d0 continuing in the new south wales hunter valley-— hunter valley.nter valley. do we know the condition of the _ hunter valley. do we know the condition of the 11 _ hunter valley. do we know the condition of the 11 people - hunter valley. do we know the condition of the 11 people who l hunter valley. do we know the - condition of the 11 people who have been hospitalised?— been hospitalised? we've had no u date so been hospitalised? we've had no update so far— been hospitalised? we've had no update so far below _ been hospitalised? we've had no update so far below what - been hospitalised? we've had no update so far below what we - been hospitalised? we've had no update so far below what we do i been hospitalised? we've had no - update so far below what we do know is that major crash investigators and crime scene investigators will be examining the scene near credit here in new south wales later today. we are getting reports on what road conditions were last night, the winter here in the southern hemisphere reports of the road conditions were pretty f

the police here in the state of new south wales | say?ales are alleging that the driver of the bus, a man from the new south wales hunter valley called brett button was driving too fast when the coach ferrying people who had attended a wedding in the hunter valley crashed at around a busy highway. this 58—year—old driver has been charged, according to police, with serious offences, several offences around danger and is and negligent driving due to appear at the cessnock local court north of sydney. as far as the investigation is concerned the bus itself was removed from the scene overnight and it will now be subject today to a mechanical investigation. all this is part of the enormous and forensic investigation into the crash, won the police here in new south wales are obviously working very hard to establish how and why this crash occurred and, of course, crucially, the identification process of the ten people who died is continuing. at the moment we have no official word as to the identities of the victims on board that wedding party bu

there are now members in new south wales, queensland, victoria, and western australia. male: yeah, boyser 'round. alexey: publicly, they're doing a whole range of activities from organizing christmas shows for disadvantaged children, to joy bike rides, to what they describe as patriotic rides normally associated with commemorating major historical milestones. but more recently, certainly over the past seven or eight years, they began really positioning themselves as public supporters of the current course of the russian government. [honking] sean: the club's most famous supporter is vladimir putin. president vladimir putin: [speaking foreign language] [shooting and shouting] sean: the russian night wolves act as a proxy army for the kremlin. male: [speaking foreign language] sean: they promote their expertise in military and combat tactics. sean: the night wolves are sanctioned by the united states for fighting with the pro-russian forces in ukraine. mark: the kremlin have this concept of the "russkiy mir," the "russian world." essentially, wherever there are ethnic russians, then mosco

the deputy chief constable, rachel blinken from south wales police, was talking about how much 22nd.about 300 hours orso much 22nd. they had about 300 hours or so because actually you are a number of the homes in the area also have that kind of door bell cams as well. so they were scouring the area for that extra material, a load of social media, as i mentioned, there was a live stream from a local witt jewel blog are being live streamed on youtube. so, all of that is available for the police to sift through. no doubt they would have gone through, some of those people might�*ve come up on their systems from recognition, possibly as well, so they've got a huge task ahead. the debris that was left there, there is evidence they are to be collected as well. a number of the neighbours that road that had the most severe damage have said that they didn't recognise anybody. anybody that was involved in the riot. they weren't local to that street or from the neighbouring streets. they were from further away. but we don't have a detail of where these 20 people have been arrested are from, so w

police confirmed the driver's arrest. that our new south wales police confirmed the driver's arrest.25 people have been transported to hospital. at this stage they have varying injuries. the 58—year—old man, the driver of the coach, was taken to hospital for mandatory testing and he is now at cessnock police station and under arrest. the crime scene has been established and that is being forensically examined by the crash investigation unit and specialist forensic police. a british man has been arrested in the south korean capital, seoul, after trying to scale the world's fifth tallest building without ropes. he'd made it more than halfway up the lotte world tower before police forced him into a maintenance cradle. the skyscraper is more than 550 metres high, with 120 floors. local media have reported that the man had intended to parachute off the top. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. it's going to be another hot, sunny, humid afternoon but with some big thunderstorms developing as well, as we'll see in a moment. we started off the day, though, with these red skies over re

fill stop this footage obtained by the bbc raises questions about south wales police and then done ao show two teenage boys on an electric bike being chased by the police in ely, cardiff. kyrees sullivan and harvey evans were later killed in a road collision nearby. the police admitted they were following them, but didn't say they were following them at the time of the crash. they refer to themselves to the police watchdog and on friday the bbc spoke to the outer one of the bbc spoke to the outer one of the boys. the bbc spoke to the outer one of the bo s. ,., ., ., ., the boys. then someone ran into the crowd with a — the boys. then someone ran into the crowd with a phone _ the boys. then someone ran into the crowd with a phone and _ the boys. then someone ran into the crowd with a phone and said, - the boys. then someone ran into the crowd with a phone and said, i - the boys. then someone ran into the crowd with a phone and said, i have. crowd with a phone and said, i have -ot crowd with a phone and said, i have got a _ crowd with a phone and said, i have got a video. — crowd with

at the same time, the wayne -- rain that has come out of new south wales and victoria is a light.p with 23 degrees. the record is 25 for june, not far off. it will be coming down with an increase in the rain. wet looking day, particularly in new south wales and victoria, during wednesday, just a few showers left leg western australia. down to 17 degrees. the rain is curling around north of gives been. temperatures are more or less where they should be. with the loss of significant frequent showers, jakarta's air quality has dropped. those showers may come back during wednesday. the main running belt is further north, from western myanmar, 2-wood put -- two at -- to a potentially developing cyclone. the temperatures in hong kong and the humidity both on the high side. ♪ >> wherever there are people, there are stories, stories that must be shared >>. it is my biggest responsibility to speak to my people, they're coming from a place where i believe they have more to learn, they can do better, they need to be part of the change. >> award-winning filmmakers from around the world presen

and eleven others are hospitalized — after a bus crash near the australian town of greta, in new south walesarch operation is underway — after a fire on board a tourist boat, in the egyptian red sea. three british tourists are missing. police in northern ireland investigating the disappearance a 21 year old woman, begin a murder investigation after finding a body. and — novak djokovic become the most successful, men's singles tennis player of all—time — after winning the french open to secure a record—setting 23rd grand slam title. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. we begin with the arrest, questioning and release of the former first minister of scotland, nicola sturgeon, in connection with the investigation into the finances of the scottish national party. mrs sturgeon says her arrest was a shock, and she is innocent of any wrongdoing. she's been released, without charge — pending further investigation. our scotland correspondent james cook reports. nicola sturgeon, for so long, front and centre in scottish politics, was arrested well away from th

so that rain clearing slowly away from south wales, it stays misty and murky down to the south—west weher uncomfortable, humid night for trying to get a good night's sleep, with overnight lows in london only for around 17 or 18 degrees. the south—west starts off cloudy and murky, but there will be lovely spells of sunshine again. another hot and humid affair for most of us, and that once again with the humidity is going to spark off some sharp potentially thundery downpours into the afternoon. so you can see quite widespread these showers across england and wales on monday. northern england should be largely fine with just a few isolated showers, a few isolated showers to the west of northern ireland. and there will be some drifting and making their way across scotland as well. in terms of the feel of the weather, we are still going to keep that humidity for the early part of the week. so mid to high 20s, quite widely across the country on monday and potentially into tuesday. and that as we've had quite a hot weekend, is the threshold for heatwave conditions and it's going to stay pret

newport in south wales and the bournemouth area will also be part of the homeward programme, as prince. daniela relph, bbc news. a unique tradition to tell you about now. over the weekend, couples in canada competed in the wife carrying contest. the crowd cheered as competitors carried their so—called wives through the obstacle course. they could be actual wives, orjust friends or partners. there are rules, of course. the wife must be carried at all times, and she must weigh at least 49 kilograms. that's about 109 pounds. the grand prize, the equivalent of the woman's weight in beer. thank you for watching bbc news. hello there. with a more active jet stream now it looks like we're going to see a more unsettled theme to our weather for this upcoming week. there will be some rain at times, followed by sunshine and showers and generally it's going to feel a lot fresher than what we've seen of late with temperatures close orjust above the seasonal norm. now, this low pressure system will be the first of many. that's going to bring a rather breezy, cloudy, wet day to the north and the west

so that rain clearing slowly away from south wales, it stays misty and murky down to the south—west weumid night for trying to get a good night's sleep, with overnight lows in london only for around 17 or 18 degrees. the south—west starts off cloudy and murky, but there will be lovely spells of sunshine again. another hot and humid affair for most of us, and that once again with the humidity is going to spark off some sharp potentially thundery downpours into the afternoon. so you can see quite widespread these showers across england and wales on monday. northern england should be largely fine with just a few isolated showers, a few isolated showers to the west of northern ireland. and there will be some drifting and making their way across scotland as well. in terms of the feel of the weather, we are still going to keep that humidity for the early part of the week. so mid to high 20s, quite widely across the country on monday and potentially into tuesday. and that as we've had quite a hot weekend, is the threshold for heatwave conditions and it's going to stay pretty warm through the

that rain clearing slowly away from south wales, it stays misty and murky to the south—west.in london only of round 17 or 18 grease. the south—west starts off cloudy and murky but there will be lovely spells of sunshine again, another hot and humid affairfor most the hands once again with the humidity is going to spark off spark potentially thundery downpours into the afternoon. so as you can see widespread, the shower, across england and wales, on monday, northern england should be largely fine, withjust northern england should be largely fine, with just a few isolated shower, a few isolated showers to the west of northern ireland. and there will be some drifting and making their way across scotland as well. in terms of the feel of the weather we are still going to keep that humidity for the early part of the week. so, mid to high 20s widely across the country on monday, and o ten a chalet into tuesday and that, as we have had a hot weekend is set for heat waive conditions and it will stay warm through the night. there are indications of something that bit more comfortable a

that rain clearing slowly away from south wales. it stays misty and murky down into the south—west.land, but elsewhere, once again, it will be another uncomfortable humid night for trying to get a good night's sleep. with overnight lows in london only around 17 or 18 degrees. the south—west starts off cloudy and murky, but there'll be lovely spells of sunshine. another hot and humid affair for most of us, and that most again, where the humidity will spark up some sharp, potentially thundery downpours into the afternoon. as you can see, quite widespread the showers, across england and wales on monday. northern england should be largely fine, with just a few isolated showers, a few isolated showers to the west of northern ireland. there will be some drifting and making their way across scotland as well. in terms of the feel of the weather, we are still going to keep that humidity for the early part of the week. so, mid to high 20s, quite widely across the country on monday. and potentially into tuesday. and that, as we've had quite a hot weekend, is the threshold for heatwave conditio

so the southern half of the country, particularly southern england, into south wales, will start to warmhere is the threat of a few showers.

the bus itself- was removed from the scene near the town of greed and new south wales last night, ands. this all fits into a very thorough scientific investigation into the causes of the accident. the new south wales police force are working to find out how and why this crash occurred, and we heard the day after the crash from the day after the crash from the australian prime minister anthony albanese, and he really summed up the feelings of many australians — just wondering why such a happy day, these passengers had been at a wedding full ofjoy and wedding full of joy and celebration, wedding full ofjoy and celebration, but the day ending for so many families in such devastating loss. so, the investigation will take some time. of course identification could take a few more days, and there it is then the 58—year—old driver due in court to face those very serious driving offences.- to face those very serious driving offences. phil mercer, thank you _ driving offences. phil mercer, thank you very _ driving offences. phil mercer, thank you very much. - let's ta ke let's take a look at so

new south wales police confirmed the driver's arrest. there are ten eo - le arrest. at this stage there are ten people confirmed _ arrest. at this stage there are ten people confirmed deceased, - arrest. at this stage there are ten people confirmed deceased, and. arrest. at this stage there are ten | people confirmed deceased, and a further 25 people have been transported to hospital. at this stage they have varying injuries. a 58—year—old man, the driver of the coach, was taken to hospital for mandatory testing. he is now at the police station and currently under arrest. a crime scene has been established and that scene is currently being forensically examined by crash investigation unit and specialist forensic police. aha, and specialist forensic police. a british man has been arrested in the south korean capital after trying to scale the fifth tallest building without ropes. he made it part of the way up before police forced him into a maintenance cradle. you're watching bbc news. hello there. for many parts of the uk it's going to be

it will bring some rain, we have seen some of that into scotland, northern ireland and south wales. glia than last night when it was down to 17 celsius. tomorrow we may have early sunshine in scotland and eastern parts of england. it will not last long because all this cloud will come in on a westerly breeze. wetter in scotland and northern ireland data and temperatures here, 17, 18 degrees, could make 20 or 21 in east anglia and the south—east. these weather fronts bringing the cloud and rain will push away for the weekend but around that area of low pressure we will have a west to north westerly wind. it will not be that warm and we have a mixture of sunshine and showers, back into fresher air, sunshine and showers, back into fresherair, less sunshine and showers, back into fresher air, less humidity on saturday, most of the shower is frequent and heavy across northern saturday, most of the shower is frequent and heav' continue orthern saturday, most of the shower is frequent and heav' continue to hem areas and that will continue to thicken overnight. it will bring some rain, we ha

that rain clearing slowly away from south wales. it stays misty and murky down into the south—west.comfortable humid night for trying to get a good night's sleep. with overnight lows in london only around 17 or 18 degrees. the south—west starts off cloudy and murky, but there'll be lovely spells of sunshine. and that most again, where the humidity will spark up some sharp, potentially thundery downpours into the afternoon. as you can see, quite widespread the showers, across england and wales on monday. northern england should be largely fine, with just a few isolated showers, a few isolated showers to the west of northern ireland. there will be some drifting and making their way across scotland as well. in terms of the feel of the weather, we are still going to keep that humidity for the early part of the week. so, mid to high 20s, quite widely across the country on monday. and potentially into tuesday. and that, as we've had quite a hot weekend, is the threshold for heatwave conditions, and it is going to stay pretty warm through the night as well. there are indications or somethi

may well lead to localised flooding if places, so that rain clearing away from south wales it stays mistyarts off cloudy and murky but lovely spells of sunshine again, another hot and humid affair for most of us and that once again with the humidity will spark off sharp potentially thundery downpours into the afternoon, as you can see quite widespread the showers in england and wales on monday. monday. northern ireland should be fine. a few showers to the west of northern ireland. and there will be some drifting and making their way across scotland as well. in terms of the feel of the weather we are still going to keep that humidity for the early part of the week, so mid to high 20s across the country on monday and potentially into tuesday, and that as we have had a hot weekend is threshold for heat wave conditions and it is going to stay warm through the night as well. there are indications of something a bit more comfortable as we head towards tuesday, so if you are trying to plan your week ahead i can tell you the begin of the week starts hot and humid with the risk of thunderstorms. l

so we're looking day, particularly in new south wales and victoria, maybe a c t during wednesday, just a few shells left in west australia pass down to 17 degrees. right, and is cutting around but north and gives been now the sun is out elsewhere, temperature is more or less where they should be and with a loss of significant frequent shows that with java, ge account is that quote is really dropped away. those shells might come back, i think during wednesday with the main grading belt as the noise from west and me and my through the middle of the page to a potential developing chunk of cycling new. yep. plum rains are all vis. south of the united states showing a p chicago key issue the attempted in hong kong and henry the and the humidity of books on the high side of the wherever. there are people. there are stories, stories that must be shared. it's my biggest responsibility to speak to my people. they have coming from a place where i believe they have more to learn. they can do better. that need to be part of this change award winning filmmakers from around the world, presenting tal

also possibly some heavy, thundery showers across south—west england and south wales forming in linesng in the mid—20s in celsius. overnight tonight, the thunderstorms are likely to rumble on across western scotland and northern ireland, but for most they will fade away where we see them to leave us with a dry night, feeling slightly fresher and a little more comfortable for sleeping, but still warm into tomorrow morning with some areas of mist, especially in the south. on wednesday, there will still be some showers forming in lines, perhaps for south—west england and for wales. across much of scotland we could see some more thunderstorms break out, frequent lightning across eastern scotland, maybe some thunderstorms across northern ireland too. temperatures coming up slightly. towards the east it should stay largely dry and it will still feel warm here at 23 to 25 degrees. then high pressure starts to build in from the south—west as we head through the middle of the week. it's quite firmly established by the time we get to the weekend, but on thursday there will still be a few shower

and so it was that pardon that eventually allowed the new south wales attorney general to call for acience was appointed as an independent scientific advisor and we were able to gather experts from around the world to provide evidence to that inquiry so that science could be adequately and comprehensively heard in the justice system. today kathleen folbigg has been released, she has been pardoned, and is at home. and the commissioner of that inquiry has found reasonable doubt as to her convictions. this found reasonable doubt as to her convictions-_ convictions. as you said, science was able to _ convictions. as you said, science was able to prove _ convictions. as you said, science was able to prove her— convictions. as you said, science | was able to prove her innocence, convictions. as you said, science - was able to prove her innocence, and yet even with that science it was a very difficult thing for you to get the conviction overturned. tt very difficult thing for you to get the conviction overturned. it was, recisel the conviction overturned. it was, precisely because _ the con

so the southern half of the country, particularly southern england, into south wales, will start to warm in the weekend in the south, but there is the threat of a few showers.

they will drift west before further heavy showers move into parts of the west country, south wales, northernable night for sleeping. temperatures no lower than 11—15 c. 17 in the south—east. we start the new working week on a rather warm note with lots of blue skies and sunshine once again. the last of the rain clears way from south—west wales, but like today as we head into the afternoon, heavy and thundery showers once again developing, mainly across these central areas. a maximum temperature, remaining on the high side, so 23—27 c. not quite as hot in the south—east compared to today, but temperatures remaining in the high 20s. again, those showers for the monday evening rush hour, torrential rain and tricky conditions across parts of the midlands. those thunderstorms moving north into greater manchester, merseyside and north wales during the evening. high pressure dominates as we go through next week. there will be one or two showers, particularly on monday, but it will get drier as we go through the week. and we keep that east or south easterly wind stop we keep and we keep that east or

so the southern half of the country, particularly southern england into south wales will start to warmfew showers.

first thing on monday morning, a damp start across south wales. 'll be some sunshine. it'll be a warm, humid morning. with that humidity into the afternoon, it will trigger off sharp and thundery downpours. like the last couple of days, very hit and miss. if you catch them, you'll know about it. temperatures likely to be in the higher 20s for many. fewer showers into northern england. a few isolated showers to the west of northern ireland. some drifting across the north of scotland. in western areas, we could see temperatures into the mid—20s. that's how we close out the day on monday. the thunderstorms will start to ease away. we'll continue to see a few isolated showers. but on the whole, it's another mild night. temperatures widely into the mid—teens to greet us first thing on tuesday morning. into tuesday: the wind direction changing a little into a light easterly. that will start to bring in slightly less humid air as we go through the day, and also dry conditions. so not the chance, perhaps, of as many thunderstorms around on tuesday. top tem

the rain clears away from south west wales but like today in the lunchtime and afternoon, heavy and thunderyouth—east compared to today. but in the high 20s. monday evening rush hour, torrential rain. tricky conditions across part of it midlands. thunderstorms moving northward into greater manchester, merseyside, north wales in the evening. high pressure dominates through next week. there will be some showers, particularly on monday but it will get drier as we go through the week and we keep that east or south easterly wind, the hot weather. heatwave criteria across many parts of the uk are we go through next week with maximum temperatures getting up to about 24, 26 or 27 celsius, the risk of some showers and thunderstorms. goodbye. hello and welcome to political thinking.

across the south coast, affecting just south of dorset, drifting towards gloucestershire and into south wales be the main talking point i suspect, first thing on monday morning. overnight, those 17 or 18 degrees into the london area. so, we will do it all again as we move into monday. it stays hot and humid for many. that low cloud may linger in the south—west, and in the far north—west, there will be a lot of sunshine, and as a result, with that humidity once again, we run the risk of some sharp boundary downpours. the bright yellows and greens denote the intensity of those downpours. perhaps one or two towards northern england, one or two heavier ones to the west of northern ireland, and drifting off, we will see a scattering of thunderstorms pushing into scotland as well. in terms of the feel of the weather, it is going to continue to stay hot and humid for many, we reach the criteria of heatwave conditions, where we have three consecutive days, with temperatures of mid—to high 20s in many places. not only will it stay warm on monday, but also into tuesday, and it not only stays hot and hu

so we're looking day, particularly in new south wales and victoria, maybe a c t during wednesday, just a few shells left in west australia pass down to 17 degrees. right is cutting around, but north of this been now the sun is out elsewhere, attempt is more or less where they should be and with a loss of significant frequent shows. now in java, ge account is that quantities really dropped away. those shells might come back. i think during wednesday with the main reading belt is for the knolls from west and me and my through the middle of the page to a potential developing chunk of cycling new. yep. to plum rains or of this size of the young st. showing a p chicago issue, the temperatures in hong kong, and henry the and the humidity of books on the high side. the west brought to you by visit cuts on the i pushed the one to blow by the perspectives the hello i'm the bulk of this is the out. is there a news? a live from london coming up, flexing intensifies in eastern ukraine. keith says it's forces are defined single, the city of fact moved as russia claims to have pushed back a major uk

the last of the rain clears away from the south—west of wales. e again developing, mainly across the central areas. maximum temperatures remain on the high side, about 23—27 c, not quite as hot in the south—east compared to today, temperatures remaining in the high 20s. focusing on showers for the monday evening rush—hour, torrential rain and tricky conditions across parts of the midlands, those thunderstorms moving north into greater manchester, merseyside and north wales during the evening. high pressure dominates through the next week. there will be one or two showers, particularly on monday, but it will get drier as we go through the week, and we keep that east or south easterly wind. heatwave criteria across many parts of the uk as we go through next week, with maximum temperatures of 24-27 c, the week, with maximum temperatures of 24—27 c, the risk of one or two showers and thunderstorms. goodbye. live from london. this is bbc news. three british tourists are missing and 12 others have been rescued following a fire on board a boat in the egy

may the 8th was the last time we saw any rain across this beautiful landscape, the mumbles in south walesll how dry it is because you can see the green course on the landscape but for much of the uk the same story, scant rainfall in the best part of the month. you can see the crack to ground in hampshire. why is it so dry and when will it rain again? high pressure is holding the weather study at the moment and it's not going anywhere in a hurry, by the end of the week this, which has been quite a menace and brought heavy rain into madeira and will bring it into spain and portugal, will push our way, but it looks dry for the rest of the week. the weather is not the same under the high—pressure full sun, there is slow burning, lingering cloud holding temperatures back. this afternoon it will be further back towards the east coast but many eastern counties are seeing temperatures capped in the high teens, further west with clearer skies and more sunshine, into the 20s. the cloud fills back in overnight, drifting westwards, in the clearer skies it is on the cool side for this injune with over

but, this area of heavy summery rain will drift across the channel island into southern england, south wales15. tomorrow, a soggy start across parts of england and wales. i have covered rat whether driving northwards. thunder and lightning embedded within this. particularly wet conditions for a time across eastern england giving localised surface water flooding and poor conditions out on the road. that rain pushing across northern england into south—east scotland going through the afternoon. elsewhere, some spells of sunshine, showers and thunderstorms erupting. quite a humid feel in the south of the uk. 24, 25, 26 degrees lightly. on tuesday night, that frontal system pushing away northwards. pressure slowly building from the south. it will be sa process. some showers around on wednesday, some heavy, but more in the way of dry weather. some spells of sunshine, temperatures most of us between 16 and 25 degrees. forthe most of us between 16 and 25 degrees. for the end of the week, high pressure will try to build more strongly. frontal system is bringing a chance for showers at times. particul

the last of the rain clears away from the south—west of wales. inly across the central areas. maximum temperatures remain on the high side, about 23—27 c, not quite as hot in the south—east compared to today, temperatures remaining in the high 20s. focusing on showers for the monday evening rush—hour, torrential rain and tricky conditions across parts of the midlands, those thunderstorms moving north into greater manchester, merseyside and north wales during the evening. high pressure dominates through the next week. there will be one or two showers, particularly on monday, but it will get drier as we go through the week, and we keep that east or south easterly wind. heatwave criteria across many parts of the uk as we go through next week, with maximum temperatures of 24—27 c, the risk of one or two showers and thunderstorms. goodbye. live from london, this is bbc news. three british tourists are missing following a fire on board a boat off the coast of egypt. what now for boris johnson and the conservative party? a senior cabinet minister says it

they will drift westward before further heavy showers moving to the west country, south wales, northernto 1517 celsius. we start off the new working week on a rather warm note. lots of blue skies, lots of sunshine again. the last of the rain clears away from south west wales but in the lunchtime and afternoon heavy and thundery showers developing, mainly across central areas and maximum temperatures remain on the high side. about 23 to 27 degrees. not quite as hot in the south—east compared to today but there temperatures remain in the high 20s. focusing on the showers, rush—hour, torrential rain. tricky conditions, thunderstorms moving northward into manchester, north wales in the evening. high pressure dominates as we go through next week. there will be some showers, particularly on monday but it will get drier as we go through the week and we keep that south or south easterly wind, the hot weather. heatwave criteria across many parts of the uk as we go through next week with maximum temperatures getting up to about 2k with maximum temperatures getting up to about 2a to 26 or 27 degre

so through tonight, south—west england, wales, parts of north—west england, south—west scotland and especiallynger spells of rain. quite humid in the west — 15 for liverpool and for cardiff. cooler and, in fact, rather chilly for some eastern parts of england and eastern and northern parts of scotland. tomorrow, showers and thunderstorms, particularly in the west. one or two may get a little bit further east, and certainly there will be more cloud in the mix and some low cloud and some very murky conditions developing across the northern isles, maybe getting into some northeastern coasts of scotland. pollen levels tomorrow, high or very high for the majority, so continued issues for hay fever sufferers. and temperatures 20 to 24 or 25 degrees, so down just a touch on where they have been of late. now, we could see a shower at edgbaston through tomorrow. 0n the whole, it will be dry, but the increasing chance of some heavy downpours into sunday and monday for the ashes cricket. now, through saturday night, we'll see quite a lot of low cloud rolling onto eastern coasts of england and scotland an

they will drift westward before further heavy showers move to the west country, south wales, northernew working week on a warm note, lots of blue sky, lots of sunshine again, the last of that rain clears away from south—west wales but in the lunchtime and afternoon heavy and thundery showers once again developing, mainly across central areas and maximum temperatures remain on the high side, 23 to 27 celsius. not as hot in the south—east compared to today, but temperatures in the high 20s. focusing on showers on the monday evening rush—hour, torrential rain, tricky conditions across the midlands, thunderstorms moving their weight nor northwood during the evening. high pressure dominates next week. there will be some showers, particularly on monday but it will get drier as we go through the week and we keep that east or south easterly wind, the hot weather. heatwave criteria across many parts of the uk as we go through next week with maximum temperatures getting up to about 24, 26, 27 celsius, the risk of some showers and thunderstorms. goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines: the fall

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its populations, and a scientist from the centre for ecosystem science at the university of new south walesghly iconic species that are only found here in australia. plastic is a significant environmental concern. look it is a problem for platypus is because of the way they forage. they close their eyes and use highly specialised bills to forage for food in the water. and so as a result of this foraging behaviour, platypus is are prone to getting plastic and rubbish tangled around their necks that could lead to strangulation and death. more broadly, micro plastics are also a big issue. we don't know exactly the impact to platypus is, but micro plastics can definitely harm animals in a range of ways, including physical ingestion that could lead to malnutrition. also there are issues with toxicity that could impact reproduction, the immune system, and generally metabolic problems and development disorders. so these micro plastics can definitely pose impact to our freshwater environment, and there is still a lot to learn.— still a lot to learn. we've got very little time — still a lot to learn

that what or whether makes its way into new south wales into wednesday. ressure comes in behind. drying up here across southern parts of wa. south australia will look drier as -- wel. the pressure begins to pick up once again for the latter part of the week. increased wet and windy across new zealand. turning what across the korean peninsula into japan over the next couple of days. a chance of welcome rain into northern arts of china. -- parts of china. ♪ >> wherever there are people, there are stories, stories that must shared. >> it is my biggest responsibility to speak to my people. they're coming from a place where i believe they have more to learn. they can do better. they need to be part of the change. >> award-winning filmmakers from around the world, presenting tales of true life. witness on al jazeera. ♪ ♪ >> the top stories on al jazeera. vladimir putin has addressed the nature thinking mercenaries who stood down during the weekend mutiny to avoid bloodshed. he said most were patriots and now have the choice of signing contracts with the russian

the ongoing conflict in ukraine was being reported by new south wales throughout the tribeca festivaltling backdrop to the festivities. but tribeca did address the turmoil in ukraine in at least two documentaries, focusing on the responses of the creative community in ukraine to the war. i am a subcomedian... from kyiv, i am trying not to die and defeat russia. the documentary follows four stand—up comics still plying their trade during the war. they have been performing in makeshift venues, often in bomb shelters. if you laugh about it, it is not so scary. one of those featured hanna kochehura came to the festival, she told me that laughter by way of comedy is vital in times of war. i think that humour is incredibly important in such times, ifeel like i can help others in terms of, if you laugh at least for two minutes a day, it is a break, and without a break is impossible to go through all of that. we also do shows for military, when we can because they are kinda busy. some people might find hard to understand what you're saying because they will think about is going on in ukraine

to move its way further towards south east england and parts of central southern england, also south waleswill rise into the mid possibly the high 20s in celsius, but for all it stays dry, settled a lot more sunshine to come by. bye for now. live from london. this is bbc news. india's railways minister says the cause and those responsible for the country's worst train crash in decades have been identified. the bbc understands the cost of detaining and deporting illegal migrants in the uk could reach £6 billion in two years. pride celebrations are taking place in thailand — with prospects the government could pass a same sex marriage law. india's railways minister says the cause and people responsible for the country's worst train crash in more than two decades have been identified. it's believed there was an issue with the electronic safety system regulating signals.

they were drift west before further heavy showers move into parts of the west country, south wales, northernrm note with lots of blue skies and sunshine once again. the last of the rain clears way from south—west wales, but like today as we head into the afternoon, heavy and thundery showers once again developing, mainly across these central areas. a maximum temperature, remaining on the high side, so 23—27 c. not quite as hot in the south—east compared to today, but ten bridges remaining in the high 20s. again, those showers for the monday evening rush hour, torrential rain and tricky conditions across parts of the midlands. those thunderstorms moving north into greater manchester, merseyside and north wales during the evening. high pressure dominates as we go through next week. there will be one or two showers, particularly on monday, but it will get drier as we go through the week. and we keep that east or south easterly wind stop we keep the hot weather, really. so heatwave criteria for many parts of the uk as we go through next week. maximum temperature is 24—27 c. the risk of one or tw

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the senior scientist of the institute of artificial intelligence at the university of new south wales of the book machines behaving awkwardly say that the systematization of artificial intelligence can prevent the possible abuse of this technology. stop that it can bring great benefits to artificial intelligence , there are also great challenges and risks that we have to deal with, but i don't think that this danger is objective and destructive, it will destroy humanity, we have also been objectively realized in the past. including the threat of nuclear war, and unfortunately, this threat is increasing, and to some extent we see that criminal groups continue to show their strength. i think everyone would agree with that that more regulations should be prepared and regulated , artificial intelligence can be very powerful in disinformation, for example, two or three days ago, we saw a fake photo was published that showed the pentagon building on fire. they had prepared from artificial intelligence. this is an example of misuse of these technologies, but it is not considered an objective