affecting parts of northern ireland, southern scotland and into northern england.owers, they filter into northern england and wales. a largely dry day. cloud will then and break to allow spells of sunshine. temperatures between 20 and 25 degrees in england and wales. cooler in northern ireland and scotland. on tuesday, those showers become more frequent across northern ireland, western and northern scotland, bringing heavy spells of rain for some time. scattered showers further south but much of england and wales with a mainly dry day and more in the way of sunshine on tuesday. still maintaining a warm and humid deal with temperatures of 25 or 26 degrees. cloudy and humid to start the week, some sunny spells and slowly turning pressure from the north. hello. this is bbc news with ben brown. the headlines: a man has been charged with attempted murder after a car crashed outside the houses of parliament earlier this week. the incident is being treated as a terrorist attack. india's military intensifies its rescue operations in the flood—hit southern state of kerala.

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ireland, western and northern scotland, into cheshire, northern scotland, into cheshire, northern englandewer showers on saturday because of high pressure building. 0ne on saturday because of high pressure building. one or on saturday because of high pressure building. 0ne ortwo on saturday because of high pressure building. one or two will sneak across. most will be largely dry. some spells of sunshine. temperatures not much higher than 14 or 15 for scotland and northern ireland, and 18 to 20 england and wales. 0n ireland, and 18 to 20 england and wales. on sunday and we start to lose our area of high pressure. notice the front moving from the west. that will increase the cloud on sunday. eventually we will see our press of rain in northern ireland, south—west england late in the afternoon into western scotland. further south and east, staying driest, the the sunshine in the eastern coasts, not much higher than 16 to 19 degrees. if you are thinking about the bank holiday monday the rain will clear and it is an improving picture with spells of sunshine for many. it is back to you. thank y

some showers likely for northern ireland, western and northern parts of scotland, maybe for northern england as well. where you've got the showers and a noticeable breeze, temperatures only getting up to 18 or 19 celsius, but 25 or 26 in the sunshine across south—east england. here's how it looks tuesday into wednesday. we still have that influence from off the atlantic and still this front lingering, bringing further showers and longer spells of rain into northern ireland, scotland and northern england. so always quite cool and breezy, with a chance of some showers here through wednesday and thursday. drier further south and east, but eventually something fresher arriving through thursday and into friday. so, for much of this week, it's going to be windy at times. some showers along with spells of rain, but warmest and driest in the south—east. bye— bye. hello, this is bbc news with chris rogers. the headlines: a shooting at a street party in manchester's moss side area is being treated as attempted murder after 12 people, including two children, were wounded. police believe a shotg

notice northern areas stay in the cool air, notice northern areas stay in the coolair, and notice northernin the cool air, and marking out the divide between the cooler and humid air is a weather front. on saturday this front, bringing cloud and rain across northern ireland, southern scotland, maybe northern england. to the south of that, some sunshine, rather murky on the western coasts, and on the warm side. it is cooler further north. in the warm air in the south on sunday we develop this area of low pressure with some tropical moisture tied up in this area of low pressure bringing outbreaks of fairly heavyweight for a time, moving out of northern ireland, wales into northern england and scotland, the rain is easing through the day on sunday. south of that, a lot of cloud, still quite humid but for northern scotland there is some sunshine and a cool and fresh feel. we lose this at a weather fronts as we get on into monday. high—pressure tries to establish itself from the south—west. but a new set of weather fronts will push into the north—west scotland, so we will see some rain here at

overnight, in more persistent spell of rain working into northern ireland, northern england, workings through scotla nd england, working northwards through scotland to the far north. it stays mainly dry with clever spells further south. lots of cloud and a very humid and muggy night, temperatures not much longer than 16 oi’ temperatures not much longer than 16 or 17. do the afternoon, most places become dry. we will keep cloud but it will have some spells of sunshine. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines now: a major emergency relief operation is under way in the indian state of kerala, where heavy monsoon rains have caused the area's worst flooding for a century. prime minister narendra modi visited the parts of the affected area. the number of children and young adults with type two diabetes has soared, rising by 40% in just four years. a state funeral will take place in genoa for some of those who died in the motorway bridge disaster. this morning, fire—fighters discovered the bodies of a couple and their nine—year—old daughter, taking the death toll to 41. ministers are conside

just a bit fresher for scotland and northern ireland.es heavy rain pushing in across parts of northern ireland, scotland, north—west england as well. further south and east across england and wales, you've still got the warm and dry weather, but quite a brisk south—westerly wind. temperatures up to 25 or 26. to the north—west of that front, just 16 degrees there in stornoway. a bit of a change through wednesday night and into thursday, as this cold front gets driven further south and east across the uk. it's driven on by this kink in the jet stream. so that will bring a spell of heavy rain and then it will open the door for that cooler and fresher weather moving in from the north—west, so thursday initially some outbreaks of rain across the south—east of england and east anglia, and then fresher conditions moving from the atlantic, with a mix of sunshine and some heavy and possibly thundery showers for scotland and northern ireland. a bit fresher by thursday, so 17 to 21 degrees as we look towards the end of the week. during friday, low

rain for northern ireland, wales, northern england.he south—east getting to 24 or 25 degrees and once again, fresher, around 17 to 21 further north. a mixed picture over the next few days but most should see dry weather over the weekend, especially in the south—east of england. thank you very much, stunning views across london. john, what have you got today? ben stokes, back in the spotlight, back training with england today. we wait to see weather he will be selected after this court appearance this week, cleared of a freight. interesting to hear what this head coach said, he's back in the squad for this own well—being. stokes will be happy about that because he feels safest on the cricket field. he could still play for england even though the ecb is conducting its own investigation. despite being cleared in court, he could still face punishment from the ecb for potentially bringing the game into disrepute but it could be several weeks before the outcome of that. ben stokes is back in training with england, his coach says it's for his

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at trailing front which will bring cloud, rain across scotland, northern ireland into northern englandh and east you look thatis the further south and east you look that is so we will have the highest temperatures began getting up into the middle 20s and the pattern looks set to continue as we go through next week. high pressure still close to the south, errors of low pressure moving towards the north, but there is just moving towards the north, but there isjust a moving towards the north, but there is just a chance that at time this high—pressure world moved a little bit further north, back to give us some generally dry weather across the country at times. as a rule of thumb, next week it will be latest towards the north and the west, warmest towards the south and east, fairly standard summer weather continues. hello, this is bbc news. we will be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment. first the headlines: the number of dead after the genoa bridge collapse is now 39, with emergency crews still searching for survivors. people were running, screaming, shouting in italian,

ireland and into northern england.m could be quite heavy. one or two will make it further east and it will feel much cooler. into the weekend, then, we've got quite a fresh wind down the east coast on saturday morning, which will gradually start to ease. a lot of fine weather around, just the risk of one or two showers. in the risk of one or two showers. in the sunshine it should feel fairly pleasant. temperatures more less the same as today. heading into sunday there's a that bit of uncertainty about this area of rain which is going to come in from the west. i think it will reach parts of the isles of scilly and the south—west up isles of scilly and the south—west up into wales and northern ireland and scotland. the further east you are the more likely it is that you will stay dry for a little bit longer but the cloud. to increase and temperatures, well, still staying fresh on sunday. heading into monday that rain clearing eastwards and it will feel fresh. so, that fresher theme continues, certainly for the next few d

temperatures 15—19 celsius, 21 from northern ireland.ain in south—east england and east anglia. some changes for the north and west of scotland and northern ireland through the evening as outbreaks of rain moving. further south, mainly dry through sunday evening and plenty of sunshine. we can see this front moving in. increasing the cloud, outbreaks of rain and strengthening the breeze. the new working week starting cloudy and damp in northern ireland and scotland, some of that rain moving south into the far north of england. further south, we stay dry, holding onto the heat, with temperatures even higherfor central, onto the heat, with temperatures even higher for central, southern and south—eastern england, exceeding 30 in places. heading into tuesday, we've got this front to the north and west of it something cooler and fresher, to the south and east still very warm. this cooler air trying to sink its way south and eventually we'll see that toppling south and those oranges and reds being replaced by something cooler. on tuesday again

showers likely to northern ireland. maybe for northern england as well. up to 1819. 25 or 26 breeze, temperatures up to 1819. 25 or26 in the breeze, temperatures up to 1819. 25 or 26 in the sunshine across sunshine across south—east england. tuesday into wednesday, we still have that implements off the atla ntic have that implements off the atlantic and still this front lingering, bringing further showers and spells of rain in northern ireland, scotland and northern england. quite cool and breezy with a chance of showers through wednesday and thursday, dryer and one further south and east but eventually something fresher arriving to thursday and into friday. for much of this week, windy at times, some showers and long spells of rain but warmest and driest in the south—east. this is bbc world news. the headlines: nasa has successfully launched a $1.5 billion mission to send a satellite closer to the sun than ever before. expected to reach speeds of 690,000 kilometers per hour, the parker solar probe will become the fastest ever man—made object. demonstrati

could get a bit of rain for while still, across northern ireland on wednesday, northern england perhapsmore sunshine coming in to scotland and northern ireland — cooler, fresher air here. towards southern parts of england and wales, midlands, south—east in particular, where we get some sunshine, it will feel very warm. that is the last of the humid air, mind you, because that weather front is going to push its way down towards the south—east. the other one following in the north is more of an intensification of the showers. not much rain on the first one, actually, but it is the boundary between the humid air that is getting pushed into the near continent, and cooler and fresh air that's coming down from the north—west. sunshine around on thursday. a few showers, mainly for scotland, but temperatures across the board will be a little bit lower. we'll keep that north—westerly airflow for friday as well, but we start to see some rain coming down into more northern parts of the uk. always going to be drier across southern areas of the uk, but by the end of the week it is not going to be as

the odd spot of rain, extra cloud into northern ireland and for scotla nd into northern ireland and forghter glimpses in between. quite breezy across the northwest of scotland as well. her northern ireland a bit of extra cloud, splash of the rain in a similar story for north west england, wales and the southwest but for the midlands east anglia and the southeast crowd breaking up from time to time to give spells of sunshine and temperatures in the southeast corner up into the mid—20s celsius —— cloud breaking up. that will change into thursday. frontal systems working further south and east bringing outbreaks of rain even into the southeast corner at stage and behind that we get into some cooler, fresher air on thursday. a big drop in the temperatures come early rain across east anglia and the south east been the skies brightened we see spells of sunshine but blustery, heavy thundery showers into western scotland, northern ireland, brass northern england and temperatures across the board taking a tumble. 16 in glasgow, 20 in london. for the end of the week another change. this area of l

in northern ireland and scotland. in northern ireland and scotland.sistent rain at times. cooler on tuesday here, but further south and east we should finally see more sunshine and temperatures could get up to 25 or 26. for the week ahead, cloudy and humid to start with a mixture of sunny spells and a scattering of showers, with fresh air that is currently across scotland thinking south to all of us by the end of the week. this is bbc news, i'm ben brown. the headlines at 10. a man has been charged with attempted murder after a car crashed outside the houses of parliament earlier this week. the incident is being treated as a terrorist attack. india's military intensifies its rescue operations in the flood—hit southern state of kerala, at least 350 people have died. many people are still trapped in their houses in many places. i hope they get out very soon. we could not stay there any more and i'm thankful for the people who us out of there. the boss of the fashion label superdry has given a 1 million pound donation to the campaign for another eu refer

some showers likely for northern ireland, western and northern parts of scotland, maybe for northernll. where you've got the showers and a noticeable breeze, temperatures only getting up to 18 or 19 celsius, but 25 or 26 in the sunshine across south—east england. here's how it looks tuesday into wednesday. we still have that influence from off the atlantic and still this front lingering, bringing further showers and longer spells of rain into northern ireland, scotland and northern england. so always quite cool and breezy, with a chance of some showers here through wednesday and thursday. drier further south and east, but eventually something fresher arriving through thursday and into friday. so, for much of this week, it's going to be windy at times. some showers along with spells of rain, but warmest and driest in the south—east. bye— bye. hello. this is bbc news with chris rogers. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment. first the headlines. saudi arabia defends its airstrike on yemen as action against houthi rebels. the un has called for a credible inquiry

today only two northern whites remain.d daughter in kenya under 24-hour armed guard. >> they were poached to extinction, we feel. it's our responsibility to bring that species back. >> reporter: victoria and five other southern whites were relocated to san diego from south africa. this one arrived with a wound in her side. >> they brought the bomb squad out to come and x-ray her because our x-ray equipment can't shoot through a rhino. they confirmed there were fragments of bullets in side of her. >> reporter: the hope is these southern white females will become surrogates for northern white embryos. but creating those embryos depends largely on the safari frozen bank at the zoo. samples from some 10,000 animals. >> we have 12 different northern white rhinos and that is enough genetic diversity to bring back a self-sustaining population of northern white rhinos. >> reporter: durant believes assisted reproduction and stem cell research gives scientists an opportunity to resurrect the northern whites. a team from the institut

now, probably the worst of the rain, getting away across northern ireland, northern england and in across part of sunday, should tend to clear through. in the south, cloud tending to thicken up, so we might well see some spots of rain, but not really amounting to too much. look at the temperatures — mild, quite humid in the south. we've got the fresher air there across more northern parts. so, to sum up this weekend, we are expecting it to be quite cloudy, and it will be quite wet at times, particularly in the north—west. good morning, welcome to breakfast, with rachel burden and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today: # don't know what it means to me. loved and respected. tributes are paid around the world to aretha franklin. she was the queen of soul, she was everything that glamour and divatude personified. a call to relax the rules around e—cigarettes — a group of mps says vaping should be promoted on the nhs. a crackdown on drugs, violence and mobile phones in some of england's most troubled prisons.

some showers likely for northern ireland, western and northern parts of scotland, maybe for northerneast england. here‘s how it looks tuesday into wednesday. we still have that influence from off the atlantic and still this front lingering, bringing further showers and longer spells of rain into northern ireland, scotland and northern england. so always quite cool and breezy, with a chance of some showers here through wednesday and thursday. drier further south and east, but eventually something fresher arriving through thursday and into friday. so, for much of this week, it‘s going to be windy at times. some showers along with spells of rain, but warmest and driest in the south—east. bye— bye.

he won 65 caps for northern ireland over the course of 13 years. bru nt‘s last appearance was in the world cup play—off against switzerland last november. it's the second day at the european para—athletics championships in berlin. kate grey is there for us, more british medals kate. hello, kate, more british medals? that's right, it has been another successful night in berlin, great britain have won three gold medals on the second day as well as three bronze medals. we havejust seen richard whitehead win gold in the t 61200 richard whitehead win gold in the t 61 200 metres richard whitehead win gold in the t 61200 metres and there was also a gold medalfor sabrina 61200 metres and there was also a gold medal for sabrina fortune 61200 metres and there was also a gold medalfor sabrina fortune indy f20 shot put. the 18—year—old maria lyle, she defended her european title in the t35100m hurdles when i spoke to her, she shared her experiences of overcoming mental health over the last few years. i have had a couple of bad couple of years and when you don'

what he is saying is that people, those who served in northern ireland during that period we re northernduring that period were a sure daily bread, they were doing theirjob with great professionalism. and although he is not a visit to protect them if the legal proceedings are required and there is evidence of offences having been committed, he is making it very clear that the army was behind the vetera ns. clear that the army was behind the veterans. but what they have done nothing wrong? that support that is made by the northern ireland through terry who basically said we have to be mindful of the incredible job they did during the troubles but ultimately, they cannot be a statute of limitations here, because it could draw an real terrorists into that. and of course, there was already around about this already when the defence secretary try to introduce an amnesty in this area. you can see both sides of the story. i think we would all appreciate that it was a very difficult job they we re it was a very difficult job they were doing at the time, and there is her in this case study here o

could get a bit of rain for while across northern ireland on wednesday, northern england perhaps into air here, towards southern parts of england and the midlands, and south east where we get some sunshine, it will feel very warm. that is the last of the humid air because that weather front is going to push its way down towards the south—east. the other following in the north is more on the intensification of the showers. it is the boundary between the humid air that is getting pushed into the near continent of cooler and fresh air from the north—west. sunshine around on thursday, a few showers for scotland, temperatures across the board will be a little bit lower. we'll keep that north—westerly airflow through friday, but we see rain coming down into more northern parts of the uk. drier across southern parts of the uk, but by the end of the week it is not going to be as warm. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is nkem ifejika. our top stories: north korea is hosting a temporary reunion of families separated by the korean war. a

perhaps rushing northern wales.atures there. we start the day with this rain across a good part of scotla nd with this rain across a good part of scotland and northern england. shouldn‘t last too long, the worst of it soon moving out into the north sea. a few pockets of light rain and drizzle heading down across wales and the midlands before petering out. lots of cloud for northern wales. not much sunshine, i suspect, at trent ridge, for the cricket. bubbly drive for the most part. one oi’ bubbly drive for the most part. one or two spots of rain are possible. there will be a lot of cloud and it‘ll feel humid as well. south of these weather fronts, we have this warm and humid air mass which will be with us for a good few days yet but comes with a good deal of cloud. we no longer have an ex—tropical storm in sight by monday but we still have some pockets of rain and drizzle, especially across western parts of the uk. further east it will be drier and brighter with some sunshine coming through. it won‘t ta ke sunshine

at the same time the weather front moves rain out of northern ireland and scotland in the northern englandose weather fronts, and that allows high pressure into the british isles. mostly dry to the end of the week with sunshine although the nights for a time will be quite chilly. this is how we're going to be looking for the first pa rt going to be looking for the first part of thursday, green and blue colours of the temperature chart, towns and cities into single digits. into the countryside it will be a chilly start of the day with the odd mist touch as well. once we clear any mist, a fine day, spells of sunshine, fairly large areas of cloud likely to develop, small chance of a shower and temperatures 16 to 20 degrees. western areas could see the odd spot of cloud at times, further east, bit more sunshine and was the south—east, it will start to warm up. theresa may announces plans to boost britain's investment in africa post—brexit. in her first trip to the continent as prime minister she's promised £4 billion in support for african economies — creating jobs for the young. i want the uk

parts of scotla nd to the northern and western parts of scotland and perhaps western parts of northerndry, a mixture of variable cloud and sunny spells and in the best of the sunshine temperatures up to 18 and 23 celsius. this is bbc news. i'm annita mcveigh, live in dublin. the headlines at two o'clock... the pope has visited the shrine of knock, saying he begs for god's forgiveness over sex abuse allegations linked to the catholic church in ireland. translation: this open wound challenges us to be firm and decisive in the pursuit of truth and justice. we will bring you continuing coverage of the pope's visit to ireland as he prepares to say mass in front of a crowd of half a million people in phoenix park in dublin. and i'm shaun ley.

a bit of patchy rain in northern ireland.and should hold onto some brightness until the day is done. and then we go through this evening and it tonight and the front in the west will stagger a little bit further eastwards but remember it is running into high pressures were struggling to make much progress. cloudy in the west and mild in the west as well. temperatures much higher than they we re temperatures much higher than they were last night in glasgow, belfast, plymouth. around about 14 celsius. further east, on the cold side. eastern areas will also see the best of the sunshine during tomorrow morning. across eastern scotland and eastern and southern england, we will hold a decent sized bowl through the day. more in the way of cloud out west. misty and market conditions and the odd spot of drizzle. we are looking at highs into the high teens across scotland. 20 celsius for northern ireland. 20-22dc 20 celsius for northern ireland. 20—22dc for southern england. into sunday and the best of the sunshine will be across easte

humid in england and wales, fresh air in northern ireland and scotla nd fresh air in northern irelandill merge to form a persistent speu will merge to form a persistent spell of rain in northern ireland, western and northern scotland. some heavy for a time. here, a mainly dry day. still in that humid and muggy air mass. temperatures of 23 to 26 degrees. high teens in much of scotland. here is how the week ahead shapes up. a cloudy and humid start away from the far north of scotland. a mix of sunny spells and scattered showers. many places staying dry in the week. slowly, fresh conditions across northern scotland will filter down. 21 degrees by the time we get to friday. rachel and roger, back to you. studio: thank you. not bad weather if you are going for a run today... nice and cool in areas! that it would be nice if we did... if we found ourselves...” went for one yesterday! all right, smug! if you‘re going for a jog today, how would you feel about running alongside an olympic athlete? well it could happen over the next four weekends, as a host of elite british athletes join some of

if you like something a little more bearable, it is scotland and northern ireland, where temperaturesere getting to the low 20s and there will still be a good deal of fine and dry weather, the differences where we are pulling our air infrom. differences where we are pulling our air in from. howeverfor all of differences where we are pulling our air in from. however for all of us it will be fairly humid, because we have got wind is coming in off the atla ntic have got wind is coming in off the atlantic with this band of cloud, that gave us quite a lot of rain yesterday evening and overnight, it has weakened today, but it will pick up has weakened today, but it will pick up again. he endorse it you can see a beautiful shot from our weather watcher, and we will see a lot of sun for the rest of the day across eastern areas, but there is more cloud mulling around in the north. it isa cloud mulling around in the north. it is a little drizzly in some coastal parts of the irish sea for example, so a little cooler here. 25, potentially, east of scotland pushing towards the high 20s in the sout

or tuesday, northern ireland. still fresher for the final. ortuesday, most northern ireland.western and northern scotla nd ireland, western and northern scotland and we will see outbreaks of rain arriving late in the afternoon. quite a cool feel across scotla nd afternoon. quite a cool feel across scotland and keeping further south. much of england and wales holding onto that warmth and humidity. here is how it looks, that front is with us, gradually sinking southwards. some rain on it for a time but it fizzles out and what it is is a dividing line between the fresh air and the warmth and humidity further south. over the middle part of the week we get those fresher conditions sinking in. some outbreaks of rain across southern scotland, northern england and parts of wales. fresh and sunny conditions behind it, warmth and humidity behind it and spells of sunshine and temperatures on wednesday getting up to 26 or 27. quite a contrast there, thank you very much. see you later. we have talked about the debt crisis in greece a lot over the past few years, but today sees a big posit

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now, probably the worst of the rain getting away across northern ireland, northern england and in acrossthicken up, so we might well see some spots of rain, but not really amounting to too much. look at the temperatures, mild, quite humid in the south, we've got the fresher air across more northern parts. so, to sum up the weekend, we are expecting it to be quite cloudy, and it will be quite wet at times, particularly in the north—west. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: aretha franklin, the queen of american soul music, has died at the age of 76. tributes pour in from musicians worldwide and former presidents, praising her contributions to music and to the fight for social justice. as a government investigation into italy's private motorway operator begins, we ask what might have caused the genoa bridge to collapse. and a secret of the mummies is revealed. mcientists work out the 6,000—year—old recipe for successful embalming.

so, in a bit more detail, across northern parts of the uk, scotland and northern ireland are likely toay. further south, meanwhile, we'll probably have drier conditions on saturday, but still the threat of rather cloudy skies on sunday, with some patchy bits and pieces of rain, especially in the west. that's your latest weather. bye for now. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with charlie stayt and steph mcgovern. our headlines today: the wait is nearly over for hundreds of thousands of students in england, wales and northern ireland, as a—level results are released this morning. italy declares a year—long state of emergency in the genoa region after the motorway bridge collapse. so we just literally — "kids, run, run," because we didn't know what was happening. we left everything in the car, and we just ran for our lives. donald trump withdraws the security clearance of his former cia chief,

showers piled into western and northern scotland and northern ireland.ngland and wales, so feeling much more fresh. thank you. see you later. steph hasjoined us. sally is knocking about. in the nicest possible way. knocking about! let's look at the front pages. the daily telegraph carries a warning from the conservative peer william hague that if the party changes its leadership election rules, it risks finding boris johnson in charge. a photo of kay longstaff who was rescued from sea after falling off a cruise ship, continues to feature on many front pages. there's also an article about the exam board 0fqual and controversy over results in gcse science. we'll be talking to someone from 0fqual after 8:30am. the sun carries a story about criticism for staff at a hospital in surrey who've been keeping a cat on site. it also has a photo of kay longstaff. so many papers looking into what happened to klong —— klong —— kay longstaff. the daily mail is another one to feature kay longstaff on its front page. the main story is about a possible breakthrough in pro

it's been 589 days since northern ireland had a functioning assembly.on and a slow decay across public services. schools and health care are suffering. northern ireland has the longest hospital waiting lists in the uk, but no health minister in place to help tackle the problem. today at stormont, the dup accused sinn fein of prolonging the deadlock. there's only one problem party and let's call it out, it's sinn fein. they need to end their boycott and allow government to happen here in northern ireland. sinn fein insists it is up for a deal, but says the dup won't compromise. we want to intensify discussions and we're not meeting any reciprocation from either the dup or the british government. power—sharing in northern ireland is a legacy of its troubled past, but it's in danger of becoming a barrier to a betterfuture. what would it take to get them to agree? shake hands, forget about the past, move on. you know, they need their heads hitting together. northern ireland has now surpassed belgian's record surpassed belgium's record for going the longest

blustery across scotland and northern ireland.ndier for a time across the very far south—east, so it could be quite a soggy end to the day here. pretty nasty evening commute i think for some. bit of uncertainty into the west with the extent of the rain, looks like the heaviest of the stuff will be across into the near continent. that area of low pressure pushes on in towards the north sea as we head on in towards friday. a ridge of high pressure tries to build in, and an area of low pressure looms out into the atlantic and will arrive just in time for the weekend. for friday's picture then, we're in between the weather systems. it's going to be a day of sunshine and showers, and some could be the heavy side with a rumble of thunder. but hit and miss, some areas staying dry altogether, and in the sunshine, not too bad, temperatures from 17 to 22, cooler than what we've been used to, particularly in the south—east. this area of low pressure hurtles in from the atlantic, arrives across northern and western areas on saturday. meanwhil

maybe a bit of cloud to start with off across the south—east, but most of it will be across northernll see scattered showers, some heavy and maybe thundery. showers around, the temperature is 17—24 or 25 degrees, feeling cooler than what we are used to over the past few days. on thursday and other largely dry day, could see some rain into the near continent clip the south—east of england, uncertainty as to how far westwards this will be. most of the showers will be across the north—west corner with temperatures pretty much where they should be. 17—23 degrees. on friday it is another similar story of sunshine and showers. some of them could be quite heavy across northern and western areas, but probably the best of the sunshine across sheltered eastern parts, temperatures in the high teens to the low 20s celsius. significant change into the weekend for some of us. a big area of low pressure hurtling off the atlantic and at this point it looks like it will affect more northern and western parts of the uk with persistent and heavy rain at times. it could be a dry start on saturday across

improvements in the weather in northern ireland. north of scotla nd cool weather in the far north of scotland with some sunshine. so we see the remnants of tropical storm ernesto bringing a spell of rain during the second half of the weekend. moves away in the southern parts of scandinavia by monday, and things calm down just a little. parts of scandinavia by monday, and things calm downjust a little. a very flat ridge of high pressure, still a lot of cloud coming in from the atlantic and developing through the atlantic and developing through the day. the odd shower perhaps up towards the west, patchy light rain and drizzle in the north and west of the uk. at 21 degrees lightly in belfast and 25 or 26 in london and the south—east. that is our monday. as we look further ahead, we still have higher pressure across the south. it's not a dominant high by any means, and a string of fronts arriving in the north—west. but very late on in the day on tuesday. ahead of that, increasing cloud perhaps but some sunshine, for a while, and the odd

into tuesday, it looks like showers will become more frequent across northern ireland, western and northern time. a scattering of showers further south but for much of england and wales, mainly dry and probably a bit more in the way of sunshine on tuesday. still maintaining a warm and humid feel with temperatures up to 25 or 26. cloudy and humid to start the week, a mix of sunny spells and showers and slowly turning pressure from the north. —— turning fresher. hello this is bbc news with ben brown. the headlines. almost 200 people have died in the last 10 days in the indian state of kerala, but rescuers are continuing to rescue and repatriate survivors after the devasting floods there. many people are still trapped in their houses in many places. i hope they get help very soon. we could not stay there any more and i'm thankfulfor the people who brought us out of there. a million pound boost for the campaign for another brexit vote — after a donation from the boss of the fashion label superdry.

improving and northern ireland and scotland and moving towards the east.ht of england getting a little rain. some late sunshine in the north east of scotla nd late sunshine in the north east of scotland boosting the temperatures here. highest temperatures in the south east of england, 25 degrees. this evening, most places dry, overnight more rain back into northern ireland and perhaps not england and western scotland. a mild breeze blowing in a lot of clouds, temperatures no lower than 1a. tomorrow dry to start, sunshine and outbreaks of rain pushing into scotland. a little sunshine between the rain, and lovely dry for most of the rain, and lovely dry for most of the day in northern ireland. some rain coming into western areas of the mainland, but dry in the east. it won't be too cold. things will change, all the heat on the other side of the channel, and we find cooler conditions on this weather front taking rain down across the uk. by thursday, some rain early on in the southwest, mostly affecting the south east of england. sunshine following behind, but

a bit of a contrast further north, across parts of northern ireland and northern scotland, closest toere will be some showery rain at times, but for some of us the potential for something warmer towards the beginning of september. a. tonight at ten, pope francis apologises and promises firm action on abuses within the church. he told the crowds at an open—air mass in dublin that the

lyse doucet, bbc news, in northern iraq.million percent by the end of the year, which means you need bags of cash to buy basic goods. to try to deal with the problem, the government is knocking five zeros of the national currency. the new money will be introduced on monday, but there are concerns about what will happen after the switchover. shops are closed and people have been stocking up on food and petrol. earlier i spoke to steve hanke. he is professor of applied economics atjohns hopkins university. he is one of the world's leading experts in measuring and stopping hyperinflation. i asked him what venezuela is doing. what they're doing is just changing the appearance of the currency. they will exchange 100,000 old bolivars for one new bolivar, and that's about the end of the story. if you don't change the regime and the system of monetary and currency and exchange rates, nothing changes. the inflation now is running about, as i measure it on a daily basis, it's about a4,000%, on an annual basis, and going higher. so wha

another blustery day, particularly in the northern half of the country, in the northern isles.e timing and positioning of this could change, but this is what we think. the rain moves to northern ireland into southern scotland, some showers across wales, on either side, dryer and brighter but i want to stress that the timing could change so if you are going outdoors on sunday, keepin you are going outdoors on sunday, keep in touch with the forecast. back to you, charlie and steph. the weather is up and down, isn't it, one minute cool, one minute humid, iwill it, one minute cool, one minute humid, i will be glad when thank you carol. back to our top story now, students in england, wales, and northern ireland are finding out the results of their a—level exams this morning. a lot of people will know the results already. such a nerve—racking day. let's talk to elaine dunkley who is at a sixth form college in birkenhead. i bet it's quite an atmosphere. yes, a lot ofjoy, some tears as well, a massive day for some students getting their results. many of them have not slept, they were l

many places largely dry, particularly northern england. see those temperatures dropping away. it stays dry but it will be turning cooler. bye— bye. this is bbc news. i'm nkem ifejika. our top stories: the venezuelan government says there has been an attack during a parade. brazil's former president in jail for corruption is chosen by his party to make another run for the presidency. lebronjames gets the backing of the first lady hours after the us president makes insulting remarks about him. and more than 1000 firefighters tackle blazes in portugal and spain where temperatures hit 46 degrees and records hello and welcome to bbc news.

scotla nd spells of sunshine and northern scotland doing well. for the north—east of scotland, quite a lot of sunshine, 24 in aberdeen. cloud in glasgow, 21. likely to see showery rain drifting across northern ireland as we go through the afternoon. some of these western coast being missed the end of key, the odd spot of drizzle but further east temperatures up to 28,29, but further east temperatures up to 28, 29, maybe 30 in south—east england with a fair amount of sunshine. thursday into the early hours of friday, that pipeline of warm moist airfrom hours of friday, that pipeline of warm moist air from the atlantic, againa lot warm moist air from the atlantic, again a lot of cloud, some showery rain developing across northern england and temperatures not dropping fire at. pretty muggy start to friday morning. 0n dropping fire at. pretty muggy start to friday morning. on friday we will have this little weather front in the picture, a bit of rain, slow progress south, the frontal system divides the north of the country where we will keep some sli

a bit of showery rain particularly across northern england, the isle of man into northern wales and then ireland typically in the low 20s. high—pressure driving our weather as we look towards the weekend. at high pressure building its way in from the west. we have the wind rotating around that. it won't be quite as warm as we see the north—west with low of their, but for england and wales temperatures set to rise predicted clear. it will still feel quite humid as well. lots of sunshine and light went further south, a little bit breezy and cloudier towards northern parts of scotla nd cloudier towards northern parts of scotland and averages for most of us, 19— 25 degrees. it is a repeat performance the sunday, another dry day, could be more clout, breeze and a few showers for western i also. will be keeping all of that dry weather with temperatures around 19— 29 degrees. still pretty warm and quite humid and if we look ahead into the new working week we will keep those temperatures around 30 degrees towards the south and east. not quite as monkey and hot further north. —— muggy. welcome t

as they clear eastwards, behind it, across much of england and wales and northern ireland, we'll seee scotland will always keep a little bit more cloud, and maybe some showers for the western isles. so 16—18 celsius here on monday, getting up to 24 celsius across central and south—east england in the best of the sunshine. so, looking ahead to tuesday and wednesday, always the chance that we could see some showers, some longer spells of rain across scotland and northern ireland. meanwhile, for much of england and wales, drier, brighter and feeling warmer. bye— bye. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. our top stories: chemical giant monsanto insists its products are safe after a court orders it to payout nearly $300 million to a man who claims its weedkiller caused his cancer. romanians rally against the government for a second day. the protests pass peacefully after friday's violence. british author and nobel prize winner vs naipaul has died at the age of 85. and we meet the scientists behind a new type of mosquito net that could save th

it should be dry in northern ireland in scotla nd should be dry in northern ireland in scotland withbut a really warm night that the south, where it may well be dry with 17 degrees once again. every renter while across central and southern scotland, northern england and wales, with rain pushing into the midlands, the coming later. much of the south—east and east anglia missing over the rain, where there will be the highest temperatures. in the northern half of scotland, cool and fresher, but probably dry. so ernesto, or what is left, bringing rain across parts of the uk on saturday night and into sunday. it is out of the way into the net continent on monday. things will cool down. a few showers here and there to the melton west was patchy rain through the north—western scotland. —— north and west. 35 or 26 degrees in london. —— 25 or 26 degrees in london. it‘s not a dominant high, by any means, and a string of fronts arriving in the north—west, but very late on in the day on tuesday. ahead of that, increasing cloud perhaps, but some sunshine for a while, and the odd shower in scotlan

in northern ireland and scotland very cloudy with rain.ite madly across the south—eastern corner. tomorrow, across england and wales, we will see some sunshine. generally large amounts of clouds are particularly in the middle part of the day. more ina way in the middle part of the day. more in a way of cloud in northern ireland and scotland. rain staggering south eastwards. 17 degrees temperatures in glasgow and 20 in the south east where it will feel humid and murky. some of the cloud and patchy rain will stagger across northern ireland and southern scotla nd across northern ireland and southern scotland and the north of england. into wednesday a bit of a battle ground. high—pressure trying to take charge across the south. low pressure trying to bring frontal systems in. it will bring a day of mixed fortunes on wednesday. towards the south—east you can see spells of sunshine. quite warm. the north and west of wales will see bigger clouds with outbursts of heavy rain at times. quite breezy, particularly in the north—west with temperatures

sunny spells for scotland, northern ireland and northern england, on spells of sunshine for england andsee the highesttemperatu res. the highest temperatures. generally 18—29 degrees for most of us on sunday. into monday and we will start to see a bit more cloud, with a weak front into northern ireland and the west of scotland, one or two showers and perhaps in the far north of england. further south again, a dry day with lots of sunshine and light wind. we could see 31 celsius, a little bit more warmer over time it gets to monday and a touch fresher north. to the middle part of the week and those temperatures will get down a little bit, most places staying dry. a few showers in the west. bye bye. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is nkem ifejika. our top stories: the united states calls on zimbabwe's newly re—elected president to be generous and gracious in victory, after more violence erupts. american secretary of state mike pompeo tells southeast asian allies that diplomatic and economic pressure must be maintained on north ko