aberdeen and newcastle about i3—ili, with the cloud and breeze coming in from the north sea.y, high pressure is still with us but trapping a lot of cloud underneath that descending air with that area of high pressure around so saturday again quite a bit of cloud, most places dry but you will notice the odd shower on the map pushing and potentially across parts of southern england, perhaps south wales, but any showers i going to be quite isolated. i think most places looking dry and settled with temperatures up to about 20 or 2! degrees. moving through the course of the week ended sunday, high—pressure starting to edge off towards the east. although we have fronts trying to move in from the west it looks like it's mostly going to be that high pressure that wins out. perhaps later in the day a few showers moving into northern ireland and into scotland so turning right here later in the day, but for much of england and wales you should stay dry all day and you will notice temperature starting to lift up to about 2k degrees through the course of sunday. that trend continues into

i mean, the north sea, i don't think many people romanticise the north sea, but on a quiet day, wheneen opportunities, and they're essential for the uk to go to zero—carbon — and we'll soon see if enough are being created to make that a reality. david shukman, bbc news. 60 people have been arrested, after climate protestors blocked several slip roads onto the m25 in this morning's rush hour, causing long delays. the pressure group insulate britain is demanding the government steps up efforts to insulate homes, to help combat global warming. here's our chief environment correspondent, justin rowlatt. just after 8am, a small group of protesters run onto a slip road onto the m25, obstructing traffic. there were similar blockades at four otherjunctions. the action caused long tailbacks on britain's busiest motorway. at one point, the protesters — from a group called insulate britain — sat down on the motorway itself. they claim the action was justified because it draws attention to what they say is the urgent need for the government to improve insulation in uk homes to reduce carbon emis

price of the north sea, particularly east— south—east england.ory around friday as well. area of high pressure with us. starting to migrate a bit further eastwards of it will still have quite a lot of plowden knox into it although it is very able and sunny spells. when you have the cloud mid—to high teens the sunshine, 21 may be 22 degrees. that is how it is looking up until friday. yesterday we were thinking this area of low pressure moving up from the south—west would start to move across the country given the week and bring outbreaks of rain but it now looks like it is going to stay out towards the west of the uk this area of high pressure is continuing to dominate. that is going to be in the uk this area of high pressure is continuing to dominate. that is going to bring us some warm airfrom dominate. that is going to bring us some warm air from south— south—easterly breeze. gradually this week and looks like it is going to be turning warmer. variable viewable as cloud again on saturday. some training across southern and western areas to the d

certainly around the north sea coast.. further inland a little bit warmer where you have the sunshine. across central western scotland in particular we could see temperatures reaching around 21—22 degrees. as we head through wednesday night it stays mostly cloudy so for england and wales, a bit of cloud continuing for eastern scotland then it will trundle its way eastward although some western parts of scotland, northern ireland could stay clear. it will be fairly cool under clear skies where we have the cloud and the breeze, 11—14 degrees. very little change for thursday and friday. an area of high pressure still sitting on top of us and bringing this north— north—easterly airflow. it'll bring a lot of cloud again into northern and eastern areas in particular. further west that you are a better chance of seeing some sunny breaks of course, temperatures in the sunshine reaching the low 20s. otherwise it's mid to high teens in the cloudier spots. for the weekend, signs of change with an area of high pressure begins to brea

temperatures cool along the north sea breeze, bright spots could see the low 20s.e bbc women will only getjunior roles. —— the taliban is saying. in this new government which has been announced, in the top posts — i mean to say, in the cabinet — there may not be a woman. millions of afghans will now begin life under

temperatures fairly cool along north sea coasts, that onshore breeze.ral, southern and eastern areas seeing the thickest of the cloud. best of the sunshine towards the west. this is bbc news, the headlines. the taliban have paraded captured american military equipment in the city of kandahar, a day after the last us troops left afghanistan. armoured vehicles were driven through the streets in celebration of victory after twenty years of war. the taliban has told the bbc the formation of a new afghan government is in its final stages. there will be women in the new regime, but they will not be in any senior cabinet roles. presidentjoes biden has condemned a law banning abortion from six weeks into pregnancy which has come into effect in the us state of texas. it bans abortions after the detection of what anti—abortion campaigners call a foetal heartbeat. fifty thousand people have been forced to leave the lake tahoe area of california as firefighters continue to battle a huge wildfire that has been growing for more than two weeks.

temperatures fairly cool along north sea coasts, that onshore breeze.oud. best of the sunshine towards the west. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: as the taliban grows in his power a promise to form an inclusive government for afghanistan, but with no women in top jobs. mps grill foreign secondary dominic raab, who has refused to say if he had already started his well—publicized holiday when the us had warned the taliban was likely to seize afghanistan. itruiith had warned the taliban was likely to seize afghanistan.— seize afghanistan. with the benefit of hindsight... — seize afghanistan. with the benefit of hindsight... did _ seize afghanistan. with the benefit of hindsight... did you _ seize afghanistan. with the benefit of hindsight... did you go - seize afghanistan. with the benefit of hindsight... did you go on i of hindsight... did you go on holiday? _ of hindsight... did you go on holiday? i'm _ of hindsight... did you go on holiday? i'm not _ of hindsight... did you go on holiday? i'm not going i of hindsight... did you go on holiday? i'm

coolerair, a and takes the rain into the north sea. east with heavy rain and potentialthunder. rain to the east with heavy rain and potential thunder. rain across the northern isles. temperatures ranging from 12 in the north to 19 in the south. three to 7 lower than yesterday. and in the north of scotland up to 10 lower than yesterday. overnight, clear skies, scotland up to 10 lower than yesterday. overnight, clearskies, a lot of showers, heavy and blustery across the north west and with thunder. more showers coming in from the south west, they could be heavy and thundery. a cooler night than it has been for many, temperatures dropping to between seven and 11 . the fronts are coming in from the atlantic, merging the showers, spells of rain, look at the isobars, it is going to be a windy day. many will start of dry and sunny the further east you are, the showers persisting across the north west and the shower is emerging as the weather front moves from the west to the east. there will be some sunshine in between but blustery winds. temp

if you notice across the north sea the winds are blowing from the north. just about in the south to where you see winds blowing in opposite directions, whether fronts tend to get stuck a little bit. that's what's happening on monday. cool and cloudy across some western areas any brightness in the east will give way to those temperatures rising to around 20 or 21 degrees. here's a look at monday evening, you could see that rain still across western areas. perhaps spreading a bit further north. it still here on tuesday. this is very early in the morning but through the course of tuesday we are expecting that range to very slowly shift towards eastern areas. there will be some rain in places like nottingham, london as well, brighton on tuesday. by tuesday evening that rain should be out of the way. we should have a fine end to the day across western parts of the uk. wednesday actually, the weather isn't looking too bad at all. i'm more confident with this one. a high pressure is tilting in from the azores and that's why it's called the azore�*s high. this rid

a little bit cooler down the east coast, that we have still got that breeze coming in off the north seaards the end of the week, lots of cloud trapped underneath that area of high pressure, so a little bit gloomy as we head through the day on friday, similar to thursday. a bit of cloud around for most areas, some sunshine breaking through, perhaps a little bit more sunshine for southern england and again for southern and western scotland, north—west england and northern ireland. still about 14—18 down the east coast, against the warmest weather towards the west, with highs around 21 or 22 degrees. into the weekend now and high pressure still not far away, just starting to slip off towards the east. so, we'll start to see low pressure approaching from the west, but it looks like the high pressure in on the east wins out. so, perhaps a few showers particularly on sunday for some western parts of the uk, but most of us staying dry and things turning a little bit warmer, too. bye for now. this is bbc news. i'm xxxx. i martine croxall. the headlines: the government says talks are taking plac

weather, drifts a little bit further east but not much, still pulling in a lot of moisture from the north seand forecast may well change. this area of low pressure is giving us a headache. we thought it would come our way later on saturday and through sunday, bringing rain, but it might actually slow down which will have an impact, of course, on when and where we see the rain. what we think at the moment is that on saturday it will be largely dry, still variable amounts of cloud around, the best of the sunshine across northern and western areas and that cloud still thick enough for the odd spot or two of patchy light rain or drizzle. temperatures 14 to 20 or 22 degrees in cardiff. and then what happens on saturday, of course, will have an impact on sunday's weather. 0n of course, will have an impact on sunday's weather. on sunday, if the low pressure stays out in the atlantic for longer, it will be drier and warmer, especially so in the south. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11: discussions between the uk and the taliban are under way to help more british nationals and refugees leave afg h

that rain eventually clears its away into the north sea during tuesday night, leaving a legacy of cloudowers for the northwest corner of the country. otherwise, for most, it'll be dry and temperatures range from 9—13 celsius. so from midweek wednesday, especially thursday, it'll be mainly dry with some sunny spells. welcome to bbc news — i'm david eades. our top stories. more extreme heat in more places — bbc analysis shows how the world is hitting 50 celcius time and again. we have a special report from nigeria, where the oil industry is accused of adding to the problem. more than a billion dollars of global aid pledged for afghanistan — as the un calls for urgent action to avoid a humanitarian catastrophe. the people of afghanistan need a lifeline. after decades of war, suffering and insecurity, they face perhaps their most perilous hour. now is the time for the international community to stand with them, and let us be clear, this conference the us secretary of state defends america's withdrawal from the country — saying staying longer would not have improved anything. if 20 years and

at least in the morning and early afternoon, that rain will linger before clearing off into the north sea high pressure is building. we have got the azores here, this is called the azores high. you can see this nose of high pressure, what we often refer to, is building towards the uk, which means parts of the country will see slightly higher temperatures and you can see the weather settling down there with the dry weather icons, for london, for example. that is it. bye— bye! this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 7pm: emma raducanu makes history at the us open, beating leylah fernandez to become the first british woman to win a grand slam singles final in 44 years. the queen is among those congratulating the teenager, following her stunning victory in new york, just months after finishing her a—levels. to have a note from her, i was extremely honoured and very grateful that she took notice of my tennis. i can't believe it, i'm maybe going to frame that letter or something. the government scraps plans for vaccine passports in nightclubs and large events in england. what i ca

finally the cloud and damp weather is expected to shift towards the east and out into the north sea butstern parts will improve his this area of high pressure which is building. the air is sinking, squeezing out the clouds, trying things out. i think across many western areas, wednesday and thursday with the high pressure building is looking absolutely fine. but at the same time in the north—west of the uk, so parts of northern ireland, the western isles of scotland, it looks as if it will turn a little on the and breezy side towards the very end of the week friday time. that is it from me, have a good afternoon. this is bbc news. iam i am looks legal pal. -- luxmi goal. the headlines: emma raducanu makes history at the us open, beating leylah fernandez to become the first british woman to win a grand slam singles final in 44 years. the queen is among those congratulating the teenager following her stunning victory in new york, just months after finishing her a—levels. to have a note from her, i was extremely honoured and very grateful that she took notice of my tennis. i can't believe

if you notice across the north sea the winds are blowing from the north.stuck a little bit. that's what's happening on monday. cool and cloudy across some western areas and brightness in the east will give way to those temperatures rising to around 20 or 21 degrees. here's a look at monday evening, you could see that rain still across western areas. perhaps spreading a bit further north. it still here on tuesday. this is very early in the morning but through the course of tuesday we are expecting that range to very slowly shift towards eastern areas. there will be some rain in places like nottingham, london as well, brighton on tuesday. by london as well, brighton on tuesday. by tuesday evening that rain should be out of the way. we should have a fine end to the day across western parts of the uk. wednesday actually, the weather isn't looking too bad at all. a more confident with this one. a high pressure is tilting in from the azores and that's why it's called the a's are high. this ridge of high pressure is across the uk which means that wednesday and th

been bringing those showers yesterday and today that's sitting across us is moving out into the north seastill got the remnants of that weather front sitting in the north, but the other change i talked about is the wind direction. so, as we go around to the north and the northwest, it's a fresher feel. you can see the heat gradually ebbing away through the day on saturday. so, still a few thunderstorms around this evening — northeast parts of england, lincolnshire, east anglia, possibly one or two in northern ireland — but they fade away as we go through the night. the wet areas really dominated by the area of low pressure and its trailing weather front across north scotland. notjust tonight but tomorrow as well, we could see some very significant rainfall totals building up here. it's one to watch. for most of us as showers fade away, it's misty and grey and quite warm again. we haven't lost that humidity yet. it's quite a warm start to the day, but also quite grey and misty, particularly over the hills in north and west areas, but there could be some fog just about anywhere. it does tak

as you can see, a lot of cloud for most areas, still a bit of a breeze coming in off the north sea, especially into thursday night, a few clearer spells for parts of scotland, perhaps northern ireland as well, so temperatures just dipping down into single figures for one or two spots, but staying mild for most of us, 11 to 14 degrees first thing friday. now, into friday and this area of high pressure still with us towards the north of the uk, and as you can see, a lot of cloud is trapped underneath the descending air associated with that area of high pressure. no great changes, then, as we look ahead into friday. still a lot of cloud. best of any sunshine for parts of western scotland, perhaps northwest england, northern ireland and the southwest seeing some glimpses of brightness too. temperatures up to 21, possibly 22, degrees in the warmest spots, always a few degrees cooler close to that east coast. now, into the weekend. high pressure still with us, just trying to edge off towards the east as low pressure tries to move in from the atlantic, but it looks like it is the high pressure that i

put in great forests of beautiful wind turbines on the drowned prairies of doggerland beneath the north sea. in fact, we produce so much offshore wind that i am thinking of changing my name in honor of the god of the north wind to boreas johnson. and i know that we are ambitious in asking the developing world to end the use of coal power by 2040, and for the developed world to do so by 2030, but the experience of the u.k. shows that it can be done, and profitably, too. and i thank president xi of china for what he has done to end china's international financing of coal and i hope china will now go further and phase out the domestic use of coal as well -- wouldn't that be a great thing -- because the experience of the u.k. shows it can be done. and when i was elected mayor of london only a mere 13 years ago, i was desperate to encourage more electric vehicles and we went around the city putting in charging points. and i am afraid that in those days they were pretty lonley objects and were not much patronized. but the market in ev's in the u.k. is now growing at an extraordinary pace -- maybe

time, at least in the morning and early evening, that rain will linger before clearing up into the north seaay that is when the weather will start to settle down and that's because an area of high pressure is building and we have got the azores here, this is called the azores high, you can see the snows of high pressure and what we often refer to is building towards the uk which means that parts of the country will see slightly higher temperatures and we will see the weather settling down there with the dry weather icons for london, for example. that's it. goodbye. this is bbc news. i'm luxmy gopal. the headlines: emma raducanu makes history at the us open, beating leylah fernandez to become the first british woman to win a grand slam singles final in 44 years. the queen is among those congratulating the teenager following her stunning victory in new york, just months after finishing her a—levels. to have a note from her, i was extremely honoured and very grateful that she took notice of my tennis. i can't believe it, i'm maybe going to frame that letter or something. the uk's health secreta

particularly for the likes of east anglia and the south—east, too, but still a breeze coming in off the north sea or so for aberdeen, perhaps the odd spot of drizzle here, but 23 in cardiff in the sunshine. quite a bit of sunshine into the evening hours, as well, and then overnight, things remaining largely dry. the odd spot of drizzle once again continuing across north—east england and eastern scotland, too. so quite cloudy here. even though we've got clearer skies further south, it won't be a cold night because there's milder air moving in, so temperatures first thing tomorrow between about 11 to 15 degrees. so through sunday, then, not a bad day. most places seeing a good deal of sunshine. perhaps a little bit more stubborn cloud for a time across parts of southern england and east anglia, too. there will be some rain arriving across northern ireland and western scotland later on in the afternoon, but before it gets there, a warmer day to come for the likes of aberdeen towards newcastle, 20 degrees or so here, and 25 likely for southern england and wales. so that warming trend continues into t

beautiful wind turbines on the drowned prairies of dog aligned, between britain and holland in the north sea my name in honour of the god of the north winds, the boriasjohnson. i know that we are ambitious in asking the developing world to end the use of coal power by 20a0 and the developed world to do so by 2030, but the experience of the uk shows that it can be done. and profitably, too. i want to thank president xi of china, for what he has just done to end china's financing of coal and i hope they will go further and phase out the domestic use of coal as well. the experience of the uk shows it can be done. when i was elected mayor of london, just 13 years ago, i was desperate to encourage more electric vehicles and we went around the city putting in charging points. iam around the city putting in charging points. i am afraid to say, that in those days, those charging points were pretty lonely objects and they were patronised. but today, it is totally different. the market for electric vehicles is growing at an extraordinary pace, maybe two thirds every year. nissan is sufficiently confid

i mean, the north sea, i don't think many people romanticise the north sea, but on a quiet day, whenop26 climate conference which gets under way in glasgow in november will see the biggest ever deployment of armed police in scotland. hundreds of officers trained in firearms will be backed up by an unspecified number from other uk forces. senior officers say there's no intelligence of a specific threat from terrorism but that's being monitored constantly as the event draws closer. david cowan has more. hey! police! put it down now! this training is routine cut 26 will be anything but. the hope is that the people of glasgow wouldn't see anything like this. but armed police officers will maintain a high present during the two week conference. for operational reasons, police will give the exact number but cop26 will see the biggest and longest ever deployment of armed officers in scotland. hundreds will be on duty every day, the total could be in the region of 1000. the cop26 venue — the scottish exhibition centre — will become united nations territory with armed un personnel. many of th

that rain eventually clears away into the north sea.astern england, and we'll see this very weak weather front push into the northwest of scotland to bring some patchy rain. but elsewhere, mainly dry, temperatures just into single figures under clear skies. 0therwise, relatively mild again where we hold onto the cloud. so, for wednesday and indeed, for thursday here, we have this ridge of high pressure building in, which is going to settle things down. there could be quite a bit of mist and fog, low cloud to start the mornings, but into the afternoons, i think there'll be plenty of sunshine around. i think wednesday looks like being the mistiest, murkiest start to the day. still a few showers across eastern england thanks to that area of low pressure, and maybe a chance of some showers pushing to western scotland and northern ireland. otherwise for most, it should be dry where we get the sunshine breaking through, highs of around 20—21 celsius. otherwise, the high teens for most. thursday, again, a bit of early mist and fog, and then it

been bringing those showers yesterday and today that's sitting across us is moving out into the north searont sitting in the north, but the other change i talked about is the wind direction. so, as we go around to the north and the northwest, it's a fresher feel. you can see the heat gradually ebbing away through the day on saturday. so, still a few thunderstorms around this evening — northeast parts of england, lincolnshire, east anglia, possibly 1—2 in northern ireland — but they fade away as we go through the night. the wet areas really dominated by the area of low pressure and its trailing weather front across north scotland. not just tonight but tomorrow as well, we could see some very significant rainfall totals building up here. it's one to watch. for most of us as showers fade away, it's misty and grey and quite warm again. we haven't lost that humidity yet. it's quite a warm start to the day, but also quite grey and misty, particularly over the hills in north and west areas, but there could be some fog just about anywhere. it does take a little longer to kick in this time of year

low pressure which affected the majority of england through the day, slowly clearing out into the north seacross eastern england. and there will be just one or two showers, i think, peppering northern and western parts of scotland, but elsewhere should be dry. but because of all the rain, certainly for england and wales, it's going to be quite muggy, misty and damp. further north, we'll see temperatures dropping to single figures under clear skies. otherwise quite mild in the south. now into wednesday, and indeed into thursday, this ridge of high pressure will build, and that'll settle things down quite nicely and we should see quite a bit of sunshine around. so the middle part of the week is actually looking like being the best part of the week with regards to dry and sunny weather around. now, it could start quite grey and murky for many areas for wednesday, one or two showers across the far east of england. could see the odd weather front there. maybe this weather front bringing some showers to northern and western scotland and into northern ireland, but elsewhere it will be dry with inc

that has slowly cleared off into the north sea.n scotland, perhaps into northern ireland, but most places will be dry. a few clear spells where it will turn quite fresh, otherwise rather cloudy, misty, murky and again quite so we've got a couple of weather fronts on wednesday across northern and western areas bringing a few showers around, but generally wednesday and thursday, this ridge of high pressure is going to build in. it's going to settle things down, so we are looking at a lot of dry weather around from the middle part of the week with some good sunny spells around, especially thursday. i think thursday looks like being the sunniest and driest day across the uk of the week. could see just 1—2 showers across northwestern areas on wednesday, but the temperatures will respond to more sunshine on thursday. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines... scared and in hiding — we talk to some of the afghan women who still don't know whether they'll be able to return to work under the ta

the flow of air coming in from the north sea towards the coast of eastern scotland and north east englandget to see some sunshine. that's it for now. bye— bye. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. gunfire is heard is kabul with an announcement of the taliban's new line—up expected imminently. the government's complexion, though, is already becoming clear. the taliban have told decorators to paint over all of this, replacing it with these black—and—white slogans. this one reads, "the blood of the martyrs has washed away the occupation," a glimpse of what the new afghanistan is going to look like. fighting continues in the panjshir valley in afghanistan, where the taliban say they've made further gains. president biden arrives in the us state of louisiana, where hurricane ida left massive destruction. he's expected to warn about the impact of climate change. and a sharp slowdown in job creation in the us as the spread of the delta variant hits hospitality and leisure.

to low pressure that's moved over the north sea. so we're seeing some very gusty winds and heavy rain and we have gotten ab, a warning out across the northern parts of germany for some of those damaging winds . now as we go into friday, it does move off to the southeast, is going to dry up slightly for sweden. but some of that wet weather is going to join up with some severe storms that we'd been seeing rolling around those coastal areas of the black sea. so parts of tech have seen some really heavy down pools. we could see more flooding here, but come friday, it pushes off to the east, a bit of a winter mix coming into play there, but it drives up for much of greece and turkey. temperatures will start to come up again. and there are some fine weather across some parts of southern europe in particular. for italy, we are seeing above average temperatures inside danielle, but the rain continues in spain. that's her update. the more and more in the, in the going under the 9 to become tall. the when i want to investigate the length .

but still a breeze coming in off the north sea across parts of north—east england and eastern scotland23 in cardiff in the sunshine. quite a bit of sunshine into the evening hours as well, and then overnight things remaining largely dry. the odd spot of drizzle once again continuing across north—east england and eastern scotland, too, so quite cloudy here. even though we've got clearer skies further south it won't be a cold night because there's milder air moving in, so temperatures first thing tomorrow between about 11—15 degrees. so, through sunday, then, not a bad day. most places seeing a good deal of sunshine, perhaps a little bit more stubborn cloud for a time across parts of southern england and east anglia, too. there will be some rain arriving across northern ireland and western scotland later on in the afternoon, but before it gets there, a warmer day to come for the likes of aberdeen towards newcastle — 20 degrees or so here and 25 likely for southern england and wales. so, that warming trend continues into the new working week, too. heading on into monday, we start the day

of east anglia and the south east, but still a bit of a breeze on friday coming in around those north seacloud, but temperatures generally staying in double figures in our towns and cities. perhaps a little bit lower than this in the countryside. but the weekend, then, very much donated by high pressure still. it will start to just change its position a little bit, drifting off towards the east somewhat, but saturday, again most places looking dry. there is going to be a little bit of rain in the forecast at times through the course of the weekend, but most places will avoid it. and you will notice that the temperatures will be up, particularly on sunday. but saturday, the areas likely to see a bit of wet weather are really parts of southern england. we've got a few isolated showers. if you do catch one, it could be quite sharp, quite heavy, but most places will avoid any of those showers. so, a lot of dry weather, sunny spells breaking through the cloud, and temperature around 15—20 degrees. heading on into the second half of the weekend, as high pressure moves its way further eastwards,

certainly around the north sea coast.upper teens. further inland a little bit warmer where you have the sunshine. across central western scotland in particular we could see temperatures reaching around 21—22 degrees. as we head through wednesday night it stays mostly cloudy so for england and wales, a bit of cloud continuing for eastern scotland then it will trundle its way eastward although some western parts of scotland, northern ireland could stay clear. it will be fairly cool under clear skies where we have the cloud and the breeze, 11—14 degrees. very little change for thursday and friday. an area of high pressure still sitting on top of us and bringing this north— north—easterly airflow. it'll bring a lot of cloud again into northern and eastern areas in particular. further west that you are, a better chance of seeing some sunnier breaks of course, temperatures in the sunshine reaching the low 20s. otherwise it's mid to high teens in the cloudier spots. for the weekend, signs of change with an area of high pressure

otherwise generally 1a to 17 on the north sea coast around 18 to 20 elsewhere.ures no lower than ten to 13 or 1a degrees we start the weekend rather cloudy, wanted to show was across southern and western areas with a potential study receipts and rain pushing in to the north of the uk. it starts to warm up a bit across the south. �*welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines. more than a0 people have been killed, after record torrential rainfall causes flash flooding across new york, newjersey and the north—east of america. the mayor of new york blames global warming. we saw a horrifying storm last night, unlike anything we have seen before. and this is a reality that we have to face. in afghanistan: a new normal — with the taliban setting up a government, as those who still want to get out await their future. so many afghans wondering, working, what new government will emerge with all of its rules and regulations? many still asking ever

eastwards — strong and squally winds — eventually, the rain band will clear the east coast into the north seashowers, though, across western areas, some of which will be quite heavy and blustery, and it will be cooler — temperatures 13 to 18 degrees, a little bit closer to the seasonal average. into tuesday, we could see this other feature running up from the southwest around our area of low pressure, so although it could could start fine and dry across much of scotland and england and wales, it will turn cloudier and wetter across northern areas through the day. this rain could be quite heavy and persistent, winds quite strong — particularly close to the coast. it will be dry through the daylight hours across eastern areas — 18 or 19 degrees before the rain spreads in from the west. and then the upcoming week remains very unsettled, very autumnal — strong winds at times with spells of rain, followed by sunshine and blustery showers.

instead of the breeze on the north sea it is at south easterly breeze in some more warmth.n across scotland and northern ireland and essentially eventually into the north west of england. it will be a warmer night than last night with temperatures 1a to 15 degrees. a bit more mist and fog in the south—west of england and south wales as well which will burn out in the morning. patchy rain in southern scotland and northern england to move when the afternoon but still a lot of cloud for the far north of england, scotland and northern ireland, although subs judgejoe although some sunshine. a warmer day pretty much across the board. high pressure close to the uk weather centre beginning to use away. the low pressure is moving away into biscay. that reinforces the south—easterly breeze which will be a bit stronger on tuesday and brings in all the heat from continental europe, pushing away a lot of this cloud as well. some cloud lingers on tuesday across the northern half of scotland's otherwise bags of sunshine and it continues to heat up. and more sunshine and more heats to come

quite breezy again close to the north sea coast and through the channel.the week and our area of high pressure starts to push over towards the east. that will allow our airflow to come in from a more south—easterly direction. certainly a cloudy morning. into the afternoon we should start to see increasing amounts of sunshine across the south but there is also a chance of some showers breaking out across southern and western areas into the afternoon, although most places should stay dry. those temperatures again mid to high teens where we have the cloud but warming up a bit across the south—east, giving some sunny spells into the afternoon. then to sunday, we see the area of high pressure towards the east and low pressure move into the west. this weather front is likely to bring some wet weather to the north—west of the during sunday. initially northern ireland and then into western scotland, perhaps pushing across other parts of scotland into the afternoon, and some of the rain could be quite heavy and accompanied by some gusty winds too, but further south

the cloud they can offer drizzly rain in places and coming from the north sea, it will feel quite cool with the cloud and a chance of drizzle in the cloud and a chance of drizzle in the breeze for eastern scotland and north—east england. some of us near 20 degrees and some getting the low 20s if you get prolonged sunny spells. saturday evening... a bit more sunshine to end the day but on sunday, after mist and fog patches clear, the cloud in england and wales clearing more readily so some sunny spells coming through and it will feel warmer with maybe some areas of cloud across eastern england lingering. and with uncertain timing of arrival, the chance of some rain putting end toward scotland and northern ireland with a fresh breeze. that dries to move south into monday before clearing northwards and allowing some very warm weather to arrive for some very warm weather to arrive for some of us early next week. it might feel like summer's final fling! that's all from the bbc news at six, so it's goodbye from me and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. a very good eve

winds are light and a small weather front is an area of high pressure so it's slow moving in the north sea fronts tend to get stuck and that is happening on monday, cool and cloudy across western areas, any brightness in the east will give way to temperatures rising to 21 degrees so on monday evening you can see that rain still across western areas, spreading further north and it's still here on tuesday early morning but through the course of tuesday we expect that rain to slowly shift towards eastern areas so there will be rain in places like nottingham, london and brighton. tuesday evening that rain should be out of the way so we should have a fine end to the day across western parts of the uk. on wednesday the weather doesn't look too bad. high pressure is building in from the azores so that is why it is called the azores high and this ridge of high pressure means wednesday and thursday not a bad day. the temperatures will recover a bit, some decent sunny spells but by friday it looks as though an atlantic weather front will sweep in and there will be some rain. goodbye. hello this is b

that rain eventually clears away into the north sea.tern england, and we'll see this very weak weather front pushed into the northwest of scotland to bring some patchy rain. but elsewhere, mainly dry, temperatures just into single figures under clear skies. 0therwise, relatively mild where we hold onto the cloud. so, for wednesday and indeed, for thursday here, we have this ridge of high pressure building in, which is going to settle things down. there could be quite a bit of mist and fog, low cloud to start the mornings, but into the afternoons, i think there'll be plenty of sunshine around. i think wednesday looks like being the mistiest, murkiest to start to the day. still a few showers across eastern england thanks to that area of low pressure, and a chance of some showers pushing to western scotland and northern ireland. otherwise for most, it should be dry where we get the sunshine breaking through, highs of around 20—21 degrees. otherwise, the high teens for most. thursday, again, a bit of early mist and fog, and then it promises

the rain pulling away into the north sea by around midday leaves many long spells of sunshine to get. sunday we saw temperatures in the low 20s across northern scotland and we are lucky to get the low teens in some areas on monday afternoon. the westerly breeze continues to feed showers into western exposures overnight monday, on into the early hours of tuesday. some of them getting driven quite a way eastwards, particularly across central scotland. a cooler night as well, nothing especially chilly temperatures typically in single figures. and then for tuesday, low—pressure to the north of the uk swinging through bands rain and showers. a blustery day, i think the heaviest of the rain not getting into eastern england until perhaps after dark but some pretty wet weather to contend with across the south—west, wales and northern england. northern ireland and western scotland, a mixture of sunshine showers. temperatures, mid teens typically across the uk. so nothing like the figures we have seen in recent days. more wet weather to come across the eastern side of the uk into tuesday night

particularly for the likes of east anglia, and the south—east too, but still a breeze coming in of the north sea the odd spot of drizzle here, but 23 in cardiff in the sunshine. quite a bit of sunshine into the evening hours as well, and then overnight things remaining largely dry. the odd spot of drizzle once again continuing across north—east england and eastern scotland, too, so quite cloudy here. even though we've got clearer skies further south it won't be a cold night because there's milder air moving in, so temperatures first thing tomorrow between about 11—15 degrees. so, through sunday, then, not a bad day. most places seeing a good deal of sunshine, perhaps a little bit more stubborn cloud for a time across southern england and east anglia, too. there will be some rain arriving across northern ireland and western scotland later on in the afternoon, but before it gets there, a warmer day to come for the likes of aberdeen towards newcastle — 20 degrees or so here and 25 likely for southern england and wales. so, that warming trend continues into the new working week, too. heading on into

it is driving in a lot of cloud off the north sea, the best of the breaks so far today have been acrosssee some holes in that cloud develop and into the afternoon there will be some brighter moments, particularly across the moray firth, i suspect. if you keep the cloud, and it is pretty stubborn to lift away, the temperatures will hover into the mid—teens, but with the best of the sunshine highs of 22 or 23 celsius. overnight tonight we keep some of those clear skies, could be a bit of patchy mist forming in some places, but a quiet night, temperatures holding up into double digits quite widely, as you can see, and we keep quite a lot of cloud still lingering along the east coast. sunday we will start to see the change to the weather story as the high pressure that has been dominant for recent week starts to ease away. winds will swing round to a south—easterly and we'll start to see more sunshine coming through. at the same time further north and west this weather front will introduce some cloud and rain into northern ireland and the north—west of the great glens, some of that quite he

but still a breeze coming in off the north sea across parts of north—east england and eastern scotlandning hours as well, and then overnight things remaining largely dry. the odd spot of drizzle once again continuing across north—east england and eastern scotland, too, so quite cloudy here. even though we've got clearer skies further south it won't be a cold night because there's milder air moving in, so temperatures first thing tomorrow between about 11—15 degrees. so, through sunday, then, not a bad day. most places seeing a good deal of sunshine, perhaps a little bit more stubborn cloud for a time across parts of southern england and east anglia, too. there will be some rain arriving across northern ireland and western scotland later on in the afternoon, but before it gets there, a warmer day to come for the likes of aberdeen towards newcastle — 20 degrees or so here and 25 likely for southern england and wales. so, that warming trend continues into the new working week, too. heading on into monday, we start the day with this weak weather front. it could just bring a few showers to

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because we have this southerly breeze rather than a breeze of the north sea, we are seeing a drier, sunnierntre of the highest drifting way, allowing this low pressure to come in. what that does is reinforce this south—easterly breeze that we will be picking up on tuesday, dragging in all the warmth from continental europe and pushing away the cloud as well so we will see more sunshine coming out across northern ireland, the southern half of scotland. lots of sunshine for england and wales. there is a temperatures continuing to rise so it will be a warmer day everywhere and those at temperatures could be 29 degrees in the midlands, hotter than anytime last month. more sunshine for much of the country on wednesday but it was the south—west, times have changed. may be a fewer thundery showers arriving late in the day, but attempt is continuing to climb, pushing the heat up in scotland for top 25 degrees in the central belt and 28 of 29 across parts of england and wales. for the next few days, it will be getting much warmer. lots of sunshine and then from thursday onwards, we changed to someth

eastwards — strong and squally winds — eventually, the rain band will clear the east coast into the north seato 18 degrees, a little bit closer to the seasonal average. into tuesday, we could see this otherfeature running up from the south—west around our area of low pressure, so although it could could start fine and dry across much of scotland and england and wales, it will turn cloudier and wetter across northern areas through the day. this rain could be quite heavy and persistent, winds quite strong — particularly close to the coast. it will be dry through the daylight hours across eastern areas — 18 or 19 degrees before the rain spreads in from the west. and then the upcoming week remains very unsettled, very autumnal — strong winds at times with spells of rain, followed by sunshine and blustery showers. good morning. welcome to breakfast with anne thompson and rachel burden. . , . , burden. our headlines. temporary visas for thousands _ burden. our headlines. temporary visas for thousands of _ burden. our headlines. temporary visas for thousands of foreign - visas for thousands of forei