south midlands. a little bit fresher down some eastern coasts.far north of scotland. by the start of the weekend, probably a better chance of some sunshine in the far north of scotland, but a better chance of some low cloud continuing, eastern coast of scotland, northeast england, limiting the temperatures in aberdeen a little bit. 26 inland, 27 to northern ireland, again, 36 or 37 in some parts of southern england. that warmth and heat continues into sunday, but a slot of something changing. a bit more cloud, the chance of a few storms around later on sunday into monday, bringing a drop in temperature. but even though those storms may occur into next week, they'll be fairly sporadic, many places probably staying largely dry. and, of course, we need a good deal more rain. a bit more cloud, the chance of a few storms around later on sunday into monday, bringing a drop in temperature. but even though those storms may occur into next week, they'll be fairly sporadic, many places probably staying largely dry. and, of course, we need a good deal more

now, there'll be a few popping up just inland from the south coast — the south coast itself should stayparts of northwest england, running up to northumberland and into eastern areas of scotland. but, as i say, even for these areas, there will hardly be any showers today, so the emphasis is on a lot of dry weather through the afternoon, and it will feel warm in the day's sunshine with temperatures widely into the low 20s, reaching around 2a or 25 degrees in the warmest spots of england and wales. overnight tonight, clearskies for england and wales. always thicker cloud for scotland and northern ireland, with outbreaks of rain. becoming a bit heavier, a bit more extensive across the western isles and into the highlands. temperatures overnight about 10 to 1a degrees. and tomorrow, again, it is a largely dry picture — although, that said, we start off with this thicker cloud, still some patches of rain affecting the northwest of scotland. perhaps an odd shower for northern ireland — maybe an odd one for england and wales — but for most it's another dry day with sunny spells. temperatures n

as we travelled to the south—west coast, the effects of saltwater toxicity on the farms was clear. by cracked and grey coastline, which we actually saw using aerial cameras, stretched for miles. local wildlife had disappeared. the landscape is gutted and divided into rough rectangles known as polders, low—lying tracts of land surrounded by embankments. many of the people farming in this area in the polders live below the poverty line. i began myjourney in polder 23, when there are currently ongoing problems. here, the land is barren and muddy. well, this lady has just told me that because of problems of saltwater exposure, she has actually had to have surgery. in fact, many of the women here have said they had all kinds of related problems to be exposure to salt. many of the women say they have complained to local shrimp farm owners and the local authorities about the health issues they are experiencing, but they say their complaints aren't being listened to. these coastal areas are overseen by local union councils. the chairman of one such council told me that these days, violence

now, there'll be a few popping up just inland from the south coast — the south coast itself should stay eastern areas of scotland. but, as i say, even for these areas, there will hardly be any showers today, so the emphasis is on a lot of dry weather through the afternoon, and it will feel warm in the day's sunshine with temperatures widely into the low 20s, reaching around 24 or 25 degrees in the warmest spots of england and wales. 0vernight tonight, clearskies for england and wales. always thicker cloud for scotland and northern ireland, with outbreaks of rain. becoming a bit heavier, a bit more extensive across the western isles and into the highlands. temperatures overnight about 10 to 14 degrees. and tomorrow, again, it is a largely dry picture — although, that said, we start off with this thicker cloud, still some patches of rain affecting the northwest of scotland. perhaps an odd shower for northern ireland — maybe an odd one for england and wales — but for most it's another dry day with sunny spells. temperatures not really changing that much — 21 in glasgow, a 20 for belfast, u

now, there'll be a few popping up just inland from the south coast — the south coast itself should stayld see an odd shower, parts of northwest england, running up to northumberland and into eastern areas of scotland. but, as i say, even for these areas, there will hardly be any showers today, so the emphasis is on a lot of dry weather through the afternoon, and it will feel warm in the day's sunshine with temperatures widely into the low 20s, reaching around 2a or 25 degrees in the warmest spots of england and wales. 0vernight tonight, clearskies for england and wales. always thicker cloud for scotland and northern ireland, with outbreaks of rain. becoming a bit heavier, a bit more extensive across the western isles and into the highlands. temperatures overnight about 10 to 1a degrees. and tomorrow, again, it is a largely dry picture — although, that said, we start off with this thicker cloud, still some patches of rain affecting the northwest of scotland. perhaps an odd shower for northern ireland — maybe an odd one for england and wales — but for most it's another dry day with sunny

england and wales, there will be some cloud towards north sea facing coasts, the best of the sunshine will tend to be out towards the southshould be dry with sunny spells and temperatures in the late 20s in celsius, and that is where they will tend to stay as we head through the rest of the week across england and wales, some more decent long spells of sunshine, possibly a bit more unsettled by the end of the week, but scotland and northern ireland, cloudy and temperatures in the high teens. this is bbc news. the headlines at 8pm... the government says middle—income earners will need more help to pay their energy bills, notjust the poorest, with families facing tough choices. i think it's right that when they become prime minister, it is going to be a choice of the kids need to eat, obviously, i don't. and that is the stark reality that we are facing at the moment. two men arrested on suspicion of murdering nine—year—old olivia pratt—korbel, who was shot dead in her home in liverpool, have been released on bail. a national emergency has been declared in pakistan after millions of people were forced from their homes. it fo

the south coast side started strongly again. it is united. again-— strongly again. it is pascal gross who is there! _ strongly again. it is pascal gross who is there! this _ strongly again. it is pascal gross who is there! this was _ strongly again. it is pascal gross who is there! this was the - who is there! this was the midfielder's _ who is there! this was the midfielder's fought - who is there! this was the | midfielder's fought against who is there! this was the - midfielder's fought against united comedy did not have to wait too long for his fifth. brighton fans were in a frenzy, erik ten hag now well aware of the challenge in pan. team talk delivered, and an own goal in the second half pulled one back for united. heads enhance, the home fans watched as brighton held on for their first win at old trafford. no equaliser in fergie time for erik ten hag. you will see how much time he is given to try to make emotive tick. —— make united tick. in the scottish premiership, a thrilling end to the edinburgh derby. martin boyle's goal in the fi

by the met office, extreme heat warning and transport expected, leeds, liverpool, adding to its south coastewhere but not just for the friends very close to the north of scotland and this is your exception. here through the night and into the morning, we will have had some rain and temperatures a bit fresh to scotland, northern ireland in northern england did a better start to thursday morning in the south. far—fetched as clearing and writing sunday for many. but across the western aisles, rain will come and go through the day it is us this year but 28 in scotland, 27 pass northern ireland, 35 degrees potentially to the south midlands and that heat continuing to build. as a going to thursday evening, more cloud, occasional rain and the chance of if you mist and fog patches to the eastern coast of england and scotland too but by night, temperatures start to creep up night, temperatures start to creep up a little bit as well. friday, we do it all again in some early mist and fog in the east, one or two batches close to the eastern coast. grey area across the north of scotland but not as great

the south coast side started strongly again. it is pascal gross who is there!ot have to wait too long for his fifth. brighton fans were in a frenzy, erik ten hag now well aware of the challenge at hand. delivered and the deficit halved, before alexis mcallister turned it into his own net. heads in hands, the home fans watched as brighton held on for their first win at old trafford. no equaliser in fergie time for erik ten hag. we will see how much time he is given to try to make united tick. manager ten hag says there is a huge task ahead. i�*m aware of it be for and it doesn�*t change this game. it�*s a hell of a job and we have to work hard, we have to analyse and learn the lessons and then we have to move forward. new signing erling haaland fired manchester city to victory on his premier league debut with two goals in a 2—0 win at west ham. adam cottier has more. in the last two seasons, nobody has managed to burst manchester city�*s bubble. going for a third top flight title in a row, they now have one of the most prolific strikers of recent times in their

the north, 17—20 degrees further south, really could be quite warm and uncomfortable across the south coastgain. it's a sunny start, mist and low cloud burning back to the coast but then a greater chance of showers and thunderstorms developing across northern ireland, scotland into the afternoon, maybe one or two across western england and wales later in the day. the vast majority though will stay dry and sunny and very hot again, 30—35 or 36 england and wales, maybe a touch cooler, scotland and northern ireland around the mid 20s there. we start to see changes into next week, things turn a bit cooler and we will start to see more in the way of showers and thunderstorms, that's because we've got low pressure pushing up from the south as we move out of sunday. that will introduce more humid air, so it could be quite uncomfortable for a while sunday into monday, but then you will see the shower and thunderstorm activity start to increase. initially northern and western areas, and then migrating towards the east. you will see temperatures very warm to start the week across the south—east and t

south midlands. a little bit fresher down some eastern coasts.n the far north of scotland. by the start of the weekend, probably a better chance of some sunshine in the far north of scotland, but a better chance of some low cloud continuing, eastern coast of scotland, northeast england, limiting the temperatures in aberdeen a little bit. 26 inland, 27 to northern ireland, again, 36 or 37 in some parts of southern england. that warmth and heat continues into sunday, but a slot of something changing. a bit more cloud, the chance of a few storms around later on sunday into monday, bringing a drop in temperature. but even though those storms may occur into next week, they'll be fairly sporadic, many places probably staying largely dry. and, of course, we need a good deal more rain. welcome to bbc news. i'm rich preston. our top stories: donald trump refuses to answer questions under oath as part of an investigation into his business activities in new york. he called it a witch—hunt. dozens of people are missing after a boat, laden with migrants, sink

and there _ inland from the south coast and there will— inland from the south coast and there willg the onshore winds _ coastal areas giving the onshore winds it's — coastal areas giving the onshore winds. it's the return of the notting _ winds. it's the return of the notting hill carnival this weekend and for— notting hill carnival this weekend and for the bank holiday monday as well. and for the bank holiday monday as well its— and for the bank holiday monday as well it's a — and for the bank holiday monday as well. it's a predominantly dry forecast _ well. it's a predominantly dry forecast here so we will see some warm _ forecast here so we will see some warm spells of sunshine throughout and the _ warm spells of sunshine throughout and the next week high pressure stays— and the next week high pressure stays with — and the next week high pressure stays with us for the most part, some _ stays with us for the most part, some thicker cloud towards the end of the _ some thicker cloud towards the end of the week, might threaten some rain for— of the week, might threaten some rain for

night with temperatures not dropping below 20 celsius which could happen tonight and also on the south coastwales. tomorrow, more sunshine in mainland scotland with cloud to east facing case. the majority have blue skies, and temperatures could peak at 37 celsius most likely towards the west of london, west midlands, hampshire and sussex again but all change on sunday. high pressure moves east. low pressure will show its hand and introduce unstable air and will help to spark thunderstorms and will help to spark thunderstorms and will help to spark thunderstorms and will introduce fresher conditions next week. the thunderstorms most likely on sunday to the north and west of the uk. further south, still dry and hot. if we look at the outlook, you can see thunderstorms become widespread into the start of next week but because the start of next week but because the ground is so dry and hard there could be fresh flooding. a reminder of the top story. millions of people face restrictions on water use as a drought is officially declared across parts of england. that's all from the bbc news at one.

north, 17 to 20 degrees further south, really could be quite warm and uncomfortable across the south coast it's a sunny start, mist and low cloud burning back to the coast, but then it's a greater chance of showers and thunderstorms developing across northern ireland, scotland into the afternoon, maybe one or two across western england and wales later in the day. the vast majority, though, will stay dry and sunny and very hot again, 30 to 35 or 36, england and wales, maybe something a touch cooler for scotland and northern ireland, around the mid 20s there. we start to see changes into next week, things turn a bit cooler and we will start to see more in the way of showers and thunderstorms. that's because we've got low pressure pushing up from the south as we move out of sunday. that will introduce more humid air, so it could be quite uncomfortable for a while sunday into monday, but then you'll see the shower and thunderstorm activity starts to increase. initially, northern and western areas, and then migrating towards the east. you will see temperatures very warm to start the week across

south, temperatures 15 or 16, distance rumbles of thunder in the channel islands, perhaps, in the south coast, some isolated thunderstorms developing. in orkney and shetland, lots more sunshine developing throughout thursday afternoon. lots of blue skies across much of scotland and northern ireland, may be an isolated shower in northern ireland, temperatures peaking at 20 or 21, an isolated light shower in north—eastern england, more cloud than today in the south. tomorrow evening and into tomorrow night we could see more developing more widely across parts of the midlands, southern england and south wales, fading a bit into friday morning. a few more showers around across the south on friday, maybe some across north—east england eastern scotland and the chance of rain across northern ireland and western scotland. that is the sign of things changing. for friday it will be humid in the sunshine that we have. thanks, matt. and that's bbc news at ten on wednesday the 31st of august. there's more analysis of the day's main stories on newsnight on newsnight with kirsty, which isjust getting under

rishi sunak on the south coast said her tax cuts would amount to less than £200 for many average householdsnd he would look at doing more. we need to get real about this situation. it is simply wrong to rule out further direct support at this time as liz truss has done, and what is more, her tax proposals are not going to help very significantly people like pensioners or those on low incomes, who are exactly the kind of families who are going to need help. mr sunak�*s message to his party is that inflation is what matters. average annual energy bills could go up another £2000 in the coming months, and it is thought 40% of people are already struggling to pay. ms truss says her approach is about optimism, stimulating the economy, and not talking the country into a recession. damian grammaticas, bbc news. now on bbc news, the travel show. in the past few decades, the skyline of doha, qatar's capital city, has changed beyond recognition. the discovery of oil in the 1930s, and then natural gas in the early 1970s, marked a seismic change in the fortunes of qatar. the discovery of oil in the 1930

temperatures may see some snow over the victorian lp's as well, and flooding alerts in play for that south coast of new south wales that stop se asia and follow bands of rain. we are getting striked by them from home in city right through to bangkok, but i've got to get you to the philippines. a tropical storm is rolling through the philippines main island of luzon. i think torrential rain fall in the forecast here . less a wind story or rain story and certainly the risk of seen some flash flooding storms will roll into shanghai. that's going to drop the temperatures just a bit. so here's a 3 day forecast. 33 degrees, but that's still above the august average season. ah. okay, if it is like god was you creating, shunning a career in building full glory. yes, mean laurie shifts her attention to the dissolves district. can regions of pakistan building upon traditional techniques and arming people with the knowledge needed to sustain their societies. rebel architecture, a traditional future on o. dizzy lou . ah, ah, hello. you're watching al jazeera, i'm emily anglin. he's a reminder of our top sto

brown's way below the average rainfall totals for this time of year, and 1—2 stations along the south coastthat's because you're closest to an area of low pressure that's moving in at the moment. the isobars squeezing together, it'll turn pretty windy, and it will be quite wet as well. so that means it could be a pretty damp start for the commonwealth games in birmingham, but quickly brightening up by lunchtime, so an improving story. and that will be the story generally across the country. some heavy bursts of rain across north west england and wales drifting their way steadily eastwards. the rain never getting as far south, really, as the south midlands, and then behind it, brightening up with 1—2 showers. and then behind it, brightening a strong south—westerly wind as we go through the day — so blustery, but from a very warm source. it'll feel once again quite humid across the country — 24 celsius in eastern scotland, highs of 30 celsius perhaps in south east england — that's the mid—80s fahrenheit. now, as we go through the evening and overnight, there's another frontal system that will

of wales, per haps swansea and towards the south coast of england. up always a little cooler again eastern facing coast with again the chance of some cloud and sea breeze towards coastal areas with up over the weekend a high—pressure been keeping us dry will gradually move eastward allowing this area of low pressure to become dominant as we headed to the start of next week throwing out some cooler, more surveilling air. that will introduce a bit more clout on sunday, temperatures are still very high, still hot at that particular towards the south of england and wales as you can see from our city temperatures here. there will be a bit more clout around on sunday. that moist, more humid feeling air will help to spark off some heavy thundershowers. so they become a feature of next week's weather. of course it's been very dry lately so the chance that last for some of these very dry air is to receive some rainfall and also feel cooler and fresher with more of a westerly wind eventually developing with up but the most part we are looking at still above av

it could have cleared the south coast by morning. more sunshine in central and eastern areas and for the commonwealth games tomorrow. but lots of showers. i talked about the rain initially in eastern scotland. even once it clears there will be scattered showers. in the north, they could be happy with the odd rumble of thunder. 0ne they could be happy with the odd rumble of thunder. one of two into the midlands and east anglia. still 25 in the south—east, but it will be noticeably fresher, not as oppressive out and about. similar picture on friday. the showers peppering the north and west, because of the north—westerly breeze blowing them in. 18 to 24 across the country. we keep the comfortable nights and the warm air as we go into the weekend, but not too warm. the high pressure keeps weather fronts at bay, apart from scotland, thatis fronts at bay, apart from scotland, that is where we are likely to see more rain over the weekend. for many it is dry, bright and fresh, but warm in the sunshine with some rain, still needed rain, in th

south midlands. a little bit fresher down some eastern coasts.orth of scotland, but a better chance of some low cloud continuing, eastern coast of scotland, northeast england, limiting the temperatures in aberdeen a little bit. 26 inland, 27 to northern ireland, again, 36 or 37 in some parts of southern england. that warmth and heat continues into sunday, but a slot of something changing. a bit more cloud, the chance of a few storms around later on sunday into monday, bringing a drop in temperature. but even though those storms may occur into next week, they'll be fairly sporadic, many places probably staying largely dry. and, of course, we need a good deal more rain. this is bbc news, the headlines: the former us president, donald trump, has refused to answer questions from the new york attorney general who is investigating the trump organisation's business practices. mr trump invoked his right against self—incrimination under the fifth amendment. afterwards, he called the process a witch—hunt. dozens of people are missing after a boat, laden wi

kilometers per hour and i'll tell you what i think there's the risk of seen some more flooding for that south coast of new south wales into victoria and tasmania. as this rain pours in, we had been douse with rain for the philippines lose on island. so north of manila there was a severe flood advisory in play. we'll have to keep a close eye on the marchina river there. and some big storms bubbling up from har. been pushing into the korean peninsula, so another round of rain to go. a for flood, hit areas of soul on friday in 10 top to bottom across japan. it's drying off. tokyo's got a high of 32 degrees. that's it for me. i'll catch up with you next hour. ah, when covert 19 1st hit, the need to minimize contact drove many of the world's judicial systems on line. now in the name of cost and efficiency, some of them want to stay there. but what if holding trials in cyberspace denies defendants the right to a fair hearing, and remove safeguards against abuse people in power investigates on line justice on a jessia, hulu. ah ah, the watching al jazeera, i remind danelle of our top stories this ella. at

and i think we may see some flooding for the south coast of new south wales into victoria and tasmania, of course, where we have seen flooding is new zealand. here we are on the south island nelson . we had an atmospheric river pouring to the north and the south island and still for nelson. some more intense rain to go on friday. be careful out there. that sure weather update position. ah, what is large ward in maximum security prison. in this true pot, specially report, one always goes behind bars. it's sing opposed. chung, the prison on out to 0. frank assessments the heat waves we're seeing now, are they a product of global warming? we will say more of these events. what is happening is that climate change it making them work in depth analysis of the theories headlines inside story on al jazeera lou ah, for my direct stories here now to see where the un secretary general says he's gravely concerned by the situation at your it's largest nuclear plant in sacramento area after it came on to shelley multiple times, antonio terrace has been caught of high stakes hawks in ukraine. a bid t

south midlands. a little bit fresher down some eastern coasts.probably a better chance of some sunshine in the far north of scotland, but a better chance of some low cloud continuing, eastern coast of scotland, northeast england, limiting the temperatures in aberdeen a little bit. 26 inland, 27 to northern ireland, again, 36 or37 in some parts of southern england. that warmth and heat continues into sunday, but a slot of something changing. a bit more cloud, the chance of a few storms around later on sunday into monday, bringing a drop in temperature. but even though those storms may occur into next week, they'll be fairly sporadic, many places probably staying largely dry. and, of course, we need a good deal more rain. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. have the population is facing serious food insecurity. more than a million children are at risk from acute malnutrition. and the taliban, they are

south midlands. a little bit fresher down some eastern coasts.d, probably a better chance of some sunshine in the far north of scotland, but a better chance of some low cloud continuing, eastern coast of scotland, northeast england, limiting the temperatures in aberdeen a little bit. 26 inland, 27 to northern ireland, again, 36 or 37 in some parts of southern england. that warmth and heat continues into sunday, but a slot of something changing. a bit more cloud, the chance of a few storms around later on sunday into monday, bringing a drop in temperature. but even though those storms may occur into next week, they'll be fairly sporadic, many places probably staying largely dry. and, of course, we need a good deal more rain. hello. this is bbc news. our top stories: donald trump refuses to answer questions under oath as part of an investigation into his business activities in new york. he calls it a witch—hunt. dozens of people are missing after a boat laden with migrants sinks off the greek coast. a search—and—rescue operation is under way. new i

eleven ballistic missiles targeted waters dangerously close to taiwan's north, east and south coast.se state media said 100 warplanes, ships and a nuclear submarine joined in today's campaign of coercion. beijing's warning that nancy pelosi's visit to taiwan provocatively supports its sovereignty. china claims the democratic island is a renegade prove insand vowed to unify can it by force if needed. in beijing this resident said the day to take taiwan could now come earlier thanks to pelosi. on china's southeast oast, people watched how that future invasion might start with missiles arcing a mere 80 miles east of taiwan. on the island of 23 million, though, it was life as normal, its people numb to china's threats in the past seven decades. everyone needs to live a stable life and the people need freedom. this was just day one in china's live fire drills with more expected through sunday in what many believe is china's trial run to eventually capture taiwan. and, margaret, u.s. national security spokesman jon kirby condemned china's military drills. he added the u.s. will be steady a

temperatures may not drop below 18 or 19 celsius, particular towards the south coast of wales and towardshe near continent on an easterly breeze, and that will continue to strengthen throughout the day on friday, perhaps driving some of this cloud out into the north sea onshore towards coastal areas, perhaps limiting the temperatures here somewhat. so, lower temperatures for eastern scotland tomorrow. elsewhere, blue sky and lots of strong sunshine. highs of 3a, 35 celsius for parts of the west midlands, through the cotswolds, hampshire, surrey and west london, perhaps, and it's in the same sort of areas that we'll see the highest temperatures again on saturday, possibly peaking at 36 or even 37 celsius. but low pressure is towards the south. our high pressure is gradually going to move its way eastwards, so let's take a look at the outlook for our capital cities over the next few days. we start to introduce a bit more cloud on sunday. it's still very hot towards the south, temperatures in the low 30s, but it will turn cooler, fresher—feeling as we head into the start of next week. and th

country, and this is exactly the base that ensured the blocking of the regional sea in the along the south coastkraine, from this airfield, also carried out raids on peaceful places, and the main intelligence agency of ukraine included the personnel of this base in march as criminals in the list of criminals for investigation and provided there are a number of evidences of criminal crimes already committed against the people of ukraine. this means that we also see that the statements of the russian leadership are slightly different from the picture that the russians themselves saw when it was said that this the detonation itself, but judging by the analysis of those a video that got into the network can be said to be similar to a detonation in the form of three explosions scattered over time and across the city in place of explosions, well, it is from the realm of fiction. you can say er and well, what can you say at the moment, although the armed forces of ukraine have not taken responsibility for the marking of the base, nine aircraft have already been included in the list of destroyed propert

isolated showers, if you are a boat in the south coast you will probably notice it has been breezy, thatrisk of showers as may be across eastern england, should say chance of showers, along some of the north sea coasts that will be an onshore breeze, the warmest sunshine in the south and west. lots of cloud in the south and west. lots of cloud in scotland and northern ireland today, that will thin and break, it will be a cold night but cloudy conditions across northern england could bring in showers, temperatures entering five or six imports of highland scotland, holding up in the low teens in the south. the breezes coming in from the east to north—easterly direction, it will bring some showers on wednesday particularly for northern england, north midlands and north wales. a better chance of sunshine in scotland and northern ireland, worn with sunny spells further south. 0n with sunny spells further south. on thursday we do it all again, try for just about all, morning mist and fog around, breaking up, sunny spells developing widely through the day, feeling quite warm in the sunshine but

least 11 ballistic missiles targeted the waters dangerously close to taiwan's north, east and south coasts. chinese state media said more than 100 warplanes, warships and at least one nuclear submarine joined in today's campaign of q coercion. china claims the democratic island is a renegade province and has vowed to unify with it, by force if needed. in beijing, this resident said the day to take taiwan could now come earlier thanks to pelosi. on china's southeast coast, people watched how that future invasion might start, missiles arcing a mere 80 miles east of taiwan. on the island of 23, though, it was life as normal, its people numb to china's threats over the past seven decades. "everyone needs to live a stable life and the people need freedom." this was just day one in china's live fire drills with more expected through sunday in what many believe is china's trial run to eventually capture taiwan. and margaret, u.s. national security spokesperson john kirby condemned china's military drills. he added the u.s. will be steady and responsible in its own reactions and doesn't belief it'

brown's way below the average rainfall totals for this time of year, and 1—2 stations along the south coaste rain. now, if you can see over the next few days, we won't see any rainfall either across the far south and east. the heaviest of the rain will be out to the north and west — that's because you're closest to an area of low pressure that's moving in at the moment. the isobars squeezing together, it'll turn pretty windy, and it will be quite wet as well. so that means it could be a pretty damp start for the commonwealth games in birmingham, but quickly brightening up by lunchtime, so an improving story. and that will be the story generally across the country. some heavy bursts of rain across northwest england and wales drifting their way steadily eastwards. the rain never getting as far south, really, as the south midlands, and then behind it, brightening up with 1—2 showers. a strong south—westerly wind as we go through the day — so blustery, but from a very warm source. it'll feel once again quite humid across the country — 2a celsius in eastern scotland, highs of 30 celsius perhaps

brown�*s way below the average rainfall totals for this time of year, and 1—2 stations along the south coastdays, we won't see any rainfall either across the far south and east. the heaviest of the rain will be out to the north and west — that's because you're closest to an area of low pressure that's moving in at the moment. the isobars squeezing together, it'll turn pretty windy, and it will be quite wet as well. so that means it could be a pretty damp start for the commonwealth games in birmingham, but quickly brightening up by lunchtime, so an improving story. and that will be the story generally across the country. some heavy bursts of rain across northwest england and wales drifting their way steadily eastwards. the rain never getting as far south, really, as the south midlands, and then behind it, brightening up with 1—2 showers. a strong south—westerly wind as we go through the day — so blustery, but from a very warm source. it'll feel once again quite humid across the country — 2a celsius in eastern scotland, highs of 30 celsius perhaps in southeast england — that's the mid—80s fahr

brown's way below the average rainfall totals for this time of year, and 1—2 stations along the south coastaviest of the rain will be out to the north and west — that's because you're closest to an area of low pressure that's moving in at the moment. the isobars squeezing together, it'll turn pretty windy, and it will be quite wet as well. so that means it could be a pretty damp start for the commonwealth games in birmingham, but quickly brightening up by lunchtime, so an improving story. and that will be the story generally across the country. some heavy bursts of rain across northwest england and wales drifting their way steadily eastwards. the rain never getting as far south, really, as the south midlands, and then behind it, brightening up with 1—2 showers. a strong south—westerly wind as we go through the day — so blustery, but from a very warm source. it'll feel once again quite humid across the country — 24 celsius in eastern scotland, highs of 30 celsius perhaps in southeast england — that's the mid—80s fahrenheit. now, as we go through the evening and overnight, there's another fro

south midlands. a little bit fresher down some eastern coasts. weekend, probably a better chance of some sunshine in the far north of scotland, but a better chance of some low cloud continuing, eastern coast of scotland, northeast england, limiting the temperatures in aberdeen a little bit. 26 inland, 27 to northern ireland, again, 36 or 37 in some parts of southern england. that warmth and heat continues into sunday, but a slot of something changing. a bit more cloud, the chance of a few storms around later on sunday into monday, bringing a drop in temperature. but even though those storms may occur into next week, they'll be fairly sporadic, many places probably staying largely dry. and, of course, we need a good deal more rain. should $:/startf should eed. this is bbc news, i'm sally bundock — with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. new images appear to show extensive damage to a russian airbase in crimea, following explosions there earlier this week. president zelensky remains convinced ukraine will eventually re

south midlands. a little bit fresher down some eastern coasts.me sunshine in the far north of scotland, but a better chance of some low cloud continuing, eastern coast of scotland, northeast england, limiting the temperatures in aberdeen a little bit. 26 inland, 27 to northern ireland, again, 36 or 37 in some parts of southern england. that warmth and heat continues into sunday, but a slot of something changing. a bit more cloud, the chance of a few storms around later on sunday into monday, bringing a drop in temperature. but even though those storms may occur into next week, they'll be fairly sporadic, many places probably staying largely dry. and, of course, we need a good deal more rain. good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today. energy bosses to face pressure from ministers about how they can help customers struggling with soaring bills. the chancellor and the business secretary will press leaders from the energy industry at a meeting this morning. with the average annual bill predicted to

south midlands. a little bit fresher down some eastern coasts.he weekend, probably a better chance of some sunshine in the far north of scotland, but a better chance of some low cloud continuing, eastern coast of scotland, northeast england, limiting the temperatures in aberdeen a little bit. 26 inland, 27 to northern ireland, again, 36 or37 in some parts of southern england. that warmth and heat continues into sunday, but a slot of something changing. a bit more cloud, the chance of a few storms around later on sunday into monday, bringing a drop in temperature. but even though those storms may occur into next week, they'll be fairly sporadic, many places probably staying largely dry. and, of course, we need a good deal more rain. investigating the business practices of the trump organisation has called it a witch hunt. dozens of people are missing after a boat laden with migrants sinks off the creek codes, rescue operation is under way. china reaffirms that it could take taiwan by force. us house speaker nancy pelosi has visited sparta china st

north, 17 to 20 degrees further south, really could be quite warm and uncomfortable across the south coasts and thunderstorms developing across northern ireland, scotland into the afternoon, maybe one or two across western england and wales later in the day. the vast majority though will stay dry and sunny and very hot again, 30 to 35 or 36 england and wales, maybe a touch cooler, scotland and northern ireland around the mid 20s there. we start to see changes into next week, things turn a bit cooler and we will start to see more in the way of showers and thunderstorms, that�*s because we�*ve got low pressure pushing up from the south as we move out of sunday. that will introduce more humid air, so it could be quite uncomfortable for a while sunday into monday, but then you will see the shower and thunderstorm activity start to increase. initially northern and western areas, and then migrating towards the east. you will see temperatures very warm to start the week across the south—east and then showers, thunderstorms rattle their way through, things will be turning cooler, closer to the sea

rishi sunak on the south coast said her tax cuts would amount to less than £200 for many average householdsto get real about this situation. it is simply wrong to rule out further direct support at this time as liz truss has done, and what is more, her tax proposals are not going to help very significantly people like pensioners or those on low incomes, who are exactly the kind of families who are going to need help. mr sunak�*s message to his party is that inflation is what matters. average annual energy bills could go up another £2000 in the coming months, and it is thought 40% of people are already struggling to pay. ms truss says her approach is about optimism, stimulating the economy, and not talking the country into a recession. damian grammaticas, bbc news. 50 years ago this week, nearly 30,000 ugandan asians arrived in britain, forced out of their own country by dictator idi amin. many settled in greater manchester and lancashire, arriving with nothing but their clothes and a few possessions. among them the raja family from bolton, who've built a business empire. abbiejones has been

rishi sunak on the south coast said her tax cuts would amount to less than £200 for many average households get real about this situation. it is simply wrong to rule out further direct support at this time as liz truss has done, and what is more, her tax proposals are not going to help very significantly people like pensioners or those on low incomes, who are exactly the kind of families who are going to need help. mr sunak�*s message to his party is that inflation is what matters. average annual energy bills could go up another £2000 in the coming months, and it is thought 40% of people are already struggling to pay. ms truss says her approach is about optimism, stimulating the economy, and not talking the country into a recession. damian grammaticas, bbc news. israeli fighterjets have struck palestinian militant targets in gaza for a second day, with local residents saying residential areas have been hit. at least 15 palestinians have died, including a child. israel says its offensive is targeting the rocket launch sites of the group islamichhad, which in response fired more that 200 rock

north, 17 to 20 degrees further south, really could be quite warm and uncomfortable across the south coastoud burning back to the coast but then a greater chance of showers and thunderstorms developing across northern ireland, scotland into the afternoon, maybe one or two across western england and wales later in the day. the vast majority though will stay dry and sunny and very hot again, 30 to 35 or 36 england and wales, maybe a touch cooler, scotland and northern ireland around the mid 20s there. we start to see changes into next week, things turn a bit cooler and we will start to see more in the way of showers and thunderstorms, that's because we've got low pressure pushing up from the south as we move out of sunday. that will introduce more humid air, so it could be quite uncomfortable for a while sunday into monday, but then you will see the shower and thunderstorm activity start to increase. initially northern and western areas, and then migrating towards the east. you will see temperatures very warm to start the week across the south—east and then showers, thunderstorms rattle thei

rishi sunak on the south coast said her tax cuts would amount to less than £200 for many average householdsto get real about this situation. it's simply wrong to rule out further direct support at this time, as liz truss has done, and what's more, her tax proposals are not going to help very significantly people like pensioners or those on low incomes, who are exactly the kind of families who are going to need help. mr sunak�*s message to his party is that inflation is what matters. average annual energy bills could go up another £2,000 in the coming months, and it is thought 40% of people are already struggling to pay. ms truss says her approach is about optimism, stimulating the economy, and not talking the country into a recession. damian grammaticas, bbc news. judith durham, the lead singer of �*60s folk group the seekers, has died. she was 79. # hey there, georgy girl # swinging down the street so fancy—free. .. # her band was the first from australia to achieve major international success, selling more than 50 million records. australia's prime minister anthony albanese paid tribute,