their creativity, good sense of humour and sheer grit and determination have been truly inspiring and iforvely in the sunshine. a different story for us in the uk. we have seen a big weather system put in, quite a few of us will see rain, but tomorrow more sunshine around. things have brightened up in ireland and northern ireland where we have seen outbreaks of rain clear away. 0n the eastern age of the low pressure system we have seen the strongest winds. falling lighter in the west. england and wales will see rainfall, the heaviest across southern counties. driest conditions in the far north of scotland. a cool day for all, up to 15. the strongest winds will be in the south and east, gusts up to 60mph, with torrential rain at times, some travel disruption. that will clear away tonight, the strong winds will affect the far north of scotland. elsewhere, clear skies, a few showers. a fresh night to tomorrow morning. —— into tomorrow morning. tomorrow, strong winds, up to 70mph in shetland. blustery elsewhere. sunshine and showers from the start of the day. eastern scotland and eastern engla

their creativity, good sense of humour and sheer grit and determination have been truly inspiring, and iforunshine and showers we are now seeing an area of low pressure moving in from the south—west that is mainly affecting england and wales. that is bringing with it some heavy rain and it is also strengthening the winds too. we start with some heavy rain across east anglia and the south—east but it will soon move away. but for northern england, it will be wet through much of the day. the rain continues to push into the south—east of scotland. for wales, the midlands and southern england it may brighten up, there may be sunshine but also showers. around the area of low pressure we have strong winds, particularly where it is wet, and it will make it feel cold. some of the wet weather could push into the north—east of scotland later, but we are missing the worst of the weather across western scotland and northern ireland with no more than one or two showers and some sunshine. the area of low pressure bringing the wet windy weather is slowly going to move away during wednesday, and the next sy

their creativity, good sense of humour and sheer grit and determination have been truly inspiring and iforsouthend and bournemouth. some cloudless parts of england which has moved away. sunshine has come through and further west you can see showers. longer spells of rain affecting the north west of scotland. showers and eastern parts of england later on this afternoon but the bulk of those showers will continue to move towards the west and those of the top temperatures of around 17 degrees or so. a lot of showers overnight. the wetter weather moves away from northern scotland but at the other end of the country will start to see more and more showers coming in across south wales in southern england. the wind will keep temperatures generally in double figures but where we have the clever skies further north in the north—east of scotland we will be down to four or five degrees by monday morning. this is how we start new working week. a mixture of sunshine and showers. showers moving away and water on the west. the winter not be quite a strong tomorrow. temperatures for many will be similar t

their creativity, good sense of humour and sheer grit and determination have been truly inspiring, and ifore you are. sunday will be a much brighter day. there'll still be showers around, it's still going to be windy, but there will also be some spells of sunshine to be had as well. of course, low pressure responsible for the soaking rain, which affected some parts of the uk on saturday. for sunday it's close to northern scotland. this is where we'll start the day with strongest winds, with the northern isles, especially shetland, gusting 60—70 mph. starting temperatures and coldest areas will be across the north of mainland scotland, some spots close to freezing as the day begins. most of the early showers are going to be western areas. they will travel gradually further east as we go on through the day, and by the afternoon many of the showers are going to be reasonably hit and miss, though a longer spell of rain pushing back across northern scotland and the northern isles. these are average wind speeds. there'll be gusts up to around 35—45 mph. those very strong winds in the northern isl

their creativity, good sense of humour and sheer grit and determination have been truly inspiring, and iforto be a drier, brighter day for many parts of the uk. a vast improvement over what we saw on tuesday. the northeast of england was particularly badly affected by the rain. it was about a month's worth of rain falling in 2a hours. throughout the day, it was a pretty wet too across eastern parts of scotland. the low pressure that brought the rain and the strong winds is moving out of the way. we've got the next atlantic weather system coming in to the west and in between the two, a small window of drier weather and some sunshine. with clearer skies to start the day across large parts of scotland and northern ireland, pretty chilly out there. for eastern parts of england, there's more rain around still and it's lighter by the morning, the rain should move away. those northerly winds will gradually ease and the cloud eventually break up. we've got this slice of dry weather and sunshine, but western areas are going to be clouding over steadily and we've got some rain in the afternoon partic

. _ and i think the fact - there was not a mention of it in the prime minister's speech, ifor me, ofuggle. i the talk on energy prices — - you know, just take the warm home discount, the £140 that those on guaranteed element - of pension credit and some on lower incomes get, - the plan is to increasel that to £150 next april. well, you know, the price cap goes up 12% now, - potentially 30% next april, - and they're increasing the help for vulnerable people - by £10 from £140 to £150. it's too little too late, l and we're going to have people in real poverty, - and food banks are going to get a hell of a lot busier and something needs to be done now. _ and i understand physical. and prudent responsibility, but that is a very difficult - argument for people to make, to make to people, when they can't put food in their kids' mouths. - martin, thanks very much. i will let you go and do your other show, because you're speaking to us from the set of it before it starts, very meta, very newscast. thanks for your time when you're so busy. cheers, good luck to you. robert, just picking up on

and ifor one wouldn't miss any of this for the world. more rain and wind on the way.in very unsettled — spells of heavy rain, gales at times and even the possibility of some travel disruption. and the atlantic is looking a lot more vigorous in its weather patterns in the last few days. we're seeing low pressures forming, propelled by a powerfuljet stream and you can see a low pressure anchored just to the north—west of the uk, another one to the south forming, and that's the one that's going to bring the particularly wet spell of weather on saturday, so through the early hours, we're already expecting some rain across western areas of the uk but ahead of that there is plenty of clear, dry weather, so eastern and central areas may actually wake up to some sunshine. that sunshine may even last until mid—morning or perhaps early afternoon in the extreme east but very quickly, those clouds will increase and we've got some particularly wet weather there for the south and the south—east and some strong winds, too. further north—west in the afternoon, it's going to be more o

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i was pushing in my testimony ifor an increase in the guidele program through the technology permitsn to 20 people right now and they cannot possibly handle all of the various industries so to put deadlines in now when it is in a critical condition isn't going to be helpful because they literally do not have the human capital. we need to train them and then worry about the deadlines. a set of recommendations to support the agency because this is a problem as far as most of my constituents are concerned that should have been addressed yesterday. i will yield back. >> we might have a second round. thank you for letting me go a second time before i have to head to the airport soon. i was intrigued with some of the comments in your testimony and i'd like for you to elaborate on what sort of items do you find contaminants and i go back to my original experience we had a meeting in north carolina with the governor. i got to think about it and how many contaminants are there with shampoos and dies and everything use there are household cleaners thatng we use that we have been to open and yo

so ifor you talk about hate, that's one way of portraying an american president.hi and this was an image that was actually quite widely circulated inmo the confederacy and found lot of sympathy amongst them. now, lincoln's proclamation had allowed for thent arming of bla men and the recruitment into the union army.is this provision, more than anything else helped convert the civil war into a revolutionary war that paved the way for black male citizenship. the enlistment of black men supported and led by leabitionists raised the question of racial equality. as black soldiers and the abolitionists and radical allies successfully fought for equal pay and access to officer ranks. even though black soldiers fought in segregated units, the value that lincoln attached to their military service helped move him towards the idea of black male citizenship. in 1863 he wrote and this is a photograph of the famous 55th massachusetts. one of the first black regiments recruited during the war. in 1863 lincoln wrote that black union soldiers could aspire to the ideal of american citizenship better than s

sector to have some kind of mandate and i for with the private sector to have some kind of mandate and ifor my party affiliation have no problem if they can find a sensible solution.— sensible solution. stephanie, the conservatives _ sensible solution. stephanie, the conservatives over _ sensible solution. stephanie, the conservatives over here - sensible solution. stephanie, the conservatives over here in - sensible solution. stephanie, the conservatives over here in the . sensible solution. stephanie, the| conservatives over here in the uk, they don't particularly warm to vaccine mandates and vaccine passports. the republicans do not either and in congress. the thing is if you are a passenger on an airline or you are a patient in a hospital or you are a patient in a hospital oran or you are a patient in a hospital or an old person in a care home, it might be a decision to have a vaccine but your decision affects me right? i maybe that's the point that if you're going to work in a public setting, you have a responsibility to keep the person that you are treating or the person you're lookin

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guto brychan is chief executive of the cardiff music venue clwb ifor bach. hejoins me now.ive test to get in? my main concern is the _ negative test to get in? my main concern is the amount _ negative test to get in? my main concern is the amount of- negative test to get in? my main concern is the amount of time i negative test to get in? my mainl concern is the amount of time the decision has taken to be put into place, this was announced three weeks ago in the last review, it is only passed in the senedd last tuesday, so essentially we have six days from when that decision was made in the senedd to when this is going live. it's not uniform across hospitality, so there will be places which are seated which would be allowed to operate without the covid pass, whereas others will have to have the covid pass in place. so the concern is it's already quite a confusing message, night clubs and similar venues with no clear definition. so customers are going to find it difficult to work at what's required of them. and the fact they have to do it at all, you're talking about the pea

ifor one want of things to see next few days in coventry. i for one want to get into that costume.ht to respond in a proportionate way. one of the main rail links between england and scotland has been disrupted by flooding, after heavy rain hit southern scotland and north west england. joe biden is at the vatican for an audience with the pope — where they're expected to discuss the coronavirus pandemic and climate change. it's as the pope has urged leaders attending the cop26 summit in glasgow to tackle the 'unprecedented threat�* of climate change and provide 'concrete hope' to future generations — in an exclusive message for the bbc. this crisis lays in front of us radical decisions, but each hurdle also represents an opportunity that cannot be wasted. england could become the first country in the world to license e—cigarettes as a medical product to help people quit smoking. if approved they could be prescribed on the nhs. and coming up... archaeologists uncover an astounding set of roman sculptures on the route of the new hs2 rail link. the french ambassador in london has been

their creativity, good sense of humour and sheer grit and determination have been truly inspiring, and iforand after yesterday's relentless rain a brighter day today with a mixture of sunshine and showers, turning windy as we go through the day and that is after quite a wild start in shetland. i will have all of the details on breakfast. it's sunday the third of october, good morning. conservative mp5 and party members are gathering in manchester the start of their annual conference with the prime minister insisting that uk cannot to relying on low—paid immigrants to fill crucialjobs like driving fuel tankers and food lorries. the government has issued 5000 temporary visas for foreign drivers but borisjohnson says the long—term solution is higher wages to attract and retain more british drivers. it is part of his plan to rebuild the country after the pandemic. iain watson reports. getting on with thejob — that's one of the conservative conference's slogans — an attempt to portray the prime minister as a man of action. the other, more familiar, slogan is build back better. borisjohnson insis