the sunshine, pleasa nt of the breeze, in the sunshine, pleasant enough. later, picking up on the north, they wind, northern scotland. northern england and north wales. further south and east you are, misty and dry, temperatures in double figures if not mid—teens. sunday night as when the four southern areas, still breezy but not as strong. some showers but more sunshine. heaviest rain parts of northe

>> there's an interesting concept that scott galloway and vi talked about called rundeles, which areecurring revenue bundles, where you trust a company for a range of things. i think that's keeping in the idea whether having stuff jammed together by a cable company or something like that. obviously, everyone is used to that kind of behavior where you buy hbo or showtime or whatever and you don't really understand the pricing or anything else so consumers are used to that, but it doesn't mean consumers like it. and you know, in this case, i think that the consumers will sort of choose the things that's best for them, if they have small children, they'll obviously choose disney more than other stuff if they're younger, i'm guessing netflix has a much younger demographic. so it will be interesting to see where people settle. but i do think consumers are sort of in the driver's seat here on what they want >> i think there's a rebundling that's going to happen we see disney with this disney plus, hulu and espn bundle already. if that works, how can they resist finding other stuff to stick

through friday night and into saturday, the rainfall really adding up over the hills of dumfries and gallowayut once it clears away, it opens the door to polar maritime air. so this cooler air, this is fresh air, and it‘s going to bring sunshine and showers, and really drop the temperature is. we start to see that on saturday, we see it more widely on sunday. lots of showers for the northern half of the uk. even further south, there will be a few showers, and temperatures may get to 20 degrees in london, but only 15 for edinburgh and belfast. it really will feel quite chilly, and overnight, as the showers fade away, these are the minimum temperatures on sunday night. bear in mind, recent nights have been no lower than 18 degrees. in some places, it could be four or five. in towns and cities. we are still on the cooler side of that area of high pressure, so we have got the cooler air to start with on monday, but this time, there are fewer showers. most places will be dry, there will be some sunshine, and then around the top of the higher pressure, we start to come into this atlantic air again.

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are drifting across the isle of man perhaps towards the coast of lancashire, cumbria, dumfries and gallowayd, near 30 in glasgow, 2324 in northern ireland, eastern parts of wales across a large part of england upper 20s, even into the low 30s, 32 will bea 20s, even into the low 30s, 32 will be a record for the uk for the lead bank holiday weekend in august. as we look into tonight, some mist and fog patches around, we may see more in the way of dad, poor visibility in the way of dad, poor visibility in the western side of the uk, picking that up. slow start for monday morning, again some fog patches around, temperatures around the mid teens as we start the day tomorrow. a bank holiday, for england, wales and northern ireland, the similar day, clear blue skies, hazy sunshine, the possibility of some showers are heading towards cornwall in particular, some rain bearing down on the western isles is that whether system gets closer and temperature is just a that whether system gets closer and temperature isjust a bit lower towards scotland and northern ireland but still that heat through central

office has a weather warning out for this, we could see very large rainfall totals in dumfries and gallowayand brighter and warmer the further hello, this is bbc news with annita mcveigh. the headlines. cabinet ministers strongly reject claims that the suspension of parliament is an attempt to stop mps from debating brexit or preventing a no deal exit. this is completely constitutional, and proper, there is going to be lots of time to debate before 31st october, parliament will be sitting then, and will be able to have whatever motions it wants. the leader of the scottish conservatives, ruth davidson, is expected to quit after almost eight years in the job. the home secretary, priti patel, will meet her french counterpart in paris today, to discuss ways to deal with the rise in illegal migrant crossings to the uk by boat. at least 25 people have been killed in a firebomb attack on a nightclub in mexico. several more are seriously hurt. coming up in the next half hour, we hear from a mother whose son died falling from a balcony in majorca, she's back on the island warning other people about

could be as much as four inches of rain over the hills of dumfries and galloway. into wales, western england, still dry for eastern england, and those temperatures still into the mid—20s. much cooler though as you head for the north and west, and that's a sign of what is to come, really. that band of rain is on that weather front there, as it moves eastwards, the rain becomes lighter and more patchy. but it opens the door to her northwesterly wind, and that will bring in some much cooler and fresher air, and we will notice it everywhere, really, i think, on sunday. a lot of showers to come to the northern half of the uk, a few showers coming into southern parts of england and wales, where temperatures are going to be 19—20 degrees. but further north, only 14—15 for glascow, and also for belfast. hello, i'm nuala mcgovern, this is outside source. in a dramatic development — britain's prime minister is to suspend parliament as the brexit deadline draws near. mps will not sit at westminster for nearly five weeks, severely limiting their chance of blocking a no deal b

and scotland, the met office has a yellow weather warning out for heavy rain across dumfries and galloway and east that you travel, the drier and sunnier it will be with highs of 25. still breezy in the south, still windy in the north. as we head into the weekend, the forecast is u nsettled the weekend, the forecast is unsettled and we still have a weather front that will turn cooler. critical where you are this morning as well. really is. i think i misjudged it this morning. the sun is coming through and you saw in that interview the sun is coming through on the balcony so i do think it will warm up we will leave events at westminster now for our next story. freddie pring was just 20 when he died injune afterfalling from a balcony at the hotel he was staying in while on a work trip to magaluf. now his mum heather has travelled back to the island to warn other young people about the dangers. sarah corker reports. his smile could light up any room. he broughtjoy to everybody. when he died, part of me died. heather pring has come back to magaluf to see where her son freddie died. it was his

you can watch her incredible talent on her own youtube channel, amber galloway gallego. >> beautiful. >> you know what, all about inclusivity. >> after signing for twista then you go to snoop dogg. probably can do it with one hand and a drink. snoop is a much slower rapper than twista. >> one way to put it. >> thank you, guys. >>> we move on to our "gma" cover story. prince harry and meghan are facing criticism from fellow environmental activists for taking a private plan to vacation at elton john's villa in france. >> elton says that he feels an obligation, in fact, to protect harry and his family because of his friendship with harry's late mother princess diana and that's exactly what he is doing. this morning, elton john coming out in strong defense of meghan and harry blasting the press on both instagram and twitter. the superstar singer writing, i am deeply distressed by today's distorted and malicious account in the press surrounding the duke and duchess of sussex's private stay at my home in nice last week, adding, prince harry's mother, diana, princess of wales,

over northern ireland, may be more than that‘s over the high ground in scotland, particularly the galloway will be a cold start. try the months increasing. we will see some rain coming back into scotla nd will see some rain coming back into scotland and northern ireland. the creeping up a little bit on monday. borisjohnson says his opponents are damaging britain‘s chances of securing a new brexit agreement with the eu. he says the government will hold more frequent talks with the eu to try to get a deal, but warns mps not to scupper their chances. the more the parliamentarians try to block the no—deal brexit, the more likely it is we will end up in that situation. meanwhile, a judge rejects a temporary halt to borisjohnson‘s plan to suspend parliament, but mps behind the move remain hopeful. he hasn‘t made any ruling on our argument that prorogation should be stopped. he wants to hear further and full argument on tuesday morning here at the court of session. we‘ll have the very latest on today‘s brexit developments.