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the rain pushing southwards across scotla nd the rain pushing southwards across scotland and northerne a band of cloud left behind. north of that, the winds switch around north—westerly bringing cooler and fresh air. a much cooler day for the likes of aberdeen. to the south, again, 22 degrees. however, as we move out of thursday into friday, this frontal system will edge southwards. and north—westerly float developing. that will introduce cooler air across all parts of the uk. we can wave goodbye to daytime temperatures in the 20s. there will be a fair amount of sunshine once we have pushed this band of cloud away. temperatures 14—16d at best. into the weekend, high—pressure looks set to dominate the scene. frontal systems trying to squash in from the northwest so a bit of rain and perhaps a breeze as well. saturday the sunniest day. some cool days and chilly night as well. you're watching beyond 100 days. the senatejudiciary committee is looking into new allegations of sexual assault against brett kavanaugh. a day before the committee is due to hold hearings to hear about another acc

right now, farmers in scotla nd bleak.ers in scotland say these animals are worth some little that it is either ship them or shoot them at perth. are we co mforta ble them or shoot them at perth. are we comfortable with either of those? -- birth. we are certainly not co mforta ble birth. we are certainly not comfortable with shooting them because no farmer wants to shoot anything. we are in the business of trying to produce good food for people to consume. but exporting calves at the age of two weeks old, is that something we are comfortable with? i don't think we are particular comfortable with it. it certainly would be the bottom of the list of wants for what we do with those calves. but if we come down to the point where it is that or shooting them, then it is marginally better. it doesn't sound like much ofa better. it doesn't sound like much of a choice. but if i am to understand the favoured option of export better, then i'm going to have to get closer to the trade itself. all i've got to go on is the journey logs. t

and scotland blustery showers on strong winds and temperatures generally ten to 15, parts of scotla ndstruggling to get into double figures. on monday high—pressure developing from the west, a northerly wind and defunct clea rers west, a northerly wind and defunct clearers and most of us a dry day so, spells of sunshine cluck brake showers and rain and north and west, likely to be persistent. temperatures are similar, between ten and 15. you look at the weekend, chilly the further north you are, spells of sunshine for many but wettest a nd spells of sunshine for many but wettest and windiest in the north—west. goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines at 2pm: hundreds of people are killed after a powerful earthquake triggers a tsunami, sending huge waves through an indonesian city. as for the salami damage, we have received a number of reports that many bodies were found along these shoreline body numbers are unknown. —— tsunami damage. facebook resets the accounts of more than 50 million users after a major security breach. the car giant toyota says production at its derbyshire factory

the nds is portraying that in space. so for your special operations component and your air force special operations component. you see us deeply wedded to continuing this irregular warfare competency and the counter terrorist fight, but there are going to be contributions and we have to spend the intellectual capital, the doctrine, ttp and maybe technology as well on that high end as well preparing on that end. my last point and this ties right into discussions that i'm in all the time with u.s. socom and air force, you've heard chief of staff of the air force talk for a number of afa's now about what we have been heretofore calling multi-domain command and control. the army calls it multi-domain battle and it's evolving into multi-domain operations. now, the thought is, of course, wedding multiple domains, the key is in the title and in special operations we have a term hyper-enabled operator. and really the hyper-enabled operator is the nexus of sof and space and cyber and you really kind of the mental picture that has

nd i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize the exemplary efforts of bob and the vietnam veterans of america chapter 862 honor guard in the remembrance of commander doyle lynn of hopewell township, pennsylvania. mr. rothfus: commander lynn served our country as a u.s. navy pilot. on may 27, 1965, while flying a combat mission in vietnam, commander lynn's plane was shot down by the enemy. following this tragedy, commander lynn was deemed missing in action. 53 years later, bob and fellow vietnam veterans requested that hopewell township in beaver county install a street sign to commemorate their missing comrade. today this honor was rightfully bestowed. the commander doyle lynn street sign is proudly mounted on west wade street. the care and ded

that was a big order for corps it nd the sixth execute that. be that as it may, on september does army of the potomac move and they do fight a battle, series of battles called the battles of south mountain. ox's gap, turner gap and crampton gap and they crush the onfederates and break through into pleasant valley and they arm.on the confederate's they hold their position at fox brings longstreet's men own and they lose half of them straggling and reenforce on south mountain and holds but key terror ridden. during the night -- terrain were during the night lee makes a retreat.to we will get to that in the moment but the last thing on special orders 191. has been suggested that it didn't really help mcclellan. plan.ready will a he didn't have a plan. t helped mcclellan immeasurably. i don't ascribe to the idea that special orders 191 didn't help mcclellan. it confused him. didn't confuse him. it answered a lot of questions. he was condition introduced that there were condition federals hagerstown and harper's ferry. he didn't know where the man s

not so much for scotla nd the clear skies. for scotland and northern ireland where the wind will pick up and there will be more cloud so not as cold as it was last night. a different story for england and wales. in towns and cities the temperatures could go as low as 1 degrees but in rural parts of wales, the midlands and southern england we could be down to just below freezing in some places. it will quickly warm up in the sunshine underneath the high pressure for england and wales but in the scotla nd england and wales but in the scotland and northern ireland we have the weather front encroaching, so have the weather front encroaching, so they could be so early sunshine that the winds will pick up and the cloud will increase with some rain in northern ireland which will push into scotland in the afternoon. most of it will be in the west of scotla nd of it will be in the west of scotland over the high ground but it will turn windy. the breeze picking up will turn windy. the breeze picking up everywhere but the strongest winds

get leave voters and remain voters to support the labour party and he does not really want to offe nd either side too much. the front of the telegraph, back to the telegraph. a photograph of richard madden, star of bodyguard on the front. we have already urged you not to give us too many spoilers, for those who have not caught up yet, but what. .. this those who have not caught up yet, but what... this is about in links possibly pitching it, isn't that? absolutely —— possibly pitching it, isn't that? absolutely -- about net flicks possibly pitching it. acquiring i should say, stubbly you are on the bbc. there's something quite phenomenal about this particular series, it is only six parts, it is astonishing that this has really gripped people, there has been... i'm on twitter, part of a group that share conspiracy theories about what on earth has gone on, but this is a particular picture that was released today, which is i think there is a suggestion this is a particular footage that people have not seen before. actually, the story itself is around the fact that netflix have acquired t

along the irish sea and western coast, heavy rain for parts of northern ireland pushing into scotla nds. gusty start to tuesday, this is an idea of the wind gust early on tuesday, slowly starting to ease through the day but still it is a windy day with wind gust of a0 or 50 mph. fairly heavy rain across parts of scotland, more showers across northern england and into the south—west england, further south and east, mainly dry, or warm day at 2a or 25 celsius, a bit cooler to the far north of scotland. tuesday into wednesday, an area of low pressure to the north of scotla nd low pressure to the north of scotland and on its southern flank here is where we will have strong wind at the click of the central belt into northern england, we could see wind gust of 60 mph, locally 70 mph. strong wind on thursday and heavy rain around although still driest and warmest across east and south—east england. for the week ahead, let's sum it up. gales at times, also rain mainly in the north and west but the south and east we will see it later in the wiest, at the south and the east will be warmest and c

another land in scotla nd further north.s of scotland. here's some winds as well. average speed but to get up to 4555 mass per hour. cool feel across much of scotla nd mass per hour. cool feel across much of scotland and northern ireland. temperatures further south 17 or 18 sites. receiving the right mix of rain go south and east. still a few blustery showers for the far north of scotla nd blustery showers for the far north of scotland and ahead of us clear skies in southern counties of england and wales. chilly night. temperatures in more rural spots two 01’ temperatures in more rural spots two or three celsius. the sunday morning with lots of cloud across northern england and midlands. that will gradually sink its way south and east. work tomorrow across england and wales. more sunshine for north melbourne scotland but more blustery showers blowing through some strong winds. a cool feel across the uk. temperatures tomorrow between ten and 15 celsius. this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 3pm: rescuers in in

congressman doyle, are four square for the principles internet.n we know that our consumers should nd expect and have strong net neutrality protections. where we believe we need to go shaping this new framework is e can do that in ways that equally will be pro investment and pro innovation outside of, i the very false choice that was made by the last administration in its last two ears, to impose utility regulation over this wonderful call the that we internet. we can do better. we can be smarter. we can be more progressive. i'm e conversation that is having with senators and congressmen, as well as my friends across the internet eco-system, consumers, i'm beginning to actually feel confident and optimistic that to be more areas of agreement for how we can sustain this progress outside of the straight jacket of public utility regulation imposed on just one part of the eco-system. we can do better than that. > can you walk us through why, in your perspective the internet is not a utility? for a lot of people i think they see it very much in the same way as water, or their telephone bil

a wash of grey in western scotla nd ireland. wash of grey in western scotland with outbreaks of rain. we have this calm. max cloud streaming and ona have this calm. max cloud streaming and on a strengthening south—westerly wind that means it is going to be cloudy across northern ireland. most of the rain coming across western scotland. eastern scotla nd across western scotland. eastern scotland may see sunshine. temperatures 14 or 15 degrees. further south, more sunshine and warm, temperatures 17 or 18 celsius. quickly in the south gets chilly this evening. windy weather through this evening. windy weather through this afternoon particularly in the north—west. gusts of 50—60 mph. the westerly wind will keep blowing in cloud across the northern half of the uk. outbreaks of rain chiefly across western scotland. a big contrast north and south. southern england much colder underneath the clearer skies. we will not be far away from freezing in one or two mack rural areas. tomorrow high pressure a cross mack rural areas. tomorrow high

>>>nd good evening, everybody. welcome. trade concerns once again crept into this market pulling stocks back from record levels. china pulledut of trade talks with the u.s. suggesting that a resolution will not come any time soon. this as new u.s. tariffs on a additional $200 billion in chinese imports took effect. adding to the downbeat day was uncertainty about whether deputy attorney general rod rosenstein would stay in his job. he meets thursday with the president. that's t same day the president's nominee for the supreme court testifies. so when all is said in done today, the dow jones industrial average fell 181 points to 26,562 breaking its four-day winning streak. the nasdaq rose 6 and the s&p 500 was down 10. >>> and when thosefs tarent into effect this morning, china had some choice words for the white house. eunice yoon is in being for us. >> reporter: the u.s. has started taxing $200 billion worth of chinese goods, another 10%, while china is collecting tariffs between 5 and 10% on ofther $60 billion worth ameri

at the same time, it was his big dream that scotla nd time, it was his big dream that scotland would be independent of the uk. nicola sturgeon, we know where she is out on this issue but she has been vocal on the fact that if the uk does not get a good deal when it comes to brexit, as closely as it can to be aligned to europe, she says they would be to leave. the big question is whether or not conservatives take her seriously. the conservatives say this issue was settled in 2014 for a generation but there were quite a number of tory mps who want to remain closely aligned to the eu and use it as a stick to beat theresa may and the brexiteers to say, you will break up

certainly north—west scotla nd more cloud.ertainly north—west scotland because producing some outbreaks of rain. windy as well. afternoon temperatures between 12 and 18. this evening and tonight rain will sing southwards across scotla nd rain will sing southwards across scotland and northern ireland and northern ireland. most of the rain guzzling away but leaving behind a band of cloud. that will hold temperatures up to some extent but to the south, some places will once again gets down to freezing. a touch of frost tomorrow. generally tomorrow a cloudy day across england and wales. still some sunny spells. sunshine and showers per northern ireland and scotland. and a keen northerly breeze. temperature taking a tumble. 11—15. monday another very cool day. this temperatures perhaps bouncing back a little bit on tuesday. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: hundreds of people are killed after a powerful earthquake creates a tsunami, sending huge waves through an indonesian city. facebook resets the accounts of more than 50 mi

this is for scotla nd another referendum. this is for scotland to be independent of the uk. to these new poll carried out which are for pro remainers, if we do go forward and do brexit, support for leaving the united kingdom among scots will increase by four point two four to 796, increase by four point two four to 7%, giving it a clear lead to those saying they want to remain at 43%. northern ireland, reunification with the republic of ireland, raking up the republic of ireland, raking up the uk so that will only be england and wales left. some would argue last week scottish politics were in turmoil. alex salmond now legally pursuing the snp... turmoil. alex salmond now legally pursuing the snp. .. with a big war chest from crowdfunding. at the same time, it was his big dream that scotla nd time, it was his big dream that scotland would be independent of the uk. nicola sturgeon, we know where she is out on this issue but she has been vocal on the fact that if the uk does not get a good deal when it comes to brexit, as closely as it can to be aligned to europe, she says they

monday dawns with some sunshine to many but showers across western scotla nd many but showers acrossay, cloud will thicken up across northern ireland with rain here at lunchtime and spreading into western scotla nd lunchtime and spreading into western scotland with some patchy rain per england and wales. not quite as warm on sunday but still highs of 21 degrees and is to go through monday night, this went on blustery weather pushing up through northern ireland scotla nd pushing up through northern ireland scotland and northern england, pakistan into parts of wales and england, the odd heavy burst of rain to the south—east. quite warm and humid night, a bit cooler and freshen up to the north—west. it's going to be a warm day in the south of tuesday, maybe twitty five degrees but all this turning cooler with some rain by wednesday. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is ben bland. our top stories — in sweden's general election, the far right party gains almost 18% of the vote. north korea is celebrating its 70th anniversary. mass

nd bold new ideas. twell we will twell the antidote -- the antidote to a government controlled by a powerful few, a is a ment that divides, vernment by the organized, energized, inclusive many. that's what this moment's about. that has to be the answer. you cannot sit back and wait for a savior. you cannot doubt because you don't feel sufficiently inspired by this or that particular candidate. this is not a rock concert. this is not coachella. [laughter] we don't need a messiah. all we need are decent, honest, hardworking people who are accountable and who have america's best interests at heart. [applause] and they'll step up and they'll join our government and they will make things better if they ave support. one election will not fix everything that needs to be fixed, but it will be a start. nd you have to start it. what's going to fix our emocracy is you. people ask me, what are you going to do for the election? the question is, what are you going to do? you're the antidote. your participation and yo

breaks of rain still in the mornings, and systems and heavy rains affecting parts of eastern scotla ndscotland in northeast england for a time, but sum of wet weather through northern england and further south for those who are on it, it should bea for those who are on it, it should be a bit drier and brighter to the afternoon. it is still will be lots of sunshine and east anglia and with a bit more cloud compared with today, edging towards the mid 20s. a quarter day underneath his weather front of cloud and some outbreaks of rain, much cooler day in eastern scotla nd rain, much cooler day in eastern scotland compared to today. northern ireland even though there are some sunny spells here, also cooler and fresher. winds are later tomorrow. this weather front is in a hurry to move southeast words, slowly continuing to do so on monday to tuesday in the cooler air continues to follow on behind, a very slow process , to follow on behind, a very slow process, you can see the blues discovering more of northern england and wales of the stage. and along this weather front there is not a great

whereas further north and west, cooler air for scotla nd north and west, cooler air for scotland andotland. a bright start for northern ireland —— tuesday will. a different story for england with a for one or two, damp start to the morning but as we go through the day, that weather front will tend to ease and the cloud will thin a little bit, so we‘ll get a few brighter spells coming through. a bit of sunshine for east anglia and south—east england, perhaps not as much as monday the. still some sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, although the cloud will bubble upa ireland, although the cloud will bubble up a bit into the afternoon. another quite quiet day weatherwise on wednesday, a lot of dry weather with bright or sunny spells coming and going, but a change in the weather to the north—west where we see a weather front moving in bringing more general rain into western scotland and northern ireland. heavy at times. things cooler there across the far north—west of scotland. further changes towards the end of the week as the jet stream gets more changes towards the end of the w

introduce rain into the far north—west pushing across northern ireland and the western side of scotla ndland and the western side of scotland through the evening and then sitting down into parts of northern england and wales as the night goes on. underneath this with the outbreaks of rain it will turn pretty mild. down towards the south—east ahead of that system we will see the odd missed patch and some clear spells and it will be quite a cool night and chilly conditions developing across the north—west of scotland and northern ireland as the skies clear. our weather front still sitting in ireland as the skies clear. our weatherfront still sitting in place as we go through tomorrow. we can see little bends on the front as that runs along the front, it will p9p that runs along the front, it will pep the rainfall a time. the front doors of separating some cool air in the north—west and warmer air in the south—east. for east anglia and the south—east. for east anglia and the south—east tomorrow it will be another day at patchy cloud and sunny spells and temperatures into the mid—20s. then a

equality of access and ability for nd the each and every blessed student pursue their happiness. public schoolvery needs to look like our best public school. anything that moves us towards that is something we will fight for. anything that moves us away from we will oppose. >> thank you. [applause] >> in talking about how divided country by race and ocial status, there was a survey that said 64% of remains as y racism a major problem. division racial effecting education in the united states? impacts k racism -- education at every level. the fact there are decisions made every day about black and and there are not enough of us at the table making those decisions. disparity between latino students and teachers mismatch.a there is not enough. i also think away need to we need to elevate peopleleaders, skwraerts doing the great work but don't capital. same political i could go on and on about race but i will pause there. i resonate with much of what shared. the regulation of our communities. i would say in addition to it as just an educational divide it is important for us to was ber

not sunny then the skies turn more hazy and later on in the day, rain in belfast, glasgow and scotla ndrain in belfast, glasgow and scotland but the south should stay dry and temperatures here 22 celsius. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: boris johnson attacks the prime minister's brexit plans, saying she has wrapped the country in a suicide vest and handed the detonator to brussels. in a newspaper article, the former foreign secretary said the chequers deal has opened the uk to "perpetual political blackmail". high drama at the us open as serena williams loses her cool and the final. penalised for a huge row with the umpire, ms williams accuses him of treating her unfairly. rules which prevented some victims of crime from claiming compensation if they lived with their attacker are to scrapped. and sir mo farah wins the great north run for a record—breaking fifth consecutive time. kenya's vivian cheruiyot wins the women's race. now on bbc news, it's time for click. this week — video gaming addiction, lego rollercoasters and poetry, straight from the lion's mouth. this weekend at t

that is producing rain in northern ireland and scotla nd rain in northern ireland and scotland and itd or night. chilly in clear skies. outbreaks of rain in the morning from southern and eastern scotla nd morning from southern and eastern scotland with north—west england and moving into wales as well. easter that some clear spells in east anglia and the south—east saw some spots into single figures with mist and fog. a warm night underneath the cloud. heavy rain for parts of eastern scotland and north east england in the morning and some patchy rain elsewhere in northern england, midlands, wales and is at that. still dry with sunny spells in eastern and south east england. sunny spells in northern ireland and north—west scotland. light winds and whenever you see sunshine it will be a pleasant but the warmth confined into east anglia and south—east england. a cooler day elsewhere as we go through the week with cooler airwinning we go through the week with cooler air winning across all parts. hello this is bbc news with

these weather friends continue to flirt with parts of scotla nd continue to flirt with parts of scotlands why we see temperatures rising. a fairly cloudy afternoon across much of the north and west, the best of the sunny spells across the eastern half of england. at least it is largely dry, light winds, and good sunny spells. we could make the low to mid 20s. for most, 21 cells is across the west. thicker cloud across western wales may bring spots of light and patchy rain. the same for western scotland. eastern parts of northern ireland and the north—east of scotla nd ireland and the north—east of scotland could see sunny spells, 19 or 20 celsius for aberdeen. overnight, largely dry, a a few spots of rain. a lot of cloud around. we pick up this warmer, southerly breeze. a return to the orange colours overnight, a warm start to sunday, 1a or 15 degrees for many towns and cities. one or two cool spots, because of clear skies overnight. the best of the sunshine on sunday. we should also see more holes appearing in the cloud, further north and west. it could be quite warm across the north—ea

the uk but also a weather front approaching and that is bringing some rain into the west of scotla nd bringing some rain into the west of scotland and northern ireland. so here at some point we will need the umbrella but for most of the country not looking back. england and wales, in the sunshine and temperatures up to around 25 degrees in london. more like the high teens for most of us and still above average for the time of year. tonight a lot of clear whether around, some rain possibly moving across parts of england and scotland. single figures in the north, double figures in the south. tomorrow the south west of uk, it will cloud over in wales and the west cou ntry will cloud over in wales and the west country with possibly some rain moving into cardiff. we're not 100% sure how much but across scotland and northern england a cooler wind and northern england a cooler wind and occasional showers. so quite changeable day tomorrow and quite cool across the north of the uk. on friday low—pressure around in the north sea and that means increasing wind for scotland and particularly the n

windy for scotla nd north—west of the uk.and off for most of the day. rain in england and wales. towards the south—east, sunshine. temperatures up to 2a degrees. much coolerfor sunshine. temperatures up to 2a degrees. much cooler for scotland and northern ireland were the winds will be stronger. a windy week on the way. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at two. her way or no way. with six months to go, theresa may insists the only alternative to her plan for brexit is to leave the eu with no deal. we'll get a good deal, we will bring that back from the eu negotiations, and put that to parliament. i think that the alternative to that will be not having a deal. the international monetary fund warns that a "no—deal" brexit on world trade organization terms would entail "substa ntial costs" for the uk economy. iam i am live in salford university where we are speaking to students and businesses about tear predictions for the next six months. a race against time. rescuers in the philippines are digging

patchy rain south—west scotla nd clear.—east scotland to begin the day. it will easily afternoon to mainly sunny spells. one or two showers. the main swathes of rain, maybe a few lulls in that in the afternoon, quite breezy as well, that south of that is the southernmost counties could stay mainly dry, even some sunny spells into the far south of england. temperatures in the mid to high teens. through saturday night and into sunday morning, another pulse of rain comes into northern ireland, running through wales again come into northern england and then into sunday morning into scotland. temperatures higher as we start sunday, still a chill in the air for some in scotland. that rain zone com pletes some in scotland. that rain zone completes its journey through scotla nd completes its journey through scotland on sunday morning. still looks showers in the afternoon in north—west scotland where the wind gets stronger through the day, gales on sunday night. elsewhere for many of us on sunday afternoon it is dry, there will be s

scotla nd anywhere else in the country.ncy of any of the uk's four nations, and what is troubling about the figures is that they show that the figures is that they show that the first time that life expectancy is decreasing, meaning people in scotla nd is decreasing, meaning people in scotland and wales can actually anticipate dying younger. in the three nations where life expectancy has declined, scotland is at the bottom, where her baby boy born between 2015/17 is expected to live till 77 and just over 81 in the case of females. in northern ireland, it's now 78.4 years for males and just over 82 the females, the same for women in wales, just over 78 for men. in parts of the uk life expectancy is going down. now it is really dramatic. my argument has been that the health of the population tells us something very important about how well we are meeting the needs of the population and health is getting worse, that means something is going terribly wrong. politicians will argue over what is going wrong. poverty, austerity or

. >> the event was launched to show that cities, states, nd regions andtries are stepping up to meethe carbon-cutting targets of the 2015 paris climate agreement. on monday, governorwn jerry br signed a bill requiring californians to generate all its energy from renewable sources by 2045. own co-hosted the summit along with former new york mayor michael bloomberg. they sounded a defiant note against the trump administration which pulled out of the paris agreement last year. their message, cities, states and industries can protect the environment even when the federal government won't. joitang me now to about the global climate action summit are uc berkeley energy professor daniel cammen and san fncisco chronicle reporter curtis alexander. welcome to you both. curtis, you have been covering the climate change summit. what do you think it accomplished this week? >> well, the climamm change was not the paris conference that the world held three years ago, so it wasn't national leaders coming to the tab to agree on a landmark deal to cut greenhouse gas emissions. what it was abou was cit

if you take back control then take back control nd use it for a purpose. i hope you will get the support of you guys in achieving that bjective. i will come back to this issue >>in a minute but i want to go slightly backward to another ook you wrote the bears on the subject about a popular book about the history of rome. an issue and subject on which you have expertise. you observed that one of the great things the romans did was to create a common identity of cultures and linkages and tribes. and yet you have also said you believe that rome and the european union where relatively little esemblance to tommy why they are so different so we can get back brexit in your are so different so we can get back brexit in your understanding of your separation from the eu and how it is in your interest in it i >> ilived in brussels and thinking deeply about as i always do about that european civilization and its relationship with its past and i have no doubt at all in eight deep freudian way the european and federalist want to re-create that idea of this great unified

some showers continuing across parts of scotla nd some showers continuing across parts of scotland andd, the western side of scotla nd northern ireland, the western side of scotland towards the south—east, holding on to sunshine. hears and other warm day with two temperatures reaching up to 22 degrees. not as warm as it was today but the extra rain cloud will make freckle and fresh veal. moving out of monday, warm and wet weather to come. the trailing front will set in place across central parts of the country during tuesday. to the south—east of that we will see sunshine and it will be relatively warm. further north and western sunshine as well but a cool fresh veal. that if it. that night. i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. welcome to newsday. the headlines: in sweden's general election, the far—right party gains almost 18% of the vote. a huge parade to mark north korea's 70th anniversary. kim jong—un is there, but his intercontinental ballistic missiles aren't. i'm rico hizon in london. also in the programme: we meet some of the 100 indonesian boys suing australia's government over cl

a glass of wine in my nd. thi my wife does the same thing. a glass of wine in my nd.-hey. what happened? did you get lost coming back to the bedroom? [ scoffs ] uh, no. no. i, um... just thought i'd see what's going on in the news. -oh. -you know. last couple of weeks, i have no idea what's going on in the world. i've been so caught up in ours. yeah. it's a disaster out there. hmm. every time i look at the news, i just want to go back to bed. ♪ does that sound boring? ♪ [ chuckles ] i don't think that could be possible. ♪ that was a very impressive breakfast, considering that you have my dna. we can do more family breakfasts like this now since i work nights. -i'd like that. -mom's place next time, yeah? yes. definitely. now, as much as i would like to spend the day with my two girls, i do have a meeting. lucas and brad made it sound very urgent. but, wait, i-i thought everything was finalized with the adoption. it is. everything is legal. but this is the part of my job where i have to reassure two very anxious clients. i have two dads who are very nervous first-timer

some clear spells in eastern scotla nd some clear spells in eastern scotland were especially down thegures but most of us is pursuing have cloud are well above that and the breeze picking up in scotla nd that and the breeze picking up in scotland and want to take a look at things into tomorrow then in a lot of clouds the north and west of the uk and patchy rain and drizzle. sunny spells northeast scotland were especially across east anglia and the southeast. it will be unbroken sunshine turning wetter later in the day in northern ireland and western scotland. user snapshot of the weather at four o'clock in the afternoon so warm again were some spots will be into the mid—20s and many will be dry through our code is on here a few light showers or light rain and drizzle the could brighten up rain and drizzle the could brighten upfora time rain and drizzle the could brighten up for a time before this rain spreads in from the west and northern ireland and the west iles mm in scotland and sunny solar northeast that will allow temperatures to rise around 2a celsius here and quite a breezy da

the temperatures where clear will dip into single figures, after the rain in single scotla nd figuresigures. tomorrow's weather starts dry and sunny for many of us, showers developing in scotland, some heavy possibly thundery and some for northern ireland and northern england with sunny spells. it might start cloudy and damp with patchy rain, that feeds further south during the day saw the picture at 4pm still has sunshine and warmth into east anglia and south east england but thicker cloud across much of south west england, wales and the midlands and patchy rain or and the midlands and patchy rain or a few showers moving through. north across much of northern england, northern england and scotland it's broken cloud, sunny spells but showers particularly in scotland which can be quite heavy and rumbles of thunder. looking at the big picture as we go from thursday to friday developing early low pressure sta rts friday developing early low pressure starts to take shape in the north sea and if you are closest to that it will be much cooler and breezy and there will be rain around. uncert

scotla nd and allowed it to continue. as the threat of far right extremism is growing which could create a potentially disastrous cocktail. some m25 users say they have been left devastated to find a treasured piece of road graffiti has been removed. a bridge betweenjunctions 16 and 17 had displayed ‘give peas a chance' for more than 20 years. network rail said it doesn't condone people putting lives at risk to vandalise the bridge. a londoner who fought in the second world war battle of arnhem has returned to unveil a memorial to those who lost their lives over 70 years ago. frank ashleigh was part of the glider pilot regiment who landed their wooden planes in the battlefields in the netherlands in autumn, 19aa. the memorial will be unveiled at one of the troops original landing zones this morning. to the travel now. it's all looking good on the tube at the moment after some problems on tfl rail earlier. 0n the trains, services are suspended on south western railway between guildford and havant due to a fallen tree on th

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trying to feature what he is nd practice some of runs that he hasn't really done ins t career. i think he is doing a good job, though. - sometimesout his he gets a little impatient. you know, ae has bee little impatient and making a quick cut, but he will be fine. he is a mall of fameback. i think t more he sees, the better he will get. >> i know, we'll be talking summer games, baseball, at 1 1:00. the natsre playing tonight. >> we will look forward to that. >> false starts, right? >> it d start tonight. 9:54. thank you so much. that's the news for now.ng thanks for joius. we'll see you again for news 4 at 11:00, but until then, good night, everybody.

the rain will move its way out of scotla nd feel.feeling a little bit chilly in places, 15—18, perhaps nudging back into the 20s across the far south—east with more in the way of sunshine compared to today. into friday, we still have this weather system just affecting northern parts, some more rain likely at times across northern ireland and scotland. a ridge of high pressure tries to hold on across southern parts, so largely dry for england and wales, just some rain away into the far north—west, spreads out of scotla nd the far north—west, spreads out of scotland through northern ireland and temperatures in these northern parts only 14, 15. in the south, more like 17—20. as for the weekend, it is going to remain a little bit cloudy, quite damp at times for scotla nd cloudy, quite damp at times for scotland and northern ireland. temperatures 15 or 16. but for england and wales over the weekend, plenty of dry weather, just a few showers and some sunny spells. goodbye. hello, it‘s wednesday, it‘s nine o‘clock, i‘m victoria derbyshire,

nd warned that the u.s. "will respond promptly a appropriately to any such attacks."sunami in indonesia washed away homes today and left an unknown number of people missing. an earthquake sent a wave of up to ten feet high crashing intoco tht of sulawesi, striking the city of palu and a smaller town. we have a report from geraint vincent of independent television news. >> reporter: the sun is settin on a seaside town on the island of sulawesi, but the ocean is about to shatter the evening's calm. a wave starts to roll across the sand. in the places where people have sought refuge, there's panic. the water crashes through the beach-side cafes and onto the streets, into the grounds of a mosque, where the earlier earthquake has already caused the roof to collapse.al peter nigh on the other side of the islandle who were injured in the quake made it to hospital, but the fear of aftershocks and anotheapbuilding coll meant that they were treated outside. the sa out in the open.p was indonesianfficials say the power cutsave made it difficult to assess the scale of the damage,

. >> 500 to aou nd. yeah, a lot. >> our walls were aliveit activity. learning later that they were well.g birth as so the adult families were having babies in our walls. >> we could hear them. you could hear them climbing ck and forth. it was crazy. >> theyhronicled the journey to get the bats out of their home and tonight, they have ag warnor other homeowners. >> you know i couldn't have moved into that house. it would be a short sale. i'd have to lose money. >> david's story is coming up tonight on news 4 at 5:00. >> ig4:42 now. >> that's a little disturbing, huh? this morning, showers aund the area. more showers moving in throughout the day. flood warnings up in northern maryland. chuck is back in a few minutes to show you thend timing what you can expect with hurricane florence coming up. >> and that rain causing problems on the ads. one clro get osto the ross fall fashion event... ...and get the brands you want... check this out. ...at "oh, yeah" prices. from the latest trends to your favorite brands, it feels even better when you find them for le

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nd amen. >> please be seated. this day at this very special time, flight 93 national memorial's architect mr. paul murdoch will lead the reading of the names of the passengers and crew members of flight 93. mr. murdock will be joined by family members reading the names of their loved ones, for each name, mr. bill anders and sharon custer who proudly serve as flight 93 ambassadors will ring he bells of remembrance. > christian adams. lorraine g. bay. odd m. beamer. >> my husband, alan anthony bevin. > my son, with love. gerald bingham. i loved him very much. thank you. >> francis bodley. >> sandy bradshaw. >> marion britton. >> thomas e. burnett jr. >> william joseph cashman. >> william joseph. >> my sister georgine orrigan. >> patricia cushing. >> my loving son, father, brother and cousin, captain jason m. dahl. > joseph deluca. >> patrick joseph dr simbings coll. -- driscoll. >> my cousin, edward porter elt. >> jane c. folger. >> beloved sister and aunt, olleen fraser. >> our grandfather, andrew arcia. >> jeremy

england and wales and also used in scotland, we will hold onto for northern ireland and western scotla ndorthern ireland and western scotland it will cloud over. outbreaks of rain and winds will pick up during tuesday afternoon as well. with these winds coming from the south—west does temperatures just continued to climb. just a little bit. 14—17. a split in our fortu nes little bit. 14—17. a split in our fortunes continued during tuesday night. northern areas will be mild because they will keep more of a breeze and cloud. for the south will be another chilly nights are chilly start wednesday in the south but actually over the middle part of the week things and southern areas will warm up week things and southern areas will warm up a week things and southern areas will warm up a little bit whereas further north and west extra cloud, rain at times and lost a little bit cooler. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. labour leadership say they would be ready to back another eu referendum — if party members want one. sky shareholders are urged to accept us media giant comcast‘s takeover offe