hospital and care home visits have been suspended in parts of south wales — amid fears about rising cornavirus was introduced in rhondda cynon taf this week — a number of other council areas have been warning residents to stick to the rules — or face greater restrictions. will fyfe reports. this is an area that was said to be under close watch by the authorities earlier this week. the council here, like others, is now warning residents to follow the rules or risk forcing us into lockdown. we are concerned obviously. it is important that people understand we are still in a pandemic. people have lost their discipline about certain things. youths congregating, people have been having parties in the house and gardens, those are areas that concern us. we are talking about putting your grandmother risk. but most of the people that will get the infection are between 20 and 30, so they're putting their own children at risk, they're putting the schools of risk. a vast majority of people have always kept in line with the procedures and this is my concern as well, those should not be punished for those f

in the caerphilly area in south wales, some 200,000 people will be affected by a new lockdown. in glasgow and the west of scotland, restrictions have now been expanded to an even wider area, and senior officials say the situation in england is also worrying. if we're not careful, if we don't take this incredibly seriously from this point in, we're going to have a bumpy ride over the next few months. during the day, seven greek islands were added to the quarantine list for travellers returning to england. we'll have the latest on the deepening concerns about the trend of infection rates in the uk. also tonight: a 15—year—old boy has been shot on his way to school near ipswich — another 15—year—old has been arrested. and i was walking my dog round near the area where it happened, and i heard a gunshot, and then i heard a great big scream, that's all i could say, it was as quick as that. leaving the eu with no trade deal would still be a good outcome for the uk — that's borisjohnson‘s view as the talks are set to restart. two england footballers are removed from the squad after br

threatening to topple the government of australia's biggest states there's been a split in new south wales over a new policy to protect their habitats the national say they will no longer support legislation which they say unfairly limits the way property owners manage their land and inquiry in june found that quality could become extinct by 2050 in new south wales if the government doesn't intervene it will be a stunning from supporting any government legislation bills but we reserve the right to vote on and support or not support bills that are relevant to ridge or new south wales and we do so until such time that al position and now amendments are considered moving on and a group of nations say they're ready to impose sanctions on techie over its drilling ambitions in the mediterranean at a summit of 7 nations hosted by the french president emanuel macron said there was willingness to reengage with turkey tensions have been rising since the discovery of laundries us of oil and gas in the eastern mediterranean the talked about the reports from paris. the greek prime minister was the 1st

new south wales reported no new infections in the last one he four hours. hours.he last 24 deaths are about the top one million. as president trump is seen pushing the supreme court further to the right with his choice of amy coney barrett to succeed ruth bader ginsburg, her confirmation in the senate would make it a 6-3 conservative split. republicans say they should drive the confirmation through before the election and democrats say that it should wait until after november. i'm karina mitchell. this is bloomberg. ♪ trump's supreme court pick help his campaign? on usk at the latest virus tighs tening. this is bloomberg. ♪ choicepresident trump's of the appeals judge amy coney barrett would move the supreme court further to the right if she is confirmed. david westin, great to have you on. we know that she would be the most conservative the mill justice. what implications what her appointment have for generations of americans and the election? >> those are two important questions. it is hard to predict, a lot of people, when they get to the -- when they ge

exactly how far north they are going to reach yet but that risk extends into southern england and south walesi should say chance, maybe you would like a bit of rain on the garden. it's quite windy here. for many, plenty of sunshine, still rather cloudy into the far north of scotla nd rather cloudy into the far north of scotland as it will be again on sunday and perhaps elsewhere on sunday and perhaps elsewhere on sunday some more areas of cloud around. most will stay dry. it looks as if the shower possibility toward southern england starts to retreat as we go on through sunday and for some of those temperatures may come down a degree or so. if you are thinking of september as being very dry where you are you might want a bit of rain on the garden, it looks like the possibilities for that do increase as we go deeper through next week. a reminder of our top story. nearly two million people in the north east of england are set for tougher coronavirus restrictions from midnight, after a rise in cases. that's all from the bbc news at one. it's goodbye from me. on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news

owners manage their land and inquiry in june found that koalas could become extinct by 2050 in new south wales if the government doesn't intervene. it will be epstein ing from supporting any government legislation or bills but we reserve the right to vote on and support or not support bills that are relevant to rage and roll new south wales and will do so until such time that al position and now amendments are considered and moving on and a fire broke out at the site of last month post explosion lebannon raising panic amongst residents there and started at a destroyed warehouse which was storing oil and tires and the red cross says it's threatening a warehouse with food aid that's all comes just a month after the blast in beirut that killed at least $200.00 people our correspondents and reports from the capital. another fire at the port another scare for residents of the lebanese capital port employees use run away in fear it was here a little over a month ago that a massive explosion tore through neighborhoods across beirut killing at least 190 people. memories of then still fresh now those l

this will mean a large part of the population of south wales and the south wales valleys will be subjectrces in south wales, from bridgend to the border with england. we will discuss the wider regional situation and whether further measures are needed. before i turn to the restrictions i wa nt to before i turn to the restrictions i want to say a few words about the nature of the cases in each of these areas. in merthyr tydfil the incidence rate is high, but the cases appear to be mainly focused around two distinct clusters. one linked to a large employer and a pub. there are two new smaller clusters that have also been identified. in rhondda cynon taff, where local restrictions were introduced on thursday, we have continued to see both the number of positive cases and the incidence rate rise. it is now the highest in wales. we are seeing many small clusters throughout the local authority area. because of a lack... transmission. initially, most cases, younger age groups. but we are now seeing infections in all age groups. and particularly worrying, we have 3a cases of coronavirus in peopl

while we were on the welsh government has announced a local lockdown in parts of caerphilly in south wales. there were 31 new cases in caerphilly today with a total of 98 reported in the last seven days. time for a look at the weather here's nick miller. for those who didn't get to see the sunshine today, some blue skype from the channel islands, there might be a light rain to end the day but many of us have seen light rain at some stage and there will be further patchy drizzle tonight especially in parts of wales and western england and poor visibility on the hills. for scotland a few clear spells but it will be a mild night, first of a few of these as temperatures hold up in the mid teens and tomorrow still quite humid with a lot of cloud, some sunny quite humid with a lot of cloud, some sunny spells initially in scotla nd some sunny spells initially in scotland but clouding over with rain returning to north—west scotland in the afternoon, for northern ireland plenty of cloud, light rain and drizzle but for england and wales to the east of high ground you may see some sunny the east of h

talbotjoining that list in the last few minutes, adding to cardiff, swansea, newport, the entire south walesowing coronavirus case rates in north wales. all in all, it is hard to see there is much room for optimism on the horizon. i think the minority are spoiling it for the majority. with the lockdown, people aren't going to follow rules. being a student who'sjust moved back, it's quite difficult. it means that i'm not able to go and see my family in newport. we've got grandchildren in cardiff and we won't be able to stay with them indoors any more. local lockdowns bring barriers and divisions. containing communities, as well as the virus. it's really hard for me, because she's my mum. and she's a great mum. for barbara, in swansea, it means more separation. visits to her 89—year—old mother's care home have stopped again, for at least a month. we don't know how long she's got, so itjust feels so sad that, at this time of her life, we feel, ifeel, as if i've abandoned her. because she doesn't really understand what's happening. pa: i'd like to take this opportunity to welcome all visitors to

the best of it across the northern part of scotland, but the winds will become a feature across south walesd it's going to be cool, 11—14 celsius across the country. as we move out of thursday into friday, that area of low pressure continues to push over towards the north sea and the near continent. then we're in the run of pretty cool, brisk northerly winds. looks like most showers will be packing into northern and eastern areas closer to that area of low pressure. the further south nd west you are, the better chance of seeing some sunshine, actually. not feeling too bad in the sunshine, but in some shade in that northerly wind, it will feel cool. things look like they'll settle down a little bit thanks to a ridge of high pressure into the weekend but it's still going to remain on the cool side, both by day and by night. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. my name's mike embley. our top stories: another momentous number — as the death toll in america rises, 200,000 have now lost their lives. new covid restrictions in the uk.

you are in sydney in new south wales, what‘s the situation there?uth wales, australia‘s most populous state. for the first time in quite a few months, so the situation here seems to be stabilising. elsewhere across australia, the other jurisdictions, australia is made up of six states and two main mainland territories. most of those other jurisdictions have managed to contain their coronavirus outbreak. the epicentre of australia‘s covid—19 crisis has well and truly been in the state of victoria, accounting for 75% of all known cases and the vast majority of fatalities. so, from today, the people of melbourne enjoying some of the freedoms that have been taken away from them in the name of public health. phil mercer. voters in switzerland have given a resounding yes to keeping free movement with the european union. in a nationwide referendum, almost 62% of those voting rejected a proposal from the right—wing swiss people‘s party to end free movement. switzerland‘s is not a member of the eu, but has a complex series of interdependent treaties with bru

when you have got light winds in the sunshine, 18 degrees, the highest temperature probably across south wales. strong winds are easing across east anglia and the south—east. stays quite cloudy. cloud coming across the atla ntic cloudy. cloud coming across the atlantic threatening northern ireland, much, much warmerthan it was last night was ahead of that cloud coming in eastern scotland all lead to the west country there could bea lead to the west country there could be a touch of frost and maybe some short lived mist and fog patches as well. more rain and in the morning moving eastwards across northern ireland into scotland, western parts of england and wales. ahead of that cloud with light and patchy rain we should get some sunshine it and it will be a warmer day everywhere thanks to this atlantic influence and said those cold northerly winds. top temperature probably 18 19 celsius. hello, this is bbc news. it's 2:31 and i'm tim wilcox. as thousands of students across the uk are forced to self—isolate due to coronavirus outbreaks, the labour party calls on the government to promise students

you are in sydney in new south wales, what's the situation there?n new south wales, australia's most populous state, for the first time in quite a few months, so the situation here seems to be stabilising. elsewhere across australia, the other jurisdictions, australia is made up of six states and two main mainland territories. most of those other jurisdictions have managed to contain their coronavirus outbreak. the epicentre of australia's covid—19 crisis has well and truly been in the state of victoria, accounting for 75% of all known cases and the vast majority of fatalities, so from today the people of melbourne enjoying some of the freedoms that have been taken away from them in the name of public health. thanks very much for being with us. let's get some of the day's coronavirus news. the french health minister says hospitals in the paris and marseille regions, have to now delay some scheduled operations, to free up space for covid—19 patients. the government maintains there are no plans for a nationwide lockdown, but all bars and restaurants i

going to see some showers showers creeping up into that eastern side of queensland much of the south wales will be fine and dry but notice a little more fly out there just pushing through the by west weather will slide out of the way push across the nullarbor gradually making its way towards adelaide well so whether it's also some showers there into fichtner in that wetter weather will make its way through the tasman very wet weather there in place at the moment very windy weather as well for a good part of new zealand and if that is the case across the southeast it into central arizona think it should stay she dry least over the next couple of days for a good part of the north and a little drive of the moment now into where much of japan batata right again that's on its way we will see a few showers in play here as we go through wednesday some wetter weather coming across northeastern china rolling across the korean peninsula one of that cloud of the rain back outs of japan right into the hearts of china very heavy rain here with a chance of flooding for shanghai. al-jazeera good's beneat

on the brink of collapse, how is spat over policy threatening to tear the new south wales governmentpart. ♪ >> president trump says he will not extend the deadline to sell off tiktok's u.s. assets. >> we either -- we will close out tiktok in this country or will be sold. i am not extending deadlines. it is september 15. there will be no extension of the tiktok deadline. likely to miss that deadline. let's get more from our corporate influence reporter. unless we see some rabbit out of a hat, all but certain to crash into that deadline. what will happen? >> i think that is the open question. advisors for the president had been considering whether to recommend giving tiktok more time to arrange a sale. likelymentioned, it is to miss trumps publicly stated deadline of september 15. they know how to get sign up -- sign off from the chinese government, and those things take time. >> how are microsoft and oracle dealing with this? >> that is the open question. one of the issues they have to deal with, what is the actual deadline? the administration has been a bit confusing. trump has publi

across south wales may be 18. this is bbc news the headlines at four.cross parts of northern england and wales over the weekend. it comes as 1,700 students in manchester are told to stay in their halls of residence for 2 weeks after a spike in coronavirus cases. the department of health say they are working to fix a problem with the nhs test and trace app in england and wales after some users were unable to input negative test results. the prime minister borisjohnson urges world leaders to come together to fight against coronavirus — outlining a plan to prevent future pandemics at the un's general assembly. unless we unite and turn our fire against our common foe, we know that

a similar story in south wales — where almost half a million people in rhondda cynon taff will have stricterockdown rules from 6pm this evening. the head of nhs test and trace admits there aren't enough coronavirus tests available. it's clear from today that demand is significantly outstripping the capacity that we have. and, so, we are all going to need to work on this together. a warning from the bank of england — that the rising rate of coronavirus infections and a lack of clarity over brexit, could threaten economic recovery. and coming up — cold, flu, or coronavirus? we'll help you recognise the symptoms for each. almost two million people in north east england will be banned from meeting other households, as new local restrictions are introduced. health secretary matt hancock announced the temporary restrictions will be in place from midnight due to "concerning rates of infection". the rules affect newcastle, gateshead, sunderland, northumberland, south tyneside, north tyneside and the county durham council area. matt hancock, the health secretary, said the government was acting after

of it really the bulk of the rain is out across the west very widespread 3 queens down into new south wales some really quite at times and in fact down throughout much of victoria as what it'll work its way east sunday that's when the rain already sweep across much of new south wales pushing on towards sydney old. new zealand a very nice weekend ahead but this next system also developing across the great bias that that will bring the showers gusty winds and the clouds that you cross into western australia but also sydney for the next couple days you'll see that rain and then it does way to clear the way so we return to warm sunny conditions on offense and asia hey we've seen quite a little rain across much of japan but also south china for the last few days more of. the east coast should stay to the south of shanghai and also. today across much of japan but the rain back in the eastern sections of honshu and very unsettled. a wet couple of days in hong kong. rewind. it's easy to. rewind continues with uncomfortably this is gospel central jail and this is the section where they're holding pr

just catch your chance to that eastern side of victoria pushing across into the southeast of new south wales these will clear through as we go through it's monday box cars coming back in 22 celsius there in sydney out in the south wales and also pushing up into queensland. counting the cost of debt crisis and the insurgent uprising mozambique's troubled road to becoming the world for the biggest gas exporter an epic battle the challenges apple's grip on it's not a story and the rising prospect of a currency war it's a mighty dollar sink counting the cost on al-jazeera. if you want to help save the world. sneeze and euro. the top stories this hour on al-jazeera historic talks aimed at ending nearly 2 decades of war in afghanistan a funny taking place in qatar negotiators from the afghan government and the taliban a meeting searching for a permanent ceasefire among other issues for the head of afghanistan's peace council called for an immediate cease fire and said this opportunity must be used to create lasting peace the taliban's representative so they are prepared to negotiate but reiterated

but even now, already, there is talk of a much wider lockdown area across all of south wales.l leaders are meeting tomorrow. and even what they decide might be overtaken by anything agreed by the four nations at tomorrow's cobra meeting. here in scotland, nicola sturgeon says fast and urgent action is required. and she's going to make an announcement tomorrow afternoon about new restrictions across scotland, because it is up to the scottish government, of course, to set its own distinct rules. but the first minister says, in these circumstances, it does make sense to have a broadly similar approach across the whole of the uk, even if the rules are not identical in each individual nation. she's taken a more cautious approach in the past than westminster, and already there are restrictions in place in glasgow and the surrounding areas, and in lanarkshire, that prevent people from visiting each other‘s homes. nicola sturgeon spoke to borisjohnson on the phone this afternoon, and i'm told the two leaders are not too far apart on what measures they are planning. we'll find out more

but it's southern england, south wales with a greater potential for catching a shower that could be heavyre cloud towards the northern and western isles, but most of the uk will have a dry saturday and sunny at that. just a bit cooler into scotland and northern ireland, with temperatures in the mid—teens here, and some areas of cloud starting sunday, the sun will eventually come through. still some cloud into the north west of scotland. cloud and showers possibly early on sunday towards the south. it looks like that potentially retreats during the day, bringing some sunshine, and for many, it will be a very pleasant sunday. bye— bye. hello, this is bbc news with kasia madera. the headlines. nearly two million people across most of the north east of england are set for tougher coronavirus restrictions from midnight, after a rise in cases. it's spreading, isn't it, really? so, if it saves it getting worse. you just have to obey the rules. it's not hard work, is it? everybody's, "yes, sir, no, sir, three bags full, sir." this country has gone to the dogs. a similar story in south wales — whe

another lockdown in part of south wales has also come into force — meaning across the uk more than 9on people are now living under stricter local coronavirus restrictions. demand for coronavirus tests is up to 4 times more than the number available — the head of test and trace says no—one predicted the huge surge in demand. it beggars belief, it takes is ages to getan it beggars belief, it takes is ages to get an appointment, and then you come and there is a car park full of people and they are not testing people. it is just ridiculous. amid a record number of new infections in france — we report from marseile — at the coronavirus epicentre — as intensive care units begin to struggle again. the childhood sweethearts whose life together was cut short by the manchester arena bombing — their families pay tribute to them at the inquiry. and the unprecedented wild fires burning along arctic circle — scientists say they're releasing record amounts of greenhouse gasses and contributing to global warming. and coming up in the sport on bbc news — rory mcilroy makes a great start to golf‘s sec

it'll be windy as well, especially south wales and south west england.o 1a or 15 degrees, so feeling much cooler for all. for friday and into the weekend, looks like we'll see quite a bit of sunshine around, but it's going to stay cool both by day and by night. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. new covid restrictions in the uk. more masks, less socialising and bigger fines for those who don't adhere to the rules. never in our history has our collective destiny and our collective health depended so completely on our individual behaviour. in a pandemic too full of grim milestones, the us passes another. 200,000 have now died. digital diplomacy. the first ever virtual united nations general assembly is underway. president trump used the opportunity to criticize china.

the bulk of the rain is out across the west very widespread 3 queensland by the way down into new south wales some really quite at times and in fact all the way down throughout much of victoria as what it'll work its way east sunday that's when the rain already sweep across much of new south wales pushing on towards sydney all the while it stays fun in new zealand a very nice weekend ahead but this next system also developing across the great bias that that will bring the showers gusty winds and the clouds that you cross into western australia but also sydney for the next couple days you'll see that rain and then it does really clear out of the way and so we return to warm sunny conditions on offense and all the asia hey we've seen quite a little rain across much of japan but also south china for the last few days more of that as you go through that it will work its way off the east coast it should stay to the south of shanghai and also. today across much of japan but the rain back in the full cost cutting through eastern sections of honshu and all the while staying very unsettling the south

but for much of england, wales and northern ireland it is looking fine and sunny, 20 44 plymouth, 25 in london. quite breezy towards the southhter winds, some fog forming in central and southern parts of england and east wales, some slow to clear on monday. that should clear to give more sunshine. some rain pushing into the far north—west of scotland, the first sign ofa north—west of scotland, the first sign of a change. monday another warm day but i mentioned that change, things really begin to change, things really begin to change as we move through tuesday and into wednesday. we see low pressure starting to dominate the scene, a frontal system which will be with us for a few days bringing bouts of wind and rain and as this area of low pressure roles its way through, for a time at least it will leave us with some much, much cooler air. you really will notice the difference as we head through this week. we start the week on a mainly dry and relatively warm note with some of that sunshine, but notice the temperatures taking a tumble. 0utbreaks the temperatures taking a tumble. outbreaks of rain at times and some fairly brisk

seeing temperatures getting up to 30 celsius on monday that cloud of rain will roll across new south wales roll across victoria as well as we go on into choose those temperatures starting to fall away useful rain you notice into the outback and that will continue to push its way further east was but it will be much colder in sydney as we go on into the middle part of the way still some blustery showers into victoria into tasmania i would towards the west it is generally dry perth around $21.00 celsius and generally try to into new zealand although how wet or whether world pushing across the south island going on for choose day into wednesday wetter weather pulling away from japan meanwhile big area of cloud here that's going to continue just from doing a little further east was a lousy dry there for take a shower was very close to that eastern side of japan try and find across the korean peninsula but some very heavy rain coming into central china that is likely over the next few days to cause widespread flooding. but. a face can tell a story without uttering a single word. and now england

—west wales, the south—west of england and fog patches in the south—east, temperatures ten and 16. tomorrow, england and wales with another largely dry day, the odd showerfor another largely dry day, the odd shower for the south—west, parts of wales, the north—west of england. drying up with parts of sunshine for northern ireland, dry of scotland, shall re—confined to the far north although it might start to get misty and murky for some north sea coasts, that will be parts of north—east england. 21 for glasgow, 22 per bel per bel per spot somewhere in east anglia, we could get to 30 but that will be the last very warm day. as this area of high pressure builds down from the north west and the winslow in a clockwise direction, we will start to draw down so much, much colder airfrom the will start to draw down so much, much colder air from the north. will start to draw down so much, much colder airfrom the north. a wea k much colder airfrom the north. a weak frontal system bringing some cloud and the odd spot of rain and again, some mist and merck plaguing north sea coasts

course feeling pretty good in the sunshine upon the slaves this is in the fall southeast of new south wales that people have been out and about enjoying the snow for weather conditions through tuesday wanted to coastal showers in new south wales but again the bulk of the country across the south is fine and dry quite a bit it can work its way across into queensland and in fact the club back in the forecast into western australia on wednesday some showers as well just really along those southern areas eventually working its way across the great bite but not making it the southeast a warm day in adelaide with a high of 25 a quite a fine and dry the across into new zealand both islands on cheese day but really it's going to be the south picking up the very heavy a persistent rain and again some heavy amounts of snow to the mountains. from fossil fuels to a renewable as societies develop the energy demands increase requiring innovate. if solution is to make such demands as a global power development of investment company nebraska power is uniquely positioned to deliver against these demands we

further south across england and wales, some sunshine in the north, claudia skies further south withrnight, cloud and patchy rain clearing from southern england, clearer skies for most places but we will see some showers continuing to feed in from the north—west. temperatures overnight down to about 8-11 temperatures overnight down to about 8—11 as we start saturday morning. saturday's whether dominated by the fa ct we saturday's whether dominated by the fact we have got high pressure close to the azores moving towards the uk but low pressure sitting towards the north—east, and that combination will be drawing in a north—westerly wind so quite a cool air mass heading from the north—west as we go through saturday and into sunday. sunshine and showers through the course of the weekend, a cooler and sheffield and we have seen recently. most of the showers on saturday will be across parts of scotland and northern ireland, especially for parts of northern scotland, south—west scotland and northern ireland but in central scotland, a bit of sunshine coming through. showers working into nort

some showers coming in with it as well i mean while the firefight has been working hard in new south wales i've been doing these controlled burns all of this of course ahead of the they have to do this when weather conditions are right some humidity and some very light winds and that was not the case the day before look at this broken had a new south wales the winds were very strong coming out of south australia and it just kicked up all this sounds and that was result this huge. dust storm and compassing of the town through saturday we could see want to see showers across into sydney quite a bit of cloud generally to the southeast rain showers all my way to the south island of new zealand and not bad for the weekend across into western australia but by sunday the rain is on its way could be quite heavy at times the coastal areas and because if you shop on sunday in and around brisbane also a few likely face scattered near cannes that we had up tools the north east of asia and here we're focusing very closely on this of course this is a super typhoon high shand this is going to continue to

a beautiful lightning show right there in south wales, australia. a double rainbow, then lightning. >> i was going to say, what are the chances you see a double rainbow, first of all, then what are the chances you see lightning hit? >> i love it. how about that. and then also we've got a bear that was trying to get a picnic basket. a hungry bear captured right there. looking like it's just waiting. hey, boo-boo. >> yeah, exactly, do you have any pretzels? i'm just asking for a friend. >> bobby brink there. >> in california again. i guess if -- they may have had their fair share of challenges this year, between fires and everything else. seems like a big place for wildlife if you're interested in interacting with god's creatures. >> right, definitely. get that picnic basket, though. "this happened." >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from the series, "the boys," chace crawford. plus, author, journalist, and cohost of "the view," sunny hostin. and "live's money savings @home week" continues with tips for paying off your debt. all ne

at this hospital, royal glamorgan in south wales, eight people have died after 82 coronavirus cases werery has been suspended, adults needing emergency ca re are suspended, adults needing emergency care are being taken to other hospitals. to curb the spread of the virus, much will depend on testing in local communities. in some parts of the uk people have struggled to get tests with the system severely stretched. here is what has been happening with testing since the end of august. the number of tests processed each day rose through the middle of this month, as demand increased, but it has been fairly flat since then. as for capacity, the ability of laps to process the tests, it went out earlier this month but at times struggled to keep up. it has gone up a bit more in recent days. nursing homes like this one in yorkshire are concerned they are not getting the service they need with delays getting results back for residents and staff. the government response so back for residents and staff. the government response so far back for residents and staff. the government response so far is ina

the best of it across the northern part of scotland, but the winds will become a feature across south walesas we move out of thursday into friday, that area of low pressure continues to push over towards the north sea and the near continent. then we're in the run of pretty cool, brisk northerly winds. looks like most showers will be packing into northern and eastern areas closer to that area of low pressure. the further south and west you are, the better chance of seeing some sunshine, actually. not feeling too bad in the sunshine, but in some shade in that northerly wind, it will feel cool. things look like they'll settle down a little bit thanks to a ridge of high pressure into the weekend but it's still going to remain on the cool side, both by day 00:28:33,363 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 and by night. hello again. you're with bbc news with the latest business headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. new covid restrictions in the uk — more masks, less socialising and the pubs to shut earlier, so less drinking too. we weigh up the impact on the economy. a $25,000 electric car in

it comes back into the south—west of england and south wales — pushing eastwards towards the midlands drizzle. further north, some brighter skies, some sunshine and some showers. those showers turning more widespread in scotland and northern ireland, pushing into the far north of england. disappointing temperatures, 17—18 celsius, fairly typically, could make 20 in the south—east ahead of any rain that arrives during the evening. as we head into the weekend, high—pressure is close by, but it's towards the south—west of the uk. it leaves us with a run of north—westerly winds. that's going to drive in cooler air, and temperatures on saturday could be even lower during the day as well — it will be a chilly start to the day too. so, a cool weekend ahead. there will be this mixture of sunshine and showers continuing. as we look ahead to saturday, most of the showers will be in the north and west of the uk. quite a few showers, actually, across northern scotland, quite a few showers for northern ireland. those will stream over the irish sea into north—western parts of england and wales. so,

south of that, south wales and southern england seeing some sunshine, just a slight chance of a showeruth you are, some warmth into the mid—20s, but that temperature still isn't as high as it has been in the past couple of days. now, overnight and into thursday, some areas of cloud, patches of mist and fog and maybe some low clouds and mistiness running down the north sea coasts to start the day. on thursday, there will be a cooler night. more of us seeing temperatures dipping down into single figures. now, on thursday, it is high pressure replacing high pressure, still a lot of settled weather around. still a good deal of sunshine, particularly into england and wales. sunny spells through the cloud across most of scotland and northern ireland, we could see some rain in the western isles and temperatures are much closer to average for the time of year. still a little bit above, though. quite a keen and noticeable easterly breeze blowing across southern parts of the uk in particular. whilst many on friday hold onto the sunshine as the weather front moves into scotland and approaching no

northern scotland seeing some sunny spells, southern england and south wales too. the mid—teens. and much cooler on the east coast of scotland and northeast england — compared with tuesday and that northeast breeze, which may bring some low cloud and mistiness towards parts of eastern england on through wednesday night into thursday morning. it's looking dry with variable cloud and clear spells elsewhere, and it'll be a cooler night going into thursday. then on thursday, there will be some sunny spells around, some areas of cloud. it's looking dry for the vast majority, there is some patchy, light rain inching towards the northwest of scotland later in the day. and temperatures much closer to average for the time of year. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. history at the white house as israel signs a peace deal with two arab countries. these agreements prove that the nations of the region are breaking free from the failed approaches of the past. today's signing sets history on a new course. india's coronavirus inf

, tending to sink down towards the south—east of england so for north—eastern parts of england it might turn drier. sunnier skies for scotland, northern ireland, walesatures no better than 15 degrees or so, quite a cold across the board, temperatures below par this time of your body feels particularly cold in eastern england, notjust particularly cold in eastern england, not just because particularly cold in eastern england, notjust because of the cloud and rain but because of the strong winds were gusting 40—50 around the coastal areas of eastern england. gradually, those once bobble is overnight and blow away that rain from the south—west of england with many places becoming drier but we will have a lot of cloud for eastern england. further west and north, clearer skies, lighter a winds, cold with a pinch of frost in the central belt of scotla nd of frost in the central belt of scotland and southern parts and of northern ireland. much milder but those temperatures might not rise on sunday. cloudy skies continuing fixed england, much drier than today. not far away from the south—east corner. elsewhere, the winds lighter, not as gusty, the winds lig

, mind you, stays pretty cloudy out there, little bit of rain threatening to go into the far south—east walesthat goal start, wins not as strong tomorrow. stronger winds are east anglia and south—east of england. 0ne feel as chilly as it does today, 16 degrees in london but it is across south wales that we are likely to find images of 18 celsius. not too bad in the sunshine. as we head into monday we lose that northerly winds so it won't feel as chilly. we will see atlantic winds coming in and it means the weather front is moving in from the atlantic and it is western areas that we will see some generally lighter and patchy rain. temperatures near the normal on monday and tuesday but then wednesday onwards the temperatures start to drop back again, still feeling chilly, much more unsettled so some wet windy weather on that way particularly through wednesday, thursday, and into friday. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak with the latest headlines at two. a quarter of the uk population is under extra lockdown rules — with new measures in force across parts of northern england and wales from tod

it comes back into the south—west of england and south wales — pushing eastwards towards the midlands some brighter skies, some sunshine and some showers. those showers turning more widespread in scotland and northern ireland, pushing into the far north of england. disappointing temperatures, 17—18 celsius, fairly typically, could make 20 in the south—east ahead of any rain that arrives during the evening. as we head into the weekend, high—pressure is close by, but it's towards the south—west of the uk. it leaves us with a run of north—westerly winds. that's going to drive in cooler air, and temperatures on saturday could be even lower during the day as well — it will be a chilly start to the day too. so, a cool weekend ahead. there will be this mixture of sunshine and showers continuing. as we look ahead to saturday, most of the showers will be in the north and west of the uk. quite a few showers, actually, across northern scotland, quite a few showers for northern ireland. those will stream over the irish sea into north—western parts of england and wales. so, for the south and the e

the greater chance is through southern england, perhaps into south wales.could be heavy and possibly thundery, and those brisk easterly winds as well. but with the exception of some thicker cloud hanging around the far north of scotland across much of the uk, it'll be another sunny day, with temperatures generally towards the high teens and a few spots into the low 20s. looks like this system, by sunday, begins to retreat southwards, as high pressure holds on. there will be some areas of low cloud to start the day, but the sun will eventually come through. still more cloud in the far north and northwest of scotland. in the far south of england, though, any early showers will tend to retreat and more of us will see the drier weather. and temperatures, if anything, maybe just creeping up a couple of degrees. that takes us into monday. don't need to focus on this system as it fizzles away. this area of low pressure, though, beginning to feed a weather front closer to northern scotland as we go on through monday, so most of the uk again will have another dry an

high pressure at the moment dominating over towards new south wales.creeping up into that eastern side of queens. notice a little more clouds pushing through. what a weather will slide out. towards adelaide. showers into victoria. .ery wet weather there very windy weather as well for a good part of new zealand. dry.ould stay largely a little dry at the moment into much of japan. clouds and rain on the way. fwe will see a shower as we go through the weather station. across the korean peninsula. right into the heart of china. very heavy rain. >> hello again. a reminder of the top stories on al jazeera. united arab emirates have normalized operations with israel. they signed accords to deepen trade and travel ties. the deal is being received with anger in palestinian areas. senior figures are describing it as a black day. hitting out at states that they feel have abandoned their aim. -- hundreds have begun moving into a new camp, but many others are refusing. wildfiresevastated by in western brazil continues to grow. the region has been burning for about

rain tumbling through some blustery showers and they'll rattle on through victoria towards new south wales as i mean the case too into a good part of tasmania some of the western weather clearing away then as we go on through thursday temperatures at around 20 maybe 21 degrees for melbourne and for adelaide warms up nicely as we go on into friday temperatures touching 30 celsius in adelaide at this stage further west we have got some clouds and rain that's going to set the scene for what's to come as we go on through the course of the weekend it will turn increasingly wet and windy across a good part of oz including outback central areas will see some significant rainfall seeing some significant rainfall recently into new zealand wet and windy weather there particular cross the south are a bit further north it should be largely dry and bright if you will on the cloudy side no clouds in the process of moving away from japan so to brighten up quite nicely here as we go through the next day or so you might just catch your chair across the eastern side of honshu but not too bad 21 celsius ther

the best of it across the northern part of scotland, but the winds will become a feature across south walesto friday, that area of low pressure continues to push over towards the north sea and the near continent. then we're in the run of pretty cool, brisk northerly winds. looks like most showers will be packing into northern and eastern areas closer to that area of low pressure. the further south and west you are, the better chance of seeing some sunshine, actually. not feeling too bad in the sunshine, but in some shade in that northerly wind, it will feel cool. things look like they'll settle down a little bit thanks to a ridge of high pressure into the weekend but it's still going to remain on the cool side, both by day and by night. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm sally bundock. europe unveils a new policy to deal with its refugee crisis as migrants continue their struggle to reach the continent. the residents of this place we re the residents of this place were living in conditions that whether polly —— complete opposite of the

the best of it across the northern part of scotland, but the winds will become a feature across south walescountry. as we move out of thursday into friday, that area of low pressure continues to push over towards the north sea and the near continent. then we're in the run of pretty cool, brisk northerly winds. looks like most showers will be packing into northern and eastern areas closer to that area of low pressure. the further south nd west you are, the better chance of seeing some sunshine, actually. not feeling too bad in the sunshine, but in some shade in that northerly wind, it will feel cool. things look like they'll settle down a little bit thanks to a ridge of high pressure into the weekend but it's still going to remain on the cool side, both by day and by night. this is bbc news. the headlines: president trump has said it's horrible that the number of deaths from coronavirus in the united states has exceeded 200,000, but mr trump said his intervention had helped reduce the toll. democratic critics have highlighted what they say is mr trump's ineffectual response to the pandemic.

it comes back into the southwest of england and south wales — pushing eastwards towards the midlands ther north, some brighter skies, some sunshine and some showers. those showers turning more widespread in scotland and northern ireland, pushing into the far north of england. disappointing temperatures, 17—18 celsius, fairly typically, could make 20 in the southeast ahead of any rain that arrives during the evening. as we head into the weekend, high—pressure is close by, but it's towards the southwest of the uk. it leaves us with a run of northwesterly winds. that's going to drive in cooler air, and temperatures on saturday could be even lower during the day as well — it will be a chilly start to the day too. so, a cool weekend ahead. there will be this mixture of sunshine and showers continuing. as we look ahead to saturday, most of the showers will be in the north and west of the uk. quite a few showers, actually, across northern scotland, quite a few showers for northern ireland. those will stream over the irish sea into northwestern parts of england and wales. so, for the south an

it comes back into the southwest of england and south wales — pushing eastwards towards the midlands rain and drizzle. further north, some brighter skies, some sunshine and some showers. those showers turning more widespread in scotland and northern ireland, pushing into the far north of england. disappointing temperatures, 17—18 celsius, fairly typically, could make 20 in the southeast ahead of any rain that arrives during the evening. as we head into the weekend, high—pressure is close by, but it's towards the southwest of the uk. it leaves us with a run of northwesterly winds. that's going to drive in cooler air, and temperatures on saturday could be even lower during the day as well — it will be a chilly start to the day too. so, a cool weekend ahead. there will be this mixture of sunshine and showers continuing. as we look ahead to saturday, most of the showers will be in the north and west of the uk. quite a few showers, actually, across northern scotland, quite a few showers for northern ireland. those will stream over the irish sea into northwestern parts of england and wales