there goes storm lilian.rs. the showers most frequent up towards the north and the west of the uk, parts of northern ireland and scotland. staying pretty breezy, but not as windy as it has been. these are the wind gusts we can expect around the end of the afternoon. temperatures peaking at around 22 degrees across east anglia and the south east. scotland and northern ireland more like 14—17 degrees. now, through this evening and tonight, we will continue to see some quite hefty showers. and for the second half of the night, this stripe of cloud and rain developing across southern and eastern parts of england, just fringing into the southeast of wales. a pretty mild night towards the south, slightly cooler and fresher further north and west, where we will start with a little bit of sunshine tomorrow morning. not so further south — heavy rain for the channel islands. rain across a good part of central and southeastern england, and in spots to the southeast of london, we have this met office yellow warning, beca

there goes storm lilian. find ourselves right now in this slightly clearer slot, albeit with some showers. the showers most frequent up towards the north and the west of the uk, parts of northern ireland and scotland. staying pretty breezy, but not as windy as it has been. these are the wind gusts we can expect around the end of the afternoon. temperatures peaking at around 22 degrees across east anglia and the south east, scotland and northern ireland more like 1a to 17 degrees. now through this evening and tonight, we will continue to see some quite hefty showers. and for the second half of the night, this stripe of cloud and rain developing across southern and eastern parts of england, just fringing into the southeast of wales. a pretty mild night towards the south, slightly cooler and fresher further north and west, where we will start with a little bit of sunshine tomorrow morning. not so further south. heavy rain for the channel islands. rain across a good part of central and southeastern england, and i

there goes storm lilian. now in this slightly clearer slot, albeit with some showers. the showers most frequent up towards the north and the west of the uk, parts of northern ireland and scotland. staying pretty breezy, but not as windy as it has been. these are the wind gusts we can expect around the end of the afternoon. temperatures peaking at around 22 degrees across east anglia and the south east, scotland and northern ireland more like 1a to 17 degrees. now through this evening and tonight, we will continue to see some quite hefty showers. and for the second half of the night, this stripe of cloud and rain developing across southern and eastern parts of england, just fringing into the southeast of wales. a pretty mild night towards the south, slightly cooler and fresher further north and west, where we will start with a little bit of sunshine tomorrow morning. not so further south. heavy rain for the channel islands. rain across a good part of central and southeastern england, and in spots to the southe

and actually the whole system that is storm lilian clears away towards the nonh lilian clears away towards much of england and wales, it's going to be a largely bright sunny afternoon with temperatures a touch higher than today. further north, temperatures a little bit lower, but there will also be a scattering of showers, and some of these could be quite heavy. looking ahead to the long weekend and watch out for some heavy rain towards the southeast on saturday. elsewhere, quite a few showers to watch out for, but that rain in the southeast does clear away. and then for quite a few places, a sunday is looking a little bit drier, albeit some heavy rain crossing northern parts and then more wet weather could push through in from the west on monday, but it should be a mostly dry start. i'll see you later. bye bye. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello. good evening. it's me, jacob rees—mogg , live from god's jacob rees—mogg, live from god's own county of somerset on state of the nation. tonight the labour party may be trying to worm its way out of bre

storm lilian is now moving away, having cause significant problems.ow find ourselves in a clear window of weather. still some showers around, particularly across northern ireland and scotland. not as many showers further south and east and those where easing was that these are the wind gusts we can expect around the end of the afternoon. cooler far north and west and then this evening, some showers continue and to the second half of the night, here comes our next weather maker, a stripe of heavy rain across the channel islands into southern england, the midlands, south—east wales. mild in the south, a bit fresher further north and west. but as we head into tomorrow morning, we can expect some really wet weather across some of the central and south—eastern parts of england. spots to the south—east of london covered by a met office yellow warning because we could see up to 70 millimetres of rain, and that could cause some flooding and travel headaches. behind that, you can see some sharp showers and thunderstorms. the rain itself is tending to clear aro

and actually the whole system that is storm lilian clears away towards the nonh lilian clears away towards for much of england and wales it's going to be a largely bright sunny afternoon with temperatures a touch higher than today. afternoon with temperatures a touch higher than today . further touch higher than today. further north, temperatures a little bit lower, but there will also be a scattering of showers and some of these could be quite heavy. looking ahead to the long weekend and watch out for some across eastern parts wet start across eastern parts of scotland in particular, but towards the west . here there towards the west. here there will be some hefty showers following in behind the persistent rain showers. also for northern ireland. meanwhile, for northern ireland. meanwhile, for northern england there will be some heavy rain around, but it's the winds that are causing the greatest concern. we're likely to see gusts of around 65 to 75mph in the most exposed spots, perhaps even a little bit stronger than that as a small core of very strong winds pushes through during tomorrow

a bit of a disruptive start for northern areas due to storm lilian.hings will improve into this afternoon. find out all the details with me a little later on. >> just gone 6:00. >> just gone 6:00. >> i'm stephen dixon and i'm ellie costello, and this is gb news . news. breakfast. >> i've got to say, one of the nice things about being on telly is that you do get sent some little bits and bobs. every now and then. people send you nice pictures. we've had some lovely pictures. we've had some lovely pictures someone sent through today of some fish. some paintings. lovely. very nice. but i was very intrigued that the very nice people at hull trains sent me a parcel. yes which is chip spice , which i've which is chip spice, which i've never heard of, but it sounds delicious. >> you get all this stuff, don't you? >> what is chip spice? >> what is chip spice? >> chip spice? well, you put it on your chips and it's got stuff in it. >> oh, it sounds good, actually. salt, paprika, tomato powder and onion powder. garlic. >> so i don't know why they've sent me that

the met office has named the low—pressure system coming our way tonight as storm lilian. all the time, pushing down towards the southeast. now that's taking its cloud and patchy, light rain and strong winds with it. behind it, it will still be blustery conditions. a lot of dry weather, bright skies, some sunny intervals and a few showers. but strong winds prevail across the northwest and you can see even inland we're looking at gusty conditions. temperatures today ranging from around about 1k in the north to a high of about 21 in parts of the south east and eastern england. as we head on through the evening and overnight, what you'll find is we'll have a dry start and then we start to see the heavy rain coming in. and by the end of the night, strengthening winds, gales through the irish sea, but very windy across northern england in particular. but it'll be windy across the rest of england and wales as well. but storm lilian could well affect the m6, the a66 and the a1 because, along with the strong winds we'll have some heavy rain tomorrow. that all pulls away into the n

having left its trail of destruction, storm lilian has now reached scandinavia.bbc news. cricket, and in the first test at old trafford, sri lanka finished the day 82 runs ahead but six wickets down, in their second innings. earlier, a first test century forjamie smith was the highlight of england's first innings. today's play also saw some memorable fielding, not all of it on the field of play, asjoe wilson reports. it felt like one of those days on tourfor sri lanka. first, they watched jamie smith bat. in just his fourth test match, smith made his first hundred for england. no one expects it to be his last. then mark wood had fun. and more to the point, as we follow the ball, so did the crowd. the catch here merits some close attention. one handed, not for show, but for a practical purpose. there was a drink to hold and protect in the other hand. very difficult to coach such technique, as england's staff acknowledged — minimal spills, full respect and england led. yeah, sri lanka began their second innings 122 runs behind and they were soon in trouble. 0—1 tro

so we could see some travel disruption from storm lilian, could see some trees down, maybe some powery tuned to weather forecasts and to bbc local radio. as we head through friday night, we'll see further showers or longer spells of rain push into the northwest, and then an area of more persistent and heavy rain moving across southern and southeastern areas to start saturday. again, mild in the south, a bit fresher further north. so for saturday, we have low pressure to the northwest of the uk. this waving front, which will bring a period of heavy and prolonged rain across the southeast corner during much of the morning, only very slowly clearing out, and it'll be followed by sunshine but also some heavy thundery showers. further north and west, it stays blustery close to that low, and there will be some showers around, but also some sunshine. temperatures, high teens in the north, maybe up to 20 celsius across the southeast. as a bank holiday weekend for many of us, sunday doesn't look too bad towards the south, thanks to this area of high pressure, but weather fronts always affectin

there goes storm lilian. it has been clearing away rapidly northeastwards during today.approaching from the southwest, most notably this one here, bringing cloud and heavy rain across southern england, clipping into the south midlands and southeast wales as we go through the night. cooler, fresher but still rather showery conditions further north and west. but here at least there should be some sunny spells to start saturday morning. not so across the southern counties of england into the midlands, southeast wales, some heavy and persistent rain and in spots to the southeast of london, there is this met office yellow warning because some places could see up to 70mm of rain in the very wettest locations. that could cause some localised flooding and some travel disruption. that rain struggling to clear, i think it should clear around orjust after lunchtime, but some hefty, thundery downpours following on behind. for wales, for northern england, northern ireland, scotland, a mix of sunny spells and showers for much of the day, but those temperatures — a little bit disappoin

the met office has named the low—pressure system coming our way tonight as storm lilian.n towards the southeast. now that's taking its cloud and patchy, light rain and strong winds with it. behind it, it will still be blustery conditions. a lot of dry weather, bright skies, some sunny intervals and a few showers. but strong winds prevail across the northwest and you can see even inland we're looking at gusty conditions. temperatures today ranging from around about 1k in the north to a high of about 21 in parts of the south east and eastern england. as we head on through the evening and overnight, what you'll find is we'll have a dry start and then we start to see the heavy rain coming in. and by the end of the night, strengthening winds, gales through the irish sea, but very windy across northern england in particular. but it'll be windy across the rest of england and wales as well. but storm lilian could well affect the m6, the a66 and the a1 because, along with the strong winds we'll have some heavy rain tomorrow. that all pulls away into the north sea. but we do have a

we look to the atlantic to this next system, which has now been named by the met office as storm lilianern ireland, large parts of england and wales. and the winds really pick up around this developing storm for wales, the midlands, northern england could see damaging gusts in excess of 70 miles an hour in exposure near the coast. those damaging winds then continue to cross parts of the midlands, wales, northern england through friday morning, just in time for the rush. but as the rain and the winds clear away and the thundery showers still brighten up into the afternoon, plenty of sunshine, but they'll be blustery showers across northern and western areas. the winds really a feature, as you can see the wind gusts up there though, easing down as we head into the latter part of friday. temperatures wise high teens in the north 22 or 23 in the south, so we could see some disruption from storm lilian for the end of the night and into friday morning. trees in full leaf, so we could see some trees and branches being brought down from these very strong gusty winds. now conditions improve a li

there has been flooding, power cuts and travel disruption in part of the uk because of storm lilian.our have hit wales and northern england causing train cancellations, and leaving thousands of homes without power. here's fiona trott. a festival fiasco. and what's happened to the owners of this tent? left high, but not dry. campers at the leeds music festival waved goodbye to their beds, and some of the acts, after three stages were forced to close. on the other side of the pennines, bolton's food and drink festival was barriered off. what's happened here? both bank holiday business and community life brought to a standstill. absolutely devastated. i'm not going to lie, i'm devastated. i've cried, i've cried. i've not stopped crying. the gazebos came straight through, shattered the tables. _ so i don't really know how much damage there is yet. _ damage from trees cut electricity supplies to thousands of homes. northern powergrid said more than 60,000 customers were affected in the east. electricity northwest said around 18,000 houses were hit there. 6:10 this morning there was a horr

so we could see some travel disruption from storm lilian, could see some trees down, maybe some power radio. as we head through friday night, we'll see further showers or longer spells of rain push into the northwest, and then an area of more persistent and heavy rain moving across southern and southeastern areas to start saturday. again, mild in the south, a bit fresher further north. so for saturday, we have low pressure to the northwest of the uk. this waving front, which will bring a period of heavy and prolonged rain across the southeast corner during much of the morning, only very slowly clearing out, and it'll be followed by sunshine but also some heavy thundery showers. further north and west, it stays blustery close to that low, and there will be some showers around, but also some sunshine. temperatures, high teens in the north, maybe up to 20 celsius across the southeast. as a bank holiday weekend for many of us, sunday doesn't look too bad towards the south, thanks to this area of high pressure, but weather fronts always affecting more northern and western areas both saturd

lilian those are the latest gb news headlines for now.in half an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward alerts >> welcome back. it's 1237. you're watching and listening to good afternoon britain with me, emily and cameron. now another scandal at the bbc. another day, another scandal at the bbc because the match of the day and one show host jermaine jenas has been sacked. >> yes, he is facing claims of inappropriate behaviour and the news broke yesterday afternoon whilst he was on air with talksport. take a listen. >> you know i'm going to be speaking to my lawyers about it. he's all i can say right now. i'm not, i'm not happy at all about the outcome of this , but, about the outcome of this, but, i've got to leave it in the hands of the lawyers right now. >> were you surprised that any complaint was made against you? >> yeah. there's two sides to this whole thing. and, you know, my lawyers are going to be taking over from now on. >> okay. well

so we could see some travel disruption from storm lilian, could see some trees down, maybe some power further showers or longer spells of rain push into the northwest, and then an area of more persistent and heavy rain moving across southern and southeastern areas to start saturday. again, mild in the south, a bit fresher further north. so for saturday, we have low pressure to the northwest of the uk. this waving front, which will bring a period of heavy and prolonged rain across the southeast corner during much of the morning, only very slowly clearing out, and it'll be followed by sunshine but also some heavy thundery showers. further north and west, it stays blustery close to that low, and there will be some showers around, but also some sunshine. temperatures, high teens in the north, maybe up to 20 celsius across the southeast. as a bank holiday weekend for many of us, sunday doesn't look too bad towards the south, thanks to this area of high pressure, but weather fronts always affecting more northern and western areas both saturday and sunday and monday as well. so, unsettled in

so we could see some travel disruption from storm lilian, could see some trees down, maybe some powerrain moving across southern and southeastern areas to start saturday. again, mild in the south, a bit fresher further north. so for saturday, we have low pressure to the northwest of the uk. this waving front, which will bring a period of heavy and prolonged rain across the southeast corner during much of the morning, only very slowly clearing out, and it'll be followed by sunshine but also some heavy thundery showers. further north and west, it stays blustery close to that low, and there will be some showers around, but also some sunshine. temperatures, high teens in the north, maybe up to 20 celsius across the southeast. as a bank holiday weekend for many of us, sunday doesn't look too bad towards the south, thanks to this area of high pressure, but weather fronts always affecting more northern and western areas both saturday and sunday and monday as well. so unsettled in the north and the west, further south and east that you are, it will tend to be drier, sunny and a bit warmer. it

we look to the atlantic to this next system, which has now been named by the met office as storm lilianles. and the winds really pick up around this developing storm for wales, the midlands, northern england could see damaging gusts in excess of 70 miles an hour in exposure near the coast. those damaging winds then continue to cross parts of the midlands, wales, northern england through friday morning, just in time for the rush. but as the rain and the winds clear away and the thundery showers still brighten up into the afternoon, plenty of sunshine, but they'll be blustery showers across northern and western areas. the winds really a feature, as you can see the wind gusts up there though, easing down as we head into the latter part of friday. temperatures wise high teens in the north 22 or 23 in the south, so we could see some disruption from storm lilian for the end of the night and into friday morning. trees in full leaf, so we could see some trees and branches being brought down from these very strong gusty winds. now conditions improve a little bit as we head through friday night.

obedient british tourists fly along the usual route of seasonal migration, if there is no storm lilian, strikes of border guards and loaders, then hundreds of flights a day move the anglo-gold crowds from the north sea to the mediterranean, but they are met coolly at the mediterranean resorts, these anti-hospitable actions. zorcism of mass tourism, although in the canary islands the income from tourism is 40% of the local budget, we can no longer cope, it is too much for us, too much for such a small island, we ourselves do not have enough normal housing, we have to pay an unreasonably high price to live on our own land. the canary islands with a population of 2 million were visited by 14 million tourists last year, but it seems the problems are not only in quantity but in quality, from civil to granada they know about... drunken female fights and simple english swearing. the spanish humiliate the british, their small revenge for the sunken armada, the british do not humiliate themselves and go. the spanish lead a special world ranking in belkoning. the english, unlike the olympics, ha

that good lilian village is made of driving around below. peter, with a man, it's hard to find a street without a story like this will happen. date the especially those are the changing rooms of the sports ground on, and that's the police station. if we need to, it's hard to keep track of what happened in web yet. do you remember what happened yesterday the day before you familar? but when you've been through a 20 to 30, even 40 times of, of, of what just lose track circle live in the wall is that you might think flowerbeds to be the last people's worries in a town like this is your, it's convinced that vital appeal is residents need something to look at, he says something that's not a ruin. but even in that gardening school work is have to be mindful of unexpected reactions. and it's here automatically, so long the bushes. they're all a mess. it's all because we barely get the tremors and the mowers out any more. they make the same sound as the head, drones. people hear them and panic. other times when it's a real attack, the noise from the

storm lilian is with us. across england and wales especially. this is where we see the greatest chance of disruption, rush—hour especially. through the morning, even into eastern parts of england, some rain across scotland. be prepared, there could be disruption and damage around. let me show you where the peak winds will be, especially during the rush hour. north wales and much of north of england, there is a chance some places could see 80 miles per. with the crosswinds that could lead to a few issues. if you are on a high sided vehicle, there may be a good chance to delay your journey until later. strong winds elsewhere across england and wales. widespread girls. at the moment we have showery rain. thunderstorms further north. it is going to be a fairly short lived storm. it will move adequately into the north sea. the winds will ease down. blustery into the afternoon. a straightforward mix of sunshine and showers. dry and bright in england and wales. showers more frequent in scotland and northern ireland.

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and actually the whole system that is storm lilian clears away towards the nonh lilian clears away towards for much of england and wales it's going to be a largely bright sunny afternoon with temperatures a touch higher than today. afternoon with temperatures a touch higher than today . further touch higher than today. further north, temperatures a little bit lower, but there will also be a scattering of showers and some of these could be quite heavy. looking ahead to the long weekend and watch out for some heavy rain towards the southeast on saturday. elsewhere quite a few showers to watch out for, but that rain in the southeast does clear away. and then for quite a few places as sunday is looking a little bit drier, albeit some heavy rain crossing northern parts and then more wet weather could push through in from the west on monday, but it should be a mostly dry start. i'll see you later. bye bye. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers sponsors gb news. >> it's 9 pm. i'm patrick christys tonight. >> we have seen a applications reduce. we have seen the grant rate come down. we

and actually the whole system that is storm lilian clears away towards the nonh lilian clears away towardsgland and wales, it's going to be a largely bright sunny afternoon with temperatures a touch higher than today. further north, temperatures a little bit lower, but there will also be a scattering of showers, and some of these could be quite heavy. looking ahead to the long weekend and watch out for some heavy rain towards the southeast on saturday. elsewhere quite a few showers to watch out for, but that rain in the southeast does clear away and then for quite a few places, as sunday is looking a little bit drier, albeit some heavy rain crossing northern parts and then more wet weather could push through in from the west on monday, but it should be a mostly dry start. i'll see you later. bye bye. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news. well >> good evening. i'm christopher hope and this is jennie bond tonight. are we seeing the government starting to get to gnps government starting to get to grips with record net migration? the figures today of

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and so then you have good news that you will go and my daughter, lilian, you and we low as a biggest night in yeah. for probably, but it's good sheets. the 1st line of trenches, the song squads have waited a long time for the po to was for the for the party who patients samples. are you waiting? i think you said that the the trenches and dug out so flooded by rain under the open sky. i made puddles in the icy wind, the soldiers line up the phone with the priest as a cute to be baptized. so now i spoke with them about 6 or can i see where is there? some off of the some of shaking purchased you as a to explain himself. it's almost impossible to find a p, a so the front. ready knew the baptized, don't to pose, won't fight tomorrow, not spattering the lives of the comrades. and for the truth, they defend arms in hand, the, the studies, the pro percentages, but the suitcase told us that the the, the villages returning to his village and this da roqual region hasn't been home. but over a month the, i'm just a layers is on your will. by always the local to meet at the can use the sound like

storm lilian will dominate the first half of friday, but it's moving at quite a pace and so by lunchtimey strong winds for this time of year and still many people on holiday. the strongest of the winds likely to be to the scottish borders down into north wales and the north midlands, a zone of winds gusting widely 50,60 miles an hour, maybe even stronger in one or two places up to 75 miles an hour. that front will ease its way steadily eastwards, so already we can see the first signs of an improving picture into the northwest of scotland. this is 6:00 friday morning. a spell of very heavy rain, maybe even some thunder clearing the scottish borders first thing and the gusts of wind widely 50, close to 60 miles an hour at time. a rash of sharp showers across northern england. a trail of cloud and nuisance rain once again through the midlands and southeast england — that will ease away. the low pressure moves over to scandinavia and then a quieter afternoon, not quite as windy. still blustery winds, driving in some scattered showers to the far north and west. 1a to 18 degrees the high in sc

some impact slightly from storm lilian, heavy rain and gales could bring down some trees, even some damagendreds of thousands of teenagers across england, wales and northern ireland who've been getting the results of their gcses, btecs and other level two exams. overall, the gcse pass rate has fallen for a third year running, returning to levels last seen in 2019, the last year exams were sat before the covid pandemic. in a moment, we'll speak to danny savage, who's at a school in manchester, but first to chris page, who's in dungannon in northern ireland. chris, how do this year's results there compare to last year's? well, ben, it has been a day of relief, nerves, choices, huge moment in the lives of 32,000 people in this part of the uk, several hundred of them here at saint patrick's academy in dungannon in county tyrone, and now that the initial rush to pick up result is over, attentions turn to analysing the statistics, and across northern ireland about 31% gcse entries received a top grade, a or a*, a drop on last year, but that was expected because the plan by exam authorities was t

can you believe the 12th storm of the season, lilian , was, which the season, lilian, was, which wasusual in terms of how fast she blew up in the atlantic and hit the uk and caused pretty a lot of damage for this time of year, and also unusual, because we just don't really expect to see this sort of thing in august. lilian is the sort of thing you expect to see a bit later on. the storm season starts in september into october and november and then through the yean november and then through the year, but as you both mentioned, throughout summer, really this is just the theme of what we've had. we haven't really had a summer . i've had. we haven't really had a summer. i've just been looking at the statistics this morning, and over the last two months of summer, june and july, we haven't got august yet, but we haven't got august yet, but we have below average temperatures, below average sunshine and below average rainfall, which is a good thing. but other than that , good thing. but other than that, we're coming to the close of pretty much a pretty naff summer. and this weekend, apart f

there has been flooding, power cuts and travel disruption in part of the uk by storm lilian.land causing train cancellations, and northern england, causing train cancellations and leaving thousands of homes without power. the met office is warning heavy rain is likely across southeast england on saturday. you saw some of the images there of people cleaning up the streets in the wake of that storm. you're live with bbc news. the world health organization has declared mpox an international health emergency, as a new strain of the virus is rapidly spreading across parts of africa leading to a surge in infections. that plans to control the new mpox outbreak will require at least $135 million over the next six months. in an address to who member states, dr tedros said the outbreak could be controlled but it required a comprehensive and coordinated international response. earlier, the organisation told its partners they could start buying mpox vaccines before it approves them, to speed up distribution. the democratic republic of congo, the centre of the mpox outbreak, is expected t

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that is lilian with blue cross with the parliament magazine turning out his mother news, the palestinian militants and group ha says it has chosen. it's a top, a military commander and gaza as it's new political leader. yeah, how similar replaces as my o. hon. yeah. who was assassinated in iran last week and an attack complaint on israel? israel believe st. war plans, the october 7th terror attacks and has been pursuing him ever since. let's get more now from dw correspondent rebecca renters trainings from jerusalem. good morning rebecca. how much will this appointment of send war change? her mouse is strategy and also perhaps with regard to the potential ceasefire or the release of is really hostages. it's yeah, quite well when it comes to strategy, i think it's unlikely we're going to see major changes in how about the strategy of anything. it's likely the appointment of the i got some more as likely to lead him us in a more hotline direction. but yeah, guessing what was already seen as the most powerful leader of the organization. he's considered a shrewd operative having spent years