helen briggs, bbc news, kew. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there.eather now for the rest of october and into the start of november. it�*s going to be mostly dry thanks to the high pressure system, and quite mild, with our air source coming in from the south—west. there will be a little bit of sunshine at times, but will often be cloudy. we could start the days a bit misty and foggy in places. so for tuesday, we�*re losing the weather front. high pressure will be building in across the country, but we maintain this mild air mass which will continue to move up from the south. just the chance of a plunge of cold air, i think will just avoid us and dive into the near continent to the east of us. tuesday, though, will be a rather cloudy start for many. we�*ll see further spits and spots of rain across england and wales, particularly towards the south. but even here we�*ll see some holes appearing in the clouds for some sunny spells, with the best of the sunshine across eastern scotland and north—east england, and the cloud thick enough for some spots of

helen briggs, bbc news, kew.sraeli parliamentjust the israeli parliament just passed the israeli parliamentjust passed a bill amongst heated exchanges there to ban the operation of unrwa in israel, it would come into effect in three months�* time, america has expects its concern at this. —— expressed its concern. you�*re watching bbc news here, a cheese—maker whose cheddar was among 22 tonnes of cheese stolen by scammers in london last week condemned the theft as a violation. £300,000 worth of cheese was taken from the specialist retailer, neal�*s yard dairy, by fraudsters posing as a wholesaler for a french supermarket. the chef jamie oliver has urged people to be on the lookout for lorry—loads of "posh cheese". patrick holden from the holden park dairy, whose welsh hafod cheddar was taken, said they�*d initially been excited to have had the order from france. we've got customers all over the place, but we were particularly happy that we had an order from france to newcastle, and we were quite excited. so, it ca

i booked an event at kew gardens, who told me they had other plans at the weekend, so i took my husbandontext. hello. for most of us, it's been quite a cloudy, gloomy day, but relatively mild. in eastern scotland, where the sun came out in aberdeen, the temperature reached 16 celsius, five degrees above the average, and about that further south in cardiff and london, despite the cloud. now, the outlook for the next few days — very little change. it is going to stay mainly dry and mild. now, we say dry, it'll still be quite damp in the morning, especially where the mist forms and you get thicker drizzle from thick, low—grade cloud. now, not much real rainfall on the way. in fact, if we look at the rainfall accumulation across parts of europe, you can see how that rainfall pattern follows where the jet stream moves and brings weather fronts. we're in the middle of an area of high pressure, hence little appreciable rain on the way. now, here it is, that high pressure over us on wednesday. that means very calm, gloomy conditions first thing in the morning. and in fact, you can see through t

i discovered six more cases at the uk national archives at kew nearly every unlike nearly every other source from this era. these transcripts and their supporting documents are dripping with detail. we actually get to hear what people thought about men who had sex with men, and we have an opportunity, an opportunity to think about how a man accused of same sex intimacy negotiated this world. moreover, the trial took place in philadelphia and new york city, less than a year before the revolution began. and several men involved in the trials fight in the war for independence. more importantly, the rhetoric and ideology of the revolution seeps through the testimony. the enemies of robert newburgh feared that his buggery threatened to bring down the british empire while he and his defenders utilized the language of rights and equality. that was much closer to the words of the american founders than the british army. this is that immoral homosexuality of the american revolution and the trials of robert newburgh is the result of this investigation. am i talk today? i want to give an overvie

alex kew first brian stelter cnn posted the following here on x, trump is lying about harris doing annt with latina leaders right now. he is right wing talking points saying she's taking a day off today when in fact she is taping high-profile interviews with nbc and telemundo today. we been doing this a while. you know that she is in d.c. she can get interviews there, she could go to pennsylvania cash could go to anywhere she wanted to and they would follow her the same way that bret baier did last week. >> they would be anywhere she wants to pick but it's also unfair to say that she's leaping today. she did do high-profile tough questions from both interviewers today, is going to have a cnn town hall tomorrow answering questions from folks as well. so she is engaging and not completely disappeared. because she be out of the valley if you want to do today? 100% yes. >> trace: surprise she's not it arrived today? >> certainly is surprising at this point you got to do everything you possibly can. but she did have barack obama out for her which frankly may have been better than what she

famous botanist named, joseph banks, who anyone knows anything about botany, anything who's been to kewknow about him not to be confused with the the guy, whoever the guy was, it came of the cheap that you can get at the mall. that's joseph bank. this is joseph banks, a very, very amazing writer who actually went around the world on cook's first voyage with the endeavor. and he plays a big role in the book. so joseph banks and then last but not least, guy, the most probably the most powerful man in england besides king george himself. this is the first lord of the admiralty, john montagu, the earl of sandwich. very powerful guy, someone who loved cook was quite a good friend of cook and a big promoter of his voyages. this is his north of england, a north of london. excuse me, and had a great time kind of getting to know lord sandwich. he's an important character in the book as well. he's famous for many things, but probably most famous for the inventor of the sandwich. he's a busy, by the way, this kind of this story actually kind of checks out when he was busy, was kind of a workaholic