in the middle of this deepening storm, putting a bigger squeeze on the isobars, which is why the met officesued the warnings they have, because they are concerned about the intensity of the rain and also the strength of the rain and also the strength of the wind. the yellows and greens indicate where we expect the heaviest rain, gradually easing off, though scotland is again in for a chilly night ahead of the wind and rain associated with francis. the rain associated with francis. the rain sticks right across scotland then northern ireland, and returns back to the north west of england later in the rain. here are the gusts of wind. this is disruptive. there will be speed restrictions on bridges in scotland, the ferries will have an issue, the irish sea may see up to 70 mph, also the english channel, even in inland areas, 45—50 mph. the trans— pennine route when it returns later in the day, really tricky. on the aberdeenshire coast, 12 or 13 celsius. yes, it is still summer, promise x like there is francis, tuesday into wednesday. it moves away towards denmark. on its western flank, still a

as some parts of england begin another tropical night, the met office warns climate change will meanwaves. and coming up in the sport on bbc news, defending champion no longer, asjudd trump is knocked out of the world snooker championship in sheffield. good evening. around 75,000 students in scotland have had their exam results upgraded after an outcry over the way they were awarded. scotland's education secretary, john swinney, apologised for the debacle and the "feeling of unfairness" saying it was "deeply regrettable" that the government had got it wrong. with no exams this year because of coronavirus, teachers were left to estimate pupils' grades. but more than 124,000 of those estimates were downgraded after the exam board took into account every school's past performance. it meant that pass rates for pupils in deprived areas were reduced by more than 15%, in comparison to just under 7% for those from affluent areas. it sparked a flood of appeals. but a week later, there's been a major u—turn, as our scotland correspondent, lorna gordon, reports. in the seven days since she got

this is storm francis, named by the met office. you can see this hook developing in the cloud structure, on the satellite picture. this shows an area of low pressure that is deepening rapidly. it will continue to deepen as it moves across our shores. an unusually deep low for the time of year, bringing some unusually strong winds. with that, some heavy rain. it's a combination that could well cause some disruption. so, that rain already setting in for many of us. it will continue to pile northwards through the day. it then slows down across parts of northern england, central and southern scotland, northern ireland. some rain feeding back into wales. so these areas could see some localised flooding. and then we have the winds, which will be strengthening through the day. during the afternoon, quite widely across england and wales, we will see gusts of 50 to 60mph, some exposed coasts and hills in the west could see gusts of 70mph. that could cause minor damage, certainly some poor travelling conditions. not as windy further north bu

at the met office have warnings for that, yellow warnings across parts of england and wales for today, sunday and monday. this is saturday, sunday and monday. this is saturday, some decent dry and sunny spells across the western side of the british isles, showers concentrated in the south. if you are stuck with the murk, 16 degrees but with some sunshine, up to 25, and the only change on sunday is that high pressure in the north will concede ground to the low drive these shells and northern ireland, south—western scotland might also have some showers on sunday but the bulk of them are there across central and southern parts again and not a great deal of change with regard to temperatures. a quick look at monday and tuesday, that low pressure is very much the dominant feature so no freshening of the atmosphere, perhaps spreading the threat of thundery downpours a little wider across the british isles. thank you. good afternoon, it's 1.30pm and here's your latest sports news. sarina wiegman has been confirmed as the next head coach of the england women's football team, taking overfrom p

leadership from the top, we're gonna see certain officers being emboldened, think they can do anything they want, is untouchable, and, you know, at any expense. former metan founded voyage youth in hackney 20 years ago. a police officer should shoot you with respect, not strip him in the middle of the street. these sessions are designed to help young people know their rights if they're stopped and searched to try and prevent such interactions ending in the use of police force. if you give them an understanding of why police do what they do to get the best that they can counter, then hopefully others will say, well, actually, they've dealt with it well, the officer was nice to them, then that will create a more positive perception of stop and search. but i've been speaking to former and current met officers who have told me that attempts to build relations are being undermined by racist attitudes and actions in the force. well, on the street, black kids aren't seen as children. they speak to them as if they're adults. they say things like, we explained the law to him. i say, but he's a child. they arrest them because they think they're older. one officer

he did, he was also a met officer?ion. the incident was over when he revealed that? that is when they probably should have given a better account of why they had stopped him, and technically they were in the presence of a more senior officer, admittedly off duty, but they just walked off and drove off without saying anything because they were caught out. thank you very much for talking to us, lawrence davies, the solicitor for inspector charles ehikioya. next up, drug dealing on social media. britain's most senior police officer says when it come to drugs, social media companies' bosses would do more if it was their children dying from drugs bought this way. he was speaking to radio 1 newsbeat‘s politics editorjim connolly. jim's been following the stories of three families with very personal experience of this. three mums brought together by grief after their teenage children died taking illegal drugs. she was funny, sassy, a bit of a diva, a bit of a drama queen. loved to sing. sarah's daughterjodie died after taking

and in the last half an hour, a met office and the weather warning has been issued.th these storms as they will bring a lot of rain. 30 or40 storms as they will bring a lot of rain. 30 or 40 millimetres possible in the space of an hour but some of the storms will be slow—moving so we could see much more than that. maybe 70 or perhaps 100 millimetres of rain and that is extreme. it could lead to localised flooding. aside from the storms they will be dramatic lightning displays and we have been used to enduring these kinds of temperatures overnight, lows of only 20 degrees. tomorrow, quite a quiet picture across the northern areas of the uk. a ridge of high pressure keeping showers at bay. murky round some coastal areas. further south in england and wales it is another humid day. there will be some sunshine

south west of scotland but the bulk of them again going to be found towards the south and there are met officep—to—date with those if you're out and about. a humid feel with a high of about 25 or so. here we are into the starting next week. not a deal of difference. the same area of low pressure until the middle part of the week we look to the atlantic for wet and windy weather coming in from the atlantic and once that feature is passed on through, it is only then that we really may freshen things up across the isles but i expect to stay pretty unsettled. the scramble to return home. hundreds of thousands of british holidaymakers try to beat new quarantine measures taking effect tomorrow. long lines at calais, as france joins the growing list of countries from where uk travellers must self isolate for 1h days. we decided to try and book a ferry, cancel our holiday and come home to avoid it. i think it's very sad. i have driven for 11 hours. getting back to make sure i don't have to self—isolate. the french government says it regrets the uk's decision, and is threatening retaliation. also on th

see widespread gusts in excess of 50 to 60 miles an hour widely across england and wales, so the met officet may well lead to some disruption. in terms of the feel of things, it is relatively warm out there, although it may not feel it, but temperatures should be this afternoon at 2a degrees. now, we'll continue to see some showers through the night as well, driven along by those fresh winds as they pushed their way inland. temperatures will hold up. it's going to stay relatively mild, we're looking at around 11 to 15 degrees. now, tomorrow, the low pressure moves off into scandinavia. this little weather front will enhance the rainfall in scotland. and the isobars tend to open up, so the winds will gradually fall lighter as we go through the weekend. so, we'll see some rain across scotland, northern ireland, eventually into northwest england. sunny spells and scattered showers for england and wales, generally, and the wind strengths probably at around 30, 35 miles an hour gusts for the middle of the afternoon. little bit fresher, but we should see highest values of 22 degrees. that's 72 fa

the met office is warning people not to underestimate the temperatures.nce of looking after elderly relatives and neighbours. people arriving from belgium, andorra, and the bahamas will have to quarantine for a fortnight because of the rise of coronavirus infections. the countries have been removed from the list of safe places, and the foreign office is advising against all but essential travel, there are also concerns about france. the countries' health authority say cases have gone up countries' health authority say cases have gone up by a third in the last week. people in the lebanese capital beirut have taken to the streets to protest after an explosion on tuesday killed at least 137 people and injured thousands. many blame the country's politicians for failing to prevent the blast, which was caused by tons of explosive material being stored in an unsecure warehouse. officers deployed tear gas on dozens of people near parliament overnight. wearing face coverings in shops and other enclosed public spaces will be compulsory in northern ireland from mond

seen severe we have seen severe thunderstorms across part of west london, the midlands and the met officeng for the storms as they check into west england and wales. now we can see those storms release bonding for the latter part of the afternoon. first across west london, look at the clouds here, then across the midlands, and some big storms too for wales. and it's along this zone where we're likely to see some nasty conditions. another night of hearing heat in cardiff and london. a largely dry picture across the uk. keeping most of the showers at bay. showers developing, some of them becoming heavy infantry with the risk of torrential rain and another hot and humid day. this is bbc news, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. three people, including the driver, die in a train derailment near stonehaven in aberdeenshire. six people were injured. our thoughts are very much with those who've lost their lives, theirfamilies, and of course, those who've been injured in the derailment. on the ticket, joe biden will appear shortly alongside his newly chosen runni

and there are met office warnings about these, so please keep up—to—date with those if you're out ando. here we are into the start of next week. not a deal of difference. the same area of low pressure until the middle part of the week. we look to the atlantic for wet and windy weather coming in from the atlantic, and once that feature has passed on through, it is only then that we really may freshen things up across the british isles, but i expect it 00:13:29,767 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 to stay pretty unsettled. this is bbc news. i'm maryam moshiri with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. striking in support of the protesters. workers in belarusjoin the public outcry over disputed elections, as more stories emerge of torture and abuse by police. politics and the post office. how the mail has become a hot—button political issue in the lead—up to the us presidential election. a desperate dash to the french port of calais as britons scramble to get home before the uk's new quarantine measures on france come into force. we'll speak to one holiday—maker hoping

in fact, the met office haveissued scotland.astern scotland bringing not only rain with flash flooding, also large hail, winds and a chance of power cuts. another hot, humid day today, there will be a threat of thunderstorms but they will be hit and miss. the heaviest of those downpours across eastern scotland tends to ease away as we head through the morning and then you can see further showers cropping up further south across parts of england, wales, central scotland, northern ireland having a dry day probably. lots of hot sunshine with mist, and fogginess along the north—east coasts. look at the temperatures, in the low 30s, we could see some spots up to 34 in the south—east. in the mid 20s across scotla nd south—east. in the mid 20s across scotland into northern ireland as well. through this evening and overnight, heavy showers and thunderstorms across parts of southern england and wales, you can see the green colours indicating torrential bursts and temperatures overnight tonight up at about 20 degrees down towards the sout

this is storm francis, named by the met office.this shows an area of low pressure that is deepening rapidly. it will continue to deepen as it moves across our shores. an unusually deep low for the time of year, bringing some unusually strong winds. with that, some heavy rain. it's a combination that could well cause some disruption. so, that rain already setting in for many of us. it will continue to pile northwards through the day. it then slows down across parts of northern england, central and southern scotland, northern ireland. some rain feeding back into wales. so these areas could see some localised flooding. and then we have the winds, which will be strengthening through the day. during the afternoon, quite widely across england and wales, we will see gusts of 50 to 60mph, some exposed coasts and hills in the west could see gusts of 70mph. that could cause minor damage, certainly some poor travelling conditions. not as windy further north but, with the heavy rain continuing, if you're in aberdeen, for example, with a strong

there are warnings from the met office already about the potential for disruption from those storms.he british isles. friday, a really cloudy start with a shield of cloud coming in from the north sea to affect many areas. only beginning to break as we get on into the afternoon. and still that prospect, particularly across southern britain, of some really quite sharp thunderstorms. the temperatures beginning to fall back a touch, but it will still feel very close, very oppressive, simply because that overall situation really not changing, even as we move towards the weekend, southern britain still at risk from these thunderstorms. further north, it should be dry, thanks to the influence of the high pressure. but again, some of these northern and eastern—facing coast could well be affected by some low level mist and murk, which will temper the feel of the day, but with some sunshine in the north, you'll be looking at 22, possibly 23 degrees. and we don't really change things even as you push right through the weekend and into the start of the forthcoming week. take care, bye—bye. this

also under an orange warning elsewhere in europe the met office in the u. k.'s told the general public. to drink lots of water and west sun protection with temperatures that are forecast to reach record highs across southehern engngland. in the net couple of days. not so for me for now but to stay with us here on france twenty four hour coverage of the latest international news continues. the response they- read all a at the mett well i think what. welcome to new additionon of francis i guessss i'm not shopping and this week we're following him unmistakable stride on this man vision and i'll do good as we mark eighteen years since his famed june eighteenth appeal to join the free french forces against *-*- occupation is just four days after victoria's german troops paraded down this very having. to move first announced his historic addressed immediately plants as the founding. millions of different resistance. in june nine fourteen adult hitler's forces invaded france. as panic spread across the country millions of french people fled the advance of german troop

a met office warning about that for the next two 01’ warning about that for the next two or three daysquite hot weather again particularly in eastern areas. that is the heat. as a low cloud clears more readily today the heat is expected to spread northwards. an increasing chance of showers for south—west england, pushing towards scotland, perhaps the north west of england as well. you see that i attempt as in england, some of that heat creeping further north as well. some of those thunderstorms could be torrential, giving some localised flooding. that is because we are starting to see pressure lowering in the settled situation starting to break down and we are watching that low pressure in the bay quite quickly because again, by tuesday, we have got that chance of showers. probably the midlands northwards the greatest risk of those torrential downpours but we cannot rule out one or two further south. weather he stays with us it is still hot here and you can see the heat is keeping a little bit further north so temperatures creeping up by a degree or so as well as the heat moves northwa

and there are met office warnings about these, so please keep up—to—date with those if you're out andeal of difference. the same area of low pressure until the middle part of the week. we look to the atlantic for wet and windy weather coming in from the atlantic and, once that feature is passed on through, it is only then that we really may freshen things up across the isles, but i expect it to stay pretty unsettled. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. he scrambled to return home, hundreds of thousands of british holiday—makers try to make it back for a new quarantine measures, to effect and in the nine hour time. we decided to try and book the ferry and consolidate and come home to avoid it. i have driven for 11 hours. with breaks. getting back to make sure i don't have to self—isolate. make sure i don't have to self-isolate. opening up the lanes again is lockdown measures are further easy and parts of england from tomorrow. strikes spread across belarus is the unrest over the disputed presidential election grows. anger across parts

a met office yellow weather warning for wind stretches from the north of scotland down to the cornishw. let's speak to our reporter rebecca ricks, who is in plymouth for us this morning. give us a sense of the weather there and how it will be elsewhere. good morning. yeah, well, it's certainly pretty windy. you will see that flag is really going for it to me. we are aware of several incidents that have happened overnight. several boats in cornwall have broken free from their anchors and moorings. the tree has fallen on a house income is like. several people entered the water last night in really strong conditions. one swimmer managed to self rescue in ilfracombe while the rescue has little helicopter was looking for them. the rnli i really warning people at the moment that while this is a combination of a perfect storm, the combination of really strong winds with big spring ties. there is a forecast of a swell of up to six metres, which has caused the ferry service that runs between cornwall and the isles of scilly to cancel its sailings for friday and saturday. another warning for be

the met office has issued an amber heat health warning, and emergency services are urging the public me now from bangor in northern ireland. a very appropriate day to speak to you. good to have you with us today. good morning. let's get straight to the key message you want to get across to people heading to the coast this weekend, heading to the beaches or indeed in the water anywhere else away from the coast, as well. indeed. there is no doubt we will see huge numbers of people flocking to the coast and why not? it is absolutely beautiful. the rnli is really worried this weekend for the volume and for the weather. we have a key message to everyone to ask, please take extra care of you and yourfamily ask, please take extra care of you and your family this weekend. nobody ever goes to the beach with the intention of being rescued, yet we are conducting hundreds, and in some cases, thousands of rescues over the course of each week and it is worrying us considerably. the message is simple from the rnli — if you go to the beach this weekend, go toa you go to the beach this weekend, go to

this is storm francis, named by the met office.this shows an area of low pressure that is deepening rapidly. it will continue to deepen as it moves across our shores. an unusually deep low for the time of year, bringing some unusually strong winds. with that, some heavy rain. it's a combination that could well cause some disruption. so, that rain already setting in for many of us. it will continue to pile northwards through the day. it then slows down across parts of northern england, central and southern scotland, northern ireland, some rain feeding back into wales. so these areas could see some localised flooding. and then we have the winds, which will be strengthening through the day. during the afternoon, quite widely across england and wales, we will see gusts of 50 to 60mph, some exposed coasts and hills in the west could see gusts of 70mph. that could cause minor damage, certainly some poor travelling conditions. not as windy further north, but with the heavy rain continuing, if you're in aberdeen, for example, with a strong

this is storm francis, named by the met office.is shows an area of low pressure that is deepening rapidly. it will continue to deepen as moves across our shores. an unusually deep low for the time of year, bringing some unusually strong winds. with that, some heavy rain. it's a combination that could well cause some disruption. so, that rain already setting in for many of us. it will continue to pile northwards through the day. it then slows down across parts of northern england, central and southern scotland, northern ireland, some rain feeding back into wales. so these areas could see some localised flooding. and then we have the winds, which will be strengthening through the day. during the afternoon, quite widely across england and wales, we will see gusts of 50 to 60mph, some exposed coasts and hills in the west could see gusts of 70mph. that could cause minor damage, certainly some poor travelling conditions. not as windy further north, but with the heavy rain continuing, if you're in aberdeen, for example, with a strong wind

this is storm francis, named by the met office.n the satellite picture. this shows an area of low pressure that is deepening rapidly. it will continue to deepen as it moves across our shores, an unusually deep low for the time of the year bringing some unusually strong winds. with that, some heavy rain. it's a combination that could well cause some disruption. that rain already setting in for many of us. it will continue to pile northwards through the day. it then slows down across parts of northern england, central and southern scotland, northern ireland, some rain feeding back into wales. these areas could see some localised flooding. and then, we have the winds, which will be strengthening through the day. during the afternoon, quite widely across england and wales, we'll see gusts of 50 to 60 mph, some exposed coasts and hills could see gusts of 70 mph. and that could cause some minor damage, poor travelling conditions. not as windy further north, but with the heavy rain continuing. in aberdeen, with a strong wind off the north

the met office have issued warnings for this storm. under the cloud and rain, 15 to 17 degrees.en will we see some sunshine. we will next weekend and next weekend in northern ireland and england and wales is a bank holiday. but look amount these temperatures. that is because once we get rid of the showers through the middle of the showers through the middle of the week, a northerly wind will kick in and that will have an impact on temperatures. we may see dry weather the temperatures disappointing for the temperatures disappointing for the time of year. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. schools are ‘safe' — england's chief medical officer seek to reassure parents as millions of children prepare to return to the classroom. many more are likely to be harmed by not going than harmed by going, even during this pandemic. 0pposition protesters in belarus plan another big demonstration in minsk — two weeks after president lukashenko's disputed election victory. president trump declares california's wildfires a major disaster — releas

there are warnings from the met office already about the potential for disruption from those storms. widely across the british isles. friday, a really cloudy start with a shield of cloud coming in from the north sea to affect many areas. only beginning to break as we get on into the afternoon. and still that prospect, particularly across southern britain, of some really quite sharp thunderstorms. the temperatures beginning to fall back a touch, but it will still feel very close, very oppressive, simply because that overall situation really not changing, even as we move towards the weekend, southern britain still at risk from these thunderstorms. further north, it should be dry, thanks to the influence of the high pressure. but again, some of these northern and eastern—facing coast could well be affected by some low level mist and murk, which will temper the feel of the day, but with some sunshine in the north, you'll be looking at 22, possibly 23 degrees. and we don't really change things even as you push right through the weekend and into the start of the forthcoming week. take care

a met office warning about that for the next two or three days, in fact.f dry, unsettled and hot weather again particularly in southern and eastern areas. as the low cloud clears more readily than today that it is expected to spread northwards. an increasing chance of showers for the south—west of england and wales pushing towards northern ireland and scotland, perhaps the north west of england as well. you can see those higher temperatures for northern england. some of that heat to creeping further north as well and some of those thunderstorms could be torrential, giving some localised flooding. because we are starting to see pressure lowering and settled situation of starting to break down and we are watching that low pressure quite closely because again, by tuesday we have still got the chance of showers. probably the midlands, north woods, the greatest risk of those thundery downpours but we can't rule out one or two further south. weather he stays with us it is still hotly at the heat is creeping a little bit further north so creeping a little bit fur

this is storm francis, named by the met office.re. this shows an area of low pressure that is deepening rapidly. it will continue to deepen as moves across our shores. —— as it moves across oui’ shores. an unusually deep low for the time of year, bringing some unusually strong winds. with that, some heavy rain. it's a combination that could well cause some disruption. so, that rain already setting in for many of us. it will continue to pile northwards through the day. it then slows down across parts of northern england, central and southern scotland, northern ireland, some rain feeding back into wales. so these areas could see some localised flooding. and then we have the winds, which will be strengthening through the day. during the afternoon, quite widely across england and wales, we will see gusts of 50 to 60mph, some exposed coasts and hills in the west could see gusts of 70mph. that could cause minor damage, certainly some poor travelling conditions. not as windy further north, but with the heavy rain continuing, if you're in

there are warnings from the met office already about the potential for disruption from those storms.y. as well another murky, muggy night to come, widely across the british isles. friday, a really cloudy start with a shield of cloud coming in from the north sea to affect many areas. 0nly beginning to break as we get on into the afternoon. and still that prospect, particularly across southern britain, of some really quite sharp thunderstorms. the temperatures beginning to fall back a touch, but it will still feel very close, very oprpressive, simply because that overall situation really not changing, even as you move towards the weekend, southern britain still at risk from these thunderstorms. further north, it should be dry, thanks to the influence of the high pressure. but again, some of these northern and eastern facing coast could well be affected by some low level mist and murk, which will temper the feel of the day. but with some sunshine in the north you'll be looking at 22, possibly 23 degrees. and we don't really change things even as we push right through the weekend and int

there are warnings from the met office already about the potential for disruption from those storms. right on into friday as well. another murky, muggy night to come, widely across the british isles. friday, a really cloudy start with a shield of cloud coming in from the north sea to affect many areas. 0nly beginning to break as we get on into the afternoon. and still that prospect, particularly across southern britain, of some really quite sharp thunderstorms. the temperatures beginning to fall back a touch, but it will still feel very close, very oppressive, simply because that overall situation really not changing, even as we move towards the weekend, southern britain still at risk from these thunderstorms. further north, it should be dry, thanks to the influence of the high pressure. but again, some of these northern and eastern—facing coast could well be affected by some low level mist and murk, which will temper the feel of the day, but with some sunshine in the north, you'll be looking at 22, possibly 23 degrees. and we don't really change things even as you push right through

a met office amber warning for very strong winds is in place across wales and the midlands, with yellowther warnings covering much of the rest of the uk. time for a look at the weather, here's phil avery. i always knew you were a frustrated forecaster, simon. good afternoon. you have seen what it looks like on the ground, this is what it looks like from space. this banner of cloud is sweeping its way ever further northwards and bringing with it quite a bit of rain. a couple of inches of rain falling at the worst. following on behind the skies are not that clear either. we are not quite done with that frontal system further south because it will return across the irish sea into the north of wales and northern england over the next couple of hours. over the same time period this afternoon and into this evening the isobars tighten as the low centre tracks across northern england, which is why simek was talking about the amber warning for strong and gusty winds all the way from wales right across to the wash. how strong? these are the gusts of mid afternoon. they may well become more widesp

this week, we have another named storm, this is storm francis, named by the met office.re that is deepening rapidly. it will continue to deepen as it moves across oui’ shores, an unusually deep low for the time of the year bringing some unusually strong winds. with that, some heavy rain. it's a combination that could well cause some disruption. that rain already setting in for many of us. it will continue to pile northwards through the day. it then slows down across parts of northern england, central and southern scotland, northern ireland, some rain feeding back into wales. these areas could see some localised flooding. and then we have the winds, which will be strengthening through the day. during the afternoon, quite widely across england and wales, we'll see gusts of 50 to 60 mph, some exposed coast and hills could see gusts of 70 mph. and that could cause minor damage and poor travelling conditions. 20 further north, but with the heavy rain continuing. in aberdeen, and off the north sea, the outbreaks of rain, temperatures 13 or 1a degrees. it will not feel too plea

met office has got warnings in place to choose day and on into wednesday but to the south of there is fine and dry pretty good and warm and then that rain across most central areas that will push east was as we go through choose as a very heavy rain through much of the central and western areas of ukraine heavy rain then in london on tuesday with those warnings mostly cloudy a was a the rain moves up to the north and then a few light showers as we head into the next attack which is also a little bit lower than we have seen lady meanwhile paris firing a little bit better if a little bit unsettled. history has called into the great in the final of the 2 sides fight themselves to a standstill while britain and france conspire behind closed doors to produce a secret agreement that will shape the middle east for the century to come world war one through our. own knowledge is even. dying for this range of stories from across the globe from the perspective of our networks journalists on al-jazeera. i'm back to headlines now more than 100000 protests as a march of the capital about a ruse run

there are warnings from the met office that are already about the potential disruption from the stormsisles. friday, a really cloudy start with the shield of cloud coming in only beginning to break as we get oppressive certainly because that overall situation really not on into the afternoon and still that prospect, particularly across southern britain some really quite sharp thunderstorms. temperatures falling back in touch but it will still reveal very close very oprpressive because that overall situation it really not changing even as you move towards the weekend. southern britain still at risk from these thunderstorms. further north, it should be dry, thanks to the influence of high pressure. some of these northern and eastern facing coast could well be affected by some low level mist and murk. which will tempered the feel of the day but was some sergeant even in the north you be looking at 22, possibly 23 degrees. we don't really change things as it is we push right through the weekend into the start of the forthcoming week. take care, bye—bye. this is bbc news i'm rajini vaidyana

the met office have warned that the current hot weather creates ideal conditions for thunderstorms.t 20 degrees, so—called tropical nights, with some dramatic results. it is certainly impossible to get a good night‘s sleep at the moment, whether it is to do with humidity or the thunder and lightning. but just look at this year so far, we had the wettest february on record, followed by the sunniest spring on record, followed by these exceptional bursts of heat this summer. on their own, these extremes have often occurred throughout history and they will continue to occur but, with global warming, with climate change, we are expecting more and more extremes to occur. yellow thunderstorm warnings have been issued for today for much of england, wales, parts of northern ireland and south—west scotland, as the week of extreme continues. caroline davies, bbc news. pakistan‘s batsman have made a steady start on the first day of the second test against england in southampton. at lunch, the visitors were 62 for 1. our sports correspondentjoe wilson has been watching. now, who does shan masood

the met office has a yellow weather warning out for these.es, migrating north west. easing a little bit through the day was behind it there will be showers. tomorrow we will have gusty winds. bearing in mind that the trees are in full leaf, you might find some branches, for example, and coupled with saturated ground already. not a pleasa nt with saturated ground already. not a pleasant combination was up further north you travel, dry it will be at this time of day. the rain moved northwards and friday particularly is looking windy. the headlines are coming next. good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. our headlines today: universities call for urgent government support following the u—turn over a—level grades, as they prepare for a sharp increase in calls from anxious students. i have just not been sleeping well for the past few nights, really stressed about my future. hoping things turn out all right and ijust want some kind of certainty. the education secretary, gavin williamson has resisted calls to resign an

met office for those thunderstorms that fail extensive across the central as we go through friday but again to the south is fine and dry and then it through saturday there's an area over a developing in the bay of biscay not making a great deal of headway but again that rain still across the u.k. and extending down into the southeast the touches not exactly cool but they have come down to what they were say for london for the next few days we will see more of those showers that could be a thunderstorm and in fact by monday the rain expected to be a fair bit heavier the temperatures coming down gradually all the time and then across into paris again times here coming down and it's really sunday or monday we'll see rain and the threat of those thunderstorms. it began as a green holiday been turned into a public health disaster 101 east investigates how a cruise ship became the source of one of the strangest largest coded 19 outbreaks on al-jazeera. do you want to help save the world. reason to your own. there was. the. the thought. welcome back let's just recap you with the top stories

met office this is true on the west coast of scotland so the kite surfer certainly enjoying it meanwhile you had down into southern spain and we have got some very thick fog is fairly typical for this time of year big can just see how thick that bank of fog is it'll stay fine and dry across much of a sudden as a spy in the focus should burn off and then the winds will continue across the u.k. with areas of rain but some very heavy rain working its way towards areas the scandinavia and in fact as affronted trailing down across into the southwest now it is a warm day and on friday 34 degrees celsius but that rain and the cool moves in as we go through saturday so the temperature dropping quite noticeably $26.00 degrees there's the rain quite a few times again extending all the way on the navy right the way down areas of poland rather down into northern areas of italy and still rather unsettled will see u.k. scott a chance and still some fairly brisk winds but this is going to be like in berlin for the next few days drizzle on saturday fine off to the last on london a little bit more mixed.

met office has got warnings in place to choose day and on into wednesday but to the south of there is fine and dry pretty good and warm and then that rain across most central areas that will push east was as we go through choose as a very heavy rain through much of central and western areas of ukraine heavy rain that in london on tuesday with those warnings mostly cloudy a was a the rain moves up to the north and then a few light showers as we head into the next attack which is also a little bit lower than we have seen lady meanwhile paris firing a little bit better if a little bit unsettled. the latest news as it breaks it from testing not only against a police crackdown but also against what they call our big election with details coverage more than 300000 people have lost their jobs because of the pandemic and phillis gendron some from around the world following reports that officials were aware of the presence of highly explosive material there are plans for mass demonstrations. there are a reminder of our top stories this hour power is gradually being restored in syria after a ma

met office tuesday and wednesday but look at this very strong winds across the lake countries on into germany but really away from that it's not about picture tall on wednesday generally clear to the south the temperature is pretty good still the. north that rain on its way towards the east. jump into the stream and julian on global community this generation will have to create its own democracy with social media on at will online be part of the debate let me put some you tube comments to you when no topic is off the table is taking on all the systemic arliss that people of color have suffered not only now but for decades we are going to be to transform lives the way he gets human way be it business if we're going to adapt to climate breakout this stream on al-jazeera. earth. that's reminder about top stories here this hour anger over the shooting of a black man by police has prompted more demonstrations in several u.s. cities crowds in defiance of a curfew set fire to cars and promotion where that shooting took place demonstrations of also spread to new york and minneapolis. it's bee