and has the potential for gales or severe gale force winds by then down the north sea coasts.are on the website. bye— bye. you're watching beyond one hundred days. a whistleblower report alleges president trump used his power to solicit foreign interference into the 2020 us election. the white house denies the charge — but his director of national intelligence gets a grilling on capitol hill. the complaint says the administration tried to ‘lock down‘ records of the president's phone call with ukraine's leader. president trump fires back — urging republicans to stick together with the country at stake. democrats say it backs their case for impeachment. the president of united has betrayed his oath of office. what these guys are doing, democrats are doing to this country is a disgrace!

the heavy rain slowly clearing into the north sea but not too bad a day for scotla nd north sea but notlow pressure pushes up into the north sea, although the rain begins to ease away. there will bea rain begins to ease away. there will be a squeeze on the isobars so eastern in the tale that could bring gusts of 50—60 mph in england later on sunday. if you have travel plans, stating to the weather. it will be u nsettled stating to the weather. it will be unsettled with deals that could cause some issues. thank you. a reminder of our top story. the former home secretary amber rudd accuses downing street of using land that incites violence. this is bbc news. the former cabinet minister amber rudd has accused number ten if using words that could incite violence. cleveland police has become the first force in england and wales to be rated in adequate across all areas of performance. pressure is growing on the bbc to overturn its ruling on comments made by breakfast‘s naga munchetty about racism and president trump. and a mother has

so they arrive at a solution fairly quickly tipping it all into the north sea in the baltic in the morgue and you also see. in the legal order they generally assign specific locations for dumping the ordnance was transported to the coast and thrown into the sea. $50000.00 tons landed in a dumping site in the kiel fiord for example and there are others to believe. but there was also the problem of on route dumping. the people tasked with the job were paid per journey. and would use the opportunity to dispose of items along the way like it was often yet indigenously exactly the body before. the war time german navy had a large arsenal not far from this beach outside the city of keel. her fans remember seeing torpedoes being dumped here his father was involved in the operation and took his then 4 year old son with him. i saw this tall ship arriving on the harbor where my father was working. the torpedoes were loaded onto the ship and then taken out to sea some distance behind the lighthouse. and then they were thrown overboard and they were gone. the enormous quantities of unexploded ordinan

coast, so again for the north sea coast, so again we could see some coastal inundation due to theat we have got high tides and heavy rain and strong winds just pushing that rain and those tides inland. so yes, if you have plans this weekend don't make this the last forecast you see, the warnings are on the website, heavy rain and gail's due and into next week you can see the remains fairly u nsettled week you can see the remains fairly unsettled and may be a break in the weather midweek but by that stage in fa ct weather midweek but by that stage in fact it's much cooler. temperatures will have dipped away in northerly winds setting but actually by the end of the week the southwest returns or we can have more wet and windy weather. so we are stuck in a rut at the moment. this is bbc news. i'm lu kwesa i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 11:00: former cabinet minister amber rudd accuses number ten of using words that could incite violence — but borisjohnson defends his comments yet again. can you use words like surrender to describe a certain act, a certain bill? and, quite frankly

high—pressure easing towards the british isles, forcing the north—westerly winds into the north sea andthe temperatures. closer to home, little in the way of breeze. quite a bit of cloud around. again, the temperatures are in the mid—teens to around about 20 degrees. come thursday, the frontal system drags itself up towards the north of scotland and a lot of dry weather. it could be a foggy start. that is the sort of regime where we could get messed and filed at this time of yearand could get messed and filed at this time of year and if there is an onshore breeze then you may bring in some low cloud from off the north sea. the high on the day of 22. seeing the temperatures come up a degree or two. here we are into friday. beginning to draw in dry air from the continent so breaking up the cloud. for many of us, the temperatures are finding several degrees. goodbye. this is the business briefing. i'm sally bundock. price spike — a huge surge in the price of oil one day on from the attacks at oil refineries in saudi arabia. and, downing tools — 119,000 auto workers walk out in a strike at

and has the potentialfor gales or severe gale force winds by then down the north sea coasts. fraser is in stoke—on—trent. our top stories — the us government releases the letter of a whistle—blower claiming that president trump used his power to solicit the interference of a foreign country in the 2020 us election. the impeachment drama continues — we find out what are voters making of it in one of the key swing states. coming up in the next half hour: boris johnson tells the bbc that "tempers need to come down" in parliament. the prime minister has been accused by mps of inflaming division in britain by his use of language during heated exchanges last night. christian has spent the day in stoke—on—trent — we'll hear from his panel of voters what they think of the scenes in the commons last night. the us government has published the complaint of a whistle—blower alleging that president trump used his power to solicit the interference of a foreign country in the 2020 us election. the still unidentified intelligence officer filed the 9 page document regarding president trump's

going to be quite noticeable through the northern isles, the north—east of the mainland and down the north sea and at its thickest perhaps in the north—west of scotland. maybe a wee bit of rain there during the latter part of the day. and wednesday, not a great deal of change. that high pressure just nudging in towards us, forcing the north westerlies away to the north sea. the clouds thickening up at times to give the odd piece of rain across the top of scotland but elsewhere, as i say, a decent day with plenty of sunshine and a high on the day of 20. from wednesday into thursday, there's just chance of some mist and fog forming as the high really come to dominate the scene across the british isles. thursday, top temperature again 20 or 21 in the south. bit of a difference on friday, the high pressure centre is away on the continent and that will allow us on its western flank by this stage to pick up on some of the warmth from the continent, and that flow of air is drier, so no issues with mist orfog. and probably less in the way of cloud as we move on through friday. temperature is beginning

the high pressure forcing the north westerlies away to the north sea.ss the top of scotland but elsewhere, as i say, a decent day with plenty of sunshine and a high of 20. on wednesday into thursday, the chance of mist and fog forming as the high really dominates across the british isles. thursday, top temperature again 20 or 21 in the south. bit of a difference on friday, the high pressure centre is away on the continent and that will allow us on its western ‘s like at this stage to pick up on some of the warmth from the continent and that flowy of air is drier, so no issues with mist and fog. temperature is beginning to respond as a consequence, a high of 23. 20 degrees to be had in aberdeen. not a deal of difference as we go into saturday with the high pressure keeping the atlantic fronts at bay but one thing to watch, thunderstorms are brewing over iberia moving through france during the day and we might find one or two clipping into the far south—west to finish your day on saturday, but saturday will be a gloriously warm day with a lot of sunshine

elsewhere, it clears out to the north sea. showers moving m, out to the north sea. home. live from london, that's our top story on thursday the 26th of september. hello and welcome to business live. amazon's artificial intelligence is getting a make—over. new voices like samuel ljackson to respond back to voice commands. but what does all this mean for our privacy? also in the programme... the us and japan sign a limited

you can see the rain as it moves into the north sea, lingering in the north—east of scotland.res today at 16—20. this evening and tonight, showers moving their way through. late in the night, another batch of more frequent showers moving in across wales into north—western areas of england. a wet start to friday morning here. in the east and north, some clear spells. temperatures staying in double figures. a wet start to friday particularly in wales, north—west england with showers merging to give longer spells of rain. there is not going to be much in the way of sunshine but some sunny spells breaking through across wales, south—west england, northern ireland and western scotland tomorrow afternoon. temperatures down a little bit, 14—18. at the weekend, heavy rain and strong winds. there is uncertainty as to the northern extent. this is the bulk of cloud i showed you. it will move through. the low pressure system could be further north, further south, and it will have an impact on where the heaviest of the rain will be. on saturday, some showers in northern and western areas.

that just may and running down through the north sea. east coast, 13—15dc, highest values 19 or 20 celsius. high pressure will drift in from the atlantic. across the top of thatis from the atlantic. across the top of that is a weak weather front, that will bring the risk of light patchy rain into the far north of scotland. with lighter winds than of late and the rain very hit and miss, perhaps for some a better story. dry and sunny elsewhere. highest values of 10-20dc. as sunny elsewhere. highest values of 10—20dc. as we move out of wednesday into thursday things will quieten down. that frontal system drifts away. high pressure dominates the story. there will be fairly widespread isobars. light winds. early morning mist and fog could be slow to clear away but it will do so. slow to clear away but it will do so. sunshine coming through. temperatures very similar. highs of 10-20dc. we will temperatures very similar. highs of 10—20dc. we will start to see a change as we move towards the weekend. we will lose that cooler blue tones as the wa

a bit chillier down the north sea coast, temperatures more likely about 11 to 13 celsius.reas but with some clear skies through the morning, quite a chilly start on sunday, temperatures quite low, in single figures. another dry day with sunny spells for most on sunday, simply developing as the day goes on, maximum temperatures between about 15 and 19 celsius. some rain, promising news for the weekend, with drier weather. you're watching bbc news at nine with me, annita mcveigh. the headlines: robert mugabe, zimbabwe's first post—independence leader, who ruled the country for three decades, has died aged 95. he secured black majority rule for his country in 1980, but his presidency was marred by economic collapse, corruption and human rights abuses. here, after a difficult week for the prime minister, borisjohnson is in aberdeenshire to address issues facing the scottish farming and fishing industries. iam in i am in peterhead harbour, whether prime minister hasjust i am in peterhead harbour, whether prime minister has just left following a short tour, head of a major annou

weather bring across the country wednesday night, thursday morning, will eventually clear off into the north seacould be a hang back for the north—east of scotland and the northern isles stop then it is so china shows, the showers is across the northern and the west. the best of the sunshine across the south—east where we could see 20 degrees. it will be a blustery day for all, articulately england and wales, which will be quite windy. no pressure with us again to end the week, just to the north—west of the uk, slightly cooler air mixed in with the slow. it will be another blustery day for most, windy again for england and wales. we could see some fronts which could merge the showers together to produce longer spells of rain at times. a little bit of sunshine around. temperatures 13-14 in bit of sunshine around. temperatures 13—14 in the north, 17—18 in the south. into the weekend, we have low pressure dominating the scene, so it will remain unsettled. all down to the jet stream, which all this week will be fairly strong running across the north atlantic in a west to east direction, during these

we will see early morning mist and fog and a brisk north—westerly wind driving down through the north sea those temperatures on the cool side. highs of 20 celsius. high pressure is firmly in control as we go through the week keeping things relatively quiet. topping across that high is this week where the front, by wednesday we could see outbreaks of light patchy rain into the far north of scotland. lighter winds here and they train very hit and miss. elsewhere, dry, settled and miss. elsewhere, dry, settled and sunny. those temperatures are likely to peak at highs of 20 celsius. as we move towards the end of the working week that winds are going to subtly change direction and that will bring a bit more warmth into the south—east on friday, that is set to spread its way north at the start of the weekend. you're watching beyond 100 days. riyadh says iranian weapons were used to strike saudi oil fields at the weekend. us officials say the attacks came from inside iran soil and are discounting earlier theories the drones came from yemen. president trump says the us is "locked and loaded" but

monday into tuesday, quite a lot of isobars streaming through the north of scotland, down through the north seatrong north—westerly winds. cloud eventually bringing the rain into the western side of scotland, maybe the western side of scotland, maybe the far noth of northern ireland. temperatures in that range 13—20. tuesday into wednesday, that high pressure just coming tuesday into wednesday, that high pressurejust coming in tuesday into wednesday, that high pressure just coming in towards us a little bit more, shoving the strong winds out into the north sea. again, that finger of cloud associated with the warm front still producing the odd bit of rain across central and northern parts of scotland. elsewhere there is a lot of dry weather at this stage. the onshore breeze may drag low cloud in towards the eastern coasts. from wednesday to thursday that high pressure is very much hours. at this time of year when you get a setup like that, a little bit breeze, mist and fog and form. we start the days of the latter pa rt and form. we start the days of the latter part of the week like that. quite

the water stacking up at the bottom end of the north sea.he environment agency and bbc weather website. we could be looking at gusts of 40 to 50 mph there so that could be an issue. then that goes then to for the most pa rt then that goes then to for the most part bright and bright and sunny and chilly, the others face of autumn and then right from the word go into the southwest another area of cloud and wind and rain. once you get at that will be across england and wales again with another few tens of millimetres of rain on through tuesday as well. it is not religion to get to midweek till things begin to get to midweek till things begin to change a little bit. we keep hearing about lorenzo. thankfully at the moment as a category five hurricane ike to the middle of the atla ntic hurricane ike to the middle of the atlantic it is not causing anybody any great issues. it is nowhere near land but what may happen, and i do stress the make, because if you were to go on toa stress the make, because if you were to go on to a website at the moment,

we have a northerly breeze that will be strongest in the north sea coasts so it is not going to feelery warm at all. i south—west england a pleasant i9 degrees. as skies clear it will get killed on saturday night. a touch of frost possible in north east scotland. for the most part we start dry and sunny and chilly on sunday with patchy cloud but cloudy skies are likely to continue across western scotland and northern ireland. it should be a dry day and temperatures of 16 to 18 degrees. next week and still unsettled and often windy with a band of rain waiting in the north—west. it starts to dry down across the country overnight and into monday so we will see some spells of rain. we are going to finish with these sorts of temperatures, 1a to 16 degrees, it is going to be chilly on monday but better on tuesday. that's all from the bbc news at one — so it's goodbye from me — and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s good afternoon. i'm jane dougall. it's 1.30pm and here's your latest sports news. play is under way at old trafford after heavy rain delays. england face a critical day with the ba

moved just sufficiently far towards the east to pushed those chill north—westerly winds out into the north searmer across the north—east of scotland simply because you've lost the strength of the wind. come thursday, that high pressure is going to be very much the dominant feature, keeping it fine and settled in all parts. you'll notice as we move towards the latter part of the week, so the high centre moves over to continental europe, and that allows the chance for us to pick up air of continental origin. there's still some warmth across the continent at the mediterranean at this time of year, and we're going to start tapping into that. it brings drier conditions across us, so any chance of mist or fog that may well have been there the first part of thursday won't be an issue on the first part of friday. those temperatures just ticking up by a degree or two quite widely across the british isles, 20 as far north as aberdeen. not a great deal changes from friday into saturday. notice the run of isobars is there from south to north, keeping the atlantic fronts at bay at this stage. so saturday's

an onshore breeze from the north sea will keep the eastern coast down at about 15, 16, 17 but come inlandavailable. through saturday night and on into sunday, the first signs of the change in that the high—pressure drifts further away and in comes the front from the atlantic. that will set the tone for sunday. before the persistent rain arrives, we will have some quite sharp showers and maybe the odd under storm gradually drifting up the spine of the british isles and then the front makes progress away from the western fringes ever further towards the north and east and to avoid that rain, some of it quite heavy will have to be that further north and east. still, the temperature in excess of 22—23 degrees or so towards the east but fresh air is coming in from the atlantic and that sets the tone for the start of next week. monday, not too bad. the rain from sunday gradually eventually clearing away from that far north—eastern corner of scotland and then a lull in proceedings and then late in the day, more signs of the next belt of wet and windy weather pushing in from the atlantic into the

it's $944.00 somewhere on the german north sea coast. works have been declared degenerate by the nazis for voters but it wasn't. the. hope that it. was a bit of like this before but she was. caught in the middle as a young boy who tries to please both of his father figures. after. the actions but i think that. the screenplay of this new film version of the german lesson the was written by mother and son and christiane sparkle. to me just for me the landscape is one of the protectionists in this story because i actually wanted it to feel like the end of the world or so like an apocalyptic moonscape so you could ask your so secluded here why do you have to keep on fighting a war that has its battlefields somewhere else why when it's just you here no one lives there no one's watching you. as in the novel the story is told by the boy 6 years later it's his memories of judy and truths stunning images almost no music. when secret lands created the painter he was inspired by him in order not to portray himself as a victim of the regime but he w

thatjust may affect the north sea. 19 or 20. high pressure will continue to drift in from the atlantic. across the top of that high is a weak weather front, that high is a weak weather front, that will bring the risk of sunlight, patchy rain into the far north of scotland, but with lighter winds than of late and the rain very hit and winds than of late and the rain very hitand miss, winds than of late and the rain very hit and miss, perhaps for some a better story. dry and sunny elsewhere, highest values of ten to 20 celsius, that 68 fahrenheit. as we move out of wednesday into thursday, things will quieten down still. that frontal system drifts away, the high pressure dominates the story and there will be fairly widespread isobars, so light winds. early morning mist and fog could be a little bit slow to clear away but it will do so, and again we keep that dry, settled theme for many of us, with some sunshine coming through, and those temperatures very similarto through, and those temperatures very similar to what we h

moved just sufficiently far towards the east to pushed those chill north—westerly winds out into the north seacross the north—east of scotland simply because you've lost the strength of the wind. come thursday, that high pressure is going to be very much the dominant feature, keeping it fine and settled in all parts. you'll notice as we move towards the latter part of the week, so the high centre moves over to continental europe, and that allows the chance for us to pick up air of continental origin. there's still some warmth across the continent at the mediterranean at this time of year, and we're going to start tapping into that. it brings drier conditions across us, so any chance of mist or fog that may well have been there the first part of thursday won't be an issue on the first part of friday. those temperatures just ticking up by a degree or two quite widely across the british isles, 20 as far north as aberdeen. not a great deal changes from friday into saturday. notice the run of isobars is there from south to north, keeping the atlantic fronts at bay at this stage. so saturday's anoth

like northerly winds for the most part, but a stronger wind on those north sea coasts will make it feelouth wales and southwest of england. a cold night to come on saturday night into sunday morning, where for the most part, we start dry and sunny. bubble upa most part, we start dry and sunny. bubble up a bit of cloud, but we are not really expecting any showers to speak of. however, across northern ireland in western scotland, it could be a cloudy day. ahead of that, those temperatures again 16-18dc. this is bbc world news today. i'm nancy kacungira. our top stories... rescue efforts ramp up in the bahamas. the government warns the final death toll from hurricane dorian will be ‘staggering' as the clear—up operation begins. i think it will not recover until the next ten years, fully recover because everything is gone. absolutely everything is gone. zimba bwe's president pays tribute to robert mugabe, calling the late leader a national hero, but fails to mention the suffering endured under his rule. comrade mugabe leaves a rich and tenacious legacy

into thursday, you can see how the weather front does continue to push away, heading off into the north seaonts, moving away as we go through thursday morning stop taking time to clear the far north—east of scotland and behind it, once again, a day of bright spells, sunshine and showers but quite blustery winds. 12 in the north, 19 in the south. another system coming in from the rest will bring in some showers. some of those merging to give longer spells of rain at times on fridays going be quite a windy day across england and also wales. notjust around the coasts but also inland. again, something you will notice. temperatures coming down, 12—17. the output remains unsettled. rain or showers at times but writer spells. look at the trend of those temperatures. as we head towards next week, they are on the slide. thank you. let's take a look at today's papers. there's one story on all of the front pages today. the guardian says borisjohnson has misled the queen, the people and parliament after the suspension of parliament was deemed unlawful. "pm flies back to chaos" is the headline in the ti

week before the elections and he said he wants to annex the settlements in the jordan valley and north. sea and also in light of the possible revelation of the u.s. peace plan after the elections and that he needs the mandate from his voters from the israeli public to do so immediately after the elections now it's not really a new plant and israel has always said they want to keep this jordan valley especially security barrier as an east of a possible eastern border but of course there is a big if if he's reelected that to mattick development because it could seen in towns like jericho in the jordan very little enclaves israel occupied kept out and occupied the west bank in 167 and of course such a move would then make this occupation permanent and also you know the notion for the palestinians of a possible palestinian suffer and palestinian state and 2 state solution for those people who still believe and a 2 state solution would actually go away and of course it's an against international law and against the notion of an negotiated deal you know that with see a sovereign palestinian state

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some showers running down these north sea coasts on a brisk wind.ing towards the end of the week, there is a lot of uncertainty, it looks like temperatures will start to climb again but there could be wet and windy weather. we'll keep you posted on that one. for the end of the week, more rain at first but temperatures climb for the end of the week but there is the chance for more wet and windy weather. welcome to bbc news. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: we speak to a former ukrainian prosecutor about allegations donald trump put pressure on ukraine, to dig up dirt on a potential presidential rival. running street—battles in hong kong as protestors prepare to disrupt chinese celebrations to mark 70 years of communism. un investigators speak for the first time of their shock and horror listening to murdered journalist jamal khashoggi's final moments at the saudi consulate in istanbul. and it's the gaming sensation which has millions hooked — we join fans from around the world as teams battle it out to become champions of overwatch.

for north—eastern parts of scotla nd noticeable for north—eastern parts of scotland and down the north sealoud in the north and western part of the british isles. take care. i'm mariko oi in singapore, the headlines: water cannon and tear gas mark the 99th day of protests in hong kong. after an attack on saudi arabia's largest oilfacility, the price of oil surges. i'm reged ahmad in london. also in the programme: a special report from kashmir — six weeks after the indian government revoked its special status and locked down communication. more than a dozen families who have told us that a child from their home was taken into custody stop some we re was taken into custody stop some were released after several days, some are still locked up.

that weather system is going to be pushing the rain northwards and generally out into the north sea bythe next weather system comes in. and this area of low pressure is going to be dominant as we head into next week. never too far away, the weather looks much, much more unsettled. showers or some longer spells of rain, quite a bit cooler and at times rather windy. this is bbc world news today. i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: protesters around the world take to the streets to march for action against climate change. we are young and we are the ones who are going to have to live with this in the future, and we are not the ones who have caused this crisis. also in the programme, president trump dismisses a whistleblower‘s claims that he had improper dealings with a foreign leader. always appropriate. at the highest level, always appropriate. and anything i do, i fight for this country. i fight so strongly for this country. it's just another political hackjob. the woman who claims she was abused by prince andrew speaks out. buckingham palace emphatically denies he had any sexual

some showers running down these north sea coasts on a brisk wind.temperatures of just 11—14 degrees. then as we head towards the end of the week, there is a lot of uncertainty, it does look like temperatures will start to climb again, but there could be some wet and windy weather. we'll keep you posted on that one. so, for the week ahead, more rain at first but temperatures climb for the end of the week, but there is the chance for some more wet and windy weather. good morning welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. our headlines today: big spending pledges are announced on roads, buses and broadband, as allegations about the prime minister's personal and private life come under the microscope. the health secretary warns that children face being banned from the classroom if they aren't up to date with their vaccinations. the chancellor unveils a national bus strategy today, promising to transform bus services across england with a big service —— focus on electric. i am with england's biggest bust manufacturer

moved just sufficiently far towards the east to push those chill north—westerly winds out into the north seat the strength of the wind. come thursday, that high pressure is going to be very much the dominant feature, keeping it fine and settled in all parts. you'll notice as we move towards the latter part of the week, the high centre will moves over to continental europe, and that allows the chance for us to pick up air of continental origin. there's still some warmth across the continent at this time of year and we're going to start tapping into that. drier conditions across asks, so any chance of mist or fog that was there during the first part of thursday and won't be an issue on the first part of friday. those temperatures just ticking up by a degree or two, 20 as far north as aberdeen. not a great deal changes from friday into saturday. notice the run of isobars is there from south to north, keeping the atlantic storms at bay at this stage. another glorious day on saturday for many parts of the british isles. there's just chance of one or two showers, quite heavy showers at that, comin

one or two showers down north sea coasts where it will be windy and those are the afternoon hires, 11k, the temperatures are set to rise again. the chance for wet and windy weather to return a huge amount of uncertainty about that. before we get there, rain at first through the week ahead but then chilly for the middle of the week, milder later with the chance of unsettled weather 00:14:22,350 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 through thursday and friday. this is newsday on the bbc. the headlines: running street—battles in hong kong as protestors prepare to disrupt chinese celebrations to mark 70 years of communism. you can still taste the teargas in the air. hong kong finds itself at the cantre of a global clash of values — hong kong finds itself at the centre of a global clash of values — authoritarianism against freedom. i'm mariko 0i, in hong kong, where a new working week is just beginning, but what will the protestors‘ next move be? un investigators speak for the first time of their shock and horror listening to murdered journalist,

sea. to the south of the shah and lies the port city of kiel on the keel or fjord. in the far north is flame spork close to the danish border. there is plenty of peace and tranquility to be found in the region there are nature reserves on both sides of the water bush law and the surrounding area is protected landscape. unit. and there are around 20 marinas on the slide and if your it is known for its wide variety of sailing conditions. but you can enjoy just about any water activity here this line has an average depth of just 3 meters many stretches are shallower. so it's ideal for people of all ages abilities and degrees of dare. along the banks of the sly like many idyllic villages with such group houses. one is particularly charming arness it's the smallest town in germany both in terms of area and population just 280 people live here. where there is water chances are there's fish food smokehouse is an institution in the region it's been a favorite of fish lovers for over a century. i don't hello can i like to try one of your fish sandwiches which would you recommend you have to

is a start to pull away to the north sea 60 miles an hour for time across eastern england.the rain eases the way into the afternoon and potential for seeing some sunshine, but the now swing around to the more there northerly feel and generally particularly across the far north of scotland with temperatures perhaps 11 to 13 degrees highest values of 17 or 18 into the far south. certainly looks as though they're going continue next week and just to summarise for you the weekend at the moment, saturday looks largely fine with just a few showers but as we are going to the early hours of sunday heavy rain, strong gales slowly starting to ease away as sunday progresses. that's it for me, whatever you are doing, have a great night. take care. this is bbc news, i'm carrie gracie. the headlines at 11:00: the prime minister has defended his language as dozens of mps demand an apology from him after furious exchanges in the commons. i totally deplore any threats to anybody, particularly female mps. the's language is encouraging people to behave in and is —— disgraceful and abusive way

still quite a keen wind blowing down those north sea coasts. that will make it feel quite chilly.south wales, 19 or 20 degrees. quite a cold start to sunday as the winds drop out, and the skies clear, it will start chilly on sunday. but there will be lots of sunshine away from the northwest. again, the cloud will build up but it should stay dry. more cloud across north—western areas. the rain band though holding off until after dark and again, temperatures of 16—18 celsius. this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 11:00pm: the prime minister's brotherjo johnson resigns from the government and will stand down as an mp because he is torn between family loyalty and national interest. boris johnson acknowledged that they had disagreed over the eu. he has been a fantastic minister for science and for the universities, andi science and for the universities, and i think that we certainly haven't seen eye to eye for a long time about the uk and the european union. you should be in brussels, negotiating... on a visit to yorkshire today, the prime minister repeated his call for

it will be slowly pushing off into the north sea.ressure. they will be a real squeeze and isobars later on on sunday. so gust of 50 to 60 mph. it will coincide with high tides so coastal flooding will be an issue. heavy rain and gail's. stay tuned to your radio or continue to watch the weather forecast. into next week, you can see it starts off unsettled with some brief settled whether. high—pressure. it will turn later, windy and milder towards the end of the week. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm martine croxall. today at 3pm: the prime minister is accused of using aggressive language that "incites violence" in the debate over brexit. former cabinet minister amber rudd says some of number 10's tactics are immoral — but borisjohnson insists he "deplores any threats to anybody". can you use words like surrender to describe a certain act, a certain bill? and quite frankly, i think that you can. meanwhile, the snp suggest they could backjeremy corbyn as a caretaker prime minister. cleveland police — the force inspectors say

now sunday marks the 15th anniversary of the deadly terror attack on a school in the north sea in town of beslan in russia's north caucasus region on the 1st day of terrorists took over 1100 hostages and held them for 3 days $334.00 people died during the siege the majority of them were children it is the deadly deadliest terror attack in modern russian history. please. be at the receiving end of the belief that we know that the favorite will go they can move on with their lives was a beacon of the good is the of those the good is the most if. the system is imagination to me to meet a new set of. 2 2 2 verses routinely single things in. there you can chew. are. ya. well in beslan today an event commemorating the victims is being held people bringing bottles of water flowers and toys to monuments that the water bottles are reminder that for 3 days the hostages were denied water the school gym which in which they were held is now a memorial to the tragedy well r.t. did talk to former child hostages and special forces officers who took part in the siege they revisited the school and share

now, as we move out of friday, that area of low pressure will drift its way eastwards off into the north sea it'll be a breezy day on saturday, but saturday starts off relatively quiet. a few scattered showers around, but there will be some lengthy sunny spells as well. not a bad afternoon for many. we do need to keep a close eye on the rain gathering into the south—west. the timings of this could change and affect the story for the second half of the weekend. but ahead of it, dry, 14—18 degrees the high. so, overnight saturday into sunday, looks likely that we'll see some very heavy rain — 2—3 inches falling across england and wales, accompanied by some strong, gusty winds. gales in places in excess of 40—50 mph, and as the low drifts away, maybe 60 mph for a time across eastern england. so sunday could start off wet, but have a long lie—in, lazy morning, and you never know, that rain could clear away and things could be a little better. the wind direction starting to change, still a blustery afternoon, and coming from the north in scotland, so that will make it feeljust that little bit coo

an onshore breeze from the north sea will keep the eastern coast down at about 15, 16, 17 but come inland into sunday, the first signs of the change in that the high—pressure drifts further away and in comes the front from the atlantic. that will set the tone for sunday. before the persistent rain arrives, we will have some quite sharp showers and maybe the odd thunder storm gradually drifting up the spine of the british isles and then the front makes progress away from the western fringes ever further towards the north and east and to avoid that rain, some of it quite heavy will have to be that further north and east. still, the temperature in excess of 22—23 degrees or so towards the east but fresh air is coming in from the atlantic and that sets the tone for the start of next week. monday, not too bad. the rain from sunday gradually eventually clearing away from that far north—eastern corner of scotland and then a lull in proceedings and then late in the day, more signs of the next belt of wet and windy weather pushing in from the atlantic into the south—western quarter of the british