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june kelly there in north west _ appear at the old bailey. june kelly there in north west londonthe army is put on standby over the fuel crisis but the transport secretary grant shapps says it looks like it is stabilising. a man has been charged with the murder of sabina nessa. south—eastern trains has been taken over after not paying £25,000,000 to the department for transport. we will stay with that story. the government has stripped the rail operator, southeastern, of its franchise because of what it called "a serious breach of good faith". the company's services between london, kent and east sussex will now be publicly run. the decision was made after more than £25 million of historical payments due to the department for transport were not paid. 0ur transport correspondent caroline davies reports. it's not unusual for train lines to be renationalised. what is rare is when it's about trust. this morning, the government announced it would be taking over running lser's services after it found that £25 million had not been declared by the operator. the company itself is taking a

thousands of patients at hospitals in north west london have been waiting more than a year for treatmentted care system' covers hospitals including chelsea and westminster and hillingdon. it claims to have "slashed its backlog" although it does admit to longer waits for those needing cancer care. a rehabilitation centre set up by the family of singer amy winehouse says it's more than 8 out of 10 people it helps are able to recover. amy's place is based in east london and is for women dealing with drug and alcohol addiction — bridging the gap between rehab and independent living. the award winning service aims to help residents within two years. between 50 and 60 residents, we have supported. our success rate, between 50 and 60 residents, we have supported. oursuccess rate, if between 50 and 60 residents, we have supported. our success rate, if you can call it that, is way above the national average. the national average is around 33% in terms of recovery. we run at about 85%. a student is preparing to run the london marathon alongside the man who saved her life 13 years ago. 21—year—old

magistrates today. 0ur correspondent tim muffett is outside willesden magistrates�* court in north west londonday the 18th of london —— sabina nessa. the evening before the primary school teacher had set off from home to a power, it should only have been a five—minute walk but she never arrived. have been a five—minute walk but she neverarrived. —— have been a five—minute walk but she never arrived. —— from home to a bar. 0n never arrived. —— from home to a bar. on friday for children�*s health close to where her body was hundreds attended. tributes were paid by family members and colleagues at the duchess of cambridge has paid tribute too. in metropolitan police last night announced a 36—year—old man has been charged with her murder. koci selamaj was arrested in eastbourne in east sussex on sunday and is expected to appear at willesden magistrates�* court in north west london later today. two other men arrested by police investigating the death of sabina nessa had been released under investigation. the american singer r kelly has been found guilty of trafficking women and children for him to

tim muffett is outside willesden magistrates' court, in north west london. ore can you tell us tim? the body was found in kid brick in south—east london. the evening before the primary school teacher had set off to a bar. should have been a five—minute walk. last night the metropolitan police announced a man has been charged with murder. he was arrested in eastbourne in east sussex on sunday and is expected to appear here at willesden magistrates' court in north west london later today. tim other men investigating her death had been released under investigation. on friday hundreds of people attended a vigil close to where sabina nessa's body was found. had family has spoken about the devastating loss and grief they have experienced. they say our world is shattered. no family should have to go through what we are going through. the army has been put on standby to help ease pressure on petrol stations after days of long queues and pump closures. the business secretary, kwasi kwarteng, described the move as a "sensible, precautionary step", stressing the uk had

our correspondent tim muffett is outside willesden magistrates�* court in north west london. aturday the 18th of september. the evening before, the primary school teacher had set off from her home to a bar, it should have only been a five—minute walk but she never arrived and on friday a virtual was held close to where her body was found. —— a vigil. hundreds attended, family members, colleagues and friends paid tribute, as did the duchess of cambridge. metropolitan police last night announced a 36—year—old man has been charged with her murder. koci selamaj was arrested in eastbourne in east sussex on sunday and is expected to appear at willesden magistrates�* court in north west london later today. two other men arrested by police investigating sabina�*s —— have been under investigation. —— investigating the death of sabina have been released. dozens of workers who�*d been stuck deep underground at a nickel mine in eastern canada have been forced to climb more than a kilometre using a system of ladders. the 39 miners had been stranded for more than 35 hours when they began th

the mps says there is uncertainty around the design and old oak common in north west london may become situation this morning. on the tubes, there are severe delays on the dlr and the metropolitan line. on the roads, drivers on the m25 in kent and essex have been facing disruptionjust after the dartford tunnel after what was decribed as a medical emergency. there are 90 minute delays with tailbacks to orpington, and also long queues into london on the a2. onto the weather now with elizabeth rizzini. hello, good morning. it is set to be another decent day of weather today across the capital. above average temperatures once more for this time of year. it will stay dry and there will be quite a bit of sunshine around as well. it's been a chilly start to this morning, some of our temperatures rurally have dropped back into single figures. and there is a bit of mist around as well but it's not terribly widespread or extensive. that will lift and clear as we head through the morning. there will be some sunshine emerging, perhaps a little bit more cloud through the afternoon than we saw yeste

north—western areas. maybe even an odd rumble of thunder, and the temperatures much closer to average — 18 in london is our average, 13 or 1a in the north—westnsettled, heavy rain, strong winds, gales for some on tuesday and then we see further showers around later in the week. autumn arriving next week. this is bbc news. the headlines at 5pm: queues at petrol stations as the government prepares to announce a temporary visa scheme to make it easierforforeign lorry drivers to work in the uk. keir starmer heads for a showdown with labour's left over changes to the way the party chooses its mps and leaders. a book of condolence is opened for people to pay respects to teacher sabina nessa, who was killed in south—east london. and it's the final day of campaigning in germany, where voters will elect a new chancellor.

man who they believe has carried out a series of sex attacks near dollis hill tube station in north west londoningle figures at around nine celsius. for tomorrow, high pressure in charge, so it's fine, it's dry, we will see some sunshine. temperatures reflecting that as well. notice this cold front edging in as we head through friday and into saturday. it's likely to bring a bit more cloud around for friday, but still some sunny spells out there. for saturday, the chance of some rain, but also some sunshine mixed in there. temperatures in the low 20s. more from me in around half an hour. now i'll hand you back to dan and louise. bye for now. dan and louise coming up injust a moment. hello, you're watching a very special edition of bbc breakfast this morning. it's louise's last programme after 20 years. we'll bejoining louise and danjust outside the studio in a few minutes, for lots of surprises. do stay with us. alun wynjones is with me. giant of welsh rugby. you will hate this. he 5 the world s most—capped rugby union player, and wales most—capped international player of all time. a couple of

temperatures at the highest stretching from london and across the midlands to the north west of englandales and south—west scotland, high 20s widely and the hottest areas are likely to hit 30 over the next hour or two. beyond that, this evening and overnight we will see showers become more extensive across england, wales and northern ireland and it will be another very warm night. these are not the minimum temperatures but the temperatures as you are going to bed. still widely up into the 20s for many at 11pm tonight. beyond that, low pressure will move in, a real change in fortunes for many tomorrow. with showers and thunderstorms in the forecast those storms will become widespread, 20—40 millimetres of rain in the heaviest of the downpours and the risk of localised flooding along with that. temperatures coming down somewhat but still very warm across eastern england, 25 in norwich, 2a in hull. further west, generally below 20. thursday evening sees the storms making their impact felt in scotland. there could be issues here. on friday, the same area of low pressure on the charts so it

north—west of the country. these are the morning temperatures, pretty balmy — 15 in glasgow, 15 expected in london.tially speaking, it's a quiet day with hot sunshine, particularly in the midlands. --1-2 —— i—2 spots. up to around 30 celsius, 27 in hull, mid 20s expected in southern and central scotland. the day after that, on wednesday, we're expecting some showers, maybe some thunderstorms out west. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines: the taliban flag is raised in the one part of afghanistan that has remained outside its control. the resistance says it will fight on. 298 people were killed when mh—i7 was shot down over eastern ukraine seven years ago. now, their relatives give harrowing testimony to a court in the netherlands. translation: ijust couldn't stop |crying until i woke up screaming, | months and months on end, every night, over and over again. waiting for the chance to eat — concern grows that millions could go hungry as myanmar edges towards civil war.

an odd rumble of thunder, and the temperatures much closer to average — 18 in london is our average, 13 or 1a in the north—westwe see further showers around later in the week. so, autumn arriving next week. a media scrum and i managed to ask about his future relationship. this is bbc news the headlines at six: queues at petrol stations as the government prepares to announce a temporary visa scheme to make it easierforforeign lorry drivers to work in the uk. the labour leader heads for a showdown with the party's left over changes to the way the it chooses its mps and leaders. a book of condolence is opened for people to pay respects to teacher sabina nessa, who was killed in south—east london. and it's the final day of campaigning in germany, where voters will elect a new chancellor. good afternoon.

and blustery, could be long—lived across parts of the north and west, temperatures down in recent days, about 13 to 16 celsius. still about 18 in londonsees heavy outbreaks of rain, windy with gales around irish sea coasts and a brighter day on wednesday. thursday and friday, lots of showers around and friday, lots of showers around and some of those are going to be heavy and blustery. temperatures sneaking below average. this weekend, some warm weather around but it turns much cooler over the next few days. this is bbc news with the latest headlines... queues at petrol stations as the government prepares to announce a temporary visa scheme to make it easierforforeign lorry drivers to work in the uk. two canadians are heading home after spending over 1,000 days in detention in china over spying charges. prince andrew's us lawyers accept he has been served with legal papers alleging that he sexually assaulted virginia giuffre. he denies all allegations. hundreds pay tribute to murdered primary school teacher sabina nessa at a candle—lit vigil. it's the final day of campaigning in germany, where voters will elect a new chancellor tomorr

north—west of the country. these in the morning temperatures, 15 in glasgow and london, a lot of us will be waking up to sunshine, 27 in hull, mid 20s in southern and central scotland. on wednesday, we expect some showers, maybe some thunderstorms out west. hello and welcome. the autumn term is under way across the uk now, with everyone hoping that the disruption of the last 18 months is behind us. yet covid and the pandemic has left a legacy. for the next half an hour, my guests will be discussing that — how best to help pupils to catch up, how to address the mental health problems, and what permanent changes can be made in schools to make post—pandemic education better than what came before. joining us are natalie perea from the education policy institute, jules white — headteacher at tanbridge house school in surrey. with me in the studio, mary bousted — co—general secretary at the national education union.

north—west of the country. these are the morning temperatures, pretty balmy — 15 in glasgow, 15 expected in london. in one of two spots, but essentially speaking, it's a quiet day with hot sunshine, particularly in the midlands. up to around 30 degrees, 27 in hull, mid 20s expected in southern and central scotland. the day after that, on wednesday, we're expecting some showers, maybe some thunderstorms out west. this is bbc news, the headlines... the taliban say they're now in full control of afghanistan, after seizing the panchir valley — the last area of armed resistance. the claim is disputed by resitance leaders, who are calling for a national uprising. families of victims of the mh17 disaster have been giving testimony at the murder trial in the netherlands. four suspects are accused of shooting down the plane over ukraine in 2014, killing all 298 people on board. in what's described as a "miracle rescue", a three—year—old boy missing in rugged australian bushland since friday has been found alive. he was spotted sitting in a puddle, using his hands to drink water. one of the most famous landm

transforms the lives of boca ron hughes and the red half north london is set of racing off the off and i'll get one over the biggest rival ah, now the occupied west bank of funeral has been out for one of 5 palestinians killed by his right forces. bodies of 4 others were being withheld by the authorities. the troops stormed several villages and janine and ramallah early on sunday, reportedly surrounding houses and opening fire. and the reports from the occupied westbank. with their muscle but had just turned 22. but the day after he was killed in a reed by these $330.00 he's one of 2 palestinians killed engineering in the northern part of the occupied to a bank, including a 16 year old. his family says they had just set a date for his wedding booth and up with a look. they did cpr for half an hour to no avail. his wedding was due next month and his birthday was just yesterday. he's really or mrs. 2 of the soldiers were wounded during an exchange of fire. he's really prime minister said his security forces acted against what he called her math operative who were about to carry out attacks. and the short term he was referring to the palestinians ki

north—west england and a stripe of cloud in the south. temperatures are struggling in the far north. 11 degrees in lerwick, 23 in london.es... the government faces calls from labour to guarantee no—one will lose their energy supply or be pushed into fuel poverty this winter. working people will have to choose whether to feed their kids or heat their homes. the choice for the deputy prime minister is will he make their lives easier or harder? we are the ones taking the difficult decisions, — we are the ones taking the difficult decisions, getting on with the job and our— decisions, getting on with the job and our plan is working. no decisions, getting on with the 'ob and our plan is workingi and our plan is working. no trade deal with the _ and our plan is working. no trade deal with the us _ and our plan is working. no trade deal with the us but _ and our plan is working. no trade deal with the us but the prime i deal with the us but the prime minister will announce that america will lift its ban on british lamb for the first time in decades. the kebabs, for the first time in decades. the kebabs. the _ for the first tim

lots of hot sunshine, temperatures again widely into the high 20s around the london area, the midlands, into the north—weste is going to be moving in, so you can forget all about those sunny skies and the really hot weather — instead, we've got thunderstorms that are going to be widespread, again posing a threat of some localised flash flooding from the heaviest of the downpours. still quite warm across eastern england, though — 25 degrees in norwich, 24 in hull. further west, generally high teens to low 20s. and that low pressure, through thursday night, will push those storms more bodily into scotland and could cause one or two issues locally. now, the low pressure is still with us for friday. it's quite a slow—moving feature, so again it's going to be an unsettled day with showers and thunderstorms, sunny spells in between these, and temperatures coming down generally into the low 20s — so closer to normal, really, for the time of year. now, for the weekend, our area of low pressure looks set to slowly pull out of the way. there could be some areas of rain around this weekend, but i think generally the

of hours and this is the heavier batch of rain working towards london, east midlands and lincolnshire. the rain across parts of north—westol across some of the eastern districts of england, 15, 16 degrees. tuesday night and wednesday morning, the rain gradually departs into the north sea. there will be a little bit of drizzle here and there but most places will be dry. given the ground is so saturated after yesterday and today's rain, there will be low today“s rain, there will be low cloud and patchy fog into tomorrow morning. not much wind, that is because there is a ridge of high pressure in between. high pressure for many through wednesday and thursday, it will be largely dry. sunny spells breaking through after a gloomy and misty start for some. grey across much of england and wales on wednesday morning on the mist and fog clears and the low cloud will lift and breezy and east coast. sunny spells in eastern scotland but to the west of scotland, northern ireland, week by the front producing light rain or drizzle at times. into thursday, fog likely across central and western areas. some of that will be dense in places.

in north london this afternoon, when jimmy greaves' two former clubs — spurs and chelsea meet in the premier league at the tottenham hotspur stadium. before that, there'll be a minute's applause at westming to keep pace with liverpool at the top of the table... if you do not dream high, then what is there to support your team for? i think that is for the supporters, i am grounded, the cultures are grander, we know all expectations, there must be a buzz around the place with the players we have got, it is up to us now to keep that form going. we know there will be ups and downs, some seasons have highs and lows, we had a low on tuesday night, and bounced back. rangers have the chance to go top of the scottish premiership later when they take on motherwell. celtic travel to livingstone. the days early kick off is the dundee derby — which kicked off at midday. it's currently nil—nil — dundee searching for their first win at tannadice for 17 years. you can follow the latest on the bbc sport website and live commentary on bbc radio scotland. england's women are playing new zealand in the second one day international in worcester. new zealand won the toss and chose to field . tammy beaumon

too, on friday for western scotland, northern ireland, into north west england, too. 13 degrees or so in aberdeen, but up to about 22 in londontion 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, that will allow weather fronts to try and move in from the atlantic. so, it's a battle of the weather fronts moving in from the west and then we've got high pressure to the east. looks like the high pressure winds out for most of us. a predomi

west is where we have the thicker cloud, patchy light rain and drizzle. temperatures ranging from 14 in the north to 21 in aberdeen and also in london.orrow that will slowly sink southwards across scotland eventually getting into northern ireland. it will be blustery across scotland tomorrow, not as windy as today, and also to the east of the pennines. come south, week front crossing us bringing in some cloud at times but equally there will be sunny spells. behind this band of rain across north—west scotland, you can expect some blustery showers and also some sunny spells as well. into thursday, if anything the wind is going to ease. it will be when the across the far north of scotland, overnight winds, that easing as well, you can see a lot of dry weather. we start off with some rain across the north and later we will see some rain coming in across the west. temperatures between ten and 21 degrees. into the weekend, still a fair bit of dry weather around on saturday, for example, with a few showers around, but on sunday we might see some rain coming in from the west, but i will keep you posted on that one. this is bbc news — these a

north west of england and western scotland. temperatures reaching 13 aberdeen tomorrow, but very pleasant in london. hello this is bbc news.t still feels like an out of body — way to beat her. it still feels like an out of body experience - way to beat her. it still feels like an out of body experience and i way to beat her. it still feels like l an out of body experience and that you are watching somebody else go through that. it's very hard to put into words. i worked for this for such a long time but i will work for each race independently so now i finished all three and i'm like we are finished!— finished all three and i'm like we are finished! this is her third gold medal of the _ are finished! this is her third gold medal of the games, _ are finished! this is her third gold medal of the games, her - are finished! this is her third gold medal of the games, her 17th - medal of the games, her 17th overall. she is quite simply the perfect paradigm began. and part of a perfect morning for paralympics great britain cyclist, she took silverware while there was also a great britain one, to finish in the men's race with watso

london, things are going to change, especially so across england and wales. we have had a lot of cloud, some drizzle over the last few weeks, whereas for northern ireland in north—westoud and that sunshine in the north—west as high pressure dominates our weather. it is across us today, still breezing through the english channel, not as breezy as it was along the east coast. you can see the amount of cloud we are starting off with, fog patches across tyree and parts of northern ireland which would tend to lift and we will have sunshine from the word go across much of scotland. in the south it will break up and across the afternoon it is the far north—east hangs onto the cloud. for northern ireland at worst you will have bright spells and at best some sunny skies, brightening up too across parts of northern england, west wales and southern counties, but this cloud across the england and east anglia could well be thick enough just for the odd spot of drizzle or two. temperatures today 13-20 drizzle or two. temperatures today 13—20 widely, yesterday in scotland the highest temperature of the day was 25 degrees. today we could see something similar here. as we head throu

west of england. either side of this whether front, it should be mostly dry. the highest other temperatures, the south—east corner, 22 celsius, maybe 23 in london whereas further northbe looking deep into the crystal ball as far as that is concerned. the end of this week. crystal balls can be useful. time now for newswatch with samira ahmed. hello and welcome to newswatch. why was the bbc reporter who had been working in russia for 20 years expelled from the country? and what does sarah rainsford's departure mean for the future of the bbc�*s reporting in russia? first, it's been a week of comings and goings with borisjohnson's long—awaited shake—up of his ministerial team taking place on wednesday. the news channel was following that frenzied excitement in westminster throughout the day. the prime minister is re—shuffling his top team of government ministers. in the past few minutes, the former trade secretary has been appointed to foreign secretary. liz truss. the first woman to hold the role. but to that distinction of being the first female foreign secretary has repeated on the following morning today programme and elsewhere actually belongs to labour's margaret