said a lot to foreign mercenaries of detachments of foreign pmcs, but now the american resource south frontetails. the so-called offensive in the kharkiv region, the authors of the article have calculated. what part of the officers involved there were not ukrainians at all, but citizens of the countries of the north atlantic bloc and figures. frankly speaking , boris max confirms the impression. to the published one-hour interview of the polish militant, a detailed story about what paths get into mercenaries in ukraine . if not for poland, this is a war. could look very different quote that explains a lot of revelation an ordinary mercenary named yurok sounds quite convincing, a polish subject hiding behind a mask in a simple, understandable language explains who is actually opposing the russian army now. laughter in your front section. i saw our t-72 tanks. ukrainians praise this equipment very much. i also saw polish infantry fighting vehicles, i also saw our famous crabs. during the trip from the little things. i also saw polish food rations for the army. you know perfectly well that the

_ weather front continues to push south and — weather front continues to push south and north or south as the wave develops and behind it, clear skies and a cooler— and behind it, clear skies and a cooler night in the northern half of the country— cooler night in the northern half of the country than it has been for the last few. _ the country than it has been for the last few, but still mild in the south — last few, but still mild in the south. tomorrow morning when we wake up south. tomorrow morning when we wake up we _ south. tomorrow morning when we wake up we will— south. tomorrow morning when we wake up we will have rain across southern counties _ up we will have rain across southern counties into— up we will have rain across southern counties into the south—east and it could _ counties into the south—east and it could he _ counties into the south—east and it could be further north or further south. _ could be further north or further south. but — could be further north or further south, but to the north of that, a lot of— south, but to the north of that, a lot of

, it will produce more _ front sinks south, it will produce more . ., , front sinks south, it will, but behind the weather front we are in cooler air. _ more cloud, but behind the weather front we are in cooler air. this - front we are in cooler air. this evening and overnight, the french jhonny�*s southeastwards. under clear skies across scotland, northern ireland, northern england and north—west wales, some patchy mist and fog. hello, this is bbc news with annita mcveigh. back home — five british captives who were held by russian—backed forces in ukraine are back in the uk after being released in a prisoner exchange. we just want to let everyone know that we are now out of the danger zone and we're on our way home ourfamilies. meanwhile, in russia, protests continue as the military prepares to mobilise an estimated 300,000 reservists as the conflict continues. west yorkshire police launch a murder investigation after a 15—year—old boy was stabbed outside his school in huddersfield yesterday afternoon. the government has lifted its ban on fracking in england in a bid to increase u

which today stand before the ukrainian armed forces on all can be said to be part of the front, including the southbecause according to the statement of the president of the ukrainian military command such a broad mood occurs in all areas of the front, it is point-like but branched , indeed, as of today, we can analyze that the front line is fixed. that is, we do not allow the enemy to advance deep and develop the success he seeks instead, uh, we uh, we form reserves and try to counterattack and free the ukrainian territory from the russian occupation forces, this situation really cannot look clear-cut for everyone who wants all this to happen yesterday and as soon as possible. all these things need a significant strain of forces, resources, accumulation of efforts . i think that our command just like that, maxim is preoccupied with questions if we talk about the situation in the south, it remains hot in the literal and figurative sense, because the enemy does not stop shelling both the area of ​​the front in the south and the city of mykolaiv itself every day and every night eh and our eh armed fo

yi will gradually collapse, but this invasion will lead to the activation of the atmospheric front in the south of the far east and its clouds will even reach primorye, although by this moment the strength of the typhoon is almost completely dry up, even at the epicenter of the vortex, the intensity of precipitation will not exceed 30.40 mm per day, and in the southern regions of the primorsky territory, rain will fall about half as much in some places, about 20 mm - this is completely incomparable with the fact that a hinamor arranged a week ago, and today in vladivostok, a little precipitation is unlikely, and in such a situation, in the evening the air will quickly cool down and at night the thermometer readings will drop to +12, but tomorrow with sunrise it will become warmer again at noon in the capital . primorye will be about plus 20, which is quite within the framework of the september climate, and from friday frontal cloudy fields will break into the region, showers will begin, bad weather will drag on until sunday in 3 days it will pour on the city up to 37 mm moisture. it is interest

front . therefore, we hope for pleasant surprises from our defenders soon. to the south to the small seidemenukha nameless and to the east of dochkalovo, having moved the hostilities to the villages of the charming krynychanka along the dnieper coastline, heavy battles are taking place for each village our military managed to gain a foothold in mykhailivka, so the fighting moved to the area of ​​the golden beam, meanwhile, our artillery is demilitarizing the concentration of the enemy and his warehouses in this direction in the villages of the dutch and the russian nazis are raising their stakes and trying to demonstrate to the world that their terrorism will not stop at all from sunday night to monday, the occupiers fired at the southern ukrainian nuclear power plant, the rocket fell 300 m from the station, the shock wave damaged the building of the nuclear power plant, one of the units of the aleksandriv hpp, which is part of the warehouse of the southern ukrainian complex, as well as three more power lines during this time, our military destroyed about 180 russians in the command post in khers

even digging up the tanks that were buried before that and they are all going to the front line somewhere to our southomewhere today already we can see, including in the middle of the donetsk region, partly well, we will look at the directly related to the gauleiters themselves , so it is more interesting there, yes, there is already panic there , people are already appearing who transmit signals here that they already want to change their shoes again somewhere, so they are ready for a couple more of our successful offensives and a couple of successes on the kshav of kharkov, and i think that uh, uh, we will find ourselves in line here. panic is widespread, we know, so yes, he was not there for the whole day, then he was delivered until he was not in mariupol, he was walking, theoretically , they tried to put skis in the direction of rostov, but their security said that they had that road to rostov, but what kind of road is in the coffin, so they are somehow in the city is pretending that everything is fine. but in fact, the situation is really panic. no, it is good, it should be like that. i would li

the only place where the rashists have little success is the section of the front south of bakhmut.rmed the villages of kurdyumivka and mykolaivka. the highway that connects bakhmut and toretsk, a few kilometers north of bakhmut, the occupiers had a successful assault on the cheerful valley, the village is now partially under their control in this very place of moscow are now concentrating most of their firepower, because after our counteroffensive in kharkiv oblast, the russians' plan to bypass bakhmut from the northern side completely failed. in addition , several other significant events took place on the eastern front. which are still keeping secret the occupied bridgeheads are gradually expanding; secondly, the armed forces of ukraine significantly cleared the forest between the sviatohirsk split and the estuary and returned the village to ukrainian control studinok sosnove prava oleksandrivka and krymka on september 19-20, a new stage of the offensive of the ukrainian military forces began from the southern and western sides, and there was also a prospect of attacking the city

ukrainian command says the military commander of the komsomol, oleksandr kotson worked a lot on the fronts south of raisins. long, suligovka, reeds. the bodies of the ukrainian military dozens of dozens of bodies, they just lay around the forest plantations in a forest belt in the fields, and no one pulled them out of there. our liaison command went out to ukrainian e to ukrainian commanders. uh, they offered a humanitarian pause, not as the ukrainian command did not want to respond to this one. goodwill, although it was proposed to pick up the bodies, when it began to warm up on these bodies, they began to collect them, and load them into trucks and take them out to bury them in well, such mass graves. here is a video of ours putting the bodies of listeners into a common grave in the same cemetery under the raisins. where have they taken the foreign press now? uh, there were negotiations. e with the ukrainian regime, the negotiations were unsuccessful about all this in the plots. euro-news, of course, not a word. and there is also such a close -up of the cross, on which the month of burial marc

coldness towards the south of england, six celsius, and could be mist and fog patches in the morning. this area of cloud is the one frontcross southern scotland, northern england, made the isle of man. it will feel warmer tomorrow. the biggest change is in the north and west of scotland, outbreaks of rain coming and going through the day, and here we will see the wind really pick up, touching gale. perhaps by the end of tomorrow afternoon. tomorrow evening and night, notice how rain develops more widely across scotland, northern ireland, pushing south towards the isle of man and potentially cumbria. clearer skies later in the night. a drier night forfurther later in the night. a drier night for further south later in the night. a drier night forfurther south in england and wales. thursday, a good dry with sunny spells for many, but outbreaks of rain clearing away from north and

ukrainian command tells the komsomol military commissar that oleksandr kotson worked a lot on the fronts southaisins. long, suligovka, reeds. the bodies of the ukrainian military are dozens of dozens of bodies, they just lay around the forest plantations in a forest belt in the fields, and no one from there pulled out. our communications command went out to ukrainian e to ukrainian commanders. uh, they offered a humanitarian pause, not as the ukrainian command did not want to respond to this same good will, although it was proposed to pick up the bodies when it began to warm up, but they began to collect these bodies, but load them into trucks and take them out to bury them in well, such mass graves. here is a video of ours putting the bodies of listeners into a common grave in that same cemetery under raisins. where have the foreign press been taken now, we are burying ukrainian servicemen a week ago, who climbed into the front line. uh, there were negotiations with the ukrainian regime. negotiations came to nothing about all this in the plots of euronews of course, not a word. and there is a

everything is is getting pulled up from the south in front of it. this wraps wraps back into the low. the closer you get to the low, the stronger the winds get. over the the next few hours is the low comes on shore, we are going to really feel that. this is going up from the south, racing over the topography of the peninsula and then out into that low. is the system moves onshore, watch the wind migrate in the northern northern part of the bay. this is why i have got the wind advisory today. you have got your 35 mile an hour gusts and places like fremont, redwood ci, san bruno. and because it is a southerly wind, it is a slightly slightly different direction than how these are normally oriented. normally it is a northwind or northwest wind. it will behave differently with the the ground winds. you get stronger wind gusts that time if if you are south of the mountai. the mountain. so it is enough for an advisory. that is enough that lawn furniture gets blown around. there could be debris on on the road. it will be stronger stronger on the coast and t

as the storm hedge towards north and south carolina, brazilian presidential front runner lewis and nazi lulu de silver as pulled further ahead of encumbered jaya boston are in the final stretch of the election campaign. that's according to opinion polls. if no kind of it gets more than 50 percent, the 2 front runners will go into a run off on october the 30th. that's the headlines, more news coming up right after risky it'll ah good chuckle boreal. it's a tropical region covering the whole of the western, half of paraguay. there can be droughts, but also heavy rainfall, causing the rivers to swell and flood. the rainy season is the best time to swim because the piranhas keep a low profile. but they are still there. this man faces danger every day. so it takes more than per on us to stop his daily exercise blasted for year. it was a dime we for his those is welcome. hold on the boss. if we're sophie coming in, ah, keeping faith is important in this region. some say that the chuckle is one of the only remaining wild west parts of the world. i don't, while i get done with every one know ca

south. we've got another front pulling its way across the south of western australia, bringing showers to perth on monday. but it's an improving picture on tuesday as it moves over the bite towards the southeast. now things have warmed up slightly within temperatures in adelaide and melbourne, touching up towards 20, but the showers will still be there. some busty, a winds as well. but along that coast, look at the sunshine for brisbin and sydney, that was your home hope across the tasman. it's not the same story for western areas of the south island looking wintery and wet, but look at christ church, basking in the sunshine at $21.00 degrees celsius. ah, ah, ah, ah, ah lou. ah, hello again. this is al jazeera. let's remind you of the main years this r u. s. hospital, nancy pelosi says that she strongly condemns what she calls illegal attacks by about john on our media. she was speaking of the armenian capital, yet of m policies visiting just days off for an outbreak of violence between the 2 former soviet states. u. s. president joe biden was to live at a stop wanting to rush up against the us

milder with south—westerly winds developing ahead of the weather front. start to wednesday, six degrees across the south—east. multiples north and west. the breeze, cloud and apra suffering. western isles, rain all day long, 0rkney, shetland, some outbreaks of rain developing and stomp on the north—west of ireland, damp late in the day. isolated showers at scotland, northern england. most of the uk dry. mist and fog in the south clearing, some cloud eastern england, spells of showers elsewhere on the coast, feeling warmer than recent days. temperatures are pedigree also. when letters to the south and east wednesday afternoon. strongest towards the north and west. the western isles, golfers winds before the day is out. the wind strengthens across scotland and northern ireland as we go to wednesday night. into thursday, outbreaks of rain developing widely. a little bit of a rain shadow so not muttering towards the north—east of scotland. some ran into cumbria and the isle of man. iran, a mild night, 12-14, of man. iran, a mild night, i2—i4, fresherfurther of

south and the east. what is the latest you're hearing from the front lines? yeah, we've heard about successes in the south for some time. we don't know how well they're able to consolidate them. we don't get the full picture. there's little access to the front lines at the moment for journalists and so there are questions that remain them, but we have with the picture that the ukrainians are indeed advancing. there is, it is getting more and more is getting more and more confirmed. and in the east we are hearing now similar things, the push a push onto the front lines from the ukrainians. that seems to be that seems to be moving on that seem to be some successes. so a lot of pressure applied there. we don't know whether the objective is to really move forward fast there or just to keep pressure high on the russian troops there. so russia could not deploy them from there to the south. for example, that's something that's how that has been some speculation about. but at the moment it looks as if the ukrainians are having the initiative on the, in the hawk of reg

the 90s, into the triple digits. 106 in fresno. 100 degree soggy day in the south scattered showers along a stationary front bringing some rain it's soggy once again in the south. showers and storms, we'll talk more about that coming uh. >> okay, michelle, thank you >>> dolly parton's been barking nine to five she released a new pet apparel line called doggy parton and is donating the proceeds to a shelter, willa b. farms. >>> the incredible story of an american nun abducted five months ago now safe and sound. >>> we're back in one minute tw? not us. but a few minutes here or there? totally doable! so we started swiffering! it's a fast and easy way to clean without the whole production. for our floors, sweeper's heavy duty cloths trap and lock dirt, dust, and hair without moving furniture. so simple! and dusters easily get into hard-to-reach places without climbing a step ladder. they trap and lock dust in one swipe! done. we stopped cleaning. and started swiffering. (vo) get verizon business unlimited from the network businesses rely on. we stopped cleaning. like manny. event planning with our best plan ev

this and also about the situation in the south of ukraine ukrainian soldiers continue to introduce active actions in order to improve the situation on the front line , the operational command of the south reports that the enemy is trying to increase ammunition stocks and manpower reserves, is looking for alternative ways of delivering weapons and equipment to strengthen the russian group in the temporarily captured territories of the kherson region, a formed unit of the so-called kadyrivtsy has arrived, numbering up to 1,300 people in our defenders inflict losses on the occupiers with well-aimed strikes, rocket artillery units continued fire missions and fire control of transport and logistics routes , a hit was confirmed. in two areas of concentration of manpower and equipment, five rocket launchers and a howitzer were destroyed . the headquarters in balaklia, kharkiv region, liberated from the occupiers, solemnly raised the ukrainian flag. this was reported by the head of the regional military administration, oleg synogubov. he noted that the representatives of the authorities did this together with the military, led by the commander of the

and it must be strongly supported, and not only, for example, in the east, but also in the south, then the frontill collapse, the front will collapse, there are prerequisites the release of 500 must be planned very powerfully and use all the resources of the armed forces of ukraine of the power structures - as we say, all generated up to a million people, in general, it is clear that in the armed forces and in the units that advance there are fewer and fewer, but somewhere up to half a million, we can generate such forces who can carry out such operations, therefore, mobilization without depreciation because they will be completed and what kind of reserves they are. if we take a long and gradual step-by-step approach to pulling up all new new forces, for example, there are 50,000 first echelons of raising then a few more hundred thousand within three hundred, this will obviously delay the entire format, even if it is not sufficiently prepared to underestimate the enemy, i agree with my previous colleague, it is not possible with those half-baked and even more so the secret clause of the decree o

offensive operations in the luhansk region, and on the other hand, we must not forget about the south now if our frontveled off in the kharkiv region it has become more predictable , so there is now an emphasis on the south , because that area remains no less for us, or even more strategically important, always economic factors that are related to prospects the liberation of the kherson region and the recapture of access to the seas, sergey, if we return to the captured russian equipment, how much can we talk about armored equipment, artillery systems, plus minus, all the resources are foreign there, and even the russian replacements are not the ones that they are trying to calculate the quantitative indicators of. yesterday there on in the morning what is it conventionally speaking there are about more than 150 tanks pmpbr but i think that these indicators are underestimated i think that we will talk there about several three if not less than three hundreds of bmptr tanks and about several hundred different artillery systems, a significant amount of automotive equipment, that is, this abandoned arsen

thank you for joining the conversation. in the south, however, how events on the front can develop furtheraccount everything we have heard, let's talk with the deputy head of the security service of ukraine in 14-15 viktor yegun p viktor good evening glory to ukraine glory good evening but first of all i wanted to ask you about the situation in particular and on the front, these events can have an effect, we are somehow observing these events today, when the so -called self-proclaimed ldnrs begin to shout already about a referendum and joining russia, because we understand when they do this at the same time, it is us already let's put it this way, we have already seen that this has certain consequences , how it can affect the situation at the front and why they can theoretically do it. well, they can theoretically do it in order to say that this territory of the russian federation and an attack on the territory of the russian federation can cause there is a general mobilization of the declaration of war in ukraine and thus stop the so-called special operation and say that we have already c

2nd time, the last time i made a hampton massage, also from the south to sort of the south hampton musket on the front of a 20. it was a low tackle layer, not never gonna, including women and children will manifest on the authorities, only let us through because the waves are very high. america later on us. i don't order jonah, and then we ended up in the camp yet, but sin was master. i don't get emerged by directed to south marsh the what even what 28 year old abdulla is describing is called pushback. it's when refugees are pushed back in the middle of the water and are only helped in emergencies. on shears, military worships, are deployed around the clock. well equipped, for instance, with water cannons. on the hills, radar installations lean in the direction of turkey. island residents suspect they are scanning the straight for suspicious boats were la freedom is the most important thing in life, get on it. and it's also the reason why i fled as if it had been trapped here. this place is not pleasant because the reason i left my country i was to live in freedom and in peace and me and his weight. c

weather from the weekend, but from today we have high pressure clinging on and the weather front coming up across the southers. so with the breeze coming in from the north sea, a few showers coming into eastern areas as well. after a chilly start across scotland and northern ireland, temperatures picking up and we will see some showers and any showers that form in northern ireland across the afternoon will fade quickly. as we head through the evening and overnight period, again there will be some showers coming in across the east but if anything the showers coming from the south will be widespread and some will be heavy with the odd rumble of thunder. we have a weather front approaching being ploughed into the west and it will not be as cold across scotland as it was last night. into tomorrow, still though showers moving northwards. they will be hit and miss, not all of us will catch one. out west, the rain gets into the outer hebrides and parts of northern ireland. temperatures, 15 to 26 degrees with a subtle change in the wind direction to more of a south easterly as opposed to the north—easterly we have

milder with south—westerly winds developing ahead of the weather front. it will be a chilly start to wednesday, six degrees across the south—eastern areas, mist and fog. mildest towards the north and west but here the breeze, cloud and outbreaks of rain. western isles, rain all day long. orkney, shetland, some outbreaks of rain developing as we will see in caithness. to the west of northern ireland it will turn damp late in the day. isolated showers for southern scotland, northern england. most of the uk having a dry day. mist and fog in the south clearing, some cloud through eastern england, sunny spells elsewhere into the afternoon, the best of which are around the coasts, feeling warmer than recent days. temperatures up a degree or so. winds lightest to the south and east on wednesday afternoon. strongest towards the north and west. across the western isles, we could see gale force winds before the day is out. the winds strengthen across the rest of scotland and northern ireland as we go into wednesday night. wednesday night into thursday, outbreaks of

milder with south—westerly winds developing ahead of the weather front. t will be a chill start to wednesday, six degrees across the south—eastern areas, mist and fog. mildest towards the north and west but here the breeze, cloud and outbreaks of rain. western isles, rain all day long. 0rkney, shetland, some outbreaks of rain developing as we will see in caithness. to the west of northern ireland it will turn damp late in the day. isolated showers for southern scotland, northern england. most of the uk having a dry day. mist and fog in the south clearing, some cloud through eastern england, sunny spells elsewhere into the afternoon, the best of which are around the coasts, feeling warmer than recent days. temperatures up a degree or so. winds lighter to the south and east on wednesday afternoon. strongest towards the north and west. across the western isles, we could see gale force winds before the day is out. the winds strengthen across the rest of scotland and northern ireland as we go into wednesday night. wednesday night into thursday, outbreaks of rai

milder with south—westerly winds developing ahead of the weather front. ir gets in because it will be a chilly start to wednesday, six degrees across the south—eastern areas, mist and fog. mildest towards the north and west but here the breeze, cloud and outbreaks of rain. western isles, rain all day long. orkney, shetland, some outbreaks of rain developing as we will see in caithness. to the west of northern ireland it will turn damp late in the day. isolated showers for southern scotland, northern england. most of the uk having a dry day. mist and fog in the south clearing, some cloud through eastern england, sunny spells elsewhere into the afternoon, the best of which are around the coasts, feeling warmer than recent days. temperatures up a degree or so. winds lightest to the south and east on wednesday afternoon. strongest towards the north and west. across the western isles, we could see gale force winds before the day is out. the winds strengthen across the rest of scotland and northern ireland as we go into wednesday night. wednesday night into thur

rammstein noch is approaching with tanks and such for ukraine probably about affairs on the fronts especially in the south about how our army is preparing for the winter campaign about it in a moment, i will start with the actions of our armed forces in the south , where the operation to liberate the occupied territories on the right bank of the dnieper, kherson region, the details of the interim results remain mysterious due to the planned silence of the ukrainian side. causes only laughter , yesterday russian propagandists saw the steppes of ukraine leopard-2 tanks, yesterday it was lively discussion, and today the ministry of defense of russia konashenko's words to the federation are their military gossip. they set yet another record in lies. the decisive official report that as many as four us-made bradley infantry fighting vehicles were destroyed in the south will explain that these american infantry fighting vehicles are not in service with the armed forces of ukraine. well, not yet. so what will they invent? in russia, in order to explain their defeats, later on ours will really appear in the show,

we've got high pressure dominating the scene today, a few weather fronts across the south. they brought showers to south—east england, the odd heavy one in hampshire and berkshire. further north, an odd shower but most places dry. the best of the sunshine across the north and it will feel quite warm, low 20s for many, up to the mid 20s in the south—east, quite breezy across southern areas. the showers get going across southern areas, more widespread, the odd heavy one, rumbles of thunder, showers in the far north—west of the uk as well. in warmer air mass so not quite as chilly across scotland as the last few nights. for friday, high pressure dominates the scene but we've been closed in by the weather fronts, one in the south bringing showers to england and wales, some heavy once for south—west scotland and northern ireland, but elsewhere some good sunny spells and feeling warmer, up to 26 degrees in the south—east. then for the weekend low pressure really sets in, it's going to turn wet and windy across western areas. there will be some blustery, heavy showers further nort

andronik with us on the direct connection of our anchor who works in one of the hottest spots in the south front finishing the topic that dmitry raised about, to be more precise. you raised eugene yes, but about what we are waiting for in the west. and i really agree with dmitry, because yes, and we all here understand that it’s one thing to calmly with a cop. well, yes, a little brownish semi, such a brownish one and a half points. eh, the economic sea, the european well, they are constantly there, they are used to it, or such a state of life when they will feel like we did in the nineties, and in the early nineties, i don’t remember how we felt in the early nineties about the electricity of light, heat, and so on. i lived in vladivostok, that's where shoigu was. and then , by cargo planes and lamas and 76, i carried battery radiators, a whole region, a million people were without heat without electricity. and all because chubais quarreled with nozdratenko, evgeny now confirms my words. they did not experience this, so on the one hand i will be very happy if they feel bad for me i will always b

to the east of the front, it is still quite warm with some sunny spells across the midlands, east anglia and southhat, though, a decent day, sunny spells and, again, just a few showers into the north west. now taking a look at the weather charts into the weekend and beyond, another weather front dives its way southwards, and behind that, we get cooler and fresher air. so some fairly brisk winds around next week and certainly plenty of showers, too. but that said, the weekend not looking too bad, although there'll be some showers, it's still on the mild side. it's monday onwards that we see those strengthening winds and quite a big drop in temperatures. goodbye. hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. the british government steps in to help all businesses with their soaring energy bills this winter. the average energy bill will be capped at half the expected levels, to avert a much deeper recession. iran is struggling to contain the anger, after the death of a young woman, detained by the morality police. and the immigrants flown from texas to martha's vineyard by the

brighter it yells and red's offshore associated with a cold front south of the bay area.derate through santa clara and san jose getting light showers. through the santa cruz mountains, picking up rain. you can see this line that will continue into the south bay. 60's now. a wind advisory through 4:00 tomorrow. up to 32 miles per hour in hayward, oakland. upper elevations over at 40 miles per hour. the wind will continue to ramp up and that has allowed for 60's anywhere from 18 degrees warmer. here is a look at the winds. by 9:00, certainly seeing the wind through 1:00 or 2:00 in the afternoon. 50 miles an hour on the peninsula. in the early evening, still quite breezy. here is a look at the next hour or so, a line of shower activity around san francisco south and pushing through. heavier downpours throughout the afternoon. at noon time, a few peaks of sun. by the time you are watching the game, you can see scattered showers, partly cloudy skies around santa clara. the rain is not over with. this is 8:00 tonight, and you can see the east bay through the mountains, more sho

so, this feature here is a waving weather front which is going to dominate sunday's weather for some of us in the southh the wave on that weather front gets, where exactly is going to see the rainfall, but it looks most likely on sunday for parts of southern england and south wales. and it is, of course, the london marathon sunday, so we could well see a bit of rain. if you're running in the marathon or if you're going to spectate, you may well just want to be prepared for a little bit of wet weather around. but for the rest of the uk, a lot of dry weather. a few showers across the far northwest, and it looks like rain slowly clears from the south during sunday afternoon. so, in the sunny spells, top temperatures between about 14—17 degrees for most of us on sunday. then it looks like higher pressure holds on as we head through monday and tuesday towards the south. drier and warmer weather on the way. more showers to come, though, further north. bye— bye. this is bbc news, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a concert in moscow's red square, as president putin tells th

with numerous beach front hotel south appealed to travelers in search of san san and south and its arab indian and colonial european edited make for a wide variety of sites. to see, the old city has a strong middle eastern via, with narrow streets, high houses, with count on them, intel balconies, and mosques and temples. the old town cuevas anerio, 72, hector, and is inhabited by a mix of local, rob asian, portuguese, and british settlers. i fest police on the lease to explores for jesus, which was due by the pull to give and is now in museum. it was beautiful, was the end of the 16th century on the coastline year old samo vasa went by some of the transit. please for treat at that time on a getaway to india, and the 4th was beauty protected towns from outside in vito's. the fort stood over a spot of cora, and it tells the story of how the pot skis at one time ruled the trade routes of the indian ocean. ah, i'm learning so much about the history. i can see all this cannons hear their fists in the water outwards, on this other side of this wall is the water. and this is how they used to

a warm weather front clearing to the south. he atmosphere. the morning feels fairly fresh, but temperatures higher on sunday morning. inaudible. wherever you are, quite a breezy day compared to recently. the strongest winds in the west, may be 50 mph. cool afternoon, temperatures at 16, lowerthan cool afternoon, temperatures at 16, lower than recently. distinctly chilly in the north—east of scotland, 8 degrees cooler than sunday afternoon. monday night and tuesday, we continue with the strong wind. showers in parts of scotland. a bit cooler where you have shelter, southern scotland and eastern england, but enough of a breeze to stop a frost forming on tuesday. the weather system planning to move down on tuesday towards the south—west. the chance of cloud, outbreaks of rain close to devon, but otherwise sunshine and showers. showers more westerly, some areas will stay drierfor longer more westerly, some areas will stay drier for longer before the showers. temperatures 11-15, the showers. temperatures 11—15, it will feel cool. the

still sitting at 18 or 19 with the cloud towards the south east on that weather front there which is in that cooler air and may be bringing the northerly breeze and in that coolerairand may be bringing in the scattering of showers this time on saturday for central and eastern parts of england. for the west likely to be drier and it should be a dry day with a decent amount of sunshine for scotland and northern ireland. still the thought of a little rain in the southeast of england but should be moving away in temperature should be around 16 degrees on saturday afternoon. saturday night could be quite cold from the city of high pressure but we have a chilly air, never really establishes itself because the screen quite a feature of the weather as we had through the latter part of the weekend at the start of next week. a lot of dry weather to come on sunday but with that approaching deep low and scotland and northern ireland, the winds will be picking up in the northwest recesses of my bricks of rain, sunny exposed elsewhere and still, on the cool side after quite a cold start the temper

front in the north. still comparatively mild in the south. change in the wind direction to a north—westerly and you can see how the cooler conditions filter that bit further south. we will still have the dregs of that front in the southern areas during the course of saturday morning, still potentially affecting southern england as well as the channel islands but high—pressure building behind it. you can see how the milder air on friday, represented by the ambers, is eventually pushed away on saturday as the cooler yellow is moving. cooler conditions on saturday and are more of a northerly component to our wind. the rain eventually moving away from southern england that are lingering across the channel islands for much of the day. temperatures ranging from 13 in the north to about 18 in the south. this is bbc news. the headlines: the government has announced plans to introduce a cap on wholesale energy bills for businesses from the 1st of october. it is providing for the non—domestic market which includes schools and hospitals, charities and bu

milder with south—westerly winds developing ahead of the weather front. oss the south—eastern areas, mist and fog. mildest towards the north and west but here the breeze, cloud and outbreaks of rain. western isles, rain all day long. orkney, shetland, some outbreaks of rain developing as we will see in caithness. to the west of northern ireland it will turn damp late in the day. isolated showers for southern scotland, northern england. most of the uk having a dry day. mist and fog in the south clearing, some cloud through eastern england, sunny spells elsewhere into the afternoon, the best of which are around the coasts, feeling warmer than recent days. temperatures up a degree or so. winds lightest to the south and east on wednesday afternoon. strongest towards the north and west. across the western isles, we could see gale force winds before the day is out. the winds strengthen across the rest of scotland and northern ireland as we go into wednesday night. wednesday night into thursday, outbreaks of rain developing widely. a little bit of a rain shadow s

that weak weather front still close to the south and east, so we can't rule out a showerfor london, butfuneral on monday, we look at the main events of the past 2a hours. the atmosphere here at westminster hall calm, solemn and perhaps in the air, a sense of bittersweetness — people mourning the monarch's death while at the same time reflecting on her long life and her 70—year reign. this great room is full of people but it's almost silent here — just the odd interruption, the sound of military boots ricocheting off the stone floor, the duty officer tapping commands with his stick, and the occasional cry of a child. it's been like that since five o'clock on wednesday afternoon, when black rod, the parliamentary officer in charge of maintaining order in the lords chamber and its precincts signalled that the doors of the hall could be opened to the public patiently queuing outside. 50 hours or so have elapsed since that moment. people at the head of what has felt at times like an infinite line have filed in past the coffin, paying their private respects to the late queen. some people walk

still sitting at 18 or 19 though with that cloudy damp weather towards the south east on that weather frontpressure, 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 scotland and northern ireland, the winds will be picking up and in the northwest we'll see some outbreaks of rain, sunny spells elsewhere, mind y

milder with south—westerly winds developing ahead of the weather front. ll be a chilly start to wednesday, six degrees across the south—eastern areas, mist and fog. mildest towards the north and west but here the breeze, cloud and outbreaks of rain. western isles, rain all day long. orkney, shetland, some outbreaks of rain developing as we will see in caithness. to the west of northern ireland it will turn damp late in the day. isolated showers for southern scotland, northern england. most of the uk having a dry day. mist and fog in the south clearing, some cloud through eastern england, sunny spells elsewhere into the afternoon, the best of which are around the coasts, feeling warmer than recent days. temperatures up a degree or so. winds lightest to the south and east on wednesday afternoon. strongest towards the north and west. across the western isles, we could see gale force winds before the day is out. the winds strengthen across the rest of scotland and northern ireland as we go into wednesday night. wednesday night into thursday, outbreaks of rain

the armed forces of ukraine have advanced to several tens of kilometers in some areas of the front in the south , reports operational the command of the south and decrypts its message, that the armed forces of the past day in the south destroyed more than 70 invaders, 9 tanks, two howitzers, large-caliber artillery, and the advance of our troops along the southern front line on different sections from two to several tens of kilometers, we have to talk to victoria moskalenko - she is a deputy of the mykolaiv regional council mrs. victoria , we congratulate you, i congratulate you, glory to ukraine. week there are some positive news from the armed forces of ukraine from uh our military that's why there is hope there is uh let's say hope that uh soon mykolaiv will no longer be a pro-front city and will be absolutely peaceful to develop as there was a full-scale invasion today, er, unfortunately, today there was silence, which was, if i am not mistaken, during the last four er swords, there were quiet nights in the very regional center today at one o'clock in the morning, there were um, several er

manage to check and when will we hear a report on how the armed forces are retaking the south-east, a report from the front lines of the british correspondent quentin somerville and an investigation into the tragedy of the volynites, what happened in the colony number 120 and why the russian version does not withstand criticism at the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, after an emergency shutdown, the fifth power unit was reconnected to the grid, it is now underway power set this was reported by energoatom, i will remind you that due to mortar fire, the power unit was turned off in an emergency the day before, two power units are currently operating at the station, they produce electricity for the needs of ukraine, the station is currently not functioning, says the ukrainian state regulator at the zaporizhzhia npp, the mission representatives continue their work, the ukrainian side assures that before their arrival, russia fired at the station again, the russians accuse ukraine of shelling and even say that ukrainian troops allegedly tried to seize the station, true moscow did not provide any evidence for t

like they worked out that there was a weak point in russia's kind of forces along ukraine's front lines in the south. and in dawn by the east, they were more in the way of professional russian soldiers here. and there had give most of the forces, there were people who been basically ganged in to fighting for russia. these people from huntington, it's often without military training and with worse equipment. and it seems like ukraine's been able to really effectively take advantage of that weakness. and after all this time where we were all expecting, all the action to be in the south nick of san and certainly all the talk was of had san suddenly we're seeing the big gains in fact been totally different part of the country. yeah, it sounds them almost like a bit of a bait and switch. let me just move to the zap parisha nuclear reactor. we are talking about the generators operator and out this morning that the last reactor has been stopped. does that make it safer now? yes or no, so if there is a direct hit, then obviously direct to being switched off. is of advantage is gonna produce less of a threat

you can see another front coming up from the south, so, first thing, some outbreaks of rain. ugh tuesday afternoon. the temperature not quite so warm tomorrow, 21 celsius. as we head further through the week, there is plenty of dry weather in the forecast. some sunny spells, but on the whole, as we get towards the end of the week, a little cooler. this is from me for now. i'm back in half an hour. there is plenty more on our website, including a look at different properties around the capital that queen elizabeth called home. good morning from edinburgh. we're here at the palace of holyroodhouse where the queen's coffin has made thejourney from balmoral. during the next 2a hours, people will be given the chance to pay their respects. we thought we would explain what we can expect to happen over the next hours and days. king charles will travel to scotland later, as he begins his first tour of the uk nations. but the king and queen consort will begin the day with a visit to westminster hall, where both houses of parliament will meet to express their condolences. they will then

somewhere, but a couple of weeks ago i would not have stood here so easily, this means that our front line on the south forward at the cost of the great efforts of our soldiers, the enemy seeing the problem in the fact that he was cut off by the dnieper, accordingly, he drew up good reserves here, so here the kharkiv scenario will not work out, his pseudokidr and believe the war to him i am already disgusted no less than everyone who is waiting for victory at home. i understand that you want the war to end tomorrow there or today, there will be no easy walks. under his feet is what is left of the army of the occupier, they left us a lot of trophies, well, the number is very large so that everything will fly back to them, these trophies were brought by the subordinates of the cedars from the liberated villages, his units took control of four settlements, but the enemy continues to pour there with everything he has , their aviation is working very hard, but our sky is theirs it doesn't belong now, we hear the goal of aviation in the sky, but we will not survive because these are our planes, ukrainian pla