there's been a lot of heat across iberia. its way into england and wales in particular for the early part of next week. scotland and northern ireland, well, towards the west and north—west there is still a weather front there. so is the threat of cloud and some showery bursts of rain. so, temperatures won't be quite as high here. it'll be warmer across eastern scotland, but widely, we're looking at temperatures into the mid—20s across england and wales. and towards the south—east of england, east anglia, we could be close to 30 degrees. quite unusual, really, for september. that heat still around for many areas on tuesday. we've got lower pressure loitering there out towards the west threatening to bring some more showery rain up across scotland heading northwards, and maybe more cloud and a few showers coming in towards the far south—west of the uk. still quite a muggy feel, i think, on tuesday with the winds light again. and those temperatures could be around 30 celsius towards the south—east of the uk. that is probably goi

very hot across iberia, france. that heat is moving its way northwards. northwest of scotland, perhaps not far away from northern ireland, threatening a bit of rain. so it's not good to be as warm here. it's a crusty linen wheels we will see temperatures widely into the mid—20s or so and we could be close to 30 degrees on monday and tuesday in the southeast of england, before it turns cooler, i think, by wednesday. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. uk government data shows the r number that measures how many people each patient effects has moved above once at the first time since march. tougher lockdown restrictions for more areas of england — no inter—household contact will be allowed in birmingham, sandwell and solihull after a rise in cases there. it's going to be very difficult for families. i can understand that they've got to try to curb it, but it's going to be a very hard thing. and there'll be fresh restrictions in parts of scotland too — people living in north and south lanarkshire will also b

have a weather front flirting with the north—west of the uk but we tap into the sea, moving up from iberiarth—west of scotland, perhaps into northern ireland, so not as warm here, but across england and wales, those temperatures, the mid 20s. we could be close to 30 degrees in the south—east of england. evidence that britain's coronavirus epidemic is spreading again — as the uk records its highest daily number of new cases since the middle of may. government data shows the r number — which measures how many people each patient infects — has moved above i for the first time since march. but deaths and hospital admissions remain low. it comes as new local lockdown measures are announced. more than 1.5 million people in birmingham, sandwell and solihull are told they can no longer socialise with other households after a sharp rise in cases there. it's going to be very difficult for families, you know. i could understand that they have to try and curb it, but it's going to be a very hard thing. hairdressers helped the uk economy bounce back injuly — it grew by 6.6 % — but it's still a long way

it has been very hot across iberia, france, and that heat is moving its way northward particularly intoing out towards the north—west of scotland, perhaps not far away from northern ireland threatening a bit of rain. so, it's not going to be quite as warm here. higher temperatures further east across scotland but it's across england and wales that we will see temperatures widely into the mid—20s or so. we could be close to 30 degrees on monday and tuesday in the south—east of england before it turns cooler, i think, by wednesday. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. will bahrain says it is normalising relations with israel, in a move that further erodes the arab world's boycott of the jewish state. protests in lesbos against conditions on the greek island with migrants demanding to be allowed onto mainland europe. more than half a million people in the us state of oregon flee deadly wildfires raging across the pacific northwest. in the uk, the r—number, showing how many people each coronavirus patient infects — moves above one for the fi

but as we go into the weekend, low pressure close to iberia will start to feed a weather front closer of the uk, so an increasing chance of seeing some showers as the weekend gets under way. but for friday, still very much looking dry, with the exception of the very far north of scotland. we're talking the northern and western isles, with cloudy skies here, and you could see a bit of rain at times. that easterly wind, though, across england and wales, getting very noticeable no, getting stronger as well. these are average speeds during friday. may well find some gusts around 30, some exposed spots getting close to a0 mph. but for temperatures, 21 in glasgow, so we're at or above normal for the time of year. just some north sea coasts with the onshore breeze holding on towards the mid—teens. big picture again, and going into the weekend, here's the system feeding up from the south. there's a lot of uncertainty, though, and we don't really know how far north any showers are going to get, so keep watching the forecast. the greater chance is through southern england, perhaps into south wa

an area of low pressure coming north out of iberia mayjust start to push a weather front close to southernhe forecast if that is something that interests you. but it's southern england, south wales with a greater potential for catching a shower that could be heavy and thundery in that brisk easterly wind. elsewhere, it may be hazy in places and there's more cloud towards the northern and western isles, but most of the uk will have a dry saturday and sunny at that. just a bit cooler into scotland and northern ireland, with temperatures in the mid—teens here, and some areas of cloud starting sunday, the sun will eventually come through. still some cloud into the north west of scotland, cloud and showers possibly early on sunday towards the south. it looks like that potentially retreats during the day, bringing some sunshine, and for many, it will be a very pleasant sunday. bye— bye. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. the world health organization warns the alarming rates of coronavirus transmission in europe must serve as a wake—up call. although these numbers reflect more compre

it's been very hot across iberia, france.to england and wales. still got a weather front loitering there out towards the northwest of scotland, perhaps not far away from northern ireland, threatening a bit of rain. so it's not going to be quite as warm here. higher temperatures further east across scotland, but it's across england and wales that we'll see temperatures widely into the mid—20s or so. and we could be close to 30 degrees on monday and tuesday in the southeast of england, before it turns cooler, i think, by wednesday. you're watching bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm babita sharma. uk government data shows the r number — which measures how many people each patient infects — has moved above one for the first time since march. tougher lockdown restrictions for more areas of england — no inter—household contact will be allowed in birmingham, sandwell and solihull after a rise in cases there. it's going to be very difficult forfamilies. i can understand that they've got

coming back towards iberia and then coming back to bump into that area of high pressure.beria, what you end up with is more than easterly wind and that would tend to pick up a bit as we pick—up towards the end of the week. later on in the week, it will be warm but it will not be as warm. the peak of the temperatures will peak on tuesday and it will always be warmer towards the west. most showers really affecting more southern parts of the uk. tonight at ten — the eu says it's stepping up its preparations for a no deal brexit, as a major row erupts during talks in london. the eu demands that britain ditch its plans for a law overriding key parts of the brexit divorce deal, or says trade talks could collapse. just one word. trust and confidence are and will be key. but a tense stand—off tonight as the government refuses to budge, saying it will not back down. this legislation is critical to ensuring there is unfettered access for goods from northern ireland to the rest of the united kingdom. so with an ultimatum from the eu and neither side willing to give ground, the chanc

it has been very hot across iberia, france, and that heat is moving its way northward particularly intods the north—west of scotland, perhaps not far away from northern ireland threatening a bit of rain. so, it's not going to be quite as warm here. higher temperatures further east across scotland but it's across england and wales that we will see temperatures widely into the mid—20s or so. we could be close to 30 degrees on monday and tuesday in the south—east of england before it turns cooler, i think, by wednesday. this is bbc world news. the headlines. bahrain hasjoined the united arab emirates in agreeing to normalise relations with israel. hamas, which controls the gaza strip, has issued a statement, saying the move does grave harm to the palestinian cause. there have been protests by migrants stranded on the greek island of lesbos after europe's biggest refugee camp was gutted by fire. they're demanding to be allowed to travel on to mainland europe. britain's coronavirus epidemic is once more on the rise. for the first time since march, the r number for coronavirus infections has

moving on some days other business headlines now the parent company of britisish airways and iberia sas it's cutting more flights between now and the end off thee year. i i ag sayss it septembero december schedule will see capacity at just 40% from the same period a year ago. it is planing quarantine restrictions for what it's called a delayed recovery and air travel. you know doesn't expect flights to resume to twenty nineteen levels until the year twenty twenty three. tick tock is one step closer to possibly being banned in the u united states bloomberg reports t that the app's parent compapany bytedance is likely to miss the deadline imposed by thehe trump admiministration. for its u us operatations to be solold. chane inin chinenese law has thrown a spanner in teknaf take toxic associations. publishers include microsoft and oracle. and follow a says it's planning to release a smartphone with its own homemade operating software. the us has banned it from using american technology including google's android as part of its broader crusadede against the chinese tech giant. harmonony os

of a shower towards the south because of an area of low pressure that has been spinning close to iberiarisk winds across england and wales in particular, southern areas costs as afternoon of 30 or a0 mph. southern areas costs as afternoon of 30 or40 mph. not southern areas costs as afternoon of 30 or a0 mph. not as when the further north. he is a sunshine for most, thicker cloud for northern scotla nd most, thicker cloud for northern scotland with some patchy rain. through this evening and tonight we will see low cloud working its way through north—east scotland, perhaps the odd patch of low cloud for north—east england. further south is fine with clear spells although for the channel islands we could see one or two of the showers creep in and they will push further northwards tomorrow. for most, tomorrow is a fine —looking day. cloud over part of scotla nd fine —looking day. cloud over part of scotland tomorrow but that rose north—eastwards and it brightens up. showers start to move northwards, some across the south—west of england, perhaps further east along the coast as well. there c

across the south of the uk, courtesy of this swirl of cloud, low pressure that has been spinning over iberia channel islands through the night may be into the far south—west of england. lots of low cloud and drizzle for northern parts of scotland. temperatures 8—12 celsius, a little lower in southern scotla nd celsius, a little lower in southern scotland and north england. still breezy across the southern half of the uk, and the potential we will see some showers moving from the channel islands into southern and particularly south—western parts of england and may be clipping into south wales as well. it will also be a little cool for some of the north sea coast, temperatures may be pegged back to 14 or 15 celsius in places. a decent day for northern ireland with sunshine, and the low cloud across scotland will become fight dash might become confined to the far north—east. through saturday night, this low cloud will roll in through the central belt of scotland, parts of northern england as well. it should break up to some extent through sunday to allow brighter skies to develop. still possibl

iberia,lk about the iag down 13.44%, a tough session, but easyjet is down, ryanair is down.d about the transactions he is looking to conduct with the london stock exchange. the london stock exchange is dropping the milan border, defensive transaction. investor of, this is an interesting transaction, the stop down today. there was talk about apollo deal , people becoming more cautious on that. we will see whether the company does get taken out. this is the kind of classic story a lot of people are talking about industrial stocks being taken out by private basically companies being taken private across the board. this could be one example of that. they're going to be plenty of others. indeed,ndeed -- alix: lots of m&a happening in europe as well as the u.s.. we'll wrap it up with a deal between the spanish bank and a funky a. -- and ivankia. this will create the biggest lender in spain. shares of both banks are down on the news. joining us is charlie devereaux. wanted, why did the market not take this as well? charlie: both banks have risen significantly during the timescale o

this is the company that owns iberia, it owns british airways. tough talk from the travel sector.rtainly seeing more evidence that we are seeing a fate in terms of demand coming through for air travel in europe. air travel from a different is aective, sasso aviation french company that makes corporate jets. it also makes fighter jets. there is a geopolitical angle on this story. grease announcing it will be buying 18 of these advanced -- buying announcing it is 18 of these advanced fighter jets. tensions are rising in turkey and having problems internally. frome is buying more france and not the united states. we are seeing -- so being one of the main beneficiaries. kailey: let's look elsewhere in geopolitics. the eu is stepping up demand on china to open its market further. the european council president said differences between the eu and china still exist. >> differences exist and we will not paper over them. roll up our to sleeves to find solutions. joining us from berlin is janka oertel. great to have you. how'd of the eu and china begin to bridge this gap? janka: this is the

iberia congresswoman says the need is desperate. >> the american people need this help us to states and local governments. they hire firefighters, they hire police officers, social workers, they hire mental health workers, they hire the transportation workers. >> reporter: the airline industry is among the sectors that could see widespread layoffs when ppp money runs out within a week. >> we're looking at approximately a 55% smaller airline system systemwide. it's absolutely devastating. >> reporter: paul hartshorn is a spokesman for the association of professional flight attendants which represents 20,000 american flight attendants. >> they have announced involuntary layoffs. over 8000 flight attendants systemwide, many in san francisco and los angeles. >> reporter: restaurants too say their industry is on the verge of collapse. >> we can't wait. we will lose this industry which employs over 11 million people. of the total money given out only 8% went to the restaurant industry. those that got in the second round, like i did for my two restaurants, that money will probably run out, i w

different ideas, it is going to attempt to spend its way up is going to attempt to spend its way up from iberia conditions, i would not be at all surprised if we such just the odd shower. more reliably dry weather for the north, some spousal sunshine, not as windy but still, very cool. high—pressure once again wants to be in charge, but is going to be a road from two directions, showers try to push up from the south and eventually the frontal system strained work and from the atlantic, there is uncertainty about how quickly that area of high pressure will loosen its grip, but it does look as if after a dry and fairly warm starts next week, not as warm as it is right now, it was it will turn a bit u nsettled right now, it was it will turn a bit unsettled later. tonight at ten, borisjohnson asks mps to back his controversial plans to override parts of the brexit deal. as he made his way to the commons today, the prime minister knew that opposition to the plan extended to some of his own mps. now call the prime minister. prime minister. under pressure from labour the prime minister tried to justif

have a weather front flirting with the north—west of the uk but we tap into the seat moving up from iberial be allowed in birmingham, sandwell and solihull. we‘ve got to be very concerned here in the west midlands, we are basically seeing a doubling of the rate of the virus of the last seven days, so action did have to be taken to stop that increase. the government announces that a new covid19 contact—tracing app will be launched in england and wales later this month the uk economy grew by 6.6% injuly, say official figures, but it remains far below pre—pandemic levels.

of a shower towards the south because of an area of low pressure that has been spinning close to iberiaorking its way through north—east scotland, perhaps the odd patch of low cloud for north—east england as well, for that south is fine with clear spells. the channel islands could see one or two showers creeping in that will push for that northwards tomorrow. for most, tomorrow is fine, cloud for a good pa rt tomorrow is fine, cloud for a good part of scotland to begin with but that will move away north—eastwards. these showers start to move northwards, some across the south—west of england, further east along the south coast as well. there could be the odd rumble of thunder. further north, spells of sunshine. cool close to the north sea coast. largely sunny skies for northern ireland and much of scotland but there will be some areas of cloud for northern and eastern coasts, and certainly across parts of shetland. through saturday night, we will see more of the low cloud fitting in for the central belt of scotland and northern england. that will slowly clear through the day on sunday. e

the fly in the ointment is this area of low pressure across iberia bringing unsettled weather here, brushing with it some showers, not great for drying washing across the channel islands or southern washing across the channel islands or southern areas. washing across the channel islands or southern areas. across the north, for most we have a more —— at mcleod across the south, devon and cornwall and the channel aisles could be heavy and hungry. more high—class billing to the north. it will still bea billing to the north. it will still be a fine day, plenty of sunshine, just a square and gusting to 30—35 miles an hour across england and wales, not so much wind for northern ireland and scotland but a bit more cloud to northern scotland, a bit drizzly and some low cloud drifting onto the east coast later on. but for most, still plenty of sunshine but that clad will drift westwards overnight, a bit more of a feature as we go into sunday morning, but again like this morning a little bit on the chilly side if you are stepping out first thing with a bit of mist and fog around inland. but this cloud

new data show on iberia counties would be in red or orange tiers allowing distances businesses to removes. >>> a salon owner is speaking out after she released a video of house speaker, nancy pelosi, getting her hair done in her salon. in the surveillance video from the past monday, speaker policy can be seen walking around, appearing with her mask pulled down around her neck. right now, san francisco salon can only work on clients outside the salon, not inside. the salon owner calls speaker pelosi hypocrite. >> this is not about politics at all, this is about small businesses and people that have worked hard to build a life. >> when they said we were able to accommodate people, one person at a time, and that we can set up that time, i trusted that. as it turns out, it was a setup. >>> speaker pelosi says she only took off her mask while getting her hair washed, but she was shocked to see pelosi in her salon and released the video. the stylist says the salon owner did in fact approve the appointment. the stylist, in a statement from an attorney regularly operated her business in violatio