justice and care is already supporting 1a victims in the east midlands.avigator here. equipment used by athletes during the summer because my commonwealth games are being distributed among community groups —— community groups across the west midlands. the equipment is being given as part of the organiser�*s promised to make the region more active. we visited a basketball club in coventry. the permanent games of summer 2022 may seem like a distant memory, but its legacy lives on because today 16,000 pieces of sports equipment have been redistributed to the midlands and they include the players here in coventry. tell us first of all what is guardian dollars? it first of all what is guardian dollars? , . ., ., dollars? it is a mental and emotional— dollars? it is a mental and emotional well-being - dollars? it is a mental and - emotional well-being programme dollars? it is a mental and _ emotional well-being programme where emotional well—being programme where we harness the power of basketball to promote well—being. h0??? we harness the power of basketball

west midland police have failed them beyond imagination.hey had so many opportunities to save their lives. right up until the end. a sexual predator described as a �*danger to any woman�* has pleaded guilty to the murder of zara aleena who was attacked in london injune after a night out. she was just 35 years of age. she has been described by her family as a joy, a beloved human being. a friend, niece, cousin, granddaughter at all. alcohol is banned at the world cup�*s eight stadiums in qatar, two days before the start of the tournament chancellorjeremy hunt denies tax rises and spending cuts are a "raid on working people" as analysis shows middle income earners will be hit particularly hard and staff at twitter are being locked out of their offices until monday, as reports suggest hundreds more workers have quit the firm after the takeover by elon musk. a man has admitted the murder of zara aleena who was attacked errors materially contributed to the in the last hour. an inquestjury has found that errors made by west midlands police "mater

west midland police have failed khaola and raneem beyond imagination. they had so many opportunities to save their lives. the force says it will learn from its mistakes. also on the programme: the death of zara aleena, the law graduate attacked as she walked home in east london last summer. a man pleads guilty to her murder. a last minute u—turn by fifa — with just two days to kick off, alcohol won't be allowed in the stadiums at the qatar world cup. i don't think it necessarily bodes well, given that they've had 12 years to think about these kind of things and they are changing it so last minute. i think people will be more upset at the u—turn than not being able to actually drink. and, continuing twitter turmoil — staff have been locked out of their offices, after the warning to work long hours or leave. on bbc 0n bbc london, councils are facing tough choices as one leader good evening. west midlands police have apologised after an inquestjury found that mistakes made by the force "materially contributed" to the death of a woman and her mother, who ha

what are your feelings i towards the west midlands police? we towards the west midlands police?l problem? i— happening. do you think this is a national problem? i do i happening. do you think this is a national problem? i do believe i happening. do you think this is a i national problem? i do believe so. domestic abuse _ national problem? i do believe so. domestic abuse is _ national problem? i do believe so. domestic abuse is a _ national problem? i do believe so. domestic abuse is a major i national problem? i do believe so. domestic abuse is a major concern for everybody, locally and internationally. and to fail at that level is very concerning, notjust for domestic abuse but for other sectors, i think.— for domestic abuse but for otherj sectors, i think._ that sectors, ithink. thank you. that was a statement _ sectors, ithink. thank you. that was a statement from _ sectors, ithink. thank you. that was a statement from the i sectors, i think. thank you. that i was a statement from the relatives of —— a statement from the relatives of khaola and raneem. the young woman, raneem

west midlands police has apologised to the family.hil mackie was at the inquest in birmingham and you may find details in his report distressing. raneem oudeh on the left, and her mother, khaola saleem, were the victims of domestic violence. the mother and daughter badly let down by the pool who should have been protecting them. west midlands police have failed khaola and raneem beyond imagination. they had so many opportunities to save their lives. right up until the end. both were murdered while on the phone, to the police, begging for help. days before the pair were murdered a court granted an order preventing janbaz tarin from going anywhere near his former partner, but this is him, following her on a night out. there was a row, you can see raneem's mother intervening. then she made a series of 999 calls, but no—one came. what's the location of the emergency? hi, ijust called the police about half an hour ago, more than half an hour ago, and actually i'm in danger. my ex—partner came and he actually harmed me and harmed my mum, as

a few showers going into west wales, southwest england, 1—2 may develop across the midlands and othernd. many parts of the country will be dry in the afternoon with some sunshine, the winds will be lighter. maybe a touch cooler on monday, but still, those temperatures making double figures. heading into tuesday morning, there's a greater risk of frost, particularly in scotland. but given all the moisture after all the rain, we're more likely to have some mist and fog forming more widely as we head into tuesday morning. and some of that fog could linger all day, particularly through parts of the midlands — grey, misty and murky here, keeping it quite cold. mist and fog in many other parts of the country, tending to lift, some sunshine coming through. temperatures may get into double figures, but generally nearer a chilly 6—7 celsius. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines... thousands take to the streets of chinese cities to protests against the strict covid restrictions — with some openly calling for president xi to stand down. the gover

the midlands into words the east of england, it could stay gloomy and misty.icularly for central, and eastern scotland. we have clear skies and we will see if roast. we hold the mess and the fog and a temperature between one and 5 degrees. a chilly start tomorrow, low cloud, mist and fog far eastern scotland, the midlands, northern and eastern england. like today, it could linger through the afternoon. we will see some sunshine are entered towards the south and west. the weather front will bring more cloud to northern ireland in western scotland, patchy rain, temperatures double figures but elsewhere it will be chilly. the weather front is in the north of the uk on thursday, the rain becomes confined to scotland, elsewhere under the influence of a big area of high pressure over scandinavia. the cloud and the breeze will be abundant across scotland. outbreaks of rain here. elsewhere, northern ireland, england and wales, variable cloud, mist and fog but also sunshine and temperatures from seven celsius to 12 celsius, perhaps 13 celsius in stornoway, mild air of

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as shields of cloud in the midlands and lincolnshire. 0ther as shields of cloud in the midlands and lincolnshirend will send some sunshine. 0ne england and will send some sunshine. one or two showers for northern ireland and maybe western scotland, but some sunshine as well. it is still quite glowing in the north—west of scotland for a while and it will be a mild day with temperatures 11—13 . a few degrees lower than it was for scotland and northern ireland than it was on saturday. we could see some wetter weather living in during the evening for the east of england. for that weather front finally moves away time from monday, we are left with lighter winds, clearer skies with temperatures lower for the start of the new week. there could be some mist and fog forming as well here and there, especially across north—east england which will be slow to clear. 0therwise, north—east england which will be slow to clear. otherwise, we should see some sunshine breaking through. a few showers moving in and western parts of england and wales, running eastwards across southern england, too. large part of the

heading into bonfire night, if you have got plans, maybe a bit more rain coming back into the midlandsastern england. for many other areas it may well be dry. to the far north—west we have the chance of some showers. those showers coming in around that area of low pressure which is getting a bit closer. this weather front is going to be significant. that is bringing rain during the day on saturday and on saturday night it could be heavier as it stores in the south—east of england before moving away. following from that we have more rain coming in from the west across england and wales, scotland and northern ireland, more of a mixture of sunshine and a scattering of showers, but getting windy in the north—west and touching girl forced by the end of the day. temperatures not really changing much for the second half of the weekend. a quick look at the beginning of next week. still windy, the wind may be a bit stronger monday and tuesday, but they are coming all the way from the south so it is going to be mild and refined temperatures reaching 16—17 celsius but we still have the chance of

a few get into the midlands. but i suspect of midlands.ten up afternoon. it should brighten up because aberdeenshire by the very the single very end of the day single figures across the figures generally across the north, double the high for the south but blustery so feeling cool that gusty wind continuing to pile plenty of showers into wales south—west england this evening quite heavy ones around as well. but they fade. we'll keep some showers going. western scotland, but places will become dry overnight to clear but enough of a breeze to stop temperatures getting too close to freezing, mostly about 4 to 6 to freezing, mostly about 4 to 6 to start thursday will start with quite a bit of sunshine across these central and eastern parts. but here comes another band of right now this will zip through but it will be pretty heavy across northern ireland in the gets wales the morning then gets into wales and south—west england, western parts before into parts of scotland before into the around the middle the midlands around the middle part of th

the irish sea into west wales, south west england, and the odd one in the afternoon through the midlandsthe uk in the afternoon will be dry with some sunshine. the winds will be lighter. it may be a touch cooler though, although still temperatures reaching 10—11 celsius, which is on the mild side for this time of the year. but things are going to get colder. we're going to find the showers are fading away and skies will clear overnight as this ridge of high pressure builds in in time for tuesday morning. and where the skies do remain clear, there may well be a risk of frost, particularly across parts of scotland. but given all the moisture after all that rain, we're more likely to find some mist and fog forming, particularly through the midlands, perhaps even into the central belt of scotland. and that fog could linger in a few places, keeping it particularly cold. where the fog does tend to lift in across large parts of the country, there will be some sunshine coming through, and we still could see temperatures reaching 9 celsius in belfast. where it stays grey and murky, though, with t

patches of mist and fog up through the west country, east wales, but more especially through the midlandshrough the first part of the morning. also very murky close to some of these north sea coasts of north east england, eastern scotland. shetland starting off with some low cloud and some fog as well. now, some of that will lift and clear to leave sunny spells but it may be that across parts of the east midlands, lincolnshire, up into yorkshire, it could stay quite grey and murky for much of the day. elsewhere, though, we will see some spells of sunshine. starting to turn quite breezy across western parts ahead of this weather front, this band of cloud and rain. temperatures at this time of year through the afternoon should get to between eight and 13 degrees. for sunday, we are looking at highs of 12 to 18 degrees, so still well above where we should be. and then, through sunday evening, we'll see this band of rain pushing across northern ireland into west wales, far south—west of england, eventually western scotland. for the eastern half of the uk, we will again see some areas of low c

we could be chasing a little bit of fairweather cloud around favoured spots through the midlands andning up into northeast england. and at the same time rain will gradually continue to retreat north and west across the northern and western isles. lighter winds as well in comparison to yesterday. it's going to feel very mild out there. temperatures ranging between 11 and 17 or 18 celsius as a high. tomorrow, remembrance sunday could once again start off with some low clouds, some mist and fog around. slow to ease away from eastern england, the best of the sunshine further west and by the middle of the afternoon, we'll see cloud and rain gradually starting to make its presence felt into northern ireland. top temperatures, though, 12 to 18 celsius. take care. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... ukrainians celebrate into the night as russia withdraws thousands of soldiers from the city of kherson after months of occupation. in the us, both parties are neck and neck to control the senate, after former astronaut and democrat mark kelly is re—elected in arizona. former uk health secre

the rain will gradually push through the midlands, east anglia and the south—east during the afternoon day after a cold start. it will feel cold out there but plenty of sunshine around, just a few showers to the far north and north—east. those winds will be cold winds. they will be coming in there with some pretty chilly air to scandinavia, as we go through to tuesday. around which comeback there will still be some showers around with them feeding a little bit through the day. 0rkney and shetland will be wintry, heavy with hail, thunder, sleet and snow as well. a lot of you will have a reasonably dry date compared to monday. it will be rather cold with single figures for many. wednesday, the next batch of rain pushes its way through. strong winds on this one, so it will sweep to the south—west throughout the day. we will finish the day with some bursts of rain across north—eastern scotland, where of course the ground is pretty saturated. it will feel quite chilly. forthe saturated. it will feel quite chilly. for the rest of the week, more rain and strong wind to come. this is bbc news.

a lot of cloud hanging back across the midlands, east wales, up into yorkshire and lincolnshire, but scattered, heavy, thundery showers. it stays breezy, but not quite as windy as today. still mild, though — 10 to 13 degrees. now, a bit of a change into the new week, this ridge of high pressure builds its way in, toppling through, and the white lines, the isobars, they drop out as well. that shows that the winds will be quite light, so what this means is more in the way of dry weather, but some overnight mist and fog, some of which could be slow to clear given the light winds, and it is going to turn a little bit chillier as well. this is bbc news — these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. world cup frustration for england fans — a 0—0 draw with the usa — but both teams can still progress to the knockout stages in qatar. wales will be chasing that improbable result if they are to keep their world cup dream alive. social media footage appears to show residents in china protesting against lockdown laws which they say hampered rescue attempts during a deadly fire.

the irish sea into west wales, south west england, and the odd one in the afternoon through the midlandsemperatures reaching 10—11 celsius, which is on the mild side for this time of the year. but things are going to get colder. we're going to find the showers are fading away and skies will clear overnight as this ridge of high pressure builds in in time for tuesday morning. and where the skies do remain clear, there may well be a risk of frost, particularly across parts of scotland. but given all the moisture after all that rain, we're more likely to find some mist and fog forming, particularly through the midlands, perhaps even into the central belt of scotland. and that fog could linger in a few places, keeping it particularly cold. where the fog does tend to lift in across large parts of the country, there will be some sunshine coming through, and we still could see temperatures reaching 9 celsius in belfast. where it stays grey and murky, though, with that mist and low cloud, temperatures will be near 6—7 celsius. weather fronts are trying to push in from the atlantic, not making a

bbc east midlands today, hinckley in leicestershire. funds and alleged us agency investigations. the message on the ftx website is that it the message on the ftx website is thatitis the message on the ftx website is that it is currently unable to process withdrawals. from new york michelle ferry has more. crypto currencies had already been having bad news. a year ago, the value of bitcoin hit an all—time high. since thenit bitcoin hit an all—time high. since then it has lost three quarters of its value. no attention has turned to the crypto exchanges. two companies have taken the lead in offering marketplaces where investors can buy and sell their crypto. 0ne investors can buy and sell their crypto. one of them, ftx, eva set about rescuing a number of rival crypto companies when we got in trouble. and i'm ceo said it a celebrity answer turns out that ftx's own finances were far from solid. a sudden departure of many investors from its market and a huge sell—off in its own crypto currency left ftx on the brink of collapse. enter biance,

some of the rain barely making it across the welsh border into the midlands, persistent rain sitting across western scotland. further east, perhaps some brighter spells but rather like sunday, there could be some stubborn, lingering clouds, mist and fog holding the temperatures back. the front is really on the high into nothing as it goes eastwards on tuesday, the low when the west takes over. this is a much more lively front, this will bring heavy downpours to areas in its path. it will also move through pretty quickly, however. so, brighterskies coming in the afternoon, for northern ireland, wales and the southwest. but with some squally showers coming in on the winds. and then for the middle of the week, we are very confident that we're going to be dominated by low pressure. so, there will be rain around and it will be windy. but as to where we see the heaviest rain and strongest winds, that is varying a little as we get close to the time we should be able to bring in more detail. current thinking, wednesday, very wet across the southern half of the uk. the rain shifting north lat

the irish sea into west wales, south west england, and the odd one in the afternoon through the midlandswill be lighter. it may be a touch cooler though, although still temperatures reaching 10—11 celsius, which is on the mild side for this time of the year. but things are going to get colder. we're going to find the showers are fading away and skies will clear overnight as this ridge of high pressure builds in in time for tuesday morning. and where the skies do remain clear, there may well be a risk of frost, particularly across parts of scotland. but given all the moisture after all that rain, we're more likely to find some mist and fog forming, particularly through the midlands, perhaps even into the central belt of scotland. and that fog could linger in a few places, keeping it particularly cold. where the fog does tend to lift in across large parts of the country, there will be some sunshine coming through, and we still could see temperatures reaching 9 celsius in belfast. where it stays grey and murky, though, with that mist and low cloud, temperatures will be near 6—7 celsius. wea

the irish sea into west wales, south west england, and the odd one in the afternoon through the midlandse lighter. it may be a touch cooler though, although still temperatures reaching 10—11 celsius, which is on the mild side for this time of the year. but things are going to get colder. we're going to find the showers are fading away and skies will clear overnight as this ridge of high pressure builds in in time for tuesday morning. and where the skies do remain clear, there may well be a risk of frost, particularly across parts of scotland. but given all the moisture after all that rain, we're more likely to find some mist and fog forming, particularly through the midlands, perhaps even into the central belt of scotland. and that fog could linger in a few places, keeping it particularly cold. where the fog does tend to lift in across large parts of the country, there will be some sunshine coming through, and we still could see temperatures reaching 9 celsius in belfast. where it stays grey and murky, though, with that mist and low cloud, temperatures will be near 6—7 celsius. weather f

patches of mist and fog up through the west country, east wales, but more especially through the midlandsorth sea coasts of north east england, eastern scotland. shetland starting off with some low cloud and some fog as well. now, some of that will lift and clear to leave sunny spells but it may be that across parts of the east midlands, lincolnshire, up into yorkshire, it could stay quite grey and murky for much of the day. elsewhere, though, we will see some spells of sunshine. starting to turn quite breezy across western parts ahead of this weather front, this band of cloud and rain. temperatures at this time of year through the afternoon should get to between eight and 13 degrees. for sunday, we are looking at highs of 12 to 18 degrees, so still well above where we should be. and then, through sunday evening, we'll see this band of rain pushing across northern ireland into west wales, far south—west of england, eventually western scotland. for the eastern half of the uk, we will again see some areas of low cloud and fog. a little bit chilly for some eastern parts but generally, it is

some of that will lift and clear to leave sunny spells, but it may be that across parts of the east midlands. elsewhere, though, we will see some spells of sunshine. starting to turn quite breezy across western parts ahead of this weather front, this band of cloud and rain. temperatures at this time of year through the afternoon should get to between eight and 13 degrees. for sunday, we are looking at highs of 12 to 18 degrees, so still well above where we should be. and then, through sunday evening, we will see this band of rain pushing across northern ireland into west wales, the far south—west of england, eventually western scotland. for the eastern half of the uk, we will again see some areas of low cloud and fog, a little bit chilly for some eastern parts but generally, it is another mild night. and then for monday, we bring this band of cloud and rain eastwards, it will tend to weaken as it goes. ahead of that, still quite a lot of mist and murk and low cloud, but behind the rain band, we should see clearer skies, more sunshine for northern ireland, wales, the south—west of england. st

welcome to the midlands art centre in birmingham, where i am taking in a spot of improv comedy.humans, i can learn from my mistakes. ha ha ha. yeah, this is improbotics. a.l.ex is the artificial language experiment — and although the robot is the physical presence on stage, it is the ai chatbot on piotr�*s computer that is feeding it. i am not listening. essentially you are improvising this really rogue element, someone who can't say yes to you and can't really take your suggestions on board. it is doing an extra level thing and that you are trying so hard to make this robot look good. sometimes that is harder than others. i have been searching for you too, a.l.ex! i am afraid for the future. i have to say, yes it is impressive that a.l.ex is doing what it's doing, but i see you are working hard to deal with what you are getting back from the robot. that is what i like, i like the challenge of that because it is an extra level of improv, it's like another muscle you are working and it is so much fun. the neighbours had to break. the door down to get us out... to avoid even more

through the afternoon, midlands, east anglia, the southeast will start to see cloudier, wet conditionselop. some of that will edge into parts of northern england. but the far north of england, much of scotland, you'll have a dry day. the winds will pick up. it will feel rather chilly, but a lot of sunshine, just a few showers in the very far northeast. bye for now. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: the first ever world cup to be held in the middle east kicks off in 30 minutes�* time. the hosts qatar will play ecuador. fifa's president has accused the west of "hypocrisy" in its criticism of qatar's human rights record — while officials in doha say, qatar is being singled out unfairly. delegates at the un climate conference in egypt agree a major deal on climate change. but the overall plan has been accused of lacking ambition. a shooting outside a gay nightclub in the us state of colorado has killed five people and injured at least eighteen. local police say the suspected gunman has been arrested and victims the suspect has been identified as an lee aldrich, 22 old male. labour has

the irish sea into west wales, south west england, and the odd one in the afternoon through the midlandsunshine. the winds will be lighter. it may be a touch cooler though, although still temperatures reaching io—ii celsius, which is on the mild side for this time of the year. but things are going to get colder. we're going to find the showers are fading away and skies will clear overnight as this ridge of high pressure builds in in time for tuesday morning. and where the skies do remain clear, there may well be a risk of frost, particularly across parts of scotland. but given all the moisture after all that rain, we're more likely to find some mist and fog forming, particularly through the midlands, perhaps even into the central belt of scotland. and that fog could linger in a few places, keeping it particularly cold. where the fog does tend to lift in across large parts of the country, there will be some sunshine coming through, and we still could see temperatures reaching 9 celsius in belfast. where it stays grey and murky, though, with that mist and low cloud, temperatures will be ne

some of that will lift and clear to leave sunny spells, but it may be that across parts of the east midlandsr much of the day. elsewhere, though, we will see some spells of sunshine. starting to turn quite breezy across western parts ahead temperatures at this time of year through the afternoon should get to between eight and 13 degrees. for sunday, we are looking at highs of 12 to 18 degrees, so still well above where we should be. and then, through sunday evening, we will see this band of rain pushing across northern ireland into west wales, the far south—west of england, eventually western scotland. for the eastern half of the uk, we will again see some areas of low cloud and fog, a little bit chilly for some eastern parts but generally, it is another mild night. and then for monday, we bring this band of cloud and rain eastwards, it will tend to weaken as it goes. ahead of that, still quite a lot of mist and murk and low cloud, but behind the rain band, we should see clearer skies, more sunshine for northern ireland, wales, the south—west of england. still 16 degrees in london but most p

there was midlands there any police midlands and there any police stations stop .e government is asked to use 400 police cells to hold inmates after a surge in overcrowding in male prisons over the last few months . so important to months. so is it important to have a physical building to show a of officers? does it make a difference to local crime? joining me now is former police officer, director of the law and order foundation , norman order foundation, norman brennan, served in the brennan, who served in the police force for 31 years, is on the chair . police force for 31 years, is on the chair. the haringey independent and search monitoring group. ken can, i'll start with you is it good news for you that there fewer police stations now because down to no. do you do you think we shouldn't have any police at all? do you think that it's a good thing it'll be fewer stopping and searching, going on now without a. feel should a. i honestly feel that should be more police station be know more police station being for the simple reason it's a reassuring place for peop

west midlands police have apologised.rompted grief protests and a national debate on women's safety. police say it's still rare for people to be abducted from the streets but have promised reform. rishi sunak said he is committed to putting more police officers on the streets and increasing the number of prison places. but labour has accused the government are taking an axe to the vital services that are supposed to protect us. simon jones, bbc news. rugby league star kevin sinfield has completed his gruelling endurance challenge of running seven ultra—marathons in seven days, raising money for those affected by motor neurone disease. he was inspired by his friend rob burrow, who suffers from mnd. this was the moment he entered old trafford at half—time of the rugby league world cup final. a very special moment here at old trafford. heather small hasjust been singing search for the hero inside yourself. and as she finishes, that man there, kevin sinfield, who had so many special nights here at old trafford as a player, is

the irish sea into west wales, south west england, and the odd one in the afternoon through the midlandse winds will be lighter. it may be a touch cooler though, although still temperatures reaching 10—11 celsius, which is on the mild side for this time of the year. but things are going to get colder. we're going to find the showers are fading away and skies will clear overnight as this ridge of high pressure builds in in time for tuesday morning. and where the skies do remain clear, there may well be a risk of frost, particularly across parts of scotland. but given all the moisture after all that rain, we're more likely to find some mist and fog forming, particularly through the midlands, perhaps even into the central belt of scotland. and that fog could linger in a few places, keeping it particularly cold. where the fog does tend to lift in across large parts of the country, there will be some sunshine coming through, and we still could see temperatures reaching 9 celsius in belfast. where it stays grey and murky, though, with that mist and low cloud, temperatures will be nearer 6—7 ce

through the afternoon, midlands, east anglia, the southeast will start to see cloudier, wet conditions develop. some of that will edge into parts of northern england. but the far north of england, much of scotland, you'll have a dry day. the winds will pick up. it will feel rather chilly, but a lot of sunshine, just a few showers in the very far northeast. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. the qatar world cup has kicked off with a lavish opening ceremony, the host nation are playing ecuador right now and they are 2—0 down after the first half. the tournament is taking place amongsts criticism of qatar's human rights record — fifa and government officials in doha say, the country is being singled out unfairly. a shooting outside a gay nightclub in the us state of colorado leaves five people dead. police have named the suspected gunman who's been arrested. a murder investigation has begun after two children died and a woman was left critically injured in a fire at a flat in nottingham. now it is time for the media show. hello — how should journalists cover climate protests? the clim

west midlands police have apologised.ety. police say it's still rare for people to be abducted from the streets but have promised reform. rishi sunak said he is committed to putting more police officers on the streets and increasing the number of prison places. but labour has accused the government are taking an axe to the vital services that are supposed to protect us. simon jones, bbc news. train services between london, the west and the south—west of england have been disrupted today because of a strike by signallers in the thames valley. the row is separate to the ongoing national rail dispute — and a further walkout is planned for monday. donald trump has hit out at the us justice department for hiring a special counsel to investigate whether criminal charges should be brought against him. the us attorney general has appointed a former war crimes prosecutor as special counsel to handle investigations into the former us president. jack smith will rule on whether criminal charges should be filed against the former pres

the irish sea into west wales, south west england, and the odd one in the afternoon through the midlandscooler though, although still temperatures reaching 10—11 celsius, which is on the mild side for this time of the year. but things are going to get colder. we're going to find the showers are fading away and skies will clear overnight as this ridge of high pressure builds in in time for tuesday morning. and where the skies do remain clear, there may well be a risk of frost, particularly across parts of scotland. but given all the moisture after all that rain, we're more likely to find some mist and fog forming, particularly through the midlands, perhaps even into the central belt of scotland. and that fog could linger in a few places, keeping it particularly cold. where the fog does tend to lift in across large parts of the country, there will be some sunshine coming through, and we still could see temperatures reaching 9 celsius in belfast. where it stays grey and murky, though, with that mist and low cloud, temperatures will be nearer 6—7 celsius. weather fronts are trying to push in

west midlands police have apologised.sarah everard by a met police officer prompted grief protests and a national debate on women's safety. police say it's still rare for people to be abducted from the streets but have promised reform. rishi sunak said he is committed to putting more police officers on the streets and increasing the number of prison places. but labour has accused the government are taking an axe to the vital services that are supposed to protect us. simon jones, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news... the president of fifa has expressed support for the lgbtq community and migrant workers on the eve of the qatar world cup — but hits back at western critics of qatar's human rights record, accusing them of hypocrisy. gridlock at cop, the european union says the draft agreement from the climate summit is "unacceptable". the head of ukraine's biggest private energy firm says people who can afford it should leave the country before winter takes hold. north korean leader kimjong—un says his country is capable of

we could be chasing a little bit of fairweather cloud around favoured spots through the midlands andortheast england. and at the same time rain will gradually continue to retreat north and west across the northern and western isles. lighter winds as well in comparison to yesterday. it's going to feel very mild out there. temperatures ranging between 11 and 17 or 18 celsius as a high. tomorrow, remembrance sunday could once again start off with some low clouds, some mist and fog around. slow to ease away from eastern england, the best of the sunshine further west and by the middle of the afternoon, we'll see cloud and rain gradually starting to make its presence felt into northern ireland. top temperatures, though, 12 to 18 celsius. take care. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. the ukrainian government says national morale has been given a huge boost by the recapture of the city of kherson after months of occupation. in the us, the democrats have taken a step closer to retaining control of the senate, as mark kelly is re—elected in arizona. allies of the uk justice secretary domi

a shield of cloud extends through the midlands towards lincolnshire.ts of england and wales see some sunshine. a few showers coming in off the irish sea. one or two showers for northern ireland and mainly western scotland. but some sunshine as well. now, the winds aren't going to be as strong on sunday. still quite blowy in the northwest of scotland for a while. it's still going to be a mild day on sunday. temperatures ii to 13 degrees. a few degrees lower, though, than it was on saturday for some of scotland and northern ireland. still got that rain threatening the southeast of england. they could see some wetter weather heading in during the evening, actually. before that weather front finally moves away in time for monday. and we're left with some lighter winds, some clearer skies. temperatures are going to be a bit lower at the start of the new week. with lighter winds and clear skies could be some mist and fog forming as well here and there. especially across northeast england which would be a little slow to clear. otherwise, i think we should see

i suspect much of the midlands eastern , much of the midlands eastern, some parts of aberdeenshire seend so quite late the day and much of east anglia in the southeast will stay dry certainly until after sunset it will turning windy though will be turning windy though dunng will be turning windy though during tomorrow. the winds picking up it is going to picking up but it is going to bnng picking up but it is going to bring mild air with it. so temperatures in the teens as they could be sunday, they they could be on sunday, they could some stubborn. could also be some stubborn. right. course, anglia right. of course, east anglia in the sunday, some the southeast on sunday, some marks but elsewhere, marks about that. but elsewhere, looking a little brighter . in looking a little brighter. in it is 629. you're watching and listening to breakfast with stephen and anne and he's been buying things like i have just buying things like i have just buying it because i've forgotten that i needed buy something and i'll be in trouble. yeah an excuse to hear that all morning. i'm things, i'm like,

a 31—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder, as midlands correspondent phil mackie reportsghters, three lives lost in what police have described as a horrendous crime. this was fatimah, who was three, her one—year—old sister naeemah and their mother fatoumatta hydara. the fire took hold in the early hours of sunday morning in their flat. the children were taken to hospital but didn't survive. their mother died this morning. neighbours have found it hard to take in. the kids always said hello. to me, they didn't have a hurtful bone in the body, so i don't know who would want to do this to them. the children were beautiful and it's devastating. it's not good. fatoumatta's husband and the father of both children was out of the country at the time. he flew back yesterday and, along with relative, is being looked after by specially trained police officers. nottinghamshire police had already launched a murder investigation before the children's mother died today and detectives have been granted an extra 36 hours to question the 31—year—old man arrested in connection with their de

well, our east midlands reporter will sent us this from that town meeting., wasn't the meeting. yes well, wasn't the youngest . in meeting. yes well, wasn't the youngest. in a community at boiling point? the local mp trying to cool tensions. boiling point? the local mp trying to cool tensions . they trying to cool tensions. they are from some of the most war torn and troubled . despite torn and troubled. despite sitting on britain's. torn and troubled. despite sitting on britain's . skegness sitting on britain's. skegness is at the of the migrant row i'm passionate about you know residents i live in when a lot of us feeling very safe. we don't run the of these people whether from what they do and what other actually would a way from. they get free medical treatment we get to a doctor in skegness. treatment we get to a doctor in skegness . not everyone is skegness. not everyone is worried . one ukrainian woman worried. one ukrainian woman questioned why she was welcomed so warmly . while these men are so warmly. while these men are met with hostility , five h

the irish sea into west wales, south west england, and the odd one in the afternoon through the midlandsd. but large parts of the uk in the afternoon will be dry with some sunshine. the winds will be lighter. it may be a touch cooler though, although still temperatures reaching io—ii celsius, which is on the mild side for this time of the year. but things are going to get colder. we're going to find the showers are fading away and skies will clear overnight as this ridge of high pressure builds in in time for tuesday morning. and where the skies do remain clear, there may well be a risk of frost, particularly across parts of scotland. but given all the moisture after all that rain, we're more likely to find some mist and fog forming, particularly through the midlands, perhaps even into the central belt of scotland. and that fog could linger in a few places, keeping it particularly cold. where the fog does tend to lift in across large parts of the country, there will be some sunshine coming through, and we still could see temperatures reaching 9 celsius in belfast. where it stays grey and

our midlands correspondent, navteonhal, reports now from leicester, which has also become one of theat your boyfriend? no! meet verna and her son, not boyfriend, bernard. she's 100 and he is 78. they arrived in leicester from antigua in 1960, part of the windrush generation. back then, racism was a visible and constant presence in the city. if i seen a few white guys, i had to turn in the other direction because they will attack you. it was a common thing. and they are more social with black people now and so on and we all, i think we all get on ok. the latest census data shows that leicester is one of the first british cities where no ethnic group is in the majority. a1% of people here identify themselves as white, the lowest of any city in the uk. but bernard believes not enough progress has been made to ensure all groups are treated equally. i'm happy to see leicester achieve but i'm not happy to see what we have achieved. you see, it is subtle now, the racism is more subtle now. in those days we could see it, we knew it was there. maz mashru is a world—renowned photographer. so w

some of that will lift and clear to leave sunny spells, but maybe in the east midlands. temperatures through the afternoon should get to between eight and 13 degrees. for sunday we are looking at highs of 12 to 18 degrees. so well above where we should be. through sunday evening, this band of rain will push across northern ireland into wales and south—west england and western scotland. for the east of the uk we wi again see some low cloud and fog. chilly in the east. but generally another mild night. for monday, we bring this band of cloud and rain eastwards. it will weaken as it goes. ahead of that, still quite a lot of mist and murk and low cloud. but behind the rain we should see clearer skies and more sunshine for northern ireland, wales and the south—west of england. still 16 in london. but most places a little bit less mild by this stage. through tuesday, this frontal system will bring heavy rain for many and the middle of the week brings further systems from the west. the chance for some wet and windy weather. so an unsettled week. but we lose some of the mild fee