so you say, you point out in scandinavia many more women choose to be health workers than engineers,hat i say, it's what the large—scale scientific investigation has revealed. fair enough, but equally, scandinavia is full of societies, one could point to norway, where they've made a specific legislative effort, for example, with a quota of 40% of women on corporate boards, or a quota for women to be in parliament. they've specifically engaged in social engineering, and it seems to be working and it seems to be... it doesn't seem to be working particularly. ..forgive me, but norway is top of every contentment index we see across the world. 0k, well, first of all, norway has plenty of oil money, which is definitely contributing to that. and second, it depends on what you mean by working. there's no evidence, for example, that the legislation designed to increase the number of women on boards has produced any movement whatsoever in the number of women who hold managerial and administrative positions in norway. the theory was that as societies became more egalitarian, that men and women

could scandinavia's largest economy be set for months of negotiations? a swiss luxury group names a new ceo two years after abolishing the position. good morning. matt: good morning. great to have you on board with us here on the markets. we are less than half an hour away from the european open. check out what is going on in european futures. a mixed trade as we saw earlier. not much movement in futures indexes. where we do see a lot of movement is chinese stocks. look at the csi 300. the broader mainland index we are tracking for you. this is three day trade. you can see it has come down, down, down. we are now at a low we have not seen since 2016, at least flirting with that level.

to tell a tale of two swedens in the programme 0ur to scandinavia to tell a tale of two swedens in theme our world. music sweden. for decades, people have been coming here to try to learn the secrets of this country's multiple success stories. in openness and transparency, innovation and new technologies. in health care, welfare, and gender equality. but lately, there has been a growing chorus of sweden's sceptics. you look at what's happening last night in sweden... sweden. malmo is now the rape capital of europe. they paint a picture of a country where openness and liberalism have created a nightmare that now threatens the very existence of those values themselves. two contradictory narratives. they can't both be true. so what's really going on? a spectacular bridge, well known to fans of scandinavian crime drama, connects denmark to the swedish city of malmo. but it's real crime that's worrying people here, and some are blaming immigrants. during the crisis of 2015, sweden took in more refugees per capita than even germany. hundreds of thousands came, attracted by an open door polic

we have seen bronagh heading up towards scandinavia, battering here with gales and severe gales, theic. quickly that cloud is coming into england and wales and northern ireland. biggest cloud in the south—west. —— thickest. outbreaks of rain in the south—west into wales, perhaps into the south midlands and later into the south—east of england as well. sunny spells and a few showers to scotland, but not very warm anywhere really. 13— 14 degrees at best. under that rain in the south—west it will be a miserable day, could get more rain through the midlands, east anglia during the evening before it fades away and then more rain returns from the atlantic and this time it moves further north. still cold air to scotland and northern ireland, temperatures in scotland down to 2— three degrees. into sunday sunshine and showers to scotland, improving in northern ireland but rain for england and wales, miserable day, as it clears away we get the sunshine, watch out for the strengthening wins on the back edge of that rain, it could be gale force, and it will be a cold day. 11—12 degrees in some p

the storm itself working its way toward scandinavia, but casting an eye on this ribbon of cloud out to the atlantic, looking at this next pulse bringing some outbreaks of rain. before we get there, showers continue to push in overnight with more general rain at times in the far north. it will be quite a chilly night, temperatures down into single digits, perhaps double figures for london. for saturday morning, it will be a cool start to the day. some sunny spells, showers will continue to feed in on these brisk winds, quite windy conditions for northern scotland, later in the day cloud thickens and we will start to see some rain arriving across parts of wales and england before spreading into central southern england, maybe in the southeast towards the end of the day. and it could be more rain on the way on sunday in the south as well. the uk, hello this is bbc news: the headlines: theresa may has called on the eu to treat britain with respect, after it rejected her brexit strategy as unworkable. no one wants a good deal more than me but the eu should be clear, i will not overturn the

to be a set sold is an expert in populism in scandinavia also politics in scandinavia he joins us on a program now to be a thanks for being with us first of all these are very controversial number so when i ask you about that is crime really exploding in sweden well i wouldn't say exploding i mean it has probably increase or decrease he said looks like that it has increased because it became obvious quite a bit of gang weiland in particular in some of the suburbs in the big cities so just a call from birth moment and some of you saw the pictures of car tortures recently but actually the real numbers really said not so much has changed in the last twenty years that the numbers of murders for example have not really gone up that much so why are we seeing such a backlash now. well because it became a big political topic as i said because it became more obvious that there is still the appropriate in particular in the some suburbs but there are many people that don't have a real good perspective there and it is used politically by some of the politics and i want by the sweden democrats fo

sea pushing into ukraine up toward the baltic states then this line of cloud just coming out of scandinavia down across germany down is the alps will be showers here want to show is that into central parts of italy and also saying a little tough of storms just making the way across eastern parts of spain in barcelona had some flooding as a result of some very heavy downpours that came in here as you can see in the high waters now in the process of the city will want to show is still a possibility just around that western side of the mediterranean city freshening up further north london eighteen celsius in quite a keen wind here northwesterly wind blasting through blustery showers there too into scandinavia and then roll back down into the alps and all the part of italy and the adriatic seeing further showers as we go through friday go on into saturday but skies come back in behind the showers just not a little ace which will see some writers pushing towards here. but i want to moscow temperatures here twenty five celsius in a woman for london and paris as we go on into sastre you come furth

you can see this hook of cloud on the satellite picture, that's the storm pushing off towards scandinaviar the next couple of days, far from it. and that means what we have on thursday is this wriggling frontal system bringing pulses of moisture from the atlantic, so through the day ahead we are going to see heavy rain at times and still the potential for some strong winds. a windy start certainly across northern scotland, some heavy showers here, and some rain across wales, the midlands, parts of eastern england, which will fizzle for a time before returning with a vengeance from the west as we get on into the afternoon. now, as the day wears on, the winds will ease a little bit across northern scotland, but still hefty showers blowing in on the breeze. some sunshine as well, 15 degrees for aberdeen. for northern ireland, calmer than it was on wednesday, but still breezy with a fair amount of cloud, but look at the afternoon in north—west england, the midlands and into wales, very, very heavy bursts of rain with the risk of disruption and localised flooding. windy to the south of that bu

getting better today, storm bronagh is in scandinavia but in doing so it is in scandinavia but in doingween. some heavy and thundery. the breeze strong enough to push some of them east. some avoiding showers in the far south and east and much better in northern scotla nd and east and much better in northern scotland compared to this morning. when the showers come through it will feel much cooler. temperatures only 11 in stornoway, 13 in newcastle, 16 in cardiff. down on recent days. when the day isn‘t as warm, and the nights are getting that bit longer, clear and lighter winds with the showers fading back to parts of scotland and northern ireland, a chilly night. temperatures down into single figures, low enough in the countryside, especially northern england, scotland and northern ireland, for a touch of frost. if you‘re up early tomorrow morning, for the start of the weekend, the best sunshine will be around the further south you are. sunshine turning hazy, raining by the end of the morning in south—west england and southern wales, extending to other parts of southern england and nort

this is scandinavia's largest economy, and obviously political turmoil could really provide some uncertaintyrkets are not going to like. the other question is what does this mean in terms of some of the issues affecting sweden? obviously this is the latest european country to have effects from this populist anti-immigrant movement, and what kind of legislation might come from that. one side had wanted to try to move forward in terms of making some changes to labor markets. that is unlikely to happen while you have this uncertainty. it is really a question of how they can sort this out, how quickly, and what effects it could have on scandinavia's largest economy. >> jodi continuing to watch the story. you can also turn to your bloomberg for more on the swedish election. get commentary and analysis from bloomberg's expert editors. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> welcome back. let's get a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. coca-cola is reportedly moving forward with its indian -- coke is preparing a first round bid. it previously reported the deal could be worth around $3.9 billion.

you can see this hook of cloud on the satellite picture, that‘s the storm pushing off towards scandinavia what we have on thursday is this wriggling frontal system bringing pulses of moisture from the atlantic, so through the day ahead we are going to see heavy rain at times and still the potential for some strong winds. a windy start certainly across northern scotland, some heavy showers here, and some rain across wales, the midlands, parts of eastern england, which will fizzle for a time before returning with a vengeance from the west as we get on into the afternoon. now, as the day wears on, the winds will ease a little bit across northern scotland, but still hefty showers blowing in on the breeze. some sunshine as well, 15 degrees for aberdeen. for northern ireland, calmer than it was on wednesday, but still breezy with a fair amount of cloud, but look at the afternoon in north—west england, the midlands and into wales, very, very heavy bursts of rain with the risk of disruption and localised flooding. windy to the south of that but warm as well, 21 or 22 degrees in the south—east, wh

around southern parts of scandinavia there. in but really ahead of it what's happening is we see some of that warm air from spain and france push in, so we see that warmth reaching our shores over the next 12—24 hours. this is what it looks like early hours of saturday morning, still pretty nippy in some of these eastern areas where we would have had clear skies overnight, temperatures down into single figures. but across western areas here where we have a bit of cloud and some of that warmth from the atlantic, around 1a in belfast. let's look at the forecast first thing in the morning, the winds are coming from the south, that's always a warm direction. temperatures and 9am already 1a in cardiff. noticed there's a lot of cloud in western areas and a few spots of rain and if you squint you can just about make it out there, and in one or two places, further north in the northern isles as well. the morning itself will remain bright in many eastern and central areas, that's how we're going to start the afternoon as well. but in th

we've seen bronaghjust heading up towards scandinavia, battering here with gales and severe gales, the by all this cloud that's coming in from the atlantic. so, very quickly, that cloud is coming into england and wales and into northern ireland. thickest cloud in the south—west. outbreaks of rain here into wales, perhaps into the south midlands and later into the south—east of england as well. sunny spells and a few showers for scotland, but not very warm anywhere, really. 13—14 degrees at best. under that rain in the south—west, it's going to be a miserable day, could get more rain through the midlands, east anglia during the evening before it fades away. and then more rain returns from the atlantic and this time it moves further north. still in the colder air to scotland and northern ireland, temperatures in scotland easily down to two or three degrees. now, into sunday, sunshine and showers to scotland, improving weather for northern ireland, but we've got this rain for england and wales, quite heavy rain, a miserable sort of day. as it clears away we get the sunshine, watch out for

she has thrown away across the north sea into scandinavia.owd all the way back to this big bulge in the cloud, west of the uk, this is another area of low pressure, let's go bring in some rain to the south of the uk on saturday. before we south of the uk on saturday. before we get there, will continue with those big three showers on and off through the night across northern and western scotland, a queue for ireland, northwest england and north wales. it becomes largely dry but it will be quite a chilly night. temperatures getting down to 6 degrees in aberdeen. 6 degrees or so in belfast and at 1041 then and for cardiff. looking at the weekend weather, it's a weather of two halves. the south will see the threat of cloudy and wet and windy weather. the north will see a mixture of sunshine and showers. so on saturday sunshine and showers to start in scotland, should be a bright start for northern ireland for most of england and wales with morning sunshine before things go downhill on the weather turns claudia. eventually we'll get our brea ks cl

a showery kind of day today, bronagh itself working over today, bronagh itself working over to scandinaviaoking at this next pulse that will bring rain into the south. before we get there, further showers will continue to push in overnight, tonight, with more general rain probably at times for the far north. it will be quite a chilly night. temperatures getting down into single figures although double figures for london, cardiff and plymouth as well. saturday morning it will be a cool start to day. cloud, sunny spells but showers will continue to feed in on the brisk winds, quite windy conditions for northern scotland. late in the day cloud thickens an we will start to see rain arriving in parts of wales and south—west england before #13reding into the south—east. there could be more rain on the way for sunday in this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 8. theresa may comes out fighting, telling eu leaders they must treat the uk with "respect" — and stresses, she won't overturn the result of the referendum. yesterday, donald tusk set our proposals would undermine the single ma

at the peak of the storm, we had heavy gusts of winds and now that so moving on to scandinavia.fronts in place across parts of the northwest and particularly in the south and ray will become the main concern in the next 12 to 2a hours. it does look quite soggy to the knot across parts of england and wales. the south really very mild again but notably cooler behind that waterfront further north and we still have quite a lot of shower activity across scotland and northern ireland which will continue into thursday. still blowing, a wind, so showers will get right across the highlands but not as windy as it has been today here. just that rankings coming, further pulses and intense pulses of the hills of wales, northern england and could be up to 100 mm of rain, that is four inches in the next 2a hours. in the south, largely dry and still quite warm, but then tomorrow night, we may get another low—pressure developing on that system and to add to the heavy rain, there is a potential for stronger winds across the southern half of the uk, especially southern ends of eastern england, eas

that cold air came behind store bronagh which is has swept up into scandinavia.ud which will bring rain this weekend. how far north that gets is still in question. northern parts of the uk tonight, northern scotland particular you will keep some showers going, other areas will have clear skies. that cold air pushing down across the country with clearer skies and lighter winds, it will get chilly out there. widely into the mid single figures, except in the far south—west where we will see more cloud and signs of rain on the way. it isa cloud and signs of rain on the way. it is a mixed picture for this weekend, further north you will find some sunshine and showers, the south he will get rain and strong winds. for all of us will feel chilly out there. here is the thickening cloud coming into the south—west, spilling into wales where we will get some outbreaks of rain later into the south—east corner of england. cloud pushing northwards into northern england and northern ireland where it should be largely dry but sunshine and showers in scotland. there were particula

electronics have been crossed in the arctic ocean and it's currently navigating its way down the side of scandinavia towards germany the last stop before returning to russia is northern route is much quicker than the current one three of us who has canal through africa and in the middle east but will only be feasible in the summer however the dire effects of climate change in the arctic could see operations like this increase in the future. he spoke to a maritime economist who says the northern sea route should greatly enhanced trade . it is a clear economic benefit from the study that we have conducted. that is demonstrating that and that by saying through the north sea route people can save a lot of my supporters can save a lot of money in the supply chains are going to be sorter and because of that the fact that they have been going to skive sort of supply chains going to sort of better the economy some of the environmentally second sand that if an accident is going to happen up there in their suits then if it's heavy fuel load then it's going to cause a lot of the most environment of course as y

mind me saying this type of telling you this but when we hear when we contacted him he lives in scandinavia now and we had to arrange for a visa for him to come to england and he was late for the. interview at the embassy and we said you know why are you late he said oh i just didn't have the money for the taxi. so when he came to england i cut him an envelope and we had some money in it and i wrote to mrs y.l. and i said in england we have a tradition you know that if someone comes over from a foreign country to do an interview we give them you know this this thing and he just looked at me and he does when that. nice try but my wife wouldn't take it. you know i think it's you know you know you it's it's almost like i don't know what do you think about this i know you think this paul but when you you know you meet like a man or a woman or would have but a person of just absolute honor you know and he really is you know in this game you know you meet a lot of in this business you meet a lot of people really impressive people who've been through things but well really stands out for me i mean

we've used it -- worse here than in some scandinavia countries. i would look at it in issues of how we raise our kids. we all are based on the residential college model. so this morality can only flourish in a close community that is residential. if they go home, they can't possibly believe this stuff about micro-aggression. >> not make too much light of it, but a scholar in britain right about this very issue in his theory, is like it seems like all the bad ideas seem to start in california. i went to stanford for law school. i kind of travel eastward and then end travel eastward in them and that the normal anglo sphere. >> that his interest in because i also came from a different background. >> what country? >> or so but i have eastern european background. what i find very interesting is this over coddling of the young, the students, environment, there tina and so forth contrasting this with the lack of overall social concerns about broader social issues like health care, making it more available for everyone to speak compared to other countries

will create hundreds of thousands ofjobs and will make britain the only developed country outside scandinaviae obligations. applause that will mean working with unions to ensurejobs that will mean working with unions to ensure jobs and skills are a protected as we move towards a low carbon economy, and working with industry to change the way we build waddleton trained workforce that will retrofit our homes and work in the new neg industries, too. so i can announce today... i can announce today that our programme of investment and transformation to achieve a 60% reduction in emissions by2030 achieve a 60% reduction in emissions by 2030 will create over 400,000 skilled jobs to ensure that comes about us —— — good jobs! applause good jobs, based here and on union rates, bringing skills and security to communities all over the country that have been held back for far too long. and we will go further with plans to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to zero by the middle of the century. and i am determined that we achieve that. i know that sounds ambitious, and it is. and it will be delivered with the

and to try wherever possible to take them back to scandinavia navin supplying. the first phase of the evacuation started on march the fifteenth the white buses divided into two platoon. around forty s.s. and give stop only as officers were attached to the expedition. the first platoon headed east to the camp but sachsenhausen over three hundred kilometers away. steve young son a swedish red cross volunteer accompanied them as a motorcycle escort. murder because there's certain holes. who when we finally arrived in socks somehow some. call the gates were opened and a lot of norwegians came out in a fairly orderly way. were there i don't there were no first the and when they took the first steps. more preserved towards freedom. that was an experience the water birth. experience part really. the second white house's platoon headed south to duck out shan bow 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

weekste: sweden may face of political gridlock after an inconclusive election left scandinavia's biggestithout a clear candidate to form a government. ,he social democrat coalition nor the opposition alliance, one enough votes to form majority government. now looks setarty to tip the balance of power. boris johnson has launched what many see as a new bid for power, calling the prime minister's brexit strategy of humiliation. policyged theresa may's as keeping britain closely tied to the eu trade rules after brexit. meanwhile in an exclusive interview with bloomberg, the u.k. budget chief gave an optimistic assessment of talks with britain. >> negotiations are ongoing. negotiator is really active, constructive. our expectation is to come to a smart -- brexit deal. juliette: only minor damage to the economy looking less likely after president donald trump on friday doubles down on his threat to impose higher tariffs on chinese goods, saying he is ready to tax all goods at short notice. economists see the immediate impact as limited, but the pbocg form -- the former chair says the effect on

head through wednesday there's yet another weather system that's making its way across parts of scandinavia and across towards the east as well now a bit further towards the south we've got a fair few showers over parts of the mediterranean at the moment particularly over sicily and into solid india and those are going to pull themselves together as we head through wednesday and push southwards so for cinci newsier that's a risk we could see more flooding out of this and also for western libya. right. well again you're watching al-jazeera minder of our top stories this hour the e.u. says it's working on a plan that would allow it to keep trading with iran the aim is to get around u.s. sanctions follows president charms withdrawal from the iran nuclear deal earlier this year. in yemen the saudi u.a.e. coalition has said it will open humanitarian corridors between the data. in coordination with the u.n. its humanitarian affairs chief mark a local warns that a famine could strike at any time fighting over the port of the data has stopped aid agencies from reaching millions of people. the u.s.

its breakthrough in scandinavia is longest railway tunnel four tunnel boring machine each named after a major female figure in the region history have been digging through hard rock for two years workers from nearly seventy countries are involved in the project which is set to be completed by twenty twenty one the twenty kilometer long tunnel as part of a new high speed rail link between oslo and southern norway. the northern lights are back on monday night the first flashes of the ruler of borealis were visible to the naked eye as they danced for hours about the northern finnish town of. local photographers called it one of the most spectacular natural light shows ever they're predicting a good season for northern lights. we continue now with this week's series creative in the hours where we take a look at why in production in various regions across europe production is booming in england believe it or not thirty years ago this would have hardly been possible due to the wet climate. but drier and warmer weather is helping the vines this plus a sparkling wine production is increasing

this piece of the jet stream could break off michael completely and be left spinning here over scandinavia uk at mile high pressure would still be in charge to the west, low pressure might come close enough to make things unsettled in the use pop when we get a weather setup like this, it tends to be high levels of uncertainty. mexican will be dry with sunshine and there is a chance of more unsettled weather in the east. what does the rest of september have in store, we will keep you posted. past presidents from both sides of the political divide pay tribute to the american senatorjohn mccain. it was an emotional memorial service, and one that also saw implicit criticism of president trump, who was not invited. america does not boast because it has no need to. the america ofjohn mccain has no need to be made great again because america was always great. calls for a second referendum on brexit are dismissed out of hand by the prime minister, who says it would be a gross betrayal of our democracy. another day of disruption for passengers on northern rail networks, following an ongoing dispute

we start the new working week and will be stuck between low pressure from scandinavia and high pressureooled it come on monday. dry weather around this week and tempters for a little while will recover. —— temperatures. this is bbc news i'm shaun lay. the headlines at 11.00am. hundreds of people are killed after a powerful earthquake triggers a tsunami sending huge waves through an indonesian city as for the tsunami damage, we have received a number of reports that many bodies were found along the shoreline but the numbers are still unknown. facebook resets the accounts of more than 50 million users after a major security breach. the car giant toyota says production at its derbyshire factory would be severely disrupted if britain crashed out of the eu without a deal. also coming up — all eyes on rory mcilroy at the ryder cup. the golfer from northern ireland leads the charge this morning as europe continue to dominate the usa in paris. and in dateline london — jane hill and the panel discuss the fallout from the senate questioning of brett kavanaugh and the woman who's accused him of se

international bring you up to date on the overnight election developments in scandinavia first where the right wing sweden democrats party won its largest ever share of the vote in a general election dominated by concerns over immigration. so with nearly all the ballots counted the sweden democrats took over seventeen percent of the vote which they see as a major breakthrough but it was a disappointing night for the ruling social democrats with just twenty eight percent it's their lowest result in a century the swedish moderates are in second place with nearly twenty percent now with no clear leader the result paves the way for lengthy negotiations over the coming weeks forming a governing coalition the prime minister though is calling for cross party cooperation to keep the sweden democrats out of power accusing them of trying to increase division eight. there was reporting from sweden for throughout the run up to the general election she said that hi there what was the mood like in the run up to that poll on sunday. after travelling across sweden for almost two weeks i had a feelin

way, we have cooler conditions following with showers but the centre itself is pushing on into scandinaviaentral atlantic, the bulge on that area of cloud that's an area of low pressure that will be bringing outbreaks of rain to the south of the uk. now ahead of this area of rain we've got some reaching so the weather should actually start off fine and dry in northern ireland, much of england and wales before the crowd arrived, it will spread as we go through the day. particularly for wales in southwestern areas of england, eventually the southeast, you'll see its mystery across the west of scotla nd its mystery across the west of scotland with further showers here and one feel particularly warm. still some uncertainty for sunday's weather and here is why. we have got the jet stream, here weather and here is why. we have got thejet stream, here it weather and here is why. we have got the jet stream, here it is and sometimes you get these really big drops in thejet sometimes you get these really big drops in the jet stream, if it gets so drops in the jet stream, if it gets so big, sometimes

we‘ve seen bronaghjust heading up towards scandinavia, battering here with gales and severe gales, thecloud in the south—west. outbreaks of rain here into wales, perhaps into the south midlands and later into the south—east of england as well. sunny spells and a few showers for scotland, but not very warm anywhere, really. 13—14 degrees at best. under that rain in the south—west, it‘s going to be a miserable day. could get more rain through the midlands, east anglia during the evening before it fades away. and then more rain returns from the atlantic and this time it moves a bit further north. still in the colder air to scotland and northern ireland, temperatures in scotland easily down to two or three degrees. now, into sunday, sunshine and showers to scotland, improving weather for northern ireland, but we‘ve got this rain for england and wales, quite heavy rain, a miserable sort of day. as it clears away we get the sunshine, watch out for the strengthening winds on the back edge of that rain, it could well be gale force, and of course it is going to be a cold day. maybe only 11—12 d

wednesday brought the first named storm of the season and is moving away toward scandinavia.uth and that is what will intensify our weather front as we go through thursday. so ranked look for the main concern by day on thursday. we could see up to 100 mm of rain through some of the hills and mountains of wales and parts of england as well. one man's drive to the south and fresher in the north with a few showers. medina, a spell of a windier weather than we had today. attentively whence they could gusts up to 65 mph in some extremes or sun exposed areas in southern and eastern areas. when you're wednesday here is this area of low pressure develops on that one of front and it can also be some rather windy weather for the northeast for a time but that was out of the way as you move into friday. so a very blustery start, could be some trees down and certainly branches and leaves down by those winds and sunny spells and scattered showers with gusty wind. a notable change in the south for the loss of the humid air and it will feel much pressure, temperature is more on par with what

it is blowing out into the north sea now and it will give a battering across scandinavia.ger spells of rain across scotland and northern ireland. this is the trailing weather front associated with it further south, where it has also been blustery. this evening and overnight the rain is likely to pick up overnight the rain is likely to pick up across parts of wales, central and northern england. here, with the humid airstillaround it and northern england. here, with the humid air still around it could be a very mild night indeed. but cooler to the north of that weather front. in the north—west of scotland the rain will persist during thursday. brisk wind, not as windy as it has been to day. starting to look towards further south, a sob day in parts of wales and northern england and the midlands and the south—west of england. " 5°99y —— soggy day. the amount of rainfall could lead to flooding and also a speu could lead to flooding and also a spell of gales further south to watch out for thursday night into friday morning. we could wake up to quite a few branches down, even a

we have visitors from america, australia, and i suppose specifically scandinavia, who like the detectiveeeing in the tv series and reading about in the books. we enjoy the stories and the mystery of trying to solve the puzzles before detective perez does. set. and action! filming is already under way for series five. it is quite a tough storyline and it gets quite gothic towards the end. so, yeah, buckle up. woman screams: jimmy! fans will have to wait until early next year for yet more shetland noir. jimjohnston, bbc news, lerwick. it is time for a look at the weather now. in has been a mixed weekend so farand now. in has been a mixed weekend so far and that continues to the rest of the weekend. hard to summarise in a headline but it will be wet and breezy at times, equally the bit that sunshine. saturday's weather was dominated by this pipeline. you can see further rain returning to western and northern areas as the night wears on. north—east scotland and north east england holding onto some clear spells, relatively chilly, elsewhere and mild night. sunday, low pressure in charge, vari

we have visitors from america and australia and i suppose, specifically scandinavia, who get the detectivehis lovely scenery, which we have seen in the tv series and reading about in the books. we enjoy the stories and the mystery, try and solve the puzzles before the detective does. action! philomena's already underway for series five. it's quite a tough storyline and it gets quite gothic towards the end. so, yeah, buckle up. jimmy! fans will have to wait till early next year for yet more shetland noir. reminding you of our top story. at least 800 protesters were killed when an armed police officer swept in to end a in egypt back in 2013. five years on, a court has sentenced to 75 people to death, blaming them on the file is that took place. —— blaming them on the violence. you can reach me on twitter. i'm @lebo? diseko. thank you for watching. hello. the first half of the weekend has brought some fairly mixed weather and i can't see the second half being particularly different. sunday will bring rain at times. breezy weather, even windy weather across the north. but amidst all of that, t

as we start the new working week, we will be stuck between low pressure across scandinavia and high pressuree on monday. a lot of dry weather to come and temperatures, for a little while, will recover. this is bbc news, i'm shaun ley. the headlines at twelve. more than 300 people are killed after a powerful earthquake triggers a tsunami sending huge waves through an indonesian city. translation: as for the tsunami damage, we have received a number of reports that many bodies were found along the shoreline but the numbers are still unknown. facebook resets the accounts of more than 50 million users after a major security breach. the car giant toyota says production at its derbyshire factory would be severely disrupted if britain crashed out of the eu without a deal. also coming up — first blood to europe at the ryder cup this morning. rory mcilroy and sergio garcia extend the lead over the usa in paris with an opening fourball win. and in click — the team looks at the calls to control the use of personal data held by the tech giants.

we have seen bronagh heading up towards scandinavia, battering here with gales and severe gales, theed by this cloud coming in from the atlantic. quickly that cloud is coming into england and wales and northern ireland. thickest cloud in the south—west. outbreaks of rain in the south—west into wales, perhaps into the south midlands and later into the south—east of england as well. sunny spells and a few showers to scotland, but not very warm anywhere really. 13—14 degrees at best. under that rain in the south—west it will be a miserable day, could get more rain through the midlands, east anglia during the evening before it fades away and then more rain returns from the atlantic and this time it moves further north. still cold air to scotland and northern ireland, temperatures in scotland down to two or three degrees. into sunday sunshine and showers to scotland, improving in northern ireland but rain for england and wales, miserable day, as it clears away we get the sunshine, watch out for the strengthening winds on the back edge of that rain, it could well be gale force, and of cour

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we have visitors from america, australia and is, specifically scandinavia.. we came to see the lovely scenery house. we came to see the lovely scenery that we have seen in the tv series and reading about in the books. we enjoy the stories and the mystery, try to solve the puzzles before the detective does. action. philomena is already on the way for series five. it is a tough storyline. it gets quite gothic towards the end. buckle up. jimmy! fans will have to wait till early next year for yet more shetlands moi. —— noir. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ krupapadhy hello, good evening. the first half of the weekend has brought us mixed fare, weatherwise, and i can't see it changing very much for the second half of the weekend. sunday will bring rain at times. breezy and even windy weather across the north. amidst it all, there will still be spells of sunshine. the pressure pattern is constipated with low pressure up to the north—west. a few different frontal systems can —— crossing the country bringing outbreaks of rain. this front in the west will bring o

you can see this hook of cloud on the satellite picture, that's the storm pushing off towards scandinaviawhat we have on thursday is this wriggling frontal system bringing pulses of moisture from the atlantic, so through the day ahead we are going to see heavy rain at times and still the potential for some strong winds. a windy start certainly across northern scotland, some heavy showers here, and some rain across wales, the midlands, parts of eastern england, which will fizzle for a time before returning with a vengeance from the west as we get on into the afternoon. now, as the day wears on, the winds will ease a little bit across northern scotland, but still hefty showers blowing in on the breeze. some sunshine as well, 15 degrees for aberdeen. for northern ireland, calmer than it was on wednesday, but still breezy with a fair amount of cloud, but look at the afternoon in north—west england, the midlands and into wales, very, very heavy bursts of rain with the risk of disruption and localised flooding. windy to the south of that but warm as well, 21 or 22 degrees in the south—east, whe

you can see this hook of cloud on the satellite picture, that's the storm pushing off towards scandinaviaxt couple of days, far from it. and that means what we have on thursday is this wriggling frontal system bringing pulses of moisture from the atlantic, so through the day ahead we are going to see heavy rain at times and still the potential for some strong winds. a windy start certainly across northern scotland, some heavy showers here, and some rain across wales, the midlands, parts of eastern england, which will fizzle for a time before returning with a vengeance from the west as we get on into the afternoon. now, as the day wears on, the winds will ease a little bit across northern scotland, but still hefty showers blowing in on the breeze. some sunshine as well, 15 degrees for aberdeen. for northern ireland, calmer than it was on wednesday, but still breezy with a fair amount of cloud, but look at the afternoon in north—west england, the midlands and into wales, very, very heavy bursts of rain with the risk of disruption and localised flooding. windy to the south of that but warm a

the battle cry created in scandinavia, the golf course in france, the rivalry created down the decadesand as they found on friday, it's easy to lose points. saturday's four balls carried on where friday foursomes finished. this cry created in hollywood. county down. for mcilroy‘s experience and tyrrell hatton's relative lack of it, fairway or rough, little mattered as europe surged clear in what was becoming an alarmingly one—sided event. commentator: oh, but what a shot, what a shot from tyrrell hatton. francesco molinari and tommy fleetwood won their third point in as many matches. sergio garcia found some spanish strength to see off tony finau and brooks koepka. .. but just when another european whitewash was on, jordan spieth and justin thomas ensured they were here and heard. booing. still, the usa were staring at a heavy deficit. so when henrik stenson and justin rose were sent out first in the foursomes and claimed their customary points, the gap grew wider. than, under the circumstances, probably the putt of the day. fleetwood and molinari's putts may not have won such accolade