in australia, the government is urging eight million people in the state of new south wales to turn offd appliances for two hours every night, to tackle an energy crisis. it's a result of increased winter demand, ageing coal power stations that are offline for maintenance and soaring global energy prices. there are warnings that without action, the state could face unexpected blackouts. i'm joined now by the bbc�*s shaimaa khalil in sydney. shaimaa, good to see you and thanks for coming on. it is quite an unconventional ask, isn't it? why is this happening and how real are these threats of blackouts?— of blackouts? that's right, australians, _ of blackouts? that's right, australians, especially - of blackouts? that's right, . australians, especially people in new south wales, and where i am, have been scratching their heads and why we got here. everybody is really conscious about their energy consumption, especially towards the night, people have been trying to reduce their energy consumption, trying to conserve electricity. but remember, this is the australian winter, and many, many ho

that is affected some coal mines here in new south wales and in queensland.lems, maintenance issues, outages, at several coal—fired power stations. about one quarter of electricity, electricity supplies are been affected and added to that, households wanting to turn up the heat because of the early, because of the cold snap early winter. it is the perfect storm of pressure and demand on an already fragile system that has been struggling lately. what already fragile system that has been struggling lately.- been struggling lately. what is beinu been struggling lately. what is being done _ been struggling lately. what is being done to _ been struggling lately. what is being done to address - been struggling lately. what is being done to address these i being done to address these concerns?— concerns? look, ithink the country's — concerns? look, ithink the country's energy _ concerns? look, ithink the country's energy regulatorl concerns? look, i think the i country's energy regulator has been stepping in and earlier in the week they tried to prices so that consu

one river in south wales in the last four weeks.g and later died at the scene. a different city and different river but their circumstances are very similar. cooling off in the river after a hot day at school. —— after school. what happened yesterday is part of an ongoing investigation.— happened yesterday is part of an ongoing investigation. thank you, david. thank you, david. health screening is being offered to more than 20,000 people in portsmouth, in a bid to reduce levels of lung cancer. the city has one of the country's highest death rates from the disease. past and current smokers between the ages of 55 and 7a are being invited for a scan. our health correspondent alastair fee has more. martin comes from a family of smokers and used to have a 50—per—day habit. he quit seven months ago after catching covid for the second time. my father died of cancer, my two best friends died of cancer, so i've been around cigarettes my whole life. today, he is having his lungs scanned. the nhs is inviting past and present smokers in portsmo

way northwards but also heavily thundery showers developing through central southern england and south walesnd low cloud in between. we will see higher temperatures in northern ireland and scotland. through this evening, we see these heavy front dish to work northwards through wales, the midlands and into england as well. the of rain arriving into east anglia and moving into the pennines, clearer skies across scotland where we see the lowest temperatures. but who will see a cloudier night to attempt as falling to ten celsius. rain with theirs across the eastern side of theirs across the eastern side of the uk but pulling away. most will have a dry day but we are keeping an eye on some showers for south west england. hello, this is bbc news with joanna gosling. the headlines... # they good times never seemed so good #. a platinum party at the palace to celebrate an historic 70—year reign — the elizabethean age. you bring us together to celebrate moments of pride, joy and happiness. the nation's favourite bear kicked off the concert with a private audience with the queen — marmalade and all. h

some of the earlier parts of my career, where i started my career in regional television in new south walest was about connecting with communities. so, ultimately, journalism is not a career as such. it is actually a craft. it's almost a calling. and a lot of the fundamentals that went into sky news australia were really about connecting with communities, taking programmes on the road, visiting towns and parts of queensland and western new south wales that hadn't been visited by metropolitan media. and that's really very much the skill set and the thought process that exists here at gb news. now, while that might have been your ambition at sky news australia, it's surely not the primary bedrock of the success that that network had at connecting with an audience. in 2014, at a conference in hong kong, you said, "the key thing is audience. we'd identified opinion as a massive driver. opinion—based shows are our biggest shows. they deliver the numbers, and with the numbers comes revenue." that's what you were doing, wasn't it, placing opinion — and often controversial opinion — at the heart of

the little boy's body was dumped in a river near his home in south wales, after months of abuse by membershis own family. it is incomprehensible that logan had his life cut short in such tragic circumstances, at the hands of those very people who should have been there to protect him. the court had heard that the little boy's injuries were likened to a high—speed road accident. also on the programme: pledges of more money, more weapons and more aid for ukraine from nato leaders — as britain says it will up its defence spending. a growing shortage of family doctors — a quarter of gp posts in england could be unfilled in less than a decade, says new research. an inquiry begins into the charity established in honour of the fundraiser captain sir tom moores. and a better day for the brits at wimbledon — including a stunning win for katie boulter, who's knocked out last year's finalist. my my gran passed away two days ago and i'd like to dedicate that to her today. applause in sport on bbc news, more british success at wimbledon as liam broady beats the 12th lead diego schwartzman to reach the

wales. very few, if any, showers, though, further south and more sunshine.ale force. and it will be a bit cooler in scotland and northern ireland. for england and wales, warm in the sunshine. again, temperatures 22 or 23 degrees. it won't be as windy as we move into sunday. that's because that low pressure is moving away, and it is going to take away the worst of the showers as well. we're still left with a mix of sunshine and scattered, lighter showers on sunday across scotland, northern ireland and perhaps the far north of england. but as you move further south across the country, there will be more sunshine around, and it should be dry once again. temperatures getting up to 21 or so in the southeast of england and around 15 in central scotland. this is bbc news. i'm lucy grey. our top stories: reports prince charles has voiced his opposition to the british government's plan to send some migrants to rwanda. shocking conditions in the russian—occupied city of mariupol. 0fficials warn of the risk of cholera and other infectious diseases, as dead bodies lie u

a wet weather as we go through where to stay, want to shout into some parts of new south wales coming in behind. down to war, see fast south w i. we could see some wet weather for a time as well over the next day or so that should clear, through bright, brightening up behind. by the time we come to thursday, some of those showers still there to that eastern side of victoria. some parts of new south wales, but elsewhere, as you can see, it is largely dry and fine. not too bad. hopefully the wind started to ease off. not so full new zealand sunshine is showers here over the next couple of days. so got some sharon into our japan affair, but a cloud showing up here. meanwhile, longer spells of rain as seasonal damp horse continue in, cross southeastern parts of china. could see some localized flooding here. southern areas still see some wet weather, only 19 celsius in toko, on widest day starts to warm up. i am pleased to say as we go one into work thursday more in the way of sunshine. still some showers in play here and showers to for the korean peninsula. ah, we tell the untold story. a

of england and south wales through the channel.haps slow—moving as the winds will be lighter further north. temperature 16—20. the low pressure clears away and a brief ridge of high pressure to start thursday but a deep low pressure system in the atlantic to the north—west of the uk late on thursday into friday which will bring windy weather to the north and west of the uk, and we will have most of the showers are longer spells of rain here. further east, although breezy it should stay largely dry with some sunshine. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm arunoday mukharji. the headlines... cheering. the queen appears on the buckingham palace balcony to mark the end of platinum jubilee celebrations. in a statement, she says she has been "humbled and deeply touched". earlier today, 10,000 people took part in a huge platinum pageant, featuring the performers and celebrities from each decade of the queen's reign. officials in bangladesh say exploding chemical containers have hampered efforts to extinguish a deadly fire

wales, but easing relative to this morning. there will be some drier moments, quite misty here. southuth—west, as we go through into the afternoon. some brighter breaks, but as i said, the best of those, west cumbria, into scotland, northern ireland, highs of 22 in western scotland. feeling much cooler, though, northern england and the midlands. it is of course the platinum pageant later and we are keeping fingers crossed, it is looking optimistic that during the pageant itself, things should be dry, but there will still be some showers, especially later this afternoon and evening, and that is as this line of thunderstorms develop, wales, south—west, through towards parts of the south—east. away from that, the rain turns heavier this evening across northern england for a time, and then slides its way back towards east anglia and lincolnshire. driest weather and clearest conditions tonight, to the north and west of the uk, where it will be another cool night, temperatures down into mid single figures for some as we start monday morning. but of course, monday, the return to school, retu

some big waves, too, for south wales and the south west of england.of the sunshine, of course, 20 to 23 degrees celsius for east anglia. and if we move a little further north across yorkshire for headingley and the third test in cricket, then we'll find that it's still quite windy, but it should stay dry throughout the day. small chance of an isolated shower, but also some sunny spells and highs of 19 degrees. now they stand the greater chance of catching a shower or two across glastonbury. of course, the good news is they'll move through it fairly quickly with the strength of that south—westerly wind. temperatures, through, in the afternoon at around 17 or 18 degrees celsius. let's take a look at next week now. the focus for the showers changes. so we'll see some showers in much of scotland and england and wales. also across the east, they're brightening up for a time across wales and southwest england, but clouding over towards the end of the day, there's another approaching weather front. temperatures generally in the high teens, the low 20s in cel

further north more quickly, through the english channel, into southern england, eventually into south wales northern ireland, so temperatures quite not so high here. otherwise, another very warm day, but because the showers are moving northwards more quickly, the highest temperatures are going to be pushed further north, through the midlands and northern england. through the midlands and things continue to break down a bit by the end of the week — pressure falling, some heavy showers around, this band of rain approaching the southwest, with cooler air coming in behind that for the weekend. we do have some heavy and potentially thundery showers still from overnight, moving northwards across northern and western parts of the uk, ahead of that band of rain in the southwest later on. so, we've got more cloud around to end the week, so temperatures are going to be a little bit lower. but with more sunshine and dry weather for eastern england, it's still going to be very warm. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm arunoday mukharji. the headlines... the us capitol riot hearings f

of england, south wales, certainly through the channelhine and showers, and some of these showers will be heavy, perhaps slow—moving, as further north, those winds will be lighter — top temperatures, 16—20 celsius. that area of low pressure clears away, a brief ridge of high pressure to start thursday, but a deep low develops out in the atlantic, to the northwest of the uk later thursday into friday. that'll bring some very windy weather to the north and the west of the uk in particular, and it's here where we'll have most of the showers or longer spells of rain. the further south and east that you are, although breezy, it should stay largely dry with some sunshine. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm arunoday mukharji. the headlines... cheering. the queen appears on the buckingham palace balcony to mark the end of platinum jubilee celebrations. the monarch says she has been "humbled and deeply touched". 10,000 people take part in a huge platinum pageant, featuring the performers and celebrities from each decade of the

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across the midlands, northern and eastern england, much of scotland and southern parts of england, south wales. but it will be another mild one in the south versus single digits in the north. now, that area of low pressure will start to pull away from the east coast into the north sea as we head through monday. and then we'e in between weather systems for monday afternoon. so, it should be a quieter day generally. but we will start off with that area of cloud through many central, northern and eastern areas. the rain eventually pulling away from the east coast along with a strong breeze. then the winds will be lighter into the afternoon. we should see more sunshine across parts of wales, southern england, and again, some good spells of sunshine in scotland, where we could make 21 celsius, but we could even see 20 celsius in the warmest spots in the south. again, into tuesday, we are in between weather systems, so it's another quiet day, we think, before it starts to turn more unsettled from wednesday onwards, as atlantic low—pressure systems start to move in across the country. that will bring

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that unsettled weather continue to plague the southeast were places like victoria as well as new south wales. and tasmania was in gosti showers, sweep, and we will see some more alpine snow and the potential of a storm or 2 temperatures in adelaide, melbourne, and how about continuing to dip down as we go into the new week? and it's the similar story for brisbin. we are going to see that ray in put away, but temperatures will be coming down that way. whether edging into new zealand by the time we get into monday. but ahead of that, look at that, plenty of fine and dry, whether to be enjoyed temperatures, edging up for the likes of wellington and christ church. but by the time we get into monday, as i said, we are going to see that heavy rain roland. it'll feel more wintery in the west that to weather ah ah, al jazeera, with all this is al jazeera, ah.

thicker cloud, rain starting to push into cornwall and into south wales, eventually towards glastonbury as well. ahead of that, some heat and humidity. to the east of the pennines, we could see sharp, thundery downpours being triggered this afternoon. if you get those, they could be torrential at times. that's worth bearing in mind. that is where the highest temperatures are likely to be, 2526 celsius. cooler and fresher out of the west. it is that fresher air that will spread steadily north, bringing showers through the night tonight, but clearer skies, so temperatures will hold up into double figures, but you will probably notice the difference widely across the country. we start the weekend dry, settled and sunny, but low pressure and conduct of the west will be driving in some stronger winds along west facing coast and eventually some showers. they may move further north and east for the second half of saturday. it slightly fresher feel generally, 18—22 c, but more shelter in the east with more sunshine, and that won't feel too bad. hopefully headingley, fewer showers around, so goi

cloud of patchy and mostly light rain coming into many western areas, a bit damp and misty towards south walesill be into the low 20s. now, this is ex—tropical storm alex and that is going to get pushed to the north—west of the uk. strongest winds around and that will be on the far north—west of the country. there won't be much rain as we have seen with that. still some dampness and cloud left in the south—east of england for a while, but otherwise, we will get some sunshine on friday and a few showers, most those, really, towards northern ireland and into scotland, some of them heavy, driven on by some rather strong and gusty winds as well, but it is quite warm air and temperatures 18 degrees in glasgow and could make 23 in lincolnshire and across norfolk as well. there is our area of low pressure, that ex—tropical storm and over the weekend, it will track to the north of scotland, higher pressure to the south of the uk, so it will be windier across northern areas and we will find showers around as well, mainly in scotland, further in the south of the uk it should be dry with lighter winds an

south. come lunchtime, possibly drifting into east anglia, the midlands and wales. in the south, there's a chance of some showers. all the while, northern ireland, scotland looking absolutely fine on sunday with lots of sunshine. and then next week, the weather is going to turn quite unsettled. we'll see weather systems sweeping in off the atlantic. this big low pressure parks itself very close to us, so we'll see bands of rain sweeping our way. and this is the outlook for next week. you can see lots of weather icons here, changeable weather. temperatures stabilising, though. 20 in the south, high teens in the north. this is bbc news, the headlines: it's 100 days since russia began its invasion of ukraine. president zelensky marked the occasion by praising the country's resistance, but he's admitted russia now controls one fifth of his country, that nearly 14 million people have been forced to flee, and that thousands of civilians have been killed. members of the british royalfamily, politicians and other guests, have attended a special service at saint paul's cathe

something a bit wetter and rather misty and murky in south wales and the southwest of england.e stronger winds in the northwest — this is where we'll see quite a number of heavy showers. a bit of a damp start in the southeast of england, but brightening up. most of england and wales will be dry. quite warm air, actually, on friday, and in the sunshine, highs of 23 celsius. you welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm arunoday mukharji. the headlines... politicians in washington hear the harrowing testimony of an 11—year—old girl who survived the uvalde shooting by covering herself in the blood of a friend — but will it spur them into action on gun control? the moment of impact — ukraine's second city of kharkeev comes under renewed bombardment from russian artillary. kharkiv. as grain exports from ukraine collapse, the united nations says the war could unleash an unprecedented wave of hunger and destitution.

north more quickly through the english channel into southern parts of england, eventually into south walese headed that still some cloud western scotland and northern ireland, it is not so high here. another very warm david because those showers are moving northwards more quickly, the highest temperatures are going to be pushed north through the midlands and northern england. and things continue to break down a bit by the end of the week, pressure falling, some heavy showers around, this band of rain approaching the south—west with cooler air coming in behind that for the weekend. we do have some heavy and potentially thundery showers still from overnight, moving northwards across northern and western parts of the uk, ahead of the band of rain in the south—west later on. so we've got more cloud around to end the week so temperatures are going to be a bit lower but with more sunshine and dry weather for eastern england, it's still going to be very warm. this is bbc news. we will have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour straight after this programme. th

north more quickly through the english channel into southern parts of england, eventually into south waleshe day. some sunshine headed that still and some cloud western scotland and northern ireland, so not high here. another very warm day because those showers are moving northwards more quickly, the highest temperatures are going to be pushed north through the midlands and northern england. and things continue to break down a bit by the end of the week, pressure falling, some heavy showers around, this band of rain approaching the southwest with cool air coming in behind that for the weekend. we do have some heavy and potentially thundery showers from overnight, moving northwards across northern and western parts of the uk, ahead of the band of rain in the south—west later on. more cloud around two end the week so temperatures are going to be a bit lower with more sunshine and dry weather for eastern england, it's still going to be very warm. this is bbc news, the headlines: the us capitol riot hearings in washington have been told about the pressure that election workers faced from donal

lastjuly his body was found in the river ogmore in bridgend in south wales, just yards from his home. pyjama bottoms and a spider man top. ——and a spider—man top. cardiff crown court heard he'd been dumped there like �*fly tipped rubbish�*. logan had suffered 56 external cuts and bruises as well as catastrophic internal injuries — having suffered a brutal and sustained assault. today, his mother and stepfather were given life sentences for his murder, and so too was a 14—year—old boy. the judge described the case as "nothing short of horrifying". our correspondent tomos morgan was in court — and has the latest. tomos. thejudge said that the judge said that logan the young boy, was defenceless when he was beaten and killed by the three back injuly. logan was actually isolating in his room when he was delivered his final blows with covid, and the judge described the conditions he was captain as extreme. he was dehumanised, the way he was treated in the days leading up he was treated in the days leading up to the death of the bat with the conditions he was kept in. 31stjuly come the day

heavier showers to south wales and south—west england.olated shower elsewhere, but skies will brighten a bit at times, lifting temperatures to around 19 in the south—east. the highest temperatures in the west of scotland and the west of northern ireland, where it could get to around 20 to 22 degrees. through this evening and overnight, well, this evening some heavier showers and thunderstorms possible across southern counties of england to end the day. they will clear through into tomorrow morning. heavy rain in northern england, which pushes towards east anglia and lincolnshire by the end of the night. the clearest conditions across scotland, where you will see the coolest weather to start monday. for monday itself, outbreaks of rain, drizzle across eastern parts of england. a brisk and rather chilly north to north—easterly wind, only slowly easing through the day. most of you do have a dry day on monday, a few showers in the south and through wales, but in the sunshine starting to feel a touch warmer again. i'm annita mcveigh outside bu

heavier showers to south wales and south—west england.hower elsewhere, but skies will brighten a bit at times, lifting temperatures to around 19 in the south—east. the highest temperatures in the west of scotland and the west of northern ireland, where it could get to around 20 to 22 degrees. through this evening and overnight, well, this evening some heavier showers and thunderstorms possible across southern counties of england to end the day. they will clear through into tomorrow morning. heavy rain in northern england, which pushes towards east anglia and lincolnshire by the end of the night. the clearest conditions across scotland, where you will see the coolest weather to start monday. for monday itself, outbreaks of rain, drizzle across eastern parts of england. a brisk and rather chilly north to north—easterly wind, only slowly easing through the day. most of you do have a dry day on monday, a few showers in the south and through wales, but in the sunshine starting to feel a touch warmer again. i'm annita mcveigh outside buckingham

from the near continent, the greatest risk of those probably across the southwest of england and south waleshe storms kind of merge together to give some spells of heavier rain across parts of england and wales. now, this rain band could vary in position a little bit by the time we get to sunday, but, nevertheless, warm spells of sunshine, a few showers over the next few days, but we are going to see some heavy, thundery rain developing over the weekend. welcome to bbc news, i'm chris rogers. our top stories: do you find that mr depp has proven, by clear and convincing evidence, that misheard with actual malice? answer — yes. the hollywood actorjohnny depp wins his multimillion—dollar lawsuit against his former wife amber heard. another shooting incident in the united states — four people are dead at a hospital, in tulsa, 0klahoma. russia accuses the united states of escalating the conflict any crane after president biden promises to send high—tech rockets to help ukrainian forces. and the

south—west — that's because we've got this frontal system working its way in across the country as we head on into wednesday. now, some of this rain could be quite heavy — particularly for england and waless well, across the south of england, south wales, certainly through the channel. into the afternoon, it'll be one of sunshine and showers and some of these showers will be heavy and perhaps slow—moving as, further north, those winds will be lighter. top temperatures, 16—20 degrees. that little area of low pressure clears away. a brief ridge of high pressure to start thursday but a deep low develops out in the atlantic to the north—west of the uk later thursday into friday — that's going to bring some very windy weather to the north and the west of the uk in particular, and it's here where we'll have most of the showers or longer spells of rain. the further south and east that you are, although breezy, it should stay largely dry with some sunshine. this is bbc news. i'm tadhg enright with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. half the world's population is threatened by blistering temperatures — with carbon dioxide emissions reaching record levels. as the un c

fewer showers for wales in the south—west in the afternoon.eland. heading into the weekend weather prospects, low pressure is still with us, rain crossing eastern england, followed by showers. quite breezy, similar temperatures, but when the sunshine comes out, it will not feel too bad, temperatures between 17 and 20. into the second half of the week, for sunday, splodges of blue on the charge, still forecasting a few showers, but weather settling down across wales and west areas of england, more in the way of drier weather and sunshine here, and similar temperatures. into next week, we started to see the pressure rising, the weather settles down, and for some of you that are fed up with this relatively cool and showery weather, 27 degrees, it is going to get a lot warmer. thanks, to get chris. and that's bbc news at ten on thursday 30th june. there's more analysis of the days main stories on newsnight with mark urban, which isjust getting under way on bbc two. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time to join our colleagues across

south—west — that's because we've got this frontal system working its way in across the country as we head on into wednesday. now, some of this rain could be quite heavy — particularly for england and waleshe south of england, south wales, certainly through the channel. into the afternoon, it'll be one of sunshine and showers and some of these showers will be heavy and perhaps slow—moving as, further north, those winds will be lighter. top temperatures, 16—20 degrees. that little area of low pressure clears away. a brief ridge of high pressure to start thursday but a deep low develops out in the atlantic to the north—west of the uk later thursday into friday — that's going to bring some very windy weather to the north and the west of the uk in particular, and it's here where we'll have most of the showers or longer spells of rain. the further south and east that you are, although breezy, it should stay largely dry with some sunshine. this is bbc news. the headlines: the queen has marked the end of her platinum jubilee celebrations with an appearance on the buckingham palace balcony. in a statement, she said she'd been "humbled and deeply touched". 10,000 people paraded down the mall for

north more quickly through the english channel into southern parts of england, eventually into south walesed that still and some cloud western scotland and northern ireland, so not high here. another very warm day because those showers are moving northwards more quickly, the highest temperatures are going to be pushed north through the midlands and northern england. and things continue to break down a bit by the end of the week, pressure falling, some heavy showers around, this band of rain approaching the southwest with cool air coming in behind that for the weekend. we do have some heavy and potentially thundery showers from overnight, moving northwards across northern and western parts of the uk, ahead of the band of rain in the south—west later on. more cloud around two end the week so temperatures are going to be a bit lower with more sunshine and dry weather for eastern england, it's still going to be very warm. good morning, welcome to breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent. 0ur headlines today. the uk's rate of inflation is expected to rise once again when official figures are rele

south—west — that's because we've got this frontal system working its way in across the country as we head on into wednesday. now, some of this rain could be quite heavy — particularly for england and wales south wales, certainly through the channel. into the afternoon, it'll be one of sunshine and showers and some of these showers will be heavy and perhaps slow—moving as, further north, those winds will be lighter. top temperatures, 16—20 degrees. that little area of low pressure clears away. a brief ridge of high pressure to start thursday but a deep low develops out in the atlantic to the north—west of the uk later thursday into friday — that's going to bring some very windy weather to the north and the west of the uk in particular, and it's here where we'll have most of the showers or longer spells of rain. the further south and east that you are, although breezy, it should stay largely dry with some sunshine. this is bbc news with the latest business headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. travel chaos for thousands of passengers, as easyjet and others cancel more than 80 flights, leaving many with their holiday plans ruined. out with the new and in with the old — love

north more quickly through the english channel into southern parts of england, eventually into south waleshe end of the day. some sunshine ahead of that but still some cloud for western scotland and northern ireland, so temperatures not quite so high here. otherwise, another very warm day. but because those showers are moving northwards more quickly, the highest temperatures are going to be pushed further north through the midlands and northern england. and things continue to break down a bit by the end of the week, pressure falling, some heavy showers around, this band of rain approaching the southwest with cooler air coming in behind that for the weekend. we do have some heavy and potentially thundery showers still from overnight, moving northwards across northern and western parts of the uk, ahead of that band of rain in the south—west later on. so we've got more cloud around to end the week, so temperatures are going to be a little bit lower, but with more sunshine and dry weather for eastern england, it's still going to be very warm. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for view

wind warnings out for victoria, tasmania, and some layers of new south wales. system is bringing some showers and snow to mountainous areas but temperatures are recovering for adelaide and melbourne. it is a largely dry picture for much of the country but showers in coastal regions of northern queensland. wind warnings out here and wind warnings for southern areas of western australia. it is driver tuesday in perth that it will turn wet as we go into the midweek. as we take a look at the three day, the temperature sitting at 20 but sunshine coming in from friday. a bit of a cool down and as we talk about cool weather, we have to head to new zealand. cool and cloudy for both islands , a chilly wind blowing across the north island. more settled and quiet in the south with spells of sunshine. in southeast asia, heavy rain with more intense showers continues to plague the malay pollen shall a -- peninsula with showers in kuala lumpur over the weekend. >> witness the oceans, the flames. witness differences. witness change. witness happiness. witness blood. witness s

of england, south wales, certainly through the channele showers will be heavy, perhaps slow—moving, as further north, those winds will be lighter — top temperatures, 16—20 celsius. that area of low pressure clears away, a brief ridge of high pressure to start thursday, but a deep low develops out in the atlantic, to the northwest of the uk later thursday into friday. that'll bring some very windy weather to the north and the west of the uk in particular, and it's here where we'll have most of the showers or longer spells of rain. the further south and east that you are, although breezy, it should stay largely dry with some sunshine. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour, as newsday continues — strata for this programme. —— straight after this programme. this week, we're live at the hay festival for 100 years of the bbc in 23 minutes. we'll look at the secrets behind the broadcasting technologies that changed the world. a radio legend talks about legendary radio. i used to s

his family's property, in the tweed valley of northern new south wales, sends its cattle to the co-ope. hey, cattle. come, girls. stephen: scott waldron has also lived and researched extensively in china. he's fluent in mandarin, and well-placed to analyze china's trade claims. scott: the trade barriers that china imposed on australia in 2020 are cases of economic coercion. and the intent is for china to change australian policy, including on issues of the south china sea, hong kong, xinjiang, huawei, and foreign interference. stephen: on his reading, the trade sanctions flowed from demands by china's communist party for retaliation against any perceived threats or criticism of china. scott: xi jinping has instructed china to resolutely defend ainst any internal or external threat to the communist party, and so that so-called "battle stance" has become embedded within the party, within the ministry of foreign affairs, and its wolf warrior diplomacy, and down into economic units, including the ministry of commerce, the state administrations of customsnd quarantine. so, if you're a mid-

of england, south wales, certainly through the channelowers will be heavy, perhaps slow—moving, as further north, those winds will be lighter. top temperatures, 16—20 celsius. that area of low pressure clears away, a brief ridge of high pressure to start thursday, but a deep low develops out in the atlantic, to the northwest of the uk later thursday into friday. that'll bring some very windy weather to the north and the west of the uk in particular, and it's here where we'll have most of the showers or longer spells of rain. the further south and east that you are, although breezy, it should stay largely dry with some sunshine. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore. i'm arunoday mukharji. the headlines: cheering the queen appears on the buckingham palace balcony to mark the end of platinum jubilee celebrations. the monarch says she has been "humbled and deeply touched." 10,000 people take part in a huge platinum pageant, featuring the performers and celebrities from each decade of the queen's reign. officials in bangladesh say

from the near continent, the greatest risk of those probably across the southwest of england and south wales, the storms kind of merge together to give some spells of heavier rain across parts of england and wales. now, this rain band could vary in position a little bit by the time we get to sunday, but nevertheless warm spells of sunshine, a few showers over the next few days, but we are going to see some heavy, thundery rain developing over the weekend. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines: the hollywood actorjohnny depp wins his multimillion—dollar do you believe that ms heard acted with actual malice? answer — yes. the hollywood actorjohnny depp wins his multimillion—dollar lawsuit against his former wife amber heard. another shooting incident in the united states — four people are dead, including the gunman at a hospital, in tulsa, oklahoma. russia accuses the united states of escalating the conflict in ukraine — after president biden promises to send advanced rocket systems to help ukrainian forces. cheering and applause.