gloucestershire won the toss and chose to bowl.ts ago they were 114 for seven. you can get across that on the bbc sport website. winner saw off liverpool, 1—0. at the top of the premier league table, having beaten brentford by two goals to one at chelsea, kick—off in bournemouth just over five minutes' time. you can keep across it all on the bbc sport website, but for me on the team, that's all for us tonight. goodbye. hello there. well, we have had a chilly run of weather for the last few days for the time of year. we started off with a patch or two of frost, even into parts of east anglia saturday morning. but then plenty of sunshine for england and wales, and temperatures lifted to 20 in both east anglia and the south—east. for scotland and northern ireland though, all this cloud worked in, and that was associated with a weather front that brought outbreaks of rain and some quite strong gusts of wind into western areas of scotland, some rough seas there in tiree. now, the same area of low pressure is slow moving to the north of

gloucestershire won the toss and chose to bowl. it's early days.their first win nottingham forest, theirfirst win there since 1969. top of the premier league thanks for victory over brentford, you are seeing a happy forest side there, i can tell you from the corner of my eye everton have been pegged back at villa, it's villa, too, everton, too. we'll bring you the result of that match and sports day in just over half an hour, but that's it for me and the team on sports day. have a good night. hello there. well, we have had a chilly run of weather for the last few days for the time of year. we started off with a patch or two of frost, even into parts of east anglia saturday morning. but then plenty of sunshine for england and wales, and temperatures lifted to 20 in both east anglia and the south—east. for scotland and northern ireland though, all this cloud worked in, and that was associated with a weather front that brought outbreaks of rain and some quite strong gusts of wind into western areas of scotland, some rough seas there in tiree. now, the

progress is slow through gloucestershire's ground in bristol. hi, there.red bowlers of his generation. that looked to me like a chance. now aged 60, he's recently been told he has motor neurone disease. i got the dreadful news in aboutjune that i had this disease, which is a tough one. if you've been a big, strong man all your life and then this one comes and hits you, it's a tough one to take. really tough. i've always done things myself, never had to rely on anybody. and then suddenly you're thrown in a situation where you can't dress yourself. you need carers coming in to dress you, to shower you. that's very tough. i think you've got to park your ego at the door and get on with it. the very embodiment of the phrase larger than life, syd is coming to terms with the disease where mentally he's exactly the same, but physically so different. i've always been known to have this loud, booming voice, and i'm going to have to accept in a couple of months, six months, i might not have a voice. things like that, you've got to be able to process and get on with i

coastal parts of sussex, isle of wight, hampshire, into parts of wiltshire, somerset and perhaps gloucestershire that torrential rain potentially bringing some localised flash flooding, where we see that very intense rain over the space of a few hours. so there could be some problems this afternoon. now there will be some rain across southern parts of wales too, further northwest for west scotland and northern ireland, it stays beautiful, fine, settled and sunny, probably seeing the weather brighten up across east anglia for a few as we go through the afternoon. but underneath that rain in the south, for some temperatures just around 1a or 15 this afternoon. 0vernight tonight, more rain is forecast across these southern areas. elsewhere, it will turn quite humid. that humidity will build in some areas of low cloud. bit of drizzle, some mist and fog patches. so for some, for east scotland and eastern areas of england, it could be quite a murky start to the day tomorrow. slow improvements as well. eventually, most of us will see some warm spells of sunshine, but not in the south. here, we've got f

heavy rains left several areas in england flooded, and a key highway in gloucestershire was closed.y settlements suffered damage from flash floods. railroad service was disrupted. strong winds and rain are forecast for belarus today, with gusts of up to 18 m/s expected. in the southeast, there will be rain in some areas, thunderstorms, it will be warm from 17° in the northwest and up to 26 degrees in the southeast. in novogrudok today are big. one of the oldest churches in belarus, the catholic church of st. michael the archangel, celebrates its four hundredth anniversary. its history begins in 1624, when a wooden church was built in the center of novogrudok. over the centuries, it turned into a stone church in the baroque style. at the beginning of the 19th century , it found its patron and was named in honor of st. michael the archangel, who is considered the benefactor of these lands. there was a spiritual school. there that in the 18th century there was a dry fire, sometimes when there was a great amount of money from the region of kastouna, the dangers of it were being dealt wi

coastal parts of sussex, isle of wight, hampshire, into parts of wiltshire, somerset and perhaps gloucestershirel rain potentially bringing some localised flash flooding, where we see that very intense rain over the space of a few hours. so there could be some problems this afternoon. now there will be some rain across southern parts of wales too, further northwest for west scotland and northern ireland, it stays beautiful, fine, settled and sunny, probably seeing the weather brighten up across east anglia for a few as we go through the afternoon. but underneath that rain in the south for some temperatures just around 1a or 15 this afternoon. overnight tonight more rain is forecast across these southern areas. elsewhere it will turn quite humid. that humidity will build in some areas of low cloud. bit of drizzle, some mist and fog patches. so for some for east scotland and eastern areas of england could be quite a murky start to the day tomorrow. slow improvements as well. eventually most of us will see some warm spells of sunshine, but not in the south. here we've got further outbreaks of rain

bbc west's home affairs correspondent fiona lamdin reports. 33—year—old alice from gloucestershire wasazilian but lift. chemicalfillers procedure known as a brazilian but lift. chemical fillers are procedure known as a brazilian but lift. chemicalfillers are ingested into the buttocks and changing their shape. the last december, they said holding the national register for accredited practitioners called on the government to ban them. we have over 500 women _ the government to ban them. we have over 500 women who _ the government to ban them. we have over 500 women who have _ the government to ban them. we have over 500 women who have had - over 500 women who have had complications with these procedures if 50% of those women in the hospital had subsystem are told to call their friends and family to say goodbye because they might make it to the night and they had a cardiac arrest, kidney failure, sepsis, abscesses, the whole range of complications with these is severe and it's in the grade desperately trying to run from the public on because they're being advertised on social media is ri

also in force for parts of gloucestershire. herefordshire up towards the wash and the humber. see over a month's worth of rain falling dunng month's worth of rain falling during the day, and some disruption is certainly likely here, so please do take care. generally, a cloudy day for northern ireland, a few sunny spells trying to poke their way through for dumfries and galloway. but we've got a band of rain pushing into the far north of scotland, and they'll also be turning things fairly damp as it moves its way slowly southwards, with some brisk winds around at times as we head towards the end of the day on monday. also, for most of us, overnight it is going to be rather cloudy. that rain gradually pushing its way eastwards across eastern parts of england. and underneath that cloud, though it will be still relatively mild. 10 to 12 c. but we're starting to see some cooler, colder conditions moving into the far north of scotland as northerly winds from the arctic begin to push their way in. that rain will spread its way into other areas of scotland dunng way into other areas o

gloucestershire won their first t20 blast title as they comprehensively outplayed west country rivalsand cameron bancroft. somerset still have the county championship title and the one—day cup to go at, while gloucestershire become the 14th different side to win the blast. england's women will be looking to seal a t20 series victory against ireland this afternoon in dublin after a comfortable victory in the first t20 yesterday — england setting a target of 177 and ireland's chase quickly running out of steam as karis pavely took three wickets on her t20 debut — england winning by 67 runs. very comfortable, in the end. thank ou ve very comfortable, in the end. thank you very much. _ very comfortable, in the end. thank you very much, chetan, _ very comfortable, in the end. thank you very much, chetan, we - very comfortable, in the end. thank you very much, chetan, we will- very comfortable, in the end. thank you very much, chetan, we will getl you very much, chetan, we will get more for you in an hour's time. —— from you. now on breakfast, it's time for the travel show. could this be it

progress is slow through gloucestershire's ground in bristol. hi, there.a story about syd. he was one of the fastest, finest and most feared bowlers of his generation. that looked to me like a chance. now aged 60, he's recently been told he has motor neurone disease. i got the dreadful news in aboutjune that i had this disease, which is a tough one. if you've been a big, strong man all your life and then this one comes and hits you, it's a tough one to take. really tough. i've always done things myself, never had to rely on anybody. and then suddenly you're thrown in a situation where you can't dress yourself. you need carers coming in to dress you, to shower you. that's very tough. i think you've got to park your ego at the door and get on with it. the very embodiment of the phrase larger than life, syd is coming to terms with the disease where mentally he's exactly the same, but physically so different. when each month things change, then you have to change with it. like, the latest thing is my voice. i've always been known to have this loud, booming voi

, herefordshire, gloucestershire, herefordshire, up through the midlands and over towards the humber we could see over a month's worth of rain falling on monday. so some localised flooding and disruption is possible. so do please take care. over the course of the day, quite cloudy for northern ireland and generally cloudier as well for much of scotland there are a few sunnier breaks, hopefully holding on for the likes of dumfries and galloway, but we will start to see some rain arriving into very far north of scotland during the day and that will continue to push its way southwards into the likes of the highlands of lewis and harris. later on, those outbreaks of rain will continue on and off for much of wales central and north eastern parts of england during the day, with a few brighter spells trying to poke their way through across the southeast. still, though, with a few showers here, temperatures in that sunshine managing to climb towards 21 c, but elsewhere generally feeling cooler between 15 or 16 c. the low pressure that is bringing this area of heavy rain will gradually move i

of sussex, hampshire, the isle of wight, wiltshire and parts of dorset and may be up towards gloucestershiret for the rest of the uk in the next half an hour. thank you very much. it's 30 years since the entertainer roy castle died from lung cancer. in the last months of his life, he travelled around the uk on his tour of hope, raising more than £1 million, which led to the construction of the first lung cancer research centre in liverpool. our reporter fiona lamdin looks back at his legacy. and here's the man of. the moment, roy castle. roy castle, musician, entertainer and comedian. # record breaker #. for two decades, he was a staple of our television screens... whoo! . . hosting record breakers. morning! in 1986, he became the fastest person to parascend under ten bridges on the river thames. now, we connect up the drip straight away and get the treatment started as quickly as possible. they stick a needle in your arm, it goes into the vein and it goes into your arm for 24 hours. just a few years later, he was diagnosed with lung cancer. he let the cameras in to film his treatment — the

in gloucestershire, councils have been handing out sandbags.rmingham where men had —— a man had to be rescued by police after his bmw became submerged up to its bonnet. afc telford have shown pictures of its pitch in water. the club is appealing to fans to turn up today and help with work needed. it has been revealed by lawyers. repr lawyers. esenting victims of alleged abuse at the hands of the former harrods boss mohammed al fayed, that more than 60 people have come forward as part of a claim, with more to come. justice for harrods survivors say their claim is becoming increasingly global in scope. this comes after the bbc heard testimony last week from more than 20 former harrods employees who said the billionaire sexually assaulted or raped them. we have been looking at the enablers, the people that perhaps made it happen for mohammad awwad fired and harrods. what did authorities who are made aware of this issue do about it? one of those issue do about it? one of those is the uk's general medical council, who effectively says if doctors are

coastal parts of sussex, isle of wight, hampshire, into parts of wiltshire, somerset and perhaps gloucestershirewhere we see that very intense rain over the space of a few hours. so there could be some problems this afternoon. now there will be some rain across southern parts of wales too, further northwest for west scotland and northern ireland, it stays beautiful, fine, settled and sunny, probably seeing the weather brighten up across east anglia for a few as we go through the afternoon. but underneath that rain in the south, for some temperatures just around 1a or 15 this afternoon. overnight tonight more rain is forecast across these southern areas. elsewhere it will turn quite humid. that humidity will build in some areas of low cloud. bit of drizzle, some mist and fog patches. so for some for east scotland and eastern areas of england it could be quite a murky start to the day tomorrow. slow improvements as well. eventually most of us will see some warm spells of sunshine, but not in the south. here we've got further outbreaks of rain and again, that rain is set to be heavy and potentially

non—surgical brazilian butt lift procedure. 33—year—old alice webb, who's a mother of five, died at gloucestershireople arrested have been released on bail. one of the prisoners wrongly let out of jail under the government's early release scheme has been charged with sexual assault. amari ward was among 37 prisoners incorrectly released earlier this month because of an administrative error. the chief inspector of prisons says all but one of the men have now been returned to jail. a cyber attack on the free wifi at 19 major railways stations has been traced to an account at a company supplying the facility to network rail. passengers logging onto the stations own wifi networks were greeted with pages detailing historic high—profile terror attacks in the uk and europe, which british transport police described as islamophobic. ten mainline stations in london as well as ones in manchester, birmingham and glasgow were among those impacted. wet weather warnings are in place for parts of england as heavy rain threatens to cause flooding and travel disruption. the met office issued warnings from 6:00pm ton

england soccer star pozzo so sick, isle of wight, hampshire, into parts of wiltshire, somerset and gloucestershireg where we see that intense rain over the space of the few hours. some rain across parts of southern wales too. for the northwest, where scotland and northern ireland, staying beautiful, fine, settled and on. brightening up across east anglia through the afternoon but underneath that rain in the south, temperatures around 1a new. overnight, more rain forecast across southern areas. elsewhere turning humid with that humidity building in areas of local cloud, some mist and fog patches. so in areas of the ease, market tomorrow, so improvements through the day. venture, many of seeing sunshine but not in the south. here, there are outbreaks of rain which is set to be heavy and potentially thundery. away from the far south, overall, a warmer day tomorrow. temperatures widely between 22 and 27 celsius. the weekend, same air of low pressure, still on our charts. this system is weakening so rather than the prison rain, were looking at showers which could be heavy and thundery and notjust affec

the m5 motorway in gloucestershire was among the roads closed, and rail services were suspended fromord. from above, you get a sense of the scale. from the ground, of the damage water can do. so this is probably as far as i can go in these wellies, but those guys in their waders can get all the way down, and that's lucky because you go a few houses further and they are getting properly flooded. it's a fate tom's house managed to avoid, but onlyjust. and he knows the danger has not gone away. we're still really concerned. again, rainfall last night means that in the next couple of days we are still going to be experiencing more water coming down. we hope it's moving on, and all the signs show that it is possibly going to move down and give us that little bit of relief. but this is still going to be until next week that we are having the impact of this water coming down. it's been a picture repeated across large parts of england. in telford, the local football club was left under several feet of water just hours before a match was supposed to take place. shefford in bedfordshire sits b

coastal parts of sussex, isle of wight, hampshire, into parts of wiltshire, somerset and perhaps gloucestershireflash flooding, where we see that very intense rain over the space of a few hours. so there could be some problems this afternoon. now there will be some rain across southern parts of wales too, further northwest for west scotland and northern ireland, it stays beautiful, fine, settled and sunny, probably seeing the weather brighten up across east anglia for a few as we go through the afternoon. but underneath that rain in the south, for some temperatures just around 14 or 15 this afternoon. overnight tonight more rain is forecast across these southern areas. elsewhere it will turn quite humid. that humidity will build in some areas of low cloud. bit of drizzle, some mist and fog patches. so for some for east scotland and eastern areas of england it could be quite a murky start to the day tomorrow. slow improvements as well. eventually most of us will see some warm spells of sunshine, but not in the south. here we've got further outbreaks of rain and again, that rain is set to be heavy

train station in shropshire completely submerged, and abandoned cars on an empty motorway in gloucestershire by the met office for areas of the midlands and the south of the country, and a separate yellow rain warning for large parts of england and wales both ended today. several flood warnings are in place, though, due to rising river levels after days of heavy rain across the country . and almost 3600 seals country. and almost 3600 seals have been counted in the thames estuary, showing that the habitat is still healthy. the zoological society of london teamed up with military helicopter pilots based at raf shawbury. this year for its annual grey and harbour seals survey across the greater thames estuary and the team counted the number of mammals laying out on sandbanks and estimated how many may be in the water. concluding a total of 599 harbour seals and 2988 grey seals, well, hannah mccormick, who led the survey, says this seal population shows us there's a good habitat available to the species that call the thames home. and those are the latest gb news headlines. for now, i'm tatiana sa

, of gloucestershire, herefordshire up towards the wash and the humber.of rain falling dunng month's worth of rain falling during the day, and some disruption is certainly likely here, so please do take care. generally a cloudy day for northern ireland, a few sunny spells trying to break their way through for dumfries and galloway. but we've got a band of rain pushing into the far north of scotland, and they'll also be turning things fairly damp as it moves its way slowly southwards with some brisk winds around at times as we head towards the end of the day on monday. also, for most of us, overnight it is going to be rather cloudy, that rain gradually pushing its way eastwards across eastern parts of england. and underneath that cloud, though it will be still relatively mild 10 to 12 c. but we're starting to see some cooler, colder conditions moving into the far north of scotland, as northerly winds from the arctic begin to push their way in, that rain will spread its way into other areas of scotland dunng way into other areas of scotland during the day,

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amber weather warning does come into force from monday morning, and that stretches from parts of gloucestershirerds the humber and the wash, where we could see over a month's worth of rain falling on monday. so some localised flooding and disruption is possible. so do please take care over the course of the day. quite cloudy for northern ireland and generally cloudier as well for much of scotland there are a few sunnier breaks, hopefully holding on for the likes of dumfries and galloway, but we will start to see some rain arriving into very far north of scotland during the day and that will continue to push its way southwards into the likes of the highlands of lewis and harris. later on, those outbreaks of rain will continue on and off for much of wales central and north eastern parts of england during the day, with a few brighter spells trying to poke their way through across the south east. still, though, with a few showers here, temperatures in that sunshine managing to climb towards 21 c, but elsewhere generally feeling cooler between 15 or 16 c. the low pressure that is bringing this area o

amber weather warning does come into force from monday morning, and that stretches from parts of gloucestershirerough the midlands and over towards the humber and the wash, where we could see over a month's worth of rain falling on monday. so some localised flooding and disruption is possible. so do please take care over the course of the day. quite cloudy for northern ireland and generally cloudier as well. for much of scotland there are a few sunnier breaks, hopefully holding on for the likes of dumfries and galloway, but we will start to see some rain arriving into very far north of scotland during the day, and that will continue to push its way southwards into the likes of the highlands of lewis and harris. later on, those outbreaks of rain will continue on and off for much of wales central and north eastern parts of england during the day, with a few brighter spells trying to poke their way through across the south east. still, though, with a few showers here, temperatures in that sunshine managing to climb towards 21 c, but elsewhere generally feeling cooler between 15 or 16 c. the low pre

amber weather warning does come into force from monday morning, and that stretches from parts of gloucestershiree midlands and over towards the humber and the wash, where we could see over a month's worth of rain falling on monday. so some localised flooding and disruption is possible. so do please take care over the course of the day . over the course of the day. quite cloudy for northern ireland and generally cloudier as well for much of scotland there are a few sunnier breaks, hopefully holding on for the likes of dumfries and galloway, but we will start to see some rain arriving into very far north of scotland during the day , north of scotland during the day, and that will continue to push its way southwards into the likes of the highlands of lewis and harris. later on, those outbreaks of rain will continue on and off for much of wales central and north eastern parts of england during the day, with a few brighter spells trying to poke their way through across the south—east. still though, with a few showers here, temperatures in that sunshine managing to climb towards 21 c, but elsewhere ge

malicious rumours that there might be rain in somerset today, which i think must have come from gloucestershiree untrue. the weather was as beautiful as ever and tomorrow it will be even more glorious. almost heavenly weather in somerset. tomorrow >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar, sponsors of weather on . solar, sponsors of weather on. gb news. >> good evening. welcome to your latest weather update from the met office on gb news. it's going to turn dry for most overnight tonight. it's been a much drier day across england compared to monday and the weekend, but there is more rain to come across the south tomorrow as this weather system starts to approach. it was this low that brought the heavy rain over the previous 48 hours. that has been clearing away, but we're still seeing quite wet conditions over northeast scotland today . we've also had scotland today. we've also had this northerly wind, which is introducing cooler air across much of the country overnight tonight. but the showers are tending to fade. we will see a few more across southern england and south wales. it will stay quite m

heavy rain caused traffic disruption this morning, including the closure of the m5 motorway in gloucestershirefordshire. one part of north yorkshire has seen a month's worth of rain in just two days. jessica lane has the latest. for people out and about in parts of the country today, the heavy rain which fell overnight and this morning on an already saturated ground made getting around it off. near bristol, some drivers were stranded. i near bristol, some drivers were stranded. . , , stranded. i have never seen it this bad before- _ stranded. i have never seen it this bad before- i _ stranded. i have never seen it this bad before. ithink— stranded. i have never seen it this bad before. i think it's _ stranded. i have never seen it this bad before. i think it's gone - stranded. i have never seen it this bad before. i think it's gone up . stranded. i have never seen it this bad before. i think it's gone up a i bad before. i think it's gone up a little bit since _ bad before. i think it's gone up a little bit since this _ bad before. i think it's gone up a little bit since this morning. - bad bef

gloucestershire as well. >> yeah.ice has issued a yellow weather warning for strong winds tomorrow across the south—west. >> and all this comes as a stateside hurricane helene has killed at least 43 people in the south—east of the us , flooding south—east of the us, flooding there and a tremendous amount of destruction that's been caused. >> so what's going on? here's where the journalist nathan rowe, it's a big question. what's going on? >> i know, i know, it's happening all over the place. i mean , certainly in the uk. first mean, certainly in the uk. first of all, the big story this week has been the flooding, with some intense downpours of rain this week. very, very, very heavy rainfall in a short amount of time that saturated the ground. the main problem with the rainfall through the week has beenin rainfall through the week has been in central, southeastern and southern england and some parts of the country have had more than two and a half times the monthly average rainfall, places like berkshire and oxfordshir

cancelled , and also the were cancelled, and also the part of the m5 being closed as well in gloucestershirehere's three flood alerts in place in the city centre and across spanning across the where the river ouse is in terms of impacts, you can probably see behind me as well. if i just step out of frame here, that's the king's arms pub you can see in the background there. you can probably see the signage at the bottom where the water has come up and the picnic tables where people sit out as well. they have been submerged by water. the waterfront pub next to it as well has just recently closed because people , staff members as because people, staff members as well as customers are unable to get in and out from the front there. i'm next to the lowther here at the moment, where people still can get in. that business is still operating. i did speak to business owners here along this stretch of kings snaith, where the water has come up and they said it was still business as usual earlier on, and they said it's part and parcel for them. of trading and working so close to the river as it is known

but you can see it is almost stationary across parts of the south midlands, gloucestershire, towardsy, 13 in norwich. tomorrow we have the dregs of the weather front pulling away into the north sea. the rain in scotland eventually gets into northern england. but in between, a drier, quieter day with fewer showers and temperatures tomorrow getting up at best to around 18 degrees. thank you, carol. it's been a couple of days since a bbc documentary claimed mohamed al fayed raped and sexually abused women who worked at harrods. since then, lawyers say there have been 150 new allegations of sexual misconduct against the former harrods owner. al fayed owned the london department store between 1985 and 2010. in 2008, he was questioned by police over allegations by a girl who he had first met when she was 16. prosecutors decided not to take action. police also received advice from the crown prosecution service in 2018, 2021 and last year, into claims made by three other women. its since emerged that the crown prosecution service twice considered bringing charges against al fayed in 2009 and

travel has been disrupted, with the m5 in gloucestershire closed between junction 14 and 16.of the river. you cannot today, because look at that, the sheer amount of water that has come down in recent days, and it is still raining this morning. the river is flowing very quickly and i can tell you that anxiety is growing here. a lot of people coming out this morning, looking out of their homes, seeing the level of the river. there are more than 60 flood warnings in place across england and wales reading flooding is expected, 120 flood alerts meaning flooding is possible. part of the m5 near bristol closed because there is so much water of the road and it has been a story like this for the past few days. in leicester last night, this road resembled a river and the relentless rain keeps on falling. some areas received more than a month's worth in a single day. in egham in surrey, the wind has been whipping up too, creating wild conditions. in birmingham, cars have been caught out. in selly oak, it's been a busy time for the emergency services helping rescue drivers. public trans