britain prepared to concede to the states, everything to the south and east of the columbia river. britain hoped to this region right here present day western washington everything north and west of the columbia and south of the 49th parallel, including puget americans, for their part, desired same area and wanted border between the two nations to run along the 49th parallel. all the way to the ocean. what we're really talking about here then as far as this this this conflict that's controversy is this right here present day western washington. all right. let me pause here for a sec. any questions. question was always assumed to be in british control. vancouver island. i wouldn't say anything assumed necessarily if. the 49th parallel had historical precedent. and so the states expected nothing north of 49th parallel. but vancouver island, of course, is this sort of anomaly where the 49th parallel runs right through it. so there were no assumptions necessarily with regard to vancouver island, but the british certainly coveted that as well. like the strait of georgia, the around the s

some brighter spells developing in the south and east. east anglia. 26, 27, still humid. only 15 to 18 in the north and west of the country. well down on what you got used to last week. the weather fronts continue to head south overnight. an isolated shower in the south—east. clearer skies across much of scotland, northern ireland and the far north of england. that will bring a big change to the way things feel tomorrow. and much cooler start. things feel tomorrow. and much coolerstart. in things feel tomorrow. and much cooler start. in sheltered glands, three degrees. lots of sunshine and an isolated shower or two. lots of cloud in the midlands and south west stop still fairly humid in the south—east corner. temperatures dropping away compared to what we saw last week. more of you seen temperatures in the mid to high teens. the last dregs of the humid weather clears through tuesday night into wednesday. a ridge of high pressure builds in. a fresh start for many. a sunny start for the vast majority. early mist and fog patches developing. f

but further south and east, it does look as if it will stay largely dry. n the south and the east climbing further on sunday for the start of october. bye— bye. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore. i'm arunoday mukharji. let's get you the headlines. heading home — the american soldier travis king, who fled to north korea injuly, is back in us custody. hundreds gather for the first funerals of the victims of a fire at an iraqi wedding, in which around 100 people were killed. -- 115. —— 115. clashes in the state after the bodies of two students in the month ofjuly. new research into anti— matter shows that einstein was right about it all along. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news — it's newsday. hello and welcome to the programme. the us soldier, travis king, who was being held in north korea, is due home in the coming hours. he was handed over to us officials in china,

but further south and east, it does look as if it will stay largely dry. t, maybe 20 celsius in the south. those temperatures in the south and the east climbing further on sunday for the start of october. bye— bye. you all caught up now. see you later. live from simi valley, california, this is bbc news. republican presidential candidates are taking the stage this hourfor a second debate to make their case to voters. notably absent is party front—runner donald trump. he's in michigan, speaking to auto workers there. meanwhile, the us soldier who crossed into north korea is back in american custody. hello, i'm caitriona perry, on site at the ronald reagan presidential library, scene of the second republican presidential debate of the 2024 us campaign. just moments ago the second gop president debate began here. the debate, televised by the fox business network and univsion, features seven candidates. they were required to reach polling and donor thresholds set by the republican national committee.

but further south and east, it does look as if it will stay largely dry. t, maybe 20 celsius in the south. those temperatures in the south and the east climbing further on sunday for the start of october. bye— bye. live from california, this is bbc news. the second republican us presidential debate is under way here in california. and former president donald trump skips the debate — again — to visit blue—collar workers in detroit, where a strike against three carmarkers continues. plus, the us government moves closer to a partial government shutdown, with house lawmakers at a stalemate. hello, i'm caitriona perry, live at the ronald reagan presidential library in simi valley, california, where the second republican presidential debate is under way. we're in the middle of the debate that is taking place behind me and already bordersecurity, immigration, and crime have dominated talking points, along

we will still see some outbreaks of rain, possibly they will feature justin to the south and east as ome outbreaks of rain towards the south and east on friday morning perhaps, but that is set to clear away. some showers towards the north—west of scotland again. but in the middle there will be a lot of dry, bright weather, plenty of sunshine around, the winds are a lot lighter and again temperatures are expected to peak at around 17 to 20 celsius, so again, about the seasonal average, and that is generally where they are expected to stay as we head through the course of the weekend as well. there will be some wet weather around at times, i think particularly on saturday, from this area of low pressure just pushing saturday, from this area of low pressurejust pushing in saturday, from this area of low pressure just pushing in from the west there, so turning rather wet, the west there, so turning ratherwet, ratherwindy rather wet, rather windy towards western ratherwet, ratherwindy towards western areas of scotland, northern ireland, possibly west and wales as well as we have through th

further south and east it does look largely dry. ils in england is now "persistently absent", meaning they're missing 10% or more of their lessons. the lockdowns taking a terrible toll on youngsters. she would literally just she would literallyjust scream. couldn't get her dressed, we will try and get her dress but nothing. sometimes she would refuse to get out of bed. it's a green light from the government for development of the largest untapped oilfield in the uk. condemnation of the move has been swift. a teenage boy has been arrested, after a 15—year—old girl is stabbed to death in south london. osimhen! and, he bagged one tonight, but what happened after napoli's star striker recently missed a penalty? now he's threatening legal action against his own club.

and east, and it will weaken considerably. in the southd see 24, 70 five fahrenheit. further north and west, we keep the pressure feel, 14—17 celsius. thursday, we see the weather front pushing up from the south—west. the position still subject to a bit of change. it's certainly the dividing line between the warmer, more humid airfrom england and wales, and a fresher air through scotland and northern ireland. you will notice the difference with the temperatures as we go through friday. friday, some rain, pretty slow moving, so could be some issues with rainfall totals. to the north of that, cool and pressure, to the south we could see 25 degrees, 77 fahrenheit. the frontal system causing issues into the weekend. it looks likely that the weekend is going to stay showery with heavier rain at times further north. live from london, this is bbc news the head of oil giant bp has resigned with immediate effect amid a review of his personal relationships with colleagues. uk productivity figures are coming up. how's the british economy holding up u

the value and bring to brics, iran can play a constructive role in the space both in the north-south and east-west corridors with the brics countries are the golden gate for the north and the south, if we can talk about the economic, political and social capacity of the world . for example, russia, due to the war in ukraine and the uncertain future of its trade relations with the west, has a much greater need for easy access to the crossings . it is not cheap to bring this country to other brics members, especially india and its two new members, saudi arabia and the uae, should be connected through iran . the railway is very important. it is very important to go to prisons and gangs . that is why the russian government decided to open the rasht-astara railway and build this passage for india. it connects the other brics member to russia and from there to europe through the multiple routes of turkmenistan, kazakhstan , the caucasus and the caspian sea . on the other hand, regarding india's participation and how to participate as well as you are aware, india has already been involved in the joi

and east and clear that humidity from the souththings largely fine and quiet. so a murky start in the southeast. chilly start once again in scotland, but a lot of dry, sunny weather around to begin with and then eventually clouding over from northern ireland and into western scotland. some of that rain turning quite heavy. so temperatures here 14—16 degrees notice to fresher as we've lost that so temperatures here 14—16 degrees noticably fresher as we've lost that humidity in the south—east as well, 21 the high. so through wednesday evening some of that rain will turn quite heavy as it pushes its way steadily east. and there will be some gale force gusts of winds at times just as we move through thursday. that weather front will continue to slip its way steadily south and east and will weaken considerably. and down to the southeast corner. and down to the south—east corner. once again, we're going to tap into a little bit more heat and humidity. so temperatures will climb again. we could see 2a degrees, that's 75 fahrenheit. but fu

and east, and clear the humidity from the south—east cornerather to begin with. eventually clouding over from northern ireland into western scotland. some of the rain turning heavy. 14—16 degrees, noticeably fresher, we've lost the humidity in the south—east — 21 the high there. wednesday evening, some rain turning heavy as it pushes east, and some gale force winds at the time is closest to the low pressure. moving through thursday, the weather front will continue steadily south and east, and it'll weaken considerably. in the south—east corner, again we will tap into more heat and humidity, temperatures climbing again. we could see 2a degrees, 75 fahrenheit. further north and west, we keep the fresher feel, 14—17 celsius. thursday, we see the weather front pushing up from the south—west. the position still subject to a bit of change. it's certainly the dividing line between the warmer, more humid airfrom england and wales, and a fresher air through scotland and northern ireland. you will notice the difference with the temperatures as we go thr

northern ireland, possibly western wales, as well, as we have through the afternoon, but further south and eastatures in the south and east climbing further on sunday for the start of october. bye— bye. good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today. police are continuing to question a teenage boy about the fatal stabbing of a fifteen—year—old girl in croydon. as millions of households face another winter of high energy bills, the regulator 0fgem tells bbc breakfast it will review standing a charges by the end of the year. a charges by the end of the year. a major nature study has found that one in six wildlife species in the uk is at risk of becoming extinct. manchester city are reminded what defeat tastes like again as they're knocked out of the league cup at newcastle, who now go onto face manchester united in the fourth round. did aliens really visit a primary school in south west wales in the 1970s? a new documentary aims to find out what really happened. after some windy and wet

and east and clear that humidity from the southy start in the southeast. chilly start once again in scotland, but a lot of dry, sunny weather around to begin with and then eventually clouding over from northern ireland and into western scotland. some of that rain turning quite heavy. so temperatures here 1a to 16 degrees notice to fresher as we've lost that humidity in the southeast as well, 21 the high. so through wednesday evening some of that rain will turn quite heavy as it pushes its way steadily east. and there will be some gale force gusts of winds at times just closest to the low pressure. as we move through thursday, that weather front will continue to slip its way steadily south and east and will weaken considerably. and down to the southeast corner, once again, we're going to tap into a little bit more heat and humidity. so temperatures will climb again. we could see 2a degrees at 75 fahrenheit. but further north and west, we keep that fresher feel, 1a to 17 celsius. now, as we move into thursday, we're going to see that

and east and clear that humidity from the south—east corner. nd sunny weather to start with. and then clouding over from weather to start with. and then clouding overfrom northern ireland and into western scotland. some of the rain turning heavy. temperatures here 1a to 16 degrees. fresher as we have lost that humidity in the south—east. 21 the high. through wednesday evening the rain will turn heavy and some gale force winds at times close toast the low pressure. as we move through thursday, that front will continue to slip south and east and will weaken. down to the south—east, again we will tap into more heat and humidity. temperatures will climb again. we could see 2a degrees. that is 75 fahrenheit. further north and west we keep the fresher feel and 1a to 17 celsius. 0n we keep the fresher feel and 1a to 17 celsius. on thursday that front will linger and the position of front still subject to a bit of change. but it is the dividing line between this warmer more humid air pushing in from england and wales and the fresher air through scotland

not at high temperatures in the south and east but feeling pleasant for most. uring tomorrow evening and overnight, as the weather front moves further east we may also see some more rain on this low pressure system moving up. some uncertainty but it should clear away during friday morning. sunny spells and showers towards the north and west, late pressure close by but not a bad end for the working week. into the weekend, more rain is on its way. at the moment, it is all about storm agnes. do stay up—to—date because it's likely to get some hazardous conditions and potential disruption. thanks, helen. and that's bbc news at one. you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. goodbye. the reality is a lot of rules are not in force in this part of iraq, and corruption is a big problem throughout the country. and this is a part of iraq which has suffered so much. it was the biggest christian town in the country b

but further south and east, it does look as if it will stay largely dry. outh and the east climbing further on sunday for the start of october. bye— bye. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines at the top of the hour, as newsday continues straight after hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, from tallinn. i'm stephen sackur. estonia has vivid memories of invasion and rule from moscow, and that collective hurt underpins this country's staunch support for ukraine in its war with russia. but standing up to vladimir putin doesn't come risk—free for this small baltic nation. my guest today is estonia's prime minister, kaja kallas. are people here beginning to question her decision—making when it comes to russia and ukraine?

further south and east, actually parts of east anglia and the south—east of england likely to stay largelysoutherly winds starting to develop, it will start to feel just a little bit warmer. however, those winds will really be strengthening, particularly around coasts and hills. in the west, we could see wind gusts of 50mph to 60mph and some very heavy rain through sunday evening, perhaps most especially across the western side of scotland, where there could be enough rain for some localised flooding and travel disruption. as we head into next week, it does look decidedly unsettled. showers or longer spells of rain at times and it will often be pretty windy. live from london. this is bbc news... russia says a serviceman is missing after a ukrainian missile hits its black sea navy headquarters in crimea. it comes as president zelensky makes a surprise visit to canada as he continues to rally support for his country. king charles and queen camilla are in the city of bordeaux in france where they are wrapping up their state visit. a hello, welcome to bbc news now, 3 hours of fast—moving news,

and east and clear that humidity from the south largely fine and quiet. so a murky start in the southeast. chilly start once again in scotland, but a lot of dry, sunny weather around to begin with and then eventually clouding over from northern ireland and into western scotland. some of that rain turning quite heavy. so temperatures here ia to 16 degrees notice to fresher as we've lost that humidity in the southeast as well, 21 the high. so through wednesday evening some of that rain will turn quite heavy as it pushes its way steadily east. and there will be some gale force gusts of winds at times just closest to the low pressure as we move through thursday. that weather front will continue to slip its way steadily south and east and will weaken considerably. and down to the southeast corner. once again, we're going to tap into a little bit more heat and humidity. so temperatures will climb again. we could see 2a degrees at 75 fahrenheit. but further north and west, we keep that fresher feel ia to 17 celsius. now, as we move into t

warm and humid in the south—east corner. resher feel in the north especially with that wind across northern scotland. into next week, we'll see some sunshine, a fresher few days to come on tuesday and wednesday, but expect some rain now and again, especially in the north and the west. take care. live from london. this is bbc news. more than 100,000 ethnic—armenians have now fled nagorno—karabakh since azerbaijan's offensive on the region began earlier this month. the threat of a us government shutdown inches closer, after members of congress fail to reach an agreement on spending. police in the uk have named 15—year—old jessica baker, and coach driver stephen shrimpton, as the two people killed in a bus crash in the wirral yesterday. 27 years after the death of tupac shakur, police in nevada charge a former gang leader for the murder of the american rapper. let's bring you an update on a moving story to begin with. armenia's government says more than a— hundred— thousand ethnic— armenia's government says more than 100,000 eth

and for the likes of east anglia and the south—east, 27 or 28 degrees. areas by around about tuesday. and it's going to be a mix of sunshine and showers through much of the week ahead. bye for now. live from london, this is bbc news. the army clears a main road leading to the area worst affected by morocco's deadly earthquake, allowing vital assistance to reach people as the death toll rises to more than 2,000. british prime minister rishi sunak raises concerns about beijing's interference in british democracy after the arrest of a parliamentary researcher on suspicion of spying. world leaders formally adopt thejoint declaration at the g20 summit in delhi, as india passes on the presidency to brazil. the leaders are on their way home. there is great satisfaction here in india with what was achieved but in ukraine, disappointment with the final document and the language that relates to the war. the russian foreign minister says the summit was a success.

and for the likes of east anglia and the south—east, 27 or 28 degrees. reas by around about tuesday. and it's going to be a mix of sunshine and showers through much of the week ahead. bye for now. this is bbc news. the headlines... the army clears a main road leading to the area worst—affected by morocco's deadly earthquake — allowing vital assistance to reach people. a landslide had blocked the way to the town of asni in the atlas mountains. the death toll currently stands at more than than 2,000. british prime minister rishi sunak has warned the chinese premier of his "significant concerns" about beijing's interference in democracy. it follows the arrest of a parliamentary researcher on suspicion of spying. a top—ranking us military officer has told the bbc that ukraine's army has no more than 45 days of fighting left before autumn rains hamper its offensive. general mark milley said the ukrainian attack was going more slowly than hoped, but was progressing at a steady pace. i will bring you some

and for the likes of east anglia and the south east, 27 or 28 degrees. y around about tuesday. and it's going to be a mix of sunshine and showers through much of the week ahead. bye for now. live from london, this is bbc news. the moroccan army has cleared one of the main roads to the areas worst affected by friday's earthquake, allowing vital assistance to reach people, as the death toll climbs to more than 2,000. uk prime minister rishi sunak warns the chinese premier of his concerns about beijing's interference, after the arrest of a parliamentary researcher on suspicion of spying. world leaders formally adopt thejoint declaration at the g20 summit in delhi, as india passes on the presidency to brazil. president biden arrives in hanoi to sign a new strategic partnership, nearly half a century after the us withdrew from the vietnam war. hello, i'm samantha simmonds. we start in morocco, where three days of national mourning have been declared following the powerful earthquake in which 2,000 people are now known to have died. these pictures show the mome

but further south and east it does look as if it will stay largely dry again. most maybe 20 degrees celsius in the south. those temperatures in the south and the east climbing further on sunday for the start of october. bye— bye. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm arunoday mukharji. let's get you the headlines. heading home — the american soldier travis king, who fled to north korea injuly, is back in us custody. hundreds gather for the first funerals of the victims of a fire at an iraqi wedding, in which around 100 people were killed. the largest untapped oilfield in the uk gets the go—ahead. hundreds ofjobs could be created, but environmental campaigners say it is reckless. us republican presidential hopefuls face off at ronald reagan's presidential library for the second debate. and crisis at the uk channel gb news as two of its presenters are suspended after comments made about a female politicaljournalist. live from our studio in singapore... this is bbc news. it's newsday.

today we still have some warm if not hot weather across east anglia and south—east england with a disposalshine, whereas the north—west of the uk has figure clad and outbreaks of rain and it is already starting to turn cooler behind the weather hunt. through the suffering although the rain has been quite patchy so far today i think the rain will tend to consolidate across parts of northern england, wales and the north midlands. turning increasingly wet here. some sunshine for scotland and northern ireland and a few showers for the hebrides in thailand is in the warmest area across south—east england and east anglia stop hazy sunshine on a single day. 0vernight our weather front sunshine on a single day. 0vernight our weatherfront kind of sunshine on a single day. 0vernight our weather front kind of ground to a halt across parts of england wales so for some quite a wet night. and one to the south—east. cooler and fresher air for scotland and northern ireland. more comfortable night here. tomorrow a split between north and south. scotland and northern ireland have had the best weather. engla

and those clumps of cloud pushing up from the south will provide some scattered showers, maybe the odd thunderstorm initially across western and northern parts. further south and east 33 in london. it could actually be the hottest day of this spell. and then through saturday afternoon, we could well see some showers and thunderstorms popping up through east wales, the midlands to parts of northern england. there'll be quite well scattered, but if you do catch one you will know about it. a lot of rain in a short space of time and we'll see more showers and storms feeding up from the south—west as we head through saturday night and into sunday morning. so we could see some heavy thundery showers at the great north run. and i think the good news for those taking part is that it is not going to be as hot as it has been. so, yes, some scattered showers and thunderstorms as we go through the day on sunday. down towards the south—east corner, still some heat holding on. 30 degrees for london and for norwich, but more like 21 in belfast, 22 in glasgow. and that is a sign of things to come because as we head into the start of the new week, these very warm orange colours are

showers, maybe some thundery ones across parts of northern ireland and western scotland, further south and eastore in the way of dry weather, some spells of sunshine, and it is going to feel quite warm out there with highs of 22 in the south east corner. as we look further ahead, it is going to be a very unsettled week. there will be some outbreaks of heavy rain and potentially some very strong winds for some of us around the middle of the week. live from london. this is bbc news. a missile strike on russia's black sea fleet headquarters in occupied crimea. ukraine's military intelligence chief claims russian commanders are among those injured. in the uk — borisjohnson urges the government not to scale back plans to build the hs2 high speed rail link, amid speculation part of the route could be axed. the liberal democrats gather for their party conference — pledging free social care for anyone in england who needs it — at an estimated cost of 5 billion pounds a year. pope francis calls on european nations to show greater tolerance towards migrants — during a visit to the french city of marseill

these five current brics member countries realize the value and meaning that iran brings to brics, both in the north-south axis and in the east axis. the west can play a constructive role in the space win-win with the brics countries, we are the golden gate for the north and the south, if we connect the world of economic, political and social capacity , for example, russia, considering the war in ukraine and the known future of its commercial relations with the west , needs far more for easy access to the road iran has favorable and cheap crossings to connect this country to other brics members, its new member, saudi arabia and the united arab emirates. through iran , it is very important, above all, on the railway, which is very important for the russian government. decided to highlight the rasht astara railway and let's build this passage connecting india, another brics member, through the multiple routes of turkmenistan, kazakhstan, the caucasus, as well as the caspian sea route to russia and from there to europe. the background of the fight against corruption plays a very important role in establishing communication betwe

as we move through thursday, that weather front will continue to slip its way steadily south and eastwill climb again. we could see 2a degrees that's 75 fahrenheit, but further north and west, we keep that fresher feel, 1a to 17 celsius. now, as we move into thursday, we're going to see that weather front lingering and pushing up from the southwest. the position of the front still potentially subject to a little bit of change, but it's certainly the dividing line between this warmer, more humid air pushing in from england and wales again and the fresher air through scotland and northern ireland. so you'll notice the difference with the temperatures as we go through friday. so friday we'll see some rain and some of that pretty slow moving, so there could be some issues with rainfall totals totting up. to the north of that, cooler and fresher. to the south, we could see temperatures as high as 25 degrees, 77 fahrenheit. that frontal system will still cause some issues as we move into the weekend. so it looks likely that the weekend is going to stay showery with heavier rain at times fur

but further south and east, it does look as if it will stay largely dry. climbing further on sunday for the start of october. bye— bye. after a sitting president, a presidential hopeful. donald trump set to visit auto workers in michigan a day after president joe biden's visit. golden week is just around the corner. will one of china's major holidays give its economy a much needed boost? hello and welcome to asia business report. i'm arunoday mukharji. we begin in michigan where in a few hours the former president donald trump is expected to speak, as an auto?workers�* strike continues to target some of the country's largest car manufacturers. unlike presidentjoe biden who visited michigan yesterday, trump will not be joining the picket line and will instead visit at a non?union auto manufacturer. one of the main issues at the heart of this labour dispute which has triggered these high profile visits is the transition to electric vehicles. workers are determined these new green jobs

further south and east, actually parts of east anglia and the south—east of england likely to stay largelye. with those southerly winds starting to develop, it will start to feel just a little bit warmer. however, those winds will really be strengthening, particularly around coasts and hills. in the west, we could see wind gusts of 50mph to 60mph and some very heavy rain through sunday evening, perhaps most especially across the western side of scotland, where there could be enough rain for some localised flooding and travel disruption. as we head into next week, it does look decidedly unsettled. showers or longer spells of rain at times and it will often be pretty windy. live from london, this is bbc news. a ukrainian missile hits the black sea navy hq in crimea. russia says a serviceman is missing. it comes as president zelensky visits canada, as part of his efforts to shore up support for ukraine. police in new york find large quantities of the opioid fentanyl at a nursery following the death of a one—year—old boy. and king charles and queen camilla visit the royal navy warship in borde

sunshine, drier weather for east anglia and the south—east but with the winds from the south, 16—20 warmer and i mention the wind. that will get quite strong across western areas, these are the gusts you expect through sunday evening, 50—60 miles an hour with heavy rain, perhaps mostly in the west of scotland, there could be enough for localised flooding and some travel disruption. heading into next week, a very mixed affair, smorgasbord of different types of weather fronts, some sunshine, some heavy rain, some strong wind at times. thank you. and that's bbc news at one. you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. goodbye. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm becky davis. tough times for europe — they are swept aside by the usa in the opening foursomes at the solheim cup. france captain antoine dupont�*s rugby world cup is in doubt — he suffered a fractured cheekbone in his side's match against namibia. julian nagelsmann is bac

warm and humid in the south—east corner. otland. into next week, we'll see some sunshine, a fresher few days to come on tuesday and wednesday but expect some rain now and again especially in the north and the west. take care. this is bbc news, the headlines... armenia's government says more than 100,000 ethnic armenians have now fled nagorno—karabakh since azerbaijan's offensive began earlier this month. the united nations says it's sending a team to assess humanitarian needs. the us government edges towards shutdown, after members of congress fail to reach an agreement on spending. government agencies will begin shutting down unless a deal is reached by the end of saturday. 27 years after the death of american rapper tupac shakur, police in nevada charge a former los angeles gang leaderfor his murder. 60—year—old duane davis was charged after the emergence of new evidence. police in the uk have named 15—year—old jessica baker and coach driver stephen shrimpton as the two people killed in a crash yesterday. they both died whe

and east and clear that humidity from the south then eventually clouding over from northern ireland and into western scotland. some of that rain turning quite heavy. so temperatures here 1a—16 degrees notice to fresher as we've noticably fresher as we've lost that humidity in the south—east as well, 21 the high. so through wednesday evening some of that rain will turn quite heavy as it pushes its way steadily east. and there will be some gale force gusts of winds at times just closest to the low pressure as we move through thursday. as we move through thursday. that weather front will continue to slip its way steadily south and east and will weaken considerably. and down to the southeast corner. once again, we're going to tap into a little bit more heat and humidity. so temperatures will climb again. we could see 2a degrees, that's 75 fahrenheit. but further north and west, we keep that fresher feel, 1a—17 celsius. now, as we move into thursday, we're going to see that weather front lingering and pushing up from the south—west. the

and napa counties. not much rain will fall south or east of the golden gate until the wee hours of tuesday morning. nd then it'll all wind down. we expect rainfall totals to be no more, no more than a couple of hundredths of an inch, except farther north, a little bit wetter in places like santa rosa and cloverdale and a beach hazard statement will be in effect late monday night into tuesday evening for large breakers up to 14 to 16ft, elevated wave heights, obviously, and possibly dangerous rip currents. here's the accuweather seven day forecast after tomorrow night's rain. we'll have mainly sunny skies starting on tuesday and for the remainder of the week we'll have sunny skies all the way through next weekend. high temperatures inland low to mid 80s. high temperatures around the bay, mid 70s. so it's going to be a beautiful week of fine fall weather. >> all right. and that chance of moisture, as you pointed out, mainly for the north bay, mainly for the north bay. >> a few light showers may reach south and east of the golden gate, but pretty much a north bay event. okay >> thank you, spencer. well

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south you are, leading to mist and murk around especially around south—western coast and for northern england, north and west wales, further outbreaks of rain some of which will be happy. moving south and easteaks and 23 or 24 degrees, pretty warm for the 1st of october. as we go into monday, high pressure is across europe, sharing some of the warmth, unusual for this time of year but we are on the edge of it and that will still allow further weather fronts to push their way in. the wind is strong on monday away from the north of scotland, mixture of sunshine and showers but through parts of western england and wales we see rain developing, some of that heavy through the midlands and some glimpses of sunshine, pretty warm and humid in the south—east, pressure further north especially with the wind across northern scotland, 13 or 14 degrees. taking us into next week, we see some sunshine, it will feel quite warmer times although fresher days to come on tuesday and wednesday but expect rain every now and again especially in the north and the west. take care. live from london. this is bbc news. more than 100,000 ethnic armenians have now fled nagorno—karabakh since azerbaijan's offensive on th

that's when we'll see some of those showers and periods of light rain moving down into south and east of the of the golden gate into the peninsula and parts of the east bay. now, rainfall totals from this storm will be very, very light. most locations that receive any measurable rain at all will receive no more than about two hundredths of an inch. however farther north up around cloverdale and farther north, we'll see higher rainfall totals than that. and the area is going to continue to get cleaner. and of course, that little bit of rainfall will also reduce the chances of wildfires as i'll have the full accuweather seven day forecast a little bit later steph. >> thank you spencer. speaking of that rain it is welcome news to the north bay cal fire sonoma lake napa unit. they say october is the most destructive month in california for fire and they're still hard at work to prevent them from spreading. >> we're still doing fuel modification work. we're not resting on our laurels at all. those fires can start and with the winds that we get in, the north bay can escalate very quickly. a

that, 17—20 is quite possible once again — not quite as high as those temperatures we saw in the south and east into friday, but then, that should slowly clear out the way. so slightly cooler as we head towards friday morning, particularly in the north. but otherwise, further north, we've got sunny spells and scattered showers, and blustery winds on friday. the rainy — or the showery rain in the south should clear away, and then, actually it looks like a good deal of dry and reasonably bright weather on friday, which will again lift our temperatures a little bit above the average for late september. as for the weekend, we do have more rain coming in later saturday to start sunday — it's a very changeable picture, but as i say, for the details on the warnings, please head to the website. hello, i'm christian fraser. this is the context. we are past the water shed, so i can say this. show me a single self—respecting man that would like to climb into bed with that woman, ever — ever. gb news, this company, has suspended its presenter dan wootton. it comes after comments made by presenter laurence

not a bad day, though, for far north of england, south and east scotland and the south of northern irelandis afternoon through the north of northern ireland and still through some western parts of scotland. winds gusting 30, a0mph. temperatures down on what we've been used to so far this month, closer to where we should be for september, if not a little bit lower for some. and that will lead into a cool night tonight. there'll be a batch of showers through the english channel running into the southeast in east anglia and showers continuing to feed in north west scotland, northern ireland and some western parts of england and wales. in between all that clear skies and a cool night, temperatures in rural parts of england, wales, maybe down around four orfive degrees to start tomorrow morning. but it should be a bright start, a few mist and fog patches still the overnight showers just clearing away from the southeast corner, but showers in the north and west. the uk will blossom more widely across the country into the afternoon. the odd, sharper one. but there'll be some areas staying complet