lancashire police say they believe that... it was all over social media.where. speaking german. it was almost as if people didn't want to believe the police. ijust had a message come up from a lady referring - to a video of me dancing - during lockdown, and she sent me a message saying "wow, they say life goes on, - but dancing around your kitchen like that already." _ and i was like, what the hell? awful things started to be said. i was getting direct messages from people that i've never met, and you can't do anything about it. we had arranged for a press conference in order to try and negate the conspiracy theorists. as soon as she was reported missing, based on a number of specific vulnerabilities that we were made aware of, nicola was graded as high risk. ijust remember watching it and hearing about - the vulnerabilities and looking at you and thinking, _ "oh, god, media are not. going to leave that there." we had to do something. we spoke to the family, we came up with a form of words with their agreement, and by that i don't mean they were happy abou

lancashire police say they believe that... it was all over social media.ywhere. speaking german. it was almost as if people didn't want to believe the police. ijust had a message come up from a lady referring - to a video of me dancing - during lockdown, and she sent me a message saying "wow, they say life goes on, - but dancing around your kitchen like that already." _ and i was like, what the hell? awful things started to be said. i was getting direct messages from people that i've never met, and you can't do anything about it. we had arranged for a press conference in order to try and negate the conspiracy theorists. as soon as she was reported missing, based on a number of specific vulnerabilities that we were made aware of, nicola was graded as high risk. ijust remember watching it and hearing about - the vulnerabilities and looking at you and thinking, _ "oh, god, media are not. going to leave that there." we had to do something. we spoke to the family, we came up with a form of words with their agreement, and by that i don't mean they were happy abo

so, through the early hours, the damp weather from northern wales, through merseyside, parts of lancashirekshire. to the north and to the south, the skies will be generally clear, and our temperatures early on sunday morning in the range of 8—13 celsius. so here's the weather front, then, through the irish sea, northern wales, most of northern england. occasionally it will be wet. some of the bursts of rain could be at least for a time heavy, but i think as we go through the course of the afternoon, that rain should eventually peter out. we'll also have showers across scotland, and then for most of us it should be at the very least a bright day. really quite sunny in the south and the south—east, where we'll have the highest temperatures — 20 celsius. here's that weather front as it moves southwards and also gently drifts towards the east. it eventually rains itself out. the forecast for monday shows fine conditions across most of the uk. a large area of high pressure with light winds. feeling very pleasant in that sunshine, and i think widely temperatures should reach the high teens, and

so, through the early hours, the damp weather from northern wales, through merseyside, parts of lancashiresunday morning in the range of 8—13 celsius. so here's the weather front, then, through the irish sea, northern wales, most of northern england. occasionally it will be wet. some of the bursts of rain could be at least for a time heavy, but i think as we go through the course of the afternoon, that rain should eventually peter out. we'll also have showers across scotland, and then for most of us it should be at the very least a bright day. really quite sunny in the south and the south—east, where we'll have the highest temperatures — 20 celsius. here's that weather front as it moves southwards and also gently drifts towards the east. it eventually rains itself out. the forecast for monday shows fine conditions across most of the uk. a large area of high pressure with light winds. feeling very pleasant in that sunshine, and i think widely temperatures should reach the high teens, and probably exceed 20 celsius in one or two spots. so a beautiful start to the week for most of us. now, th

. 0ver and with that, some low cloud here in lancashire. publicly reaching east anglia as well. the far south stays dry with sunshine. brightening up in northern ireland. heavier rain working across scotland for a time with sunny spells behind it later today. temperatures, high teens today. temperatures, high teens to low 20s. 0vernight the rain will ease away gradually but then in the colder air that follows across the northern half of the uk we have got the risk of a few dense fog patches to form over the latter part of the night. it could turn quite murky, with some drizzle across the far south. a weak weather front, but on monday high pressure will be building all the way across the uk which will bring quite a lengthy speu will bring quite a lengthy spell of dry and relatively warm weather in the week ahead. starting off with some low cloud and a bit of drizzle first thing across southern england, the mist and fog clearing quite quickly across the north—west of the uk, most areas will then have a fine day with long spells of sunshine. t

tomorrow the weather you want to know about is in lancashire, because somerset are playing lancashireof the county championship, and the excitement is that if we could win both of them and surrey doesn't, we could. for the first time in the history of somerset county cricket, take the championship. so pray for fine weather in lancashire. in somerset the sun will be shining anyway, as always . anyway, as always. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news . news. >> hi there and welcome to the latest forecast from the met office for gb news. it was missing throughout much of the summer, but higher pressure has now arrived. there will be some cloud in places but for most it's clear spells through the night and during the next few days under this higher pressure that's centred over the uk, that's centred over the uk, that's pushed a cold front south. but another weak front will move into the far northwest overnight. that's going to bring some thicker and lower clouds. so fairly murky and damp in places. louis harris sky as well as shetland seeing some light and p

at old trafford after we bowled lancashire out for a paltry 140.out, a lead of just six, before lancashire lost one more wicket, 21 wickets in a day. what a day's cricket. let's hope for good weather tomorrow. will the ecb be inspecting the pitch? well in somerset, the weather will be perfect. i'm jacob rees—mogg. i'll see you tomorrow. good night . night. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hi there and welcome to the latest forecast from the met office for gb news dry for many of us over the next 24 hours with clear skies, although overnight it will turn somewhat cloudier in some places, notably towards the south and southeast because of the winds coming in around an area of high pressure and arriving from the east, those easterly winds will increase the cloud overnight. across east anglia, the midlands and the south—east, eventually reaching parts of east wales by the early hours. further north we lose the cloud across northern scotland, but under any clear spells across scotland and northern irel

, greater lancashire , hull and greater lancashire, hull and east yorkshire.ew government will harness potential in the economy in order to allow innovation and growth to bloom in every part of the country . later today, the country. later today, a march for palestine is expected to make its way through the streets of liverpool. organised by the palestine solidarity campaign. the group say their demands include ending the genocide, stopping the arming of israel and saying no to war in the middle east. they also say they'll be directing these aims towards the government at the annual labour party conference, which begins in liverpool tomorrow . this which begins in liverpool tomorrow. this year marks which begins in liverpool tomorrow . this year marks the tomorrow. this year marks the 80th anniversary of operation market garden and the battle of arnhem celebrations in the netherlands. this weekend will commemorate 80 years since 1900 allied troops parachuted into the then occupied country with the then occupied country with the aim of recapturing the bndges th

have a look at this picture sent in by one of our weather watchers in lancashire.n today in parts of northern ireland with more in the way of cloud. we've got a bit more cloud also up towards the north of scotland, some slightly murky conditions, perhaps across the northern isles, but for the majority, with this area of high pressure in charge, it is going to stay largely dry, with some sunshine just a little bit breezy across the channel islands, the south and the southeast of england. these areas of cloud just filtering in across east anglia and the south east mayjust produce the odd light shower, the odd spot of drizzle across the northern isles, where it could be quite murky at times. but the north of mainland scotland, up to 23 degrees and elsewhere generally high teens, low 20s, feeling very pleasant for mid september. tonight we will see more cloud filtering in across east anglia into parts of the midlands, the south of england. patchy fog is possible across parts of northern ireland, northern england and southern scotland. and where we do keep clear skies a

somerset are playing lancashire at old trafford.1 wickets in that win over surrey last week but somerset have struggled with the bat as well, bowled out for 146. surrey, who are looking for a third county championship title in a row, won the toss and have put durham into bat first at the oval. they were all out for 262 — colin ackermann top scoring with 78 not out. surrey are 52 without loss in reply. the scottish government has given its backing to glasgow's bid to host the 2026 commonwealth games. they've stepped in after the australian state of victoria pulled out because of rising costs. government support was the last hurdle, it needed reassurances that the games, which will be scaled back, wouldn't come at any cost to the public purse. here's our sports news correspondent chris mclaughlin. it's ten years since glasgow hosted the games, and they will look very different in two years' time. gayle mcpherson, a professor in events and cultural policy, told me that this slimmed down version might be the only viable way forward for

times getting into north wales and maybe slipping further south come the afternoon to parts of lancashiree east of the pennines, but generally drier here, and some sunny spells in southern scotland staying gusty with more showers across northern scotland. >> looks like things are heating up boxt boilers sponsors of weather on . gb. news weather on. gb. news >> okay, here we go with the great british giveaway. yeah your chance to win the equivalent. it always sounds nice. this way, isn't it? £3,000 extra in your bank account that the taxman won't be bothered about because it's tax free. it's actually 36 grand in all, but you could look upon it as a free income, which would be fab for a year. i quite like that idea. >> yeah, but it's very simple to do as well. and here's how you can win it. >> this is your chance to win a £36,000 secret salary in the latest great british giveaway. that's like having £3,000 each month for an entire year. extra cash in your bank account that you can do whatever you like with. take a year off and keep it to yourself. you don't even need to tell the taxman as i

so, through the early hours, the damp weather from northern wales, merseyside, parts of lancashire, yorkshire. and our temperatures early on sunday morning in the range of 8—13 celsius. so here is the weather front, then, through the irish sea, northern wales, most of northern england. occasionally it will be wet. some of the bursts of rain could be at least for a time heavy, but i think as we go through the course of the afternoon, that rain should eventually peter out. we'll also have showers across scotland, and then for most of us it should be at the very least a bright day. really quite sunny in the south and the south—east, where we'll have the highest temperatures. 20 celsius. here's that weather front as it moves southwards and also gently drifts towards the east. it eventually rains itself out. the forecast for monday shows fine conditions across most of the uk. a large area of high pressure with light winds. feeling very pleasant in the sunshine, and i think widely temperatures should reach the high teens, and probably exceed 20 celsius in one or two spots. so a beautiful start to t

surrey�*s domination of the county champion continues — somerset�*s loss to lancashire at old traffordo do so since yorkshire 56 years ago. the number of russian fighters killed on the front line in ukraine has now reached at least 70,000. an investigation by the bbc and the independent russian news site mediazona has been identifying the dead since the beginning of the war — and found that the volunteers dying in battle are getting older, and coming from poorer backgrounds. our correspondent olga ivshina reports. the faces of russian fighters killed in ukraine are changing. now, more and more men in their 40s, 50s and even 60s are volunteering for the frontline. 62—year—old rinat khusniyarov was one of them. before he volunteered, he had two jobs. fighting for russia, he earned seven times what he did before. russian authorities have repeatedly increased sign—up bonuses to attract men like rinat. he died in february this year. we don't know where exactly, but thousands of kilometres away from his home in russia. last month, russian forces faced a ukrainian offensive in kursk — the fir

likewise for southwest scotland, cumbria , southwest scotland, cumbria, lancashire, north wales theseeather during the summer , but on friday and the summer, but on friday and saturday we'll see plenty of warm sunshine. instead. the midlands, east anglia , some midlands, east anglia, some sunshine for a time, but across south wales into the south of england, mostly around the m4 corridor and southwards, there'll be thick cloud and they'll be heavy outbreaks of rain on and off through the day, increasingly focused across parts of somerset, devon and cornwall that could cause some issues. localised flooding and transport disruption, that sort of thing. but elsewhere we've got the sunshine 25 to 27 cloudy everywhere, certainly towards western scotland . we'll towards western scotland. we'll see blue skies first thing on friday. plenty of sunshine out there and already a warm start to the day. it's going to get warmer as the day progresses. northern ireland seeing some decent sunshine, particularly towards the west. likewise for southwest scotland, cumbria , southwest scotland, cumbria, l

bringing wetter weather for some of you over the next few hours, and with that some low cloud in lancashired of rain will sink southwards across wales, the midlands, probably reaching parts of east anglia as well. the far south will be dry with sunshine. brightening up in northern ireland, heavier rain working across scotland for a time with sunny spells chasing that rain in from the west later today. temperatures: high teens to low 20s. now, overnight, very gradually, we will see that rain ease away, but in the colder air that follows, a risk of a few dense fog patches forming as we go on through the latter part of the night. it could turn quite murky, some low cloud, probably spits and spots of drizzle across the far south from our weak weather front, but high pressure building right the way across the uk from monday bringing a lengthy spell of dry and relatively warm weather in the week ahead. starting with that low cloud, drizzle first thing across southern england, mist and fog clearing quickly across the northwest. most areas will have a fine day, with long spells of sunshine. tempera

today lancashire yesterday.even 292 runs ahead of somerset. so tomorrow there could be all to play for if somerset win. we're in with a chance of the county championship, but a much quieter day than yesterday. patrick, i hear you're now in pole position. what have you got on your programme ? your programme? >> yes. well, great show jacob. i'm going to be talking about rather a lot tonight, actually. keir starmer is he the biggest scrounger in britain and his wife as well. so we're going to be talking about the latest set of handouts. angela. rain has been at it. sue gray has got a pay been at it. sue gray has got a pay rise. i want to know what's going on. they're also going to be talking about our waterways are our bills going to be going up so you can all pay more to bail out a failing water company and keir starmer's new head of border command has told him that actually he shouldn't have scrapped rwanda. so that's not got off to a great start, is it? all that and more. 9 to 11 pm. >> a brighter outlook with b

so, through the early hours, the damp weather from northern wales, through merseyside, parts of lancashired to the south, the skies will be generally clear, and our temperatures early on sunday morning in the range of 8—13 celsius. so here's the weather front, then, through the irish sea, northern wales, most of northern england. 0ccasionally it will be wet. some of the bursts of rain could be at least for a time heavy, but i think as we go through the course of the afternoon, that rain should eventually peter out. we'll also have showers across scotland, and then for most of us it should be at the very least a bright day. really quite sunny in the south and the south—east, where we'll have the highest temperatures — 20 celsius. here's that weather front as it moves southwards and also gently drifts towards the east. it eventually rains itself out. the forecast for monday shows fine conditions across most of the uk. a large area of high pressure with light winds. feeling very pleasant in that sunshine, and i think widely temperatures should reach the high teens, and probably exceed 20 cels

so, through the early hours, the damp weather from northern wales, merseyside, parts of lancashire, yorkshire on sunday morning in the range of 8—13 celsius. so here is the weather front, then, through the irish sea, northern wales, most of northern england. occasionally it will be wet. some of the bursts of rain could be at least for a time heavy, but i think as we go through the course of the afternoon that rain should eventually petered out. we will also have showers across scotland, and then for most of us it should be at the very least a bright day. really quite sunny in the south and the south—east, where we will have the highest temperatures. 20 celsius. here is that weather front as it moves southwards and also drift gently towards the east, it eventually rains itself out. the forecast for monday shows fine conditions across most of the uk. a large area of high pressure with light winds, feeling very pleasant in the sunshine. and i think widely temperatures are reach the high teens, probably exceed 20 celsius in one or two spots. so a beautiful start to the week for most of us. now, t

likewise for cumbria, lancashire and north wales . lancashire and north wales. missed out on a summer in the north—west of the uk. well, the north—west of the uk. well, the next few days look absolutely glorious. the same can't be said for the south and especially the southwest, where the rain will be on and off through friday. but it will be heavy at times and that rain accumulating 5100 and in some spots more than 100mm. so rain warning for the risk of localised flooding. but where we do have the sunshine in the north—west temperatures reaching the mid 20s for parts of western scotland could be the warmest day of the year so far. on friday, it's going to feel humid wherever you are and that humidity continuing as we begin the weekend. actually, plenty of fine weather at first on saturday, further rain to come in the south on sunday. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hi there, i'm michelle dewberry and i'm going to take a second to tell you all about my show dewbs& co. we start off with the issues of the day. we th

bringing wetter weather for some of you over the next few hours, and with that some low cloud in lancashire reaching parts of east anglia as well, the far south will be dry with sunshine. brightening up in northern ireland, heavy rain working across scotland for a time with sunny spells chasing that rain in from the west later today. temperatures, high teens to low 20s. now, overnight, very gradually we will see that rain ease away, but in the colder air that follows, a risk of a few dense fog patches forming as we go on through the latter part of the night. it could turn quite murky, some low cloud, probably spits and spots of drizzle across the far south from our weak weather front, but high pressure building right the way across the uk on monday, bringing a lengthy spell of dry and relatively warm weather in the week ahead. starting with that low cloud, drizzle first thing across eastern england, mist and fog clearing quickly across the northwest, most areas will have a fine day with long spells of sunshine. temperatures for many between 17 and 21 celsius, but a little bit cooler across

return to crickets top flight — they're promoted up from division two of the county championship, lancashireremier league. more on that in a moment, but we'll start at st james park where the reigning champions manchester city

the mother—of—two disappeared in january 2023 while walking her dog near her home in lancashire.led across florida, georgia and north carolina — as storm helene brought flash flooding and fierce winds to much of the southeast. the storm barrelled into florida's big bend as a category four storm on thursday night — before weakening as it travelled north. cleanup operations are under way in florida — this was the scene in perry — around 50 miles souteast of talahasee — as residents returned home. there has also been severe flooding in parts of georgia — with some areas in atlanta completely underwater. the vice president — kamala harris is visiting arizona — on herfirst trip to the us—mexico border in three years. ms harris is expected to call for tougher rules at the border — and more resources for agents. the visit comes as republicans continue their attacks on the president and vice president over their record on migration. a recent cbs poll shows 58 percent of americans put policies on immigration and border security as a major factor in deciding who they'll vote for in novembe

so, through the early hours, the damp weather from northern wales, merseyside, parts of lancashire, yorkshireing in the range of 8—13 celsius. so here is the weather front, then, through the irish sea, northern wales, most of northern england. 0ccasionally it will be wet. some of the bursts of rain could be at least for a time heavy, but i think as we go through the course of the afternoon that rain should eventually petered out. we will also have showers across scotland, and then for most of us it should be at the very least a bright day. really quite sunny in the south and the south—east, where we will have the highest temperatures. 20 celsius. here is that weather front as it moves southwards and also drift gently towards the east, it eventually rains itself out. the forecast for monday shows fine conditions across most of the uk. a large area of high pressure with light winds, feeling very pleasant in the sunshine. and i think widely temperatures are reach the high teens, probably exceed 20 celsius in one or two spots. so a beautiful start to the week for most of us. now, the high pressur

with this weather front, as it pushed into lancashire, things turned rather murky for a time.e front in scotland clears away very quickly overnight, but the one in england and walesjust sinks southwards, where it could still be bringing an odd patch of damp weather, an odd bit of drizzle through the night. quite mild underneath that strip of cloud, but for most of the uk, it's quite a chilly night, with temperatures dropping well down into single figures. now we've still got trouble ahead, with storm boris continuing to bring torrential rain into central europe. it's going to be days before these floods ebb away. for the uk, we get this area of high pressure building through monday, and that's going to be around for most of the week ahead, bringing some fine weather. the main hazard for us is that we could see some mist and fog patches, and i think monday morning, we're probably going to start off with mist and fog across the north and west of the uk, with some poor visibility here. the fog won't last very long, the september sun is still pretty strong. and so through the day,

so, through the early hours, the damp weather from northern wales, merseyside, parts of lancashire, yorkshirekies will be generally clear. and our temperatures early on sunday morning in the range of 8—13 celsius. so here is the weather front, then, through the irish sea, northern wales, most of northern england. 0ccasionally it will be wet. some of the bursts of rain could be at least for a time heavy, but i think as we go through the course of the afternoon that rain should eventually petered out. we will also have showers across scotland, and then for most of us it should be at the very least a bright day. really quite sunny in the south and the south—east, where we will have the highest temperatures. 20 celsius. here is that weather front as it moves southwards and also drift gently towards the east, it eventually rains itself out. the forecast for monday shows fine conditions across most of the uk. a large area of high pressure with light winds, feeling very pleasant in the sunshine. and i think widely temperatures are reach the high teens, probably exceed 20 celsius in one or two spots.

what is weather front as it pushed into lancashire, sings a thanh market for a time.way very quickly overnight, the one in england and was sinks southwards, but it could be bringing on our patch of weather, drizzle through the night. quite mild underneath that, but for most of the uk it is quite a chilly night, with temperatures dropping well down into single figures. we have still got trouble ahead with storm boris are bringing torrential rain in central europe. it is going to be days before this floods ever wind. high pressure boarding through monday and that would be around where most of the weekend, bringing some fine weather. the main hazard is that we could seat mist and fog patches. monday morning be republican to start off with mr and fog across the north and west of the uk, with poor visibility. through the day, most areas will brighten up with plenty of sunshine, and the temperature is running quite close to average at this time of year. average in edinburgh is 17, london is 20. choose to, the area of high pressure will reorientate a little bit, sending some

dr megan argo is a senior lecturer in astrophysics at the university of central lancashire.me more about the difficulties of the mission. i imagine the engineers are breathing a huge sigh of relief this morning. it looked like a textbook landing, the thrusters that had because so many problems on the approach to the space station seemed to have worked perfectly fine on departure from the space station, moving the capsule away as intended during the re—entry burn, separating the capsule from the thrusters in the service module and the landing after that, and it will be a while we know how well it performed. there are several teams that go to see if the capsule is on the ground to do various jobs and check there is no leaking propellant and to make it safe for other teams to go and check the heat shield and then to open the capsule and take out the time critical cargo so all of the processes like that will be under way. i was going to say, it is embarrassing that the astronauts are still on the iss and i assume the question is what went wrong and can they fix it? a this is why

so, through the early hours, the damp weather from northern wales, merseyside, parts of lancashire, yorkshireuth, the skies will be generally clear. and our temperatures early on sunday morning in the range of 8—13 celsius. so here is the weather front, then, through the irish sea, northern wales, most of northern england. occasionally it will be wet. some of the bursts of rain could be at least for a time heavy, but i think as we go through the course of the afternoon that rain should eventually petered out. we will also have showers across scotland, and then for most of us it should be at the very least a bright day. really quite sunny in the south and the south—east, where we will have the highest temperatures. 20 celsius. here is that weather front as it moves southwards and also drift gently towards the east, it eventually rains itself out. the forecast for monday shows fine conditions across most of the uk. a large area of high pressure with light winds, feeling very pleasant in the sunshine. and i think widely temperatures are reach the high teens, probably exceed 20 celsius in one or

with this weather front, as it pushed into lancashire, things turned rather murky for a time. and walesjust sinks southwards, where it could still be bringing an odd patch of damp weather, an odd bit of drizzle through the night. quite mild underneath that strip of cloud, but for most of the uk, it's quite a chilly night, with temperatures dropping well down into single figures. now we've still got trouble ahead, with storm boris continuing to bring torrential rain into central europe. it's going to be days before these floods ebb away. for the uk, we get this area of high pressure building through monday, and that's going to be around for most of the week ahead, bringing some fine weather. the main hazard for us is that we could see some mist and fog patches, and i think monday morning, we're probably going to start off with mist and fog across the north and west of the uk, with some poor visibility here. the fog won't last very long, the september sun is still pretty strong and so through the day, most areas will brighten up with plenty of sunshine to look forward to. and th

political agenda through her rwanda deportation policy, and rishi sunak was acquiescing to it, crash in lancashireear—old boy in the back also died. another teenager is in a stable condition in hospital. the pop starjustin timberlake has pleaded guilty to a count of driving while impaired. timberlake, who's 43, appeared at a court in the hamptons in new york state. the star was originally charged with driving while intoxicated — and had his driving licence suspended. he'll now be expected to pay a fine as well as completing community service. the chief executive of a sexual assault support service in edinburgh has stepped down after a review found the centre failed to protect women only spaces. the trans woman resigned in the wake of an independent report which found she had not behaved efficiently while head of the edinburgh rape crisis centre. prince harry says fatherhood has given him a renewed sense of purpose to make "this world a better place." he's been speaking ahead of his 40th birthday on sunday, in comments released to the bbc. daniela relph, our senior royal correspondent, has that sto

lancashire police say they believe that... it was all over social media.dn't want to believe the police. ijust had a message come up. from a lady referring to a video of me dancing during lockdown, i and she sent me a message saying "wow, they say life goes on, . but dancing around your kitchen like that already." and i was like, what the hell? awful things started to be said. i was getting direct messages from people that i've never met, and you can't do anything about it. we had arranged for a press conference in order to try and negate the conspiracy theorists. as soon as she was reported missing, based on a number of specific vulnerabilities that we were made aware of, nicola was graded as high risk. ijust remember watching it and hearing about - the vulnerabilities and looking at you and thinking, _ "oh, god, media are not. going to leave that there." we had to do something. we spoke to the family, we came up with a form of words with their agreement, and by that i don't mean they were happy about this, they absolutely weren't. "it doesn't have to say

megan argo, senior lecturer in astrophysics and science communications at the university of central lancashirebeen several delays to the launch, but now we are going.- several delays to the launch, but now we are going. they have had several _ but now we are going. they have had several delays, _ but now we are going. they have had several delays, some - had several delays, some technical some related to previous issues were some weather—related. it is exciting to see and i'm sure the four astronauts were excited to get off the launch pad. the astronauts were excited to get off the launch pad.— off the launch pad. the only have one — off the launch pad. the only have one door— off the launch pad. the only have one door on _ off the launch pad. the only have one door on the - off the launch pad. the only have one door on the cabin, off the launch pad. the only i have one door on the cabin, so when they go for the spacewalk, able will depressurized fully, does that sound risky to you? it's risky but it's not something that's not happened before. going back to the first days of the space walks wi

that's after their title rivals somerset were beaten by lancashire at old trafford.ond—placed somerset lost three quick wickets this morning to lose by 168 runs. it means they can t now overtake surrey at the top of division 1 with one round of games still to play. these were the scenes in the oval dressing room earlier as those wickets went down. surrey�*s match with durham ended yesterday with surrey winning by 10—wickets. it s their 22nd county championship title since 1890. they have become the first team since yorkshire 56 years ago to win three successive titles. the weigh—in for the all british heavyweight title fight between anthonyjoshua, and champion, daniel dubois takes place in the coming hour. 96,0000 fans are expected to pack out wembley stadium in london tomorrow. dubois won the interim ibf title injune and was elevated to world champion when 0leksandr usyk vacated the belt, but he feels he needs to beatjoshua to be recognised as the world champion. the world title, i need to retain it and hold onto it, so, yes, it's a great thing to have, but i need t

so, through the early hours, the damp weather from northern wales, through merseyside, parts of lancashireratures early on sunday morning in the range of 8—13 celsius. so here's the weather front, then, through the irish sea, northern wales, most of northern england. 0ccasionally it will be wet. some of the bursts of rain could be at least for a time heavy, but i think as we go through the course of the afternoon, that rain should eventually peter out. we'll also have showers across scotland, and then for most of us it should be at the very least a bright day. really quite sunny in the south and the south—east, where we'll have the highest temperatures — 20 celsius. here's that weather front as it moves southwards and also gently drifts towards the east. it eventually rains itself out. the forecast for monday shows fine conditions across most of the uk. a large area of high pressure with light winds. feeling very pleasant in that sunshine, and i think widely temperatures should reach the high teens, and probably exceed 20 celsius in one or two spots. so a beautiful start to the week for mo

dr megan argo, a senior lecturer in astrophysics at the university of central lancashire. welcome. to colleagues throughout this very exciting morning. we have been hearing about this is a mission of firsts. so much is being achieved by the private sector. ijust achieved by the private sector. i just wonder for mere achieved by the private sector. ijust wonder for mere mortals like ourselves, who will potentially never do this, maybe our children. arguably, possibly, not even them. what are we looking out for, what are we looking out for, what are we looking out for, what are we getting excited about? this is very exciting, as he was saying. this is a first time that non—governmental more astronauts have done this. going out into the vacuum, leaving the relative safety of your spacecraft. this is the first time all the astronauts will be exposed to the vacuum of space. in space suits, exposed to the vacuum. it is hopefully, everything will run to plan. brand—new spacesuits. the capsule is tried and tested but opening the hatch, exposing the whole capsule to the vacuum of space and

have a look at this picture in lancashire. light winds, blue sky overhead, feeling fairly warm.e majority with this area of high pressure in charge it is going to stay largely dry with some sunshine, just a little bit breezy across the channel islands, the south and south—east of england. these areas of cloud filtering in they mayjust produce a light shower. drizzle across the northern isles where it could be quite murky at times but the north of mainland scotland up to 23 degrees and elsewhere generally high teens, low 20s, very pleasant to mid—september. tonight we will see more cloud filtering in across east anglia and the midlands. patchy fog across parts of northern ireland, northern england and southern scotland. where we do keep clear skies and light winds it will be another rather chilly night. milder up towards the north—west of scotland but also towards the south—east of england more of a breeze. more cloud as well across parts of england and wales, at least for a time tomorrow. some of that cloud lingering close to eastern coasts but for the majority some good spells