elsewhere, clear spells, one or two showers, especially some drifting across parts of south—east scotlandrth—east england. parts of scotland will get very close to freezing, quite a cold night. not so in the south—east corner, where it stays mild. here, we will keep cloud and outbreaks of rain. some parts of south—east england, we could see enough rain to cause a little bit of travel disruption and maybe even some localised flooding will stop that rain really slow to clear tomorrow. elsewhere, sunny spells and showers. the show was most plentiful across england and wales, not as many for northern ireland or scotland. —— the showers most plentiful. the breeze will make it feel rather cool, temperatures of 14-18 c. the feel rather cool, temperatures of 14—18 c. the rain should finally clear from the south—east on sunday, may be some residual showers, but the best of the sunshine will be in the best of the sunshine will be in the south. more cloud further north than some rain, heavy rain in north—west scotland, highs of 14-18 c. on the north—west scotland, highs of 14—18 c. 0n the other side

because of the south-east.— because of property prices because of the south-east.ernment does _ of the south-east. ultimately if the government does get _ of the south-east. ultimately if the government does get stronger - government does get stronger economic growth, that could have cost benefit all regions of the uk. but yes, — cost benefit all regions of the uk. but yes, that stamp duty move, first-time — but yes, that stamp duty move, first—time buyers in many poorer parts _ first—time buyers in many poorer parts of— first—time buyers in many poorer parts of the country don't pay any stamp _ parts of the country don't pay any stamp duty already, so it does nothing — stamp duty already, so it does nothing to increase the threshold they are, — nothing to increase the threshold they are, where is the gain for a typical— they are, where is the gain for a typical first—time buyer in london is about— typical first—time buyer in london is about £6,000. even more striking is about £6,000. even more striking is getting _ is about £6,000. even more striking is getting ri

it should cheer up in the midlands and much of england and wales away from the south—east will be dryly breeze to scotland and northern ireland. and temperatures may struggle to around 15 to 16 degrees. still sitting at 18 or 19 though with that cloudy damp weather towards the south east on that weather front there, which is only very slowly moving away. around this area of high pressure, we're going to drawn down that northerly breeze bringing in that cooler air and may be bringing in a scattering of showers this time on saturday for central and eastern parts of england. further west likely to be drier and it should be a dry day with some decent amount of sunshine for scotland and northern ireland. still the threat of a little rain in the far south—east of england but should be moving away and typical temperatures will be around 16 degrees or so on saturday afternoon. saturday night though could be quite cold around this area of high pressure. we've got that chilly air, never really establishes itself because this is going to be quite a feature of the weather as we head through the l

workers are lured to south east asian countries with the promise of lucrative newjobs.g people online. i�*ve been speaking to elaine pearson — the new asia director at human rights watch. i asked her if her organisation had seen a rise in new cases. we certainly are. this is a new phenomenon, and modern form of slavery. in the past we would see women and girls being trafficked, being due into accepting false promises of work and then ending up in factories of ruffels. but now what we see our people from countries as diverse as china, thailand, indonesia, vietnam lowered to cambodia on the promise of work, sometimes have work in a call centre, perhaps work in a call centre, perhaps work in a call centre, perhaps work in food processing but when they get there they find that actually they are being forced to scam others online in the scams often are formed, like, you know, take romantic relationships but it is all about trying to get as much money as they can out of people that they meet online under false pretenses. and if they refused to participate in this, if they try

and we could see 19 or 20 degrees on the far south—east but further north typically the mid—teensorth it reaches but it is the london marathon on sunday and that could be impacted by some showery rain and there will be some dryer intervals and not a complete wash—out all day, but it's affecting parts of southern england and south wales during sunday morning and could be further south or north, so don't take the position too literally. sunny spells elsewhere and top temperatures between 14 and 17 degrees. goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines a coroner concludes social media did play a part in the death of 14 —year—old molly russell, the teenager who took her own life. molly's father spoke after the inquest it is time to protect our innocent young people, instead of allowing platforms to prioritise their profits by monetising the misery of young people. in profits by monetising the misery of young people-— young people. in the last few minutes. _ young people. in the last few minutes, resident _ young people. in the last few minutes, resident putin - young people. in the last fe

to the south—east of the rain band,it to the south—east of the rain band, it will head west wales byo the south—east corridor heading into friday, it could bring bring to cardiff and london, showing up on the capital city forecast. by the weekend fresher for forecast. by the weekend fresherforall, many forecast. by the weekend fresher for all, many places will be dry. welcome to bbc news. i'm david eades. our top stories: separatist leaders in ukraine announced a series of referendums to decide if their region willjoin russia. western leaders queue up at the un to condemn president putin's invasion. , ., , , , invasion. they are responsible for the displacement - invasion. they are responsible for the displacement of - invasion. they are responsible for the displacement of vast . for the displacement of vast populations, the idea of organising a referendum in those regions where people have been forced to flee is the very signature of cynicism. exhuming the dead. we report from one city in eastern ukraine where the bodies of civilians are being dug up. further protests across iran ov

it should cheer up in the midlands and much of england and wales away from the south—east will be dryeratures may struggle to around 15 to 16 degrees. still sitting at 18 or 19 though with that cloudy damp weather towards the south east on that weather front there, which is only very slowly moving away. around this area of high pressure, we're going to drawn down that northerly breeze bringing in that cooler air and may be bringing in a scattering of showers this time on saturday for central and eastern parts of england. further west likely to be drier and it should be a dry day with some decent amount of sunshine for scotland and northern ireland. still the threat of a little rain in the far south—east of england but should be moving away and typical temperatures will be around 16 degrees or so on saturday afternoon. saturday night though could be quite cold around this area of high pressure. we've got that chilly air, never really establishes itself because this is going to be quite a feature of the weather as we head through the latter part of the weekend and into the start of next

it's becoming a little lighter and more patchy as it moves towards the south—east.oss the uk will have clearer skies so this time it's going to be much colder across northern areas, temperatures in eastern scotland and north—east england could be down to 5—6, it will probably start sunning in these places. we've got the cloudy weather across east anglia and the south—east throughout tomorrow and they will be rain at times. the weather should cheer up in the midlands, other parts of england and wales seeing some sunshine, maybe one or two showers but the showers will be scattered across scotland and northern ireland on the north—westerly breeze which is keeping it cool, around 15—16. could still be around 18—19 with the cloudy weather in the south—east, not as warm as today. we'll find a few more showers around as we head into saturday, mainly across england and wales. more in the way of sunshine likely across scotland and northern ireland but in that northerly breeze it's still on the cool side, temperature is about 16 orso cool side, temperature is about 16 or so a

it should cheer up in the midlands and much of england and wales away from the south—east will be drytland and northern ireland. and temperatures may struggle to around 15 to 16 degrees. still sitting at 18 or 19 though with that cloudy damp weather towards the south east on that weather front there, which is only very slowly moving away. around this area of high pressure, we're going to drawn down that northerly breeze bringing in that cooler air and may be bringing in a scattering of showers this time on saturday for central and eastern parts of england. further west likely to be drier and it should be a dry day with some decent amount of sunshine for scotland and northern ireland. still the threat of a little rain in the far south—east of england but should be moving away and typical temperatures will be around 16 degrees or so on saturday afternoon. saturday night though could be quite cold around this area of high pressure. we've got that chilly air, never really establishes itself because this is going to be quite a feature of the weather as we head through the latter part of th

it should cheer up in the midlands and much of england and wales away from the south—east will be dry ireland. and temperatures may struggle to around 15 or 16 degrees. still sitting at 18 or 19 though with that cloudy, damp weather towards the south east on that weather front there, which is only very slowly moving away. around this area of high pressure, we're going to drawn down that northerly breeze bringing in that cooler air and may be bringing in a scattering of showers this time on saturday for central and eastern parts of england. further west likely to be drier and it should be a dry day with some decent amount of sunshine for scotland and northern ireland. still the threat of a little rain in the far south—east of england but should be moving away and typical temperatures will be around 16 degrees or so on saturday afternoon. saturday night though could be quite cold around this area of high pressure. we've got that chilly air, never really establishes itself because this is going to be quite a feature of the weather as we head through the latter part of the weekend and int

it should cheer up in the midlands and much of england and wales away from the south—east will be dry. and temperatures may struggle to around 15 to 16 degrees. still sitting at 18 or 19 though with that cloudy damp weather towards the south east on that weather front there, which is only very slowly moving away. around this area of high pressure, we're going to drawn down that northerly breeze bringing in that cooler air and may be bringing in a scattering of showers this time on saturday for central and eastern parts of england. further west likely to be drier and it should be a dry day with some decent amount of sunshine for scotland and northern ireland. still the threat of a little rain in the far south—east of england but should be moving away and typical temperatures will be around 16 degrees or so on saturday afternoon. saturday night though could be quite cold around this area of high pressure. we've got that chilly air, never really establishes itself because this is going to be quite a feature of the weather as we head through the latter part of the weekend and into the sta

it could be the south—east that may escape the rainfall, we will see further sunny spells here but itdy day especially in the south—west quadrant, wales, south—west england could see local gales. temperatures up could see local gales. temperatures up to 25 degrees in the south—east where it will be warmest. generally the mid to high teens further west where we have the wind and rain. this area of low pressure sits out to the west of the uk even into next week spinning up heavy and thundery showers and it will stay quite blustery and it looks pretty unsettled into next week, quite an autumnal feel after the warm, dry, sunny weather we have had of late. that's all from the bbc news at 0ne. it's goodbye from me. 0n bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. good afternoon. this is the bbc news channel, i'm laura mcghie, it's 1.30pm and here's your latest sports news. there will be at least one more, encore, in her singles career for serena williams, who reached round 3 of the us open with a stunning win over the second seed annet kontavayt, who's in her prime at 26. and alth

that moving to the south—east of northern ireland and staying that way in the south and east of scotland, feeling fresher later on. to the south—east of the rain band, which will be in to west wales by the end of thursday, it's going to be another reasonably mild if not warm day of 21—22 degrees. milder air squeezed gets out as the weather front moves slowly and erratically to the south—east corridor heading into friday, it could bring rain to cardiff and london, showing up on the capital city forecast. but by the weekend, fresherfor all again, many places will be dry. welcome to bbc news. i'm david eades. our top stories: separatist leaders in ukraine announce a series of referendums to decide if their regions willjoin russia. western leaders queue up at the un to condemn president putin's invasion. translation: when they are responsible _ for the displacement of vast populations, the idea of organising a referendum in those regions where people have been forced to flee is the very signature of cynicism. exhuming the dead: we report from one city in eastern ukraine where the bodies of c

that moving to the south—east of northern ireland and staying that way in the south and east of scotlandup, feeling fresher later on. to the south—east of the rain band, which will be in to west wales by the end of thursday, it's going to be another reasonably mild if not warm day of 21—22 degrees. milder air squeezed gets out as the weather front meanders slowly and erratically to the south—east corridor heading into friday, it could bring rain to cardiff and london, showing up on the capital city forecast. but by the weekend, fresherfor all again, many places will be dry. i'm sally bundock with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a chorus of disapproval. world leaders at the un general assembly tell russia not to try and annex more ukrainian territory. translation: today, we need to make a simple — translation: today, we need to make a simple choice, _ translation: today, we need to make a simple choice, basically i make a simple choice, basically that of war or that of peace. in ukraine — the deadly cost of the invasion is still being felt as the bodies of

that moving to the south—east of northern ireland and staying that way in the south and east of scotlandd should brighten up, feeling fresher later on. to the south—east of the rain band, which will be in to west wales by the end of thursday, it's going to be another reasonably mild if not warm day of 21—22 degrees. milder air squeezed gets out as the weather front meanders slowly and erratically to the south—east corridor heading into friday, it could bring rain to cardiff and london, showing up on the capital city forecast. but by the weekend, fresherfor all again, many places will be dry. this is bbc news with the latest business headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. markets hold their breath as the fed looks set for a big rate hike. erratic and inflexible. a top european business group has criticised china's zero covid policy — warning of a loss confidence in the country. relief for uk businesses. a cut to energy bills is set to be unveiled this morning. and the inventor of the ring doorbell shares advice about taking advice

pull away towards the east, taking away those heavier showers, still feeding some cloud into this south—east but across other parts of scotland and northern ireland with clear skies, it will be quite chilly first thing in the morning. still got that cloud rolling into south—east scotland, northern england, could produce a little light rain or drizzle in the morning, other parts of england and wales are seeing some sunshine, there could be a scattering of light showers, most will be across eastern parts of england, scotland, northern ireland likely to be dry, the winds will be lighter, it may feel a bit warmer, temperatures around 19—22. as one area of low pressure moves away and we start to dry off we look to the atlantic to see a couple of areas of low pressure trying to push our way. it will be western areas that are more likely to see some rain, this rain mayjust rush the far south—west of england for a while, push into the westernmost parts of wales but the wet weather likely to be here in northern ireland in the afternoon. much of scotland, much of england and wales drie, some spells of

it should cheer up in the midlands and much of england and wales away from the south—east will be dryh that cloudy damp weather towards the south east on that weather front there, which is only very slowly moving away. around this area of high pressure, we're going to drawn down that northerly breeze bringing in that cooler air and may be bringing in a scattering of showers this time on saturday for central and eastern parts of england. further west likely to be drier and it should be a dry day with some decent amount of sunshine for scotland and northern ireland. still the threat of a little rain in the far south—east of england but should be moving away and typical temperatures will be around 16 degrees or so on saturday afternoon. saturday night though could be quite cold around this area of high pressure. we've got that chilly air, never really establishes itself because this is going to be quite a feature of the weather as we head through the latter part of the weekend and into the start of next week. a lot of dry weather to come on sunday but with that approaching deep low in sc

anglia and the south east with more cloud, some rainr likely to be here across kent and sussex. away from here, some spells of sunshine, a scattering of some light showers, mainly because scotland and northern ireland but temperatures are typically going to be around 17 degrees on friday to end the week. now let's head into the weekend, and we could still see some rain not far away from the far south east of england, high pressure trying to build in from the atlantic, but this is what's happening in the far north by the end of the weekend, some wetter, windy weather is beginning to arrive. but for much of the weekend, it's going to be dry but rather cool, and we are going to see some sunshine, from time to time. goodbye. this is bbc news. i'm sally bundock, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a standing ovation for president zelenskyy at the un general assembly as he condemns russia's invasion of ukraine. a crime has been committed against ukraine and we demand just punishment. heading home — russia rel

anglia and the south east with more cloud, some rainrom here, some spells of sunshine, a scattering of some light showers, mainly because scotland and northern ireland but temperatures are typically going to be around 17 degrees on friday to end the week. now let's head into the weekend, and we could still see some rain not far away from the far south east of england, high pressure trying to build in from the atlantic, but this is what's happening in the far north by the end of the weekend, some wetter, windier weather is beginning to arrive. but for much of the weekend, it's going to be dry but rather cool, and we are going to see some sunshine, from time to time. goodbye. amini, was now become a symbol of defiance. this is bbc news — the headlines: president zelenskyy of ukraine has addressed the united nations general assembly in new york. in a pre—recorded speech, he said russia deserved to be punished for stealing ukrainian territory and murdering civilians. he said a special tribunal should bring the perpetrators to justice and pa

it should cheer up in the midlands and much of england and wales away from the south—east will be dry still sitting at 18 or 19 though with that cloudy damp weather towards the south east on that weather front there, which is only very slowly moving away. around this area of high pressure, we're going to drawn down that northerly breeze bringing in that cooler air and may be bringing in a scattering of showers this time on saturday for central and eastern parts of england. further west likely to be drier and it should be a dry day with some decent amount of sunshine for scotland and northern ireland. still the threat of a little rain in the far south—east of england but should be moving away and typical temperatures will be around 16 degrees or so on saturday afternoon. saturday night though could be quite cold around this area of high pressure. we've got that chilly air, never really establishes itself because this is going to be quite a feature of the weather as we head through the latter part of the weekend and into the start of next week. a lot of dry weather to come on sunday but

that moving to the south—east of northern ireland and staying that way in the south and east of scotlandhe rain band, which will be in to west wales by the end of thursday, it's going to be another reasonably mild if not warm day of 21—22 degrees. milder air squeezed gets out as the weather front meanders slowly and erratically to the south—east corridor heading into friday, it could bring rain to cardiff and london, showing up on the capital city forecast. but by the weekend, fresherfor all again, many places will be dry. this is bbc news. i'm david eades. the headlines: western leaders are warning president putin not to annex parts of ukraine as officials in russian—held areas of the country said they would be holding referendums on becoming part of russia. a chorus of leaders at the un general assembly said such ballots would be a sham. in iran, three people have died in protests which have followed the death in custody of a woman who was arrested by the morality police. the authorities say 22—year—old mahsa amini died of natural causes, but her family says she was attacked by the pol

that moving to the south—east of northern ireland and staying that way in the south and east of scotlandeling fresher later on. to the south—east of the rain band, which will be in to west wales by the end of thursday, it's going to be another reasonably mild if not warm day of 21—22 degrees. milder air squeezed gets out as the weather front meanders slowly and erratically to the south—east corridor heading into friday, it could bring rain to cardiff and london, showing up on the capital city forecast. but by the weekend, fresherfor all again, many places will be dry. this is bbc news. our top stories: separatist leaders in ukraine announce a series of referendums to decide if their regions willjoin russia — western leaders queue up at the un to condemn president putin's invasion. translation: when they are responsible _ for the displacement of vast populations, the idea of organising a referendum in those regions where people have been forced to flee is the very signature of cynicism. exhuming the dead — we report from one city in eastern ukraine where the bodies of civilians are still

as we look to sunday, the rain should clear in the south—east corner with some residual showers but the of the atlantic, because this is a major hurricane, hurricane fiona which has been tracking northwards and is now moving towards the eastern side of canada where it could still bring hurricane force winds, may be the strongest storm that canada has seen for many a decade. this storm is not heading directly in our direction but it could have an indirect influence on the weather because as it shifts northwards it will help build this area of high pressure and this, as we head into next week, will give us a strong northerly winds and that will make it feel quite a lot colder. hello, i'm joanna gosling. live in westminster — where the chancellor kwasi kwarteng has announced the government's mini—budget. there will be cuts on income tax and stamp duty — and the chancellor has lifted the cap on bankers' bonuses. we promised to prioritise growth, mr speaker. we promised a new approach for a new era and promised to release the enormous potential of this country. 0ur growth plan has delivered

thousands, morning, another chilly start saw blankets handed out, along with wristbands, across south east london to the palace of westminster. the view from the long walk, recorded by thousands of devotees. but of ordinary people, who came to say goodbye. there was praise for many quarters for the technical and editorial quality of the output, with libby wilson writing on monday... others picked out the live streaming of the queen's lying in state at westminster hall for a particular praise. stefan was one of them, e—mailing a huge thank you... elsewhere, though, there was commentary from presenters during some of the live events of the past fortnight. a lot of commentary. the queen is borne to the abbey, where she was married in1947, crowned in 1953, where she attended royal weddings and funerals. the music already sounding through the historic cathedral, the reverend callum mcleod the minister of saint giles will be — conducting the service. lynn ridgway contacted us last week to say... this was echoed on monday, the day of the funeral. two of the many viewers who contacted us over the

very slow—moving, this band of cloud and rain, so it will linger across the south—east of england into this evening. elsewhere, we will see clear spells, scattered showers, particularly in eastern scotland and northeast england. a cold night in parts of scotland, milder further south and east where we start tomorrow with more cloud and still with those outbreaks of rain, which could linger for a good part of the day. elsewhere, sunny spells and scattered showers. most of the showers across england and wales, not as many for northern ireland orfor scotland — quite a keen breeze making it feel rather cool, highs of 14—18 degrees, and another fairly cool day to come on sunday. best of the sunshine will be down towards the south. more cloud across the north of the uk. today at six, a dramatic change in economic direction, the biggest tax cuts in half a century. in a radical bid to kick—start growth. not a traditional budget but the chancellor brought in sweeping changes including a penny of the basic rate of income tax and abolishing the 45% rate. we promised abolishing the 4596 rate. we p

that moving to the south—east of northern ireland and staying that way in the south and east of scotlandten up, feeling fresher later on. to the south—east of the rain band, which will be in to west wales by the end of thursday, it's going to be another reasonably mild if not warm day of 21—22 degrees. milder air squeezed gets out as the weather front meanders slowly and erratically to the south—east corridor heading into friday, it could bring rain to cardiff and london, showing up on the capital city forecast. but by the weekend, fresherfor all again, many places will be dry. good morning. welcome to breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent. 0ur headlines today... businesses could have their energy bills cut by up to a third as part of government support which will be announced later today. fixed price per unit for gas and electricity, but will it be enough for those businesses buckling under the pressure of the price of energy? there is international condemation as four areas of ukraine which are under russian occupation announce plans for referendums onjoining russia. good morning. jus

but further east and south, it's a completely different picture — light winds, calm, mist and fog inlly. on those winds, gusting through the morning up to 70 mph in the western isles of scotland, and really very windy around the irish sea coasts and down towards the south—west as well. now, here's that band of rain around lunchtime, and then later on in the afternoon, it'll reach other parts of the uk. but the weather will improve out towards the northwest later on in the afternoon. within the band of rain, it'll be very windy and temperatures will be 12—14 celsius. then, friday night, that rain turns heavy in east anglia and the south—east, and eventually, it'll sweep into the near continent by the time we get to early saturday. and here is saturday. that low pressure is very broad and it's still driving our weather. in fact, the winds will remain brisk on saturday, although not quite as strong, but they will blow in some showers off the atlantic. they will be most frequent out towards the north—west here. hail and thunder is quite possible. in southern parts of the uk, given a bit

as we look ahead to sunday, it does look like that rain will finally clear from the south—east cornerheavy rain getting into the northwest of scotland by the end of the afternoon. top temperatures, again, between 14—18 degrees. let me take you to the other side of the atlantic, because this is hurricane fiona, which has been a major hurricane, pushing close to bermuda, and it is now drifting northwards. it's set to bring hurricane—force winds and the potential for quite a lot of disruption across the far east of canada, the strongest storm of this type that canada will have seen for decades. and while it is not heading our way, it is going to have an influence on our weather because, as the remnants of the storm continue to push northwards, that will help to build this area of high pressure, and around that, we're going to pull some really cold air in from the north for the start of next week. so temperatures will drop quite significantly, single digits in some parts of scotland. further south, highs of 15 or 16 degrees at best. this is bbc world news. the headlines... russian officia

blake, in south-east london, thanks for - south—east london, thanks for joining us.t you want to pay your respects, the bbc is offering a continuous, 24—hour view of the queen's lying—in—state. the service is available on the bbc homepage, the bbc news website and app, the iplayer, on bbc parliament, and the red button. the queen's lying—in—state will end at 6.30am on monday morning. then, at 10.44, her coffin will be moved from westminster hall a short distance away to westminster abbey, where her state funeral service will be held. the royal navy's state gun carriage, seen here rehearsing, will bear the coffin, drawn by 142 sailors. senior members of the royal family, including the new king and his sons, prince william and prince harry, will walkjust behind in the procession. at 11:00am the queen's funeral, expected to be attended by 2,000 guests, will then begin, with the service lead by the very reverend dr david hoyle. he's been speaking to my colleague, reeta chakrabarti. leading the queen's state funeral on monday is a momentous task for dr david hoyle. he say

anglia and the south—east.f cloud here. away from here, we should see some sunshine around. it looks like we have a scattering of light showers, mainly across scotland and northern ireland. a north—westerly breeze means it will be a little cooler, typical temperatures 17 degrees. over the weekend, we could start with some rain in the far south—east of england, by the end of the weekend some wet and windy weather in the far north of scotland but for much of the weekend it will be dry and rather cool with some sunshine at times. sophie. thank newsnight thank with victoria derbyshire you very much. newsnight is getting under way that now time for the news where you are. from the team at ten, it is good night. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broadcaster and writerjemma forte and the author and journalist emma woolf. let's start with a look at tomorrow's front pages the metro's front page has the anti—war protests happening in russia. they say that

elsewhere, cleaner air, anglia and the south—east of ingle.ir, more elsewhere, cleaner air, more sunshine, elsewhere, cleanerair, more sunshine, but a few showers, mainly for northern ireland and northern and north—western parts of scotland. temperatures not quite as high, typically 16 or 17 celsius. jane. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. it's time for some sport on the bbc news channel. england have named their squad for women's rugby world cup in new zealand next month. they are the favourites to claim the trophy for what will be a third time after winning a record 25 games in a row and they have included 220—year—old forwards in their squad. sarah hunter will captain the squad, she has a little older than 20, herfourth world cup squad, she has a little older than 20, her fourth world cup along the vice captain. two of the others were successful eight years ago. some have not made the cuts. meanwhile, in the men's game, full—back willem miss... after

anglia and the south east with more cloud, some rainnshine, a scattering of some light showers, mainly because scotland and northern ireland but temperatures are typically going to be around 17 degrees on friday to end the week. now let's head into the weekend, and we could still see some rain not far away from the far south east of england, high pressure trying to build in from the atlantic, but this is what's happening in the far north by the end of the weekend, some wetter, windy weather is beginning to arrive. but for much of the weekend, it's going to be dry but rather cool, and we are going to see some sunshine from time to time. goodbye. good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today. better access to gps and more appointments — the health secretary will set out her plan for the nhs in england, but some doctors warn the changes will do little to improve patient care. on their way home — five british captives who were held by russian—backed forces in ukraine are released. we just want

it was also felt in the capital taipei, it follows at $6.00 magnitude earthquake in the south east. on saturday evening, authorities in japan have advised millions of residents to take shelter from time to none bundle which has made landfall in the southwest. it's bringing high winds and torrential rain, which is expected to cause the flooding and most lives. strong winds and have eugene di foot nonmetals has hit southwestern japan with gusts of over 230 kilometers. but over japan, spread it in, see a shoot, a rear alert warning from 80. i spent 15 phobia conditions. the japanese government convened an emergency meeting and urged people to take care of it. in addition to violent winds, high waves on storm surges, the highest level of bins will be needed against mudslides flooding and overflowing rivers. su 4000000 people have been issued evacuation warnings, some have taken shelter in special evacuation, sent us. the storm has already left thousands of homes without baba, transportation is disrupted. convenience stores also shut their dues. during children's and wins are causing tre

a powerful earthquake has hit south east taiwan, the upper center of the 6.8 magnitude. quake was in the coastal city of title. it was also felt in the capital taipei, it follows a 6.4 magnitude, earthquake in the south east on saturday evening. well, hundreds of people have marched in all mina's capital year of on demanding the country leave the russian lead collective security treaty organization. a u. s. brokered cease fire between armenia and azerbaijan is now in effect after fighting erupted over the separatist region of nego, no car buck. a u. s. delegation headed by nancy pelosi arrived in the country on saturday. world leaders, including us president joe biden, have begun to arrive in london ahead of queen elizabeth's funeral. on monday, thousands of mourners have been queuing in central london for 4th straight day, hoping to see the coffin of the late monarch. thousands continued patiently wait in a kilometers long queue for a chance to glimpse the coffin of queen elizabeth the 2nd. as she lies in state at parliament's westminster hall in central london. some mourners were t

pull away towards the east, taking away those heavier showers, still feeding some cloud into this south—east first thing in the morning. still got that cloud rolling into south—east scotland, northern england, could produce a little light rain or drizzle in the morning, other parts of england and wales are seeing some sunshine, could be a scattering of light showers, most will be across eastern parts of england, scotland, northern ireland likely to be dry, the winds will be lighter, it may feel a bit warmer, temperatures around 19-22. as bit warmer, temperatures around 19—22. as one area of low pressure moves away and we start to dry off we look to the atlantic to see a couple of areas of low pressure trying to push our way. it will be western areas that are more likely to see some rain, this rain mayjust rush the south—west of england for a while, push into the westernmost parts of wales but the wet weather likely to be here in northern ireland in the afternoon. much of scotland, much of england and wales drive, some spells of sunshine, early mist and fog around in the morning but temperatu

it follows a $6.00 magnitude earthquake in the south east. on saturday evening. the european union's political executive has recommended suspending 7500000000 euros in funds to hungry over corruption allegations. hungarian prime minister victor or bon is accused of mismanaging e u funds. and dismantling democratic institutions. the money is intended to bring hungary economy an infrastructure up to the block standards. the suspension must be approved by a majority of e. u. member states within 3 months. for more, let's cross over to d. w. corresponded terry sholtes in brussels. terry, some of this, as you know, is just not new. the european commission has been accusing hungarian prime minister victor or bon of dismantling democratic institutions for nearly a decade. so why this decision only now that's true, michael or bon is regularly accused of anti democratic behavior. and in this case, in particular of corruption in the way that his government uses you funds. and he, personally, he's accused of channeling the money to friends and family. in fact, the use anti

anglia and south—east england mainly dry up and are quite breezy, particularly on irish sea coast england with the best sunshine. 25 or 26 degrees here and the low to mid 20s for many of us. on sunday night, another band of heavy rain pushes up from the south which is likely to affect a large swathe of the uk. heaviest across england and wales, perhaps not reaching the far north of scotland until later in the night. once again, a warm and muggy night with temperatures not much lower than 14 or 15 temperatures not much lower than 1a or 15 celsius. we start the week with this low pressure stealth of the west, going nowhere fast. notice the west, going nowhere fast. notice the squeeze in the isobars, still stronger winds, particularly in south—west england and on irish sea coasts and further showers on monday. rain initially is heavy in northern england and scotland in the morning but easing away and behind it, a good deal of sunshine but some showers cropping up and where we see them, again they could be heavy and thundery. somewhat hit and miss, some have largely dry and warm day w

would benefit people more because of property prices in the south—east.s get stronger economic growth, that could benefit all regions of the uk. but yes, that stamp duty move, first—time buyers in many poorer parts of the country don't pay any stamp duty already, so it does nothing to increase the threshold there, whereas the gain for a typical first—time buyer in london is about £6,000. even more striking is getting rid of the additional 45% tax rate, currently paid by about 600,000 people, and over half of those are in london and the south—east. when we look at the regional winners and losers, it is very clear that the average gain for a household in london and the south—east is three times as high as the gain for households for households in, say, yorkshire and wales. it is an incredibly stark regional divide. you said to me this is a growth or bust mini—budget. what are your thoughts on the government's thinking behind all of this, and how much of a gamble this is, given both the economic conditions domestically and internationally, when many other co

the main event starting to exit to the south and east of the bay area.drying trend. but don't let your guard a slight chance of pop-up thunderstorms throughout tonight. more stable atmosphere tomorrow. with the exception of those of you in concord and vacaville could still see some cells forming there. but then noticeably drier by monday night into tuesday. we can get about a 3rd of an inch of rain or less enjoy. thanks. murray said that's all we've got time for that. we will see you right back here at 8 o'clock of the sea. there. the choice between prop 26 and 27? let's get real. prop, 26 means no money to fix homelessness, no enforcement oversight and no support for disadvantaged tribes. yikes! prop 27 generates hundreds of millions towards priorities like new housing units in all 58 counties. 27 supports non-gaming tribes and includes strict audits that ensure funds go directly to people off the streets and into there's only one choice. yes on 27. - [male narrator] the following program is sponsored by mercy ships. there's only one choice. five billio

into sunday, it looks like that rain in the south—east will finally clear, but there could be some residualt of scotland. another relatively cool—feeling day, although it is set to turn colder into the start of the new week. and the reason why is actually partly linked to this — hurricane fiona, a major storm that's recently pushed close to bermuda and is now continuing its journey northwards. it is set to bring hurricane—force winds to some eastern parts of canada. huge amounts of rain as well. this could be the strongest storm of this type to hit canada for many decades. but as it drifts its way northwards, it's not heading in our direction, but it will help to build this big area of high pressure, and with the winds around high pressure flowing in a clockwise direction, that will help to feed in some really cold air from the north as we get into monday. certainly it's going to feel colder than it has of late. there'll be some sunshine, some scattered showers, but it will be windy. we'll see gusts of 40mph or more, especially in the north of scotland. and have a look at the temperatures.

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not arriving into east anglia and south—east england until the end of the day.t will continue to push steadily south and east, and as you can see, we trail it all the way back out into the atlantic, suffer central and southern england, we could see some rain persisting for the start of the weekend. but eventually sunday will see drier, brighter and warmer conditions returning. take care. this is bbc news, the headlines... the president of the european commission has said sabotage was the cause of gas leaks in two major pipelines connecting russia and europe. ursula von der leyen has warned of the "strongest possible response" if european energy insfrastructure is attacked. ukraine has accused russia of causing the leaks. 0fficials installed by russia in four occupied regions of ukraine have reported huge majorities of votes, in self—styled referendums, in favour ofjoining russia. the us secretary of state has said the votes are a "sham" and that the west will never recognise the four regions. residents of florida are preparing for the arrival of hurricane ian, w

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anglia and the south east with more cloud, some rainsome spells of sunshine, a scattering going to be around 17 degrees on friday to end the week. now let's head into the weekend, and we could still see some rain not far away from the far southeast of england, high pressure trying to build in from the atlantic, but this is what's happening in the far north by the end of the weekend, some wetter, windy weather is beginning to arrive. but for much of the weekend, it's going to be dry but rather cool, and we are going to see some sunshine, from time to time. goodbye. this is bbc news with the latest business headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm sally bundock. take the pain! the us federal reserve hikes interest rates to their highest in 1a years. and warns they'll have to keep on rising. we have got to get inflation behind us. i wish there were a painless way to do that. there isn't. fed up. us stocks slump as markets bet rates will be going higher than expected, and staying there for longer all eyes now on the bank of

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