. back their stories in the east midlands-_ back their stories in the east midlands. . �*, , ., midlandslands. that's right. schools have just been getting — midlands. that's right. schools have just been getting on _ midlands. that's right. schools have just been getting on with _ midlands. that's right. schools have just been getting on with it. - midlands. that's right. schools have just been getting on with it. a - just been getting on with it. a parent— just been getting on with it. a parent myself with primary school a -e parent myself with primary school age children. it's remarkable what they've _ age children. it's remarkable what they've done i think we can all agree — they've done i think we can all agree with that. i haven't heard anything — agree with that. i haven't heard anything from my school or any of the schools — anything from my school or any of the schools in my area about what might _ the schools in my area about what might be — the schools in my area about what might be happening in a couple of week5' _ might be happening in a couple of weeks' time. i think is app

nicola gilroy, bbc east midlands today, nottingham.r milton keynes have been mobilising support. one local church has received thousands of donations to help those in need. meanwhile, the local cricket club has been organising games to help refugees settle into the community. theo chikomba has been to meet them. a moment ofjoy for these afghan refugees in newport pagnall, taking part in the sport they love back home. off the pitch, fazli says the support from the local cricket club and others has been invaluable. the support has been very good. the local church, the islamic centre and some other churches, the afghan welcome programme, they have been very effective in having actively supported the afghan refugees and families here. so far we have got enough number of pushchairs for babies, other baby products. with no shortage of runs on the pitch, one thing is still playing on this man's mind — for his family and friends to find refuge soon. they are very, very sad and they hope the british will relocate them to the uk, but they are wa

_ degrees the top temperature in the midlands and _ degrees the top temperature in the midlands andhe midlands and compare that with just ten _ the midlands and compare that with just ten in _ the midlands and compare that withjust ten in shetland. - the midlands and compare that with just ten in shetland. this. with just ten in shetland. this lozen . e with just ten in shetland. this lozenge of— with just ten in shetland. this lozenge of cold _ with just ten in shetland. this lozenge of cold air _ with just ten in shetland. tiiiii: lozenge of cold air locked with just ten in shetland. lozenge of cold air locked in from the north but already clearing away and you can see the orange covers the flooding across the map meaning warm and at times humid weather in the air holding a lot of moisture which means a lot of cloud. low pressure to the north and low to the south and a westerly wind and the strong wind across the northern half of the uk and one that will deliver a lot of cloud across western scotland, northern ireland and parts of northern england and wales in the cloud thick conn

they've been speaking exclusively to our midlands correspondent, sian lloyd.e've still got her daughter. suzanne van hagen was a much loved sister, daughter and mother. she died aged 34. her body was found along with that of her partner by her nine—year—old daughter. sometimes i can think that suzanne is still here but she's... you know, she's somewhere else. and i think to think like that is easier, you know, to cope with it. because we do miss her. prior to suzanne's death in 2013, allegations of domestic violence by her partner, john worton, against her, had been reported to west midlands police. after suzanne's death, a postmortem examination revealed marks on her neck and traces of drugs in her system. west midlands police issued an inaccurate press release to the media saying her death was believed to be due to an accidental overdose. they saw and assumed what they wanted to. it was like when she had drugs in her system, that was it then, everything else was forgotten about and suzanne wasn't like that. | and that is when our fight began, | really, becau

wales and across the midlands and those storms will push northwards as we go onto the night.ell as the night across northern england working with a few cracks of thunder to be expected. still dry at this stage, across the east midlands, east anglia, south—east england and becoming drier later in the night across western counties of northern ireland. now, tomorrow, generally, it�*s quite an unsettled—looking weather picture. we have got these areas of rain putting across wales, the midlands, to scotland and later on in the day we start to see that rain turning increasingly heavy and thundery as it works into eastern england becomes particularly slow moving and there could be some areas of around 30—110 millimetres of rain, so the risk of some low cloud, surface water. the weather becoming drier and sunnier, they will come across many western areas. now, the week ahead, by and large it is a quiet start to the new week with sunny spells around. however, later in the week, low pressure takes over and the weather will turn wet and windy. it is going to be a bit more like autumn la

during the evening, rain my push into parts of the midlands especially the west midlands, may fringeme in southwest england overnight and into monday morning. the clearest skies will be in scotland, northern ireland and northern counties in northern england with a much cooler night to come with temperatures quite down into single figures with some sunshine as monday starts. some uncertainty on monday about how far north this rain might get and might slip a little bit further on the western side of the uk, may be reaching towards the southern parts of scotland later in the day but the driest weather will be further east with a good deal of bright or sunny spells. with uncertainty about how far north rain will get, it will gradually clearly from eastern parts on tuesday. brighter, sunnier conditions following him behind with the few showers and spots of rain in parts of northern ireland and scotland. and then after that, looks as if we'll get up a couple of drier dates, many drier days before we see another atlantic weather system bearing down on us bringing some rain on thursday night

during the evening, rain my push into parts of the midlands especially the west midlands, may fringeght and into monday morning. the clearest skies will be in scotland, northern ireland and northern counties in northern england with a much cooler night to come with temperatures quite down into single figures with some sunshine as monday starts. some uncertainty on monday about how far north this rain might get and might slip a little bit further on the western side of the uk, may be reaching towards the southern parts of scotland later in the day but the driest weather will be further east with a good deal of bright or sunny spells. with uncertainty about how far north rain will get, it will gradually clearly from eastern parts on tuesday. brighter, sunnier conditions following him behind with the few showers and spots of rain in parts of northern ireland and scotland. and then after that, looks as if we'll get up a couple of drier dates, many drier days before we see another atlantic weather system bearing down on us bringing some rain on thursday night into friday on the current ti

some of that rain also moving into the midlands through the second half of the day.uite fresh in the north, only 12 degrees in aberdeen. at least it is dry here with some sunshine. 22 in the south this evening. this rain is very slow moving, quite a compact area of rain affecting wales and parts of the midlands through the night. dry tonight across scotland and northern ireland, around 6—10 celsius. still mild in the south at around 1a. so another cloudy and damp, if not wet at times, picture in the south—west of the uk on monday. some of that rain will move around the irish sea as well, but generally speaking the north, east and the far south remains dry through monday. goodbye! hello this is bbc news. the headlines... emma raducanu makes history at the us open, beating leylah fernandez to become the first british woman to win a grand slam singles final in 44 years. the queen is among those congratulating the teenager following her stunning victory in new york, just months after finishing her a—levels. the uk's health secretary says the government won't introduce va

they�*ve been speaking exclusively to our midlands correspondent, sian lloyd. here but she�*s... you know, she somewhere else. and i think to think like that is easier, you know, to cope with it. because we do miss her. prior to suzanne�*s death in 2013, allegations of domestic violence by her partner, john worton, against her, had been reported to west midlands police. after suzanne�*s death, a postmortem examination revealed marks on her neck and traces of drugs in her system. west midlands police issued an inaccurate press release to the media saying her death was believed to be due to an accidental overdose. they saw and assumed what they wanted to. it was like when she had drugs in her system, that was it then, everything else was forgotten about and suzanne wasn�*t like that. and that is when our fight began, really, because we were adamant. that�*s not what happened, and that�*s it. today, more than eight years after suzanne died, the force has said sorry to herfamily who never gave up their battle to get to the truth. the apology by the chief constable

overnight, more rain to come across wales, the midlands, some of the western areas of england.cotland and northern ireland, meanwhile, turning really quite chilly. indeed, in the countryside for north—east scotland, temperatures could get down to around three or four degrees. that's your weather. hello, this is bbc news with joanna gosling. the headlines: emma raducanu makes history at the us open beating leylah fernandez to become the first british woman to win a grand slam singles final in 44 years. the queen is among those congratulating the teenager following her stunning victory in new york, just months after finishing her a—levels. the health secretary says the government will not introduce vaccine passports in england, ahead of plans to protect the nhs from rising covid cases this winter. a day of remembrance draws to a close. america pays tribute to the victims of 9/11, 20 years on. the anti—immigration hungarian prime minister, victor orban, meets pope francis in budapest. i will be back with the latest news at one o'clock. first it is time for click on bbc news. this

they've been speaking exclusively to our midlands correspondent, sian lloyd.s a much loved sister, daughter and mother. she died aged 34. her body was found, along with that of her partner by her nine—year—old daughter. sometimes i can think that suzanne is still here but she's... you know, she somewhere else. and i think to think like that is easier, you know, to cope with it. because we do miss her. reports that suzanne had been abused by her partner, john worton, had been made to west midlands police before she died. during a postmortem examination, marks were found on her neck and there were traces of drugs in her system. the force issued an inaccurate press release saying her death was believed to be due to an accidental overdose. they saw and assumed what they wanted to. it was like when she had drugs in her system, that was it then, everything else was forgotten about and suzanne wasn't like that. and that is when our fight began, really, because we were adamant. that's not what happened, and that's it. the apology by the chief constable of west midland

. _ also, i can tell you in the west midlands, in the area i write about we have _ midlands, in the areamps and councillor say a lot of their constituents have been contacting them _ constituents have been contacting them i_ constituents have been contacting them. i mean, what i don't think is entirely— them. i mean, what i don't think is entirely clear — them. i mean, what i don't think is entirely clear as to what extent this is— entirely clear as to what extent this is a — entirely clear as to what extent this is a sort of something, a result— this is a sort of something, a result of— this is a sort of something, a result of covids and a backlog of case, _ result of covids and a backlog of case, it — result of covids and a backlog of case, it has— result of covids and a backlog of case, it has existed and of course covid _ case, it has existed and of course covid is _ case, it has existed and of course covid is still— case, it has existed and of course covid is still very much happening, we kind _ covid is still very much happening, we kind of— covid is still very much happening, we k

during the evening, rain may push into parts of the midlands especially the west midlands, may fringe be in scotland, northern ireland and northern counties in northern england with a much cooler night to come with temperatures quite down into single figures with some sunshine as monday starts. some uncertainty on monday about how far north this rain might get and might slip a little bit further on the western side of the uk, may be reaching towards the southern parts of scotland later in the day but the driest weather will be further east with a good deal of bright or sunny spells. with uncertainty about how far north rain will get, it will gradually clear away from eastern parts on tuesday. brighter, sunnier conditions following on behind with the few showers and spots of rain in parts of northern ireland and scotland. and then after that, looks as if we'll get up a couple of drier dates, many drier days before we see another atlantic weather system bearing down on us bringing some rain on thursday night into friday on the current timing. so, the main story about this week's weather

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tomorrow generally an unsettled looking with a picture, areas of rain pushing across wales, the midlandsicularly slow moving and it could be some areas that see 30—a0 millimetres of rain so the risk of some localised flooding across parts of eastern england, the weather becoming dry and sunny across many western areas. the week ahead, by and large as quite start to the new week with sunny spells around, but the weather will turn right in windy and it will feel more like autumn late in the week. on monday, if you week weather fronts dotted around, one in the north—west, one to the south, pressure will rise at least, south, pressure will rise at least, so any rain limited to east anglia, south—east england, a few showers coming into the north—west but the many parts of the country dry day and temperatures in the high teens to low 20s. and a similar picture on tuesday, more dry weather, sunny spells for the most part as well, any early mist and fog patches lifting but it will start to turn windy across scotland and northern ireland, a few isolated showers pushing in here. but the real chang

into wales, some rain to move on as a day goes on into the evening, may be pushing into the west midlandsll no 20s and east anglia and south—east england. this is bbc news. the headlines at seven... commemoration services have taken place across the united states of america, 20 years since the nine 11 terror attacks. the names of the almost 3000 victims were read out at events in new york, washington and pennsylvania. bell rings six moments of silence have been held, marking the times each of the four hijacked planes crashed and when the world trade center buildings collapsed on that day in 2001. former presidents clinton and obama joined joe biden in new york, as george w bush spoke in pennsylvania, calling for people to come together much of our politics has become a naked appeal to anger, fear and resentment. that leaves us worried about our nation and our future together.

three degrees 23 degrees the top temperature in the midlands, compared withjust midlands, compared withcold air already clearing away and you can see the orange colours flooding across the map as we head to the next for few days. that means a lot in class. low pressure to the north, high pressure to the south, quite a strong win and one that will deliver a lot of cloud. that cloud thick enough to give some spots of rain, some mist and hill fog here and there. but with some shelter with the westerly wind, the cloud should break to give some sunshine at times. 20 or 21 degrees. across parts of wales and england, some real warmth, especially in the sunnier places. through friday night, we will keep that warm and humid air in place. we will also see a lot of cloud. more �*s persistent rain into the far north, and a very mild start to saturday for most of us. we can expect a lot of cloud in the forecast, a lot of dry weather, too. the high actually building too. the high actually building to the east of us. low pressure trying to push and from the west. a lot of dry weather around, but exten

during the evening, rain may push into parts of the midlands especially the west midlands, may fringenight and into monday morning. the clearest skies will be in scotland, northern ireland and northern counties in northern england with a much cooler night to come with temperatures quite down into single figures with some sunshine as monday starts. some uncertainty on monday about how far north this rain might get and might slip a little bit further on the western side of the uk, may be reaching towards the southern parts of scotland later in the day but the driest weather will be further east with a good deal of bright or sunny spells. with uncertainty about how far north rain will get, it will gradually clear away from eastern parts on tuesday. brighter, sunnier conditions following on behind with the few showers and spots of rain in parts of northern ireland and scotland. and then after that, looks as if we'll get up a couple of drier dates, many drier days before we see another atlantic weather system bearing down on us bringing some rain on thursday night into friday on the curren

during the evening, rain may push into parts of the midlands especially the west midlands, may fringevernight and into monday morning. the clearest skies will be in scotland, northern ireland and northern counties in northern england with a much cooler night to come with temperatures quite down into single figures with some sunshine as monday starts. some uncertainty on monday about how far north this rain might get and might slip a little bit further on the western side of the uk, may be reaching towards the southern parts of scotland later in the day but the driest weather will be further east with a good deal of bright or sunny spells. with uncertainty about how far north rain will get, it will gradually clearly from eastern parts on tuesday. brighter, sunnier conditions following him behind with the few showers and spots of rain in parts of northern ireland and scotland. and then after that, looks as if we'll get up a couple of drier dates, many drier days before we see another atlantic weather system bearing down on us bringing some rain on thursday night into friday on the curre

20s. 20 to around 2a degrees in parts of england and wales, particularly in north wales and the midlandsards east anglia. tonight we have southerly winds, meaning a slightly more humid field strengthens and helps break up cloud more, but gives temperatures in the high side through tomorrow morning, sitting in the mid teens. a few showers overnight and into the morning and some showers on sunday as well. the weather front towards the west of ireland is this here, a cold front and we have some ahead of it but behind it is autumn waiting. that will slowly push its way towards ireland and western scotland through the day, initial showers here and a reasonably bright start for many, but outbreaks of rain in the afternoon with heavy and gusty winds. across many parts of the uk, more cloud for the uk, but more sunshine tomorrow, and 22 in the north highlands, 23 2a towards eastern of england. by the end of some day, sunshine in ireland and western scotland, the rain heavy at times, though, gusty winds too. monday morning could be wet across scotland and parts of northern and eastern england, bu

wales and across the midlands and those storms will push northwards as we go onto the night.orking with a few cracks of thunder to be expected. still dry at this stage across the east the east midlands, east anglia, south—east england and becoming drier later in the night across western counties of northern ireland. now tomorrow it is quite an unsettled looking weather picture. we have got rain putting across wales, the midlands, to scotland and later on in the day we start to see that rain turning increasingly heavy and sundry as it works into eastern england and becomes particularly slow moving and they could be some areas of around 30—40 millimetres of rain put the risk of some low cloud surface water. the weather becoming drier and sunnier, they will come across many western areas. now, the week ahead, by and large it is a quiet start to the new week with sunny spells around however later in the pressure takes over the weather will turn wet and windy. it is going to be a bit more like autumn later in the week. monday, few week when the front started around but generally p

tomorrow an unsettled weather picture with areas of rain pushing across wales, the midlands into scotlanding across eastern england. the weather becoming drier and sunnier across many western areas. the week ahead as by and large a quiet start to the new week with sunny spells alone. however later in the week low pressure takes over and the weather will turn wet and windy. it will feel a bit more like art. monday, weather fronts dotted around, one in the south—west and one in the south—east but generally pressure will rise for the time. any rain limited to east anglia in south—east england. a few showers but for many parts of the country a dry picture were temperatures in the high teens to low pictures. 20s. any mist and fog patches tending to left but it will get windier across scotland and northern ireland and a few isolated showers are pushing on towards the afternoon. temperatures still high teens to low 20s but the real change in the weather takes place towards the middle of the week as we start seeing areas of low pressure moving on towards the end of the week those of low pressure

where we see those outbreaks of rain start to form, heavy showers crossing the midlands, some of thosew if anything, the rain is getting a bit heavier, a bit more extensive as well as it marches its way across wales, midlands, across northern england and scotland. slowly we are starting to see the rain ease off across westernmost areas of northern ireland. so here it should be a reasonably dry start to the day on sunday. but otherwise, many of us will see at least some rain during day on sunday as these areas of rain continued to push their way eastward. the rain is going to get increasingly heavy later in the day across eastern areas across england. where the rain is going to grind to a halt and the amount of rain we see from place to place is going to vary quite a bit. but there will be a few areas that pick—up is much as 30 or a0 mm. there is a risk of seeing some localised surface water flooding across the east. many western areas actually, the weather will improve through sunday afternoon with a bit more in the way of sunshine. taking a look at the week ahead, it�*s not a bad star

the showers and storms through the midlands fade away, but it is out west where we see to see these weatheringing more persistent and at times heavy rain, but the eastern side of england will stay dry, quite mild and muggy here, but further north a bit fresher, particularly where we have any clear spells across the far north of scotland. so, for part two of the weekend, we have more weather fronts round, so it's going to be cloudier generally, certainly to start the day, with outbreaks of rain, some of it quite heavy. the rain, though, becomes confined towards the eastern side of the country through sunday afternoon, particularly eastern england, some heavy thundery bursts. meanwhile, it brightens up out west, so a better day for wales with some sunshine, one or two showers, though not quite as warm as what we'll see today. rising global gas prices, no calls for immediate concern over the supply of gas after a meeting of industry leaders as at least four macro energy companies are expected to go bust next week. we macro energy companies are expected to go bust next week.— to go bust next we

are increasing in the midlands and wales.rts of south—west england, especially cornwall and devon, and it looks like it will cover much of wales by the time we get into the evening and temperatures for the most part in the teens, low 20s for some and east anglia and south—east england. during the evening, the rain may push into buzz in the west midlands, it may fringing to merseyside and still affecting south—west england overnight and into monday morning. the clearest skies will be in scotland, northern ireland, northern counties of northern england and a cooler night to come, to put it down to single figures, but some sunshine is monday styles. some uncertainty about how far north of the rainbow get, it may slip further up the western side of the uk, may reach into scotland in later in the day. a good deal of cloud, a few bright and sunny spells. when i about how far north of rain will get, it will gradually from eastern parts on tuesday, friday conditions following behind, some rain impacting parts of northern ireland and

of two spots, but essentially speaking, it's a quiet day with hot sunshine, particularly in the midlands, we're expecting some showers, maybe some thunderstorms out west. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines: the taliban flag is raised in the one part of afghanistan that has remained outside its control. the resistance says it will fight on. 298 people were killed when mh—i7 was shot down over eastern ukraine seven years ago. now, their relatives give harrowing testimony to a court in the netherlands. translation: ijust couldn't stop |crying until i woke up screaming, | months and months on end, every night, over and over again. waiting for the chance to eat — concern grows that millions could go hungry as myanmar edges towards civil war.

during the evening, rain my push into parts of the midlands especially the west midlands, may fringehwest england overnight and into monday morning. the clearest skies will be in scotland, northern ireland and northern counties in northern england with a much cooler night to come with temperatures quite down into single figures with some sunshine as monday starts. some uncertainty on monday about how far north this rain might get and might slip a little bit further on the western side of the uk, may be reaching towards the southern parts of scotland later in the day but the driest weather will be further east with a good deal of bright or sunny spells. with uncertainty about how far north rain will get, it will gradually clearly from eastern parts on tuesday. brighter, sunnier conditions following him behind with the few showers and spots of rain in parts of northern ireland and scotland. and then after that, looks as if we'll get up a couple of drier dates, many drier days before we see another atlantic weather system bearing down on us bringing some rain on thursday night into frid

of heavy rain working east and stretching from south—east scotland into north—east england, the midlandsrts of the west country and that will push east as we go through the evening, clearing overnight to leave clearer skies behind but xiao was speeding through the west. it will stay quite breezy and it is going to be quite a chilly night with temperatures in the towns and cities getting into single digits and some spots in the countryside down to around 4 . so spots in the countryside down to around 4. so a cool start tomorrow morning, but a around 4. so a cool start tomorrow morning, buta bright around 4. so a cool start tomorrow morning, but a bright start for most of us, and yes, there will be some showers, especially through northern ireland, south—west scotland, northern england and one or two in the midlands, east anglia and the south—east but not too many showers, and a lot of dry weather and some spells of sunshine. it will stay breezy and it will stay cool. top temperatures between 13 and 16 and it will turn chilly for a time on wednesday evening, but into thursday morning, mild

we've seen outbreaks of rain starting to form, some heavy showers crossing the midlands. at this one — a downpour crossing the skies of nuneaton captured by weather watcherjack. right now, if anything the rain is getting a bit heavier, a bit more expansive as it makes its way across wales, the midlands, northern ireland and scotland. slowly we're starting to see that rain ease off across westernmost areas of northern ireland. so here it should be a reasonably dry start to the day on sunday, but otherwise many of us will see at least some rain during the day on sunday as these areas of rain continued to push their way eastwards. now, the rain is going to get increasingly heavy late in the day across eastern areas of england, where the rain is going to really grind to a halt. and the amount of rain we see from place to place is going to vary quite a bit, but there will be a few areas that could pick up as much as 30 or a0 mm. there is a risk of seeing some localised surface water flooding across the east. in many western areas, actually, the weather will improve for sunday

where we see those outbreaks of rain start to form, heavy showers crossing the midlands, some of thosehe skies in warwickshire captured by weather watcherjack. right now if anything, the rain is getting a bit heavier, a bit more extensive as well as it marches its way across wales, midlands, across northern england and scotland. slowly we are starting to see the rain ease off across westernmost areas of northern ireland. so here it should be a reasonably dry start to the day on sunday. but otherwise, many of us will see at least some rain during day on sunday as these areas of rain continued to push their way eastward. the rain is going to get increasingly heavy later in the day across eastern areas across england. where the rain is going to grind to a halt and the amount of rain we see from place to place is going to vary quite a bit. but there will be a few areas that pick—up is much as 30 or a0 mm. there is a risk of seeing some localised surface water flooding across the east. many western areas actually, the weather will improve through sunday afternoon with a bit more in the way

the showers and storms through the midlands fade away, but it is out west where we see to see these weatherging more persistent and at times heavy rain, but the eastern side of england will stay dry, quite mild and muggy here, but further north a bit fresher, particularly where we have any clear spells across the far north of scotland. so for part two of the weekend, we have more weather fronts round, so it's going to be cloudier generally, certainly to start the day, with outbreaks of rain, some of it quite heavy. the rain, though, becomes confined towards the eastern side of the country through sunday afternoon, particularly eastern england, some heavy thundery bursts. meanwhile, it brightens up out west, so a better day for wales with some sunshine, one or two showers, though not quite as warm as what we'll see today. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. worries over the soaring price of gas. the government's holding urgent talks with energy industry bosses. it's one of those hidden things that has immense repercussions right the way through the sector and i really do think this is a

not quite so hot for most of us but i think in the midlands it is when we are really going to feel thengland and wales. a little bit more down. morning temperatures pretty badly in glasgow, 15 expected in london, a lot of us waking up to sunshine some of us to some mist and fog which will last through the morning and one or two spots and eventually it is a quiet day with hot sunshine particularly in the midlands up to around 30 degrees, 27 in holcombe on the mid 20s expected in southern and central scotland. the day after that on wednesday we are expecting some showers, may be some thunderstorms out west. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. the taliban say they've seized the last part of afghanistan holding out against their rule. theirflag is raised in panjshir valley — but fighters there dispute the taliban's claims — and say resistance will continue. elsewhere in the country, some students are going back to university — this is how it looks in kabul — men and women are segregated by a curtain. also are segregated by a curtain. across the hour we re| israel, also across th

up to 31 celsius in 1—2 spots in wales, close to 30 in many other areas, for example, across the midlandse on the way. but we are starting to see a breakdown of this sunny weather in the far southwest of the uk. there's just the possibility of some showers early in the morning in cornwall, maybe even the odd crack of thunder. but for many of us, it's sunshine right from the word go and warm — 17 celsius in the morning. now, the reason the weather's going to be changing over the next 2a hours or so is this low pressure which is approaching us. in fact, you can see itjust on the bottom of the screen there. showers and thunderstorms are expected to creep, gently creep into southwestern parts of england and wales. they won't make much progress during the course of wednesday. in fact, by the afternoon, they're just into southern wales, just across the west country, maybe a shower possible in northern ireland. but look at the weather across the rest of the uk — hot and sunny. i wouldn't be surprised if temperatures hit 30 celsius once again on wednesday. now, even through the evening on wednesd

they've been speaking exclusively to our midlands correspondent, sian lloyd.ed 34. her body was found along with that of her partner by her nine—year—old daughter. sometimes i can think that suzanne is still here but she's... you know, she's somewhere else. and i think to think like that is easier, you know, to cope with it, because we do miss her. violence by her partner, john worton, against her, had been reported to west midlands police. after suzanne's death, a postmortem examination revealed marks on her neck and traces of drugs in her system. to an accidental overdose. they saw and assumed what they wanted to. it was like when she had drugs in her system, that was it then, everything else was forgotten about and suzanne wasn't like that. and that is when our fight began, really, because we were adamant. that's not what happened, and that's it. the apology by the chief constable of west midlands police acknowledges that there were failings by the force in its handling of suzanne's case both before and after her death, and it acknowledges the additional di

north—west but that is still quite warm across eastern parts of scotland and as you are downed with the midlands south—east of england temperatures will reach 25, may be 26. as we had ever night we will find it turning on this feel with some fog in the south—west of england, south wales. rain across scotland, northern ireland into the far north of england overnight and cloud around scotland. it will be warmer than last night. a111; or 15 degrees. we have still got some rain lingering across southern scotland and that tends to peter alba for the far north of england were left with more cloud although some sunshine to the eastern side of scotland. sunshine further south. the mist teen is clearing away from the south—west and those temperatures rising. it will be warmer day tomorrow with highs of 26 or 27. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: the head of one of prince charles�* charities temporarily steps down after claims he helped secure an honourfor a major donor. taliban officials have broken up a demonstration by dozens of women in kabul, who were calling for the right to work and to be incl

pushing into the west midlands and northwest england.embering 20 years to the day since the deadliest terror attacks on american soil. at a ceremony held at ground zero victims of the attack on the twin towers were remembered by their loved ones. 20 years feels like an eternity but yet it still feels like yesterday. until we meet again, my love. rest in peace. six moments of silence have been held, marking the times each of the four hijacked planes crashed and when the world trade centre buildings collapsed on that day in 2001. president biden travels to all three attack sites — new york, pennsylvania, and in the last two hours the pentagon in virginia former presidents clinton and obama earlierjoined joe biden in new york, as george w bush spoke in pennsylvania, calling for people to come together so much of our politics has become a naked appeal to anger, fear and resentment. that leaves us worried about our nation and our future together. prince andrew's legal team say they do not believe court papers from lawyers for the woman accusi

i think in the midlands is where we will really feel the heat.nd london, a lot of us will be waking up to sunshine, some of us to some mist and fog which will last through the morning, and one of two spots, essentially speaking, a quiet day with hot sunshine particularly in the midlands, 27 in hull, mid 20s in the midlands, 27 in hull, mid 20s in southern and central scotland. on wednesday, we expect some showers, maybe some thunderstorms out west. hello and welcome. the autumn term is under way across the uk now, with everyone hoping that the disruption of the last 18 months is behind us. yet covid and the pandemic has left a legacy. for the next half an hour, my guests will be discussing that — how best to help pupils to catch up, how to address the mental health problems, and what permanent changes can be made in schools to make post—pandemic education better than what came before. joining us are natalie perea from the education policy institute, jules white — headteacher at tanbridge house school in surrey. with me in the studio, mary bousted

warm sunshine round but we will see increasing heavy showers developing, particularly across the midlandsse temperatures by the end of the afternoon, we could see the mid 20, it is humid too so the showers and thunderstorm also rumble on and move northwards, the weather fronts will start to reinvigorate and merge so it will turn wetter by the end of the night. eastern areas staying dry and it will be another fairly mild one quay from northern scotland. parliament two of the weekend, we have the weather fronts straddling the country, intense as well, particularly as we move through sunday afternoon, some the rain through central and eastern parts will turn out to be heavy and thundery. maybe the chance of localised flooding. an improvement forecast out west. one or two showers are not as warm as this afternoon. see you later. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. worries over the soaring price of gas. the government's holding urgent talks with energy industry bosses. it's one of those hidden things that has that immense repercussions right the way through the sector, and i really do thin

including scotland and the midlands, taking forward this driving purpose of leveling up across the whole country. we will have a new opportunity to reinforce britain place as the leading edge of science and technology, strengthening our national expertise and most significantly, the u.k., australia and the u.s. will be joined even more closely together. reflecting the measure of trust between us. the depth of our friendship and the enduring strength of our shared values of freedom and democracy. only a handful of countries possess nuclear powered submarines. and it is a momentous decision for any nation to acquire this capability. and perhaps equally momentous for any other state to come to its aid. australia is one of our oldest friends. a kindred nation and a fellow democracy and a natural partner in this enterprise. now, the u.k. will embark on this project alongside our allies, making the world safer and generating jobs across our united kingdom. over to you, mr. president. pres. biden: thank you, boris. i would like to thank the fellow down under. thank, powell -- pal. i am honored

we start tomorrow with rain in the midlands, eastern and south—eastern england.gradually and it is one of the brighter days on the way tomorrow with sunny spells and you may catch a shower, more especially in northern ireland, particularly in western scotland with gusty winds once again. it will feel a bit cooler in scotland and northern ireland, a little warmer in east anglia and south—east england after the rain. the weekend weather picture, it's all about this area of low pressure which moves in, develops and strengthens as it moves northwards across the uk. what does that mean? it will be windy, it will get windier and we will see some more rain. there is something to play for in the detail about saturday's weather and who will see the heaviest rain and if winds will be strongest stressed market gives you a flavour of what we expect. getting windier initially in england and wales, an idea of some of the gusts we are expecting that if you have outdoor plans, keep checking the forecast over the next couple of days and throughout the weekend temperatures will be

midlands but it will not be all the time and we won't all see it.d there. more especially in western areas and temperatures responding accordingly. we are looking at highs on saturday getting up to 23 degrees. and it will be 19 in glasgow. then there is a slight change to the weather forecast on sunday because the weather front is coming in faster than we thought and so it will bring rain in across north—west scotland and also into northern ireland and for south staying dry. this is bbc news — these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. at least six people have died as a result of flash floods in new york city and the state of newjersey.— new york the state of newjersey. new york declares a state of emergency. the uk foreign secretary goes to qatar for talks about persuading afghanistan's new rulers to re— open kabul airport — to allow the exit of british nationals and afghans. this is a seen live in doha, we expect to hear from this is a seen live in doha, we expect to hearfrom dominic raab in the next few minutes, we will bring

the showers and storms through the midlands fade away, but it is out west where we see to see these weathers heavy rain, but the eastern side of england will stay dry, quite mild and muggy here, but further north a bit fresher, particularly where we have any clear spells across the far north of scotland. so for part two of the weekend, we have more weather fronts round, so it's going to be cloudier generally, certainly to start the day, with outbreaks of rain, some of it quite heavy. the rain, though, becomes confined towards the eastern side of the country through sunday afternoon, particularly eastern england, some heavy thundery bursts. meanwhile, it brightens up out west, so a better day for wales with some sunshine, one or two showers, though not quite as warm as what we'll see today. hello there. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at five: at least four energy companies are expected to go bust next week — amid soaring gas prices. ministers hold talks with industry representatives. we barely seen supply failures in recent weeks. part as a consequence of that and the res

31 degrees in one or two spots in wales, close to 30 in many other areas, for example, across the midlands see a breakdown of this sunny weather in the far southwest of the uk. there's just the possibility of some showers early in the morning in cornwall, maybe even the odd crack of thunder. but for many of us, it's sunshine right from the word go and warm — 17 degrees in the morning. now, the reason the weather's going to be changing over the next 2a hours or so is this low pressure which is approaching us. in fact, you can see itjust on the bottom of the screen there. showers and thunderstorms are expected to creep, gently creep into southwestern parts of england and wales. they won't make much progress during the course of wednesday. in fact, by the afternoon, they're just into southern wales, just across the west country, maybe a shower possible in northern ireland. but look at the weather across the rest of the uk — hot and sunny. i wouldn't be surprised if temperatures hit 30 degrees once again on wednesday. now, even through the evening on wednesday, you can see these showers just a

up to 31, in one or two spots in wales, close to 30 in many other areas, for example across the midlandsay. we are starting to see a breakdown of this sunny weather in the far south—west of the uk, there is just the possibility of some showers early in the morning in cornwall, and maybe even the odd crack of thunder, but for many, sunshine right from the word go, and warm, 17 degrees in the morning. the weather will be changing over the next 24 will be changing over the next 2a is because of this low which is approaching. you can see it on the bottom of the screen. showers and thunderstorms are expected to creep gently into south—western parts of england and wales. they will not make much progress during the course of wednesday. by the afternoon, just into southern wales and the west country, may be a shower possible in northern ireland, but look at the weather across the rest of the uk, hot and sunny, weather across the rest of the uk, hotand sunny, i weather across the rest of the uk, hot and sunny, i wouldn't be surprised if temperatures hit 30 degrees once again on wednesday. even th

31 degrees in one or two spots in wales, close to 30 in many other areas, for example, across the midlandsg to see a breakdown of this sunny weather in the far southwest of the uk. there's just the possibility of some showers early in the morning in cornwall, maybe even the odd crack of thunder. but for many of us, it's sunshine right from the word go and warm — 17 degrees in the morning. now, the reason the weather's going to be changing over the next 24 hours or so is this low pressure which is approaching us. in fact, you can see itjust on the bottom of the screen there. showers and thunderstorms are expected to creep, gently creep into southwestern parts of england and wales. they won't make much progress during the course of wednesday. in fact, by the afternoon, they're just into southern wales, just across the west country, maybe a shower possible in northern ireland. but look at the weather across the rest of the uk — hot and sunny. i wouldn't be surprised if temperatures hit 30 degrees once again on wednesday. now, even through the evening on wednesday, you can see these showers ju