the most persistent and heavy rain, i think, around the far south east coast.ut temperatures still getting up to about 22—23 degrees across central and western scotland, most of us high teens or low 20s, moving through this evening and overnight, this band of cloud and rain slowly edges its way towards the east, lingering longest for eastern england. clearer skies for scotland, northern ireland, wales and the southwest of england, and it will be cooler and fresher than recent nights. we could get into mid single figures for the more rural spots in the sheltered glens, for instance. so monday morning starting off dry for many of us. but we have got this cloud and drizzly showers, i think, just lingering for central and eastern england. sunny spells elsewhere. but later in the day, the next area of cloud and rain moves into the far northwest. it will be a bit fresher than it has been, certainly in the north, 1a to 18 degrees for most of us on monday. and then that cooling trend continues as we move through monday night into tuesday. for scotland and northern irel

produce tonight is this is effects between a to it was a was aspired from seen from the source south east coast in turkey, so that's potential for these charles as they develop over the next day as are reaching lebanon, knowles, and syria, as by john, and across all nice to was tell from. now they wouldn't come any further science is that and the reason 60 strong for the most part, how the so we still got to defend the storms in west, inside of the deputies flash study and the edge of the months it is still producing misty milk. you were the avian out again, on the case to mom, threat tropical. i forget the shower was particularly widespread, but they are showing up mazda more regularly and, but on the, to run the east was towards, can used as daily event of one from the store. the season, right? haven't come this far south yet. so it's drive to the south of that. we've has a very active weather recently through joe, how does the exact day, 6 degrees across horrible weather. but of course these go through fairly quickly. so i just put that in to show you the contrast because it should be near t

been up rooted in flood warnings triggered in thoughts of tasmania and victoria in the country, south, east coast. and there is have been inundated by high tides police. the woman was killed when a tree fell on her company in a caravan pock. alright, well that's it from the diamond jordan for now. the weather is next and inside story examines the mikalyn. miscommunications observes them on thoughtful spectrum . thanks for watching the the colored side claimed as the now making its way away from the pockets donnie to see the area cloud that just pushing towards most scott, just stuff. sure. when it's massive, but it will be very briefly, there will be some large waves coming for you here. 65 kilometers per hour. it's making it's way further west. was that around 12 kilometers per week, long as it does so. drawing in much dryer s, i will let it will be some showers into the far east of a month. they will tend to fade out as we go on through the next couple of days. but the possibility never the less of some localized flooding. so a few shells around the southern end of the red sea in between. it is

if it was a suspect from seen from the source south, east coast in turkey. so that's the potential for those shows that they developed over the next day as a reaching lebanon knowles, and syria, as by john, and across all nice to was 10. from now they wouldn't come any further south of that. and the breezes took the strong for the most part, how the so we still got moved to defend the storms in west and saturday, deputies flash study. and the edge of the month it is still producing misty nephew with the ac and. and again, on the case of a mom threat tropical, i forget the shower was on particularly widespread, but they are showing up mazda more regularly and, but on the run, the east was towards, can used as daily event of one from the still the season. right. haven't come this far south yet, so it's drive to the south that we've had some very active weather recently through joe, how does the exact day, 6 degrees across horrible weather. but of course these go through fairly quickly. so i just put that in to show you the comp trust because it should be near

the most persistent and heavy rain, i think, around the far south east coast, scotland and northern irelandemperatures still getting up to about 22—23 degrees across central and western scotland, most of us high teens or low 20s, moving through this evening and overnight, this band of cloud and rain slowly edges its way towards the east, lingering longest for eastern england. clearer skies for scotland, northern ireland, wales and the southwest of england, and it will be cooler and fresher than recent nights. we could get into mid single figures for the more rural spots in the sheltered glens, for instance. so monday morning starting off dry for many of us. but we have got this cloud and drizzly showers, i think, just lingering for central and eastern england. sunny spells elsewhere. but later in the day, the next area of cloud and rain moves into the far northwest. it will be a bit fresher than it has been, certainly in the north, 1a to 18 degrees for most of us on monday. and then that cooling trend continues as we move through monday night into tuesday. low pressure bringing quite a wet

officers attended the scene last night along with south east coast ambulance service.d at the scene. a royal navy serviceman who was killed when a helicopter made a deliberate emergency landing over the channel on wednesday, has been named as lieutenant rhodn has been named as lieutenant rhodri leyshon. three people were on board the merlin mk4 dunng were on board the merlin mk4 during a night exercise when it ditched off the dorset coastline, killing the 31 year old. a statement from rhodri's family described him as talented , family described him as talented, passionate, strong and loyal. it said we will always have him in our hearts. our wonderful boy. and later today england will take on ireland in the uefa nafions take on ireland in the uefa nations league . this will be the nations league. this will be the first test for england's interim manager, lee carsley, following gareth southgate stepping down after defeat in the euros final this summer. carsley has faced criticism after he said he will not sing the national anthem tonight, although the former ireland playe

south—east for a good part of the day. always coolerjust along that north—east coast and that low cloud and mist and murk willjust drift itsther west as we move through the course of tonight. there'll also be another batch of showers moving into the far south. another mild night for most of us, with temperatures remaining in the mid—teens in the south. into single figures across the north of scotland under clearer skies. now through the day tomorrow, we start off a bit like today with quite a bit of cloud, should thin and break with some sunshine developing, but then that threat of heavy showers and thunderstorms, hail could be mixed in and some torrential downpours through parts of the midlands, wales and the south—west of england. again, this area most prone, but there could be one or two elsewhere. temperatures about 16 to 23 degrees again on saturday, so fine in between any of those showers and some sunshine again in the north, which is going to be the picture on sunday. again for northern ireland and western scotland, sunny, warm conditions here, but cool and cloudy around the north—east coast. further south, though,

south the threat of thunderstorms to the west midlands, wales, dorset and devon. 16 to 23 for most of us, sunshine holding on for east anglia and the south—east, always cooler along the north—east coastanother batch of showers moves into the far south. temperatures remaining in the mid—teens in the south, could just get into single figures across the north of scotland and clearer skies. tomorrow starts with quite a bit of cloud which had thin and bright —— break with sunshine developing, that the threat of heavy showers and thunderstorms, hail mixed in a potential downpours. there could be one or two elsewhere, temperature is about 16 to 23 on saturday, so fine in between the showers and sunshine in the north, which will be the picture on sunday. for northern ireland to western scotland sunny and warm, cool and cloudy around the north—east coast, further south the showers and thunderstorms will be heavier and more frequent, there could be frequent hail and lightning. things turn cooler and more unsettled into next week, a more autumnal spell of weather on the way. goodbye for now. this is bbc news. the headlines... more women have contacted the bbc to say they were assaulted ijy bbc

south—east. cooler along the south—east. cooler along the north—east coast. the far south. another mild night for most with temperatures remaining in the mid—teens. and the clearer skies in northern scotland, could get into single figures. tomorrow, that cloud should then pray, sunshine, but the threat of heavy showers and thunderstorms, hail could be mixed in, midlands, wales, south—west of england, most prone, but one or two elsewhere. fine in between the showers and sunshine again in the north which will be the picture on sunday. northern ireland and western scotland, sunny and warm. cool and cloudy on the north—east coast. further south, showers and thunderstorms by sunday heavier and more frequent, could be frequent hail and lightning. next week, things turn cooler, more unsettled, distinct autumnal and fairly windy spell of weather on the way. goodbye for now. live from london, this is bbc news. more women have contacted the bbc to say they were assaulted by the former boss of harrods — late mohammed al fayed — whilst working at the luxury department st

continue emptying the settlements in northern palestine and moving goal the population to the south and east coast. well now the largest, the scope of the bomb being then is right. and would it be for us to evacuate more settlers from northern palestine to other places and this would increase the pressure on east valley itself. so we have to also see what is going to be the speed dropping us for a lot, which is important to see that what he's going to say, and what are they intending going doing in against these right? got it, let me go to you and very rude. i mean, as horrific as this. it's a, it's an act of terrorism. obviously civilians were about, um, it wasn't targeted whatsoever. a child has been killed a people in the medical profession. all of this it's, it's, it's an active tear but doesn't really change the equation here because this is a about just pointed out, i mean, in the, in northern israel, they're still people that are displaced there in the south. i mean, nothing is really changed. i mean, if anything, it's more of a psychological blow at this point, go ahead. the 1st of all, le

on the east coast of south africa, where the temperature was thirty degrees recently.mso region is in the anticyclone zone, as is the capital. it has already become noticeably colder tonight, only 7°, and the lowest readings are thermometers will drop at night on monday tuesday it will be only 4-5°, during the day no higher than +15. but by wednesday summer weather will return to +23, at the end of the week it will start to rain, however, at the same time it will still remain twenty degrees warm. that's all from me, see you soon. it's a little strange after all, because well, it seems to me.

breezy about the south—east coast but for most areas a light wind and temperatures generally between the middle of the week. you can see the air coming in from the east bringing us the settled northern single figures. temperatures drop to single figures. we start monday morning on a dry and note and that will be the settled note and that will be the picture is a big area of high settled note and that will be the picture is sits g area of high settled note and that will be the picture is sits rights of high settled note and that will be the picture is sits right acrossjh settled note and that will be the picture is sits right across the uk pressure sits right across the uk keeping with the a nest keeping with the front with a nest at bay. some fog at bay. on monday morning some fog and mist around that should lift and aged misuse-sired tbatssbeutdsliftand coast for a time in the far southern coast for a time in the far north—west of scotland also hold onto cloud clear skies develop elsewhere. a decent —looking autumnal day on monday. an temperatures start to nudge up so we are looking

uk, the possibility of some rain later on, but the further east and south you are, the brighter it will be. and really sunny on the channel coast anglia and into lincolnshire. most of the north sea coast as well. the wind will change direction, by saturday they will come in from the south—west. through sunday, the milder air will have established itself across the uk, so temperatures once start to nudge up to about 20 or so. some of us will pay for it, in the south—westerly is we often get weather fronts so there will be a few showers on sunday, not everywhere, and certainly some sunny spells. 18 in belfast once again, 17 in aberdeen. to the east of the pennines, not far off 20 celsius. high pressure expected to build across the uk on monday, which means light winds, prolonged spells of sunshine, which are expected to last for the days ahead. monday, tuesday, wednesday across the bulk of the uk, bright and fairly warm. goodbye. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. when israel fires missiles on gaza, it describes them as precision strikes aimed at hamas targets. what results is often catastrophic loss of life. it is beyond d

i think your best chance for dry weather will be along the channel coast and perhaps the south—east andowers here as well. here are the temperatures — really disappointing for this time in september — 15 in london, more typically around 13 in the north, perhaps as low as 10—11 on the north coast of scotland. now on thursday, the winds will be lighter. i think showers will be less frequent. there will be more sunny spells around, so it'll feel better, but on the thermometer i think it'll be about the same. so 15, 13 or 15 across the bulk of england and wales, perhaps no higher than ten degrees again for many central and northern parts of scotland. now, come the end of the week, we are anticipating the winds to ease, and that's because high pressure will be building in from the south—west — this is the azores high — and this time of the year. when that happens, we do tend to see some somewhat warmer weather streaming in from the south. so perhaps the temperatures rising a little bit, maybe 16, maybe 17, in one or two spots and back to about 12, i think, in the north of scotland, not that

so a widely clear night away from the far south—east coast will continue to see a risk of showers overnightis evening. so a colder night to come compared to last night. just about anywhere really. could catch a ground or air frost overnight tonight and temperatures in towns and cities though just above zero. so a cold but sunny start to the day to come on friday. i think the sunshine will be much longer lived through friday, as we do have that high pressure building in cloud will tend to thicken though, across northwestern areas ahead of the next band of rain, but with more in the way of sunshine and lighter winds. it will will feel warmer with temperatures reaching the high teens. for some of us, that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather gb news. >> oh well . >> oh well. >> oh well. >> 11 am. on thursday, the 12th of september. live across the uk. this is britain's newsroom with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> good morning. so nhs in crisis. lord darcy's independent investigation has concluded the nhs is in a critical condition, but the vital signs are normal, which w

uk, the possibility of some rain later on, but the further east and south you are, the brighter it will be. and really sunny on the channel coastll. the winds will change direction, by saturday they will come in from the south—west. through sunday, the milder air will have established itself across the uk, so temperatures once again start to nudge up to about 20 or so. some of us will pay for it, in the south—westerlies we often get weather fronts so there will be a few showers on sunday, but not everywhere, and certainly some sunny spells. 18 in belfast once again, 17 in aberdeen. to the east of the pennines, not far off 20 celsius. high pressure expected to build across the uk on monday, which means light winds, prolonged spells of sunshine, which are expected to last for the days ahead. monday, tuesday, wednesday across the bulk of the uk, bright and fairly warm. goodbye. testing times for boeing — as workers vote on a new contract, some call for a crippling strike. 23,000 members, that's a lot of people, a lot of people and that can affect the economy. especially after a couple months. and we hearfrom one of the world's big

resources, its strategic geographic position at the intersection of the world's north, south, east and west, and its vast coastes, as key examples of the country's valuable material assets. dr. mustafa afgha, an iranian economist and university professor. fortunately, the country's potential for economic advancement is extremely high. currently the target is an 8% growth rate, but i believe the country is capable of achieving double digit growth rate. let me share something with you. it's often said that iran is a wealthy nation, referring to its abundant natural resources like oil, gas and minerals. however, i believe that iran's true wealth lies primarily in it. vast human resources which possess exceptional skills and capabilities. when these resources are utilized, effectively, our oil, gas and minerals can transform into national wealth. without human resources, these natural assets remain mere raw materials, far from representing true wealth. meanwhile, mr. bohunar touched upon a point the leader of the revolution had made in his meeting with the cabinet members. population, of course, in recent days ser

uk, the possibility of some rain later on, but the further east and south you are, the brighter it will be. and really sunny on the channel coast most of the north sea coast as well. the winds will change direction — by saturday they will come in from the southwest. through sunday, the milder air will have established itself across the uk, so temperatures once again start to nudge up to about 20 or so. some of us will pay for it — in the south—westerlies we often get weather fronts so there will be a few showers on sunday, but not everywhere, and certainly some sunny spells. 18 in belfast once again, 17 in aberdeen. to the east of the pennines, not far off 20 celsius. high pressure expected to build across the uk on monday, which means light winds, prolonged spells of sunshine, which are expected to last for the days ahead. monday, tuesday, wednesday across the bulk of the uk, bright and fairly warm. bye— bye. live from washington. this is bbc news. vladimir putin has a new warning for nato countries that may allow ukraine to use their weapons to strike russian territory. the un claims success in its effort to vaccinate gaza's

showers and thunderstorms in the south perhaps becoming more frequent, pushing a little bit further northwards. still rather cloudy for coasts of eastern scotland and north—easthunderstorms in the south perhaps becoming more frequent, pushing a little bit further northwards. still rather cloudy for coasts of eastern scotland and north—east england. western scotland and northern ireland seeing plenty of sunshine, but those temperatures generally down just a little bit by this stage. and then, by sunday, our area of low pressure really makes its move, bringing showers or longer spells of rain, particularly across england and wales. the odd shower and some extra cloud in eastern scotland, but generally in the north of the uk, it will stay largely dry. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm steve lai. the headlines: exploding walkie—talkies kill at least 20 people and injure hundreds more, in a fresh wave of attacks across lebanon. hospitals are again overwhelmed. in my past 25 years in practice, i never removed as many eyes as i did yesterday. meanwhile, israel's defence minister declares the start of a "new phase" of the war with a focus on the

there for this stage of september, 26 to the north of scotland, 2a, 25 to the south—east of england. fresher along the coastountains. clear skies for scotland and northern ireland where, like this morning, we will see some missed and dense fog patches warm with temperatures down to single figures with skies remaining clear. into thursday morning, of cloud that parts of eastern and much of england. it will take until early afternoon for some of that to go but some eastern coasts, unlike today, across scotland will see some of that low cloud lingering, and turning cloudy in the far north later on. temperatures pushing towards the west were the clear skies will be, looking at 25, 26 to the west of london. going into friday, we do it all over again but this time, more cloud through central and eastern scotland, taking some time to shift and clear. cloud may prick across england and wales or sunny spells but a chance to the west of london of showers developing, some of those across the midlands and wales at the south—west could become heavy and country. most away from that will be dry with temperatures dropping

officers attended the scene last night along with south east coast ambulance service, but the woman andher dog died at the scene . in other dog died at the scene. in other news, a royal navy serviceman who was killed when a helicopter made a deliberate emergency landing over the channel on wednesday has been named as lieutenant rhodri leyshon. three people were on board the merlin mklr people were on board the merlin mk4 during a night exercise when it ditched off the dorset coastline, killing the 31 year old. a statement from rhodri's family described him as talented, passionate, strong and loyal . it said talented, passionate, strong and loyal. it said we'll talented, passionate, strong and loyal . it said we'll always have loyal. it said we'll always have him in our hearts, our wonderful boy . the snp him in our hearts, our wonderful boy. the snp has called on the prime minister to u—turn on plans to cut winter fuel payments. research has shown that close to a million pensioners in scotland received the payments between 2022 and last year, but under new labour plans, 87% of those wou

up to 26 in the north of scotland, 25 to the south—east of england. fresher along the coastrer skies for scotla nd westwards. clearer skies for scotland and northern ireland again, where like this morning we will see some mist and fog patches form, and temperatures down into single figures where this skies remain clearest. it's going to take until early afternoon for some of the fog patches to go but unlike today's eastern coast will see some low cloud linger and turning cold in the far north later on. high temperatures tomorrow are pushed towards the west where the clearest skies will be but we could hit 26 to the west of london. as we go into friday, we do it all over again but this time more cloud through central and eastern scotland to begin with, taking a while to shift and clear. a chance particularly to the west of london of showers developing, some of those across the midlands and later into wales and the south—west could become heavy and thundery. most of that will be dry but temperatures for all dropping closer to where we should be for this stage of the year. and

warmer for the stage in september. 25, 26 to the north of scotland, 24, 25 to the south—east living it. fresh along the coastsins. cloud for scotland and northern ireland were like this morning you will see mist and dense fog patches form. temperatures into single figures where these guys remain clearest. into thursday morning we go, lots of cloud across parts of east wales and much of england. it is going to take until late morning, early afternoon, for some of that to go. unlike today, some eastern posts, particularly across scotla nd, posts, particularly across scotland, we will see that low cloud linger. highest averages in scotland tomorrow push towards the rest —— west. 25 or 26 in london. as we go into friday we do it all over again. this time or cloud through central and eastern scotland. taking a while to shift and clear. the cloud may break across england and wales to sunny spells. a chance to the west of london of showers developing, some across the midlands, later into wales and the south—west, could become heavy infantry. most away from that will be dry. temperatures dropping a little bit closer

uk, the possibility of some rain later on, but the further east and south you are, the brighter it will be, and really sunny on the channel coastay, the milder air will have established itself across the uk, so temperatures once again start to nudge up to about 20 or so. some of us will pay for it, though. in the southwesterlies, we often get weather fronts, so there will be a few showers around on sunday, but not everywhere, and certainly some sunny spells. 18 in belfast once again, 17 in aberdeen. to the east of the pennines, not far off 20 celsius. high pressure expected to build across the uk on monday, which means light winds, prolonged spells of sunshine, which are expected to last for the days ahead. monday, tuesday, wednesday across the bulk of the uk, bright and fairly warm. bye— bye. good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today. sir keir starmer arrives in washington for talks with president biden, after russian leader vladimir putin warns western leaders against escalating the war in ukraine. donald trump rules out another presidential tv debate against rival junk food

but the further east and south you are, the brighter it will be and actually really sunny along the channel coastast as well. the winds will change direction by the time we get to saturday. they'll start to come in from the southwest. in fact, through sunday that milder air will have established itself across the uk, so temperatures once just one or two showers, maybe clipping eastern and western coasts. now these are the city centre temperatures, so right in the middle. look at that. three degrees in birmingham you go out of town. it'll be three degrees lower than that. not everywhere, but certainly some sunny spells in the forecast too. so here are the temperatures 18 in belfast once again, 17 in aberdeen, and you can see to the east of the pennines, not far off 20 celsius. high pressure is expected to build across the uk on monday. that means light winds, prolonged spells of sunshine which are expected to last for the days ahead. and in fact, look at that monday, tuesday, wednesday across the bulk of the uk, bright and fairly warm. non—professional astronaut to walk in space. and some really i

the possibility of some rain later on but the further east and south you are the brighter it will be. really sunny along the channel coastaturday what they will start to come in from the south—west. by sunday the milder air will have established itself across the uk, so temperatures once again start to nudge up to 20. some of us will have to pay for it. there will be a few showers around on sunday. not everywhere but certainly some sunny spells in the forecast. here temperatures. 18 in belfast once again. 17 in aberdeen. not far off 20 celsius east of the penance. high pressure is expected to build across the uk on monday. that means light winds, prolonged spells of sunshine, which are expected to last for the days ahead. look at that, monday, tuesday, wednesday, because the bulk of the uk, bright and fairly warm. bye—bye. this is bbc news. the headlines: russia revokes the accreditation of six british diplomats, accusing them of spying. it comes as sir keir starmer arrives in washington for talks with president biden. they'll discuss allowing ukraine to strike russia with western weapons. president putin has warned it w

south of this for bought, swan and zimbabwe. but as the rain cooling things down, the coast east, in areas of south africa and in the very south, but they'll be some recovery in cape town by the middle of the week. the, the is really forces seek to silence the truth in the occupied westbank storming and shutting down houses 00 in ramallah is targeting of the done is r. as in years, a few minutes the ending of done it is a scene in gunners. lebanese done, it is of does he like joining us? it's another example of journalists not being allowed to do their work in this concept. big warriors, me that douglas detect everything is being undermined by government. a titles who are 33rd grade to to refusal to that address here and to authoration has read. journalism is not a crime. pressing it is the, [000:00:00;00] the book and back you watching out. just a record your mind about top story and save yourself and is ready as try. cuz here's an apartment block me, a central bedroom coming up these 3 people. they're talking. the code is the 1st outside of the southern summit of the here. israel's been targeting senior as well as the, as of

disrupt a traffic in south africa. emergency services, how to help stranded motor is some of them spending the night in their vehicles. the motor way, linking johannesburg to the east coast city of durban, was one of the worst affected by some south africans who are not used to seeing snow travel to several hours to see their rare event forecasters are predicting more snow fall in some areas of the country. 6 as you're watching the double you news, a quick reminder now of our top story. israel and 11, these militant group has the law have exchanged fresh waves of cross border fire. earlier to senior has block commanders were among dozens killed in and it's really attack on an apartment building in bare room. you're up to date on the w news. i'm mary, and i haven't seen, i'll have more headlines for you at the top of the hour from me and the entire news team. thanks for watching the change. i mean deforestation in the rain forest continue carbon dioxide emissions. and again the people of the world are we what impact the biggest change.

lot of dry weather was one of 2 showers, just clicking on towards the east coast up towards the gallery that down towards the south east, across the tasman, somewhat to weather for a time coming into what new zeta, particularly across the south west of the south island. where what about coming into northern parts of china at present? still some bloody shot was long dispelled surprise. thinking further south was channels to some showers to into central and southern parts of japan went to where it's coming into south korea, and still i'll settle for southern china. the laws, some big a survivor of the united states, vittoria's guantanamo on background detention centers. and it's so cold war on terror. now, human rights activist campaign for the release of the last i've gone in one time will be retraces as steps revisit cuz that's it. that's by the echoes of background with this documentary on the jersey to the the the, it, what channels is there a reminder about top stories? this one is really, is strikes has been taking place across cause uh, killing at least the teeth, 3 palestinians on monday. several of those we

lot of dry weather was one or 2 showers, just clinging on towards the east coast up towards the golgi there down towards the south east, across the tasman, some west to weather for a time coming into what new zealand, particularly across the south, west of the south island. where whether coming into northern parts of china at present still some bloody shot was long. the spell surprise, thinking further south was a channel system shows 2 in 2 central and southern parts of japan. where to where the coming into south korea is still settled for southern china the the the . ringback the, the, [000:00:00;00] the watching all just a reminder about top stories this hour is really, it strikes has been taking place across calls are killing at least $33.00 palestinians. on monday, several people were killed in a strike on a home in old bridge refugee camp in central cause of the injured will rush to alexa hospital in the b, and the border crossing between jordan and the occupied west bank is closed for a 2nd day of the gunmen killed 3 is rarely say, hundreds of people stranded near the crossing, hoping it will be reopened.

affecting the southeast corner of australia. recently up in the cloud here, just coming in to the east coast of new south wales. high pressure was trying to quiet and things. dad is not really doing a very good job. it has to be settled, mary, or the cloud and rainbow also sweeping across the southwest over the next couple of days for friday. then the width of weather will be around that east coast, northeast and positive news. southwell, southeast and the areas of quays. now developing area of low pressure here. so some stiff on the show wins with the potential for flooding, for many is really forces seek to silence the truth affinity occupied westbank storming and shutting down houses 00 enrollment. the truth must be protected and heard. and the stories of real people must be told. this is not just that a task on journalism. it's an attack on the world's right to know. journalism is not a crime or pressing it is of the, [000:00:00;00] the, i'll just say right here is a reminder of our top story. is this alex? is there any strikes in southern lebanon? killed for thursday morning, off for another 12 peop

it covers an area from the south coast of iceland and mid—atlantic in the west, to the danish coast in the eastdown to the north coast of africa. the funny thing about the shipping forecast is that i think so few people understand its actual meaning or relevance, but so many people love it and enjoy listening to it. whilst i was growing up, we had a small boat on the east coast of england. because of that, we'd also grown up listening to the forecast having a real meaning. so i can't remember ever having not listened to the shipping forecast. my clearest memory of this is listening to it when we were in a gale. we're sitting in the cabin of the boat, sort of all kind of huddled in, in the rain. so i've got two days to go. i'm going through all my stuff. it's a bit daunting, cos i've got to get all of this stuff into a kayak, so i'm just trying to go through what i can take, what i can leave. this is a personal locator beacon, and it is connected to, erm, an international rescue system. and you do the thing that you hope you'll never have to do, which is push the red button here. so push the but

it covers an area from the south coast of iceland and mid atlantic in the west to the danish coast in the eastdown to the north coast of africa. the funny thing about the shipping forecast is that i think so few people understand its actual meaning or relevance but so many people love it and enjoy listening to it. whilst i was growing up, we had a small boat on the east so, i've got two days to go. i'm going through all my stuff. it's a bit daunting, cos i've got to get all of this stuff into a kayak, so i'm just trying to go through what i can take, what i can leave. this is a personal locator beacon and it is connected to an international rescue system and do the thing to do, which is push the red button here. so, push the button and, like, a whole fleet of helicopters turns up! it's my first day on the portuguese coast, which is rocky and mountainous and, i've got to say, it's just incredible. i'm going to start to make my way back round cape saint vincent, and just to see how wild this place is. i'vejust turned into nordfjordeid. you can see some buildings, which i think is skogfjorden? i'

hurricane that slammed into florida overwhelming first responders, rescues along the east coast from florida to south carolina. in tennessee, a hospital sending out an sos when it became surrounded by water, patients stranded, forced onto the roof and air-lifted out. helene made landfall on florida's gulf coast, but the impact stretching 1,000 miles across 15 states killing dozens. overnight, desperate residents hosting previews of what daylight would bring and in clearwater fire departments battling flash floods and flames, searching for those stranded. >> anybody in your house? >> reporter: with that massive hurricane now comes the massive response. local, state, and federal resources all allocated towards florida and the full power, of course, of the u.s. military. here in keaton beach, devastation as far as you can see. >> a lot of memories here. a lot. >> reporter: boats tossed onto land and homes completely flattened. >> it's just sad. >> reporter: janine mcmullen raised her family in keaton beach. her house is still standing, but half of it is underwater. >> i told my oldest grandson this morn

coasts. maybe staying dry across east anglia and south east england, where it will continue to feel quite humiday, eventually we're going to start to get northwesterly winds moving back across the country, and they will bring fresher air and some slightly lower temperatures as well. now, tuesday will probably start off with some bits and pieces of rain, probably murky weatherfor some across eastern areas to clear out of the way. then some sunshine. a few showers followed to scotland, northern ireland and maybe one or 2 for the northwest of both england and wales. temperatures 18 to 21. feeling fresher, pleasant in the sunshine from wednesday onwards, though, there's a lot of uncertainty in the weather forecast. two scenarios. one is that we continue to see showers work into north—western areas, with the driest weather across the south and east of the uk, where we've got a ridge of high pressure. in this scenario wednesday, thursday, friday temperatures wouldn't change very much. high teens to low 20s. a pleasant spell of weather for many. however, there is a different scenario where the weather

has disrupted traffic in south africa. emergency services had to help stranded motorists on spending the night in the vehicles. the motorway linking to had its bets the east coast city of dub and was one of the was the fact that some south africans not used to seeing snow traveled several hours to see the rare event forecast is predicting most a full in some areas of the country and coming up supports like follows the current speed waiting, stuffing, well rankel hold up for her and the living independently rise to society is full of contrasts and inequality is a big challenge. many problems can only be solved by working together. yes, i think i pretend as in this leaving what is home how do we talk of the major issues about time to because there is a significant risk of human extinction from advancing our systems.

you're looking good for the north bay, the coast, the east bay, the south boy. and i think not only tomorrow, i think that last probably into a lot of part of the weekend, probably the weekend. 2 guys, back to you. all right, lawrence. well, today marks 4 years, believe it or not, since our skies turned ominous shade of orange. >> on this day in twenty-twenty smoke from northern california, wildfires turn bay area skies. kind of an eerie glowing orange. if you remember, it is strange sight out there. drew comparisons to the planet mars. took nearly a week for bay area air quality to return back to normal healthy levels. you can turn your pet into a copy of some bad that's what it's called. how to have a little left. >> with your furry friend and help a good cause. >> it's the loss of an icon. james earl jones, the actor renowned for that deep voice in roles like darth vader and mufasa from the lion king has died today. he was 93. jones is a less trees. career spanned over 6 decades from the broadway stage to television and film. >> doug kolk gives us a look back