i said remove the irish sea border.ecause the prime minister told us there would be no border in the irish sea and now he needs to honour that pledge. so, he doesn't have to scrap the protocol? well, i think that the protocol needs to be replaced with new arrangements that respect northern ireland's place within the uk internal market. so, in my opinion, what is there isn't working. in the words of lord frost, it's not sustainable, therefore, it should go and be replaced by a new arrangement that works for everyone, notjust to be clear, but also for the eu. but let's just be clear. the test for you bringing down the government, for having a general election in northern ireland, having stormont elections before christmas. the test is that so—called irish sea border. it is not getting rid of the technical phrase, "the protocol". the irish sea border has to go. with clear on that and i made it clear in my speech. the protocol is not sustainable and the irish sea border which is integral to that protocol must be removed. le

the irish sea border has to go.emplating what you might be able to do when you do finally retire, who knows, a few months, few years, more than the decade's time. you're a great fan of formula one. do you wish you could spend more of your life heading around the globe to watch lewis hamilton, who's something of a hero of yours? yes, i'd love to spend more of my time following formula one. i have a real passion for the sport. but what i have a greater passion for is this. you know, i want to be able to walk the country lanes of northern ireland in my retirement. i want to walk those hills in the mourne mountains, see the beauty of our country, but see a people that are at peace, i want to see and a northern ireland that is economically prosperous and stable. my retirement will be complete and my retirement will be fulfilled if i can see, as i look around me the beauty of my country, a people at peace with each other. that is what i desire more than anything else in the world. sirjeffrey donaldson, thanks forjoining m

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, wales and down into the irish sea, wales and down into the south—west producing outbreaks of rain scotland, northern ireland and a few showers around. the best of the weather at central and eastern england, 23 degrees. a pleasant start to the weekend. but the reverse fortunes as we head into sunday, it looks like the weather front will invigorate as it pushes eastwards. 0n front will invigorate as it pushes eastwards. on sunday it will start cloudy with patchy rain and then the rain becomes focused across eastern scotland and eastern england with heavy and persistent bursts of rain and could see localised flooding in places by the end of the day. the wind will be light and that is why the rain will be static across eastern areas. further west, sunshine, one or two showers so i reverse of fortunes for western areas. not as warm on sunday as what we see on saturday. the rain fizzles out on sunday night and we have the ridge of high pressure building in from the south—west. it looks like from the south—west. it looks like from the south—west. it looks like from the start of next week

front, and it�*s slowing down, basically stalling from the tip of cornwall to the tip of wales, the irish seall the way to norwich. so, that was friday. how about saturday? the weather front still here, it�*s actually starting to fizzle away, so not much rain on it, but there will be a line of cloud from scotland again across the irish sea, look at the wind direction coming mostly out of the east here, coming out of the west here, it�*s kind of almost variable but mostly from the south. and when you have winds blowing from different directions, that�*s when weather fronts stall. and we think it�*s just going to fizzle out during the course of saturday towards the west. so, on the whole, saturday not a bad day for most of us with lengthy spells of sunshine. however, on sunday, that weather front is going to reinvigorate itself. it will become more cloudy across the uk, and we�*ll see outbreaks of rain developing during the course of the afternoon. so, i think out of the two days, saturday or sunday, sunday is going to be the wetter day and i think a greater chance of catching some rain. but th

they will be some cloudiness from scotland and across the irish sea.zzle out during the course of saturday towards the left. overall, saturday is not a bad day for most of us with lengthy spells of sunshine. however, sunday the weather front is going to reinvigorate itself. it will become more cloudy across and be able to see outbreaks of rain developing during the course of the afternoon. out of the two days, saturday or sunday, sunday will be either wet or sunday, sunday will be either wet or sunday, sunday will be either wet or sunday, sunday will be the latter day and a greater chance of catching some rays. it will never be cold. in the low 20s for the most part. next week the weather will be not too hello, i�*m ros atkins, this is outside source. china has condemned the us, the uk and australia over their new defence pact that gives australian nuclear powered submarines. translation: it powered submarines. translation: , ., , , powered submarines. translation: , ., , , translation: it shows they are using nuclear exp°ft5 _ translation: it shows th

some of that rain will move around the irish sea as well, but generally speaking the north, east andar south remains dry through monday. goodbye! hello this is bbc news. the headlines... emma raducanu makes history at the us open, beating leylah fernandez to become the first british woman to win a grand slam singles final in 44 years. the queen is among those congratulating the teenager following her stunning victory in new york, just months after finishing her a—levels. the uk's health secretary says the government won't introduce vaccine passports in england, ahead of plans to protect the nhs from rising covid cases this winter. the trade union congress warns that up to 660,000 jobs could be at risk, if the uk fails to reach net zero carbon emissions as quickly as other countries. the anti—immigration hungarian prime minister, viktor 0rban, meets pope francis in budapest. now on bbc news...it�*s the media show, with ros atkins. hello. welcome to the media show. in a moment, we're going to talk about channel 4. its new headquarters in leeds havejust opened, and the government's cons

tou can see that very narrow weather front from the tip of cornwall across the irish sea into the westernr some sunshine. this is bbc news. the headlines... china has condemned a new security deal between the us, britain, and australia, saying it showed a cold war mentality. the leaders of the three countries said the agreement would promote stability in the indo—pacific region. the us secretary of state has described france as a vital partner after french ministers reacted angrily to australia scrapping its multi—billion dollar deal to buy french submarines, in favour of nuclear—powered vessels using american and british technology. the roll—out of covid boosterjabs is under way in england and wales, with more than 30 million people expected to receive an extra layer of protection this winter. nhs staff have been among the first to receive them. italy has become the first european country to make it compulsory for workers to have a covid pass showing proof of vaccination, a negative test, or recovery from the virus.

draped across parts of scotland, northern england, through the irish sea, wales and the south—west, bye uk bringing further patchy rain at times. i think mainly across scotland, northern and western england and towards wales, again, south—eastern areas should see the best of the sunshine. it will feel quite warm into the afternoon this afternoon in the south—east. we see more momentum, as we head into sunday, this weather front eventually starts to push toward the eastern side of the country as we pick up more of a westerly flow. initially, rather cloudy and wet across northern and central areas. then the rain will invigorate and lie across more eastern parts of the country. we could see localised flooding in one or two places by the end of sunday. heavy and persistent rain in places. further west, we should see sunshine developing. one or two showers, temperatures not quite as high i think is what we will see on saturday. that weather front fizzles away on sunday night. this area of high pressure wants to from the south—west into the start of next week and many places will be dry to s

around the irish sea, wales and the southwest cloudy with rain at times. degrees. it's going to be a fine day across many parts of england. here's a look at saturday, and the weather front is still over us. bits and pieces here and there, out towards the west. the best of the weather will be across central and eastern areas. here are the temperatures — 17 celsius in glasgow, around about 22 england. now the forecast for sunday shows that that weather front�*s still there — if anything, it re—invigorates itself. that's sometimes what happens, so there'll be rain around on sunday, i think a greater chance of catching some rain almost anywhere in the uk. so, out of the two days, saturday is definitely going to be the sunnier day for most of us. you can see that rain reaching central and eastern areas and of the weekend. how about into next week? a quick look at them weather for monday and tuesday — here are the temperatures, and the weather looks a little variable. —— end of the weekend. bye—bye. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma

and rain will linger across cornwall, devon, somerset probably into gloucestershire, wales, the irish seathe tip of cornwall seen sunshine on monday. here is tuesday's forecast. finally the cloud and damp weather is expected to shift towards the east and out into the north sea but it may take some time, and when that happens, still a little unsure, but the west will improve. one of the reasons western parts will improve his this area of high pressure which is building. the air is sinking, squeezing out the clouds, trying things out. i think across many western areas, wednesday and thursday with the high pressure building is looking absolutely fine. but at the same time in the north—west of the uk, so parts of northern ireland, the western isles of scotland, it looks as if it will turn a little on the and breezy side towards the very end of the week friday time. that is it from me, have a good afternoon. this is bbc news. iam i am looks legal pal. -- luxmi goal. the headlines: emma raducanu makes history at the us open, beating leylah fernandez to become the first british woman to win a gr

it may nudge a little further north to engulf the irish sea coasts, perhaps nudging into south—westernhe country, around 21 degrees with some sunshine. then monday evening again that rain doesn't really move further towards the east, but it does push a bit further into more north—western parts of the uk. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at eight... emma raducanu makes history at the us open — beating leylah fernandez — to become the first british woman to win a grand slam, singles final in 44 years. the queen is among those congratulating her, following her stunning victory in new york, just months after finishing her a—levels. to have a note from her, i was extremely honoured and very grateful that she took notice of my tennis. i can't believe that — i'm maybe going to frame that letter or something. the government scraps plans for vaccine passports in nightclubs and large events in england. what i can say is that we've looked at it properly and whilst

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first gear, may be into neutral, and it will stick around across western parts of scotland, the irish seawestern fringes of cornwall. it will be damp, raining at times, and central and eastern areas will be sunny and warm. and the weather front is still in first gear because it is still across western parts of the uk with a tendency to drift further towards the west, so cloud and bits of pieces of rain. but basically it will rain itself out. so actually saturday for most of us is looking decent with lengthy sunny spells and showers across southern areas, may be in the highlands of scotland too. then that troublesome weather front that doesn't really know what it wants to do, go east or west, is still around on sunday but it reinvigorated itself. actually, out of the two days, i would say there a greater chance of catching some rain on sunday. so that is it from me. thank you. now on bbc one, we canjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. hello, i'm olly foster. here's what's coming up on sportsday this evening — another busy night of european football — it's the europa league for leicest

so it'll be turning breezy up and down the west coast, around irish sea areas and towards western scotlandal and eastern england, eastern scotland should stay dry all day with some sunny spells. it will be a breezier day for all, particularly across northern and western areas. where we have the rain, then, mid—teens, ithink, the best further east in the sunshine, again it'll feel very pleasant, may be 21—23 celsius. into the weekend, then, we've got some complicated areas of low pressure, a bit of uncertainty to the detail of the forecast. but it looks like low—pressure wants to be nearby, so there's always the chance of some cloud and rain both saturday and sunday, and a little bit of sunshine, too. welcome to bbc news. our top stories. haiti's bitter power struggle intensifies as the prime minister sacks the chief prosecutor, who wants him to face charges over the assassination of presidentjovenel moise. scared and in hiding — the afghan women left in the dark over their future employment under a taliban government. we are in here, under danger, without documents, without activities, wit

it may nudge a little further north to engulf the irish sea coasts, perhaps nudging into south—westernmperatures typically 16—18. the best of the weather will be in the extreme south—east of the country, around 21 degrees with some sunshine. then monday evening again that rain doesn't really move further towards the east, but it does push a bit further into more north—western parts of the uk. hello, this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak, the headlines... emma raducanu makes history at the us open — beating leylah fernandez — to become the first british woman to win a grand slam, singles final, in 44 years. the singles final, in 44 years. queen is among those congratulating the queen is among those congratulating her following the queen is among those congratulating herfollowing her stunning victory in new yorkjust munched two months after finishing her a—levels. to munched two months after finishing her a-leveis-— her a-levels. to have a note from her a-levels. to have a note from her as it is — her a-levels. to have a note from her as it is very — her a-levels. to have a note from her a

a warm night and perhaps some drizzle around irish sea coasts. grey and misty first thing.ome fog over the hills int misty first thing. some fog over the hills in t north. a soaking for parts of scotland, northern scotland. but for many areas, fewer shows, just fleeting in england and wales. more cloud and a breeze for northern ireland. still a few showers. temperatures on the the way down, freshening with that northerly wind. which then pushes our front south and it will weaken. it heads into the north of england. we have the great north run on sunday. for me running, this would be ideal conditions, but i'm not rung. patchy cloud and rain, not a conditions, but i'm not rung. patchy cloud and rain, nota bad conditions, but i'm not rung. patchy cloud and rain, not a bad day. scotland and northern ireland, but this is the fly in the ointment, the uncertainty is how far north and east it pushes on sunday. so please stay tuned to the forecast. that's all from the bbc news at six, so it's goodbye from me and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. hello and we

but around the irish sea, wales, the southwest is cloudy with rain at times.arm spells of sunshine with temperatures up to 21 celsius. it's going to be a fine day across many parts of england. here's a look at saturday — and the weather front is still over us. there's actually not an awful lot of rain on saturday, just bits and pieces here and there out towards the west — again, the best of the weather will be across central and eastern areas. the winds are still very light, so nothing's really moving around across the uk, so where the cloud is in the rain, it's still out towards the west. here are the temperatures — 17 celsius in glasgow, around about 22 in england. now the forecast for sunday shows that that weather front�*s still there — if anything, it re—invigorates itself. that's sometimes what happens, so there'll be more rain around on sunday, i think a greater chance of catching some rain almost anywhere in the uk. so, out of the two days, saturday is definitely going to be the sunnier day for most of us. you can see that rain reaching some central an

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so it'll be turning breezy up and down the west coast, around irish sea areas and towards western scotlandeastern scotland should stay dry all day with some sunny spells. but it will be a breezier day for all, particularly across northern and western areas. where we have the rain, then, mid—teens, i think, the best. further east in the sunshine, again it's going to feel very pleasant — 21, 22, maybe 23 degrees. into the weekend, then, we've got some complicated areas of low pressure, a bit of uncertainty to the detail of the forecast. but it does look like low pressure wants to be nearby, so i think there's always the chance of some cloud and rain both saturday and sunday, and a little bit of sunshine, too. this is bbc news, the headlines: haiti's prime minister, ariel henry, has sacked the chief prosecutor, who accused him of involvement in the assassination of presidentjovenel moise. the prosecutor had demanded mr henry be barred from leaving haiti after claiming he'd seen evidence the prime minister was connected to a suspect in the killing. a month on from the taliban's victory in afgh

so it'll be turning breezy up and down the west coast, around irish sea areas and towards western scotland eastern england, eastern scotland should stay dry all day with some sunny spells. it will be a breezier day forall, particularly across northern and western areas. where we have the rain, then, mid—teens, ithink, the best further east in the sunshine, again it'll feel very pleasant, may be 21—23 celsius. into the weekend, then, we've got some complicated areas of low pressure, a bit of uncertainty to the detail of the forecast. but it looks like low—pressure wants to be nearby, so there's always the chance of some cloud and rain both saturday and sunday, and a little bit of sunshine, too. welcome to bbc news — i'm david eades. our top stories. haiti's bitter power struggle intensifies as the prime minister sacks the chief prosecutor, who wants him to face charges over the assassination of presidentjovenel moise. scared and in hiding — the afghan women left in the dark over their future employment under a taliban government. we are in the year in danger documents, without activities, w

tuesday sees heavy outbreaks of rain, windy with gales around irish sea coasts and a brighter day onnd and some of those are going to be heavy and blustery. temperatures sneaking below average. this weekend, some warm weather around but it turns much cooler over the next few days. this is bbc news with the latest headlines... queues at petrol stations as the government prepares to announce a temporary visa scheme to make it easierforforeign lorry drivers to work in the uk. two canadians are heading home after spending over 1,000 days in detention in china over spying charges. prince andrew's us lawyers accept he has been served with legal papers alleging that he sexually assaulted virginia giuffre. he denies all allegations. hundreds pay tribute to murdered primary school teacher sabina nessa at a candle—lit vigil. it's the final day of campaigning in germany, where voters will elect a new chancellor tomorrow.

so it'll be turning breezy up and down the west coast, around irish sea areas and towards western scotlandith some sunny spells. it will be a breezier day for all, particularly across northern and western areas. where we have the rain, then, mid—teens, ithink, the best further east in the sunshine, again it'll feel very pleasant, may be 21—23 celsius. into the weekend, then, we've got some complicated areas of low pressure, a bit of uncertainty to the detail of the forecast. but it looks like low—pressure wants to be nearby, so there's always the chance of some cloud and rain both saturday and sunday, and a little bit of sunshine, too. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines and all the main news stories at the top of the hour as newsday continues, straight after hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. the golden age of the explorer is inextricably linked with the golden age of empire. people inspired to travel where none had travelled before, charting territory and encountering peoples who were subsequently often subjugated and exploited. well, my guest is one of the world's

but around the irish sea, wales, the southwest is cloudy with rain at times.y fine, warm spells of sunshine with temperatures up to 21 celsius. it's going to be a fine day across many parts of england. here's a look at saturday — and the weather front is still over us. there's actually not an awful lot of rain on saturday, just bits and pieces here and there out towards the west — again, the best of the weather will be across central and eastern areas. the winds are still very light, so nothing's really moving around across the uk, so where the cloud is in the rain, it's still out towards the west. here are the temperatures — 17 celsius in glasgow, around about 22 in england. now the forecast for sunday shows that that weather front�*s still there — if anything, it re—invigorates itself. that's sometimes what happens, so there'll be more rain around on sunday, i think a greater chance of catching some rain almost anywhere in the uk. so, out of the two days, saturday is definitely going to be the sunnier day for most of us. you can see that rain reaching some c

so it'll be turning breezy up and down the west coast, around irish sea areas and towards western scotlanda breezier day forall, particularly across northern and western areas. where we have the rain, then, mid—teens, ithink, the best further east in the sunshine, again it'll feel very pleasant, may be 21—23 celsius. into the weekend, then, we've got some complicated areas of low pressure, a bit of uncertainty to the detail of the forecast. but it looks like low—pressure wants to be nearby, so there's always the chance of some cloud and rain both saturday and sunday, and a little bit of sunshine, too. this is bbc news. we will have all the headlines and the main news stories for you at the top of the hours straight after this programme. this week we're putting on our next gen specs, strapping on our brain controls and entering the metaverse. just another day in the office, really.

but around the irish sea, wales, the southwest is cloudy with rain at times.across many parts of england. here's a look at saturday — and the weather front is still over us. there's actually not an awful lot of rain on saturday, just bits and pieces here and there out towards the west — again, the best of the weather will be across central and eastern areas. the winds are still very light, so nothing's really moving around across the uk, so where the cloud is in the rain, it's still out towards the west. here are the temperatures — 17 celsius in glasgow, around about 22 in england. now the forecast for sunday shows that that weather front�*s still there — if anything, it re—invigorates itself. that's sometimes what happens, so there'll be more rain around on sunday, i think a greater chance of catching some rain almost anywhere in the uk. so, out of the two days, saturday is definitely going to be the sunnier day for most of us. you can see that rain reaching some central and eastern areas end of the weekend. how about into next week? a quick look at the weath

on which borisjohnson is having some difficulty with the european union over the border down the irish seait. he's often described himself as irish, and he said in the past, he would be very upset if anything would be very upset if anything would sign that could recut —— disrupt the peace agreements and lead to a hard border. i'm not surprised he's raised this. this is one of the things where the british will listen to what the americans say, and they know he means it in this case. having said all that, there are a number of wins boris johnson can take away from this. we see the extra money on climate change. we've seen the changes to the travel ban and we've seen britain becoming part of this nuclear powered submarine deal with australia and the united states, which also is a prestige project for the british as well. i think boris johnson will be pretty intense, even though there was a warning shot there over the northern ireland situation, and the other big thing where he didn't get any movement was the question of a long—term trade deal with the us, which is essential for britain outsid

they say having special rules for ireland and a new board of an irish sea undermines the very britishness northern islands constitutional heart of the uk. on the other hand other party say we are making the best of a bad situation, we didn't want brexit, you've gotta make this work. when it comes to the eu and the republic of ireland we heard from the deputy prime minister of the irish republic today saying look, there is no appetite from the eu to renegotiate that. the eu position is that the uk government signed up to the northern island protocol and agreed this all as part of the brexit deal. how can they now say we can implement to? the eu will say we will give you flexibility or may find easements to make some of these bits of red tape and bureaucracy is zero to operate. but we are not renegotiating the whole agreement. those two sizes of red tape and bureaucracy is zero to operate. but red tape and bureaucracy is zero to o erate. �* ., ., operate. but we are not renegotiating _ operate. but we are not renegotiating the - operate. but we are not renegotiating the whole j operate. but

it's very, very slow moving from the tip of cornwall across the irish sea into the western isles, cloudyterjab programme is under way — as some health care workers and patients in england and wales receive their dose. today marks the last day care home staff in england can get their first covid vaccine — if they want to keep theirjob. diplomatic fallout, as britain, the us and australia agree a defence pact — the prime minster denies china's claim that it'll undermine regional stability. the scottish government drafts in the military to help with ambulance delays — after the average wait for an ambulance reached six hours last week. and tennis superstar — emma raducanu — arrives back home in bromley to continue the celebrations of her us open win. coming up, we look back on the life of the entrepreneur sir clive sinclair who has died at the age of 81. let's get more now on the the diplomatic row that has broken out following the announcement of a new security and defence partnership between the uk, the us and australia. the prime minister says the deal isn't intended to be adversarial to

a bit of fog through the irish sea that could develop into the north west of england and north—west midlandsll overnight, but quite a warm night with temperatures down to 12 to 15 degrees. tomorrow, temperatures could reach 30 degrees. that will please some people, not every body, mind you. we didn't reach 30 degrees at last month. last time we had 30 degrees was on the 23rd ofjuly and that was in northern ireland. we start with mist and fog across parts of england tomorrow. that burns off in the morning, sunshine develops widely in england and is. after a cloudy start for northern ireland and southern scotland, sunshine develops, giving temperatures a boost into the low to mid 20s. it is across england and wales we see temperatures reaching 30 degrees, more likely through the midlands and south east of england. still a lot of heat around on wednesday as well. we see signs of change towards the south—west of england and wales, perhaps northern ireland, with an increasing risk of catching heavy and thundery downpours. with the sunshine moving further north into scotland, temperatures will be

some of that rain will move around the irish sea as well, but generally speaking the north, east andfernandez to become the first british woman to win a grand slam singles final in 44 years. the uk's health secretary says the government won't introduce vaccine passports in england, ahead of plans to protect the nhs from rising covid cases this winter the trade union congress warns that up to 660,000 jobs could be at risk, if the uk fails to reach net zero carbon emissions as quickly as other countries. now on bbc news... it's political thinking — with nick robinson. hello and welcome to political thinking. a conversation with someone who shapes our political thinking about what has shaped theirs, their background, their views and their values. this week we heard talk of a political crisis. we've heard talk of an election within weeks, talk, too,

subject to special customs and border controls for goods traveling from great britain across the irish sea. while the current rules are part of last year's divorce steel, there has been a growing movement to drop the protocol altogether. in fact, the democratic unionist party, which makes up the largest pro british party in northern ireland, has threatened to withdraw from their regions, power sharing government in a matter of weeks and last major changes are made. but will they do though, and will any changes be made before it's too late? well, joining us now, this is hillary ford, which president of straw mark, i'll see, hillary, it's great to have you on the show today. now it seems like this is a case where every player is really standing firm, right. so is there any actual hope for some sort of compromise? well, one would hope so they're actually debating that in the house of lords they were right into the evening. and lord david frost has been urged by the house of lords to do basically what they want to do is actually to trigger article 16 and article 16 is actually a protective mea

in northern ireland and western scotland through the morning and into lunchtime, but around the irish sea looking absolutely fine. warm spells of sunshine with temperatures up to 21 degrees. it's going to be a fine day across many parts of england. here's a look at saturday, and the weather front is still over us. there's actually not an awful lot of rain on saturday — just bits and pieces here and there out towards the west. again, the best of the weather will be across central and eastern areas. the winds are still very light, so nothing's really moving around across the uk, so where the cloud is and the rain, it's still out towards the west. here are the temperatures — 17 degrees in glasgow, around about 22 in england. now, the forecast for sunday shows that that weather front�*s still there. if anything, it re—invigorates itself — that is sometimes what happens — so there'll be more rain around on sunday, i think a greater chance of catching some rain almost anywhere in the uk. so, out of the two days, saturday is definitely going to be the sunnier day for most of us. you can see that

so it'll be turning breezy up and down the west coast, around irish sea areas and towards western scotlandentral and eastern england, eastern scotland should stay dry all day with some sunny spells. but it will be a breezier day for all, particularly across northern and western areas. where we have the rain, then, mid—teens, i think, the best. further east in the sunshine, again it's going to feel very pleasant — 21, 22, maybe 23 degrees. into the weekend, then, we've got some complicated areas of low pressure, a bit of uncertainty to the detail of the forecast. but it does look like low pressure wants to be nearby, so i think there's always the chance of some cloud and rain both saturday and sunday, and a little bit of sunshine, too. this is bbc news. i'm sally bundock with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. counting is underway in california — the democratic governor, gavin newsom, waits to find out if the state ranked as the world's fifth largest economy, have voted him out of office. the bitter power struggle in haiti intensifies as the prime minister sack

so it'll be turning breezy up and down the west coast, around irish sea areas and towards western scotlandsome sunny spells. it will be a breezier day forall, particularly across northern and western areas. where we have the rain, then, mid—teens, ithink, the best further east in the sunshine, again it'll feel very pleasant, may be 21—23 celsius. into the weekend, then, we've got some complicated areas of low pressure, a bit of uncertainty to the detail of the forecast. but it looks like low—pressure wants to be nearby, so there's always the chance of some cloud and rain both saturday and sunday, and a little bit of sunshine, too. this is bbc news. the headlines... californians are voting on whether to remove gavin newsom as the governor of the state. the democrat has been criticised for his handling of the coronavirus pandemic. if he doesn't get at least 50% of the vote, he's out. haiti's prime minister has sacked a prosecutor who was investigating his alleged involvement in the assassination of presidentjovenel moise. mr moise was killed during an attack on his residence injuly. the us s

in northern ireland and western scotland through the morning and into lunchtime, but around the irish seait's looking absolutely fine. warm spells of sunshine with temperatures up to 21 degrees. it's going to be a fine day across many parts of england. here's a look at saturday, and the weather front is still over us. there's actually not an awful lot of rain on saturday — just bits and pieces here and there out towards the west. again, the best of the weather will be across central and eastern areas. the winds are still very light, so nothing's really moving around across the uk, so where the cloud is and the rain, it's still out towards the west. here are the temperatures — 17 degrees in glasgow, around about 22 in england. now, the forecast for sunday shows that that weather front�*s still there. if anything, it re—invigorates itself — that is sometimes what happens — so there'll be more rain around on sunday, i think a greater chance of catching some rain almost anywhere in the uk. so, out of the two days, saturday is definitely going to be the sunnier day for most of us. you can see

so it'll be turning breezy up and down the west coast, around irish sea areas and towards western scotlandctually, central and eastern england, eastern scotland should stay dry all day with some sunny spells. it will be a breezier day for all, particularly across northern and western areas. where we have the rain, then, mid—teens, ithink, the best further east in the sunshine, again it'll feel very pleasant, may be 21—23 celsius. into the weekend, then, we've got some complicated areas of low pressure, a bit of uncertainty to the detail of the forecast. but it looks like low—pressure wants to be nearby, so there's always the chance of some cloud and rain both saturday and sunday, and a little bit of sunshine, too. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines. scared and in hiding — we talk to some of the afghan women who still don't know whether they'll be able to return to work under the taliban. we are here without documents, with videos, with photos. but i don't know. haiti's prime minister, ariel henry, sacks the chief prosecutor who wants him

so it'll be turning breezy up and down the west coast, around irish sea areas and towards western scotland england, eastern scotland should stay dry all day with some sunny spells. but it will be a breezier day for all, particularly across northern and western areas. where we have the rain, then, mid—teens, i think, the best. further east in the sunshine, again it's going to feel very pleasant — 21, 22, maybe 23 degrees. into the weekend, then, we've got some complicated areas of low pressure, a bit of uncertainty to the detail of the forecast. but it does look like low pressure wants to be nearby, so i think there's always the chance of some cloud and rain both saturday and sunday, and a little bit of sunshine, too. good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. 0ur headlines today. covid boosterjabs for 30 million people across the uk will be rolled out within days for health care workers, the over 50s, and those with underlying health conditions. we've got to come back to a normal life somehow, somewhere, and this is the only way open to us. if by having it then

have been us concerns about britain keeping to brexit commitments on new checks just here in the irish seaing new trade deals anywhere right now. a free trade deal with the usa was supposed to be one of the most coveted prizes of post—brexit global britain. doesn't look like it's going to happen for years now and, right now, the focus of most is on the crisis in some of the basics of world trade. the pandemic has gummed up the flow of goods from china at the most sensitive time, says this retailer. we've got a lot of christmas products made in china. 0ur suppliers have them ready in their warehouse and we are having issues trying to ship all those products over to the uk and to get that additional space we are shipping on charter vessels, because our main aim is to save christmas. from this spot, you can see the multilevel crisis in global trade, from the ships coming in and having to queue up at ports around the world to the containers stacked up, staying in ports for longer and then, when they are collected, there is a big shortage in hauliers to get them round the country, all of this a

monday itself, that sluggish area rain is still here, not moving away anywhere, affecting the irish seatures in some spots may not be higher in scotland than about 13 degrees, but in the south up to around 21. have a great day. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... emma raducanu makes history at the us open, beating leylah fernandez to become the first british woman to win a grand slam singles final in 44 years. the queen is among those congratulating the teenager following her stunning victory in new york, just months after finishing her a—levels. the uk's health secretary says the government won't introduce vaccine passports in england, ahead of plans to protect the nhs from rising covid cases this winter the trade union congress warns that up to 660,000 jobs could be at risk, if the uk fails to reach net zero carbon emissions as quickly as other countries. and the anti—immigration hungarian prime minister victor orban meets pope francis in budapest. now on bbc news...with rare interviews and archive, yalda hakim examines the rise of the taliban after the soviet occupation of afgha

it may nudge a little further north to engulf the irish sea coasts, perhaps nudging into south—westerncountry, around 21 degrees with some sunshine. then monday evening, again, that rain doesn't really move further towards the east, but it does push a bit further into more north—western parts of the uk. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. emma raducanu makes history at the us open — beating leylah fernandez — to become the first british woman to win a grand slam, singles final, in 44 years. the queen is among those congratulating her, following her stunning victory in new york, just months after finishing her a—levels. to have a note from her, it's extremely honoured and very grateful that she took notice of my tennis. i mean, i can't believe it and maybe can frame that letter or something. the government scraps plans for vaccine passports in nightclubs and large events in england. the trade union congress warns that up to 660,000 jobs could be at risk, if the uk fails to reach net zero carbon emissions, as quickly as other countries. now on bbc news. with rare interviews and archiv