heavy rain spills up the irish sea, accompanying the gales, temperatures no higher than 15 or 16 but1 in the south—east, given sunny spells. storm agnes continues to weaken as it pushes northwards, eventually exiting north—east scotland during thursday morning. we are in between weather systems on thursday so quieter, spells of sunshine for eastern england, more cloud out west about the next frontal system will work into northern ireland and western scotland later. 20 degrees in the south—east, mid—teens further north and west. weather fronts will continue to affect parts of the country through friday on the weekend, mainly in the north and west, staying dry and warm across the south and the hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm will perry. there's a relaxed mood in the european camp ahead of the ryder cup which starts this friday — we'll have the latest. warming up nicely: england's batters get off to a flyer in their final 0di before jetting off to the world cup in india next week. and back home, sarina wiegman returns to the netherlands with her world cup finallists england in the n

gales for some others, gales around the irish sea coast of up to 60 or 75 mph, around the irish sea coastdon about 60, it is the same across the western fringes of england, wales and scotland, plus of about 50 to 60 mph. many of us will start off dry but the rain will already be coming across northern ireland, into south—west england, parts of wales, northern england and moving into scotland through the day. this will be heavy rain, coupled with the wind it could cause some disruption to travel, it could cause damage and there could be localised flooding. storm agnes has moved away by thursday, sunshine in the east, a new weather fronts coming from the west, introducing more rain. temperatures ranging from 1a in the north to 21 or 22 in the south—east. through the latter part of the week, showers in the north and west on friday and saturday, rain from the south on sunday but lots of dry weather too. this is bbc news. the headlines: armenia says an explosion at a fuel depot killed 20 people and injured 200 more. one of thailand's most prominent political activists is sentenced to four year

so around 30—110 miles an hour, but stronger towards irish sea coasts. mid—teens further north and west where we have the rain and the gales. the rain and gales continue to move northwards across scotland during wednesday night. eventually storm agnes exits the uk into the norwegian sea. we're left with a quieter night, a few showers, some clear spells, nowhere particularly cold, i think double figure values for most. thursday promises to be a quieter day. we're in between weather systems, but later in the day, we'll see this next frontal system start to work its way into western areas. so we start off with the sunshine. it will remain quite blustery on thursday. the clouds tend to build up and we'll see this front push into northern ireland, western scotland to bring outbreaks of rain here. could start to see some rain getting into western wales, western england later on too, but a little bit fresher across the board, 20 degrees at best in the south—east, mid to high teens further north. thursday night, we see weather fronts across the country bringing

now, the strongest winds from agnes will be working through irish sea coasts, where gusts could reaching some disruption. it will be a bright start with some sunshine for scotland and eastern england having a relatively quiet day. it's through the afternoon that we get this swathe of really strong winds moving in, the winds strong enough to bring some power cuts, maybe some transport disruption, ferries perhaps running with cancellations or delays. and we'll probably see some trees being blown over as well due to those strong winds. and the winds continue overnight across northern england and scotland. so very windy here wednesday night before agnes starts to clear out into the norwegian sea. we then get a ridge of high pressure just ahead of the next system. and what that means is actually, for thursday, many of us, at least for a time, will see a slice of dry weather with a bit of sunshine as agnes works away before the next band of rain works in through the course of the afternoon, some of the rain could be quite heavy in the west, thursday afternoon. continues to be mild — tempera

we've got stormy conditions out in the irish sea . ll update you on that in a moment . but let's reflect, moment. but let's just reflect, it's stopped irish customs it's not stopped irish customs officers . seizing 2253 kilogram officers. seizing 2253 kilogram officers. seizing 2253 kilogram of suspected cocaine from a cargo vessel off the south—east coast of ireland. it's got a street value or an estimated street value or an estimated street value or an estimated street value . of ,157 million. street value. of ,157 million. that's just coming through with an elite irish army unit stormed the panamanian cargo ship in an operation . details just coming operation. details just coming in. >> yes, a senior officer with the irish police organised crime unit has said a large shipment such as this would not have entered the state's waters without out the involvement of an irish gang. and the assistant commissioner , justin kelly, has commissioner, justin kelly, has said there is a number of gangs in ireland at the moment with direct links to

now, the strongest winds from agnes will be working through irish sea coasts where gusts could reach and eastern england having a relatively quiet day. it's through the afternoon that we get this swathe of really strong winds moving in, the winds strong enough to bring some power cuts, maybe some transport disruption, ferries perhaps running with cancellations or delays. and we'll probably see some trees being blown over as well due to those strong winds. and the winds continue overnight across northern england and scotland, so very windy here wednesday night before agnes starts to clear out into the norwegian sea. we then get a ridge of high pressure just ahead of the next system, and what that means is actually, for thursday, many of us, at least for a time, will see a slice of dry weather with a bit of sunshine as agnes works away before the next band of rain works in through the afternoon. some of the rain could be quite heavy in the west thursday afternoon. continues to be mild, about 16—20 celsius, and another relatively mild day on the cards for friday. there will be lots of s

we services have been cancelled across the irish sea-— the irish sea. irish sea. gusts of 50—60 mph but locally with the exposure, around the coasts and hills, we could have up to 75 mph. as this storm moves north—east later in the day, the wind will strengthen in the day, the wind will strengthen in eastern scotland and north—east england. forsome, a quiet in eastern scotland and north—east england. for some, a quiet start to the day, others seeing rain coming in quickly, but a lot of dry weather and sunshine but a cold start in the highlands. cloud building in southern scotland with rain, which extends into north west england and wales, heavy rain in northern ireland, and the tail end pushing through south—west wales and the south—west of england. south—east england staying dry with sunshine through the day, and parts of the midlands, but clouding over later. the rain moves north—east, remaining windy cluster to the irish sea and later across eastern scotland and north—east england. temperatures 14-23 north—east england. temperatures 14—23 or north—ea

and it will linger around the coasts of the north sea and around parts of the irish sea. the weekend. but we start to see changes in scotland, northern ireland as low pressure edges its way in and a more widespread breakdown as we go through into the middle part of next week. but certainly through this weekend, it's still pretty warm out there even though the showers start to develop more widely in scotland, northern ireland, hot and humid in england and wales. and then those showers more widespread next week. live from london. this is bbc news. 13 schools have their buildings scrapped in 2010. the father and step mother of sara sharif speak publicly for the first time since the death of the 10—year—old last month. the rolling stones are set to release a new album, their first since 2005. teaching unions have accused ministers of calculated neglect. labour will attempt to force the government to release documents on what the prime minister about the concrete in schools when he was deciding on funding repairs as chancellor. how will this unfold in the house of commons? bru

now, the strongest winds from agnes will be working through irish sea coasts where gusts could reachn. it will be a bright start with some sunshine for scotland, and eastern england having a relatively quiet day. it's through the afternoon that we get this swathe of really strong winds moving in, the winds strong enough to bring some power cuts, maybe some transport disruption, ferries perhaps running with cancellations or delays. and we'll probably see some trees being blown over as well due to those strong winds. and the winds continue overnight across northern england and scotland, so very windy here wednesday night before agnes starts to clear out into the norwegian sea. we then get a ridge of high pressure just ahead of the next system, and what that means is actually, for thursday, many of us, at least for a time, will see a slice of dry weather with a bit of sunshine as agnes works away before the next band of rain works in through the course of the afternoon. some of the rain could be quite heavy in the west thursday afternoon. continues to be mild — temperatures about 16—20

a few patches of low cloud, mist and fog, notjust in the north sea but also the irish sea coast. but it stays very hot. the hot theme continues into the weekend as well. it is only really as we start hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm gavin ramjaun. coming up on tonight's programme. france say they're ready — as the rugby world cup comes to town in less than 48 hours, all eyes on the preparations ahead of the opener between the hosts and new zealand. spain's suspended football president could face criminal charges afterjenni hermoso files a legal complaint over the controversial kiss following their world cup win. and we'll bring you up to date at the us open — with the top seed left in the women's draw, aryna sabelenka, looking to make the final four. also coming up on sportsday. rory mcilroy�*s high hopes for the ryder cup — the world number two says europe's blend of youth and experience could prove the difference. the closer we got to the cup, the more i am liking what the team has become. hello there and welcome along to the programme. we're just two days away from the rugb

coasts 75 mile per irish sea coasts of 75 mile per hour wind gusts.s coastal disrupt coastal conditions disrupt transport and some heavy rain as well could cause impacts for central and southern scotland . central and southern scotland. much of that clears through dunng much of that clears through during thursday day, but it stays windy in the north with the further risk of coastal gales, bright skies further south and lighter winds, some showers still going on friday. a fine start to the weekend, though, with high pressure building for a time. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers are proud sponsors of weather on gb news radio. >> welcome back. our main jacob rees—mogg , and you've been rees—mogg, and you've been getting in touch with your mail mogs. stephen, what about a general referendum on the migrant crisis? i'm not sure what the question would be, and i think we know what people think. just need to it think. we just need to put it into practise robert wonderful to hear a tory minister stand up for uk and its for for the uk and its p

around for wednesday morning, but especially around some of our coastal regions, maybe through the irish seanorth sea coast as well. but for many of us, it's another hot and sunny day. temperatures continue to rise, could see 30 degrees across parts of east anglia, southeast england and outside chance even of a 31. heading into thursday, i think there's going to be a little bit more in the way of high cloud across the north west of the uk, so there'll be a tendency for any sunshine to become increasingly hazy. and you mightjust squeeze out another shower across western areas. for most, though, it's another dry one on thursday with plenty more sunshine. 2a or so for glasgow and newcastle, 27 in cardiff and birmingham and a 29 in london. by friday, again, there's a tendency for more of that low cloud, mist and fog to fill up some of our irish sea coast, maybe a few patches of rain working into the hebrides and the highlands as well. temperatures generally coming down an odd degree or so across the northwest of the country, but still very hot across england and wales for the time of year, 26—28

are expected to reach around 50 to 60 miles an hour, but stronger gusts likely around some of our irish seasee gusts of between 65 and even 80 miles an hour. so potentially damaging disruptive gusts of wind with us. with this area of low pressure on wednesday, live from london, this is bbc news armed soldiers are offered to the metropolitan police after a large number of officers step back from firearms duties. france will end all military cooperation with niger and withdraw its ambassador and several other diplomats within hours following a coup. britain's prime minister faces mounting criticism over his u—turn on several key climate change commitments. a space capsule carrying the largest asteroid sample ever collected lands safely in utah. hello.

now, the strongest winds from agnes will be working through irish sea coasts where gusts could reachme disruption. it will be a bright start with some sunshine for scotland, and eastern england having a relatively quiet day. it's through the afternoon that we get this swathe of really strong winds moving in, the winds strong enough to bring some power cuts, maybe some transport disruption, ferries perhaps running with cancellations or delays. and we'll probably see some trees being blown over as well due to those strong winds. and the winds continue overnight across northern england and scotland, so very windy here wednesday night before agnes starts to clear out into the norwegian sea. we then get a ridge of high pressure just ahead of the next system, and what that means is actually, for thursday, many of us, at least for a time, will see a slice of dry weather with a bit of sunshine as agnes works away before the next band of rain works in through the course of the afternoon. some of the rain could be quite heavy in the west thursday afternoon. continues to be mild — temperatures

it could linger across some irish sea coasts, as well. or so across the south—east, mid to high 20s further north. with the heat and humidity in place, thursday is going to be another dry and sunny day, but there could be an increasing chance of some thundery showers developing because of the humidity across northern and western areas. it will be very hit and miss, most places to stay dry. again, it's going to be another very warm or hot day with plenty of sunshine again. again, temperatures in the low 30s across the south—east. little change as we head into friday. high pressure continues to hold on, so anotherfine day for most of the uk. again, there will be that low cloud, mist and murk to start off with, certainly across central and northern areas. then most places will see the sunshine become widespread, certainly into the afternoon. again, temperatures low 30s across the south—east, mid to high 20s across scotland. signs of a bit of a change taking place across scotland, northern ireland this weekend. it turns a bit cooler, an incre

nevertheless around the irish sea coasts, still strong enough to bring some localised damage and disruptionup to 75mph for a time. we start off with some sunshine across scotland and much of england, you will be wondering what the pot is about, but further west we have got the heavy rain piling in. the winds really start to pick up in the afternoon with those damaging, disruptive gusts and there will be large, battering waves pummelling the coastline, of around four or five metres pummelling the coastline, of around four orfive metres high. four or five metres high. temperatures four orfive metres high. temperatures about 15—22, breezy with just the occasional shower across east anglia and south—east england. going through wednesday night, the heavy rain and the strong winds for scotland and northern england, the last dregs of that system pulling out of the way. what follows on thursday, another band of rain coming off the atlantic, this one has the remains of storm ophelia, which was affecting the us over recent days. it will be bringing some heavyweight back into western areas and it will

foremost, clearskies patches into the irish sea.d warm and muggy night to come. we start off rather grey in eastern scotland and eastern england. that mist will burn back to go coast. foremost, another dry, sunny and hot day. probably to pick up the heat up to about 32 celsius across the south—east. high 20s further north. with the heat and humidity in place, thursday will be another dry and sunny day, but an increasing chance of thundery showers developing because of the humidity in northern and western areas. most places will stay dry. another very warm or hot day with plenty of sunshine and temperatures in the low 30s in the little south—east. change heading into friday. i pressure continues to hold on to another fine day. the low cloud and denmark to start off with the game, certainly in central and northern areas. sunshine will become widespread into the afternoon. temperatures low 30s in the south—east, mid to high 20s across scotland. signs of a bit of a change taking place across scotland and northern ireland at the weekend,

we could see severe gales around some of the irish sea coasts as this storm moves its way northwards,mpacts will be across central and southern parts of ireland. but around irish sea coasts, like i mentioned, we could see 60 to 70 mile an hour gusts, maybe a bit more than that. north—west wales, pembrokeshire, north—west england and south—west scotland, favoured spots for some of the strongest gusts. heavy rain also spinning northwards with the strong winds as we move through the morning, into the afternoon, eventually pushing across into scotland. but much of central and certainly eastern and south—east england will avoid all the action and, in fact, stay largely dry. it will be breezy, but there'll be some sunshine. top temperatures, 22 degrees here, but further north and west, around the mid—teens, with the gales and the rain. the strong winds, the gales, the rain push northwards across scotland. storm agnes eventually exits the uk in towards the norwegian sea by the end of the night. but a fairly mild night to come. temperatures in double figures for most. so to thursday, then. we

coasts, pushing tho5e wale5, particularly around the irish sea coasts, pushing those so democratsill than the 15—18 would suggest in the south. but with some shelter from the breeze and that sunshine, 18, pleasant for the summer. a brief ridge of high pressure before the atlantic weather system means it'll be a chilly start on saturday morning, could be close to freezing in the glens of scotland, 1—2 patches of mist but for the most part a decent day. you can see for northern ireland it turns wetter towards the evening, but actually with the lighter winds further east, 15—16, feeling quite pleasant. and a sunday, our next atlantic low rolls in. in here, some tropical moisture from the remains of hurricane nigel, which means again, there could be some wet weather in the west and north with some strong winds, but with it some warmer air as well. but he generally unsettled picture into next week, as well. more online. at 6:00 — a woman tells the bbc that russell brand exposed himself to her, then laughed about it minutes later on his bbc radio 2 show. i've been talking to the woman w

for friday, probably a little bit more in the way of mist and fog patches running both through the irish seaside from that, it's another dry day with lots of sunshine around for the vast majority. top temperatures, well, again, mid to high 20s, pretty widely. low 30s in the very hottest areas. and we've got more of the same into the weekend. it's only really probably during the second part of the weekend and more especially next week, that we start to see the weather pattern breaking down, rain starts to arrive and those temperatures drop closer to normal for the time of year. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm arunoday mukharji. the headlines: the former leader of the far—right proud boys, henry "enrique" tarrio, has been sentenced to 22 years injailfor his role in the us capitol riots. the russian mercenary group wagner is to be declared a terrorist organisation in the uk. the spanish football federation appoints its first ever female coach for the women's national team — after it sacked its world cup winning coach. and birmingham city council — the largest local author

it could linger across some irish sea coasts, as well. 32 celsius or so across the south—east, mid to high 20s further north. with the heat and humidity in place, thursday is going to be another dry and sunny day, but there could be an increasing chance of some thundery showers developing because of the humidity across northern and western areas. it will be very hit and miss, most places to stay dry. again, it's going to be another very warm or hot day with plenty of sunshine again. again, temperatures in the low 30s across the south—east. little change as we head into friday. high pressure continues to hold on, so anotherfine day for most of the uk. again, there will be that low cloud, mist and murk to start off with, certainly across central and northern areas. then most places will see the sunshine become widespread, certainly into the afternoon. again, temperatures low 30s across the south—east, mid to high 20s across scotland. signs of a bit of a change taking place across scotland, northern ireland this weekend. it turns a bit coole

low cloud with a chance of some showers around the irish sea, through northern ireland and later intoy. ifanything, increased humidity, the highest starting temperature is hotter tomorrow. heat, humidity and potentially some overnight showers in the north and west. a bit more mr and low cloud on friday and it will linger around the coasts of the north sea and parts of the irish sea. an isolated shower possible for northern ireland, for most of us staying dry and hot. how long will dispel last? for england and wales coming to the weekend. we started to changes in scotland and northern ireland as low—pressure edges its way in, they more widespread breakdown as we go through into the middle part of next week. certainly through this weekend it is still pretty warm out there, even at the showers are to develop more widely in scotland and northern ireland. hot and more widely in scotland and northern ireland. hotand humid more widely in scotland and northern ireland. hot and humid air england and wales on the showers are widespread next week. this is bbc news, the headlines. mps accuse mini

we could see severe gales around some of the irish sea coasts as this storm moves its way northwards,land. but around irish sea coasts, like i mentioned, we could see 60 to 70 mile an hour gusts, maybe a bit more than that. north—west wales, pembrokeshire, north—west england and south—west scotland, favoured spots for some of the strongest gusts. heavy rain also spinning northwards with the strong winds as we move through the morning, into the afternoon, eventually pushing across into scotland. but much of central and certainly eastern and south—east england will avoid all the action and, in fact, stay largely dry. it will be breezy, but there'll be some sunshine. top temperatures, 22 degrees here, but further north and west, around the mid—teens, with the gales and the rain. the strong winds, the gales, the rain push northwards across scotland. storm agnes eventually exits the uk in towards the norwegian sea by the end of the night. but a fairly mild night to come. temperatures in double figures for most. so to thursday, then. we're in between weather systems. there are more ganging

we could see severe gales around some of the irish sea coasts as this storm moves its way northwards,thern parts of ireland. but around irish sea coasts, like i mentioned, we could see 60 to 70 mile an hour gusts, maybe a bit more than that. north—west wales, pembrokeshire, north—west england and south—west scotland, favoured spots for some of the strongest gusts. heavy rain also spinning northwards with the strong winds as we move through the morning, into the afternoon, eventually pushing across into scotland. but much of central and certainly eastern and south—east england will avoid all the action and, in fact, stay largely dry. it will be breezy, but there'll be some sunshine. top temperatures, 22 degrees here, but further north and west, around the mid—teens, with the gales and the rain. the strong winds, the gales, the rain push northwards across scotland. storm agnes eventually exits the uk in towards the norwegian sea by the end of the night. but a fairly mild night to come. temperatures in double figures for most. so to thursday, then, we're in between weather systems. there

in line, thus reaching 50 to 60 miles an hour, but around some of the irish sea coast, gusts could getiles an hour so potentially damaging, disruptive gusts of wind towards the middle part of the week. this is bbc news, the headlines. questions surround the future of the uk's high—speed hs2 rail line. speaking to the bbc, senior cabinet minister grant shapps says it would be "crazy" not to review the project amid rising costs and inflation. the fate of ethnic armenians in disputed nagorno karabakh is hanging in the balance as their leaders say most will likely leave their historic homeland — now controlled by azerbaijan. thousands are without food or shelter — and only one aid delivery of 70 tonnes of food has been allowed through. nasa awaits the return of a space capsule carrying dust samples from what's described as the most dangerous rock in the solar system. scientists hope the osiris—rex samples from the osisemission could reveal new information about the formation of the planets. and in the uk — a review into police carrying weapons. the home secretary says armed police must not

now, the strongest winds from agnes will be working through irish sea coasts where gusts could reachugh the afternoon that we get this swathe of really strong winds moving in, the winds strong enough to bring some power cuts, maybe some transport disruption, ferries perhaps running with cancellations or delays. and we'll probably see some trees being blown over as well due to those strong winds. and the winds continue overnight across northern england and scotland, so very windy here wednesday night before agnes starts to clear out into the norwegian sea. we then get a ridge of high pressure just ahead of the next system, and what that means is actually, for thursday, many of us, at least for a time, will see a slice of dry weather with a bit of sunshine as agnes works away before the next band of rain works in through the course of the afternoon. some of the rain could be quite heavy in the west thursday afternoon. continues to be mild — temperatures about 16—20 celsius, and another relatively mild day on the cards for friday. there will be lots of showers around for scotland, north

for friday, probably a little bit more in the way of mist and fog patches running both through the irish seait's another dry day with lots of sunshine around for the vast majority. top temperatures, well, again, mid to high 20s, pretty widely. low 30s in the very hottest areas. and we've got more of the same into the weekend. it's only really probably during the second part of the weekend and more especially next week, that we start to see the weather pattern breaking down, rain starts to arrive and those temperatures drop closer to normal for the time of year. live from washington. this is bbc news. capitol riot accountability — the former leader of the far—right proud boys group is sentenced to 22 years in jail. cuba says it has uncovered a human trafficking ring, aimed at boosting russia's troop numbers for its war in ukraine. and how a portrait of a famous actor is helping tell the story of britain's historical links to slavery. hello, i'm carl nasman. enrique tarrio, the former proud boys leader, was sentenced to 22 years in prison on tuesday for orchestrating the january 6th capitol ri

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gale force winds blowing through the irish sea saturday afternoon. urday night, you can see where the rain is. a trail front across the north west of england and towards the west of wales into sunday. this weather front here separates the cooler air mass in the north from that really warm air mass thatis north from that really warm air mass that is going to be across parts of england. up to 24 celsius in london. this doesn't happen very often in london. it has happened more frequently in the last few years with the warming climate, something we would expect, but look at this outlook. in the middle of summer we had that dreary, wet weather, cool weather at times, now we are in october and temperatures are a bit more like august. even in the north, nothing to be sniffed at, 18 celsius at some point next week for belfast and edinburgh. autumn warmth is on the way but i would not necessarily call it a heatwave. back to you. thanks, tomasz. and that's bbc news at six. it is hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm jane dougall. rose smells success in rome, the

so tomorrow then we have got that threat of one or two isolated showers around some of these irish seangland should burn back towards the coast gradually through the day. but temperatures again well above average, the mid to high 20s for most of us, 30 degrees or so once again for london and the southeast on thursday. and then we do it all again for friday. so again, we've got a bit of low cloud that lingers in the east but slowly clears. and the threat of a few more showers around some of these irish sea coasts with a bit of low cloud there. but in between blue sky, warm sunshine, we could see a bit of a drop in air quality, though, over the next few days. but again, those temperatures are reaching the high 20s or low 30s, well above average. now, a slight change as we head into saturday, as we start to see frontal systems trying to move in from the northwest. so perhaps a bit breezier with a bit more cloud and the odd shower for northern ireland and the west of scotland. further south and east it stays hot and dry once again with temperatures building. look at that, 32 degrees or so

it does look like we could see later wednesday into wednesday night worse the winds around some irish seaand northeast england. the area of low pressure with it taking that rain northwards. pretty stormy night wednesday night into thursday. and as we start thursday, even though things turn quieter, there could be some residual damage and travel disruption. take care. live from washington, this is bbc news a space mission nearly 20 years in the making, as a capsule containing asteroid samples touches down in the utah desert the us is one week away from a potential government shutdown, as pressure mounts on lawmakers to strike a budget deal a three—hour stand—off at a monastery in kosovo leaves a police officer and three gunmen dead. its leaders are now trading accusations with neighbouring serbia. hello, i'm catriona perry. you're very welcome. it's sunday night here in washington, normally a quiet time in the halls of power, but not tonight.

gales around these irish sea coasts, as well.land, however, it's looking mostly dry and there will be some sunshine around, as well. temperatures for many of us on sunday up a little bit — 18 to 20 degrees celsius — with a south—westerly wind. it's that south—westerly wind that will keep temperatures around about 18 to 23 degrees throughout the week ahead, with a mixture of sunny spells and showers. live from london, this is bbc news. ukraine's president makes a surprise visit to canada, as he continues to rally support for his country in north america. as ukraine faces a second winter of war, we'll bring you a special report from one of its main hospitals receiving casualties from the frontlines. police in new york find large quantities of the opioid fentanyl at a nursery, following the death of a one—year—old boy. king charles and queen camilla head to the city of bordeaux — wrapping up their state visit to france. seven years after blasting off, a rocket prepares to deliver what scientists hope will be the secrets of how life

now, i think through the irish sea coasts, it's here where we'll see the strongest gusts of wind, couldtially damaging and certainly disruptive gusts of wind. inland, yes, you could see 50, 60—odd mile an hour gusts across parts of south—west england, across wales, across northern england and northern ireland. but it's the coast and the hills where we could see those much stronger gusts of wind, reaching 70 or even 80 mph. now, it will stay quite windy into thursday. agnes, or what's left of it, will be heading out into the norwegian sea. we'll be left with lots of showers across western areas, with more general rain pushing back into northern ireland. it will stay quite blustery, temperatures around 14—21 degrees celsius. now, beyond that, i think friday and saturday looking ok, there'll be a few showers across the northwest, but a fair amount of dry weather. however, rain looks set to return from sunday and into the early part of next week as well. that's it for now. live from washington. this is bbc news. thousands flee the breakway region of nagorno—karabakh into armenia overfears o

in the way of mist and fog patches around both the north sea coast and also through some of our irish seas sunny once again. we've got more of this to come as well as we get into the weekend. although there's a tendency for the weather to start turning a little bit cloudier and breezier across the north—west of scotland with some showers moving in here. and this really is the first sign of a breakdown in the weather patterns, with that slightly cooler air working into parts of western scotland. but for most, saturday is another september scorcher, with highs up to 32. 32.2 is the highest temperature we've seen so far this year. so we're not far away from that. the change in the weather patterns, though, will come through next week. temperatures getting closer to normal and there'll be a bit of rain around as well. live from washington. this is bbc news. after years of protests and legal steps, mexico's supreme court decriminalises abortion across the country. a russian missile strike kills 17 people in eastern ukraine, as the us secretary of state commits more funds to kyiv�*s war effort.

we're looking at some heavy rain and some strong winds, gales for some of us, gales around the irish sea, inland, we're looking at up to about 60. and it's the same across the western fringes of england, wales and scotland. we're looking at gusts up to about 50 to 60 miles an hour. many of us will start off on a dry note, but the rain will already be coming in across northern ireland,in through south—west england, parts of wales, northern england and through the day moving up into scotland. this is going to be heavier rain. coupled with the wind, well, it could well cause some disruption to travel. there could be some damage and there could also be some localised flooding. into thursday, a quieter day, storm agnes now having moved away. a few showers in the west, some sunshine in the east. and then later a new weather front comes in from the west, introducing some more rain. temperatures ranging from 1a in the north to about 21 or 22 down in the south—east. then as we head on through the latter part of the week, there's some showers in the north and west on friday and saturday, some rain

across the irish sea, gusts could reach 60 mph. inland gusts reaching a0 mph. branches, so we could see localised disruption. windy across inland areas but the strongest winds affecting the western coasts and hills, where 60—70 mph gusts are possible. our temperatures are still on the mild side for the time of year, and as the rain stops, the winds will drop very quickly, so you will notice when that weather front pushes through. 0n will notice when that weather front pushes through. on thursday, the same area of low pressure to the north of scotland. strong winds in the north—west of the country with heavy outbreaks of rain, but heavy showers quite widely affecting england and wales. there is little overall difference in the weather picture into friday. still very windy across the north west with gales here. plenty of showers around, especially across north—western areas. some of those showers could have hail and thunder mixed in. temperatures edging down a few degrees. what about the weekend? saturday is probably a drier and brighter day for many of us but it