briefly, finally, when northern ireland have beenj when northern ireland have been successful in thehome form is absolutely key. i for competitions, home form is absolutely key.— for competitions, home form is absolutely key. i know, and i hate lookin: at absolutely key. i know, and i hate looking at the _ absolutely key. i know, and i hate looking at the negative _ absolutely key. i know, and i hate looking at the negative side - absolutely key. i know, and i hate looking at the negative side of- looking at the negative side of things, but there has been four wins in the last 20 home games, which tell you it's nowhere near good enough. you are in a group of four. you've got six games in total. you don't want to get off to a slow start. you can't afford to chase yourself and chase teams down. get off to a positive start, be brave, be courageous, full of conviction, there's no reason why we can't win. stephen, thank you very much indeed. kick off tonight is at 7:45pm. so that's tonights action, wales play tomorrow against turkey at the cardiff city stadium in what will be new manager

a bit cooler, particularly so for northern ireland.f we get a bit of sunshine in the midlands across to lincolnshire, that could pop off a few thundery showers here. now that area of low pressure is going to move away on monday, so it starts to turn drier, but then we change the wind direction. we're going to pick up more of a northwesterly wind over the week ahead, and that will make it feel quite a bit cooler as well. now, most of the wet weather next week will be more towards the northwest of the uk this time, the drier weather in the southeast, but those temperatures are going to be lower, perhaps peaking at only 13 or 1a in belfast and edinburgh. now on bbc news: the travel show. so, this is the adriatic sea. over the horizon is the long outstretched boot of italy. and over that way are the small coves and marinas of little montenegro. the historic towns along this coastline seem unspoiled, but don't be fooled. the stretch has had billions of euros poured in since the country gained independence from serbia almost 20 years ago — l

ultimately that was what the northern ireland | was what the northern ireland protocol was all about,re in order to keep us from having a hard border, that northern ireland has to stay aligned to a lot of eu single market rules and one of the key issues that creates friction across the irish sea is agriculture. it is no small wonder that one of the issues that labour have said they want to do going into government was to do going into government was to reach an agricultural deal with the eu. that is important in potentially resolving some of the frictions across the irish sea which something has created barriers within the united kingdom.— created barriers within the united kingdom. what else is auoin to united kingdom. what else is going to have _ united kingdom. what else is going to have to _ united kingdom. what else is going to have to be _ united kingdom. what else is going to have to be on - united kingdom. what else is going to have to be on the . going to have to be on the table in order to fulfil this reset? i table in order to fulfil this reset? ~' ., table in order to fulf

one of the subject that wasn't mentioned was northern ireland, where there is clearly a large shared between the uk and ireland. various issues like energy, issues with the implementation of the northern ireland protocol, the windsor framework, and the wider uk eu relations and deepening that. good optics, a good start, lots more to do. you are working out the post—brexit relationship, uk trade policy. what do they need to focus on, how do they take it forward? as you say, still quite a lot of sticking points. a huge agenda for the uk with the eu and member states such as ireland. for example, trade in goods to reduce the barriers, for example food and drink agreement. the trade in services to allow people to move more easily for work. discussions around mobility, which is something the uk wants, used mobility, something the eu wants. shared challenges in terms of energy and climate change. —— youth mobility. there is a shared energy market across the island of ireland. security was mentioned there, that's one of the earliest discussions that is ongoing about a security pact between

_ between british and northern ireland, when you talk - between british and northern ireland, when you you talk about the details of that today? i ireland, when you talk about| the details of that today? we will update — the details of that today? will update you on that the details of that today?“ will update you on that later, we have a lot of work to be done. we have a lot of work to be done, ., , we have a lot of work to be done. ., , done. so, that is so keir starmer— done. so, that is so keir starmer being _ done. so, that is so keir starmer being greeted l done. so, that is so keir| starmer being greeted in done. so, that is so keir - starmer being greeted in dublin by his irish counterpart, simon harris. at the beginning of those discussions, mr harris said that it was a great honour to welcome keir starmer and said both british and irish relations, it was a chance to put him on a new path and he said that it was a chance to flesh out what that that like any practical sense and that it had to be embedded in peace, prosperity mutual respect. they talked about the good friday agr

what we plant now, we must be ready to harvest, not for our party but for northern ireland. already started and will continue in the weeks ahead. and having reflected on difficulties and challenges, let me say this if the message of easter reminds us of anything, it's that the darkness of good friday has passed. we won't live in the shadows of yesterday, but walk in the light of today and in the hope of tomorrow. applause live to belfast and our correspondent chris page. thanks forjoining us. they are very much trying to send a new message here. can you remind us of the circumstances of the previous records like nation and why they are talking about time to reflect —— resignation? gavin robinson's speech was certainly warmly received in the conference hall. perhaps a few party leaders would get such a good reception after such a good reception after such a good reception after such a per general election. the dup lost three of its eight westminster seats when the uk went to the polls injuly. they have acknowledged the gavin robinson took over leadership of the dup under the

looks dry for scotland, northern ireland, sunny for the most part, but that low cloud retreating backut in the sunshine in scotland, and northern ireland temperatures again into the mid 20s, and it may warm up where we get a bit of sunshine in east anglia, although not as warm as it was on friday. we've got this area of low pressure is going to bring some wetter weather overnight on saturday night, heavy rain and some thunderstorms, perhaps already arriving during the evening across these southern areas, and that rain will push its way northwards into england and wales. drier for scotland and northern ireland, some clear spells, but also some mist and low cloud, again, filtering through the central belt of scotland and lingering along the east coast of scotland. but another quite warm start to sunday. but it comes with a lot of cloud, and we've got these showers, along with spells of rain affecting england and wales. again, it could be heavy and thundery. a few showers popping up towards the southeast of scotland. 0therwise scotland, northern ireland, generally dry but more cloud arou

some of these could end up being thundery as well, but they'll stay away from scotland and northern ireland perhapsjust a little bit cooler into some of our eastern coastal areas. well, that takes us on into the weekend, and low pressure to our south is going to be drifting into england and wales, bringing heavy, thundery showers or some longer spells of rain so it could turn quite wet for a time over the weekend across england and wales, but for scotland and northern ireland at this stage it looks like most of the rain will stay away and it should stay mostly fine and dry with more of that sunshine. firmly in charge of our weather and that means we've but that said, we are going to start wednesday with quite extensive cloud across england, eastern parts of wales. it will take a time for that to thin and break up, plenty of sunshine around and it's another very warm day for september. temperatures probably about 25 again for parts of scotland, a 2k for the london area, and a 22 or so for western counties of northern ireland. of weather picture, really. again, there'll be a fair bit of cloud

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staying dry across scotland and northern ireland. heavy and thundery in places. journeying across the midlands into northern and eastern england and wales as the night progresses. in the middle of the low, we could see clearer spells for a time across the midlands and south east. but thundery showers may return to the south east by dawn. scotland and northern ireland, much quieter here with clear skies. low cloud and mist hugging north sea coasts and generally, the low to mid—teens. sunday could be thundery across england and wales. heavy rain for northern and eastern england. down into western england under way. elsewhere, lots of sunshine, which sets off slow—moving slow moving thundery downpours. much of scotland claudia, but still sunshine in the west and the same for northern ireland. not as one generally, temperatures high teens and low 20s. wet and cool and breezy for the great north run. across north east england on sunday. that may be better for many people competing in the run. but as we head into the evening and overnight,

, though western parts of northern ireland will continue to brighten up.nd also wales, many places actually dry through this afternoon and with just light winds it will still feel quite pleasant out there, even though we have got fresher air pushing into how we had at the weekend. the most humid air still across east anglia and the southeast. any lengthier, brighter breaks here, we could see temperatures between 2a and 26 degrees. now into this evening and overnight. some showers continue to filter across the country in batches, particularly later on in northern ireland and southwest scotland. but for southern scotland and the north east of england, where we could see some clearer skies, here the lowest of the temperatures into tomorrow morning, maybe down to around 4 or five degrees. not quite as humid as last night either across some southern and eastern parts of england. but where we've got the coolest of the weather to begin with, the best of the sunshine, enjoy the morning sunshine because there's going to be more showers cropping up as we go through

it will stay drier across scotland and northern ireland.e heavy and thundery in places. it will continue to journey across the midlands into northern and eastern england and wales as the night progresses. in the middle of the low, we could see clearer spells for a time across the midlands and south—east, but thundery showers may return to the south—east by dawn. scotland, northern ireland, a much quieter night with clear skies. low cloud and mist hugging the north sea coast. temperatures for most of us in the low to mid—teens. on sunday, it could be thundery across england and wales, heavy rain in northern and eastern england, into western england and wales. elsewhere, lots of sunshine, setting off some slow moving thundery downpours into the afternoon. scotland, cloudier but still some sunshine, the same in northern ireland. not as warm generally, the high teens and low 20s. it could be wet and cool and bleezy for the great north run across north—east england on sunday. might be better for many people competing. into the evening and overni

a sunny start for many showers to begin with for northern ireland, wales, the far southwest, northernise just a little, so the cloud will build up and we'll see showers developing inland as well. not as many, not as heavy as we've seen today, and the winds still northwesterly, but not quite as strong. it doesn't really help the temperatures, mind you — still 13—15 degrees below average for this time of the year. we've got the cold air in place and before this weather front tracks in from the atlantic, this nose of high pressure will build across on thursday night and friday morning, killing off the showers, making the winds very light and with clear skies. this could be the coldest night of the week. early friday could start with a frost in some places, particularly for scotland and northern ireland. sunny start for many, but clouds will increase through the day. we're going to find that weather front bringing some rain into northern ireland, and then later in the day, into western parts of scotland, should be dry for england and wales and temperatures a little bit higher here by frid

and this rain coming into northern ireland is much slower.and, it'll be late in the day before we see any rain and it should be dry in scotland, but still on the cold side here. temperatures will be a little higherfor england and wales, underneath that area of high pressure, keeping it dry. this low pressure, though heading towards iceland, will steer these weather fronts towards scotland and northern ireland and strengthen the winds. particularly windy in the far northwest of scotland. most of the rain, though, will be coming into northern ireland and western scotland through the day. england and wales maybe seeing a bit more cloud in the west, sunshine in the eastern side of england and those temperatures continuing to lift to 19, possibly even 20 degrees and across the whole of the uk temperatures are going to be higher than what we're seeing at the moment, which is good news, i suppose, and it won't be as cold at night either, particularly on that weather front, as it runs southwards into england and wales. now it's running into higher pr

a bit cooler, particularly so for northern ireland.ds across to lincolnshire, that could pop off a few thundery showers here. now that area of low pressure is going to move away on monday, so it starts to turn drier, but then we change the wind direction. we're going to pick up more of a north westerly wind over the week ahead, and that will make it feel quite a bit cooler as well. now, most of the wet weather next week will be more towards the north west of the uk this time — the drier weather in the southeast — but those temperatures are going to be lower, perhaps peaking at only 13 or 1a in belfast and edinburgh. dozens of students are unaccounted for after a fire breaks out at a boarding school in central kenya, killing at least 17. and a new yorkjudge delays donald trump's sentencing in his hush money trial, until after the us presidential election. hello. i'm sumi somaskanda. a 26—year—old turkish—american woman has been shot dead in the occupied west bank. aysenur eygi was reportedly taking part in a protest againstjewish settle

as well as eventually northern ireland. tness remains across scotland, northern and eastern england . just some eastern england. just some showers around, but it's again cold in the north, milder further south and then very unsettled into thursday. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers . sponsors of boxt boilers. sponsors of weather on gb >> good morning. sir keir starmer is preparing to give his first conference speech as prime minister. >> he will promise light at the end of the tunnel after the chancellor, rachel reeves, said there will be no return to austerity , so it will be a austerity, so it will be a budget with real ambition, a budget with real ambition, a budget to fix the foundations, a budget to fix the foundations, a budget to fix the foundations, a budget to deliver the change that we promise a budget to rebuild britain. >> well, with that £22 billion black hole in public spending, the prime minister will pledge to crack down on benefit fraudsters. but have we heard it all before? is starmer a broken r

and maybe the north coast of northern ireland. very blowing, a can of the show. a cold start wednesday morning, a day of sunshine and blustery showers. the majority across northern and western areas, probably staying dry across north east england. temperatures, you will notice, much lower. 11 to 15 degrees and feeling cooler than that given the strength of those north—westerly winds. and temperatures will be going a little bit below average for this time of year. the cold weather is here to stay through thursday and friday. again, a mixture of sunny spells and passing showers. cold nights to come. but there are signs the temperatures will start to lift back into the weekend. the warmer spots, we could see highs into the upper teens and perhaps low 20s in the woman's spots into the weekend. before that, and autumn blast. keep the hot water bottle is handy! thank you. that's all from today's bbc news at one. enjoy your afternoon. goodbye. live from london, this is bbc news. a special report from inside afghanistan where malnutrition grips the country and the healthc

whilst it will turn cloudy in northern ireland, it will be late in the day before we see any rain andmperatures will be a little higher for england temperatures will be a little higherfor england and temperatures will be a little higher for england and wales. underneath that area of low pressure —— high pressure keeping it dry. this low pressure heading towards iceland will stay at the fronts towards scotland and northern ireland and strengthen the fronts, particularly windy in the far north—west of scotland. most of the rain will be coming into northern ireland and western scotland throughout the day, england and wales may be seeing a little bit more cloud in the west, sunshine in the eastern side of england and most temperature is continuing to lift, 19 possibly even 20 degrees. across the whole of the uk, tempers are going to be higher than what we are seeing at the moment which is good news, i suppose. at the moment which is good news, isuppose. it at the moment which is good news, i suppose. it won't be as cold at night either particularly on that weather front as it runs southwa

scotland and northern ireland wives and wet and windy weather the weather will be improved by sundayom going to be high. welcome back to bbc news. donald trump and kamala harris exchange personal insults and the the economy, abortion and immigration. in the next few minutes, we'll be live in washington, where realfact check some of the claims made in last night because i debate. the us secretary of state and david lam er in ukraine where leaders are calling for permission —— last night's debate —— david lammy. paralympics gb and did the paris games after securing 124 medals. we'll speak to two gold medallist life here on the programme. all of those coming up in the next little while. let's catch up next little while. let's catch up with the sport and headlines with will parry. good evening. great britain have won their opening davis cup tie with finland thanks to billy harris. he came in for us open semi—finalistjack draper, who was rested. making his davis cup debut aged 29, harris beat otto virtanen in straight sets in the second

scotland and northern ireland night. scotland and northern ireland looking at the same tonight. a few showers dotted around but most places will be dry, clear spells, the clearest of the skies in scotland and northern ireland. it'll be another chilly one with temperatures down to low single digits out of towns and cities. england and wales fresher as well, looking at nine to 14 celsius. wednesday, a cooler start for all. plenty of sunshine around northern and western areas. through the afternoon showers will develop. some heavy ones here and there pretty much across central, northern and eastern england seeing the heaviest of the showers. there will be sunshine in between. a fresher day, 15 to 20 celsius. deep into the week, thursday, friday, this area of low pressure over the near continent during some weather fronts across the south of the country. that'll bring areas of heavy rain at times. further north it should stay drier with high—pressure influencing here. this is the picture for thursday. northern and western areas dry and settled. the best of the sunshine for western s

patchy rain for the evening rush hour across northern ireland. again?! i can�*t bear it. thank you. the tuc conference is underway in brighton, where union officials are looking to the new labour government for improved workers�* rights. nina�*s here to explain more. good morning. a big history of working together, the unions and the labour party. first labour government for a decade. yes, the government is getting ready to publish an employment rights bill this autumn which could see big changes in the way we work. deputy prime minister angela rayner says new laws would ban the exploitative use of zero—hours contracts and end other practices like fire and rehire, where businesses have tried to dismiss workers and hire them back again straight away, but on worse deals. flexible working would be strengthened, as at the moment, bosses don�*t have to agree to requests from workers. and that could include the right to a four—day week. the tuc leader, paul nowak, will be giving a keynote speech at their conference later this morning. we can speak to h

a bit cooler, particularly so for northern ireland.off a few thundery showers here. now that area of low pressure is going to move away on monday, so it starts to turn drier, but then we change the wind direction. we're going to pick up more of a northwesterly wind over the week ahead, and that will make it feel quite a bit cooler as well. now, most of the wet weather next week will be more towards the northwest of the uk this time, the drier weather in the southeast, but those temperatures are going to be lower, perhaps peaking at only 13 or 1a in belfast and edinburgh. live from washington. this is bbc news. a turkish—american activist is reportedly killed by israeli army gunfire in the occupied west bank. the us pledges $250 million in aid to ukraine in its fight against russia. and a new yorkjudge delays donald trump's sentencing in his hush money trial — until after the us presidential election. hello. i'm sumi somaskanda. a 26—year—old turkish—american woman has been shot dead in the occupied west bank. aysenur eygi was reportedl

we'll have a cluster of showers just pushing in across northern ireland, and we could have a coolish rural areas, so a particularly fresh start here first thing on wednesday morning. high pressure is trying to build in, but we've got this weak weather front toppling across the high, and that could be a little bit of a nuisance. a band of cloud,a few scattered showers east of the pennines running down towards the southeast. not that much rain on it. a little bit of showery rain into southern scotland and northern ireland, but on the whole wednesday will be a day of sunny spells, scattered showers, and once again those temperatures ranging from 14—21 celsius. so a particularly fresh start here first thing on wednesday morning. high pressure is trying to build in, but we've got this weak weather front toppling across the high, and that could be a little bit of a nuisance. a band of cloud,a few scattered showers east of the pennines running down towards the southeast. not that much rain on it. a little bit of showery rain into southern scotland and northern ireland, but on the whole wedn

a bit cooler, particularly so for northern ireland. going to move away on monday, so it starts to turn drier, but then we change the wind direction. we're going to pick up more of a north westerly wind over the week ahead, and that will make it feel quite a bit cooler as well. now, most of the wet weather next week will be more towards the north west of the uk this time — the drier weather in the southeast — but those temperatures are going to be lower, you're watching bbc news. it's 11.30. i'll be back with more of the day's news, including meeting the uk's new chief scout, that's after this week's newswatch. we're back after a few weeks off the air, with your comments on bbc news coverage. welcome to news watch with me, samira ahmed. coming up, we look back at the violent protests that spread around the country a month ago. did bbc news help to fan the flames of the riots? since we were last with you, it's been a busy summer of news, both at home and abroad. in this programme, we're going to focus on the alarming sequence of events s

this was due to be the only ground in northern ireland to host matches in northern ireland to host matchesas said the main reason is simply money. the uk and ireland were awarded to the euros about a year ago and according to the government there has been almost no progress on the funding issue since then and in that time the estimated cost has gone up from about £180 million to potentially over 400 million. and even then there is a significant risk the stadium wouldn't be finished in time. this project has been politically contentious. casement parkis politically contentious. casement park is named after a revolution a from a century ago. supporters of the northern ireland football team are mainly drawn from people with a unionist background. the first minister of northern ireland, their michelle o'neill from the irish nationalist party sinn fein says she is disappointed. the sports minister from the dup has said he wants to ensure the euros still have a lasting legacy for football here, but the bottom line is that come 2028 it now looks like england, scotland, wales and the republic of i

some of these could end up being thundery, as well, but they'll stay away from scotland and northern irelandells developing, perhapsjust a little bit cooler into some of our eastern coastal areas. well, that takes us on into the weekend, and low pressure to our south is going to be drifting into england and wales, bringing heavy, thundery showers or some longer spells of rain, so it could turn quite wet for a time over the weekend across england and wales, but for scotland and northern ireland, at this stage, it looks like most of the rain will stay away and it should stay mostly fine and dry with more of that sunshine. live from washington, this is bbc news. shock and disbelief in lebanon. almost 3,000 injured and nine dead after electronic pagers explode in people's hands and pockets across the country. hip—hop mogul sean �*diddy�* combs is denied bail after pleading not—guilty to sex trafficking charges. and europe battles climate extremes as wildfires rage in portugal, and huge floods force evacuatons in poland and the czech republic. hello. thank you forjoining us. at least nine people

scotland and northern ireland 19, maybe 20 for some eastern parts of england.into the northwest, that's going to stumble and stutter its way southwards into england and wales on sunday. and this is where we start with this cloud and patchy rain. it should move away from northern england, but we could see some wetter weather coming back into wales, bringing a little rain into the midlands and the southwest. further north, the showers in northern scotland should move away. the winds won't be as strong. we'll have some sunshine still 17 or 18 degrees and we could make 20 celsius in the southeast of england, where it should stay dry until late in the day. and then we're going to find high pressure building in for the beginning of next week. that's going to steer all these weather fronts and areas of low pressure to the northwest of the uk. so the wetter, windier weather is going to be steered away from us. so there'll be a lot of dry weather into next week, maybe a bit of mist and fog in the morning, but the nights are not going to be particularly cold and it shoul

be quite a cool night across england and wales, although it won't be as for cold scotland and northern irelandight just gone , because the the night just gone, because the cloud will continue to thicken, rain moving into the northwest. getting quite blustery as well, particularly across northern and western scotland. some gusty conditions here that will keep the temperatures up for england and wales , though again down and wales, though again down into single figures and well down in some rural spots. but it should be a fine start to the weekend across the midlands, south wales, southern england. a cracking day on saturday really cloudier for scotland and northern ireland. a little bit of patchy rain at times , mostly of patchy rain at times, mostly in the far north—west where it stays pretty gusty and a bit more of that rain coming in towards northern ireland to end the day as well. temperature wise , well, a little bit higher wise, well, a little bit higher 1819 degrees across parts of the south on saturday. goodbye. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb new

and for scotland and northern ireland, broadly speaking, it's a day of sunny spells and showers.ich should feel okay in the best of the day's sunshine. well, that takes us on into next week, and we'll see another change in the weather pattern as high pressure builds in across the uk. and so for monday, it might start off with a bit of cloud, maybe an odd bit of drizzle across southernmost areas, a few mist and fog patches, but otherwise there's that high pressure... builds in most of the uk will have dry weather with lengthy spells of sunshine. just a little bit of high cloud in the skies at times. temperatures reaching generally around 17 to 21, so feeling pleasant in the sunshine. and as we go into next week deeper, it looks like the high pressure is going to hang around, with an easterly wind starting to pull in some slightly milder air from the near continent, so there's going to be a lot of dry weather around with temperatures for more of us reaching the low 20s, which will feel quite pleasant after the recent cool spell. bye for now. live from london, this is bbc news. we a

we had sunny skies in western scotland, and in northern ireland, temperatures reached 27, the hottesth bad light. doesn't look quite so gloomy for saturday. very misty, murky conditions, though, in bristol, where we've seen rain pushing in earlier on in the night and into south wales as well, with some thunderstorms, too. that's going to be clearing away later, and it's going to be quite a warm start to saturday, muggy as well. and because of that we've got extensive low clouds, some mist and some fog around for england and wales, so things may improve a little. it may cheer up a bit, but there may not be too much sunshine around, more cloud producing a few showers here and there. looks dry for scotland, northern ireland, sunny for the most part, but that low cloud retreating back to the east coast of scotland keeping it cooler here. but in the sunshine in scotland, and northern ireland temperatures again into the mid—20s, and it may warm up where we get a bit of sunshine in east anglia, although not as warm as it was on friday. we've got this area of low pressure is going to bring so

and northern ireland and wales and northern ireland and western england but temperatures continuinglooks increasingly likely we will see low pressure developed to the south of us in france through the second half of the wins but also introducing or reintroducing more in the way of humid airand reintroducing more in the way of humid air and you will see temperatures creep up as we head towards the weekend. not there on thursday as thirsty as a transition day with outbreaks of rain across england and wales and his heavy in the central areas but it looks like it's scotland and northern ireland will be dry and temperatures creeping up here compared with what we have seen during the next couple of days but as we go to the end of the week, rain continues on and off across southern parts, it looks like increasing at the sunshine across the west and you can see enniskillen and manchester with temperatures rising into the low— and mid—20s. take care. you're watching bbc news. i'm nicky schiller. let's go live to the house of commons where very shortly the chancellor, rachel reeves and her tr

northern ireland, west scotland, bright with some sunny spells., we're seeing a weather front move in, bringing outbreaks of rain and ultimately cooler weather conditions. 0n into tuesday, well, the thundery rain is clearing out of the way across england and wales, so in that respect, it's a drier kind of day. in scotland, we get this cold front continuing to push its way southwards, really dumping the temperatures here — just ten degrees in aberdeen and 12 for glasgow. still relatively mild, i suppose for northern ireland, england and wales. middle part of the week sees active areas of low pressure bringing further heavy rain, particularly focussed again on england and wales. having a high risk of flash flooding, probably some river flooding, some disruption. it's one of those days where you want to check on travel conditions before heading out. northern ireland, west scotland, bright with some sunny spells. east scotland continues to be rather cloudy with mist. north scotland, we're seeing a weather front move in, bringing outbreaks of rain and

especially well with the crowd that ultimately, she wants all the decisions made for what is now northern irelandor another _ island of ireland. preparing for another election? - island of ireland. preparing for another election? the l for another election? the general _ for another election? the general election, - for another election? iie: general election, especially here in the republic of ireland may be soon as november and some observers say that sinn fein have been a long way ahead in the polls and currently they are the leader of the opposition in dublin but they have fallen in the opinion polls in recent months in this conference of the next 2a hours will focus on the upcoming campaign on the side of the border and for irish unity being government in belfast and dublin and they have gone of the lashes make favourites to winning the next irish election to being perhaps third or fourth with the most seats here. ~ . , fourth with the most seats here. ~ ., , ., here. what is the mood of the conference. _ here. what is the mood of the conference. relatively - here. what is the mood of the co

temperatures could be down to 11 in scotland and northern ireland, further ii in scotland and northernreland, further south, low temperatures are 15 or 16. a misty start for many, but we could see a lot of cloud tomorrow for england and wales. it should be drierfurther tomorrow for england and wales. it should be drier further north, tomorrow for england and wales. it should be drierfurther north, more sunshine for western scotland and also for northern ireland, so temperatures again here likely to reach the mid 20s. get a bit of sunshine across east anglia, it could get one, but not quite as warm as it was today. but as we had overnight into tomorrow night, this low pressure is going to arrive, and that could bring some thundery rain northwards on saturday night across england and wales, and around that area of low pressure, the showers or longer spells of rain will continue across england and wales on sunday. further north again, a lot of dry weather, but more cloud from scotland and northern ireland, so temperatures are not going to be as high, quite a drop northern ireland and gene

minister simon harris said this signalled a new approach by the uk government to legacy issues in northern irelandgnalled a new approach. palestinian paramedics say at least five people have been killed in an israeli military operation in the occupied west bank. the israeli military said it was carrying out what it called a "counter—terrorism operation" in the area and struck an armed terrorist cell. the palestinian red crescent said a drone had been used. it's just days after the largest israeli military operation in the west bank since the hamas attacks on october the 7th. our correspondent daniel de simone has more from jerusalem. this took place overnight, and palestinian paramedics from the palestinian red crescent have said that five people were killed. palestinian social media and media are describing them as all males and naming them. the palestinian red crescent said it recovered their bodies and took them to hospital, and it said they were killed in what it described as a drone strike. the israeli military, the israeli defense forces, confirmed that it conducted an operation overnight. i

a bit cooler, particularly so for northern ireland.p off a few thundery showers here. now that area of low pressure is going to move away on monday, so it starts to turn drier, but then we change the wind direction. we're going to pick up more of a northwesterly wind over the week ahead, and that will make it feel quite a bit cooler as well. now, most of the wet weather next week will be more towards the northwest of the uk this time, the drier weather in the southeast, but those temperatures are going to be lower, perhaps peaking at only 13 or 14 in belfast and edinburgh. live from london, this is bbc news. boeing's starliner capsule is about to land back on earth imminently, but the astronauts it was supposed to be carrying are staying behind on the international space station. the israeli military says it's investigating an incident in which an american—turkish dual citizen was shot dead in the occupied west bank. sentencing in donald trump's hush—money trial has been postponed until after the us presidential election. hello and wel

but scotland and northern ireland again dry for much of the day. for the warmest spots. and of course it's the great north run tomorrow. and i do think some of that rain could affect the region for quite a bit of the day. 14 or 15 degrees. not too warm for any runners there. heading through into monday, and low pressure starts to ease away towards the east. higher pressure building in so that will improve the weather from the west as we move through monday, but some showers linger for parts of eastern england, the winds coming in from a west or even north westerly direction, so a bit of a change in wind direction. it'll feel different. not as warm as recent days, not as humid and temperatures between about 16 to 19 for most of us. but then that cooling trend continues as we head into next week, especially through the middle part of the week. you can see the blue colour showing this colder air mass sinking in from the north west, bringing with it some sunshine, but also some showers. a real drop in temperature through next week, and most of the show

office and between july 2016 state northern ireland office and betweenjuly 2016 and state northernreland office and between july 2016 and july and betweenjuly 2016 and july 2019 minister of state for security at the home office. can we just security at the home office. can wejust deal security at the home office. can we just deal with the last of your cabinet appointments which is the most relevant to the purposes of your evidence today? between the 24th ofjuly 2019 and 21st august 2023 you were appointed secretary of state for defence. as to that end again hoping to deal with this by the way of summary rather than detail, can i invite you to look at page three paragraph nine because you provided they are a little more detail about the secretary of state for defence and particularly your role. you identified that in your role as secretary of state for defence you had overall responsibility for the business of the mod witch at that stage and played over 200000 and 20,000 military personnel and budget of almost £253 million. he responsibilities included the strategic operations and o

a bit cooler, particularly so for northern ireland.s going to move away on monday, so it starts to turn drier, but then we change the wind direction. we're going to pick up more of a north westerly wind over the week ahead, and that will make it feel quite a bit cooler as well. now, most of the wet weather next week will be more towards the northwest of the uk this time, the drier weather in the southeast, but those temperatures are going to be lower, perhaps peaking at only 13 or 14 in belfast and edinburgh. live from washington. this is bbc news. a turkish—american activist is reportedly killed by israeli army gunfire in the occupied west bank. the us pledges $250 million in aid to ukraine in its fight against russia. and dozens of students are unaccounted for after a fire breaks out at a boarding school in central kenya, killing at least 17. hello. i'm sumi somaskanda. a 26—year—old turkish—american woman has been shot dead in the occupied west bank. aysenur eygi was reportedly taking part in a protest againstjewish settlement expan

a bit cooler, particularly so for northern ireland. showers here. now that area of low pressure is going to move away on monday, so it starts to turn drier, but then we change the wind direction. we're going to pick up more of a northwesterly wind over the week ahead, and that will make it feel quite a bit cooler as well. now, most of the wet weather next week will be more towards the northwest of the uk this time, the drier weather in the southeast, but those temperatures are going to be lower, perhaps peaking at only 13 or m in belfast and edinburgh. voice-over: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. rugby is facing a day of reckoning. former players are lining up to say head injuries have destroyed their lives. i didn't sign up to get diagnosed with early onset dementia at 38 years old. not knowing what's happening to you... ..yeah, it was really tough. we're bringing allegations to light that some of those running the game didn't do enough to protect the pl

cloud in scotland and northern ireland, winds in from the north—west.ut still fairly humid with some warmth across england and wales, especially the east. thunderstorms this evening across the south—east. the weather front in the west pushing eastwards. a legacy of cloud across large parts of england and wales, keeping temperatures up, not falling below 11—12, but it will be chilly in scotland and northern ireland, under clearer skies. monday, in between weather systems, high pressurejust coming in to turn things drier. a bit of cloud and rain across eastern areas, the weather front eventually into the north sea. plenty of sunshine in england and wales, but more cloudy skies in scotland and northern ireland, with rain in western scotland. a cooler and fresher day across the board, mid—to—high teens. big changes from tuesday, this area of low pressure moving down from the north, parking itself across northern scotland, into the norwegian sea. that will open the floodgates to an arctic north/north—westerly wind, turning much cooler for all areas on tuesda

a bit cooler, particularly so for northern ireland.ow that area of low pressure is going to move away on monday, so it starts to turn drier, but then we change the wind direction. we're going to pick up more of a north westerly wind over the week ahead, and that will make it feel quite a bit cooler as well. now, most of the wet weather next week will be more towards the north west of the uk this time — the drier weather in the southeast — but those temperatures are going to be lower, perhaps peaking at only 13 or 14 in belfast and edinburgh. this is bbc news, we would have the headlines for at the top of the headlines for at the top of the hour, which is street after this programme. so, this is the adriatic sea. over the horizon is the long outstretched boot of italy. and over that way are the small coves and marinas of little montenegro. the historic towns along this coastline seem unspoiled, but don't be fooled. the stretch has had billions of euros poured in since the country gained independence from serbia almost 20 years ago — lux