cooler and fresher further for norwich and london.ler and fresherfurther north for norwich and london. cooler and fresher further north and west. tomorrow morning, a bit of rain across the south—east corner first thing, which were clear to a mix of sunshine and showers, some showers will be heavy and thundery, particularly towards the north and west of the uk. it will also be a pretty windy day, wind is actually increasing in strength through the afternoon across northern ireland, parts of south—west scotland and north—west england, and temperatures just 1a for stornoway, perhaps up to 23 in norwich. no great shakes for this time of year, really. and for mid week, this area of low pressure on the other side of the atlantic is hurricane ernesto. it won't be a hurricane as it makes its journey eastwards stop they will be weakening, but the remnants of this storm system giving an injection of moisture into this front for the middle of the week. so particularly across the north and west, unseasonably wet and windy weather. they could even

cooler and fresher further for norwich and london.s the south—east corner first thing, which were clear to a mix of sunshine and showers, some showers will be heavy and thundery, particularly towards the north and west of the uk. it will also be a pretty windy day, wind is actually increasing in strength through the afternoon across northern ireland, parts of south—west scotland and north—west england, and temperatures just 14 for stornoway, perhaps up to

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we could get to 23 in norwich. 18 in the rain in glasgow. 0n could get to 23 in norwich. 18 in the rainl see blustery winds. temperatures for many in the high teens and low 20s. we could get to 25 in london. perhaps a sign of things to come. the high teens and low 20s. we could get to 25 in london. perhaps a sign of things to come. we'll keep an eye on developments over the weekend. we could start to tap into some warm perhaps hot air all of us. in the south—east temperatures could climb to the high 20s, late 30s celsius. the heat if it does arrive is unlikely to last long. crying foul. elon musk�*s x sues a group of major companies including unilever and mars over an alleged advertising boycott. and... would you pick up the trash on holiday? tourists in copenhagen are rewarded for climate friendly actions. we have a special report. welcome to business today, i'm mark lobel. let's start with elon musk�*s x. it has filed an antitrust lawsuit against an advertising group and several companies including mars and unilever. the social media company claims the group colluded to discourage bra

compare that with 23 in norwich and then through tuesday night while things do quieten down briefly, a ridge of high pressure killing off most of the showers, giving some clear spells and it is going to be a rather cool, fresh night, some places down into single digits. but as we head through wednesday, all change again. a frontal system bringing cloud and outbreaks of heavy rain through northern ireland into western scotland, some of that rain getting down into parts of northern england and north wales. it is going to be a windy day across these northern and western areas could be gales around some coasts in western scotland further south and east breezy but largely dry. 22 degrees in london, 16 for aberdeen and for glasgow. and then as we move through wednesday night into thursday, we continue to see this frontal system moving through, this one containing the remnants of what was hurricane ernesto. certainly not a hurricane any more, but an injection of moisture and energy, bringing some outbreaks of heavy rain southwards and eastwards with some really strong winds. we're looking a

cameron brannagan doubled oxford's lead in the second half, handing new norwich boss hoff thorup a defeatwinner to beat millwall. josh major got a hattrick in west brom's win at qpr. middlesbrough�*s victory over swansea is their first on the opening day of a season for ten years. while stoke and sunderland also won, and a last—minute penalty gave hull a draw against bristol city. wrexham are back in league one for the first time in 19 years and have got off to an impressive start. they beat wycombe 3—2, and there is already an early contender for goal of the season — this superb effort from jack marriott was wrexham's second. dundee's solid start to the scottish premiership season has continued after they beat hearts at 3—1 dens park to go top of the table. scott tiffoney put dundee ahead after 20 minutes. gerard taylor then scored an own goal, followed by a luke mccowan penalty. frankie kent pulled one back for hearts. dundee have played two and won two. rangers are beginning the scottish premiership season in the strange surroundings of hampden park while their ibrox renovations are co

back in october last year, and also worked for west brom, hull, everton, watford, aston villa and norwichaction to that over on the bbc sport website. just time to take a quick look at the medal table just time to take a quick from the olympics before we go, after day six of competition united states moving up to second, simone biles�* gold medal helping that in part, and the hosts france are third. much more olympics coverage over on the bbc sport website. from me and the team, that is all for now, goodbye. hello, there. thursday was another day of heat and humidity, particularly across central and southern wales, where we saw temperatures widely into the high—205. but temperatures did peak in wisley, surrey, and bournemouth, at 30 celsius once again. it did, however, come at a price, this heat and humidity, because, through the afternoon, we saw a cluster of sharp, thundery downpours moving their way eastwards. now, they started off across south wales, and then steadily pushed their way east. there were quite slow—moving, because the winds pretty light, and they brought a lot of heavy r

compare that with 23 in norwich and then through tuesday night while things do quieten down briefly, some clear spells and it is going to be a rather cool, fresh night, some places down into single digits. but as we head through wednesday, all change again. a frontal system bringing cloud and outbreaks of heavy rain through northern ireland into western scotland, some of that rain getting down into parts of northern england and north wales. it is going to be a windy day across these northern and western areas, could be gales around some coasts in western scotland further south and east breezy but largely dry. 22 degrees in london, 16 for aberdeen and for glasgow. and then as we move through wednesday night into thursday, we continue to see this frontal system moving through, this one containing the remnants of what was hurricane ernesto. certainly not a hurricane any more, but an injection of moisture and energy, bringing some outbreaks of heavy rain southwards and eastwards with some really strong winds. we're looking at wind gusts of 40, 50mph or more in a few exposed spots. these

we could get to 23 in norwich. 18 in the rain in glasgow. the north and west where we will see blustery winds. temperatures for many in the high teens and low 20s. we could get to 25 in london. perhaps a sign of things to come. we'll keep an eye on developments over the weekend. we could start to tap into some warm perhaps hot air all of us. it's unlikely to affect all of us and it mostly affects the south and east of the uk where temperatures could climb to the high 20s or low 30s but that heat, if it does arrive, is unlikely to last long. a nearly 6,000 police officers are mobilised across the uk, as met police chief mark rowley denies accusations of two tier policing. we have commentators from either end of the political spectrum, who liked to their accusations of bias at the police because we stand in the middle, we operate independently under the law without fear or favour. the sentencing of the first rioters to be convicted of violent disorder is under way at liverpool crown court. us vice president kamala harris makes her first public

cameron brannagan doubled oxford's lead in the second half, handing new norwich boss hoff thorup a defeatver swansea is their first on the opening day of a season for ten years, while stoke and sunderland won. and a last—minute penalty gave hull a draw against bristol city. rangers are beginning the scottish premiership season in the strange surroundings of hampden park, while their ibrox renovations are completed. but it didn't seem to make too much difference. they beat motherwell 2—1 to register their first league win of the season, with all the goals in the first 24 minutes of the match. elsewhere, ross county and dundee united drew 1—1, while dundee will go top if they beat hearts. it is certainly heading that way, because they are three—zero up. champions celtic have kicked off the scottish women's premier league with an emphatic 9—0 trouncing of dundee united. celtic were 3—0 up at the break, with lucy ashworth—clifford opening the scoring after almost half an hour. united then let in six more goals, with maria mcaneny completing the rout with a late double. next, let's bring you t

the gulf of norwich, a rather troubled past, scoring that goal.game is around, match of the day will be around, i sincerely hope. day will be around, i sincerely hoe. �* ., ., ., the weather looks unsettled for the next couple of days. throughout the afternoon today, it'll stay blustery for all areas, particularly in the north and west, where there will be most of the showers, but also some sunshine around. we look to the atlantic for this next system, named by the met office as a storm lily and, likely to cause impact as it races in overnight. large parts of finland and wales, and the winds pick up around this developing storm for wales —— large parts of england and wales. gusts and excess of 60 mph near the coast. those damaging winds continue across parts of the midlands, wales, northern england through friday morning just in time for the rush. as the wind and rain clears away, it will brighten up into the afternoon with plenty of sunshine and blustery showers in the north and west. the winds are a feature. temperatures into the high teens in t

norwich intercept the initiative in the match, but arrange a forgiveness sunday at the opponent's gategoalkeeper of the yugra team, zurab kalmakhilidze, also saved. in the second half of the meeting the champion got two removals, now rilska is ahead 3:2. the title is the title, here you have to give it your all, the guys gave it their all and there was nowhere to go, it was really hard, in fact, because not much time had passed since the beginning of the training process. and the guys were just great, they squeezed out of themselves just maximum work and faith in victory, but with unexpected turns and wonderful mini-football, the yugra players first equalized the score, and a minute before the end of the match, alexander pirogov scored the winning goal 4:3, but we are a team like gazprom, it is hard to break us, and our two leaders were sent off, andryukha bankratov and chimba, but we turned the game around, and i think that we deservedly became the owners of the russian super cup, all heroes. the whole team. yugorsk, today yugorsk is celebrating. the national champion gazprom yugra be

and i'm having to live this lifestyle at the moment, my wife at the moment is in, norfolk and norwichwich hospital, we need a lobster at the end of may, and she's basically paralysed from the head down, from the neck down and the head down from the neck down. i should say, but, so take me back to when she took her daughters leona on the screen there. >> is that your little girl there? >> that's my daughter. yeah, that's my daughter, darcey. she's 20. yeah. darcey >> when did leona take the first vaccine and when did you. when did she first start experiencing? look, when she had the first vaccine. >> she had a drug in her jab, >> she had a drug in herjab, which was to deal with the vasculitis. yet she's got a form of vasculitis , which is of vasculitis, which is wegener's granulomatosis . wegener's granulomatosis. granulomatosis or something like that. i'm not a doctor, but, and whether that helped her or hindered her, i don't know. but when she had the second jab, she was in the bathroom . i was in was in the bathroom. i was in the bedroom and i heard an almighty thud, and she'd colla

coming in the south starting to get quite humid and warm again, temperatures could in 27 degrees in norwichlot weaker so the rain is going to increase with light and patchy, sunny spells but a few showers coming into the northern and western scotland through tuesday afternoon. temperatures, pretty much a smack bang on average for the time of year, where the order sunshine comes out, it will feel pleasantly warm. deeper into next week, weak areas of low pressure threatening the north—west of the uk, higher pressure towards the south and east so something of a north—west south—east split with the weather pattern. northwestern, with the persistent rain will seek showery conditions but still with some pleasant spells of sunshine around whereas across southern and eastern part of the country, more likely to keep the weather dry for longer and in the sunshine across eastern england as suspected times, it will become quite warm once again. that's today's weather, bye for now. good morning. welcome to breakfast with rachel burden and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today: three police officers have be

norwich., maximum work and faith in victory, but with unexpected turns and wonderful mini-football. the yugorsk players first equalize the score, and a minute before the end of the match , alexander pirogov scores the winning goal 4:3. but we are a team like gazprom, it is hard to break us, and our two leaders, andryukha bankratov and chimba, were sent off, but we turned the game around, and i think that we deservedly became the owners of the russian super cup, all the heroes , all the team, yugorsk, today yugorsk is celebrating. the champion of the country, gazprom yugra, is starting new mini-football season with a victory in the super cup for the second time in its history. one hundred middle-kul residents, alexander makridin, sergey kuznetsov and umar tuskaev, lead. wanted to open a deposit at 19%. it turns out, you can at 21. thought to open a deposit in one bank, it turns out, you can immediately in different for money your marketplace, it turns out, open a deposit with a rate of 21%, fin

norwich intercept the initiative in the match, but arrange a forgiveness sunday at the opponent's gateer of the ugra team, zurab kalmakhilidze, also saved. in the second half of the match , the champion got two removals, and now norilsk is ahead 3:2. titles are titles, here you have to give your best, the guys gave their best and there was nowhere to go, it was really hard, because there weren't many time passed first training process, and here are the guys just handsome squeezed out of themselves, just well maximum work and faith in victory, but unexpected turns and wonderful mini-football yugoryans first. equalize the score, and a minute before the end of the meeting, aleksandr pirogov scores the winning goal 4:3. but we are a team like gazprom, it is difficult to break us, our two leaders were removed, andryukha bankratov and chimba, but we turned the game around, i think that we deservedly became the owners of the russian super cup, all heroes, all, the whole team, yugors, today, yugorsk is walking, the national champion gazprom yugra, begins a new mini-football season with a victo

temperatures could hit 27 celsius in norwich once that band of rain, though, has gradually pushed itsr the rest of the week, especially across northwestern areas. bye for now. this is bbc news, the headlines free at last — three americans and a critic of the kremlin — imprisoned in russia — arrive on us soil — just part of the biggest prisoner swap deal since the cold war. the kremlin blasts the west's allegations — that russia tactically abducts people to create an �*exchange fund'. russia has admitted that the convicted hit man released in the swap — was an fsb agent. in other news — the funeral ceremony has been held in qatar for the hamas political leader, ismail haniyeh, who was assassinated in iran on wednesday. to the paris olympics — where team gb have won their third gold medal of the day — with showjumping champions joining top winners in trampolining and double sculls rowing.

we could get to 23 degrees in norwich, 18 there underneath the rain in glasgow.wers following on behind the showers most frequent up towards the north west where we will see blustery winds. temperatures for many in the high teens or low 20s, but we could get to 25 degrees in london. perhaps a sign of things to come. we're keeping a close eye on developments over the weekend, because it looks like we could start to tap into some very warm, perhaps even hot air from the south. now, this is unlikely to affect all of us, most especially affecting the south and the east of the uk, where temperatures could climb to the high 20s, even the low 30s celsius. but that heat, if it does arrive, is unlikely to last long. this is bbc news, the headlines. nearly 6000 police officers are mobilised across the uk, with fears of more riots planned for today. us vice president kamala harris makes her first public appearance with new running mate tim walz. israel's most wanted man, yahya sinwar, is announced as the new overall head of hamas. a hotel collapses in germany, killing two p

compare that with 23 in norwich and then through tuesday night while things do quieten down briefly,going to be a rather cool, fresh night, some places down into single digits. but as we head through wednesday, all change again. a frontal system bringing cloud and outbreaks of heavy rain through northern ireland into western scotland, some of that rain getting down into parts of northern england and north wales. it is going to be a windy day across these northern and western areas, could be gales around some coasts in western scotland further south and east breezy but largely dry. 22 degrees in london, 16 for aberdeen and for glasgow. and then as we move through wednesday night into thursday, we continue to see this frontal system moving through, this one containing the remnants of what was hurricane ernesto. certainly not a hurricane any more, but an injection of moisture and energy, bringing some outbreaks of heavy rain southwards and eastwards with some really strong winds. we're looking at wind gusts of 40, 50mph or more in a few exposed spots. these kinds of winds, pretty unusua

temperatures could hit 27 celsius in norwich.eek, especially across northwestern areas. bye for now. this is bbc news with me, ben brown. a look at the headlines. free at last — the wall street reporter arrives on us soil with two other former prisoners — just part of the largest prisoner exchange between east and west since the cold war. the kremlin confirms that a convicted assassin who has returned from germany to moscow as part of the exchange has been an agent with the exchange has been an agent with the russian security service, the fsb. the home office is warning to those planning violence this weekend in the uk, the police are watching them. more than 100 people have been arrested in riots a in southport, hartlepool and london eye for the mass stabbing in southport on monday. at the

temperatures could hit 27 celsius in norwich.den day at the olympics for team gb. a stunning win in the women's lightweight double sculls. bryony page takes gold on the trampoline. and a surprise team gold in showjumping. yes, those three gold medals on day seven make britain's ninth gold medal so far and they are up to fourth in the medal table. we'll have all the action from paris. also tonight — a relative of one of the little girls who was killed in the southport stabbings. absolutely the sweetest child you could ever wish to meet. we speak to seven—year—old elsie dot stancombe's great aunt. the woman who was the face of a british army recruitment campaign wins damages and an apology from the army after enduring racism.

going to be a pretty warm night for some of us, especially down towards the south—east corner. 17 in norwichones particularly in the north—west of scotland. it is going to be windy, unseasonably windy. those winds picking up across parts of northern ireland, western scotland and into north—west england at those temperatures are really no great shakes for august. 14 to maybe 23 in eastern england. tomorrow night, things will quieten down briefly but as we head into wednesday, their slump of heavy rain works its way and across northern ireland, scotland, parts of northern england, north wales, really strong winds. they could touch gale force across western coast in scotland, more like autumn than summer, 15—22. and there is more to come. as we head into thursday, this frontal system which will contain the remnants of hurricane ernesto, not a hurricane any more but an injection of

where carries out in norwich, a norway's capital, and also allowing for the peace stokes to be announced and continues. now as far as palestinians in the streets would tell you that is really use the interim agreement to make it for a minute. but also that is real chilled any potential for a future palestinian stage killed b o slow i b agreement itself by imposing facts on the ground that prevent any possibilities for a future palestinian state. and abraham reporting from ramada and y'all combined westbank. thank you for that middle. the protesters have again gathered, indeed kenyan capital. nairobi to calls the president william router's resignation . police fired 2 against the demonstrators. they made several arrests. this comes while the president was overseeing the swearing in of a new cabinet. at least 60 people were killed in the protests which began in june. many rights groups accused kenyon police of using excessive force from on this is go to malcolm with malcolm's joining us live from nairobi, malcolm, i think i recognize the streets of the cd behind you, the central business d

compare that with 23 in norwich and then through tuesday night while things do quieten down briefly,down into single digits. but as we head through wednesday, all change again. a frontal system bringing cloud and outbreaks of heavy rain through northern ireland into western scotland, some of that rain getting down into parts of northern england and north wales. it is going to be a windy day across these northern and western areas could be gales around some coasts in western scotland further south and east breezy but largely dry. 22 degrees in london, 16 for aberdeen and for glasgow. and then as we move through wednesday night into thursday, we continue to see this frontal system moving through, this one containing the remnants of what was hurricane ernesto. certainly not a hurricane any more, but an injection of moisture and energy, bringing some outbreaks of heavy rain southwards and eastwards with some really strong winds. we're looking at wind gusts of 40, 50mph or more in a few exposed spots. these kinds of winds, pretty unusual for this time of year. temperatures north to south

be replaced by cows by many —— south—east england, largely dry for parts of the day, 23 degrees in norwichthe showers most frequent up to was in north—west wellesley blustery winds, temperatures for many in the high teens or late 20s. you could get to 25 degrees in london, perhaps a sign of things to come. we are keeping a close eye on development over the weekend because it looks like we could start it up in some very warm or even hot air from the south. this is unlikely to affect all of us, especially affecting the south and east of the uk where temperature is could go up to the high 20s or late 30s, but that heat if it doesn't arrive, is unlikely to last long. this is bbc news, the headlines. nearly 6000 police officers are mobilised across the uk, with fears of more riots planned for wednesday. us vice president kamala harris makes her first public appearance with new running mate tim walz. israel's most wanted man, yahya sinwar,is announced as the new overall head of hamas. a hotel collapses in germany, killing at least one person — emergency personnel are still at the scene. let's ge

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temperatures could hit 27 celsius in norwich.number of showers for the rest of the week, especially across northwestern areas. bye for now. live from london. this is bbc news. yeah, it's overwhelming. free at last — wall streetjournal reporter evan gerschkovich arrives back on us soil with two others — just part of the largest prisoner exchange since the cold war. the kremlin blasts the west's allegations that russia tactically abducts people to create an "exchange fund". russia has admitted that the convicted hit man released in the swap was an fsb agent. hundreds of mourners attend funeral prayers for the hamas political leader, ismail haniyeh, in qatar. a former north korean diplomat who has no defected tells the bbc that

norwich and blackburn shared four goals.hey drew one—all with hull city. sheffield united drew 2—all with qpr, while there were 3—nil wins for swansea and watford against preston & stoke respectively. the fa cup final may be nine months away, but 272 non—league clubs are continuing on the long journey to wembley this weekend, in the preliminary round of the competition. it was honours even in the north—east derby between ashington and bishop auckland live on the red button. the visitors, bishop auckland, took the lead midway through the first half in northumbria. but the two sides will have to do it all over again after the hosts — ashington — equalised, an hour into the game. the knockout stages of the league cup got under way in scotland today. defending champions rangers are on course for the quarterfinals. they're currently leading stjohnstone 2—0 thanks to goals from cyriel dessers and ross mccausland. there's just a few moments of added time left at hampden park. premiership side ross county were knocked out by league

temperatures could hit 27 celsius in norwich.pecially across north—western areas. hello, i'm steve lai. you're watching the context on bbc news. i was certain i was going to die input and's prison. i was certain i was going to die in putin's prison. i did not believe i would ever see my wife again. i did not believe i would ever see my family again. this feels really surreal. this feels like a film. i must confess that there are other comrades in prison left. there are over 1,000 political prisoners — including those who should have been sitting at the table instead of me. this was a good day. for president biden — he hasn't had many lately. and an even better. day for the families. while moscow is getting back agents and spies and a hit man, out of russian jail estimate going the other way, dissidents, journalists and an artist. quite a contrast.

in aberdeen, 20 in cardiff, 25 in norwich. the temperatures. !5—23. so it is not a quiet week weather—wise. 15-23. so it is not a quiet week weather-wise.— 15-23. so it is not a quiet week weather-wise. looking at the blue ma -. you weather-wise. looking at the blue map- you get _ weather-wise. looking at the blue map- you get a — weather-wise. looking at the blue map. you get a sense _ weather-wise. looking at the blue map. you get a sense of— weather-wise. looking at the blue map. you get a sense of how i weather-wise. looking at the blue map. you get a sense of how wet| weather-wise. looking at the blue| map. you get a sense of how wet it has been. but that is normal in terms of the rainfall levels, it is just maybe when we are getting it, getting it in august. we just maybe when we are getting it, getting it in august.— getting it in august. we are seeing uuite a lot getting it in august. we are seeing quite a lot of— getting it in august. we are seeing quite a lot of rain _ getting it in august. we are seeing quite a lot

still some of that warmth left over there in norwich — 25 degrees.s on wednesday. quite a few isobars, those pressure lines, so that means gusty conditions with showers moving through northern ireland, scotland, affecting some irish sea coasts as well. i think the sunnier skies will be the further east, south—east and further south you are. but on those winds, gusting 30 to perhaps even a0 miles an hour around some coasts on wednesday. and the temperatures bang—on average for the time of the year — 18 in glasgow, about 20 in liverpool and birmingham, and in london, maybe a couple of degrees higher than that. so that was wednesday. here's a look at thursday. a little bit of uncertainty in where this rain is going to be. but the broad message is southern parts of the uk could end up being quite cloudy on thursday, with some outbreaks of rain. still, temperatures in the low 20s. i think the sunnier weather will be across scotland. here in aberdeen, some sunshine, about the high teens. so let's have a look at the forecast, then. the outlook from midweek

back in october last year, and also worked for west brom, hull, everton, watford, aston villa and norwich016. there's more reaction to that on the bbc sport website — you can follow the latest from the swimming at the olympics there too, where17—year—old summer mcintosh has broken the olympic record — taking gold for canada in the 400m individual medley. that is on the sport for now. we are going to stay with the olympics and get reaction to that particularly controversial moment in the boxing today. the algerian imane khelif is through to the quarterfinals of the women's 66—kilo category after her opponent, italy's angela carini, abandoned the bout in 46 seconds. she tookjust one punch to the face and then walked to her corner where she was heard saying, "its not right". the italian boxer was in tears after the match — she told reporters it was the hardest punch she had ever taken — and that she had stopped the fight to preserve her life. khelif is one of two athletes who was cleared to compete in paris, despite being disqualified from last year's world boxing championships forfailing to

temperatures could hit 27 celsius in norwich.ooking at a number of showers for the rest of the week, especially across northwestern areas. bye for now. hello, i'm steve lai. you're watching the context on bbc news. minister's foreign minister accuses... hello from the bbc sport centre. 0ne place to start, and that's in paris. plenty more medals in the pool to come. is there any stopping france's superhero of the pool and golden boy of the games so far, leon marchand? the 22—year—old broke another 0lympic record at the la defence arena, this time in the 200m individual medley. another gold for marchand makes it four now for him in paris. britain's duncan scott was a second further back, for the silver, with shun wang of china in third.

compare that with 23 in norwich and then through tuesday night while things do quieten down briefly, some places down into single digits. but as we head through wednesday, all change again. a frontal system bringing cloud and outbreaks of heavy rain through northern ireland into western scotland,

compare that with 23 in norwich and then through tuesday night while things do quieten down briefly,aces down into single digits. but as we head through wednesday, all change again. a frontal system bringing cloud and outbreaks of heavy rain through northern ireland into western scotland, some of that rain getting down into parts of northern england and north wales. it is going to be a windy day across these northern and western areas could be gales around some coasts in western scotland further south and east breezy but largely dry. 22 degrees in london, 16 for aberdeen and for glasgow. and then as we move through wednesday night into thursday, we continue to see this frontal system moving through, this one containing the remnants of what was hurricane ernesto. certainly not a hurricane any more, but an injection of moisture and energy, bringing some outbreaks of heavy rain southwards and eastwards with some really strong winds. we're looking at wind gusts of 40, 50mph or more in a few exposed spots. these kinds of winds, pretty unusual for this time of year. temperatures north to s

still, some of that warmth left over there in norwich. 25 degrees.with us on wednesday. quite a few isobars, those pressure lines. so that means gusty conditions with showers moving through northern ireland, scotland, affecting some irish sea coasts as well. i think the sunnier skies will be the further east, southeast and further south you are, but on those winds, gusting 30 to perhaps even 40 miles an hour around some coasts on wednesday, and the temperatures bang—on average for the time of the year — 18 in glasgow, about 20 in liverpool and birmingham, and in london, maybe a couple of degrees higher than that. so that was wednesday. here's a look at thursday. a little bit of uncertainty in where this rain is going to be. but the broad message is southern parts of the uk could end up being quite cloudy on thursday, with some outbreaks of rain. still, temperatures in the low 20s. i think the sunnier weather will be across scotland. here in aberdeen, some sunshine, about the high teens. so let's have a look at the forecast and the outlook from midwee

officers stabbing in norwich. place last night where a man was pronounced dead at the scene. norfolk constabulary believe it's an isolated incident. they say there's no wider risk to the public, but they're appealing to anyone who may have witnessed the incident to get in touch . the incident to get in touch. donald trump has agreed to debate vice president kamala harris. he's accepted an offer from fox news for a televised face off on september the 4th. it's not yet known if the presumptive democratic nominee will agree to take part, although she's previously indicated that she is ready . indicated that she is ready. trump says the debate will feature a full, full arena audience. ariel mortkowicz, spokesman for republicans overseas, told us trump's annoyed and he's calling the shots. >> he agreed to do two debates with president biden, but unfortunately, president biden didn't have the ability to go the length, the full length of the length, the full length of the distance. and he, donald trump feels a little bit

still some of that warmth left over there in norwich — 25 degrees. scotland, affecting some irish sea coasts as well. i think the sunnier skies will be the further east, south—east and further south you are. but on those winds, gusting 30 to perhaps even 40 miles an hour around some coasts on wednesday. and the temperatures bang—on average for the time of the year — 18 in glasgow, about 20 in liverpool and birmingham, and in london, maybe a couple of degrees higher than that. so that was wednesday. here's a look at thursday. a little bit of uncertainty in where this rain is going to be. but the broad message is southern parts of the uk could end up being quite cloudy on thursday, with some outbreaks of rain. still, temperatures in the low 20s. i think the sunnier weather will be across scotland. here in aberdeen, some sunshine, about the high teens. so let's have a look at the forecast, then. the outlook from midweek onwards, into the weekend — our typical british summer with a variety of weather icons there and temperatures, well, quite warm in the

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norwich city and sheffield united also shared the points at carrow road.ford. in scotland, rangers were the big winners of the day — thumping ross county 6—0 at hampden park. just two other games today — dundee united beat stjohnstone 2—0, and it finished 2—2 at easter road between hibs and dundee. onto formula i, where mclaren's lando norris will start on pole in tomorrow's dutch grand prix. home favourite and current world champion max verstappen thought he had a fourth consecutive pole at zandvoort before norris pipped him by three tenths of a second in the very last lap. his team—mate oscar piastri will start 3rd. for mercedes, george russell in p4 while lewis hamilton failed to move past 02. to golf and world numberi nelly korda had a three—shot lead after a blemish—free 68 in the second round of the women's open at st andrews. the american started the day eight—under with england's charley hull — who led after round one — and defending champion lilia vu her closest challengers on 5 under. plenty of change, though. jane dougall is at the old course in

temperatures could hit 27 celsius in norwich.came under attack — it's the latest in a series of disturbances in english cities this week. we will have more from the scene. our other main story tonight — it's a glorious day for team gb at the olympics. a flawless performance from bryony page brought britain its first ever olympic gold on the trampoline. and tears ofjoy from emily craig and imogen grant — their golds among several gb medals on the water. also, france's superstar swimmer, leon marchand, delights the home crowd by taking his fourth gold of these games. on bbc london... extra powers for police in southend this weekend following widespread