the chief constable of northern ireland | constable of northern ireland resigns following a data breachnya hosts africa's first climate summit — an attempt to try to tackle a problem affecting the whole continent. hello, i'm matthew amroliwala. welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories, and checking out the truth behind them. let's start with the story that's dominated the uk political agenda for the last few days. rishi sunak says it's "utterly wrong" to blame him — for failing to tackle the issue of unsafe concrete in school buldings. as thousands of children return to classrooms today after the summer break — it's emerged that more than a hundred schools in england and scotland will be closed — or partially shut. it's over safety concerns about what is known as raac — a type of concrete, that's known to be at risk of crumbling. meanwhile, in the last couple of hours — another twist — with the education secretary — caught on camera — voicing herfrustrations about the media coverage. this is gillian keegan — after an interview with itv news. does anyone ever say, - you

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nd and northern ireland into england and wales, it will start to weaken. th wales and northern areas of england. here is that weather front, continuing itsjourney southwards into thursday, bumping into this area of high pressure. that is why the front is not particularly active, the high pressure tending to squish it. thursday, band of rain across parts of wales, the midlands, lincolnshire. not really moving very far through the day. the rain is probably quite light and patchy. to the north—west, you might see a few showers. it will stay windy for northern areas of scotland all day. there will be spells of sunshine. the south—east could become quite warm and humid again. temperatures 23 or 2a degrees in warmest spots. from thursday into friday, the weather front changes its mind and starts pushing back northwards, taking some heavier rain across wales, the midlands, into northern england and through friday that rain will start to make inroads across northern ireland and scotland, whereas further south england and wales, sunny spells, maybe an odd isolated s

the police officers of northern ireland... a very strong view, _ northern ireland...n, which the board supports, of ensuring we can account _ board supports, of ensuring we can account on— board supports, of ensuring we can account on the highest standards of lrehaviour_ account on the highest standards of behaviour in the police service. we are also— behaviour in the police service. we are also dealing with a very difficult _ are also dealing with a very difficult funding situation currently. the new agreement, talked about— currently. the new agreement, talked about 7500 _ currently. the new agreement, talked about 7500 officers. under current funding _ about 7500 officers. under current funding arrangements, we are down probably— funding arrangements, we are down probably about 6500 by the end of this financial year. so asking a great — this financial year. so asking a great deal— this financial year. so asking a great deal of our police service and now more — great deal of our police service and now more than ever, it requires the full support — now more than ever

in northern ireland. that sinn fein have denied that, but the chief constable accepted these findings. but after a marathon meeting yesterday at about half seven last night, he appeared and said that the question of an appeal is life and that further public commentary is not appropriate . commentary is not appropriate. now that would be hard to find because the finding of this first appeal or first review are already out in the public right . but the police federation are now furious and they have said that, look, if he's going to fight this, he will probably use psni is already stretched budget to fight it. it will cause bigger morale loss inside the force . and they're having an force. and they're having an extraordinary meeting next wednesday . and in that, they wednesday. and in that, they could well put a vote of no confidence in . the chief confidence in. the chief constable. and we've got to remember that the chief constable about appear in remember that the chief constofle about appear in remember

the northern ireland legacy bill?d we'll be talking about that and we'll be getting the other side of the coin from political commentator eamonn malley just after 7:00 this morning. you've got a view. get in touch with us, gb views news at gbnews.com or you can tweet @gbnews. >> okay. with the time at 6:10, let's take a look at the other news coming into the gb newsroom this morning. the labour leader, sir keir starmer, says he would seek wide returns seek an eu wide returns agreement for those who cross the channel and came to the uk illegally . the channel and came to the uk illegally. this the channel and came to the uk illegally . this after a illegally. this is after a meeting at the hague and with europol . labour believes that europol. labour believes that any agreement brussels any agreement with brussels would to be what he calls would have to be what he calls quid quo, accepting quid pro quo, meaning accepting quotas migrants from the eu quotas of migrants from the eu in return for sending back people who ar

very fortunate _ northern ireland squad. very fortunate to _ northern ireland squad.e to play a long i northern ireland squad. - fortunate to play a long time in the premier league and you know, manage that sort of expectation throughout the years and people will tell you you are a senior player and you carry a lot of experience but i think naturally you see young lads coming through and you help them whatever way you can. shifter coming through and you help them whatever way you can.— coming through and you help them whatever way you can. after 'ust one win in four games i whatever way you can. after 'ust one win in four games so i whatever way you can. after 'ust one win in four games so fori whatever way you can. after 'ust one win in four games so for the i win in four games so for the northern ireland campaign has yet to take off. a winter night is at a premium if they are to retain hopes of qualification.— of qualification. we've only conceded _ of qualification. we've only conceded three _ of qualification. we've only conceded three goals i of qualification. we

but the rest of scotland, northern ireland, england and wales, it's the low to mid 20s.o this wetter, cloudier, breezier weather across north—west scotland. but the rest of scotland, northern ireland, england and wales again, once any morning mist and fog clears away, it'll be dry, sunny and very warm with temperatures ranging from 22 to 26 celsius. much warmer there for eastern scotland, too. and we hold on to those temperatures mid to maybe high 20s for england and wales. could see close to 30 degrees in one or two spots, otherwise they'll be turning more unsettled by the end of the week. live from london, this is bbc news. the death is announced of mohamed al fayed, the former owner of harrods whose son was killed alongside princess diana in a car crash in paris. typhoon saola has made landfall in southern china, having given hong kong a glancing blow. tens of millions are sheltering indoors. concern over the presence of lightweight concrete in schools and hospitals widens. labour calls for urgent checks in all public buildings in england. and shooting for the stars.

as the band of rain sinks southwards from scotland and northern ireland into england and wales, it willon't be that intense as it pushes into north wales and northern areas of england. well, here is that weather front continuing its journey southwards into thursday, bumping into this area of high pressure. that's why the front is not particularly active. the high pressure tending to squish it. so thursday a band of rain across parts of wales, midlands, lincolnshire, not really moving very far through the day. the rain probably quite light and patchy to the north west you might see a few showers. it will stay quite windy for northern areas of scotland all day, but there will be some spells of sunshine. the south east could become quite warm and humid again. temperatures may be 23, 2a degrees in the warmest spots from thursday into friday. the weather fronts changes its mind and starts pushing back northwards, taking some heavier rain across wales, the midlands, into northern england and through friday that rain will start to make inroads in across northern ireland and scotland, whereas f

northern ireland's losing streak extends to five games.possible, but increasingly improbable. manchester united winger antony has been allowed time off by his club to answer allegations made against him of domestic abuse. the brazilian was due to return to training on monday having been dropped from his national squad after claims made by his former girlfriend which are being investigated by police, and which he denies. but united say he'll have a leave of absence until further notice. given antony has not been charged or arrested, his club don't consider this a suspension and he remains on full pay. you're watching sportsday. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. germany have sacked hansi flick as manager of the men's national team, nine months before they host euro 2024. flick was under pressure after being knocked out at the group stage at the qatar world cup, and then a 4—1 home defeat to japan yesterday proved to be the final straw. rory mcilroy slipped completely out of contention at the iri

now, through the evening hours, heavy showers and thunderstorms affecting northern ireland, northernts way further south. so it's looking pretty wet for parts of scotland in particular, drier further south, some mist and fog and muggy conditions again, but not quite as hot as recent nights. into monday, then, and still some showers around across parts of northern england, north wales and for northern ireland and scotland. cloud and patchy outbreaks of rain further south and east. across england and wales you're likely to stay dry. and for the likes of east anglia and the south east, 27 or 28 degrees. so, still hot, still humid but not quite as hot as we've seen over the past week or so. and then cooler, fresher air reaches all areas by around about tuesday. and it's going to be a mix of sunshine and showers through much of the week ahead. bye for now. live from london, this is bbc news. the moroccan army clears one of the main roads to the areas worst affected by friday's earthquake — allowing vital assistance to reach people, as the death toll climbs to more than 2,000. uk prime min

trade arrangements for northern ireland, earlierthis trade arrangements for northern ireland, earlierussels after what were some pretty tumultuous years following the leave vote in 2016. flan tumultuous years following the leave vote in 2016-— vote in 2016. can you 'ust explain wh the vote in 2016. can you 'ust explain why the horizon h vote in 2016. can you just explain why the horizon research - vote in 2016. can you just explain why the horizon research schemej vote in 2016. can you just explain l why the horizon research scheme is important? why the horizon research scheme is im ortant? . why the horizon research scheme is imortant? . , , important? yeah, so it sees scientists — important? yeah, so it sees scientists from _ important? yeah, so it sees scientists from across - important? yeah, so it sees scientists from across the l scientists from across the international community get funding to look at a huge range of issues, including for example trying to find research into cancer. it is seen as a really important flagship programme with a lot of money behind it, billions and

scotland and northern ireland have had the best weather.nd wales with outbreaks of rain which could be slow to pull away and potentially the rain could be heavy across parts of eastern england and perhaps with thunder. those temperatures are still coming down a bit. i7 thunder. those temperatures are still coming down a bit. 17 for parts of glasgow and 22 around greater london. wednesday we have an area of high pressure moving in for one day. the afternoon perhaps turning a bit cloudier. possibly with some rain across western scotland and western counties of northern ireland to end the day. the red across the north—west is associated with an area of low pressure moving in from the atlantic. this could bring quite a strong zone of winds to the far north—west of scotland stopped a band of rain pushing in south east during the day clearing with the showers following it to scotland and northern ireland. ahead of that we pull up some southerly winds were east anglia south—east england, supra time temperatures could rise back into the mid 20s. ho

the rain moving into northern ireland.tern scotland, the cloud continues to thicken through the afternoon, probably staying dry. england and wales largely dry with some sunshine but quite a bit of cloud to coastal parts of kent and sussex where there could be isolated showers. overnight a band of rain pushing north and east along with strengthening wind where in scotland we are looking at gales for a time around the hebrides, highlands, orkney and shetland. temperature is about 11-14, a shetland. temperature is about 11—14, a relatively mild night compared with last night. tomorrow a weather front will become slow moving across central uk. it's trying to move south but is getting blocked by this area of high pressure. where it lands in the morning is probably where it'll be for most of the day, wales, the midlands, northern england, the rain turning light and patchy. strong wind continuing to affect scotland. a day of sunshine and showers in the north. across the far south and east of england, hazy sunshine and you might t

it's wet and windy for northern ireland. tually for the northern isles, staying fine and dry and the day of two seasons in one day. we will escape the worst through the day and feeling quite warm with sunshine coming through. but for most, fairly warm air with this storm system but obviously it will feel cooler with the wind and rain. quite a stormy afternoon and evening rush to come for some. there will be some squally showers moving into southern and eastern areas as well. i do like the wind is away from the north and scotland. in the rain starts to clear but notably much warmer than last night. these are temperatures you normally see in the daytime. storm agnes will have blown away by the time we get to tomorrow. for most, a blustery day, still more rain coming in from the west, quite a bit of cloud first thing but some holes in the cloud with brightness and sunshine. not at high temperatures in the south and east but feeling pleasant for most. then during tomorrow evening and overnight, as the weather front moves further

a few scattered showers northern ireland, showers for northern ireland, maybe odd one for north—westost england and wales. but most places, south places, certainly in the south and stay but more and east will stay dry, but more sunshine to yesterday sunshine compared to yesterday and feeling pleasant enough in the sunshine south—east the sunshine in the south—east 21, fahrenheit. 21, that's 70 fahrenheit. elsewhere we're talking 16 to 18 celsius, feeling cooler , though, celsius, feeling cooler, though, with the gusty winds and the showers northern scotland. showers in northern scotland. they'll well into the they'll keep going well into the evening. though, it's evening. for most, though, it's a evening. lengthy clear a fine evening. lengthy clear spells as well . we'll allow it spells as well. we'll allow it to turn a little chilly , a bit to turn a little chilly, a bit colder certainly than last night. and we're going to start the weekend in single figures in many locations and well down into single figures the into single figures in the country side. so, a bit country side. so, y

but the rain gets heavier again this afternoon in northern ireland and south—west scotland.rthern scotland but, even here, a few passing heavy, thundery showers and fresher feel — 13 to 15 degrees, compared to 19 or 20 celsius further south and east. it will feel reasonably humid here, but that will, of course, be tempered by the strength of the wind. now, it will remain windy through tonight. the rain will become more extensive across scotland, northern ireland for a time, and then heavier bursts of rain march back into the north of england and across parts of wales for tomorrow morning. but with those winds still coming in from a south—westerly direction, it�*s not going to be a cold night at all — 15 or 16 degrees for many. into wednesday, this weather front will bring something fresher gradually through the day, but it�*s going to be quite a potent feature. starting in the north of england, wales and the south—west, there could be some rumbles of thunder. some pretty nasty downpours with that could cause some minorflooding. that will work its way eastwards, never quite r

we do have rain across parts of northern ireland, northern england pushing northwards scotland , buting across parts of brightening up across parts of england wales with some england and wales with some glimmers of sunshine. from time to time. the winds coming in from south brisk , from the south brisk, particularly in west, but it particularly in the west, but it will lift temperatures will help lift temperatures in the up around 21, the sunshine up to around 21, possibly celsius, feeling possibly 22 celsius, feeling a little cooler where the winds are strong and the rain continues and that pushes north and eastwards as we move through this evening. developing this evening. gales developing around coasts for around some western coasts for a time, rain could lead to time, the rain could lead to some before some localised flooding. before this pushes away. and then overnight generally calms overnight it generally calms down, across down, particularly across england and wales, with some clear spells. some showers clear spells. still some showers across northern ireland and scotland and

and at the moment, the rain is edging into northern ireland, where it's turning quite heavy.'s a mild start to tuesday with temperatures holding up into double figures. and that rain in northern ireland will soon spread to scotland, see a bit of wet weather as well for a time across northern england and north wales. across central and eastern england, a few showers will develop through the day, it'll turn quite cloudy for a time as well. but it is a day where we'll all see some sunshine at some points during the day, and those temperatures continue to run above average for the time of year, about 16—23 degrees. then we've got storm agnes on the way for the middle part of the week, bringing some potentially disruptive weather. now, at the moment, agnes is this lump of cloud in the mid—atlantic — it's got 30 mile an hour winds on it, it is a very weak area of low pressure. however, it's going to pass underneath a very strong atlanticjet stream blowing at 140 mph, and that will deepen this low pressure rapidly. pressure falls by over 2a millibars in 2a hours. it's an example of

certainly across scotland, northern ireland, maybe northern parts of england and wales.p to 33 celsius again in the south—east. temperatures will be coming down, though, in the north—west. for sunday we start to see some changes — the air starts to destabilise from the atlantic as these weather fronts encroach in. so although much of england wales will have another hot and sunny day, there is the threat of showers and thunderstorms becoming more widespread in the north and the west. temperatures will be coming down across scotland and northern ireland closer to the seasonal norm, but still another hot day for england and wales with 30 celsius or so in the south—east. the heat lasts for monday across south—eastern areas, but then all areas will be cooler with sunshine and showers for the rest of the week. live from washington, this is bbc news. world leaders make their way to new delhi, as the indian capital gears up for the g20 summit. dozens of civilians and soldiers are killed in two separate attacks by islamist militants in mali. and the us promises additional support

that will bring some outbreaks of pretty heavy rain across northern ireland, western scotland, wales, and showers following on behind, and temperatures between 15 and 22 degrees. now, for wednesday, it looks like — and remember, this is still a long way off, the details could change — but it looks like we'll see another developing frontal system. this one could spin up into quite a deep area of low pressure. so, that will bring further heavy rain, driving its way northwards and eastwards across the uk with the chance for some strong and gusty winds. temperatures still up into the 20s down towards the south—east corner. a little bit cooler further north and west — 1a or 15 for lerwick and for stornoway. for the end of the week, it's just a conveyor belt of weather systems, areas of low pressure. just from time to time, we'll see high pressure building towards the south of the uk, so that is probably where we'll see the best of any dry weather through the end of the week and into next weekend but plenty of rain, some strong winds at times — a decidedly autumnal feel to our weather. that

but the rest of scotland, northern ireland, england and wales, it's the low to mid 20s.weather across north—west scotland. but the rest of scotland, northern ireland, england and wales again, once any morning mist and fog clears away, it'll be dry, sunny and very warm with temperatures ranging from 22 to 26 celsius. much warmer there for eastern scotland, too. and we hold on to those temperatures mid to maybe high 20s for england and wales. could see close to 30 degrees in one or two spots, otherwise they'll be turning more unsettled by the end of the week. live from washington, this is bbc news. this month, children across the globe are headed back to school. but it doesn't come without mounting challenges for both students and teachers. hello, i'm caitriona perry, and you're very welcome. the school year is already off to a rough start for some. in england, more than 100 schools were ordered to close thursday due to concerns they were built using unsafe concrete. the concrete which was used between the 1950s and mid—1990s is prone to failures and crumbling. concerns ab

will fund a scheme known as peace plus, ex successor to programmes that have run since 1995 in northern irelandhe total allocation. your life with bbc news. i'm yalda hakim. uk feminist rishi sunak has accused china of interfering in democracy. a parliamentary researcher was arrested in march accused of spying for china. —— uk prime minister. but as a claim he denies in china says is a fabrication. call further going to take strong action. political editor chris mason has the latest. china, a modern colossus, a booming society and economy reshaping the world with a worldview so very different from the uk. so how should the uk deal with china and how should it react to the arrest of a parliamentary researcher amid claims of spying for china and westminster? and how should it react to the arrest of a parliamentary researcher amid claims of spying for china in westminster? the sanctity of this place must be protected and the right of members to speak their minds without fear or sanction must be maintained. we will defend our democracy and their security. ——we will defend our democracy and our secu

it'll still northern ireland. just a few sh(veryi in west. it'll still northern ireland.n ireland. just a few sh(very windy early. it'll still northern ireland. just a few sh(very windy early on, ll still northern ireland. just a few sh(very windy early on, butill northern ireland. just a few sh(very windy early on, but this be very windy early on, but this zone of cloud lingering from parts of lincolnshire to yorkshire across through lancashire north lancashire and across north wales generate some wales will generate some outbreaks on and as outbreaks of rain on and off as well. either side of that in the sunny spells feeling quite pleasant, but quite warm again in south. 23 to 24, further in the south. 23 to 24, further north, teens generally that north, high teens generally that zone weather zone of dull and damp weather has shifted by friday. so has just shifted by friday. so quite grey, day for quite a grey, soggy day for southern scotland and northern ireland. the far north dry and bright by the odd shower and most of england and wales set fair on friday. or fair on

isolated shower possible across scotland, northern ireland for more.nd as low pressure edges its way in and a more widespread breakdown as we go through into the middle part of next week. but certainly through this weekend, it's still pretty warm out there even though the showers start to develop more widely in scotland, northern ireland, hot and humid in england and wales. and then those showers more widespread next week. live from london. this is bbc news. 13 schools have their buildings scrapped in 2010. the father and step mother of sara sharif speak publicly for the first time since the death of the 10—year—old last month. the rolling stones are set to release a new album, their first since 2005. teaching unions have accused ministers of calculated neglect. labour will attempt to force the government to release documents on what the prime minister about the concrete in schools when he was deciding on funding repairs as chancellor. how will this unfold in the house of commons? brute chancellor. how will this unfold in the house of commons? we know

parts of the midlands, east anglia and south—east, still pretty hot and humid — scotland and northern ireland there will be some showers working into the hebrides and the highlands, in particular. 0vernight tonight, our weather front grinds to a halt across england and wales, there will be some areas that stay quite wet. quite muggy and warm still over the south—east, much fresher, more pleasant airfor sleeping in, heading into scotland and northern ireland, and the far north of england. tuesday, england and wales has the rain, could be quite slow to clear off, and probably heavy even into the afternoon across the eastern areas — scotland, northern ireland, the far north of england, has the best chance of some sunshine. temperatures will range about 15 in aberdeen, and 22 in london. those temperatures are set to drop a little bit for some of us into tomorrow. wednesday, we get an area of high pressure moving in for a time, some sunshine to start the day, some fair weather cloud bubbling up for a time, but then we'll see some rain heading into west scotland, probably western counties of northe

hot and more widely in scotland and northern ireland.ad next week. this is bbc news, the headlines. mps accuse ministers of being slow to recover more than £1 billion lost to fraudulent or incorrect grants being given to businesses during the pandemic. prime minister rishi sunak faces calls to intervene in the case of british campaigner jagtar sinthohal who is facing the death penalty in india. birmingham council in england insists vital services will still be delivered despite the local authority effectively declaring itself bankrupt. mps have accused ministers of being slow to recover more than £1 billion lost to fraudulent or incorrect grants being given to businesses during the pandemic. the public accounts committee says that three years on, less than 2% of the money has been recouped. the government said it was working with councils to recover the erroneous payments. live now to our economics correspondent andy verity. do we know the scale of the fraud? we do, the amount lost due to fraud and errors 1.1 billion, we need to cast our

pleasant with the sunshine overhead. 0vernight rain, then, through into thursday, scotland, northern irelandrequent showers and strong to gale force winds. could just see some of that humid air creep back into east anglia and the south—east later in the day with some sunny spells around, but varying amounts of cloud. now, that humid air willjust nudge a little bit further northwards as we go back into the end of the week and weekend. not to the levels, though, of last week. it'll be pushing northwards behind this weather front, which will stick around for a time across northern england, the midlands and wales, producing some of the wettest conditions. but this weekend we'll see some outbreaks of at times heavy and thundery rain break out more widely, but temperatures still high teens and low 20s. take care! this is bbc news. the headlines... at least 2,800 people are feared dead in libya after a powerful storm swept through the east of the country. north korean leader kimjong—un arrives in russia ahead of a meeting with president putin. an armoured train carrying the korean delegation is hea

still quite windy across northern and western scotland and northern ireland.al, southern and eastern england see much lighter winds, so temperatures responding, maybe 22 or 23 degrees. it will feel very pleasant and that sunshine. high teens further north. this evening and overnight, mostly dry, variable cloud, wind starting to pick up across northern and western areas, we can see some rainjust getting into western parts of northern ireland, southern parts of england by the end of the night. turning milder in cornwall and devon, into was the channel islands, 15 degrees there, but if you more chili spots for north—east scotland. weather fronts poised to move in for tuesday could spoil the weather a little. we start off with sunshine, weather fronts across the north and west, and won a crossing and then wales will push northwards through the day. some of the rain across england and wales could be thundery, and quite heavy across got that into the afternoon. but not a wash—out, you will notice. plenty of sunny spells around through the afternoon here. top tempera

through tuesday for scotland and for northern ireland, we will see lots of sunshine and just a few mostly midlands, we will have a lot of cloud, we'll have some outbreaks of rain continuing for a good part of the day, and then for east anglia and the south—east in that humid air, we've got the chance for some big thunderstorms to pop up. 23 or 2a degrees down towards the south—east. further north, though, just 15 for aberdeen, 17 there in belfast. that cooler, fresher air continuing to work its way in and that process continues into tuesday night. still some cloud and rain across parts of eastern england, but clear spells elsewhere, one or two mist patches. and temperatures for some spots in the highlands, i think we'll get very close to freezing. there could be a touch of frost in places still, though, 15 or 16 in some coastal parts of eastern england. now for wednesday, high pressure temporarily, at least, builds its way in across the uk. so wednesday, probably one of the driest and brightest days of the week. there will be some spells of sunshine, but our next weather system looks set

for scotland and northern ireland it is sunny spells and a few passing showers. south of england with warm sunshine, feeling a little humid, and between that we have a weather front across wales, midlands, lincolnshire, a tug—of—war between these separate areas of low pressure. that front will not move through the day to day but is this low pressure sores to develop and move toward spain and portugal where it could cause some severe thunderstorms, it will push warmer air across england and wales tomorrow and will control how much rain we have in the weekend. this afternoon the wettest areas are wales, across the midlands, lincolnshire might see some of the rain into three parts of north—west england right towards the end of the afternoon. the rain tending to turn afternoon. the rain tending to turn a bit heavier. warm sunshine in the south and blustery conditions for the north of scotland were strong winds continuing here. tonight our weather front changes its mind and starts working back north, with the rain returning across northern england, reaching northern i

tanya 0xtoby�*s first match as northern ireland manager ended in a 3—0 nations league defeat to the republicck—off and lucy quinn's deflected shot gave them the lead after half an hour. the second goal was down to a mix up between defender and keeper, leaving kyra carusa with a simple task. lily agg added another late on. on tuesday ireland visit hungary whilst northern ireland host albania. you're watching sportsday. time for a look at some of our other headlines. british number one cameron norrie has cruised into the quarterfinals of the zhuhai championship in china. he beat australian qualifier marc polmans 6—0, 6—3. andy murray is out — beaten by aslan karatsev of russia in three sets. scotland's biggest and most valuable flat race, the ayr gold cup, was won by the joint favourite, significantly. jockeyjoe fanning had to be patient as he just managed to find a space in time to squeeze through before the line. it's the first time trainer julie camacho has won the famous sprint handicap. pole sitter marco bezzecchi's poor start in the sprint race cost him dear as india made its debut on th

furthersouth northern ireland and the west of scotland. further south and east, hot and dry.ly next week, some cooler conditions with some showers, still some sunshine. the next few days in the south, looking very hot. a terror suspect escapes from wandsworth prision in london — a manhunt is underway it is thought the former soldier dressed as a chef and strapped himself underneath a food delivery van. police stepped up security checks as they try to track him down. we will have the latest on this breaking story. also on the programme. a world first, scientists have grown something that closely resembles an early human embryo without using spurn, eggs or a womb. the first statement from the father and stepmother of ten—year—olds sarah sharon who was found dead in surrey, they release a statement. the government publishes the list of 147 schools in england affected so far by crumbly concrete. and coming up on bbc news... spain'sjenni hermoso files a legal complaint over the controversial kiss by suspended football president luis rubiales, after their world cup win. good evenin

generally more cloud, i think, for england and wales tomorrow. 0ur weather front close by to northern irelandy, brighter skies with a few showers behind and fresher here across the north of scotland. but for most, again, the humidity is high and we'll still see temperatures into the mid to high twenties for the south and east. however, it's unlikely that we're going to see 30 degrees again. then through monday evening and overnight, that weatherfront may well pep up again. now, there'll be a few thunderstorms anyway developing during monday ahead of this weather system, combining with that further weather front slipping south. so, again, another humid night in southern areas, but in the north, much fresher in scotland, northern ireland, even a touch of ground frost potentially in the glens in the north this week. tuesday again sees that weather front pushing southwards. it will eventually reach more southern areas later in the day. ahead of that, some brightness lifting the temperatures into the low twenties, but for most, it will be a more manageable day. the humidity gone, quite pleasant wi

as the band of rain sinks southwards from scotland and northern ireland into england and wales, it willr front, continuing itsjourney southwards into thursday, bumping into this area of high pressure. that is why the front is not particularly active, the high pressure tending to squish it. thursday, band of rain across parts of wales, the midlands, lincolnshire. not really moving very far through the day. the rain is probably quite light and patchy. to the north—west, you might see a few showers. it will stay windy for northern areas of scotland all day. there will be some spells of sunshine. the south—east could become quite warm and humid again. temperatures 23 or 24 degrees in the warmest spots. from thursday into friday, the weather front changes its mind and starts pushing back northwards, taking some heavier rain across wales, the midlands, into northern england and through friday, that rain will start to make inroads across northern ireland and scotland, whereas further south, england and wales, sunny spells, maybe an odd isolated shower. starting to feel a bit warmer, perhaps a

although there is the today, although there is the chance of a not shower, particularly for northern ireland but at the moment there is front line towards the is a weak front line towards the north of the uk that is going to bfing north of the uk that is going to bring cloud some bring some cloud and some drizzle far drizzle rain across the far north of mainland scotland and perhaps orkney as well . perhaps orkney as well. elsewhere across bulk of the elsewhere across the bulk of the uk of sunshine, plenty uk, plenty of sunshine, plenty of blue skies , although we do of blue skies, although we do need cater few showers need to cater for a few showers across parts of ireland, northern and perhaps northern ireland and perhaps southwest england later on. and here southwest, those here in the southwest, those blustery winds are going to start as well. start to ease as well. temperatures likely to reach highs of around 30 or 31 celsius. so is a heat wave celsius. so it is a heat wave for of us, particularly for some of us, particularly across parts the as we across parts of the south as we go thro

he's back as the shadow northern ireland secretary. at westminster. any surprises in this? no major any surprises in this? no ma'or surrises any surprises in this? no ma'or surrpses but i any surprises in this? no ma'or surprises but what is i any surprises in this? no major| surprises but what is interesting and what has been the focus is what would happen to angela rayner and she has undoubtedly done very well out of the reshuffle butjust she has undoubtedly done very well out of the reshuffle but just two years ago when keir starmer tried to move her there was an almighty fuss and divisions were on display but not today. keir starmer said giving her a big job and also the type of shadow deputy prime minister is also evidence of their strong and close relationship —— the title. but also those broadly on the left have been moved to the margins and the prime example is lisa nandy because when keir starmer first became labour leader he made her shadow foreign secretary but now she's the shadow of just one secretary but now she's the sha

how can public confidence in policing in northern ireland be rebuilt?ithful, loyal, and hard—working, and we should never forget that. they are there for our community. they have been here for the long—term, short—term and have been through many difficulties. officers and civilian workers have been dealing with an increased risk to their safety. last month, details of all 10,000 staff were mistakenly published online. detectives believe the information is now with dissident republican paramilitary groups who continue to target members of the security forces. last week, there was more controversy. a court ruled two officers who carried out this arrest had been unlawfully disciplined because of pressure from the nationalist party sinn fein. the board, based here, will now have to appoint a new chief constable — someone to take on one of the toughestjobs in policing, with unique political sensitivities and major security challenges. the role will be all the more demanding after a massive crisis of trust in the police�*s leadership. chris page, bbc news, be

these days northern ireland has largely found a way of living with its sectarian divisions.s it was riven by a conflict known as the troubles. legislation to provide a conditional amnesty for murders committed during the conflict has just passed its final stage in the uk parliament. controversially, former paramilitaries and british soldiers have been guarenteed they won't be prosecuted if they give information to a new commission. and all civil court cases and inquests related to the troubles will be stopped , something that's strongly opposed by most victims groups. earlier i spoke to patricia burns, daughter of thomas burns, who at the age of 32 was killed as he left a social club in north belfast in 1972. ms burns was six years old when her father died, and she told me why she is opposed to the legacy bill. be absolutely devastating for my own family and many other families in the same position as mine. we have done everything through the law, the courts, legal aid to try and get a proper inquest into the killing. and we have now got to the stage with one has been grante

we start to see some rain eventually pushing into northern ireland as a weather front approaches.ound 7 to 9 degrees across northeast england and eastern scotland. a couple of weather fronts, though, invade as we move through tuesday. so although we start dry and bright through central and eastern areas, we'll start to see some rain pushing across england. well, some of this could be thundery in nature and longer spells of rain also affecting northern ireland, western scotland with that other weather front. so a bit of a mixed day on tuesday. but again, not too bad in the sunshine across the southeast, again, could be up to 23 celsius, high teens further north. by wednesday, though, we could see a stormy spell of weather. storm agnes, named by the met office, could bring some disruption maybe towards northern and western parts of the uk. here it is on the pressure charts, gathering speed, deepening rapidly as it approaches ireland. but as the storm approaches our shores, it will start to weaken, but still pack quite a punch with some gale force winds — 60 to 70 miles an hour aroun

sunny spells and showers for scotland and northern ireland, south of england, parts of east anglia, warm as that low pressure starts to develop overnight and works towards portugal, we start to get some milder air moving in across england and wales. so temperatures about 11 to 14 degrees. but at the same time, we'll see the rain band extend across northern england, reaching further northwards into parts of northern ireland and southern scotland. that process continues on friday, the rain could be quite heavy at times as well. to the south of that it's largely dry and sunny. but this weather front also separates what will be relatively cool air across the north of the uk, with temperatures about 13 to 15 degrees from the increasingly warm air that we'll have across england and wales, 22 to 25 degrees celsius with a rather humid feel to the weather as well. into the weekend, that low pressure will start to throw a few showers in across southern areas of england, perhaps into parts of wales too. a few of the showers could be heavy and thundery. start off with some damp weather across scotla

if you are in parts of west scotland and northern ireland, _ parts of west scotland and northern ireland wet and windy weather _ ireland, they will be wet and windy weather later on. the full full cast here on— weather later on. the full full cast here on breakfast. —— full forecast. it's wednesday, the 13th of september. aid organisations say around 10,000 people are missing after parts of libya were hit by devastating floods. more than 2,000 people are known to have died. in one of the worst—affected areas, the port city of derna, two dams and four bridges have collapsed, as rescue workers struggle to retrieve bodies swept out to sea. 0ur correspondentjoe inwood has the latest. nothing could resist the waters. as the river derna swelled, then broke its banks, entire districts of the city were washed into the sea. those caught in its path didn't stand a chance. translation: people were asleep and no-one was ready. _ my whole family live next door to each other. we were all neighbours. we lost 30 people so far, 30 members of the same family. we haven't found anyone. from above, you can s

it is for a scheme known as peace plus, a successor to programmes that have run since 1995 in northern irelanduting £730 million to the total allocation. you're live with bbc news. the home secretary says she has commissioned urgent advice on whether to ban the breed of dog known as the american bully xl. suella braverman said they are a clear and lethal danger particularly to children. an 11—year—old girl and two men were injured in an attack after a brutal war and genocide that claimed about one hundred thousand lives and displaced more than two million people, it was hoped that an international peace agreement would allow bosnia to begin healing from the wounds of conflict. 27 years ago this week, leaders of the three main communities — bosniak muslim, serb and croat — agreed a set of principles that would form the basis of the dayton peace agreement of 1995. but now the un is warning of renewed crisis as bosnian serbs — who launched the original war in 1992 — are threatening to secede from the country. our special correspondent fergal keane reports. it can feel as if it all happened yester

showers across scotland, northern ireland with wetter weather in the south highlands and strongest of and making it feel fresh. temperatures this afternoon and evening, up and evening rush—hour, not pleasant, in east anglia and the south—east. it clears away by tomorrow morning. more rain to the north and west of scotland in between, lighter winds. clear skies and a cooler start tomorrow. four orfive degrees in some rural areas but bright and sunny for the most part. scotland and northern ireland, a greater chance of outbreaks of rain, initially north and west, pushing south and eastwards in the strong to gale force winds. that will make it feel cool here and indeed for all of us, cooler than we have been used to. through the night into friday, area of low pressure that has been governing think still there to the north—east of scotland. strongest of the winds to north and west scotland, northern ireland and the blustery day here with frequent showers. showers in western parts of england and wales, elsewhere dry and bright with some sunshine bit on the cool side to begin with and a coo