the iconic, giant panda tian pulls branched out on its twenty-sixth birthday at the national zoo publishingtitute in washington d.c. the tian tian hutka will return to china i sent more than 20 prepared radiated states from the behavior with the weather between the zoos-boshins, tone and the chinese wildlife association, the wild tracts of yak will be held from the 23rd of the faith with the uncompromising potter. and at a time we will propagate the report forecast for the yard. for tomorrow, with our neighbors and on the territory of belarus, ukraine, towards central and afternoon europe, staggers into cloudy with clearings of the courtyard in the afternoon, short-hour rainfall. ukraine to the west of europe so very cloudy without a dozhu fell at night europe is walking by the locals, not great showers ukraine near hundreds of europe in cloudy weather with significant showers clearing and forecast in berlin from +13 to +24°. clear near warsaw 13:21° heat, partly cloudy. kiwi has 17-23 with a plus sign, and a stick is not predicted in vilnius from 10 to 20 ° you have heat. clearly ryha 13 2

tian, mei xiang and xiao qiji will be feted at a nine—day panda palooza starting this saturday return to china as part of the zoo's agreement with the china wildlife conservation. the departure will leave the us capitol panda—less for the first time since 1999. the zoo has worked with china to house pandas since 1972. the giant pandas are expected to leave for china no later than december 7th. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. the weather in the north atlantic is becoming a lot more turbulent. thejet stream is increasing in strength and the weather will be turning more and more unsettled in the coming days, in fact, rest of the weekend. for some of us, it's going to be a real mixed bag with spells of wind and rain sweeping across the country. here's one such weather front that's sweeping across the uk right now. it's bringing outbreaks of rain almost anywhere. it won't be raining all the time. you can see sort of these distinct clumps of rain crossing the country, but with that also strengthening winds. and they are coming in from the southwest. actually, remnants of an old

now the three pandas living in washington, meixiang, tian-tian and xiao tidi, will return to their historicalnd of november. all others until the end of next year. this is due to the validity of the agreement between the countries. lease agreements with the united states have expired; beijing will not renew them going. all this is called punk diplomacy. china is handing over its bears. only friends. 51 years ago they became a gift from america for recognizing the people's republic of china as a state, but modern states are no longer willing to be friends with china. washington does not stop engaging in aggressive provocations and surrounds china with a ring of military bases. the american military presence is already expanding not only in southeast asia, but in the ocean. the american patri air defense system may be permanently deployed on the territory of the republic of palau. there same, in the nearest one. us radar stations may appear in the next few years, the president of the island state, uips, said. this is justified by the actions of chinese ships in the exclusive economic zone of pa

and don't panda to the chinese — as washington zoo prepares the return the mei xiang and tian tian — does have the right approach to the wolf diplomacy in beijing. good evening. keir starmer will seek a major renegotiation of britain's relationship with the european union, if his opposition labour party wins the next election. in an interview he has given to the financial times, the labour leader said he would put a closer trading relationship with brussels at the heart of a drive for economic growth. that would include a significant rewrite of the uk—eu's trade and cooperation agreement which is up for renewal in 2025. mr starmer told the ft, "almost everyone recognises the dealjohnson struck is not a good deal, it's far too thin. sir keir will be at the elysee palace tomorrow for a meeting with president macron. last week, he was advocating a closer relationship with europe, to stop the small boats crossing the channel. an agreement he said that might involve the uk taking a set quota of migrants from the eu in return. with me is our political correspondent rob watson. if you want