the brilliant gemma arterton stars as alice lamb, a reclusive writer living in a south coast villageworld war ii. alice is considered an oddity by the locals, a loner who investigates and debunks myths and folklore, looking for the facts behind the fiction. i don't think it's very interesting. i wrote them. when young evacuee frank shows up unexpectedly on her doorstep, alice has no time for him, insisting that he be rehomed. but inevitably, a bond grows between the pair, with alice warming to her new charge as we learn about the love and loss that haunts her own past and the possibility of magic in the future. was she the one you loved? would you think it was strange? no. written and directed by olivier award—winning playwright jessica swale, summerland is a lovely, heartfelt film about matters of life and death that has its feet on the ground and its head in the clouds. in the central role, arterton, who's also an executive producer, relishes the chance to play a character who doesn't care about what the outside world thinks of her, preferring instead to find refuge in her work. he

starting today, south coast ridge road, central coast road. and are all closed. the forest service says it will help preserve the region. >> oakland ninth street is busy. china town launches a street fest friday. providing the tables and chairs, music. the areas restaurants struggled during the pandemic. because they don't have out door seating. oakland closed the streets. every friday. >> it's a nice evening. happy friday to you. >> you too. and looking way off towards oakland i can see lots of sunshine. beyond the camera lens. going to be a good night to do that. nice weekend coming our way. it will get warmer. let's get you into the micro climate forecast. on this weather board i have set up the live cameras on the left hand side. and current temperature with the fog is moving in. walnut creek, crystal clear blue skies. and towards san francisco. i have a bit of fog starting to roll in. currently 66 in san francisco. and the warmest we have liver more at 90. again heating up this weekend. one of the main reasons why is that very persistent pattern for the past

so starting today, south coast ridge road, central coast road, loss burros road and plaskett ridge road are all closed. the forest service says this will hopefully preserve the region. >>> and speaking of the weekend, let's bring in our chief smile correspondent. that's jeff ranieri as we head into what hopes to be a beautiful weekend, jeff. >> you know, if i can bring a smile, i feel like that's definitely a little part of that job here with the weather lately. we've had some real excellent weather, not too hot. we even had a little bit of cool weather most recently. and even though we're going to warm up this weekend, we should stay out of those dangerous heat levels. so let's go ahead and get you into that microclimate forecast. the big change with the fog as we move through tomorrow is not quite extensive here from the north bay down to the south bay. in fact, most of the fog is right here around san francisco and down the immediate coastline. and you can see as we push this into 11:00 in the morning, we continue with that sun. so we are setting ourselves up with a really great day.

the days months ahead for the moments douglas will thanks for joining us from lymington england south coast you're welcome. plenty ahead here on the news hour including answering protesters demands iraq's prime minister says an election will be held a year sooner than planned. and going hungry a bunch of lebanon could soon struggle to feed its very untrue to. put in support top model when installed as a back playing in the united states for the 1st time since the code of honor small term. donald trump is trying to use his presidential powers to bar the chinese own social media platform to talk from the u.s. the signal that he didn't support an american takeover of the company amid reports that microsoft is in talks to buy tech talk and we see. it's still latest rift in the escalating tech war between the u.s. and china for weeks u.s. officials have raised security concerns over the chinese owned video tick-tock saying it can help aging spot on americans and now president donald trump threatened to fan it all together well look here that we may be bending we may be doing some other things a

stay with us on bbc news, still to come: the empty cruise ships lining england's south coast that haveon. washington, the world's most political city, is today assessing the political health of the world's most powerful man. indeed i did have a relationship with ms lewinsky that was not appropriate. in fact, it was wrong. in south africa, 97 people have been killed today in one of the worst days of violence between rival black groups. over the last ten days, 500 have died. chanting: czechoslovakia must be free! czechoslovakia must be free! chanting: czechoslovakia must be free! russia is observing a national day of mourning for the 118 submariners who died on board the kursk. we all with them now, within our hearts. the pope has celebrated mass before a congregation of more than 2.5 million people in his home town of krakow. "stay with us, stay with us," chanted this ocean of humanity. "well, well," joked the pope, "so you want me to desert rome? " this is bbc news, our top story: day two of the virtual convention — joe biden will be formally picked as the democratic party's election n

. >> the kulon lies on the south coast of the island of java.ountain range with peaks of 1,000 meters, it's a richly forested region where many local farmers are also foresters. >> this is banjarrahroom village and it's home to a logging cooperative. >> the group is named the beautiful forest of the menare hills. the cooperative was set up in 2008 with 20 locals. today, there are 1500 membebers. each person pays $4 a month and 20 members work as full-time staff. >>> the cooperative manages logs and sells the trees owned by its 1500 members. the area covers a total of around 900 hectares and contains over 200,000 trees. two of the cooperative's staff head out on a scooter about ten minutes into the forest to conduct research. they enters an area owned by one of the members. there are a lot of teak trees here. teak is a high-end resource famous for its beautiful grain and durability. they measure the tree trunk. >> trees with a circumference of 30 or more centimeters are numbered and tagged. ♪ ♪ then the tag is photographed. the tree's species and

in and around sydney along the new south wales coast but the winds should be certainly and this is where we'll see the strong winds working the way across south australia on tools that toria leaving a very cloudy a picture across western australia on wednesday by thursday they will break in that cabin again we could have one or 2 shots in fact the showers extend all the way from the south coast in the western australia right there trolls towards that torah and eventually pushing on towards tasmania to find a way across both on and over new zealand there is more rain in the 4 calls into no they should have seen some strong thunderstorms as you can see here shanghai the night skies were really let up by some fairly ferocious storms we could see more of those although actually on wednesday it's much better day in shanghai but you see all this rain out across the west the central areas that will extend further east north as we go through thursday and once again head towards the korean peninsula. global food production is wasteful and it's training our planet. but pioneers are adapting with n

and the empty cruise ships lining the south coast that have become an unlikely tourist attraction.up on bbc news. paris st germain look to book their place in the first champions league final as they take on the rising stars of european football, rb leipzig. good evening. tens of thousands of students, who've now got higher a level grades after the government's u—turn yesterday, are scrambling for university places. with many courses already full, some students remain unsure about their academic futures. the government has said it will help universities to find places for them. the education secretary, gavin williamson, has sidestepped questions about whether he will resign, and the universities minister michelle donelan said the grading system devised by the exams regulator 0fqual was "grossly unfair." the government was forced to abandon 0fqual‘s computer modelling for a level and gcse results, after an outcry when 40% of entries were downgraded. wales and northern ireland also reversed their policies. 0ur education editor, branwenjeffreys, has the latest: natasha is still lookin

look at the difference between the south coast of england and spain.fused rules and public indifference are putting their livelihoods in danger. it hardly seems a fair deal. >> you are watching al jazeera, live from london. much more to tell you about. chilean miners0 were trapped underground. why are many struggling to get by? beirutwill hear from the bride who had to run for her life when the blast hit. ♪ >> i am pleased to say that it will warm up just a touch as we go through the next couple of days. dragging in that cold air. that significant snowfall that we saw across the likes of tasmania and eastern parts of the e two ahead. it will make its way across south australia, right into the interior and the western side of queensland. quiet leather for a time. into friday, it is really ramping up across south wales. some wet weather affecting parts of the toya with rather heavy rain across the eastern side of queens. is around 18 degrees celsius. a lot of clouds still draped across the area here. -- what herwhether wedding -- wetter weather. ♪ >> wel

south coast ridge road is closed.t service says this will preserve the region. >>> time now for check in with vianey arana for your microclimate forecast. i've always wanted to check out big sur. i'm thinking this would have been a good weekend if the roads hadn't been closed. >> it would have been a good weekend. a lot of sunshine and warmer temperatures. i mean, a lot of people could probably still head out on a good hike. that might be a great option. it's a great way to keep your social distancing and got to wear a mask. woodside we do have that fog rolling through. you can see it on our weather underground cameras and you can definitely see it in san francisco. haze valley. low clouds hanging out there. look at how beautiful that sunrise. you can see it just over the buildings. that pink and orange glow there. we'll see that today heading into the afternoon. mild overall. 59 degrees in san jose. 60 degrees in san francisco. 57 in livermore. 63 in palo alto. what are we tracking when it comes to low clouds? when w

today along the south coast at gosport and hampshire, we saw temperatures of 34 degrees. the south east of wales. here in the sunshine in cardiff, it was 29 degrees in the afternoon. but it is cooler further north across the uk, and we also have this weak weather front here. it's a source of moisture, if you like, with some mist and low cloud for a while in the far south west near the coast. that's moving away, but we still have that low cloud in the north sea, and with the northeasterly breeze, that'll push the cloud back in across northern england into the midlands, eventually towards wales. there could be one or two light showers in that, too. the threat of a heavier one brushing the coast of sussex and kent. here, temperatures could be no lower than 19—20 tonight. quite a contrast again across the uk. much cooler in the highlands and scotland, 4—5 with some mist and fog patches. tomorrow, many places will have a dry day with some warm sunshine developing. these are light showers, maybe getting all the way to northern ireland, will fade away and we'll see the cloud thin

. >> this includes no camping along highway 1 which is illegal or on south coast ridge road. the problem is growing from people posting on social media. >> if you go there on the weekend, you would be amazed at the amount of people. they are parking about anyplace that you can find a flat, level area. what we are seeing is more of a party atmosphere. those groups are setting up camp on private and federal land. often times leaving behind trash, human waste and toilet paper. several campers leave fire still burning or burnt wood that is still too hot. it is more campers is making people that live around their nervous. >> living in fear that another big fire will start in the backyard. >> those neighbors are aiding enforcement. on weekends, locals are driving up and down highway 1, counting cars and sometimes stopping to ask people to put out illegal fires or barbecues. >> there are not enough facilities, campfires and hotel rooms. i think there is a push right now because it has gotten to the point where it is so bad, i feel like we are seeing change. >> reporter: reporting fr

of rains across the central areas of africa and plenty of cloud he can see me just skirting that south coast of south africa it will bring wanted to shout of this not a bad day choose the importance of a thing fairly warm 21 degrees celsius cooling off a little bit on wednesday the winds pushing in still though mostly dry but still the showers through central africa. jump into the stream and julian of global community this generation will have to create its own democracy with social media on air will online be part of the debate let me put some you tube comments to you when no topic is off the table is taking on all the systemic violence that people of color have suffered not only now but for decades we are going to be to transform lives the way we see where we do business if we're going to adapt to climate break down this street on out is there a understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world so no matter where you go with the news and current affairs that matter to you. and demonstrations in several u.s. cities after the police shooting of an unarmed black man and

they include central coast road, south coast ridge road, and plaskett ridge road. violators can get knocked with a hefty fine anywhere from five to $10,000. the forest service issued the order in an captioning sponsored by cbs >> brennan: breaking news tonight: 160,000 dead in ameri america. the u.s. breaks another record as california's coronavirus death toll reaches 10,000. tonight, the country's largest school system says it will reopen. the daunting decision now facing parents. and from weddings and sorority parties to a motorcycle rally starting tonight with cases spiking, why are so many warnings being ignored? alarming increase in infections. the new alert after two young children are killed by the virus. what's causing childhood cases of covid to rise so rapidly? passenger jet crash: an airliner skids off a runway b

went to america, trained as a pilot, he came back to england and served with 91 squadron on the south coast awarded the distinguished cross for his battles against the luftwaffe and the bombing of, successful bombing of enemy shipping in the channel. eventually, he joined bombing of enemy shipping in the channel. eventually, hejoined 607 squadron and went to burma. after a brief sojourn in india. and he served fighting the japanese for various airfields in burma. he saw the fall of rangoon. one of the most important thing is the debt apart from fighting the enemy aircraft was —— one of the most important things they did was drop supplies to operations behind enemy lines. and he supported, he and his colleagues supported the 14th army as the work their way through in terrible conditions through burma. to remind oui’ conditions through burma. to remind our viewers, they carried out gorilla warfare behind enemy lines and some real stories of headache heroism there. i am looking at archive footage you have given us. not quite —— he has got quite a jab there, hasn't he? what has it been like get

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rains across the central areas of africa and plenty of cloud he can see really discussing that south coast of south africa it will bring wanted to shout of this not a bad day choose the importance of a thing fairly warm a high of 21 degrees celsius cooling off a little bit on wednesday the winds pushing it still though mostly dry but still those showers through central africa. jump into the street and julian on global community this generation will have to create its own democracy with social media and will online be part of the debate let me put some you tube comments to you when no topic is off the table is taking on all the violence that people have suffered not only now but for decades we are going to be to transform lives the way he keeps human way we do business if we're going to adapt to climate break down this street on out is there. they are again you're watching alex is there has a reminder of our top stories this hour donald trump has accused democrats of working to steal the election on the 1st day of the republican party convention in north carolina speakers over the past few

south and the east, it's been dry, there's been a good deal of sunshine and for many, away from the south coast get there, we still have this frontal system still hanging around but slowly pushing its way eastwards overnight, so any early rain through this evening and the first part of the night will tend to fade away, so most places become dry. there will be quite a lot of cloud around, but it will thin and break to allow some clear spells. could see a bit of mist and fog in places. it's another mild, muggy night through much of england and wales, a little bit fresher than it was last night across scotland. so, into thursday, here's the bigger picture. still got our front with us. it's running into an area of high pressure, so as it does, most of the rain fizzles out. allow for some light rain and drizzle at first across southern counties of england. it won't really amount to much. and for much of the day tomorrow, it is looking largely dry across the uk. quite a bit of cloud through the morning, thinning and breaking as the day wears on. the winds won't be as strong as they have been recently

not just talking about all of the people who may want some summer sunshine by immigrating to the south coastn. we are also talking about younger, highly skilled, highly educated people who may well be willing to take salary freezes or pay cuts to remain living within another country. this research comes only weeks after the british government announced at the start of next year, it is introducing a points-based immigration system to attract the best and brightest from anywhere in the world. some believe the british government have ignored that some of the best and brightest already living here might not want to do so much longer. perhaps one of the most startling aspects of this research is the level of immigration, 30%, only tends to be seen fr this is my origin and my destination. our apartment here in frederiksberg in the heart of copenhagen. but t in my work, , travelliling around t the world, i look differently at my own city now. i see the challenges and i see the hurdles. this city has been a global benchmark for urbanism for many years, and i want to show you some ofof the great thin

plenty of rains across the central areas of africa and plenty of cloud he can see me discussing that south coast of south africa it will bring want to shout of this not about they choose important as the thing fairly warm a high of 21 degrees celsius cooling off a little bit on wednesday the winds pushing it still though mostly dry but still the showers through central africa. on counting the cost cracks in the global economy stocks soared to record highs despite the coronavirus that make billionaires become richer but the poor get poorer so is it time to finally come from capitalism plus remaking china and president she's been. counting the cost on al-jazeera. because context they changed the face a new day storytelling around the biggest issues done but had to do the show do it again. hello again you're watching al-jazeera has a reminder of our top stories this hour have been demonstrations in several u.s. cities after a black man was shot in the back 7 times by police in the city of can or so where this shooting took place protesters are set vehicles on fire and remain alz on the streets desp

as that makes its way to the south coast of china, the seasonable rains are these stretching from suchyou on -- n andchingng from szechua sinking southwards into china. anchor: a reminder of the top , molly's president and prime minister reported to have been arrested by soldiers. they were detained after personnel beauty at a base -- personnel mutinied at a base north of the capital. a member of hezbollah has been convicted of conspiring to kill hariri. suspectss one of four dried for the car bomb attack. the belarusian government has admitted some police officers have resigned as pressure grows on the country's president to go as well. more state workers walked off the job after a day of demonstrations calling on alexander lukashenko to resign. downer station has shut after israel shut off the supply of fuel. the gaza strip's 2 million residents now have as little as four hours of power a day. the restriction is one of several in response to incendiary balloon launches from gaza. reporter: even before tuesday morning in the shutdown of their only power station, gaza's 2 million peopl

i do think the florida panhandle all the way into alabama, the south coast, you need to be aware. right now we still have hurricane warnings that are set out for coastal areas of louisiana. this needs to be shifted to more tropical storm warnings across the florida panhandle. i still do think the storm surge is going to be a problem and the inundation of rain where they could see eight inches possible acrosssevere weather risk for the dakotas, making its way into chicago, 93. more on the tropics coming up. >> thanks, janessa> citye getti john oliver. >> behind me, you'll see the city of danbury sewer plant and we're going to rename it the john oliver memorial sewer plant. why? because it's full of [ bleep ], just like you, john. >> new name comes after john oliver singled out danbury for their railway museum >>> coming up, the struggle to contain the wildfires in california >>> crackdown on chaos in colorado heartburn happens when stomach acid refluxes into the esophagus. prilosec otc uses a unique delayed-release formula that helps it pass through the tough stomach acid. it then

skies through the night as the showers tend to ease away, but some rain does creep close to the south coastt a few sharp showers dotted around on monday as well, but the potential for more persistent rain on tuesday. welcome to bbc news, i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: tiktok says it is there for the long run after president trump says he will ban the chinese—owned video sharing app in the us. across europe, several governments express concern about a resurgence in the number of coronavirus cases. south africa records more than 500,000 virus infections. that is the fifth—highest in the world. and pierre—emerick aubameyang scores twice as arsenal beat

finally the french capital and a sprawling port city on the country's south coast of now being declared cove it nineteen height risk areas. a new government decree has made paris must say under its surroundings red zones. giving local authorities greater powers to try and contain the spread of the virus. speaking to local media here in france the head of the national health authority says the situation nationwide. it's quite deteriorating from week to week inin this f friday and for the third consecutive day. the number of new options has written above the two thousand five hundred mark. not brings you up to date once again but to stay with us stay on france twenty four world news coverage continues. good evening and welcome to the interview arms across twenty four this addition is that. to a unity powerful. book entitled but you still have the words of dialogue between the two men. die metrically opposed offsetting lost his daughter. in the vatican's attacks independence as the animal lost his son was one of the assailants who visited. upon the vatican thank you both of you mr i mean w

portland on the south coast of england.very year. i said to the guys when it's my time to go, you know, for my ashes to be scattered here. and harry said the same. it was like, you know, "same for me, dad, this is where i want to be, as well." and then, unfortunately, you know, a month later we lost him. definitely, it definitely is my special place, it's all our special places. harry's ashes were scattered here a few weeks ago. it's become a place for the whole family, parents, step parents, siblings, team harry, to remember and reflect. the pain that you're left with every moment of every day, 24/7, is always there so you can never not realise that he's gone. we definitely know that he's gone. harry dunn was riding his motorbike next to raf croughton in northamptonshire when he was allegedly hit head—on and killed. the driver of the car, anne sacoolas, the wife of an american intelligence officer, claimed diplomatic immunity and left the country. harry's family has been campaigning ever since to get her back to face the b

of rain it is affected already the southern south korean island of jeju and also the country's south coast as it moves gradually northwoods through the yellow sea that separates the korean peninsula from the coast of china it will be passing closest to the most densely populated part of south korea that's the sole metropolitan area during the nighttime hours of wednesday through into thursday and then thursday morning it will be making its landfall in north korea itself now it will have lost some of its intensity but this will still be a very big typhoon barreling into north korea the north korean leader kim jong un has already held a meeting this week of his politburo to discuss measures to mitigate the impact of this the country has been put on full alert but this is a north korea is already facing of course merely at problems from the continuing sanctions from the effects of isolating itself because of fears of the coronavirus from the outside world it's also had of course the impact of a weeks of heavy rains that have gone on longer than usual the summer rains that have been really imp

south west scotland. a lot of mist and murk on the west coast and some cloud and sea fog. uggy night. temperatures in scotland higher than last night. tomorrow we watch the thunder storms travel to the northern isles and further thunder storms development along england and wales. cooler on the north sea coast. but temperatures still up to 35 in the south—east. but feeling humid as we push further north into scotland. for wednesday, we have a front crossing the north of the country, through scotland and northern england, taking some thunder storms with it. with low pressure m ove thunder storms with it. with low pressure move being up from the south, we will see more thunder storms across england and wales and once again some of those could be torrential, leading to some flash flooding. there will be gusting winds and large hail. temperatures from about 16 in the north to highs once again in the south into the low to the mid 30s. it is as we head to the end of the week that we see some fresher conditions coming in from the atlantic. that is it from me for today. i will see y

that you came out of his house now removed those warnings but look at this because my goodness the south coast of england is huge waves just really bashing the lighthouse therese and the picture across into the south and look at these people standing here enjoying the same but my goodness it's actually very dangerous a huge wave crushing overhead meanwhile down into space on the island of. these fires broke out on friday evening people did have to be evacuated from their homes and of course there. not only from the ground but also from the very hot and dry weather in place that much as spain and areas of portugal be can see here across the northwest again a very shy pattern the winds are still quite strong across the u.k. and then we've got this line of very heavy rain it'll really produce some heavy into southern as the journey down across into northern italy and then work its way eastwards as we go through sunday believing a very cloudy showery possum behind as you can see but good clear sunny skies and warm across much of the mediterranean so for the next few days in london it's not seep ou

citizens not just talking about older people who may want to bit of summer sun by emigrating to the south coast of spain also talking about younger highly skilled highly educated people who may well be willing to take salary freezes or pay cuts just to remain living within an e.u. country this research comes only weeks after the british government announced that from the start of next year it was introducing a point space immigration system to attract the best and brightest from anywhere in the world not just from the e.u. but some believe the british government has ignored the fact that some of the best and brightest already living here may not want to do so for much longer but perhaps the most startling aspect of this research is that this level of emigration 30 percent only tends to be seen from countries with serious political and economic problems that's it for me for the start i'll be back in a moment with more on the explosion in beirut and the rest of the day's other news who do join in then if you can and more to come thanks so much for watching life and. business leaders does want to

here in brighton, on the south coast, the local council urged people to stay away.elgium. the seas and the sands full of people. there did seem to be some attempt to control numbers but safety measures are hard to enforce. translation: with this heat, it's very, very difficult to keep up with the masks. translation: people are still on vacation but things are a little lax. i hope the visitors will pull themselves together. in rome, the authorities told the very young and the very old to stay inside. visitor numbers are down due to coronavirus. mostly, it was locals taking the chance to admire their beautiful city. in madrid, face masks are now compulsory after a surge in cases in recent days. wearing them in this weather is no fun, but for some, they have become a necessary evil. translation: too much heat and you sweat a lot with the mask but since it's compulsory, and in order to protect yourself, you have to wear it. you have to clean your face very often. here in lyon, temperatures reached 41 celsius, and more of the same is due on saturday. the city's fountain‘

around the east bay especially out toward livermore once again around santa cruz the south coast there facing down wind of the complex in the santa cruz mountains seeing unhealthy air at this hour and very likely with more or less a similar weather pattern into tomorrow many of the same areas will see that type of air quality again. the inner bay may begin to see more smoke as the seabreeze backs off a little bit. that is what happens when your temperatures start to warm up we will begin i think to see some areas of smoke trying to fill back in. morning temperatures in the 50s and across the central bay. highs tomorro wper 80s to low 9. here is where the smoke can make for an interesting part of the forecast if there is just too much of it outside. we saw this in 2008. it can actually keep the temperatures down below what the forecast is currently showing. we'll be watching that, too. also from a temperature standpoint. it may actually keep some of the afternoon temperatures a lit lower than you're seeing here. numbers in the 80s bay side. 70s coast side on the peninsula. san francisco

depression which might strengthen a bit it's basically a rainy thing as that makes its way into the south coast of china the seasonal rains of these here stretching from sichuan all beyond up towards well beijing and then sinking southwards into china. played an important role. bottles in cameroons rivers. on. plastic everywhere. but if bottles can be fishing boats. bubble gum wellington boots what more can be done with this plague of polymers. earthrise reimagining plastic. on al-jazeera. her. al-jazeera. hello i'm lauren terry and this is the al-jazeera news out live from london coming up molly's president and prime minister detained government offices around sacked after soldiers appeared to stage a coup. hezbollah members found guilty over the killing of lebanon's.

. >> reporter: that sprint is now a relay race, and this biotech lab on the south coast of england has the baton. the process starts with a small batch of vaccine. >> we grow the cells up within this particular bioreactor and then we use a startup version of the vaccine, it infects the cells that are growing inside here and allows the vaccine to heke more of the vaccine itself. owsreporter: the rest is a complex filtering process that screens out impurities until you get a bag full of vaccines ready for the vials and eventually your arm. e viasystem will be used by manufacturers of the oxford vaccine around the world all waiting for the go ahead to start rolling out in record time. charlie d'agata, cbs news, portsmouth, england. >> o'donnell: and there is still much more news ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news" allegations of blackmail and extramarital affairs, the new scandal involving evangelical leader jerry falwell. what caused zoom classes and meetings to go dark for several hours today. and later, the emotional tributes on what's become known as kobe bryant day. and a major tri

skies through the night as the showers tend to ease away, but some rain does creep close to the south coaste again. and just a few sharp showers dotted around on monday as well, but the potential for more persistent rain on tuesday. welcome to bbc news, i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: tiktok says it is there for the long run after president trump says he will ban the chinese—owned video sharing app in the us. south africa records more than 500,000 virus infections. that is the fifth—highest in the world. across europe, several governments express concern about a resurgence in the number of coronavirus cases. and pierre—emerick aubameyang scores twice as arsenal beat

then through the night, they do peter out — we've got an area of rain close by to the south coast, att on balance it looks as if it'll be rain for the channel islands and for northern france. but there'll still be some showers on monday, and we've got pressure brewing once again in the atlantic. so monday looks set to start on a fairly decent note, dry and bright if that's the weather you like, gentle breezes. but, given that there are gentle breezes, when the showers brew up, they will be slow—moving. slow—moving and heavy as we go into the afternoon. but there will also be a lot of dry weather — the majority will have that dry weather. but then monday night into tuesday, low pressure gathers force, and that low pressure is likely to bring some more significant rain in through tuesday and into wednesday, slowly pushing its way southwards, the majority of the rain further north and west. but as ever, we will keep you updated. there's more detail on the website. hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment but first the headlines: one of the

south africa have been working to eradicate a particular type of fish which is from a lake near the south coast carp have proliferated so much there that the lakes ecosystem is now under threat the fish had previously been killed and processed into fertilizer but now they're being used to fear feed nearby communities that no longer have the means to buy food because of the corona virus pandemic. these fishermen head out on to the lake before sunrise several times a week. they go to catch cop and invasive fish in the hunt and late late on south africa's scenic godden routes. cop was stalked illegally in the lake in 1000 hundreds its numbers have grown and are threatening indigenous species we have. a program where we are decayed car. for the benefit of biodiversity here in the flesh and hopefully and this 2nd facet of the project is that the cup that we take out currently from deflate we donated to our local communities as part of the food diet because fish is actually important source of protein initially simply a conservation program the cash goes toward feeding nearby residents. volunteers ha

this is porthleven on cornwall 5 south coast.et office amber warning for very strong winds is in place across wales and the midlands, with yellow weather warnings covering much of the rest of the uk. time for a look at the weather, here's phil avery. i always knew you were a frustrated forecaster, simon. good afternoon. you have seen what it looks like on the ground, this is what it looks like from space. this banner of cloud is sweeping its way ever further northwards and bringing with it quite a bit of rain. a couple of inches of rain falling at the worst. following on behind the skies are not that clear either. we are not quite done with that frontal system further south because it will return across the irish sea into the north of wales and northern england over the next couple of hours. over the same time period this afternoon and into this evening the isobars tighten as the low centre tracks across northern england, which is why simek was talking about the amber warning for strong and gusty winds all the way from wales righ

south and the east, it‘s been dry, there‘s been a good deal of sunshine and for many, away from the south coast overnight, so any early rain through this evening and the first part of the night will tend to fade away, so most places become dry. there will be quite a lot of cloud around, but it will thin and break to allow some clear spells. could see a bit of mist and fog in places. it‘s another mild, muggy night through much of england and wales, a little bit fresher than it was last night across scotland. so, into thursday, here‘s the bigger picture. still got our front with us. it‘s running into an area of high pressure, so as it does, most of the rain fizzles out. allow for some light rain and drizzle at first across southern counties of england. it won‘t really amount to much. and for much of the day tomorrow, it is looking largely dry across the uk. quite a bit of cloud through the morning, thinning and breaking as the day wears on. the winds won‘t be as strong as they have been recently. away from the western isles, still quite breezy here, but certainly feeling warmer across scotland, n

on the cards for many of us this summer, a growing number of luxury liners have moored off the south coasty is in weymouth for us this evening. it is a spectacular but somewhat of a sad sight. spectacular because the ships are gleaming here in the sunshine of the evening, but sad because they are all laid up here because of covid—19 and are unlikely to be going anywhere for the rest of the year. but it hasn't stopped them becoming a major tourist attraction. weymouth bay has become a parking bay for britain's cruise industry. we counted ten ships today, giant, gleaming and empty vessels. they are here so they don't have to pay the birthing fees in ports, but these mega ships have now become major attractions. something else to come and see, isn't it? something different. they should be out cruising, but what can you do with this going on? it's a bit of a risk for the passengers. jon holland has been on 1a cruises in the past few years and cannot bear to see them idle. most of them i have been on, most ones, it's a tragedy, isn't it? it really is. it will be about two or three years before

—west england, parts of the of the south coast, so it's potential we are talking about. north, eventually pulling in more of a north—westerly. the spacing of the isobars tells you the wind will eventually ease down but still fairly gusty during the course of saturday. not as gusty as friday with all the rain around, but it will ease further during the course of sunday. the saturday temperatures, a little bit lower with highs between 14 and 22. hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. sisters linda and anne nolan recently revealed they both had to undergo chemotherapy treatment for cancer during lockdown. linda has liver cancer, her third recurrence of the disease, and anne has breast cancer for a second time. now linda hasjoined other celebrities to encourage people to continue going to their gp and having check—ups. let's speak to her now. good morning, linda, how are you? good morning, linda, how are you? good morning. i'm fine, thank you. up good morning. i'm fine, thank you. up very early for you! is this early for you? oh, yes. lovely to talk

on the cards for many of us this summer, a growing number of luxury liners have moored off the south coastction. duncan kennedy reports from weymouth. weymouth bay has become a parking bay for britain's cruise industry. we counted ten ships today, giant, gleaming and empty vessels. they are here so they don't have to pay the birthing fees in ports, but these mega ships have now become major attractions. something else to come and see, isn't it? something different. they should be out cruising, but what can you do with this going on? it's a bit of a risk for the passengers. jon holland has been on 1a cruises in the past few years and cannot bear to see them idle. most of them i have been on, most ones, it's a tragedy, isn't it? it really is. it will be about two or three years before we get back on them. the ships have become so popular special boat trips are taking people around them in what has become a kind of maritime museum. each vessel still has about 100 crew members on board to keep them maintained and stop them drifting in rough weather. but whatever the weather, these ships are cu

falling apart but it leaves an awful lot of potential for rain in hong kong for all the way along the south coast and into taiwan in particular taipei could be particularly wet so although reflects where the seasonal rain is 3 days of it sunday monday tuesday fairly humid days now given what's happening up here that would suggest maybe it will be quite so active for the size and that is true for a couple of days at least although we've got showers in the southern philippines dancers of sort of wasting in borneo in sumatra and at least peninsula malaysia it's pretty dry weather right in there up in myanmar central thailand and northern vietnam as well the monsoon rain is concentrating now he kind of concentrated on the western ghats particularly in the south. from. a global pandemic mass protests demanding change economic recession and geopolitical tensions not to mention the small matter of a looming election join me steve clemons in conversation with leading voices on the bottom line your weekly take on u.s. politics and society on al-jazeera. there is no channel that covers world news like we d