. sweeping from the south-west towards the north-east— the north-east.y much a _ the north-east. these storms are very much a seasonal _ the north-east. these storms are| very much a seasonal thing, aren't they? very much a seasonal thing, aren't the ? , , , , they? yes. this is the first seasonal _ they? yes. this is the first seasonal storm. _ they? yes. this is the first seasonal storm. the - they? yes. this is the first | seasonal storm. the season they? yes. this is the first - seasonal storm. the season starts they? yes. this is the first _ seasonal storm. the season starts on the 1st of september, and as you said this is the first named storm. interestingly for september what we tend to find, because we are at the peak of the hurricane season across the other side of the atlantic, sometimes these x hurricanes get picked up by ourjet stream, and obviously modified because of the cooler waters of the north atlantic and they can influence the depressions which then tracked across the uk, bringing

. sweeping from the south-west towards the north-east— the north-east. storms are very much — the north-east. these storms are very much a _ the north-east. these storms are very much a seasonal _ the north-east. these storms are| very much a seasonal thing, aren't they? very much a seasonal thing, aren't the ? , , , , they? yes. this is the first seasonal _ they? yes. this is the first seasonal storm. _ they? yes. this is the first seasonal storm. the - they? yes. this is the first | seasonal storm. the season they? yes. this is the first - seasonal storm. the season starts they? yes. this is the first _ seasonal storm. the season starts on the 1st of september, and as you said this is the first named storm. interestingly for september what we tend to find, because we are at the peak of the hurricane season across the other side of the atlantic, sometimes these x hurricanes get picked up by ourjet stream, and obviously modified because of the cooler waters of the north atlantic and they can influence the depressions which then tracked across the uk, bri

east. temperatures will be coming down, though, in the north—west. — the air starts to destabilise from the atlantic as these weather fronts encroach in. so although much of england wales will have another hot and sunny day, there is the threat of showers and thunderstorms becoming more widespread in the north and the west. temperatures will be coming down across scotland and northern ireland closer to the seasonal norm, but still another hot day for england and wales with 30 celsius or so in the south—east. the heat lasts for monday across south—eastern areas, but then all areas will be cooler with sunshine and showers for the rest of the week. live from washington, this is bbc news. world leaders make their way to new delhi, as the indian capital gears up for the g20 summit. dozens of civilians and soldiers are killed in two separate attacks by islamist militants in mali. and the us promises additional support for ukraine, including controversial weapons as its counter—offensive shows progress. hello, i'm carl nasman. in the coming hours, world lea

east. temperatures will be coming down, though, in the north—west.estabilise from the atlantic as these weather fronts encroach in. so although much of england wales will have another hot and sunny day, there is the threat of showers and thunderstorms becoming more widespread in the north and the west. temperatures will be coming down across scotland and northern ireland closer to the seasonal norm, but still another hot day for england and wales with 30 celsius or so in the south—east. the heat lasts for monday across south—eastern areas, but then all areas will be cooler with sunshine and showers for the rest of the week. live from washington, this is bbc news. president biden heads to the g20 summit in india. leaders will discuss sustainable development and economic issues. state tv in mali announces two attacks by islamic militants on civilians. dozens are feared dead. plus, apologising for a predator injapan. the family and company of a late boy—band promoter acknowledge his crimes. hello, i'm carl nasman. in the coming hours, world leaders will

east. temperatures will be coming down, though, in the north—west.atlantic as these weather fronts encroach in. so although much of england wales will have another hot and sunny day, there is the threat of showers and thunderstorms becoming more widespread in the north and the west. temperatures will be coming down across scotland and northern ireland closer to the seasonal norm, but still another hot day for england and wales with 30 celsius or so in the south—east. the heat lasts for monday across south—eastern areas, but then all areas will be cooler with sunshine and showers for the rest of the week. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm arunoday mukharji. the headlines: security is ramped up ahead of world leaders arriving in india as the country prepares host the g20 summit this weekend. no trace of uk terror suspect daniel kaleef who's escaped from a london prison. they had of one of japan's biggest pop agencies resigns after allegations of years of sexual abuse carried out by the founder. and the winners of the uk's prestigio

and north—east england.nd also potentially some damage. the wind is only half of the story, the other half as the rain. heavy rain from the south—west moving across northern ireland, south—west england, wales, into northern england, wales, into northern england and scotland. throughout the day northern ireland could have as much as 15 millimetres of rain, so the risk of some localised flooding. in south—east england and parts of the midlands we are looking at lighter winds, the midlands we are looking at lighterwinds, drier the midlands we are looking at lighter winds, drier conditions, some sunshine and highs up to 23—24, some sunshine and highs up to 23—24, so pleasantly warm. but later you will see showers coming through. storm agnes continues to move north and east through the night, showers moving across parts of the south—east. it will still be windy through the irish sea and we will have strong winds in the far north—east. it will be very mild for the time of year tonight. that storm is that storm is

hit and it in the north—east you can see derna whether floods hit and it is in the north—east you can and it is in in the north—east you can see derna whether floods hit and it is in the area marked in red which is controlled by one government. the area in orange is controlled by another. having two competing governments creates a range of issues. infrastructure has not been a priority, either building new infrastructure or a priority, either building new infrastructur— infrastructure or repairing old infrastructure _ infrastructure or repairing old infrastructure including - infrastructure or repairing old | infrastructure including dams, infrastructure or repairing old - infrastructure including dams, roads and electricity grid. gne infrastructure including dams, roads and electricity grid.— and electricity grid. one minister said the dam _ and electricity grid. one minister said the dam that _ and electricity grid. one minister said the dam that collapse - and electricity grid. one minister said the dam that collapse has i and electricity grid. one minister. said the dam that colla

a much milder night to come across north—east scotland, 13 degrees for aberdeen. be in double figures. sunday high pressure still with us, but this weather front will be influencing the weather across north—west scotland. so for the highlands and islands, it'll be quite cloudy, breezy with outbreaks of rain here. but southern and eastern scotland, northern ireland, england and wales, once any early mist and fog clears away, then it'll be a lovely, sunny, dry day. light winds for most quite gusty, though, for the north—west of scotland. temperature wise, for the highlands and islands, 15 to 17 degrees. but the rest of scotland, northern ireland, england and wales, it's the low to mid 20s. as we head into monday we hold on to this wetter, cloudier, breezier weather across north—west scotland. but the rest of scotland, northern ireland, england and wales again, once any morning mist and fog clears away, it'll be dry, sunny and very warm with temperatures ranging from 22 to 26 celsius. much warmer there for eastern scotland, too. and we hold on to those temperatures m

east. temperatures will be coming down, though, in the north—west.e another hot and sunny day, there is the threat of showers and thunderstorms becoming more widespread in the north and the west. temperatures will be coming down across scotland and northern ireland closer to the seasonal norm, but still another hot day for england and wales with 30 celsius or so in the south—east. the heat lasts for monday across south—eastern areas, but then all areas will be cooler with sunshine and showers for the rest of the week. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines at the top of the hour as newsday continues, straight after hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur, today on the shores of lake como in northern italy at the annual ambrosetti forum, where power brokers from across the world gather to talk geopolitics. in this era of great power rivalries, there is much focus on political uncertainty in the united states, with a presidential election looming next year. my guest is republican senator lindsey graham — an ally of donald trump. is the se

east. temperatures will be coming down, though, in the north—west.e is the threat of showers and thunderstorms becoming more widespread in the north and the west. temperatures will be coming down across scotland and northern ireland closer to the seasonal norm, but still another hot day for england and wales with 30 celsius or so in the south—east. the heat lasts for monday across south—eastern areas, but then all areas will be cooler with sunshine and showers for the rest of the week. india in the spotlight as leaders from around the world gather in the indian capital for the 620 summit. we will have the latest. in the debate still verses back to the office. we speak to a director at wharton centre for human resources. hello and welcome to asia businees report with me arunoday mukharji. the big story we are looking ahead to, leaders from around the world are gathering in india capital of new delhi for a sum of this we can. countries in the 620 work group of 20 as they are called to account for about 85% of global economic output and 75% of trade. th

in the north-east and east of the country, the wind will blow in new and poor zabul and up to 3000 meters. it was time to consider the issue of cardiopulmonary patients, children, the elderly, for tomorrow and the day after tomorrow, this increase in speed and it is possible to avoid the dust storm, especially in the south-eastern part of south khorasan, north sistan and baluchistan, with a stomach that for tomorrow , this condition can be from that part of the eastern belt of khorasan god willing, the caspian sea will have rough waters tomorrow, like today, especially in the other provinces of gilan , mazandaran, and gradually, this year, golestan too . the mother asked the permission of the welfare officials to visit each of these centers. one of the requests was that they also have these pictures of welfare martyrs, the same ones who, although they were gathered from adam's orphanage, but were raised in imam's school. i am from one of them. i had a letter from the children, it was written that i will become chike chike and that's it, and the day they brought this, they brought it in br

a much milder night to come across north—east scotland, 13 degrees for aberdeen. pressure still with us, but this weather front will be influencing the weather across north—west scotland. so for the highlands and islands, it'll be quite cloudy, breezy with outbreaks of rain here. but southern and eastern scotland, northern ireland, england and wales, once any early mist and fog clears away, then it'll be a lovely, sunny, dry day. light winds for most quite gusty, though, for the north—west of scotland. temperature wise, for the highlands and islands, 15 to 17 degrees. but the rest of scotland, northern ireland, england and wales, it's the low to mid 20s. as we head into monday we hold on to this wetter, cloudier, breezier weather across north—west scotland. but the rest of scotland, northern ireland, england and wales again, once any morning mist and fog clears away, it'll be dry, sunny and very warm with temperatures ranging from 22 to 26 celsius. much warmer there for eastern scotland, too. and we hold on to those temperatures mid to maybe high 20s for england a

east. temperatures will be coming down, though, in the north—west.her fronts encroach in. so although much of england wales will have another hot and sunny day, there is the threat of showers and thunderstorms becoming more widespread in the north and the west. temperatures will be coming down across scotland and northern ireland closer to the seasonal norm, but still another hot day for england and wales with 30 celsius or so in the south—east. the heat lasts for monday across south—eastern areas, but then all areas will be cooler with sunshine and showers for the rest of the week. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm arunoday mukharji. lets get you the headlines. security is ramped up ahead of world leaders arriving in india as the country prepares host the g20 summit this weekend. no trace of uk terror suspect daniel kaleef, who's escaped from a london prison. and the winners of the uk's prestigious mercury music prize. welcome to the programme. in the coming hours, world leaders will start arriving in new delhi ahead of this wee

in the order of weak culture and architecture, yakutsk is the largest educational center in the north-eastand we see one of the key functions of the city in training for the growing economy of the investment project on the territory of the republic, declaring an increasingly high need for qualified personnel. for today. this is already about 80,000 specialists. coming years. this is a huge potential both for attracting people from other regions. so for the formation of a modern education system and the involvement of young people in the development of the republic and the whole country within the framework of building 25 world-class university campuses. we are currently working on a change in the barscience of creation. campus in the city of yakutsk and the construction of the educational laboratory building in the sevarium of the medical institute of the north -eastern federal university you direction with an eye to training personnel for the modern innovative economy, new objects of attraction for young people are planned in the developing part of the city, which in the long run will put

but the next rain band is bringing heavy rain to western scotland and will continue to rattle north and east through the afternoon, becoming confined to the north of scotland. elsewhere, sunshine and showers, most towards western areas, better chance of staying dry towards the east and south—east where it could be up to 23 degrees. the showers rattle for a time this evening but will fade away, winds will turn lighter, clear skies across the northern half of the country, quite chilly in scottish glens but temperatures will rise across the south as the wind and cloud builds up ahead of wednesday's storm, storm agnes, which is likely to bring gales and heavy rain to more western parts of the country. you can see on the pressure chart ireland will bear the brunt but strong winds and heavy rain will spread up the irish sea, gusts of 60 to 70 mph and exposure for parts of west wales into north—west england, south—west scotland and parts of northern ireland too. later the strong winds transfer across scotland. much of the day will start dry with early sunshine, northern edges scenarios might escape

scotland the north—east of scotland into the north—east weather front, also a trailing weather front, bringing a band of heavy rain to parts of wales, north—west england midlands parts of wales, north—west englind midlands parts of wales, north—west englin the midlands parts of wales, north—west englin the clearer midlands parts of wales, north—west englin the clearer slots viidlands too. in the clearer slots towards the south—east, it's a pretty warm muggy night. pretty warm and muggy night. temperatures no lower than 16 or 17 few spots. a 17 celsius in a few spots. a little bit fresher towards the north northeast. as for north and northeast. but as for sunday, we'll see three sunday, well, we'll see a three way that of rain way split. that band of rain continuing affect the central continuing to affect the central slice the uk, northern slice of the uk, northern england, of wales england, parts of wales certainly seeing a few heavy bursts that rain bursts of rain. that rain gradually easing as we go through day towards the through the da

it predicts that this condition will continue for tomorrow, it will affect parts of the north-east of country, it will affect a part of the southern slopes of alborz, and the western part of the country will continue to reduce the air quality in the regions. we will have 3 to 6 degrees in the northern part of the country. it can definitely affect the southern slopes of alborz, including tehran. tehran, today in the hottest hours of zahra, tonight is 35 degrees. for tomorrow at noon, expect a temperature of 32 degrees in the waters of the caspian sea, still waves . turbulent in sali part of gilan province, mazandaran golestan and the height in some places can be up to 3 meters, it will not be suitable for atomic detection, it is compatriots that you should pay attention to the issue that tomorrow after tomorrow, will they refrain from going to the height and other phenomena, definitely recommend considering your weight dear greenhouse owners in the western part of the country, to be sure of the strength of the greenhouses, and also, as i said, for tomorrow, the wind will be the dominan

south of kerman and north and east and north and east of hormozgan, scattered showers are expected tomorrow due to the strengthening of northerly currents on the northern part of the caucasus, the southern shores of the caspian sea, the intensity of the rains in these areas will increase . we see that in addition to the rains with the trend of decreasing temperature in these areas, we expect the intensity of rainfall tomorrow in the northeastern part of east azarbaijan province , the northern parts of ardabil province, gilan and the western parts of mazandaran province. one should refrain from standing on the banks of rivers and canals due to the strong winds of the caspian sea. with the arrival of the month of rabi al-awwal, iranians have gone to celebrate the birth of the prophet, may god bless him and grant him peace. i congratulate the beggar in his house. from god, i want you to carry out the mourning that we had earned in my life . now everything will be good for everyone. the beginning of the month of rabi al-awwal is reminiscent of the story of the martyrdom of amir al-mu'minin in l

the rains will continue in the south coasts and in the north-east of the country in north khorasan province wednesday, the impact of these rains will be seen in the provinces of mazandaran, golestan , semnan. north khorasan and the northern parts of khorasan razavi continues, during this period, we can wait until the last days of the week in other parts of the country, we have stable weather conditions, but for the next three days , due to the strong winds in the northeastern part of the city and the southeastern regions of our country, the phenomenon of dust is the dominant phenomenon, which causes a decrease in quality. the weather will also decrease in the northern parts of sistan and baluchistan , especially the zabul region and the southwestern part of asia, the southeastern part of south khorasan province, as well as the southern parts of south khorasan province . we have strong winds in these areas it causes sand and dust storms and brings with it a decrease in air quality and a severe decrease . he started the attack on iranian soil. based on his calculations of iran's internal situ

a frontal system setting up to the north—east which will start to briskly note the north—east of scotland prior permission from the south will provide some scattered showers, maybe the odd thunderstorm across western and northern parts. 33 in london could actually be the hottest day of this spell, and then through saturday afternoon, we could see some showers and storms popping up to east wales, then wouldn't come to pass of northern england. quick ball scattered but you will know about it if you catch on, a lot of rain in a short space of time, and more showers and storms speeding up from the south—west as we head through saturday night and into sunday morning. so we could see some heavy thundery showers at the great north run, and i think the good news for those taking part is that it is not it will not be as hot as it has been. so some scattered storms and —— scattered showers and thunderstorms through the day. still some heat holding on, 30 celsius for norwich and london, 21 for belfast, 22 for glasgow, and that is a sign of things to come, because as we head into the start of next we

he will get a proper north-east welcome? i think ou will proper north-east welcome?st welcome? i think you will get a geordie welcome, - proper north-east welcome? i thinkl you will get a geordie welcome, yes. plenty— you will get a geordie welcome, yes. plenty of— you will get a geordie welcome, yes. plenty of cheers at the start. down the course — plenty of cheers at the start. down the course will be electric for him. i the course will be electric for him. i would _ the course will be electric for him. i would imagine the course will be electric for him. iwould imagine it'll the course will be electric for him. i would imagine it'll be quite emotional for him, to be honest. it emotional for him, to be honest. [it will emotional for him, to be honest. will be hot emotional for him, to be honest. it will be hot today. i have never been stood here in shirt sleeves at this time of the morning. what precautions are you asking people to take? ., , ., precautions are you asking people to take? .,, ., ., ., take? people need to manage their effort. it is going _ take? peo

_ the towns and cities in the north, east to— the towns and cities in the north, east to west, create jobs. drive _ important part of how we will create jobs, drive growth across the region. — jobs, drive growth across the region, all part of our plans to ievei— region, all part of our plans to level up~ — region, all part of our plans to level up. freeport is another good example _ level up. freeport is another good example of that whether that is teesside — example of that whether that is teesside or elsewhere, attracting investment many businesses coming in cold could _ investment many businesses coming in cold could examples of the government levelling up. wishes you are choosing — government levelling up. wishes you are choosing to _ government levelling up. wishes you are choosing to answer— government levelling up. wishes you are choosing to answer a _ government levelling up. wishes you are choosing to answer a question i are choosing to answer a question about north—south rail links with the focused on east west. when you talk to the mayor of greater manchester, labour

saturday, we expect scattered rain in a part of the north of iran, for the provinces of ardabil, gilan, mazandaran, golestan, the northern part of eastrbaijan. we expect due to the intensity of the rains for the next few hours, we will have the heaviest rainfall in the north of east azarbaijan province and parts of ardabil province, for these areas , the orange warning level of the weather has been simplified , there is a possibility of river runoff, the river water will rise , avoid staying on the banks of the rivers for sunday until on monday , we will have the heaviest rains in the northern parts of our country, and the villages of ardabil, gilan, mazandaran, golestan , and the northern cities of east azarbaijan, west azarbaijan will gradually have an orange weather warning in these areas. apart from staying on the banks of the rivers and camping on the banks of the rivers, we avoid the rough caspian sea. there is a possibility of drowning . marine activities during this period should be limited. parts of the north-west, south-east in the center and the slopes of alborz, strong winds, you can see the output of sports models with s

on tuesday, rains will occur in the northern parts of west azarbaijan province, north of east azarbaijan, north of ardabil province, and also on the coasts of ardabil province. we have scattered showers in the south, but during wednesdays and thursdays, it can be said that scattered showers will happen in parts of the northwest of the country only with courage. south of alborz added to the speed of the wind, the wind always blows in prone areas, causing dust, reducing the air quality and reducing this condition tonight for the provinces of west azarbaijan, east azarbaijan, ardabil province, kurdistan, kermanshah, ilam, khuzestan , central hamedan, and in the southern slopes of alborz for the provinces of zanjan, qazvin, alborz, tehran, semnan, qom province and the northern part of isfahan province. in addition, in the northeastern parts of the eastern regions of the country , the wind speed increases to some extent, and in these areas, wind blowing and dust are the dominant phenomena. due to the wind, the persian gulf will be rough until tomorrow, and we expect it to be rough until tuesd

behind north—east scotland.will be some that, there will be some brighter intervals developing still scattering of still with a scattering of rather sharp showers watch rather sharp showers to watch out temperatures out for, though temperatures ranging between 14 and 21 c as we head into the middle parts of the week. another area of low pressure is hot on its heels and wanting to move its way in. so blustery winds developing a blustery winds developing for a good wales , england and good chunk of wales, england and northern coastal gales northern ireland. coastal gales in places. it will be in places. and it will be bringing band of rain bringing this band of rain initially northern initially across northern ireland on tuesday, but ireland at dawn on tuesday, but increasingly its way increasingly spreading its way eastwards. northwest eastwards. generally northwest england, wales seeing the brunt of the rainfall far south and far perhaps seeing some far north, perhaps seeing some dner far north, perhaps seeing s

could see wednesday into wednesday night winds around irish sea cost and southern scotland and north—eastnight wednesday into thursday and thursday although things turn quieter there could be some damage and travel disruption. take care. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm arunoday mukharji. the headlines. a space capsule carrying the largest asteroid sample ever collected lands safely in utah, which could shed new light on how planets were formed. france will end all military cooperation with niger and withdraw its ambassador and several other diplomats within hours, following a coup. the spanish town shaken afterfake naked images of local girls, generated by artificial intelligence, are shared. and hosts china top the medal table after the first day of the asian games in hangzhou.

could see wednesday into wednesday night winds around irish sea cost and southern scotland and north—eastings turn quieter there could be some damage and travel disruption. take care. down to the wire, political brinkmanship leaves the us government again on the verge of a shutdown. we'll look at the economic consequences. two—wheeler fever hits india, how motogp's debut in the country has accelerated demand for premium motorcycles. hello and welcome to asia business report. i'm arunoday mukharji. we begin in the united states where the government finds itself once again on the verge of a shutdown. us lawmakers have until midnight on september 30 to reach an agreement on a spending bill, before funding for government services is due to dry up. the impasse comes as a group of republicans in the house of representatives are using the issue as leverage to extract additional spending cuts in the order of

a much milder night to come across north east scotland — 13 degrees for aberdeen — and elsewhere, temperaturescross north—west scotland. so, for the highlands and islands, it'll be quite cloudy, breezy with outbreaks of rain here. but southern and eastern scotland, northern ireland, england and wales, once any early mist and fog clears away, then it'll be a lovely, sunny, dry day. light winds for most. quite gusty, though, for the north—west of scotland. temperature—wise for the highlands and islands, 15—17 degrees, but the rest of scotland, northern ireland, england and wales, it's the low to mid 20s. as we head into monday, we hold on to this wetter, cloudier, breezier weather across north—west scotland but the rest of scotland, northern ireland, england and wales again, once any morning mist and fog clears away, it'll be dry, sunny and very warm with temperatures ranging from 22—26 celsius. much warmer there for eastern scotland, too. and we hold on to those temperatures — mid to maybe high 20s for england and wales. could see close to 30 degrees in one or two spots. 0therwise, they'll be t

it's going to be steadily pushing north—east through the course of the day. good morning, catrin. good morning. we have spoken to before _ good morning, catrin. good morning. we have spoken to before on - good morning, catrin. good morning. we have spoken to before on the - we have spoken to before on the programme, tell us why you are involved in this particular campaign because i know if you don't mind talking about it, it is to do with your own life experiences. it, it is to do with your own life experiences-— it, it is to do with your own life experiences. yes, the ask, don't assume campaign _ experiences. yes, the ask, don't assume campaign is _ experiences. yes, the ask, don't assume campaign is really - experiences. yes, the ask, don't l assume campaign is really exciting because it has an old people with disabilities from the start. i was involved in a coach crash ten years ago which left me with severe burns, visual impairment, mobility and hand issues. forthe visual impairment, mobility and hand issues. for the last ten years i have been navigating

behind north—east scotland.will be some that, there will be some brighter intervals developing still scattering of still with a scattering of rather sharp showers watch rather sharp showers to watch out temperatures out for, though temperatures ranging between 14 and 21 c as we head into the middle parts of the week. another area of low pressure is hot on its heels and wanting to move its way in. so blustery winds developing a blustery winds developing for a good wales , england and good chunk of wales, england and northern coastal gales northern ireland. coastal gales in places. it will be in places. and it will be bringing band of rain bringing this band of rain initially northern initially across northern ireland on tuesday, but ireland at dawn on tuesday, but increasingly its way increasingly spreading its way eastwards. northwest eastwards. generally northwest england, wales seeing the brunt of the rainfall far south and far perhaps seeing some far north, perhaps seeing some dner far north, perhaps seeing s

a much milder night to come across north—east scotland, 13 degrees for aberdeen. front will be influencing the weather across north—west scotland. so for the highlands and islands, it'll be quite cloudy, breezy with outbreaks of rain here. but southern and eastern scotland, northern ireland, england and wales, once any early mist and fog clears away, then it'll be a lovely, sunny, dry day. light winds for most quite gusty, though, for the north—west of scotland. temperature wise, for the highlands and islands, 15 to 17 degrees. but the rest of scotland, northern ireland, england and wales, it's the low to mid 20s. as we head into monday we hold on to this wetter, cloudier, breezier weather across north—west scotland. but the rest of scotland, northern ireland, england and wales again, once any morning mist and fog goes away, it'll be dry, sunny and very warm with temperatures ranging from 22 to 26 celsius. much warmer there for eastern scotland, too. and we hold on to those temperatures mid to maybe high 20s for england and wales. could see close to 30 degrees in

a much milder night to come across north—east scotland — 13 degrees for aberdeen — and elsewhere, temperatures influencing the weather across north—west scotland. so, for the highlands and islands, it'll be quite cloudy, breezy with outbreaks of rain here. but southern and eastern scotland, northern ireland, england and wales, once any early mist and fog clears away, then it'll be a lovely, sunny, dry day. light winds for most quite gusty, though, for the north—west of scotland. temperature—wise for the highlands and islands, 15—17 degrees, but the rest of scotland, northern ireland, england and wales, it's the low to mid 20s. as we head into monday, we hold on to this wetter, cloudier, breezier weather across north—west scotland but the rest of scotland, northern ireland, england and wales again, once any morning mist and fog clears away, it'll be dry, sunny and very warm with temperatures ranging from 22—26 celsius. much warmer there for eastern scotland, too. and we hold on to those temperatures — mid to maybe high 20s for england and wales. could see close to 30 degrees in one or two spots

through the night into friday, area of low pressure that has been governing think still there to the north—eastst scotland, northern ireland and the blustery day here with frequent showers. showers in western parts of england and wales, elsewhere dry and bright with some sunshine bit on the cool side to begin with and a cool day all in all. showers will blossom more in the afternoon and some of them on the heavy side. on saturday morning, clear and cool. there could be a touch of frost in the sheltered areas of scottish glens. cloud increasing later and wet and windy weather on sunday. live from london. this is bbc news. rishi sunak is hosting a news conference at downing street amid reports that he is planning to change green policies. 2a hours after azerbaijan's army launch an operation in nagorno—karabakh — reports of a ceasefire with ethnic armenian forces. a metropolitan police officer is to be charged over the death of chris kaba. he was shot in south london in september last year. for the first time in the history of the nhs both consultants and junior doctors are out on strike. here in

now the great north run on sunday across north—east england looks pretty decent actually, although theree rain around. some of it could be thundery. these temperatures will be pretty comfortable for running in, but we could start off with some thundery rain in the morning and then into the afternoon. heavy showers could develop with a bit of sunshine in between. but sunday is another warm and humid one for england and wales, with a scattering of thunderstorms developing into the afternoon. temperatures again up to 30 degrees in the south—east, but you'll notice the low 20s for scotland and northern ireland. so things are turning cooler and the trend as we head into next week is for this cooler, fresher, less humid air to spread southwards across the country. and that'll introduce north—westerly winds and also plenty of showers, particularly in the north and the west. it'll be much cooler by day, much fresher at night, but still some good spells of sunshine across the south. live from london, this is bbc news. at least 296 people have been killed and many more injured after a powerful 6.8

we will have rain in the provinces of north east azarbaijan, west azarbaijan, ardabil and gilan. on monday, the rain will be more widespread in the provinces of gilan, mazandaran , golestan, in the highlands, which are still part of the cities of the northernmost city. in west azerbaijan, we expect rains in these areas on monday and tuesday . the rains are more likely to rise in the rivers in the west of the caspian sea coast of bar shah. there is a request to stay and pitch tents on the banks of the rivers so that for the next day in the afternoon and early night hours and parts of hormozgan province in the north and east of hormozgan province instead of in the south of kerman province, there will be an increase in scattered rain clouds in these areas. it also happens in other regions of our country, the sky is clear to a little cloudy, the phenomenon of wind is predicted for the next five days in parts of our country , the wind brings dust and dust to the provinces of khorasan, razavi, south khorasan, north sistan and baluchistan. decreased air quality the force causes strong w

could see wednesday into wednesday night winds around irish sea cost and southern scotland and north—eastgh things turn quieter there could be some damage and travel disruption. take care. this is bbc news, the headlines: armed soldiers have been offered to london metropolitan police after armed officers stepped back from firearm duties. it is linked to a case where a police officer has been charged with a man's murder. france will end all military cooperation with niger — and withdraw its ambassador and several other diplomats within hours — following a coup. nasa has brought back the largest ever sample from an asteroid. a capsule was recovered in utah after being dropped from a space probe that's spent the last seven years collecting the fragments. police in kosovo have ended a standoff with serb gunmen

abyssinia in the north-east and north-west parts of the western part of the south-west part of the southern slopes of alborz road. east azarbaijan, ardabil province, kurdistan, kermanshah, ilam, khuzestan, hamedan, central alborz slopes, for zanjan provinces, qazvin, alborz, tehran, semnan, qom province, northern part of isfahan province, we see that strong winds in these areas cause dust and reduce air quality, as well as a sharp decrease. because of the wind the wind will be rough in the next 24 hours in the persian gulf. today and tomorrow it will be rough due to the strong winds of the caspian sea. during this period , avoid the traffic of boats, light and semi-saba boats , and also avoid swimming in the caspian sea during this period. thank you for accompanying us. sound and thermal insulation are used in various industrial fields to prevent sound and heat transmission. the knowledge-based technologists of our country succeeded in producing nano sound and thermal insulation . the use of this sound actually transfers profit. reduce and stay in petrochemicals and refineries and high-rise

currents, there will be a decrease in temperature in the northern coasts with less intensity in the north-east, north-west and the slopes of alborz with less intensity in all regions of our country. hello and god protect, the good news has come, now it has come in a few times, it has come to life, the city of the dead heart, the wind is the caravan of martyrs, broken hearts, lovers and homes from hello, hello, hello heroes, hello hello heroes, your eyes have been enlightened, wayfarers, the heavens are with you, this is from madinah in the streets mr. avila, the eyes of mothers are rained upon the qur'an has taught me in my life that muhammad is the messenger of god and al-dhain. if you have seen the way we are going, it is the way that makes the infidels happy. who are good followers of their religion and obey them, as much as you are in the most severe state and the enemies of islam who intend to destroy the religion, you must definitely fast with the infidels and those who hinder our enmity by age and oath. i am not afraid of the effect of the enemy's words and content. they stood hard now

could see wednesday into wednesday night winds around irish sea cost and southern scotland and north—east some damage and travel disruption. take care. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm arunoday mukharji. let's get you the headlines. a space capsule carrying the largest asteroid sample ever collected lands safely in utah, which could shed new light on how planets were formed. france will end all military co—operation with niger and withdraw its ambassador and several other diplomats within hours, following a coup. armed soldiers are offered to the metropolitan police after a large number of officers step back from firearms duties. the spanish town shaken after fake naked images of local girls, generated by artificial intelligence, are shared.

rain in the coming hours in the provinces of ardabil, gilan, mazandaran, golestan, north khorasan, north east azarbaijan, the highlands of qazvin, alborz, tehran, semnan and zanjan provinces. gilan province and the north of east azarbaijan province, which has a higher intensity, the weather is orange, the weather is simplified , there is a possibility of river runoff, and we request that you avoid staying on the banks of rivers, swimming, or camping on the banks of rivers. caspian sea it is also wavy and choppy considering that near the coast we expect the height to reach up to 3 meters, the sea is stormy, there is a possibility of swimmers drowning and damage to vessels, and we request that marine activities be carried out with restrictions during this period. swimming in the caspian sea should be prohibited but in the northern part of the country, we expect the rains for north khorasan gradually, so that we have a person in this region , we can also predict the rains for the heights of alborz, which sometimes rains also happen for the heights of the alborz mountain range, in terms of we exp

we've got a frontal system that will be trying to push its way in towards the far north west of scotland. further south and easttually be the hottest day of all, 33 degrees possible in london, a little bit cooler and fresher, though, further north and west. now, with that heat across parts of england and wales through the late afternoon, we could well see some sharp showers and thunderstorms popping up. they will be quite isolated, quite well scattered. but if you do catch one, it could give you a lot of rain in a short space of time. and then actually overnight on saturday night, we willjust see a few more showers and thunderstorms developing. and it is possible that for sunday morning, for the great north run, we could see a few heavy showers, maybe the odd thunderstorm, some sunny spells, too. and perhaps one piece of good news, not quite as warm as it has been, because we will see more showers and some thunderstorms affecting many parts of the uk during the day on sunday. the driest and brightest weather likely to be towards south eastern parts of england where temperatures again could get to 30 degrees, bu

east azarbaijan, ardabil airport , areas from astara anzali lahijan to ramsar. for tomorrow, of course, before the amount of rain it will decrease and the north of east azarbaijan will be a part of ardabil province, gilan, west of mazandaran, kalbas and gradually a part of golestan province , north khorasan will have rain , while other parts of the country did not have clear and sunny skies during the day until the phenomenon the wind will prevail and it is beautiful, which today fluctuated between 40 and 60 km in the northwestern part of the country and up to 55 km/h in tehran. the report of the decreasing trend of the letter that started today will continue for tomorrow, especially in the bar. north of the country, 26 degrees, expect a decrease in temperature on the southern slopes alborz, including tehran, will also be affected. tehran, which has a temperature of 25 degrees during the hottest hours of the afternoon, will be 32 degrees tomorrow. if they expect the southern half of the country and significant temperature changes, the wind will continue to affect the southern slopes of alborz for tomorrow. the wind and dust will be the dominant phenomenon in the

tomorrow morning but otherwise clear skies and it could get quite, quite chilly across the north and the eastplymouth, the temperatures staying up in double figures and that's because we'lljust see the cloud increasing as we go through saturday. and we've got this next weather system moving its way in from the southwest that will bring some rain to northern and western areas throughout the day. but it will be a fairly bright start to your weekend. there'll be some sunshine across many northern and eastern parts. you notice, though, this rain as it moves its way through northern ireland, into north wales, eventually into northern england, into the north midlands as well, the far north east of scotland staying dry. dry too across the far south and southeast and temperatures here, 21 degrees celsius. now that area of rain will start to move its way eastward as we go through sunday. this trailing weather front here will bring a legacy of cloud. a few spots of rain into sunday morning from south wales through the midlands towards eastern areas. it will gradually break up. there'll be some sunshine

the winds are coming in from the north, almost north—east are so fairly cool on the north sea coast.y we are expecting low pressure to come out of the bay of biscay, this is done back rain which could bring frequent lightning and gusty winds. quite a change for some of us on sunday, still hanging onto some of the

mid to high 20 celsius, up to 29 degrees or so for north—east scotland, low 30s for southeast englanders, thunderstorms becoming a bit more extensive across central and northern areas, but of mist and murk around some coasts. otherwise, for most, it's another dry and a warm, muggy night. so into saturday then, we start off with plenty of sunshine around it'll feel very humid at this point. start to see more wind, cloud, breeze picking up for north—west of scotland with this weather front. ahead of it will start to see some showers and thunderstorms breaking out. certainly across scotland, northern ireland, maybe northern parts of england and wales. very hot on saturday, we could be up to 33 celsius again in the southeast. temperatures will be coming down, though, in the north—west. for sunday we start to see some changes — the air starts to destabilise from the atlantic as these weather fronts encroach in. so although much of england wales will have another hot and sunny day, there is the threat of showers and thunderstorms becoming more widespread in the north and the west. temperatu

the pattern of cuts in the parts of north west azarbaijan, north east azarbaijan, north ardabil province and also the heights of mazandaran province, we have seen the rain in these areas in the form of showers scattered in other parts of the country for a stable clear and sunny sky in the part the northern night of the southeast of the country is still later the prevailing phenomenon, especially in the northern parts of sistan and baluchistan province, zabul region, the southeastern parts of south khorasan province, this sport of strong winds leads to dust storms, the entire judiciary of hormozgan from executing the death sentence, one of the factors of the martyrdom of saeed mohammadi, the head of the fighting police. he informed about the drugs of rodan city, mr. ghahrmani said that the sentence was executed this morning in minab city prison. the court of the defendants in the case for the crime of carrying drugs and carrying weapons led to the testimony of the corrupt verdict and sentenced saeed mohammadi to death. head of the anti-narcotics police rodan city on the 22nd of april this

-west and part of the north-east of the country. the increase in the number of sports with a bow is an important and noteworthy phenomenon , especially in the zabul region of sistan and baluchistan province . it can be accompanied by a storm. and the soil and the severe reduction and the quality of the air should be in a special form. we will return to the public hall of the parliament and continue the session today. take our theater and bring tea what kind of brand do we have from them? here , i am asking you to strengthen the production of agriculture, animal husbandry, and industry in the border towns. 44 years after the revolution , this issue of kolbari and procrastination, etc., means breaking the country's production. these issues must be taken. the law must be correct. someone tell us, etc., whether it will come in the free zones or not , so my suggestion, mr. haji deligani, is only this time that it reduces the complications, the correct percentage is 10%. a poor person who wants to build a refrigerator himself could have d

but neither is the north—east's or scotland's future an unlimited oil and gas extraction.ion, to take workers of the north—east from a fossil fuel industry, transitioning to a renewables net zero future. and that is one that i am committed to. and this latest development, i am afraid, is just another demonstration we know of the uk government rolling back on its own climate ambitions. the critics say most of the oil is the kind we don't refine and so will be exported and sold on the international markets. they argue that taxpayers will be subsidising oil companies to the tune of £4 billion money without seeing any improvement in their energy bills. well, let's put some of that to alex grant. he is the country manager for equinor, the firm who operate the rosebank oil and gas field. welcome to the programme. thanks for havin: me. welcome to the programme. thanks for having me- let's — welcome to the programme. thanks for having me. let's start _ welcome to the programme. thanks for having me. let's start with _ welcome to the programme. thanks for having me. let's start wit