with lithuania and malta done, they are halfway towards the target, but the remaining games are moreto make a name for ourselves and be heroes. stuart and scott have been big players for us in the campaign. we do have a really good midfield. i have been doing is training hard and putting myself in the manager's thoughts. both mcginn and callum mcgregor have played their way into contention, but scotland face a strong slovakia side, and a draw should be enough for them to finish second. i do not think that slovakia comes only to defence, comes only to defend, because they played very well against england, a very strong team. the first 20 minutes keep very well the ball, score goals, and i think that is the way to come to scotland, play this football. slovakia, like scotland, could do with a favour from england. if they beat scotland's final opponent, slovenia, it all but removes the slovenians in the race for second place. the short list is out for the iaaf world athlete of the year and this man — mo farah has made the cut — the only brit on the list. but one noteable absence — the cu

it's not just into russia, lithuania away on sunday.s notjust world cup qualifying in europe, it is an international break the world over. you might have seen a fantastic documentary from one of my collea g u es documentary from one of my colleagues richard conway, football on the front line about the syrian football team. they are still in with a shout of making russia. they we re with a shout of making russia. they were ina with a shout of making russia. they were in a play—off tonight, the first leg of that in their adopted home of austria the leave malaysia. it finished 1—1. they drew this match against australia. australia took a first—half lead but an equaliser from the spot with just five minutes remaining force syria. the second leg takes place in sydney on tuesday. we will see how syria do, if they get through that it's another play—off. they make it tough for some of the lesser nations to get to the world cup. how can you watch the home nations are listened to them tonight? here's some of the details. coverage of the northern

wettest for lithuania and england as the weather front lithuania and england as the weather fro nt ma and england as the weather front moves through. on monday, still rain and showers running into north—west scotland but there is a weather front coming later in the day that will bring more substantial rain and the wind picking up. variable cloud, some sunny spells and a lot of dry weather but the rain will move south into tuesday. more online. this is bbc news. the headlines: calls for unity in spain as a huge rally takes place in madrid following last weekend's disputed referendum for catalan independence. concerns for one of northern ireland's biggest employers after us authorities impose more heavy tariffs on bombardier planes. senior conservatives rally around the pm as borisjohnson tells mps to get behind theresa may and turn the fire onjeremy corbyn. also in the next hour, a treat in store for stargazers as a meet your sherrock could show off dozens of shooting stars in the skies above the uk overnight. —— meatier shower. and click explorers the ever evolving

england beat lithuania in their final again.eat lithuania in their final group match. harry again. england beat lithuania in theirfinal group match. harry cain scored the only goal of the game from the penalty spot. slovakia's win coupled with scotland's draw mean it is they who secure second and a possible play—off place. scotland's exit confirmed northern ireland's play—off place before they kicked off against nor way. michael o'neilll kicked off against nor way. michael 0'neilll has fielded a strong side tonight as they seek to become one of the four seeds in the play—off round. not much to report so far from 0slo where, after half an hour remains goalless. the welsh manager is urging his side to draw on the occasion when they take on the republic of ireland in a winner ta kes all republic of ireland in a winner takes all deciderfor republic of ireland in a winner takes all decider for tomorrow. wales need to avoid defeat to guarantee themselves a play—off place. gareth baille watched training today and will be in the cardiff

now, this video was posted by an agency of the government of belarus, that's the border with lithuania, and you can see that elk, they call it an elk in europe, we call it a moose. the agency of the government of belarus says this elk wasn't happy with the tax increase that was recently enacted, so it did this. they said it was so upset with the tax increase it decided to make its way to the e.u. or specifically lithuania. >> i'm willing to bet that not five minutes after the world's first tar-paved road was completed in the 18th century that a fight broke out between a cyclist and a driver and it's continued ever since. you can see this peloton of riders heading down the road, moving over to the right-hand side, and fortunately, before they do that, an idiot turns up. >> whoa, okay, there we go. >> oh, come on, man. >> like ridiculous. it's just -- this white car comes up on the left-hand side. i should tell you, this is australia where you should be overtaking the right-hand side, but decides to go for that gap not big enough for a bicycle and tries to slot right through it. >> did i

the interests of poland, lithuania, may differ from holland the interests of poland, lithuania, may differfromm. and again from spain and italy. we talk to them on a continuous basis to make sure we know what they want. also, to pick up the last point, i think it was a polish member, we will go to those governments to its been precisely what we have. there have been times in the last few months where the eu institutions have not reflected what we intended to do. it was illegitimate mistake, but there was the comment we wouldn't give you citizens the right to vote in local elections, that was not true. as for no deal, the issue is straightforward, we are setting out a deal that will be the best outcome. but for laverty reasons we need to prepare for the other alternatives. one, because it is a negotiation with many people and it could go wrong. we have to be ready. secondly, you always need the right to walk away, otherwise you get a terrible deal. today, a report estimated that, should be moved to a tariff regime, the german motorcar industry alone could possibly lose between 8600 and 29,000 j

lithuania against england.s of western scotla nd early on in two parts of western scotland and maybe late on as well. the wind picks up again. elsewhere, you may see a shower, most of us on. brighter in the afternoon compared with the morning. that is how it looks over the next few days, so whatever you are doing for the rest of the weekend, you can find the forecast online and through the app. this is bbc news. the headlines: calls for unity in spain has a huge rally ta kes calls for unity in spain has a huge rally takes place in madrid following last weekend's disputed referendum for catalan independence. concerns for one of northern ireland's biggest employers after us authorities impose more heavy ta riffs authorities impose more heavy tariffs on bombardier planes. senior conservatives rally around the pm as borisjohnson conservatives rally around the pm as boris johnson tells conservatives rally around the pm as borisjohnson tells mps to get behind theresa may and turn the fire onjeremy corbyn. also in the

defenders of lithuania preparing for the possibility of war. waiting for invasion but witness documentary at this time on al-jazeera. on al-jazeera. after a year of mourning time and beds a final farewell to its longest reigning monarch. for the stories beyond the headlines faultlines examines the us his role in the world liberians are preparing for their third election since a bitter civil war observers are calling it a crucial test for democracy an investigation into the electronics industry revealing out even the smallest devices a deadly environmental and health costs. china's communist party is holding its annual congress what will it mean for the country and its people. october on al-jazeera. as china's rapid economic development spills over into other asian nations. people in power investigates the consequences of a neighbor in laos. poverty stricken and hungry for foreign investment can this communist republic reconcile the needs of its people with the demands of the gracious benefactor. louts on the borders of empire at this time on al

across northern and western parts of scotland, but it is a day for world cup qualifiers, wet in lithuanias scotland — well, you will not care whether it rains or shines so long as the result is right. come monday, not a great deal of change, hints of brightness, signs of things to come however in this northwestern quarter, where more meaningful rain associated with a more active weather front will eventually slumped down and across all parts of the british isles, urged along by a rather noticeable westerly to north—westerly breeze. so yes, a spell of rain for many of us, but as it clears through, we move into something brighter, but just feeling perhaps that little bit fresher. bye— bye. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00pm: 1! people are injured in an accident outside london's natural history museum, after a car struck pedestrians. police say a man has been arrested following the incident, which they are treating as a road traffic accident. the prime minister says her thoughts are with the injured. tens of thousands take to the streets across spain, as the country faces a critical

difference after a 3—0 win over malta, and england, who had already qualified, were 1—0 winners in lithuaniaway a little bit flat because today, on the back of the other night, we wanted to score a load of goals, and in the end, when you don't score a load of goals coming you understand the reaction. liverpool forward mohamed salah converted a stoppage—time penalty to give egypt a dramatic 2—1 win over congo sealing them a place in russia next year. victory gave egypt an uncatchable four—point lead over uganda in group e with one round of fixtures remaining and puts them into the world cup for the first time since italy ini990. thousands of egyptians spilt onto the streets of cairo after the match, waving flags and chanting the liverpool striker salah's name as the arab world's most populous country will compete on football's ultimate stage for the first time in 28 years. great to see. britain's lewis hamilton has taken a giant stride towards his fourth formula i world title with victory in the japanese grand prix. hamilton's main rival, ferrari's sebastian vettel, retired after just four la

you could see why other clubs are ranked above lithuania, they lacked a cutting edge.d end the drought. dele alli down, harry kane on target. harry winks went hunting for his first on debut. the self—destruction here averted by the goalkeeper. even if it was a sunday stroll for england, it was a sunday stroll for england, it was a sunday stroll for england, it was almost spoiled. another successful qualification campaign complete. any signs of optimism? have english would that be? and tomorrow there comes the huge qualifier in cardiff between wales and the republic of ireland in what is essentially a winner takes all. ireland must win or their chances of qualifiication are over, while wales need to avoid defeat to guarantee themselves at least a play off place. thomas kane is following the irish squad in cardiff. they may be without their injured superstar gareth bale, but there is still plenty of quality within this welsh squad. republic of ireland manager martin 0'neill will have the influential duo ofjames mcclean and robbie brady available to him. the pair missed a

tomorrow, lithuania away on sunday. keep alive their hopes of a play off place.. they host slovakia at hampden tomorrow and then travel to slovenia on sunday. manager gordon strachan says his side have been used to playing under that pressure for most of the year. people say it is a must win game, i've had to deal with those for the last four... you know, we can deal with that 0k last four... you know, we can deal with that ok but only do that if we have good spirit and camaraderie. we believe that we could come back. like we have in recent months. northern ireland are guaranteed to finish second in group c and look certain to make the playoffs to qualify for the tournament. they've won all five matches so far this year — but they'll have a tough test tomorrow — they host germany. 0ur correspondent natalie pirks is in belfast. and a michael 0'neill, northern ireland have risen 109 places in the fifa rankings. they are at a point where they do not fear the world champions coming here tomorrow night. they are unbeaten her

lithuania have briefly threatened, their best chance came when michael keane almost put the ball paste england goal. into the second half, england still leading 1—0. northern ireland are expected to field their strongest team for the world cup qualifier in norway this evening despite six players being one booking away from suspension, they could have their win sealed a scotla nd they could have their win sealed a scotland lose. jonny evans, corry evans, steven davis, oliver norwood, stuart dallas and josh magennis are all on one caution going into the final group c match in oslo. northern ireland are already guaranteed to finish second. but only the best eight second placed teams progress through to the play—offs. we've been good in the double headers to date. and again, you know, as i say, we come into this game knowing that there's a huge amount at stake. we have neverfor one minute thought it was anything other than that. and you can tell already that the players are looking forward to the game. but they know that, obviously, they have to try and make sure they win the game as well

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england seeing the wettest weather in lithuania. coming closer to home for monday.e cloud and rain into the afternoon, eventually getting to northern ireland in the latter half of the day. that is the shape of things to come for many of us. that's because as far ahead as monday evening and on into tuesday, we will see the first signs of a real weather front bringing real rain to all of us. gradually, it sweeps its way down and across the british isles. following behind, bright skies, showers in the north—west of scotland. and a slightly fresher feel to the day. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is duncan golestani — our top stories... the un secretary general tours the caribbean devastated by recent hurricanes. he tells the bbc if he thinks the international community done enough. we launched an appeal and the appeal is insufficiently funded so i strongly ask the international community to increase humanitarian aid to the caribbean states. hurricane nate makes landfall in the us, bringing torrential rain and

international break, kane given it for this match at least, might make changes for the game against lithuaniaending on tonights results of the more they will still be captain then but we expect harry kane, raheem sterling coming in in the number ten role we thank in place of the suspended dele alli and marcus rashford. those three all starting an england match together for the first time. certainly the crowd here, not sure how many will turn out this evening, looking to the goals of harry kane at his temporary home ground because spurs are playing here this season. scored 13 times last month in just eight matches. he knows his goals could be key for england but what's more important is the win this evening. it's important to obviously qualify. it's a great chance to be pa rt qualify. it's a great chance to be part of that. to send an england tea m part of that. to send an england team to a world cup. i'm excited. hopefully it's going to be a fantastic atmosphere at wembley tomorrow. and they are important games, it's an important learning curve for me. hopefully another couple of caps and the

hungary, with the win, poland, all stated they were unable to -- lithuania, poland, all stated they were unable to support the proposal. several eastern countries still support the practicece, saying lower wages allows them to compete and catch up with wealthier western neighbors. rebecca: -- >> moving on now, the eu president donald tusk put pressure on the eu to stall the brexit talks, saying the outcome is up to london, not brussels. in a debrief at the european parliament, tusk called for unity, reminded that brings it is still the toughest test for the eu. the european commission president also called for unity, saying the eu wants a fair deal for burn. it's into a little bit of task --tusk's speech. k: the eu will rise to every scenario as long as we are not divisive. it is in fact up to london how this will end -- a good deal, no deal, or no brexit, what in each of these scenarios, we will protect our common interest only by being together. tusk leaves the door open for england to cancel brexit altogether. the markets are higher with -- leading the gains. to thursday when the euro

so we want to add to the commissioner for health and food safety a former health minister in lithuania question. levels lower i. got on key you would think it is it is of course you can use all falls for our institutions which are their disappearance a boat will follow for safety and to present was fired no it is no it's all respects takes. time and i'm. just very sad that. for over an hour the commissioner attempted to pull the wool over our eyes. in spite of all the reports by. words which for twenty five years have warned the authorities about the dangers of nitrite. all these studies you don't think they're enough you know all so starved is that it's just your blood sent to transparency since the possibility to have them to show. that she had to do it to follow and to see and to do how to move fully. as soon as possible since parents is good this is better than just sort of did all decisions in the lines of procedures. like this isn't like if i build big. union oh but i'm not giving up european union i mean this is. going on for so now and i started to say it started as it started

with lithuania and mortar done, they are halfway towards the target but the remaining games are moreially when you look at the absentees. but there are alternatives... it is a chance for people like myself in the squad to make a people like myself in the squad to makea name people like myself in the squad to make a name for ourselves and the heroes. they have been big players for us in the campaign. we do have a really good midfield. but i have been doing is training hard, and keep myself in the manager's thoughts. he and callum mcgregor have played their way into contention but scotland have a strong slovakia side, a draw should be enough for them to finish second. weiri be enough for them to finish second. weir i do not think that slovakia come on the defence, because they played very well against england, a very strong team. the first 20 minutes came very well with the ball, scoring goals, and i think is that —— that is the way to come to scotland. play this football. slovakia, like scotland, could do with a favour from england. if they beat scotland's final opponent, slovenia, it

it could be wet for england as they take on lithuania. back to monday, not a bad day again.p later on in the day. as we see a more active weather system coming in from the atlantic, and gradually through the day on tuesday, it will push this area of cloud and wind and some really quite heavy rain at times ever further towards the south—east. but at least that opens up the opportunity following on behind of some drier and brighter weather. showers in the west of scotland. feeling a tad cooler as well. at least that is some decent and proper sunshine. another set of fronts moving in through wednesday. that leads us into a breezier midweek period through all parts of the british isles. this is bbc news. our top stories: the un secretary general tours the caribbean devastated by recent hurricanes. he tells the bbc if he thinks the international community has done enough. we launched an appeal, and the appeal is not sufficiently funded, so i strongly ask the international community to increase humanitarian aid to the caribbean states. hurricane nate makes landfall in the us, brin

england seeing the wettest weather in lithuania. coming closer to home for monday.d rain into the afternoon, eventually getting to northern ireland in the latter half of the day. that is the shape of things to come for many of us. that's because as far ahead as monday evening and on into tuesday, we will see the first signs of a real weather front bringing real rain to all of us. gradually, it sweeps its way down and across the british isles. following behind, bright skies, showers in the north—west of scotland. and a slightly fresher feel to the day. hello and welcome to bbc news. hurricane nate has made landfall in the us state of louisiana, close to the mouth of the mississippi river. forecasters have warned of powerful winds and a potentially life—threatening storm surge of more than three metres. it's already caused major damage to several central american countries leaving at least 25 people dead. the un secretary general, antonio guterres, is currently touring the caribbean to see the damage for himself. earlier he spoke to my colleague alpa patel and said he

ryanair says one of its flights from lithuania to luton has been diverted to sta nsted airport lithuania security alert. raf typhoon planes were scrambled and escorted the craft safely to the airport. stan said said the borders open operating as usual, ryanair said said the borders open operating as usual, rya nair says said said the borders open operating as usual, ryanair says that passengers will be transferred to luton airport by coach. reuters reports that a motorbike has exploded outside a building housing jordan's military attach in paris. it is not thought that any staff we re it is not thought that any staff were injured in the incident. police in las vegas say stephen paddock, the man who killed 58 people, planted cameras inside and outside the room from where he carried at the attack. in a statement made overnight las vegas police say a7 weapons have now been recovered from three different locations. word came to our dispatch centre about shots being fired. we know now that the suspect fired off and on, somewhere between nine and 11 minutes. we know that the suspect fired over

it could be wet for england as they take on lithuania. back to monday, not a bad day again.ramping up later on in the day. as we see a more active weather system coming in from the atlantic, and gradually through the day on tuesday, it will push this area of cloud and wind and some really quite heavy rain at times ever further towards the south—east. but at least that opens up the opportunity following on behind of some drier and brighter weather. showers in the west of scotland. feeling a tad cooler as well. at least that is some decent and proper sunshine. another set of fronts moving in through wednesday. that leads us into a breezier midweek period through all parts of the british isles. this is bbc news. the headlines. the secretary general of the un has urged the international community to give speaking to the bbc, antonio guterres said the level of devastation was such that everybody had a moral obligation to help the victims. he has asked the international community for a greater commitment to affected regions. hurricane nate has made landfall in louisiana bringing t

. —— lithuania. monday, not a bad day. the rain i am showing you is not intense.ing in from the atlantic, gradually through the day on tuesday, it will push this area of cloud and wind and quite heavy rain at times ever further towards the south—east. at least that opens up the opportunity following on behind of dry and bright weather. showers in the west of scotland. feeling more cool as well. decent and proper sunshine. another set of fronts moving in through wednesday. that leads us in to a breezy midweek period through all parts of the british isles. this is bbc news, the headlines. rallies have been held across spain as tensions continue over catalonia's bid for independence. prime minister mariano rajoy says he could use constitutional powers to suspend the region's autonomy. protests have taken place in cities across russia, with dozens of arrests in st petersburg after clashes with police. protestors were demanding that opposition leader alexei navalny be allowed to stand in next year's presidential elections. president trump has issued an emergency declar

wet in england perhaps —— lithuania travis frederick england. wet also in slovenia.er. hints of brightness. signs of things to come in this north—western quarter, were more meaningful rain associated with a more active weather front, will eventually slump its way down across all parts of the british isles, urged along by a rather noticeable westerly to north—westerly breeze. a speu westerly to north—westerly breeze. a spell of rain from any. as it clears through, we move into something a bit brighter but just through, we move into something a bit brighter butjust feeling perhaps a little bit fresher. bye— bye. hello, this is been —— bbc news with lu kwesa burak. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment. first, the headlines. 11 people have been injured in an accident outside london's natural history museum after a car mounted the pavement and struck pedestrians. i heard a couple of loud bangs, didn't really think much of it, cos you just think it's a car backfiring or something, and then there were some screams and a large crowd came through. po

just after theresa may arrived, lithuania's president came through and she stopped and spoke to me tospective on the brexit negotiation. ie looking forward to dinner? with theresa may? always we are happy to see her. we would like to see more openness and more honesty. some in the uk are worried there will not be a deal, what would you say to them watching the bbc?” think the deal needs to be agreed for both sides. for europe and for britain in the future. that is the best solution for all of us, but todayit best solution for all of us, but today it is not the case. theresa may showed flexibility in her speech in florence. are we seeing applix ability from the eu? it's not flexibility and it's not realistic. not what we're hearing from her at this time. if you are wondering why i'm saying time is pressing, there isa i'm saying time is pressing, there is a two—year window with his brexit negotiations it started at the end of march. the e of march. theek of march. the e k will leave the eu at the end of march 2019. we need to resign six months all the different national parliaments assi

qualified for the world cup were also winning i—0 and they have kicked off the second half against lithuaniaway a penalty to score his seventh goal in his past six internationals, gareth southgate has given debuts to harry winks and harry maguire as well. here is confirmation of those half time and the other game in group letter f. that is significant for scotla nd letter f. that is significant for scotland because if they do not win, slovakia could overtake them in second place. saracens are top of the rugby union premiership after a victory over wasps. jamie george scored a hat—trick of tries as saracens looked comfortable throughout the win in north london. it is the fourth defeat in a row for wasps. england have won the netball open championship for the second yearin open championship for the second year ina open championship for the second year in a row beating wales 72—52 com plete year in a row beating wales 72—52 complete a year in a row beating wales 72—52 com plete a clea n year in a row beating wales 72—52 complete a clean sweep in the tournament that features all four home nation

but manager gareth southgate will be hoping for a much improved performance when they travel to lithuaniaace goalkeeper joe hart with jack butland, a chance for butland to challenge for a more regular spot in goal. we're all after the same shirt, but we're all keen to push each other, and make sure that we're all performing to a high standard, because ultimately that means success for us as a nation. so there is brilliant rivalry there, but also great friendship between all of us. and we supported joe excellently the other night, and he obviously went on to make some great saves, and put in a really good performance for us, which is what we want. and i'm sure it would go the opposite way if it was someone else in the goal. britain'sjohanna konta has lost her place at the end of season wta finals — after caroline garcia leap—frogged her into the final qualifying spot. garcia beat the new world number one simona halep to win the china open — her second title in two weeks. konta is taking a couple of weeks off with an injury and must now reach the final of the kremlin cup which starts on 16

but manager gareth southgate will be hoping for a much improved performance when they travel to lithuaniahance for butland to challenge for a more regular spot in goal. we‘re all after the same shirt, but we‘re all keen to push each other, and make sure that we‘re all performing to a high standard, because ultimately that means success for us as a nation. so there is brilliant rivalry there, but also great friendship between all of us. and we supported joe excellently the other night, and he obviously went on to make some great saves, and put in a really good performance for us, which is what we want. and i‘m sure it would go the opposite way if it was someone else in the goal. northern ireland play at 7:aspm, england and scotland at spm. the duke of cambridge and prince harry have been very open about their own experiences with mental health, and set up their charity heads together to encourage people to speak out. now they‘ve announced the next phase of their mission — a £2 million investment fund to help improve the nation‘s mental health through technology. our royal correspondent sar

difference after a 3—0 win over malta, and england who had already qualified, were 1—0 winners in lithuaniaead over uganda with one round of fixtures remaining. as you have been hearing, now to the nfl where united states vice president mike pence walked out of the stadium prior to the match between the indianapolis colts and san francisco 49ers following a protest by players while colts players stood arm—in—arm, more than 20 of the 49ers players knelt during the song as they have for weeks as players protest racial injustice and social inequality. vice president pence tweeted that he "will not dignify any event that disrespects our soldiers, our flag, or our national anthem." to tennis now: rafael nadal secured his sixth title of the year with a clinical straight sets win over australia's nick kyrgios in the china open final. kyrgios matched nadal initialy but at 2—2 he received a penalty point for arguing with the umpire and his game disintegrated, while nadal moved through the gears, the spaniard taking the first set 6—2. the world number one dropped just one game in the second to close

the england manager preparing to bring injack butland joe hart for theirfinal against lithuania.ance from his side. the other night we didn't perform at the level we wanted to. none of us are going to dress that up any differently. the objective of qualification is now achieved. now the desire is, how far can we go? how do we improve the team? that process starts tomorrow. lewis hamilton says he is driving better than ever after taking his tent pole position in 16 races ahead of the japanese grand prix. he broke the track record three times to take his 7ist track record three times to take his 71st career pole. it is is first at suzuka. he was quicker than valtteri bottas, penalised for a gearbox change. it is sebastian vettel who're line—up against hamilton of the top of the grid. max whitlock has become the first british gymnast to retain a world title by taking gold in the pommel horse at montreal. he beat his russian opponent in to second place, with the new world all—round champion from china taking bronze. later in canada, courtney tulloch will aim to be the first briton to

it was little iceland that recognise and first, exactly the same story one year before with lithuaniaasn't willing to intervene because it preferred to shore up the russians in the hope that they would not return to come in as. so within recent memory we've got a very clear experience of a small nation wanting to establish its rights to self determination but of course when it is peeling away from the soviet union everyone eventually fell in behind that and now that little country is now the leader, now has the presidency of the european union! if you look at what happened in scotland, the independence referendum did not pass there but there was a build—up of support. yet we know from catalonia that the autonomous area is deeply split on independence. you might say, yes, 42% turnout, but a lot of people were not in favour of independence in catalonia and did not vote at all. so it is hard to determine what the support is. you could point out that the present uk government got 30% of the vote. if you put that to one side, and this comes as a difficult thing to say for the support of sc

close to a big area of low pressure in lithuania.ross the north of scotland. quite a bit of cloud. you get the sense on the big picture quite a lot of dry weather around. rain pushing into the west of scotland and northern ireland as well be monday and tuesday, here comes that combination of cloud. wet and windy. it goes down across all parts of the british isles eventually that the starting to dry in the south—eastern corner. —— eventually. once that happens, things will become nice for a time with dry and bright weather. a general, following on behind, the middle part of the week looks cloudy, wet, and windy. —— in general. hello, this is bbc news. we will be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment. first the headlines at 11:30pm: 11 people have been injured in an accident outside london's natural history museum, after a car mounted the pavement and struck pedestrians.

meanwhile group winners england used theirfinal game in lithuania as a useful chance to try out the youngstersy and northern one home nation's heartbreak was another‘sjoy and northern ireland could afford to enjoy themselves in norway but the home side wanted in and when michael mcgovern slapped at and when michael mcgovern slapped at a cross, it gave an own—goal headache. a sloppy end to a brilliant campaign. the green and white army know urgency will surely return in next month's play—offs. england's place in russia was already guaranteed, so the likes of harry winks and harry maguire were handed debuts but when dele alli was brought down it was harry kane who stepped up again. gareth southgate says his team lacked big players. he can not stop scoring. kane might beg to differ, the 99th—rapged side in the world had their chances and england's i—o the world had their chances and england's 1—0 win followed a tried and tested formula of being deserved yet unconvincing. so this is how group f looks at the end of their campaign. england top, and scotland just missing out to slovakia on goal diffe

england also playing lithuania, having already qualified.the end of season wta finals after caroline garcia leap—frogged her into the final qualifying spot. garcia beat the new world number one simona halep to win the china open, her second title in two weeks. konta is taking a couple of weeks off with an injury and must now reach the final of the kremlin cup which starts on 16 october to claim back her place at the season finale in singapore. that's all the sport for now. thanks. have a good afternoon. i'm back tomorrow. more now on ghana where an explosion at a fuel station in accra has killed at least six people and injured more than 35. the blast, involving natural gas, sent a giant fireball into the sky causing panic among residents. it's understood the blaze triggered a second explosion and fire at a nearby petrol station. thomas naadi reports. the incident occurred just a few metres behind me. two separate explosions were heard here. the exact cause is not known. there are a number of security personnel here, including the ghana fire

but manager gareth southgate will be hoping for a much improved performance when they travel to lithuania with jack butland — a chance for butland to challenge for a more regular spot in goal. we're all after the same shirt, but we're all keen to push each other, and make sure that we're all performing to a high standard, because ultimately that means success for us as a nation. so there is brilliant rivalry there, but also great friendship between all of us. and we supported joe excellently the other night, and he obviously went on to make some great saves, and put in a really good performance for us, which is what we want. and i'm sure it would go the opposite way if it was someone else in the goal. more world cup qualifiers tonight. that is all the spot for now but here is the papers. hello and welcome to our look at the sunday papers. with me are caroline crampton from the new statesman and the sunday times's foreign editor peter conradi. let's take a look at the front pages first starting with. .. the sunday times has an interview with the prime minister in which she suggests she's p

it could be wet for england as they take on lithuania. back to monday, not a bad day again.and gradually through the day on tuesday, it will push this area of cloud and wind and some really quite heavy rain at times ever further towards the south—east. but at least that opens up the opportunity following on behind of some drier and brighter weather. showers in the west of scotland. feeling a tad cooler as well. at least that is some decent and proper sunshine. another set of fronts moving in through wednesday. that leads us into a breezier midweek period through all parts of the british isles. hello, this is breakfast, with rogerjohnson and tina daheley. hurricane nate hits the us gulf coast. the storm has already killed at least 25 people in central america, and it is expected to bring torrential rain and flooding to at least four states. good morning, it is sunday 8 october. also this morning: sirjohn major becomes the latest senior tory to rally around theresa may, hitting out at what he calls self—absorbed behaviour in the party. a man has been arrested on suspicion of d

across northern and western parts of scotland, but it is a day for world cup qualifiers, wet in lithuaniarains or shines so long as he is old is right. 0n rains or shines so long as he is old is right. on monday, not a great deal of change, hints of brightness, signs of things to come however in this north—western quarter, where more meaningful rain associated with a more active weather front will eventually slumped down and across all parts of the british isles, urged along by a rather noticeable westerly to north—westerly breeze. so yes, a spell of rain for many of us, but as it clears the route we move into something brighter, but just feeling perhaps that little bit fresher. bye. this is bbc news. the headlines... a day of protest around the world, all for different reasons. in russia, arrests as people take to the streets to support opposition leader alex una vallely. we have got no choice. we must be here. we have no choice. we must be here. we have no future with putin. catalonia's quest for independence — thousands demonstrate in madrid. in australia, an attempt to protect the gre