sara girvin, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello there.e temperature reached 30 degrees. it's quite a bit cooler and fresher today, but at least there's some sunshine around. these were the earlier showers and increasingly becoming confined to the north west of scotland, keeping it cool here. one or two showers potentially this afternoon across some other western areas, but in the east, in the dry weather and sunshine, temperatures are pleasant, 22 or 23 degrees. now this evening, a lot of that cloud willjust tend to melt away. the showers in scotland becoming confined towards the far north, and the winds are easing here as well. with clear skies and quite chilly air, it will turn quite cold overnight — temperatures in scotland and northern ireland could be as low as 4 or 5 degrees and quite chilly as well across england and wales, but those clearer skies mean plenty of sunshine to start the day. it will warm up quite quickly. the showers move away from northern scotland and the winds continue to drop. we'll see some sea breezes developing

sara girvin has that story. evacuated on sunday, finally, residents have been allowed home. i was just worried — what am i going to come home too? will there be a house standing? it was all an unknown, so as i've come back, there's no damage, it's absolutely amazing. so glad to be home now and just get settled again, go and pick up my cat so i can bring him back as well! some minor damage to properties has been reported. joan's new home is about 50 metres from the blast site but was unscathed. ijust can't believe it's still standing, i want to cry. all i'll say, it'sjust a sense of relief, i'm just so relieved. explosion whoa! police have confirmed the device was an airdropped sc—500 german bomb from world war ii. they said the device, which was more than 1,000 lb and around 83 years old, still posed a significant risk to public safety. soldiers had been building a sand filled structure around the bomb, preparing for a controlled explosion, and now, this is all that's left. as 400 evacuated homeowners return, th

sara girvin is in newtownards. sara. today to prepare for a possible controlled explosion. the device is said to be more than 1000 lb, and the first of its kind evil and upset for the world war ii munitions are uncovered across _ for the world war ii munitions are uncovered across the _ for the world war ii munitions are uncovered across the uk - for the world war ii munitions are uncovered across the uk from - for the world war ii munitions are l uncovered across the uk from time for the world war ii munitions are - uncovered across the uk from time to time, but rarely because the level of disruption caused a need of disruption caused in newtownards. £400. today, residents packed up and left with no idea when they will be allowed to return. we have my daughter's wheelchair in the back_ we have my daughter's wheelchair in the back my husband and myself and her clothes — the back my husband and myself and her clothes. she has severe complex needs. _ her clothes. she has severe complex needs. a _ her clothes. she has sever

our ireland correspondent sara girvin has the story.sidential cruise taking in cities across the globe. but they spent more time in one city than they bargained for. holly has been in belfast since may with her cat captain for company. he's used to the yachting thing. he lived on a boat in the winter. ever since he was a kitten. and he's a trooper. he's wonderful. he's raring to go. what has been the best thing about your time in belfast? and what's been the worst? well, the worst by far is the weather. i feel so sorry for you all. i have had to buy vitamin d for the first time in my life. you know, florida, we don't need that. the people here have all been supportive and the best invention ever are half pints of beer. we don't have those in america. passengers on this cruise were given the option of buying their cabin outright, rather than paying a rate like a hotel, meaning they'll live on this ship for at least the next three years. and according to the company's website, buying a cabin can cost anywhere between $100,000 and $900,000

sara girvin has been speaking to passengers.ity to live on a ship. ..taking in 425 destinations, including more than 100 tropical islands. but so far, those on board are yet to leave the first port of call — not so tropical belfast. holly has been docked in the city since may with her cat captain for company. he's used to the yachting thing. he lived on a boat in the winter and he's a trouper. he's wonderful. he's raring to go. belfast has provided passengers with highs and lows. well, the worst by far is the weather. i feel so sorry for you all. i have had to buy vitamin d for the first time in my life. you know, florida, we don't need that. the best thing, the people here have all been supportive. i'm willing to wait as long as it takes. the passengers are trying to stay positive despite their extended stay in belfast. sure, we've been frustrated at times, but really it's all been part of the adventure. it's been amazing to learn - a new country, a new culture, all the food, all the drinks. so i've enjoyed . getting to know it

sara girvin has been speaking to passengers.hip. ..taking in 425 destinations, including more than 100 tropical islands. but so far, those on board are yet to leave the first port of call — not so tropical belfast. holly has been docked in the city since may with her cat captain for company. he's used to the yachting thing. he lived on a boat in the winter and he's a trouper. he's wonderful. he's raring to go. belfast has provided passengers with highs and lows. well, the worst by far is the weather. i feel so sorry for you all. i have had to buy vitamin d for the first time in my life. you know, florida, we don't need that. the best thing, the people here have all been supportive. i'm willing to wait as long as it takes. the passengers are trying to stay positive despite their extended stay in belfast. sure, we've been frustrated at times, but really it's all been part of the adventure. it's been amazing to learn - a new country, a new culture, all the food, all the drinks. so i've enjoyed getting to know it. all the guinness!

sara girvin reports world war ii munitions are discovered across the united kingdom from time to timep and left with no idea when they will be allowed to return home. we have my daughter�*s little chair in the back, we have my husband and myself and her clothes. she has severe complex needs. she has a lot of behavioural issues, severe autism and adhd said this people has been very upsetting for her. jean and adhd said this people has been very upsetting for her.— very upsetting for her. joan lives 'ust very upsetting for her. joan lives just outside _ very upsetting for her. joan lives just outside the _ very upsetting for her. joan lives just outside the cordon - very upsetting for her. joan lives just outside the cordon but - very upsetting for her. joan lives just outside the cordon but has l just outside the cordon but has bought a house close to where the device was found. she is due to move there next month and is worried about what happens if the bomb explodes. i about what happens if the bomb exlodes. ., , ., , ., ., , explodes. i would be awful not to be concerned- — explodes

sara girvin sent this report from the scene.ome. we're 'ust waiting out for the go-ahead to — home. we're just waiting out for the go-ahead to go _ home. we're just waiting out for the go-ahead to go through. _ home. we're just waiting out for the go-ahead to go through. was - home. we're just waiting out for the go-ahead to go through. was in - home. we're just waiting out for the go-ahead to go through. was in it . home. we're just waiting out for the | go-ahead to go through. was in it as loud as i expected _ go-ahead to go through. was in it as loud as i expected it _ go-ahead to go through. was in it as loud as i expected it to _ go-ahead to go through. was in it as loud as i expected it to be. - go-ahead to go through. was in it as loud as i expected it to be. the - loud as i expected it to be. the ground — loud as i expected it to be. the ground didn't shifter anything. you don't expose _ ground didn't shifter anything. you don't expose if the bomb would explode. — don't expose if the bomb would expiode. we _ don't expose

sara girvin sent this report from the scene.ousing estate. as the explosion took place, residents, some of whom were evacuated on sunday, queued up to be allowed home. since we've been here, they've done an explosion. so now, like i say, we're just waiting now for the go—ahead to go through. it wasn't as loud as i expected it to be. i mean, the ground didn't shake or anything. we have been concerned, yes, i suppose if the bomb did explode, you know, we are worried in case of the damage. i all relieved it's over, that's it passed. police have confirmed the device was an airdropped sc—500 german bomb from world war ii. they said the device, which was more than 1,000le and around 83 years old, still posed a significant risk to public safety. since it was discovered, soldiers have been building a sound structure around it, preparing for the controlled explosion. this evening, a large cordon remains in place. and we've been speaking to the developer of the site. he says, initially, the damage does not seem so bad. homes near to the e

the bbc�*s sara girvin reports from belfaast on the stranded cruise liner — and its passengers. on a boat in the winter ever since he was a kitten. he's a trooper. he's raring to go. what has been the best thing about your time in belfast and what's been the worst? the worst by far is the weather. i feel so sorry for you all. i have had to buy vitamin d for the first time in my life. in florida, we don't need that. the best thing — the people here, they've all been supportive. the best invention ever, half pints of beer. we don't have those in america. passengers on this cruise were given the option of buying their cabin outright, rather than paying a rate like a hotel. meaning they'll live on the ship for at least the next three years. and according to the company's website, buying a cabin can cost anywhere between $100,000 and $900,000. at the moment, passengers spend their days on the ship or on different trips, but sleep in hotels. there have been frustrations, but the passengers we spoke to have faith the ship will launch soon. sure, we've been frustrated at times. but real

problems with its rudder and gearbox, it still hasn't left the port. 0ur ireland correspondent sara girvine city than they bargained for. holly has been in belfast since may, with her catch captain company. he belfast since may, with her catch captain company-— belfast since may, with her catch captain company. he is used in the achtin: captain company. he is used in the yachting thing. _ captain company. he is used in the yachting thing. he _ captain company. he is used in the yachting thing, he lived _ captain company. he is used in the yachting thing, he lived on - captain company. he is used in the yachting thing, he lived on a i captain company. he is used in the yachting thing, he lived on a boat | yachting thing, he lived on a boat in the winter ever since he was a kitten and he is a trooper. he is wonderful and he is raring to go. what has been the best thing about your time in belfast, and what has been the worst? the your time in belfast, and what has been the worst?— your time in belfast, and what has been the worst? the worst has been the weather- — been the worst? the worst ha

sara girvin, bbc news, in newtownards. time for a look at the weather. here's ben. to elect the first woman to the white house. we'll be live in chicago. hello and welcome to newsnight, the home of insight and interviews, including tonight the doctor who was the first on the scene when that superyacht sank off sicily. translation: it was darkness that exerience translation: it was darkness that experience during _ translation: it was darkness that experience during the _ translation: it was darkness that experience during the ship - translation: it was darkness that experience during the ship wreck, l experience during the ship wreck, they spoke of about five minutes, maybe three to five minutes, from the moment the boat was lifted, raised by the waves, until it sank. it was a tragic scene because as i mentioned earlier, there was the shock related to the search for their friends and family members and relatives, they were truly apocalyptic scenes. on tonight's panel we have sir craig oliver, former downing street director of communications under david c