and there is ambition in the north of england. north accords with labour's and costed an unrealistic approach, but actually entirely fits with boris johnson. as you remember them as sooi'i johnson. as you remember them as 50011 as johnson. as you remember them as soon as he, his first speech in downing street, making sure we have high—quality broadband across the north of england, unleashing the potential. that is what we are about. we want to get brexit done and then unleash the potential in the north of england and across the re st of the north of england and across the rest of the united kingdom. because we are on rest of the united kingdom. because we are on the verge of being... come on. iam we are on the verge of being... come on. i am not a speeding or has been more progress, but how can you say to those commuters in the arts tonight —— in the north denied timothy frost in the winter on the inside of the windows, yet to refix your feelings when you get home... they are a disgrace, these trains. if they were in the south of

this rain persists throughout the afternoon, quite widely throughout north england and wales. rs in northern ireland, quite breezy in northern areas with temperatures between seven and 11 degrees at best. especially disappointing between this cloud of rain. this rain will continue for a good while this evening across northern england, sinking south across south wales south wales into the midlands still some showers... one or 2 showers for scotland and northern ireland but clear spells, it will turn into a chilly night, chilly across the south—east as well with some ice patches on the south—east. this rain will continue to fizzle as it heads south—east. further west, dryer and bright. some showers across north scotland, some of these wintry as it is another cold day and a chilly night, watch the blue shades spreading across the chart, widely we will get to freezing or below. some freezing fog patches as well. not as cold in western regions because we will be bringing in outbreaks of rain, the rain staggering eastwards on saturday, uncertainty about the exact timing but we could

and there is not a tram, want to complain to someone in the north of england and when the bus services. so i think the transport absolutely is a top priority and the people in leeds have heard about that and we need to be, the people taking responsibility forfixing be, the people taking responsibility for fixing it. obviously, what it comes down to is the figures. how do you make the figures add up? how do we pay our own way? the north pays its own way by becoming a modern vibrant economy and we already see the resurgence of that. because remember, it is not a very long time ago that the north in many ways, many of the places in the north were the envy of the world and in pockets, we still are. wejust the envy of the world and in pockets, we still are. we just have to ta ke pockets, we still are. we just have to take those pockets and make them more widespread. the way the north pays its own way is by more businesses delivering better products to the world that the world wa nts to products to the world that the world wants to buy. and i think we can do that, but we just need investment

do you think the north of england can pull together?” north.ve so. england can pull together? i believe so. i believe where there are small differences, people will get behind something as a collective. differences, people will get behind something as a collectivelj differences, people will get behind something as a collective. i feel a little bit like we have heard this before perhaps. so perhaps i'm a little bit jaded in terms of politics and how they can help. i think that the central thing is infrastructure, developing infrastructure, developing infrastructure up in the north, how can people move around, thingsjust like getting to work, making it easier and more affordable and more green. i don't know if any of the small spaces, they are... there are small spaces, they are... there are small businesses like myself who get oi'i small businesses like myself who get on the high street and get well—positioned on the high street. so, i personally believe that there isa so, i personally believe that there is a massive demand and need for the high

the last hour the government has announced further support for people and businesses in the north of englandill severe flooding. in the north of england where there the situation reached the top of the political agenda today — with opposition parties calling for the government to declare a national emergency. earlier labour had described the government's response as woeful — and the liberal democrats said the situation wasn't being taken seriously enough. following a months worth of rain in 2a hours last week — rivers burst their banks to flood parts of south yorkshire, nottinghamshire, derbyshire and lincolnshire. but the environment agency says the 20 million pound flood defences built after the 2007 floods — significantly reduced the impact in areas like meadowhall in sheffield. severe flood warnings around the river don have been in place since friday. about 400 homes have been flooded and 1200 properties evacuated. 0ur correspondent, dan johnson, has been in the village of fishlake — parts of which have been underwater since last week. this is the church that has been the centre of the

there will be some showers around south—west scotland, north—west england, north while, most of them —west, through the afternoon, rain will start to return. tomorrow, cold day for all, some in scotland not getting above freezing all day long, across scotland, northern ireland, far north of england, clear skies into wednesday. — — far north of england, clear skies into wednesday. —— wednesday night, widespread frost. not quite as cold in the south, there is the rain, pushing across other southern counties, and on thursday, this will cause us a counties, and on thursday, this will cause us a little concern, rain band starting to push north and west, could seep lengthier bursts of rain across parts of the midlands, that will start to see river levels rise, and pushing back into the badly hit flood areas, potentially yorkshire and lincolnshire. worth keeping an eye on the forecast, river is rising again. thursday, sunshine and showers towards the south—east, scotland, northern ireland dry and cold. the rain slowly eases going into friday, further rain, keep up—to—date with the latest wea

, it is optically north—east of england, it is y north—east of england, it is but north—east and west, they could be some clearer slots which will allow temperatures to dip down to freezing in scotland in southern england. that takes us into sunday, the zone of damp weather continuing across north england in the north midlands and wales, bright skies in the south, a few showers around the west and eastern peripheries and across scotland and northern ireland, whether cheering up with more sunshine coming through during the afternoon, but it will feel cold and there will be showers across the north of scotland. through sunday night we will get clearer skies across the northern half of the uk, across the northern half of the uk, a cold night with widespread frost, temperatures down to “11 in edinburgh but told them that in the countryside. for monday, high pressure is in charge, but this area of low pressure is the one that will bring flooding to venice, that is trying to move into eastern areas of england, but it is being blocked by this area of high pressure. there is a questi

a run of showers over the north sea through south—west scotland to the north—west of england.al and eastern areas will end up with a dry, sunny but not overly warm day. now, temperatures down into single figures. where we will see a significant change to the afternoon is rain getting into northern ireland, wales and the south—west of england. and just be advised that in the more intense burst over the moors to the south—west, and the brecon beacons you could well end up with a covering of snow. here we are on into thursday, that same band of weather still producing an awful lot of rain over the southern counties. and as the day progresses, so this more southern future isjoined by a more northern feature and that's the concern, because the rain looks set to return to some of the flood—affected areas. there are already met office warnings out and available on our website. from thursday on into friday, the big area of low pressure, still close by over the near continent, and it's still a north to north—easterly feed off a cold north sea that will generate an awful lot of cloud ac

—east england but it is eastern scotla nd north—east englandchy cloud for east anglia and south—east england, this in turn will encourage some dense patches of fog. tomorrow, briefly, we have a fairly weak ridge of high pressure. we still have rain to deal with initially across eastern scotland, making its way north and east throughout the day. out on the atlantic, another low pressure system pushing its way through the evening. the rain pulls its way into the northern isles and becomes confined here throughout the day, quite wet and windy for the northern isles. but also, quite wet and windy. poor visibility and that is going to be slow to lift was not any brightness on sundays really at any brightness on sundays really at a premium. it's mild, 9—12 does this the top temperature. rain will be putting in through the chilly isles —— it's mild 9—12 the top temperature this evening, rain will be pushing in through the aisles of chilly. it's going to be raining across england and well on monday, we still have met office warnings. a bit patchy as it

the headlines at 11:00: ministers announce more support for flood victims in the north of england. some 30 flood warnings remain in place, with more heavy rain forecast, as locals say they feel let down by the official response. communities by the official response. have been absolutely amazing. communities have been absolutely amazing. the official people but should have been telling us what to do, get out of your house, move your things, even it was coming, we had no idea. just a complete contrast. the environment agency says flood defences have reduced some of the impact, prompting more debate about where the money has been spent. life sentences for the parents of six children who murdered two teenage sons a day after trying to poison them. in hong kong, police warn that the rule of law is ‘on the brink of total collapse‘ after months of pro—democracy protests. and — the spats between raheem sterling and joe gomez are just like a family disagreement, according to the england manager. and at 11:30, we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers henry zeffman, p

burrows johnson is the person to to get it clear way forward and we've been i've been to the north of england and we talk to voters and politicians this is where the labor party had their traditional strongholds and we wanted to see how labor and how the conservatives are fearing in the north of england so let's have a look at that. the town of bishop oakland used to be a train building hard today the factory orders in which carriages were once fields are empty. the unemployment rate is above the british average and a key majority of the population voted in favor of leaving the e.u. . bishop oakland was once a bustling market town with a striving night life now there is a sense that towns like these former mining and manufacturing communities in the north of england have been forgotten and people want that to change a large number of shops on the high street have closed down there is money available for urban redevelopment but many feel it has been put to wrong use they blame the labor party which has been the dominant party in the area for almost 100 years. and have anyone here greece with.

through northern ireland to north of england, the north midlands, north wales. uth, less the england, the north midlands, north wales. further south, less the way of winds, and it is and crisper. it is that regime which wins out. the high—pressure is set. it's a cold and frosty star away from the far southwest. it's a windy old do and it's a northerly down those eastern shores. despite the presence of a lot of sunshine and a lot of dry weather, there are, look at this, wednesday, wednesday is... that is how we start the weekend. cold and bright, dry and frosty until, again, in the southwestern corner, a new set of weather fronts. it is cloudy, wet and windy here. eventually across the bristol channel. elsewhere, a really decent sort of dry bright, the other phase of autumn, but it is also only 3—7d. the rain eventually slides away across the channel back into the near continent. sunday leaves a banner of cloud across the southern counties. the onshore breeze, he quite noticeable one, produces a drizzly shower or to across the east of england, east of scotla nd ac

midlands and southern england but at the moment it looks like the worst of it will stay away from the area is badly affected by the flooding. they could see some more rain but much of the northountry will have a out. some rain continuing in some parts of england and wales and northern ireland on saturday evening claiming early sunday and hopefully the services will be in good shape. it looks to be dry across the bulk of the uk with the odd light shower only in parts of northern england and the midlands. still feeling chilly, as it will do next week. you will have seen this behind me, this is monday's rain coming in, still more low pressure and rainfall on the way. we will keep you updated with everything about the weekend weather and those warnings on our website. a reminder of our top story... warnings there's a danger to life from severe flooding in the north of england as a woman's body is pulled from floodwater in derbyshire after torrential rain. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. good afternoon i'm jane dougall. it's 1.30pm and here's your latest sports news. dawid malan scored the

further south, north—east england, into tuesday morning. chance of some fog patches here, while winds are lightest tuesday begins. on tuesday, we will notice the arrows coming down from the north and north—east. this is the cold air filtering further south. west is best, with brighter as drier conditions. still showers in some outbreaks of rain affecting eastern parts of the uk. those temperatures will be topping out in single figures. the big picture, as we go from tuesday into wednesday, we are in between weather systems. it is going to be chilly, they will be some frost around in places, with fog patches to start wednesday. then quite quickly, the next weather system coming in from the atlantic. still something to play for. it may not look quite like this by the time we get to wednesday, but the idea is, a chilly start with cloud increasing in some outbreaks of rain whipping and, into some colder air the higher you are, into the pennines and the hills and mountains of scotland, and you may see a bit of snow i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore

the flood victims straight across yorkshire in the north of england. put itself front and centre of the general election campaign and it is a politicized issue with them going head to head over whether or not enough is been done to support the businesses affected by the flood and also whether there's going to be more money to come. that the prime minister, on the emergency of the right minute? it has been hugely politicized. it is not clear how much. a lot of people, we heard about the scheme which the government announced earlier today andi government announced earlier today and i think sajid javid spoke about that as well in terms of financial help. but some say as little too little too late. especially if you're in the village that is underwater effectively as the dramatic picture on the front of the independent and other papers show anything the government offers now feels like too little too late but they're absolutely right, everything is political in the best of times but during the general election, these floods, borisjohnson more than any othe

england. parts of scotland, north—east england will stay dry. will hang around into the evening. if you are heading off to wembley, but a sell—out match between the lionesses in germany, ta ke between the lionesses in germany, take some water. it will be wet through the evening but sunday, only wa nted through the evening but sunday, only wanted to showers across central eastern areas. most places will have a dry and bright day after a cold start. we needed after that rain. women in work are at the centre of labour's election campaign today. the party says it will offer, "a boost in pay, increased flexibility and greater protections against harassment and discrimination at work", if they get into power. (pres)it‘s outlining its policy on maternity pay and the gender pay gap this morning. we're joined now from westminster by labour's shami chakrabarti. is labour going to change women's rights in the work base? i'm excited to say that we are going to have the greatest workplace revolution for women in 50 years. as you know, without equal pay law ne

, from the north west of england, ca rlisle, cumbria‘s one from the north west of england, carlisle,d by carlisle, cumbria‘s one and only football club. i am joined by kevin caliban, what chance are you giving dulwich hamlet? there will be a packed house, great atmosphere, you give them a chance, of course if you do it right and get everything right, you are professional as every tea m right, you are professional as every team should be a does not necessarily always fall like that. all i would seem carlisle‘s faber, the pitch looks great, the weather is immaculate. with the atmosphere that generated tonight, they have a great chance. you talk about the atmosphere, sense of occasion, we have a cabbie, a part—time teacher, the biggest night of their lives, how do dulwich hamlet to deal with the pressure? without a doubt the biggest night of their lives. i‘m sure what has been said to them, i‘m sure what has been said to them, i‘m sure the message from the coaching staff would be go out and play like you play any other game. it is a lwa ys you play any other game. it is always easy to s

england, north wales, into the midlands and if you've had some clear spells there could be a few fogshowers working across eastern england first thing. a lot of cloud in northern england with some outbreaks of rain and to northern and eastern parts of scotland as well, but south—west scotland, northern ireland, wales, the midlands, east anglia, parts of southern england as well, there will be some drier, sunnier weather in places. these are average wind speeds. winds will start to strengthen again later around some of the coasts of south—west england as this next area of rain starts to move in and temperatures topping out mostly in the range of ten to 1a celsius. 0n through sunday night and into monday morning, low pressure has another go at us here with this next spell of rain pushing northwards through parts of england and wales, bringing a little bit of rain to parts of northern ireland and potentially some heavier bursts back in towards eastern scotland as well. temperatures not going down too far overnight. this says everything for monday, low pressure is in charge and whilst it

england. maybe heavy bursts of rain for the north—east of england so it could be quite right here —— it couldwet here. we have a building area of high pressure from monday and tuesday, a window of nice fine conditions for both monday and tuesday. plenty of sunshine around. very cold morning with mist and fog. deep in the way, low— pressure with mist and fog. deep in the way, low—pressure encroaching from the atlantic, increasing cloud under stronger breeze from the south. temperatures will creep up by the end of the week. hello, this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines: prince andrew speaks publicly for the first time about his friendship with the convicted sex offender, jeffrey epstein. in an exclusive interview with bbc newsnight, the duke says it was wrong to stay at epstein‘s house and admits he let "the side down." that's the bit that, that, that, erm, as it were, i kick myself for on a daily basis, cos it was not something that was becoming of a member of the royal family. prince andrew also said he had "no recollection" of meeting virginia roberts — who claims she was forced to h

dozens of flood warnings in parts of england as a month's worth of rain falls in a single day. one woman was swept away to her death. the north of england and the midlands are the worst affected. people have been evacuated from their homes, with homes destroyed by the waters. the house is read from the bottom up. carpet, garden, everything is gone. the electric has been cut off. in edinburgh, the snp leader launches the party's election campaign — putting brexit and scottish independence at the centre. following the murder of a teenage girl in wiltshire, an 18—year—old man is been jailed for life. we hearfrom ellie gould's family. ten teenagers — including two fifteen—year—old boys — have been named among the 39 people from vietnam who were found dead in a refrigerated lorry in essex. and we meet the veteran who's collected thousands of pounds, to build a new memorial for the heroes of d—day. and at half past 11 we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers james rampton, features writer for the independent — and rachel cunliffe, comment and features editor at cityam. stay with us for that. floods have hit

dozens of flood warnings in parts of england as a month's worth of rain falls in a single day. one woman was swept away to her death. the northle have been evacuated from their homes, with homes destroyed by the waters. the house is read from the bottom up. carpet, garden, everything is gone. the electric has been cut off. in edinburgh, the snp leader launches the party's election campaign — putting brexit and scottish independence at the centre. following the murder of a teenage girl in wiltshire, an 18—year—old man is been jailed for life. we hearfrom ellie gould's family. ten teenagers — including two fifteen—year—old boys — have been named among the 39 people from vietnam who were found dead

england, as well. skies clear for scotland and northern ireland and the far north of england, and here, it is going tot is all down to this ridge of high pressure which will be moving across the british isles during monday, stopping this low pressure from moving in across from europe. nevertheless, the low could get close enough to bring some thicker cloud to east anglia and south—east england, so perhaps a few patches of rain here, but for most of us, it is a dry day with plenty of sunshine. locally cold, and a frosty start to the day. after those cold conditions early on, temperatures struggle. scotland, northern ireland, the far north of england, the temperatures in edinburgh just about 2 degrees or so in the afternoon. nine or ten for cardiff and for london. but, monday night will be a really cold night, probably the coldest of the autumn so far, with temperatures in the countryside in scotland getting all the way down to about —10 celsius, so a very cold night coming up, here. looking at the weather picture into tuesday, the middle part of the week should be initially dry with the ridge of high p

one oi’ ireland, north—west england in one or two along west facing coast. up into the north, spiralling around that low that is drifting off into the north sea. elsewhere, some clearer skies and a few isolated showers. a chilly night, low single figures perhaps quite widely across the country. so we start off tomorrow with the best of any drier weather perhaps into the south but as we go through the morning, those outbreaks of showers will drift their way slowly southwards. lighter winds perhaps than monday, but that means some of those showers could be pretty slow moving and some of them intense with some hill mixing well. but if you dodge the showers and keep the sunshine, those temperatures are still struggling, five to 10 degrees at the very best. as we move out of tuesday evening into the night, we will see this little ridge of high pressure building. a quiet spell of weather for a time. that will allow temperatures to fall away, possibly some fog in central areas which will not last. the cloud thickens, the next law pushes in and it will bring a spell

it will be north—eastern parts of england and scotla nd north—eastern parts of england and scotland asr the last few hours. the rain has eased across wales and the south—west. heavy rain moving northwards in across many parts of scotla nd northwards in across many parts of scotland and still across the north—east of england. we have patches of rain heading into the south—east of england. it pushes towards the midlands during the evening and heading into northern england too. they peter out. all the while, rain in north—east england and scotland. elsewhere, lighter winds and it turns dry overnight. we do find some mist and fog patches forming. it should be free of frost, a mild six or 7 degrees. tomorrow, a dry day. as we are between two weather systems, the next comes into the south—west by the end of the day. some rain in the morning for eastern scotland. that will peter out but linger in the northern ireland is. some patches of rain and light showers coming in around irish sea coastal areas. on the whole, dry with a lot of cloud. misty and murky in the morning. not a great deal of su

more than 100 flood warnings are in place across the north of england, following hours of torrential rain. dozens of people spent the night in a shopping mall in sheffield after torrential downpours flooded the streets. firefighters in rotherham rescued people by boat after they were stranded in the parkgate centre. among those affected isjon from totley near sheffield, who sent us this footage. you can see just how high the river is. and this is the scene from outside the meadowhall shopping centre last night. a major incident has been

turning to longer ones across northern ireland, north—west england, north west midlands and north walesgling. things turning dryerfor a time for tuesday into wednesday as the low pressure pushes away. chance for river levels to drop a bit. bright, cold, frosty start for wednesday. during the day we see rain spread into northern ireland, wales and the south—west. could turn to snow over higher ground. wednesday into thursday the weather front pivots around, exactly where that is will be crucial because it could be over the saturated areas of wales and the midlands and potentially into thursday getting very close to the north west of england and lincolnshire. it's one to watch. things could change. with severe flood warning still in place, the potential for more. keep up—to—date with the latest weather warnings and flood warning details on the bbc weather website. this is bbc news — our latest headlines. nigel farage has said the brexit party won't stand against prospective conservative mps in hundreds of parliamentary seats currently held by the tories in next months election. speaking a

tonight at ten: ministers announce more support for flood victims in the north of england, but labour and the lib dems say the response has been far too slow. some 30 flood warning remain in place, with more heavy rain forecast, as locals say they feel let down by the official response. communities have been absolutely amazing. the official people that should have been telling us what to do, get out your house, move your things, or even it was coming, we had no idea. so, just complete contrast. the environment agency says flood defences have reduced some of the impact, prompting more debate about where the money has been spent. the money forflood protection is allocated according to the number of people who'd benefit from it. so the big cities do well, smaller communities are bound to lose out. we'll be reporting live from the village of fishlake near doncaster, one of the worst—affected areas. also tonight: life sentences for the parents of six children, who murdered two teenage sons, a day after trying to poison them. in hong kong, police warn that the rule of law is ‘on the brink o

england. we have the cloud and consistent damp weather across north—east england at the moment, and through theand, the north midlands and wales will be the thickest cloud, and patches of rain coming and going. writer guys in the south, although a few showers coming into kent, the thames estuary including the far south—west of england, the best of the day's for northern ireland and for scotland, there will be some showers for northern scotland, and it will feel chilly with temperature is around six or seven degrees. hello, and welcome to bbc news. prince andrew has told the bbc he categorically denies having sex with virginia roberts, who says she was forced to have sex with him when she was 17 years old. in an interview with bbc‘s newsnight he's answered questions for the first time about his links with the convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein. the duke of york said a "sense of honour" led him to continue his assocation with the disgraced financier.

today on already saturated ground, as much as 20 millimetres across some parts of suppers england, wales, north you can see the rain across england are starting' northwards. 0ver england are starting' northwards. over the next rise becomes confined to north england and then into eastern scotland overnight. we still have the met office warnings and lazier. elsewhere it starts to turn drier, but we have a lot of cloud, some mist and merrick and hill fog stop clear skies across east anglia and south england but this in turn will lead to dense patches of fog. it's not too cold a night, tomorrow, briefly we have a weak ridge of high pressure coming across the uk. still an area of low pressure across the south—west, that will its presence felt as we go through the evening. eventually, the northern isles will be quite wet and windy for much of the day, things do turn drier but we are going to have a lot of cloud, some mist and merrick, some fog through the morning, which will be slow to lift. and when it does, sunshine really at a premium. mild, 9- 12 sunshine really at a premium. mild, 9— 12 celsius

in the north of england and the midlands. —— because of those floods.s of flood warnings still in place. and second, interesting story from japan, backlash over some employers injapan japan, backlash over some employers in japan telling japan, backlash over some employers injapan telling female employees who wear glasses at work to remove them. the story says a number of news outlets had said some companies had banned eyewear female employees for various reasons, among them some retail chains reportedly said glasses wearing shop assistants gave a cold impression but this has sparked a huge debate on social media over dress practices women in the workplace and why this particular message is being directed

villages and towns across yorkshire and the north of england have also borne the brunt of this tremendousainstorm. homeowners suffered too. for some in the village of whiston, it was a heartbreaking repeat of the catastrophic south yorkshire floods of 2007. but there were no compulsory evacuations. however, when day breaks, it will be time to really assess

it is contested labour seeds, marginal seats in brexit, pro brexit areas in the midlands and north of england be a much more helpful move for farage to step back in and let the tories can just those. this election unfortunately is about one thing in lots of ways — brexit. and i think the broader story about nigel farage is he is quite a one issue man, he is the former leader of the uk independence party, pro brexit, and now this new iteration of that. and i think if this is perhaps a reflection of the realisation that people are now sick to death of theirs. there has been three years of stasis and the only way to get beyond this is a majority in the house of commons to get things moving. and ijust wonder, this is pure speculation, whether there was a realisation that this has begun to run its course?” there was a realisation that this has begun to run its course? i was about to ask you that. why do you think you made this choice now? but you have already answered that question. the question is will the conservatives benefit is to a great degree —— benefit from this? conservatives benefit is t

england. a few heavier bursts for north—east england.t much of scotla nd western isles of scotland, but much of scotland and northern ireland will stay dry through this afternoon. but chilly with temperatures in single figures. tonight, with showers and cloud in western scotland and northern ireland, not as cold as last night, we will see the cloud continue to keep the frost at bay in northern england and the north—west midlands and wales. south midlands towards the south east a touch of frost. but bright to start sunday. the showers in western scotland and northern ireland will break up. some sunshine continuing in the midlands, a east anglia and the south, although channel showers through parts of wales and south west england and northern england, staying cloudy and some of the showers could be heavier in north—east england. temperatures in single figures. the showers fade away on sunday night. this is your window of dry weather. high pressure on monday. some frost and fog around. maybe a few showers with the breeze in the eastern dist

especially for north—east england and north east scotla nd north—east england and north east scotlandshowers in the south—east later on. we have already had over an inch of rain across the south—west of being. it is damp out there today. into tonight, the rainfall becomes focused across north—eastern parts of scotla nd focused across north—eastern parts of scotland but elsewhere looks pretty dry and certainly male to start of the sunday morning. sunday, we should see less cloud and some bright intervals trying to break 00:29:16,885 --> 2147483051:51:27,215 through that crowd. —— mcleod. 2147483051:51:27,215 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 goodbye. good afternoon. jeremy corbyn has defended his decision to remain neutral in any future brexit referendum if labour wins power. he told last night's bbc question time leaders' special he wouldn't campaign to leave or remain in the eu. the labour leader said it would allow him to "credibly" carry out what voters then decide.

is now a remain party to the discussed of traditional labor voters the working class in the north of england the liberal democrat party is a remain a party and the scottish national party isn't my party so you can see it's probably going to happen all the same but it's all the scottish national party will be dominant across scotland the conservatives will be dominance in the south the liberal democrats will do well in london labor market couples who states in a way it's all ice pizza must be on the north of england because items i know in traditional labor voters they've only had a currency earl a book they hate the you they hate the because they regard it as the epitome of capitalism what privatization or free market economy economy they want to light it needs and corbett became the leader aunty and now they feel out jeremy corbin is actually signed in we've the human capitalists project they can't vote labor because. because they forgot that it's new you know little economics choice that's what is so conservative also for the direct and it would seem going by opinion polls and opinion poll

still to come — a crucial barometerfor the north—east of england.election. 0pposition leaders have criticised the government for its "woeful" response to severe floods, which have affected large parts of the midlands and the north of england. borisjohnson said, after a meeting of the government's cobra emergency committee, that efforts were being stepped up, after around a00 homes were flooded and thousands of properties evacuated. danjohnson is in fishlake in south yorkshire and he has more on this story for us. it is right through the house. all the flooring. firstly, this is how life has been since friday. james is cut off and barely coping. you are living like this for five days? yes, trying to keep warm, sleep. everything we have got is wet, it is destroyed. no heating. no light? we have one light eventually in the bedroom. plough on down these flooded lanes and you only find more misery. some are onlyjust returning to see what they last and salvage what is left. they are asking what next? today, flooding overflowed into the election campaign.

calling for the government to declare a national emergency following severe flooding in the north of england. the prime minister said there were government schemes to protect people who don't have insurance. we simply have to prepare for more flows this winter. a huge amount of energy and effort is going into that. the conservative governments's response to the flows has been woeful. just imagine if this had happened in surry instead of yorkshire or the east midlands. i think they would have been a different story. also, the labour party says it has filed a cyber attack on his campaign from hackers based in russia and brazil. a warning from the teen who almost died after using e cigarettes and is now urging people not to take up vaping. ina in a moment is going to be time for sports paper take a look at what is coming up this evening on bbc news. as pa rt of coming up this evening on bbc news. as part of our 2019 election coverage, christian fraser is out and about in bishop auckland fought beyond 100 days. and then at eight o'clock, after severe flooding caused damage across the north of en

people in parts of the north england and the midlands are still being rescued, after some of the worst flooding in recent years. many are now counting the cost of a months worth of rain falling in just one day. we only moved in five weeks ago. i've never seen it like this in all my life. 30 years on, celebrations for the dawn of a new era in germany — east and west united, when the wall came down. and, a record crowd of almost 78,000 see the lionesses take on germany at wembley. good evening. after some of the worst flooding in recent years, residents in parts of northern england and the midlands are still being rescued from areas inundated with water. some roads remain impassable and train services have been affected throughout the day. there are seven severe flood warnings still in place, meaning a threat to life, on the river don in south yorkshire, which burst its banks. one of the places worst hit is the village of fishlake, where all day rescue teams have been helping evacuate people from their flooded homes. here's fiona trott. the village residents are leaving behind. the roads

rain, most likely across parts of the midlands and east anglia but perhaps in two parts of north—east englandbe unafraid to cause problems. sunny spells and heavy showers to the south about, one or two showers to the north, one or two could be turning wintry, bigger temperatures in aberdeen and glasgow six or 7 degrees. into friday, this area of low pressure clears away, you get a bump on the isobars, high pressure trying to nose in, a drier day on friday but more unsettled, rain into the weekend thundery as well. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. the punishment see saracens drop to the bottom of the premiership. the essential points about this is how does premiership rugby ensure there isa does premiership rugby ensure there is a level playing field and this certainly is a severe punishment? the disciplinary panel has found that saracens were found to have failed to disclose payments to players and to have exceeded the ceiling for payments to senior players and when we are talking about senior players e

saturday in this area of rain moving its way in through northern ireland, western scotland, north—west englandhat could be sticking on some of the higher roots in the rain will edge its way into the south—east of england during saturday, chilly day, maximum temperatures for— seven, 8 degrees. into sunday, the weather system going to gradually move away into the south, things improving for many of us on sunday, there will be some sunshine, stilljust the odd shower across southern areas. but sunny spells, dry weather expected on sunday. still a little bit on the chilly side, the temperature getting up chilly side, the temperature getting up to around 6 degrees in the central part of scotland. nine or 10 degrees further south but at least it's going to be a dry day. goodbye. hello it's friday, it's 10 o'clock, i'm joanna gosling. warnings of a danger to life in the north of england after torrential rail causes flooding, mudslides and serious disruption to roads and trains. in sheffield, dozens of people slept overnight in a shopping centre as flooded roads left them stranded. local roads are floo

england. where we keep a thicker crowd and we have a fairly persistent and damp weather across north—east englandnorth midlands and well is also the thickest cloud, patches of rain coming and going, writers quys of rain coming and going, writers guysin of rain coming and going, writers guys in the south although a few show is coming into kent and maybe the thames vestry and also clipping the thames vestry and also clipping the far south—west of england and the far south—west of england and the rest of the day, sunshine for northern ireland and for scotland there will be some showers over northern scotland and it will feel chilly here with temperatures just six or seven degrees. hello and welcome to bbc news. prince andrew has told the bbc he categorically denies having sex with virginia roberts. she insists she was forced to have sex with him when she was 17 years old. in an interview with bbc‘s newsnight, the prince answered questions for the first time about his links with the convicted sex offenderjeffrey epstein. 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. in the state rooms at bucking

there are 42 flood warnings still in place in the north of england.inisters will hold an emergency meeting tomorrow as locals underline the scale of the crisis. a state of emergency has been declared in new south wales and queensland as bushfires continue to burn, posing what authorities say, is a "catastrophic" threat. families in england will benefit from two cannabis—based medicines approved for the nhs — but others say they still won't get what they need. and at half past 11 we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers asa bennett, the brexit commissioning editor at the telegraph and sienna rodgers, the editor of labourlist. there's been a potentially significant shift in the dynamics of the upcoming election caused by the brexit party's decision not to contest those seats won by the conservatives last time. the brexit party leader, nigel farage, who once promised to stand in the vast majority of seats across the uk said he'd made the decision because of what he called boris johnson's ‘shift of position‘ on brexit. mr farage s