those stormy conditions to be found further north across scandinavia, windy right across...ecoming much quieter on the second half of tuesday, but looking ahead there could be stormy weather ahead on thursday or friday but nothing like we saw today. welcome back. in iraq thousands of people have been fleeing kirkuk, kurdish forces and iraqi soldiers had been fighting with each other, but now they are fighting over a territory. there was a sustained outburst of gunfire at the position of the head, and we can't be sure where it came from —— position up ahead. the opposition is crying foul.

no pressure of the software scandinavia and still some the software scandinavia and still some strong tuesday. fine with some sunny spells but still enough of a wind to make it feel chilly. high—pressure squeezed away going into wednesday bringing more rain into scotland and northern ireland. pretty wet across western scotland and into cumbria for a time on wednesday. south of that staying mainly dry but even here the wind picking up again as well.

is because the high pressure were squeezed out of the way into the west, a significant low into scandinaviasty winds from the north and it will feel really quite cold in comparison to what we have seen this week and the favoured spots that, across the far north and north sea facing coast. sheltered part of the south and west seeing 14 degrees the south and west seeing 14 degrees the hype, further north and east, quite bitter. take care. you are watching beyond 100 days. is donald trump and a loved fest or a hate spat? they have denounced the president, he's boasts a standing ovations. the latest to speak out says he can no longer be complicit in the president's bad behaviour.|j in the president's bad behaviour.” have children and grandchildren to a nswer to have children and grandchildren to answer to and so, mr president, i will not be complicit or silent. the washington post says hillary clinton's campaign funded the dossier about donald trump's ties to russia. and a european parliament debate on sexual violence against women ends up highlighting harassment in the institution itself. also

this mild and is coming from the azores all the way to the uk and coming into southern of scandinavia been with us the 23 days now and it won't really change an awful lot overall, we are still going to be importing mild air from overall, we are still going to be importing mild airfrom the south—west, but the difference tomorrow will be that this weather front will shift further southwards, meaning that the cloud and drizzle will be also further southwards through the morning and into the afternoon, which means that many areas to the north will have more sunshine. this is what it looks like in the morning, still pretty cloudy as far north as perhaps the midlands and also across western scotland we have some showers, but overall a lot of bright weather across most parts of bright weather across most parts of the uk first thing on wednesday, and not cold at all. this weather front is sinking southwards, and sliding along its still, just around the southern counties, so north of this line here, the m4 corridor, north of that it will be sunday, further south it will be cloudy and quite dri

s and scandinavia look at serbia there's many carriers who are too small to survive and this what we see in germany no is the biggest bankruptcy of european and in recent decades but this is only the beginning so there has to be more to come ok and they espied international aviation journalist in hamburg and it will be a steep on the take the apple and thank you so much for this to russia now where authorities have agreed to regulate the crypto currency market currencies of course such as bitcoin enable individuals to transfer value to each other and pay for goods and services bypassing banks and the mainstream financial system it's a trend not just in big cities but also small communities. one not far from moscow. the village of color you know though a couple hours drive from moscow it's home to just seven families who would have thought that this town poses a threat to the world's financial system that's what the russian government is accusing this mayor of doing. like everyone else i had no money bank loans were too expensive and the government didn't help either there just wasn't

scandinavia and scotland are the ideal places to farmed salmon.ith asia being a huge market going forward ? with asia being a huge market going forward? are you looking for acquisitions in the region? we will be acquiring more farming because we see the demand for our product but there are no acquisitions in asia but we would be hoping that we can cater to as many asian customers as possible. we want to carve out a particular niche for us and the uk has recently been very good at making global artisan brands like craft beer, fever tree in tonic. we wa nt to craft beer, fever tree in tonic. we want to be the fever tree of fish. kfc in china is doing well after splitting up from its parent company. it said same—store sales rose 6% in three months to august, lifting profits to more than $200 million in the quarter. yum also declare the cash givers and ——a cash dividend. i's government is planning to open up its coal industry giving foreign companies a chance to both mine and sell the commodity. parliament approved the proposal four years ago but i's

low pressure in scandinavia, northerly wind kicking in which will allow the cold air further down windicking in which will allow the cold air further down in scotland and along the north sea facing coasts. stein mild in the south—west but a noticeable difference if you are out at about on sunday. 11—14 is the high for most of england and wales, eight and the high for most of england and wales, eightand nine the high for most of england and wales, eight and nine into the north and on the strength of the wind it will be cold. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11pm: latest figures showed the uk economy grew faster than expected. growth was up 0.4% in three months to september, increasing the likelihood that interest rates will be raised next week. it outperformed market expectations as the uk economy has done overall since the referendum last year and what it shows is the underlying fundamental strength of this economy. the brexit department is forced to clarify remarks from david davis on when parliament will vote on leaving the eu. energy costs are too high and households aren't benefi

as the low pressure moves off towards scandinavia away from scotland, perhaps gales or severe gales inds on tuesday, the winds are slowly easing, most of us will feel fine with some sunny spells. still quite chilly. high pressure getting squeezed southwards on wednesday, rain bearing weather fronts. strengthening wind once again, looking pretty wet across western scotla nd looking pretty wet across western scotland into cumbria for a time on wednesday. south of that, it will stay mainly dry. even here, the winds will be picking up again too. this is bbc news. the headlines. hundreds of people are injured in a day of violence in the spanish region of catalonia as police try to prevent a referendum on independence from taking place. one of the policemen take him by the head, take off his glasses and then started to kick my dad here. french soldiers shoot dead a man who killed two women in a knife attack outside the main railway station in marseille. on the first day of the conservative party conference, the prime minister says her cabinet is united as she faces questions over the loyalty

and through into or scandinavia further towards a science working relatively dry and fine across the iberian peninsula and parts of france sunshine there temperatures into the twenty's now further north looking pretty wet and windy winds shooting through the baltic region and some colder share with it too cold but still across more eastern areas and there's that low pressure center is slowly filling so the energy of the storms gradually decreasing with time through into thursday storms obadiah that stage this frontal system pushing up against cold air is going to choose quite a bit of snow as it pushes in towards moscow during the course of the day and roughly mild air pushing further towards the north so seventeen isn't too bad for want of this time of the deep low pressure system towards the west into north africa it's looking fine in many areas but we have got this low pressure down through the gulf of sirte give you some heavy showers on the coast of libya in particular further towards the east so it should be fine in karachi in the day with highs of thirty one. it sank to the so

and all the excitement over the remains of feet of disappeared into the ether now across scandinavia we've still got plenty of cloud in western europe now but it's your standard frontal cloud it's done some good in portugal and spain has had to help dampen down the fires are no longer a significant problem but that strong up frontal system in close is what is really becoming a very warm area it's nearly twenty in northern germany much the same in london and even the other side of that cold drugs still talk about seventeen in madrid and that's light of warm up i think in the next day or so but the rain on the front itself will age in to that western side of mediterranean southern france the riviera included but notice the wind southerly so the water is still traveling north with it back out through belgium towards probably holland you have around the twenty mark there until the cow digs in a bit more even then it's not cold sixty seventy the real warm to sitting down and remain your bug area and greece where we see temperatures slowly rising up into the middle twenty's with the sun in

germany and to scandinavia he was there one who are going to just to get on with countries like america donor serbia and slovenia that this route for illegal migrants became closed and since then. the number of migrants decreased very much and then. he will not only be able but he proved already that he will be able to do something because this also was more or less to cornerstone of a politics that was overtaken also by european union and even by until america even if she did not like this very much at the beginning yeah so still a lot of talking to do this week isn't there in terms of coalitions and all that we will be keeping track of it thank you very much for your time this hour of verner fosler band president of the austrian institute for european policy and security in vienna. now and one of the biggest stories to shape the past week the president of catalonia suspended declaring the region's independence calling for dialogue with madrid on the move prompted the spanish prime minister to demand clarification on whether independence of officially been declared or not. we asked for

and scandinavia suddenly they realize they aren't alone in their hunt for except the orcas simply come here to chase herring and seals they rarely come so close to people. with. nothing. to sell and they asked hey look this is such a unique place we're here in the arctic one reason to come to the little foden islands is the great waves and apart from that there aren't too many people here. a visit to the foton islands in winter can be a spectacular experience thanks to the northern lights. australian pro surfer mick fanning was in luck last december when he got to surf with this panorama for a backdrop. credible charge you. like it or painting. the surfing based on the photo nylons has been around for many years its rule style surfing to heat up there's a mobile sauna and you can even buy grilled sausages with a credit card but they don't come cheap. if you're not camping at the beach accommodation can cost you more than in some cities. it was surfing that brought marion france and father here. he learned to surf as a sailor in australia. i shan't get it back this month. my father buil

a low into scandinavia will introduce these strong and gusty winds from the north.o this week. the favoured spots for that the far north and north sea facing coasts. 11 to 14 north and north sea facing coasts. 11 to 1a celsius the high, further eastis 11 to 1a celsius the high, further east is feeling cold. and on the strength of the wind, it is better. take care. this is beyond 100 days, with me katty kay in washington — christian fraser's in london. our top stories: president trump calls his meeting with republican senators a "love fest" but that hasn't calmed his feud with two in the room. one republican congressman told us that some are ready for it to stop. ifi if i think it's not helpful for our party to have this kind of big food fight in front of everybody. research funded hillary clinton's campaign resulted on the dossier on donald trump. that's according to a new report which works to connect the dots. coming up in the next half hour: what the hashtag "me too" tells us about sexual harassment in the european parliament. we're live in strasbourg to find out

a cold wind across scandinavia. here in the uk on tuesday not a bad day. western areas and later in the day the winds pick up and we will see rain moving into western areas of scotland. through tuesday into wednesday this rain will trickle south across northern ireland, bringing wet weather to northern england and wales as well. so our weather is set to turn more u nsettled. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. donald trump and a critic falling out isn't always news, it happens all the time. but it does matter when it's a senior republican senator who's accusing the president of putting the us on the path to world war iii. venezuela is becoming more and more isolated. another major airline has suspended flights into caracas. we'll be live in barcelona on the eve of possible declaration of catalan independence. this was the spanish government's message to the regional president earlier. translation: we have told him several times he was walking towards an abyss, i think he is now hanging from the abyss. at least 12 people have drowned and many mor

as the pressure moves to scandinavia way from scotland, still strong wind initially on tuesday, that'ss high pressure builds on tuesday, the wind slowly eases and most of us will be fine with sunny spells. enough wind to make it feel chilly. i pressure getting squeezed away south as we go into wednesday, bringing more rain bearing weather fronts into scotland, northern ireland, eventually northern england with strengthening wind. once again, pretty wet across western scotland and into cumbria for a time on wednesday. south of that, it'll stay in the dry, but even here the winds will be picking up again, too. this is bbc news. the headlines at five. on the first day of the conservative party conference, the prime minister promises to review the whole system of university funding in england. people are worried about the level of debts that the students build up so we will look at it again. french soldiers have shot dead a man who stabbed to death two people outside the main railway station in marseille. the mayor of barcelona says over 460 people have been injured by riot police sent to

direction again, high—pressure drifting to the south—west allowing this low pressure to develop over scandinaviae, gales are likely, cold at any time of year but it will feel quite cold indeed on the exposed coast of scotland and running down through the north sea. that could be a shock to the system after what we've had this week. mild are staying in the south—west, it won't be as bad here but a bit of exposure on the coast and it's going to feel quite cold, eight or 9 degrees but perhaps colder than that, 11th-14 degrees but perhaps colder than that, 11th—14 further south. on sunday the wind will be light, maybe a touch of frost on monday morning but again monday could be quite a quiet day. dry and mostly sunny, not too bad at all but the wind changing direction again, south—westerly returning, introducing mild air but wetter conditions in the far north—west. back to all change. in the middle of the week the low pressure may drift across the uk, introducing the potential for something a bit milder, but also wetter. the load is not expected to hang around for long and towards the end of the wee

as this area of low pressure d rifts into easing away, as this area of low pressure drifts into scandinavia and we draw attention to some rain pushing into the south—west a little later on. there has been some showers, chiefly to the north and the west but look to the east here, more shelterfrom the west but look to the east here, more shelter from the pennines, lovely spell of sunshine, in actual fa ct, lovely spell of sunshine, in actual fact, it has been a beautiful monday morning in sheffield. lovely picture here. as we go through the afternoon, we keep the showers and the blustery wind, despite the dales easing, with the exception of the northern isles and final feast, but which i was around and the wind, it will feel pretty warm out there, 12 to 14 degrees, high similar story for northern ireland. scattering of showers into north—west england and north wales but in the further east, and shelter, we cling on to the sunshine across parts of eastern england, east anglia, down into the south—east corner, highs of 17 celsius. —— north—west ireland and north wales. weather front moves in, s

in scandinavia, it will be cold enough snow, but not for us.tream is coming out of the north—west. i pressure here, low pressure here, so thatis pressure here, low pressure here, so that is where our air is going to be coming from. the overall message is for things to briefly cool down, but then there is an indication that by then there is an indication that by the time we get to the second half of the week, perhaps slightly milder airwill be of the week, perhaps slightly milder air will be returning to the uk. let's summarise early next week: cooler air coming from the north, so temperatures of 12—1adc. bree the —— breezy, often bright, with some showers. that's all from me. tonight at ten. theresa may says there's a degree of confidence that trade talks with the eu can start by the end of the year. reporting back on last week's summit, the prime ministerfaced labour claims that her approach to brexit was chaotic and damaging. i believe that by approaching these negotiations in a constructive way, in a spirit of co—operation, we will deliver t

weather streaming back in the across the british isles into the low countries side across into scandinavia so sad state does look a pretty wet one their first northern france through the low countries pushing right up into suede and the cool northwest wind coming down across sea u.k. around seventeen celsius or the around fifteen they're full of the end in central pa so there is that really wet weather down towards the southeast and heavy downpours coming through here corrected just eleven or twelve degrees celsius over the next couple days a real wet weekend here and that wet weather stretching across that eastern side of roumania the clouds in the rain that will spill its way across a dance awards poland still some very wet weather there into finland and sweden and then looking at some price and quiet to weather across the northwest london and paris at around seventeen degrees well the parts of africa generally five and dry looking very quiet now a little bit a fair weather cloud in place temperatures are bats at around twenty six celsius. the weather sponsored by. news has never been av

s and scandinavia look at serbia there's many carriers who are too small to survive and this is what we see in germany no is the biggest bankruptcy of european and in recent decades but this is only the beginning so there has to be more to come and they espied international aviation journalist in hamburg and it will be a steep on the take the apple and thank you so much for this thank you. well for the first time in over thirty years the united states is not going to the world cup finals after a humiliating to one defeat in trinidad and tobago and the seventeenth minute defend my gonzales try to clear the ball which went over goalie tim howard's head and into their own net post-game gonzales said it's one that will haunt me forever it's also going to haunt the fox television network they spent four hundred twenty five million dollars on the broadcast rights fox network stocks are down almost two and a half percent on the news. all right and more on the saga that surrounds catalonia that's called span exactly well spain has set the clock ticking for catalonia prime minister mariano ra

the weather if a wintry weather down into central passes lot of cloud that we have coming out of scandinavia down across the eastern side of here through poland down across the balkans however in some other lives showers longer spells of friday once again then notching their way a little further eastward temperatures behind vienna struggling to get to around ten degrees celsius i went to weather over the outskirts covering of snow sunny possible to hear quite a few centimeters likely over the next couple of days more clout of the rain spilling in cross see british isles temperatures picking up though for london at around sixteen thousand highs of around fifteen and paris and a touch modest still as we go on into tuesday a south westerly wind coming in but a fair amount of cloud and right with all of this time here it does mean rather gray skies grey skies down towards southern parts of the balkans easing over towards that eastern side of the mediterranean we see some lively downpours coming . into greece over the next dials a little bit about whether to affecting the fall north of libya once

heavier so some cloud and right to pushing across the low countries northern areas of germany into scandinavia linking down towards that what weather that we saw in. eastern parts of spain through thursday that western weather will ease its way further allows and that's for the system to come for say here's brian it's going to be a wet day it's going to a windy day very blustery winds could gust as high as one hundred kilometers per hour but as i said not as bad as a fadia the shot was longer spells of rain they also make their way across northwestern parts come down to central and southern passes generally fine and dry with pleasant sunshine across a good part of north africa but it shows you some cloud of right you can see that western weather starting to push cross northern areas about syria. there with sponsored by cats he's. like the only is it when they're online me what in hurricane winds full almost like thirty six hours these are the things that you u.p.a. has to address or if you join us on sat. but. a relationship is a dialogue tweet us with hash tag a.j. stream and one of your pitc

had all the excitement over the remains of feed it disappeared into the ether now across scandinavia we've still got plenty of cloud in western europe navvies your standard frontal climates done some good in portugal and spain has had to help dampen down the fires are no longer a significant problem but that strong up frontal system in close is what is really becoming a very warm area it's nearly twenty in northern germany much the same in london and even the other side of that cold drugs still talk about seventeen in madrid and that's lighter warm up i think in the next day or so but the rain on the front itself will age in to the western side of mediterranean southern france the riviera included but notice the southerly so the water is still travelling north with it back out through belgium towards probably holland's attempt just hover around the twenty mark there until the cow digs in a bit more even then it's not cold sixty seventy the real warm to sitting down and remain your bug area and greece where we see temperatures slowly rising up into the middle twenty's with the sun in

countries through scandinavia not a long line of wet weather we are all the way down into that western side of the mediterranean this bumping into an area of high pressure rather more settled weather across the eastern parts of it but that plateau right that will make some progress over the next day or so easing across poland or up into the baltic states and it comes all the way down across to the public austria into southern areas of germany still some pretty wet weather there across southern parts of france should be a tad try there across the british isles but a chilly northwesterly wind coming in sixteen selves for london sixteen celsius for paris as well so how. we go on into the stable make its way further something of a change for those eastern parts things turning rather windy and rather wait for someone celsius in moscow. thirty degrees in the cloud and rainfall he have and we'll see that's a that's a damp weather just fizzling out as it makes its way across the a ball can still rather disturb city blustery enough across the northwest of europe seventeen or eighteen celsius fr

spain and southern france, to the east of that there is a lot of dry weather across europe and into scandinavia rain there will be in northern ireland, it could turn much wetter through the day as well to parts of south—west england at the south and west of wales. it looks like worse for some at the weekend, another deep area of low pressure heads towards the uk. more about that and the weather for the week ahead coming up in half an hour. hello, i‘m karin giannone, this is outside source. china‘s xi jinping has been speaking to the communist party congress. he says it is time for the nation to ta ke ce ntre he says it is time for the nation to take centre stage in world affairs. stranded for days, the thousands of rohingya muslims fleeing, we report from the border with bangladesh. we look back on the 2002 moscow theatre siege and here one woman‘s account of the events of that night. two days after the killing of malta‘s most famous investigative journalist and a car bomb attack, the country‘s prime minister says her death is a nightmare. and every day, outside source features bbc journalists

tomorrow that will move away towards scandinavia and the wind will quickly die down and we look at aand, again, the temperature close to where it should be. that is how it looks. i hope that was a clear enough explanation for what you asked, dan. absolutely perfect. thank you very much. we are talking about old round pounds. they are old and are no longer legal tender. what do we do with them? there are still 400 million out there? even more than that. and i have found onejust now in the bottom of my bag. i was feeling smug but there was one left. knew she was your man bag later? absolutely. i am not shy about it. there are still 450 million old round pound coins out their. we got the new one in march with all of its fa ncy the new one in march with all of its fancy security features but if you have one of these somewhere in the bottom of your man bag or your handbag, what do you do with it? let's find out. 450 million of them are still out there and we have heard from loads of retailers that they will still ta ke of retailers that they will still take them. you have worked closely w

northwestern parts of europe it sweeps its way eastwards on wednesday working its way through parts of scandinavia and down through the baltic states but ahead of it is actually fine enjoy if cold so moscow one degrees is the maximum on wednesday he have only five it's warmer towards the southwest look at madrid where up at around twenty four degrees at seventy five in foreign high now all unsettled weather over the southeastern parts of europe is just about making its way on to the northern coast of africa as well so we're seeing one or two showers here and i think they're going to turn a little bit more intense as we head through wednesday so heavier showers across the coast of libya and a few more working their way on to the coast of egypt as well meanwhile for the west though it's falling and drawing no major drama's for us we're looking at around twenty six is the maximum they are about on wednesday and twenty three. there with sponsored by the time. i provoked it all is it alison whether online we were in hurricane winds for almost like thirty six hours these are the things that new u.k. has

in terms of gusts come tuesday though you see is gone because this shot away up towards parts of scandinavia so other states the warm air is still very much in place we get a lot of dust coming up from the sahara at the moment so some sets could be quite interesting across parts of france or towards more central areas showing up as a sunset so watch out for that otherwise cool conditions still for more eastern parts here twelve as a high in moscow north africa but wanted to showers coming in from the gulf towards the coast of libya otherwise fine conditions further east inkaar with temperatures topping out at thirty for central parts of africa we have a fair few showers around cameroon and towards the gulf of guinea reaching leader of times and across parts of it west africa still some showers likely here for the north into mali should be largely dry bamako thirty six. right. there watching al jazeera live from doha a reminder of our top stories this hour the iraqi army is advancing on kirkuk and has taken a gas facility to the south of the city which was under kurdish control the military s

and through into ward scandinavia further towards a science working relatively dry and fine across the iberian peninsula and parts of france sunshine there temperatures into the twenty's now further north ates looking pretty wet and windy winds shooting through the baltic region and some coldish air with it too cold but still across more eastern areas and there's that low pressure center is slowly filling so the energy of the storm is gradually decreasing with time through into thursday storms obadiah that stage this frontal system pushing up against cold air is going to use quite a bit of snow as it pushes into words moscow during the course of the day and roughly mild air pushing further towards the north so seventeen isn't too bad for want of this time of the deep low pressure system towards the west into north africa it's looking fine in many areas but we have got this low pressure down through the gulf assert giving some heavy showers on the coast of libya in particular further towards the east so it should be fine in karachi in the day with highs of thirty one. you're watching al

and to try wherever possible to take them back to scandinavia simply. the first phase of the evacuation started on march the fifteenth the white buses divided into two platoon. around forty s.s. and get stop only as officers were attached to the expedition. the first platoon headed east to the camp but sachsenhausen over three hundred kilometers away. yelm us on a swedish red cross volunteer accompanied them as a motorcycle escort. no matter the call from holds for. when we finally arrived in socks somehow some. called the gates were opened and a lot of norwegians came out in a fairly orderly way. that were there don't they were go first. and when they took the first steps more for you towards freedom. that was an experience or would open a huge experience park really. the second white house is a platoon headed south to die how shan barack and mauthausen. they took with them the detailed lists of danish and norwegian prisoners being held in nazi custody. the list helped the people from the rescue mission to know whom they searched in which camp so they

up to germany to scandinavia he was the one who organized that this route for illegal migrants becameclosed and since then also the number of migrants decreased very much and then. he will not only be able but he proved already that he will be able to do something because this also was more almost a quarter stone of a politics that was overtaken also by european union and even by angela america even if she did not like this very much at the beginning. in other news tonight an iraqi operation against the kurdish held city of kirkuk has been called a flagrant declaration of war by the kurdish peshmerga forces earlier the iraqi army advanced on the oil fields and an air base held by kurds iraq has also confirmed that it took control of cook airport where tensions spiked there when the kurds voted for independence from iraq at the end of september baghdad says its forces were there to quote increase security both moscow and washington diverged by its size to avoid any escalation saying they supporting a unified iraq is. the speaker of the iraqi parliament described the situation one littl

up to germany to scandinavia he was the one who organized that this route for illegal migrants becameclosed and since then also. the number of migrants decreased very much and then. he will not only be able but he proved already that he will be able to do something because this also was more almost a quarter stone of a politics that was overtaken also by european union and even by until america even if she did not like this very much at the beginning. a look at other news now and the president of catalonia now has until thursday to definitively state whether the region is going ahead with trying to break away from spain a deadline set by madrid for a yes or no answer elapsed earlier on monday but the catalan leader refused to clarify the position and their leaders in madrid pushing for a decisive answer benoit i would if it wasn't difficult for him to say yes are now on declaring independence it was a very easy question with a very easy answer catalonia has until a second deadline on thursday for mr pidgen mont to give a clear response which citizens are waiting for and wish them. rul

as we head through the course of the day, ex—hurricane ophelia pulls away towards scandinavia and the yesterday, the top temperature was 2a in the south—east and today we are looking at 17. through this evening and overnight, the rain continues to treat —— drift further north and east with some heavy bursts. clearer skies across northern ireland, for example. we could see some fog forming and in the rural parts of scotland, we will see some frost. temperatures holding up see some frost. temperatures holding up as we push further south under the band of rain. tomorrow, the rain continues to edge in the direction of the north sea and there will be a bit of cloud left behind it, producing some showers. equally, some sunshine but the main feature is where we have had severe gales, the winds will be much lighter and temperatures watch it —— once again in10— temperatures watch it —— once again in 10- 18. temperatures watch it —— once again in 10— 18. then we go into an u nsettled in 10— 18. then we go into an unsettled period in the south. we will be looking at some of your red sky end of d

up to germany and to scandinavia he was there one who organized that this route for illegal my.arents became closed and since then. the number of migrants decreased very much and the ends of. here will not only be able but he proved already that he will be able to do something because this solves all was more or less to cornerstone of a politics that was overtaken also by european union and even by bacteria even if she did not like this very much at the beginning. the toll from somalia's worst ever terror attack is still being counted this lunchtime it's now known in fact that more than three hundred have died and hundreds more have been injured in twin blasts in the capital on saturday mergence the workers are still pulling bodies from the ruins and say that the true number of casualties may never be know because of the intense heat generated by the initial. it's more devastation that well the bigger picture is not just eastern africa suffering from the threat of extremists it's a problem occurring continent wide and because of that president trump has been increasing the u.s.

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brabant has been surveying the political landscape in germany and sweden, and begins his report in scandinavia. >> reporter: in a gothenburg parking lot, supporters of the nordic resistance movement form up for what they hope will be their biggest-ever march, toei propagate an ideology espoused by mother of eight, paulina forslund. >> when white becomes the minority, they will be destroyed. i want my children to have ach secure future. i want not only for them to have a secure sweden, i want them too have a secure world. and i want other people to fight for the same thing. >> reporter: when addressing her fellow neo-nazis, forslund's rhetoric sharpens.or >> i'm the welder's daughter, the forester's grandchild. my line consists of hard-workini men and women. it's people like them we can thank for the welfare system that our lying politicians are now giving away to imported trash. >> reporter: clearly expecting trouble, the movement's leaders have a muscular protection detail, marching past a silent protest. the sign reads "no nazis on our streets." this protestor would only give her name as joh

from the atlantic big area of rolling across the british isles across the low countries through scandinavia not a long line of wet weather through all the way down into that western side of the mediterranean this bumping into an area of high pressure rather more settled weather across the east and piles of it but that pattern right that will make some progress over the next day or so easing across poland well way up into the baltic states and it comes all the way down across to the public austria into southern areas of jamey still some pretty wet weather there across the southern parts of france should be a tad dry there across the british isles but a chilly northwesterly wind coming in sixteen selves for london sixteen celsius for paris as well so has a cloud of rain today as we go on into where the state will make its way further something of a change for those eastern parts things turning rather when they add rather wet falls nine celsius in moscow thirty degrees in the cloud and rainfall he have and we see that that's a damp weather just fizzling out as it makes its way across the balka

weather if a wintry weather down into central passes along lot of cloud that we have coming out of scandinavia down across east of here through poland down across the balkans however in some other lives showers longer spells of friday once again they're not going away a little further eastwards temperatures behind we had a struggling to get to around ten degrees celsius i went to weather over the outskirts covering of snow sunday possible to hear quite a few centimeters likely over the next couple of days more cloud of the rain spilling in cross the british isles temperatures picking up for london at around sixteen of around fifteen in paris and a touch modest still as we go on into tuesday a southwesterly wind coming in but a fair amount of cloud and right with this time here it does mean rather gray skies grey skies down towards southern parts of the balkans easing over towards that eastern side of the mediterranean we see some lively downpours coming into greece over the next dials a little bit about whether to affecting the fall north of libya once again behind that it turns fine and dry.

at all the excitement over the remains of feet of dissipated into the eastern across scandinavia we've still got plenty of cloud in western europe navvies your standard frontal climates done some good in portugal and spain has had to help damp down the fires that are no longer a significant problem but that strong up frontal system encloses what is really becoming a very warm area is nearly twenty in northern germany much the same in london and even the other side of that cold drugs still talk about seventeen in madrid and that's light and warm up i think in the next day or so but the rain on the front itself will age in western side a minute rain in southern france the riviera included but notice the wind in the water still travelling north with it back out through belgium towards probably holland just hover around the twenty mark till the cow digs in of it will even then it's sixty seventy the real warm to sitting down and remain your bug area and greece where we see temperatures slowly rising up into the middle twenty's with the sun in the sky now is not much for wind on the eastern