that is according to the met office . according to the met office.ded in wisley in surrey could go higher to 33 tomorrow. >> the heatwave already breaking the record, as we say for the consec. the record, as we say for the consec . five days of consec. five days of temperatures being above 30 celsius september. so temperatures being above 30 celsius september . so let's celsius for september. so let's get more with our midlands. reporter will will reporter will hollis. will i might bring you some light relief or maybe heavy relief because they're warning of thunderstorms especially thunderstorm s, especially in central . thunderstorms, especially in central . you better keep central areas. you better keep an eye on that sky behind you . an eye on that sky behind you. yes well, it's quite clear and blue right now here in nottingham along the river trent, people have been enjoying paddleboarding and canoeing and there's even a day trip boat that's just starting to pass behind me. >> we had a really soaking wet summer, didn't we? but now we're getting a

scores of met officers have now stood down from their firearms duties, because of that charge. to the home secretary, saying that it's right that his officers are held to the highest standards — but that the current system undermines them. here's our home affairs correspondent tom symonds. this morning routine police patrols around westminster remained noticeably armed. the metropolitan police says it has enough officers willing to carry out routine firearms duties. but carrying a gun for the police is a voluntaryjob and sources say up to 300 met officers have handed in their ticket. scotland yard wouldn't confirm it. the shooting of a man last september and the announcement of a murder charge of an unarmed officer triggered the protest. the association for armed forces is worried that its members on supported. i worried that its members on summed-— worried that its members on supported. worried that its members on su orted. �* , ., , supported. i can't understand why that can't be _ supported. i can't understand why that can't be a _ supported. i can't understand why that can't

there is a met office yellow warning in place.n me later for all the details . later for all the details. >> all the support >> agents get all the support for us today. >> indeed. yeah. big weekend for the world cup. can ireland the rugby world cup. can ireland justify their position as the world's best side with a statement win over south africa.7 england action in lille at england in action in lille at 445 against chile. >> lovely stuff , aiden. thank >> lovely stuff, aiden. thank you. i'm stephen dixon . you. i'm stephen dixon. >> emily carver, and this is >> i'm emily carver, and this is breakfast on gb news. more >> morning. morning. morning to you. there's a couple of things caught our eye today that we want your views on. i found this. this is in the sun. this morning and it's looking about a cigarette ban , like a proper ban cigarette ban, like a proper ban so that the next generation nafion so that the next generation nation will not get to smoke at all. so rishi sunak apparently has come back with this idea that every yea

that's why the met office has issued warnings for wind, as well as rain.there could be broken branches and damage to roofs, particularly where you see gusts in excess of 60 mph. not only that, we expect the rain to really bring some impact, certainly across scotland, where there is a rain warning, and northern ireland. surface water issues. the trees are in full leaf at the moment, so blocked drains could be a problem as well. lots of houses out there, but it is yellow warnings so be prepared for some pretty awful weather, and his sweeping from the south—west towards the north—east. sweeping from the south-west towards the north-east— the north-east. these storms are very much — the north-east. these storms are very much a _ the north-east. these storms are very much a seasonal _ the north-east. these storms are| very much a seasonal thing, aren't they? very much a seasonal thing, aren't the ? , , , , they? yes. this is the first seasonal _ they? yes. this is the first seasonal storm. _ they? yes. this is the first seasonal storm. the - they? yes. this is

now if we see these downpours, they could cause some problems. a met office problems.ut they're going hit and miss. going to be very hit and miss. most places won't see them. temperatures again getting into the i said, quite the 30s. but as i said, quite a bit the north—west bit cooler across the north—west of there will be of scotland where there will be more cloud outbreaks of more cloud and outbreaks of rain. few thunderstorms rain. still a few thunderstorms rumbling through the rumbling on through the night and sunday, a greater and into sunday, a greater chance of seeing these chance of seeing more of these downpours. northern downpours. parts of northern england, into england, north wales, maybe into southern chance southern scotland with a chance of thunderstorms. even of thunderstorms. but even further could import further south, we could import some from france . again, the some from france. again, the majority see them . and majority won't see them. and again, for most, another hot one, the temperatures rising, boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb new

and the met office livelihoods.he met office says more than a month's rain could have fallen by the end of today. a yellow warning is in place across south west england and south wales . meanwhile, an and south wales. meanwhile, an amber weather warning for thunderstorms was in place across parts of devon and somerset . that's now ended, somerset. that's now ended, although severe flash flooding was reported in the devon towns of dawlish and kenton and flights have been cancelled at exeter airport this is gb news across the uk on tv, in your car on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. now let's get straight back to . mark nice to have ray back to. mark nice to have ray addison with us. >> he returns in an hour's time. welcome to a very busy mark dolan tonight in my big opinion, i'll be dealing with the russell brand story head on. you'll be heanng brand story head on. you'll be hearing my first personal thoughts on those bombshell allegations in the big story. will brands alleged victims e

gb news evening, alex deakin here with your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. >>pell continues this weekend, but with an increasing of seeing an increasing chance of seeing some big thunderstorms and eventually it will turn cooler into next week as this cold front approaches. but for the time being , front approaches. but for the time being, we're front approaches. but for the time being , we're between high time being, we're between high pressure pressure and we pressure and low pressure and we still the hot air in place. still have the hot air in place. a evening out there ,1 still have the hot air in place. a evening out there , 1 or a balmy evening out there, 1 or 2 very isolated thundery showers across of the west, but across parts of the west, but the vast majority staying dry. well turn a little murky in places , a bit misty, places, a bit misty, particularly around coasts particularly around the coasts through west. and it's going through the west. and it's going to night well. to be a very warm night as well. temperatures holding up in towns and mid to hi

gb news evening, alex deakin here with your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. >>pell continues this weekend, but with an increasing of seeing an increasing chance of seeing some big thunderstorms and eventually it will turn cooler into next week as this cold front approaches. but for the time being , front approaches. but for the time being, we're front approaches. but for the time being , we're between high time being, we're between high pressure pressure and we pressure and low pressure and we still the hot air in place. still have the hot air in place. a evening out there ,1 still have the hot air in place. a evening out there , 1 or a balmy evening out there, 1 or 2 very isolated thundery showers across of the west, but across parts of the west, but the vast majority staying dry. well turn a little murky in places , a bit misty, places, a bit misty, particularly around coasts particularly around the coasts through west. and it's going through the west. and it's going to night well. to be a very warm night as well. temperatures holding up in towns and mid to hi

welcome to your latest weather update from the met office.ntially damaging winds to parts of the uk . now this area of low uk. now this area of low pressure has moved north eastwards throughout this afternoon and will continue to bnng afternoon and will continue to bring the strongest winds up through the irish sea, affecting northern and western areas of the uk . there are wind warnings the uk. there are wind warnings in force throughout this afternoon and overnight as well. the strongest winds over the next hours are to come next few hours are set to come in and affect eastern areas of northern ireland well as northern ireland as well as parts cumbria,lancashire northern ireland as well as parts cumbria, lancashire as parts of cumbria, lancashire as southern areas of scotland as well . some really heavy rain well. some really heavy rain paired that much of that paired with that much of that rain, though, will start to clear it will clear overnight. it will turn drier as the night continues, but will remain very but the winds will remain ver

and the met office difficult?day. it's issued an amber worn weather warning for thunderstorms across parts of devon and somerset . that means devon and somerset. that means there could be a danger to life with flood water likely to damage homes and businesses. meanwhile a yellow weather warning is in place across the south—west of england and wales . this is this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news us now let's get back to nana . us now let's get back to nana. >> thank you, ray. you're with me. i'm nana akua this is a gb news on tv , online and on news on tv, online and on digital radio. it's just coming up to six minutes after 4:00. now, there is so much going on in the news that this stuff appears to be going under the radar and sneaking in via the back door, which is pretty much the only way that it can get past us. but i want to continue to highlight it, its stupidity and denial of fact. i will continue to bang on the drum. i will not al

and the met office livelihoods.he met office says more than a month's rain could have fallen by the end of today. a yellow warning is in place across south west england and south wales . meanwhile, an and south wales. meanwhile, an amber weather warning for thunderstorms was in place across parts of devon and somerset . that's now ended, somerset. that's now ended, although severe flash flooding was reported in the devon towns of dawlish and kenton and flights have been cancelled at exeter airport this is gb news across the uk on tv, in your car on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. now let's get straight back to . mark nice to have ray back to. mark nice to have ray addison with us. >> he returns in an hour's time. welcome to a very busy mark dolan tonight in my big opinion, i'll be dealing with the russell brand story head on. you'll be heanng brand story head on. you'll be hearing my first personal thoughts on those bombshell allegations in the big story. will brands alleged victims e

just word from the met office about the heat in the uk.ture of 32.6 celsius recorded in surrey. that information just coming to us from the met office. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let�*s look at some other stories making news. police say they�*re launching an investigation into maternity failures at nottingham university hospitals nhs trust. the care provided by the trust is already the subject of the biggest maternity inquiry in the history of the health service — with at least 1700 families involved after dozens of babies died or were left with serious injuries. a review of veterinary services in the uk has been launched over concerns that pet owners are facing "eye—watering" bills. the competition and markets authority said vet fees were rising faster than other goods and services during the cost of living crisis and people may not be getting value for money. royal mail has unveiled a collection of stamps to mark 70 years since the start of dame shirley bassey�*s career. they include a picture of the welsh sing

however, met office warning however, as a met office warning in place, although the vast majority willand the odd rumble thunder, a misty rumble of thunder, a bit misty and again across the coast and murky again across the coast of scotland and around of northeast scotland and around some coasts further west as well. the possibility of some showers drifting from the showers drifting up from the south early hours, south through the early hours, but stay dry. really but most will stay dry. really warm again. some warm and humid night again. some places in the may stay places in the south may stay above another above 20 c. so another uncomfortable night. a very warm start to saturday, but misty again around some coasts, but in the east, at least, that mist and cloud should clear away. going to cloud over across the far northwest with some rain here. a much cooler day for most. hot and humid, most places dry, but an increasing risk of some big thunderstorms breaking out across parts of the midlands. northern england, especially late in the as especially late in the day as temperatures prob

autumn certainly is met office. is in full swing over the next few days and even into the end of sunday. we've got some fairly hefty showers pushing their way across parts of england and wales, erratically moving northwards, parts of southeastern england really could some torrential could see some torrential downpours over the course of this western scotland is this night. western scotland is starting see the turning starting to see the rain turning more and heavier more persistent and heavier later then this of later on. and then this band of rain to across rain begins to form across western areas. quite a warm night of us. underneath night for many of us. underneath all that cloud temperatures not dropping 12 to 16 c dropping much below 12 to 16 c for most of us. then on monday, that band of rain is going to shift its over towards the shift its way over towards the east. certainly be heavy east. could certainly be heavy in with isolated in places with an isolated thunderstorm possible rain thunderstorm still possi

and the reason for that that met office that is that the met office yean that is that the met office. should be hitting big at around midday. but i'll be up here on exmoor all day morning airing the storm for you. >> well, you akua yourself down there against what has to come, but i'm taking from what you're saying there, jeff , is that not saying there, jeff, is that not a good day to sail between ireland and england, wales, scotland and vice versa? >> because i was just looking at the pattern of that storm. it's that west coast that's all south—west, west coast, right up to the north is going to be more affected and yes, that's right . affected and yes, that's right. >> it's all of the irish coastline , particularly on the coastline, particularly on the south—west of ireland. that's particularly bad. so, yes , it particularly bad. so, yes, it may well prove very tricky to take the ferry today from from england across to parts of ireland. but it's not just the irish sea. it's going into the bristol channel as well, all the way across north devon and parts of cornwall to particularly

time by tony long, who is a former met police specialist , met firearms police specialist, met firearms officerthor of a book that i've got here, lethal force my life as the met's most controversial marksman. tony, a very warm welcome. your first time here at gb news. so thank you. this situation . great to have you situation. great to have you with us. in a sense , you know with us. in a sense, you know exactly what this must be like. you're facing a critical decision in you're highly trained , highly skilled. what trained, highly skilled. what would be going through the mind of a firearms officer, specialist counter—terrorism officer with the met facing this sort of situation ? sort of situation? >> i think i have to be a bit careful here because i can't talk about the actual talk about the actual about the principle of because of what it's like because because know, you've been because you know, you've been there your the most there arguably your the most controversial firearms officer yeah. i'd like to say that that was added by the publishers, not myself. i'm not quite that immodest, but i

so we have met office yellow warning have a met office yellow warning in here. turn through the day. it will turn windy it's also windy everywhere, but it's also going to turn bit warmer. going to turn a bit warmer. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . on. gb news the nhs has published trans guidance for schools, saying that they should not let children who question their gender socially transition with out parental consent. >> so that was the key thing. this sounds like a step in the right direction, doesn't it? because for period of time it because for a period of time it was much like was looking very much like schools were going say, if schools were going to say, if you just turn up one day and tell you be tell me that you want to be a girl boy, now we won't have girl or a boy, now we won't have to tell parents. can to tell your parents. you can just transition in the just socially transition in the school. national school. well, the national health has said that health service has said that parents be left in parents should n

the source tonight confirms to me that it was more than a hundred officers from the met police who saidsary. referred to that statement from the met police taken from that senior officers, including the commissioner have been meeting with firearms officers in recent days to addressing the concerns that they have about the decision to charge rather colleagues with murder in the statements as many are worried about the decisions and how the decision impacts on them, their families and other colleagues are concerned that it signals a shift in the way decisions they take a most challenging circumstances will be judged. we are told that in those conversations they will be ongoing and topical responses fully understand the genuinely health concerns that officers have interesting the statement says monitoring situations and explain contingency options and we understand that firearms officers at the met police will be joined by officers from neighbouring police forces and in the deployments around the capital and the majority of officers on duty in the streets of london will be met police offic

now, if we see these downpours, they could cause some problems. is a met office problems.arning place, they're warning in place, but they're going and miss. going to be very hit and miss. most places see them. most places won't see them. temperatures into temperatures again getting into the 30s. but as i said, quite a bit cooler across the north—west of there will be of scotland where there will be more and outbreaks of more cloud and outbreaks of rain. still a few thunderstorms rumbling through the night rain. still a few thunderstorms rum int0| through the night rain. still a few thunderstorms rum into sunday,ugh the night and into sunday, a greater chance more these chance of seeing more of these downpours. of northern downpours. parts of northern england, maybe into england, north wales, maybe into southern with chance southern scotland with a chance of . but even of thunderstorms. but even further we import further south, we could import some again, the some from france. again, the majority won't see them. and again , for most, another hot again, for most, another hot

but carrying a gun for the police is a voluntaryjob and sources say up to 300 met officers have handedticket. scotland yard wouldn't confirm it. the shooting of chris kaba last september and the announcement of a murder charge of an unarmed officer triggered the protest. the association for armed forces is worried that its members aren't supported. i can't understand why that can't be a person who says you're innocent until proven guilty. we will support your family and let justice prevail and take its course, and at least show some support to these officers. they will back off straightaway at the moment. unless we shoot a terrorist and then everyone is happy. the investigation into the shooting in north london to prevent an escape from a prison van began in 2015 but was only resolved last year. a major concern is the length of time officers are under suspicion. they train very hard to do a good job, and they are concerned that, to be honest, it is not really worth it any more, the risk to them and their liberty and families is just too great. more than 100 of the most highly trained c

now, if we see these downpours, they could cause some problems. is a met office problems.arning place, they're warning in place, but they're going and miss. going to be very hit and miss. most places see them. most places won't see them. temperatures into temperatures again getting into the 30s. but as i said, quite a bit cooler across the north—west of there will be of scotland where there will be more and outbreaks of more cloud and outbreaks of rain. still a few thunderstorms rumbling through the night rain. still a few thunderstorms rum int0| through the night rain. still a few thunderstorms rum into sunday,ugh the night and into sunday, a greater chance more these chance of seeing more of these downpours. of northern downpours. parts of northern england, maybe into england, north wales, maybe into southern with chance southern scotland with a chance of . but even of thunderstorms. but even further we import further south, we could import some again, the some from france. again, the majority won't see them. and again , for most, another hot again, for most, another hot

time by tony long, who is a former met police specialist , met firearms police specialist, met firearms officerthor of a book that i've got here, lethal force my life as the met's most controversial marksman. tony, a very warm welcome. your first time here at gb news. so thank you. this situation . great to have you situation. great to have you with us. in a sense , you know with us. in a sense, you know exactly what this must be like. you're facing a critical decision in you're highly trained , highly skilled. what trained, highly skilled. what would be going through the mind of a firearms officer, specialist counter—terrorism officer with the met facing this sort of situation ? sort of situation? >> i think i have to be a bit careful here because i can't talk about the actual talk about the actual about the principle of because of what it's like because because know, you've been because you know, you've been there your the most there arguably your the most controversial firearms officer yeah. i'd like to say that that was added by the publishers, not myself. i'm not quite that immodest, but i

it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office. with the gb news forecast east.ar spells to come, but further rain arrives during tuesday . some of that once again tuesday. some of that once again will be heavy with a strong breeze, but nothing compared to agnes storm. agnes named by the met office because of the risk of widespread disruption into wednesday that before wednesday as that arrives before that, will be a breezy night, that, it will be a breezy night, but nothing out of the ordinary. some clear spells and the lightest winds will be towards the south of england. the east and south of england. that's we'll see some that's where we'll see some mist patches form by but patchy patches form by dawn, but patchy cloud elsewhere and that breeze will keep temperatures in the double figures in many spots. further thing, we've got some showers moving into central southern england. they push into the midlands, east anglia and the midlands, east anglia and the southeast by mid—morning . the southeast by mid—morning. perhaps the odd rumble of thunder associated with

it's aidan magee here from the met office.ease overnight clear spells to come, but further rain arrives during tuesday. some of that once again will be heavy with a strong breeze. but nothing compared to agnes storm. agnes named by the met office because of the risk of widespread disruption into wednesday. as that arrives before that, it will be a breezy night, but nothing out the night, but nothing out of the ordinary . night, but nothing out of the ordinary. some clear spells and the lightest winds will be towards and south of towards the east and south of england. that's where we'll see some form by dawn. some mist patches form by dawn. but patchy cloud elsewhere and that breeze will keep temperatures in the double figures in many spots . first figures in many spots. first thing we've got some showers moving into central southern england. they push into the midlands, east anglia and the south—east by mid—morning. perhaps the odd rumble of thunder associated with these . thunder associated with these. we've got a of more we'

it's aidan magee here from the met office.ease overnight clear spells to come, but further rain arrives during tuesday. some of that once again will be heavy with a strong breeze. but nothing compared to agnes storm. agnes named by the met office because of the risk of widespread disruption into wednesday. as that arrives before that, it will be a breezy night, but nothing out the night, but nothing out of the ordinary . night, but nothing out of the ordinary. some clear spells and the lightest winds will be towards and south of towards the east and south of england. that's where we'll see some form by dawn. some mist patches form by dawn. but patchy cloud elsewhere and that breeze will keep temperatures in the double figures in many spots . first figures in many spots. first thing we've got some showers moving into central southern england. they push into the midlands, east anglia and the south—east by mid—morning. perhaps the odd rumble of thunder associated with these . thunder associated with these. we've got a of more we'

here's a officer. a former met police officer. look, i'm just going to read the met statement. now.says commander dominic murphy, who's head of the met's counter—terrorist this who's head of the met's cowhat —terrorist this who's head of the met's cowhat they've;t this who's head of the met's cowhat they've said this who's head of the met's cowhat they've said far this who's head of the met's cowhat they've said far , this who's head of the met's cowhat they've said far , ahis is what they've said so far, a team of officers who are making extensive and urgent enquiries in order locate and detain in to order locate and detain kalief as quickly as possible. however the public can help us as well . and should anyone seek as well. and should anyone seek as well. and should anyone seek a leave or have any information as to where he might be, then please call . 999 an now. as to where he might be, then please call. 999 an now. he's 21 years old and he is believed to have made his getaway just before 8 am. this morning. very concerning, of course , that we concerning, of course, that we ar

. >> alex deakin here with your latest weather update from the met office for gb news.most of us, the hot spell continues this with an this weekend, but with an increasing chance of seeing some big and eventually big thunderstorms and eventually it will turn cooler into next week as this cold front approaches. but for the time being, we're between high pressure pressure and we pressure and low pressure and we still the hot air in place still have the hot air in place . evening there. . a balmy evening out there. one, 1 or 2 very isolated thundery showers across parts of the west, but the vast majority staying dry. we'll turn a little murky in places, a bit misty, particularly coasts particularly around the coasts through the west. and it's going to warm as well. to be a very warm night as well. temperatures holding up towns to be a very warm night as well. tem cities|res holding up towns to be a very warm night as well. tem cities in; holding up towns to be a very warm night as well. tem cities in the lding up towns to be a very warm night as well. tem cities in the mid

it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office.ear spells to come , but further rain spells to come, but further rain arrives during tuesday . some of arrives during tuesday. some of that once again will be heavy with a strong breeze, but nothing bad to agnes storm. agnes named by the met office because of the risk of widespread disruption into wednesday as that arrives before that, it will be a breezy night. but nothing out of ordinary. but nothing out of the ordinary. some clear spells and the lightest winds will be towards the england . the east and south of england. that's where we'll see some mist patches form but the patches form by dawn. but the patchy cloud elsewhere and that breeze will keep temperatures in the double figures in many spots . first thing we've got some showers moving into central southern england . they push into southern england. they push into the midlands, east anglia and the midlands, east anglia and the south—east by mid—morning . the south—east by mid—morning. perhaps the odd rumble of thunder associa

the met office said a temperature of 32.7 degrees celsius was recorded in heathrow, in west london. be the last hot day for some areas of england and wales, stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. if, like me, you're finding it too hot and humid, relief is on the way, but not for most of us until after the weekend. so it stays very warm, very muggy, there will be thundery showers and there are warnings out from the met office. more details on our website. but again, we'll have another day with temperatures exceeding 30 degrees celsius. so again, the record is broken. today looks like it might well be the hottest day of the year so far, just getting a little bit ahead of thursday's 32.6 degrees celsius. widely warm, very warm, infact, and humid. temperatures not quite so high in the north and west, purely because we have this weather front approaching, so more cloud, bringing rain into the western and later northern isles, showers ahead of it. and this afternoon, because we have that mix of the heat as well, some home—grown downpours, torrential downpours continuing well into the

it all comes after a met police officer - it's not worth it. th the murder of ah—nau ms chris kaba last year. he was fatally shot while in a borrowed car. an incident police there was linked to a gun. the met has been kenta stresa note that military personnel will not be involved in armed patrols across the streets of london. that work will be done by police officers, the majority of which i would told will be from the met, there numbers will be built up with other officers from across the force across the country. some officers from other forces have refused to work in the capital in solidarity with them at college. the home secretary said she ordered the review to ensure armed officers have the confidence to do theirjob. the big question is whether that instills confidence in the communities they serve. ellie price, bbc news. grant shapps says it would be crazy not to look again at the rising cost of the adjusted rail project a decision on whether the government will scrap the birmingham to manchester section of the line is expected soon. it i

as and the met office officers.in in parts of the country. later, strong winds and coastal gales are expected to develop in parts of england and wales . heavy rain and storms wales. heavy rain and storms have hit much of the country since the weekend. even the cast of street were forced of coronation street were forced to famous cobbled to abandon their famous cobbled set due to the sudden downpours . the met office predicts unsettled weather for the week ahead, with blustery showers and sunny spells . this is gb news sunny spells. this is gb news across the uk on tv , in your across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play your smart speaker by saying play gb news. now it's back to martin and . pip martin and. pip >> tatiana thank you . now back >> tatiana thank you. now back to our top story this hour , the to our top story this hour, the top uk financial regulator has found no evidence that politicians ions are being refused bank accounts because of their political stan

weather forecast brought to you by the met office.ss the uk and not a huge amount changing throughout this weekend. we've got those isobars fairly spread out, so bringing us some light winds and still bringing that air up from the south. so fairly warm as well . we've seen some warm as well. we've seen some heavy and thunderstorms heavy showers and thunderstorms throughout today and they will slowly ease away we go slowly ease away as we go through tonight. so leaving a fairly dry night for many. they're a bit of rain and drizzle across the far northwest, though, we go northwest, though, as we go into the of sunday the early hours of sunday morning . area heavy morning. an area of heavy showers thunderstorms showers and thunderstorms starting to push into the southwest that's all during southwest and that's all during another warm and night. so another warm and humid night. so to start sunday morning, those showers will make their way north eastwards into wales, the midlands, and later on into northern england, northern ireland and in

the met office has warned.erable or low lying areas . vulnerable or low lying areas. strong and disruptive winds are expected to last until tomorrow morning , with the storm at its morning, with the storm at its worst tonight . us gb news across worst tonight. us gb news across the uk on tv in your car on digital radio and now on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. this is britain's news . channel >> my thanks to polly middlehurst who returns in an hours middlehurst who returns in an hour's time. tomorrow's news tonight in our media buzz. let's kick off with a first look at tomorrow's front pages as . an tomorrow's front pages as. an and here we go. shocking story . and here we go. shocking story. girl, 15 killed for dumping boy. we've heard about this story in the bulletin from polly just now . machete revenge on bus to school. police are questioning a teenage boy after a 15 year old schoolgirl was stabbed to death with a machete on her bus trip on her way to school. witnesses said the attack happened a

and the met office livelihoods.he met office says more than a month's rain could fall by the end of today . could fall by the end of today. an amber weather warning for thunderstorms is in place across parts of devon and somerset. severe flash flooding has been reported in the towns of dawlish and kenton . both of those are in and kenton. both of those are in devon and flights have been cancelled at exeter airport. meanwhile a yellow warning is in place across south—west england and south wales . place across south—west england and south wales. this is . place across south—west england and south wales . this is . gb and south wales. this is. gb news across the united kingdom on your television, in your car, on your television, in your car, on digital radio, and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news it's time for the news now it's time for the camilla tominey show . camilla tominey show. >> good morning and welcome to the camilla tominey show. lovely to have your company this morning again. we've got a jam pac

tells the bbc — it will provide the support of armed soldiers to london police after dozens of met officersanded in their weapons. touchdown, i repeat src has touched down. and there you heard it — the nasa probe — which has spent the last seven years flying through space — carrying the largest asteroid sample ever collected — touches down. uncertainty surrounds the future of the uk's high speed hs2 rail line — a senior cabinet minister says it would be �*crazy�* not to review the project amid rising costs. hello and welcome. breaking news the last half hour or so. the ministry of defence has confirmed to the bbc that it will provide the support of armed soldiers to the metropolitan police, after a large number of firearms officers handed in their weapons. they turned in their firearms permits after an armed officer was charged with the murder of 24—year—old chris kaba — who was shot and killed in south london last year. he was later found to be unarmed. earlier, the home secretary, suella braverman, ordered a review of armed policing. our correspondentjoe inwood has the latest. tell us exa

so very heavy rain over parts of sotdo have a met office, yellow we do have a met office, yellow warningplace here, but also parts midlands and parts of the midlands and extending towards extending up towards lincolnshire and across to cambridgeshire and norfolk in line for some heavy line for some quite heavy downpours especially downpours, especially through the further north the early hours. further north and west. it will turn a little drier with the exception being northwest scotland where it'll stay further stay blustery with further showers as skies clear temperatures to single temperatures may dip to single figures. most towns figures. but most towns and cities stay double cities will stay in double digits . cities will stay in double digits. friday is, by and cities will stay in double digits . friday is, by and large, digits. friday is, by and large, a but early on there a fine day, but early on there will some rain still over will be some rain still over east in the south—east of east anglia in the south—east of england fairly england should scoot away fairly smartly. of showe

the met office has warned. in vulnerable or low lying areas . vulnerable or low lying areas. strong and disruptive winds are expected to last until tomorrow morning , with the storm at its morning, with the storm at its worst tonight . us gb news across worst tonight. us gb news across the uk on tv in your car on digital radio and now on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. this is britain's news . channel >> my thanks to polly middlehurst who returns in an hours middlehurst who returns in an hour's time. tomorrow's news tonight in our media buzz. let's kick off with a first look at tomorrow's front pages as . an tomorrow's front pages as. an and here we go. shocking story . and here we go. shocking story. girl, 15 killed for dumping boy. we've heard about this story in the bulletin from polly just now . machete revenge on bus to school. police are questioning a teenage boy after a 15 year old schoolgirl was stabbed to death with a machete on her bus trip on her way to school. witnesses said the attack ha

scores of met officers have now stood down from their firearms duties because of that charge. written to the home secretary, saying that it's right his officers are held to the highest standards, but that the current system undermines them. here's our home affairs correspondent tom symonds. this morning, routine police patrols around westminster remained noticeably armed, and the metropolitan police says it has enough officers willing to carry out routine firearms duties. but carrying a gun for the police is a voluntaryjob and sources say up to 300 met officers have "handed in their ticket". scotland yard wouldn't confirm that figure. the shooting of chris kaba last september and the announcement of a murder charge against an unnamed police officer triggered this protest. the association for armed officers is concerned that when there is a shooting its members are not supported. i there is a shooting its members are not summed-— not supported. i can't understand wh can't not supported. i can't understand why can't be _ not supported. i can't understand why can't be an — not sup

so drug technology and september's heat wave is set to peak on saturday with the met office saying temperaturesdoes well, it will be the uk's hottest day of the yean the uk's hottest day of the year, though further north it will be cooler. the uk health security agency has issued an amber warning for heat until sunday evening . this is gb news sunday evening. this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's back over to mark and . pip we news now it's back over to mark and. pip we brianna, thank news now it's back over to mark and . pip we brianna, thank you and. pip we brianna, thank you very much indeed. >> and welcome back to the live desk. >> and welcome back to the live desk . so the cowboys are running desk. so the cowboys are running the country. according to labour leader sir keir starmer going in on rishi sunak as pmqs returned from a summer recess . it's the from a summer recess. it's the first for seven weeks and boy , first for seven weeks and boy, did it go in with a bang . did it go in with a bang. >> the tr

met office severe weather warnings are in force from wednesday afternoon until thursday morning.e the seeds attached to the cover now cost more than the cost of the magazine itself. published weekly since 1884, it backed the dig for victory campaigns in both world wars. you're live with bbc news. some breaking news from the uk where the broadcaster gb news has suspended one of its presenters laurence fox over comments he made during a live broadcast about a female journalist. during a live broadcast about a femalejournalist. in a during a live broadcast about a female journalist. in a statement of gb and you said, "we have formally suspended laurence fox while we continue our investigation into comments he made on the channel last night. mrfox's suspension is effective immediately and he has been taken off air. we will be formally apologising to ms evans today." the incident relates to comments mr fox made today." the incident relates to comments mrfox made on dan wootton's programme about ava evans who works for the online news site joe. she posted video of the comments on the s

it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office.e gb news forecast, a fine day in scotland, sunny spells here, but showers elsewhere and perhaps some longer spells of rain for a time as a number of weather fronts clear through. but they clear ing low but they are clear ing low pressure is disappearing through the rest of the day. high pressure builds for the weekend for the time being, though, the remnants some rainfall remnants of some rainfall clearing from the southeast east, leaving behind a few showers for england and wales. some heavy downpours in places actually, especially north wales. later east wales. and then later east anglia south—east an area anglia in the south—east an area of cloud well as some patchy of cloud as well as some patchy rain for northern ireland, northern far northern england and the far south scotland. south of scotland. but the lion's of the sunshine lion's share of the sunshine northern scotland . here, 18 to northern scotland. here, 18 to 20 celsius low 20s further south where we do get some sunshine

who of your gb news weather forecast provided by the met office . have provided by the met office. be ending on a relatively fine note for many of us. some late sunny spells to be had generally lots of dry had and generally lots of dry clear weather into the night as well. some mist well. we'll allow for some mist and to develop into and fog patches to develop into the early hours of sunday morning, most extensively the early hours of sunday mo central most extensively the early hours of sunday mo central easternrost extensively the early hours of sunday mo central eastern areas(tensively for central eastern areas of england. further towards the north, we've got band of rain pushing scotland. north, we've got band of rain pushirbe scotland. north, we've got band of rain pushirbe at scotland. north, we've got band of rain pushirbe at times otland. north, we've got band of rain pushirbe at times for nd. north, we've got band of rain pushirbe at times for the could be heavy at times for the isle and the northern isle of lewis and the northern isles , but us will see isles, but most of

despite some cloud met office.seen some sunny intervals into afternoon it will into this afternoon and it will be a fairly fine end to the day as well the tending to as well. the cloud tending to melt into this evening, melt away into this evening, providing those clear intervals , though the mist and fog will be overnight, be returning overnight, particularly for particularly extensive for central areas of central eastern areas of england. we can't rule out england. but we can't rule out some elsewhere well . some patches elsewhere as well. we'll turning windier for the we'll be turning windier for the northern with we'll be turning windier for the northearound with we'll be turning windier for the northearound coastline. with we'll be turning windier for the northearound coastline. someh gales around coastline. some heavy outbursts rain as well heavy outbursts of rain as well . noticeably warmer night . and a noticeably warmer night here to previously, but here compared to previously, but elsewhere , staying up a

. >> and of course, aiden from the met office has your weather.t's a warm start out there, but will it be the fifth day in a row in which temperatures in the uk have exceeded 30 celsius? >> i'll have all the details in the forecast coming up soon. good morning. >> i'm stephen dixon. >> i'm stephen dixon. >> and i'm anne diamond and this is breakfast on gb news. news. >> should we start with a bit of royal style? >> oh, i think so. >> oh, i think so. >> and the kiss . oh, the royal >> and the kiss. oh, the royal kiss. it was lovely because gazza paul gascoigne lives in bournemouth nowadays . bournemouth nowadays. >> and. and he wanders around and he has a cup of coffee and there he was in pret yesterday in bournemouth and he saw that prince william had arrived. yes but you see, this is divided. >> our household. oh. because i sort of think oh well that's quite nice. you know , a little quite nice. you know, a little kiss like that. which way are we? there you go. you know, a little friendly kiss. whereas i see the other side of the argument should

it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office with the gb news forecast.ning and more hot sunshine to come for many of us into afternoon. not us into the afternoon. not everywhere. some cloud everywhere. there is some cloud out , some low and out there, some low cloud and some along the east coast some mist along the east coast of england. and scotland that will to retreat back to the will tend to retreat back to the immediate coast by the afternoon. but it will make those eastern coastal areas a touch cooler and there's some low cloud creeping out towards southwestern assures high cloud and elsewhere, turning the sunshine a bit more hazy. but for most it's dry, it's bright and temperatures will again will be remarkably high, mid to high. 20s be remarkably high, mid to high. 205 30 be remarkably high, mid to high. 20s 30 or 31 celsius towards the south—east. then into the evening . there's always the evening. there's always the potential for some high based showers and thunderstorms . aims showers and thunderstorms. aims to turn up across southwestern area

the met office have issued a yellow weather warning for thunderstorms for most of northern ireland, partsame agatha christie managed to keep her whereabouts under the radar. a life—size statue has just been unveiled there in her honour, as katharine da costa reports. like the intrigue from one of her novels, agatha christie's love affair with the market town of wallingford was one of her best kept secrets. agatha christie made wallingford her home. she lived here for more than a0 years, from 193a until her death in 1976. but she was such a private person, many here wouldn't have even known that the queen of crime writing was living in their midst. it was special because it was a place that she and her second husband, who was an archaeologist called max mallowan, actually were able to have privacy to themselves. they were able to live a more normal life. in the town, she only introduced herself to people as �*mrs mallowan'. not everybody knew that she was agatha christie. i'm from the bbc. may i congratulate you on performance put out by the mousetrap? do you think it is the best play you'

it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office.the gb news forecast, it's going to stay warm in the south over the next 24 hours. it's going to stay cool in the north. but through the weekend, there's an increased chance of thundery showers places as the showers in places as the humidity rises . for the time humidity rises. for the time being, a weather front is stuck across central swathe of the uk that's been bringing wet weather all day, really across central and southern scotland, northern england, northern ireland. that continues into the night time to the far north. we keep clear spells and a few showers, temperatures dipping in northern scotland , 3 to 6 celsius in scotland, 3 to 6 celsius in places . places. but it's a warm night across much of england and wales. teens in places . and wales. mid teens in places. and as night some of increased chance of some of these thundery showers turning up parts of wales in the up across parts of wales in the southwest. these fade away during the morning once again. then a fine day once