, south wales, southern england, a mix of sunny spells and showers, 16 or 17 celsius, butherly winds kick in, could even see some wintry showers over high ground in northern scotland, because temperatures really will be dropping away through wednesday night, into the first part of thursday, with a frost across parts of scotland. a little bit milder, further south, first thing on thursday, but through the day, this cold air will be moving its way southwards, so a very different feel to the weather, but actually, things don't look too bad. certainly a drier day in prospect, some good spells of sunshine, just a few showers around western and eastern coasts, where it will be quite windy for a time. still the potential for some wintriness mixing in with the showers over the very highest ground in northern scotland. but these are the afternoon highs — 8 to 13 celsius at best. could well see a frost in parts of england and wales to start friday morning. here, though, we should see some good spells of sunshine. northern ireland not looking too bad, but we will see cloud and patchy

cops to, which is our state, so new south wales cops are hunting down. you you so the word hunting makes it seem like people who are hiding uh holding those flags are no longer humans but animals, which means depicting him in that manner falls directly in line with the same way. we've seen galant and all of the predecessors between presidents and politicians in israel refer to arabs as animals and not humans. so on channel seven which we've got here, they said terror leader, mosks, more and terror leader, and the word between terror leader and terrorist and everything around that has been every depiction and every news outlet has used to mention. the morning whether in islamic scenars or mosks of the secretary general, so to me that shows the biggest hypocrisy, but we knew it was going to happen, um, they give us no faith, so really it's just it's become echo chamber, there are people who argue in the comments and say no, this is who you're actually supporting, this is the truth, which um, mean good on them for for challenging that, but really channels l

, south wales, southern england, a mix of sunny spells and showers, 16—17 celsius.kick in. could even see some wintry showers over high ground in northern scotland, because temperatures really will be dropping away through wednesday night into the first part of thursday, with a frost across parts of scotland. a little bit milder further south first thing on thursday, but through the day, this cold air will be moving its way southwards. so, a very different feel to the weather, but actually, things don't look too bad. certainly a drier day in prospect, some good spells of sunshine. just a few showers around western and eastern coasts, where it will be quite windy for a time. still the potential for some wintriness mixing in with the showers over the very highest ground in northern scotland. but these are the afternoon highs — 8—13 celsius at best. could well see a frost in parts of england and wales to start friday morning. here, though, we should see some good spells of sunshine — northern ireland not looking too bad, but we will see cloud and patchy rain getting in

and we'll see this rain in the south and the west slowly pushing northwards across england and wales, a few showers and it's very windy for the far southwest. most of scotland, northern ireland, northern eastern england will stay cloudy. best of any sunshine, south—west scotland and north—west england. temperatures pretty decent again for the time of year — mid to high teens. friday night, we see that weather front spread northwards across scotland, bringing outbreaks of rain, patchy clouds. skies clear for many. this area of low pressure starts to fizzle out across the southwest so the winds will ease down here. still fairly mild, temperatures to start saturday ranging between 7 and 11 degrees. saturday, that area of low pressure fizzles out, but we look to the north—west, a renewed area of low pressure. its weather front pushing into scotland and northern ireland bringing strong winds and outbreaks of rain here. but much of southern and eastern scotland, england and wales will have a fine day with some sunshine. a few showers, wales, south—west england some early showers, i think ea

, south wales, southern england, a mix of sunny spells and showers, 16 or 17 celsius, buts kick in, could even see some wintry showers over high ground in northern scotland, because temperatures really will be dropping away through wednesday night, into the first part of thursday, with a frost across parts of scotland. a little bit milder, further south, first thing on thursday, but through the day, this cold air will be moving its way southwards, so a very different feel to the weather, but actually, things don't look too bad. certainly a drier day in prospect, some good spells of sunshine, just a few showers around western and eastern coasts, where it will be quite windy for a time. still the potential for some wintriness mixing in with the showers over the very highest ground in northern scotland. but these are the afternoon highs — 8 to 13 celsius at best. could well see a frost in parts of england and wales to start friday morning. here, though, we should see some good spells of sunshine. northern ireland not looking too bad, but we will see cloud and patchy rain gett

photos shared by the south wales ambulance service to her hanging between the boulders by her feet. hangingdeal to —— during which emergency services undertook an emergency rescue, including moving several boulders. a paramedic involved in the rescue said he had never encountered a job quite like this in his ten year career. just imagine walking up to that site and stopping to take a photo before doing anything else. that's all for now. business today is next. hello. wednesday's shaping up to be a fine day across most of the uk with some pleasant sunshine. however, the morning could look like this, particularly across southern and central areas of england. mist and fog really quite thick in places, but the fog shouldn't last. it will clear later in the morning, and thanks to the position of this area of high pressure and our southerly winds, it'll feel pleasant in that sunshine. and i think the mild air is here to stay at least until thursday. beyond that, somewhat cooler air will arrive off the atlantic. so the short term then, that fog forming across southern and southeastern parts of eng

south of the band of rain this sky is clear. that will allow temperatures to drop overnight but it will also allow for sunshine tomorrow morning. across the bulk of england and walesom the west with strengthening winds. parts of east anglia and the south here, an area of cloud will bring spots of rain at times but for many not a bad day. temperatures of 11 to 16 degrees, a touch above the average for this time of year. don't forget saturday night, the early hours of sunday morning, the clocks go back an hour. you get an extra hourin go back an hour. you get an extra hour in bed. pretty chilly as well on saturday night, sunday getting off to a cold start but sunny for many. 0nce off to a cold start but sunny for many. once again though if you are spending the day in northern ireland or western scotland you will see thickening cloud and rain. it will be feeling a little bit chilly around nine to 14 degrees. into next week, things looked largely dry. areas of mist and fog around at times, some signs that as we head towards the end of the week things might start to turn a little bit colder from the north might start to turn a little bit colderfrom the north but might

but a bit drier, maybe for south wales and south—west england . south—west england. >> ooh, a chilly to you and a very happy monday 3:00 pm. welcome to the martin daubney show on gb news. we're broadcasting live from the heart of westminster and all across the uk . on today's show, one the uk. on today's show, one former labour adviser says to tony blair says that starmer's government has completely lost grip after sue gray was ousted from her role as number 10 chief of staff. how much is labour really achieved in their first 100 days in power? and will be crossing line to sir keir starmer later in the show as he addresses the nation on the state in israel. talking of which, one year on from the october 7th massacre in israel, shocking new figures show sympathy and support for hamas on britain's streets as israel marks the terrible first anniversary of the october 7th terror attack. live pictures there from southern israel commemorating that anniversary one year ago today. commemorating that anniversary one year ago today . and if the one year ago today. and if the labour party gave

with surfers for climate, which is an australian—based environmental group, we worked with the new south waleschieve bipartisan support for a bill that banned the offshore exploration and extraction of fossil fuels in new south wales coastal waters. ithink, you know, post—career, i'm trying to use that platform to advocate for positive change, whether that's, you know, being here in new york this week at climate change and learning from leaders and being at the forefront of, you know, investment in climate technology. really enjoying having a lot more time on my hands to get much more involved in all those different aspects. australia, of course, is somewhere that's perhaps seen climate change affect the land at a faster rate than other areas. can you just explain what that's been like? i mean, if wejust look at the ocean — and let's, say, hone in on the great barrier reef, you know, which is a world heritage area — it has seen unprecedented coral bleaching events in the last five years. that's devastating — when you look at the biodiversity there, when you look at the role that the great barr

, south wales, southern england, a mix of sunny spells and showers, 16 or 17 celsius, butcould even see some wintry showers over high ground in northern scotland, because temperatures really will be dropping away through wednesday night into the first part of thursday, with a frost across parts of scotland. a little bit milder, further south, first thing on thursday, but through the day, this cold air will be moving its way southwards, so a very different feel to the weather, but actually, things don't look too bad. certainly, a drier day in prospect, some good spells of sunshine, just a few showers around western and eastern coasts, where it will be quite windy for a time. still the potential for some wintriness mixing in with the showers over the very highest ground in northern scotland. but these are the afternoon highs — 8 to 13 celsius at best. could well see a frost in parts of england and wales to start friday morning. here, though, we should see some good spells of sunshine. northern ireland not looking too bad, but we will see cloud and patchy rain getting into th

case of a teenager accused of attempting to murder two to just add another pupil at a school in south walesn't be named because of her age, admitted the triple stabbing but denied charges of attempted murder two teachers along with a pupil were taken to hospital after being stabbed at the school in april. the 27th of january has been set at the date for the retrial. if you open a point of not this morning you might not have given too much thought to where it came from but there is a warning the future of dairy production could be at risk. farmers say outdated myths people off during the industry, which is facing a staffing crisis. high on the mendips, two young dairy farmers are bringing their cows in for milking the they are both in their early 20s and this is the life they love.— their early 20s and this is the life they love. you can't being out in the _ life they love. you can't being out in the sunshine _ life they love. you can't being out in the sunshine on - life they love. you can't being out in the sunshine on a - life they love. you can't being| out in the sunshine on a lovely da

, south wales, southern england, a mix of sunny spells and showers, 16 or 17 celsius, buttry showers over high ground in northern scotland, because temperatures really will be dropping away through wednesday night, into the first part of thursday, with a frost across parts of scotland. a little bit milder, further south, first thing on thursday, but through the day, this cold air will be moving its way southwards, so a very different feel to the weather, but actually, things don't look too bad. certainly a drier day in prospect, some good spells of sunshine, just a few showers around western and eastern coasts, where it will be quite windy for a time. still the potential for some wintriness mixing in with the showers over the very highest ground in northern scotland. but these are the afternoon highs — 8 to 13 celsius at best. could well see a frost in parts of england and wales to start friday morning. here, though, we should see some good spells of sunshine. northern ireland not looking too bad, but we will see cloud and patchy rain getting into the northwest of scotland

, south wales, southern england, a mix of sunny spells and showers, 16 to 17 celsius, butugh wednesday night, into the first part of thursday, with a frost across parts of scotland. a little bit milder, further south, first thing on thursday, but through the day, this cold air will be moving its way southwards, so a very different feel to the weather, but actually, things don't look too bad. certainly a drier day in prospect, some good spells of sunshine. just a few showers around western and eastern coasts, where it will be quite windy for a time. still the potential for some wintriness mixing in with the showers over the very highest ground in northern scotland. but these are the afternoon highs — eight to 13 celsius at best. could well see a frost in parts of england and wales to start friday morning. here, though, we should see some good spells of sunshine — northern ireland not looking too bad, but we will see cloud and patchy rain getting into the northwest of scotland. still feeling a little bit on the chilly side — 8—9 celsius in the far north of scotland, 12 to 13

staying pretty wet across north—east england and southeast scotland, but a bit drier, maybe for south walesy start will give way to a lovely warm i >> -- >> boxt heat go away . go away. >> a very very good afternoon to you. it's 5:00 pm and welcome to the martin daubney show here on gb. news of course we're broadcasting live from the heart of westminster and all across the uk. on today's show, sir keir starmer has addressed parliament on the first anniversary of the october the 7th terrorist attacks as the middle east teeters on the edge of all out war, he's got chaos of all out war, he's got chaos of his own on the home front as his own chief of staff has been forced to quit. how much has labour really achieved in their first 100 days in power ? and one first 100 days in power? and one year on from the october 7 massacre in israel, shocking new figures show sympathy and support for hamas on britain's streets as israel marks that tragic anniversary of the october 7th terror attack and at the labour party gave the chagos islands back to mauritius today, a group of outraged chagossians gather

the bright greens across south wales in south—west england, here we could see 70 to 80 millimetres overlow pressure will start to dominate the story once again. we are already seeing signs of that, with cloud and rain moving in. and that is going to continue to drift its way steadily north and east during the early hours of sunday morning. that is acting like a blanket. it's going to prevent the temperatures from falling too far. it would be as chilly start, but it will be a rather grey one. central and eastern england seeing the best of the dry weather. a few scattered showers, but hopefully hit and miss. 0ut scattered showers, but hopefully hit and miss. out of the west, take a cloud, outbreaks of rain moving to northern ireland, wales and south—west england, and brighter colours denoting the intense job that rainfall for a time. temperatures are still likely to peak between 17 and 13 degrees. as you go through the evening, some of those showers per turn quite heavy as they move out of wales, once again open to the midlands and into the north of england. so they will take their time t

but some spots, particularly wales , south—west particularly wales, south—west england a fairly gusty the rest of house. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news. >> good morning. 930 on tuesday, the 1st of october. live across the 1st of october. live across the uk. this is britain's newsroom with andrew pierce. i'm at the conservative conference in birmingham and bev turner in london. >> good morning. so some breaking news this morning. a manhunt is underway after two pupils and one teacher were victims of an acid attack at a west london school yesterday afternoon. more on that to come in just a moment. labour's freebie fiasco continues. while the prime minister's chief of staff, sue gray, brings home a whopping salary of £170,000, it turns out that she also enjoyed hundreds of pounds worth of premier league hospitality tickets . an asylum backlog tickets. an asylum backlog migrants will continue to be housed in hotels for up to three years, as the government acknowledges the scale of the problem . leave lebanon now that problem. leave lebanon now that is the message to brits in

overnight as that area of low pressure forms to our southwest, it will throw a band of rain into south—west england, walese, we'll have some low cloud and some drizzle forming across parts of north—east england and south—east scotland, and with that probably some hill fog patches. so for some, quite a murky start to the day on friday with extensive low cloud around. this band of rain across northern ireland, wales, south—west england becomes quite slow moving, just slowly drifts into the midlands and southeast england. but by this stage it's very weak so barely any rain left on it. quite windy conditions for the far south—west of england. otherwise the winds not particularly strong. heading into saturday, that area of low pressure starts to die away. now, for most of the country there'll be bright or sunny spells, potentially a bit of rain for east anglia and south—east england, and there certainly will be a band of rain moving into west scotland, northern ireland with strengthening winds for these areas as we go through saturday afternoon. but overall, it's not a bad kind of start to the weekend for many

rainfall accumulations showing we will all see some rain but the bright greens across south wales in next few days. low pressure will start to dominate the story once again. we are already seeing signs of that with cloud and rain moving in and that will continue to drift steadily north and east during the early hours of sunday morning. so thatis hours of sunday morning. so that is acting like a blanket. it will prevent the temperatures from falling too far so it will not be as chilly as the morning just passed but it will be a rather grey one for some. it will be a rather grey one forsome. centraland it will be a rather grey one for some. central and eastern england sing the best of the dry weather. a few scattered showers but hopefully hit and miss. 0ut showers but hopefully hit and miss. out of the west, thicker cloud, outbreaks of rain moving through northern ireland, wales and south—west england, in brighter colours denoting the intensity of the rainfall. in the drier, brighter interludes, the drier, brighter interludes, the temperatures are pleasant enough. as we go through the e

but some spots, particularly wales, south west england a fairly gusty wind .a fairly gusty wind. >> expect a warm front moving from the kitchen right through to the rest of the house. gb news. >> good morning. year old drivers? i say no, a 96 year old woman has become the oldest person in britain to be convicted of dangerous driving, but she's avoiding being sent to jail after killing a prisoner, a pensioner , in a crash in pensioner, in a crash in merseyside . merseyside. >> and of course, we'd love to hear what you think. send your views and post your comments by visiting gbnews.com/yoursay. but first, here's the news with tatiana sanchez . tatiana sanchez. >> andrew. thank you. the top stories from the gb newsroom. the israeli army says they've begun a targeted ground operation against the iranian backed terror group hezbollah, with artillery fires reported in the southern parts of beirut. hezbollah has reportedly responded with fire into israel. the lebanese prime minister has described this as one of the most dangerous moments in their history. it's most

the visit will include a reception in canberra, but the six state premiers of new south wales, victorialia, south australia and tasmania have said they're unable to attend. meanwhile, the australian republican movement has launched a campaign branding the upcoming visit as the "farewell tour" of the british monarchy. this includes a tshirt aimed at sparking debate about the role of the crown in modern australia, but monarchists say it is offensive. here's our royal correspondent, sean coughlan, who told us more about the upcoming visit. the king and queen are going to australia. they're arriving on friday, but even before they've landed, this argument has broken out between supporters of the monarchy and supporters of a republic. and the two sides are already at it. and that t shirt, with its rather blunt message saying tour," shows their side of the case. but today's row is about the monarchists saying that it's insulting that none of the premiers of the six australian states can make it to a reception which is welcoming king charles and queen camilla in canberra. and they have various

is between israel and the citizens of um gaza and um the west bank, oh everywhere now, the new south wales police was seen around the peaceful wigel. ensuring public safety and preventing any potential disturbance. meanwhile, the australian prime minister has come under significant criticism following his expression of solidarity with the zionist community. the australian government is complicit in this whole um past year of of what's occurred, and it's it's not just, you know, since october the 6th, it's the 48 years, sorry, the 78, 70. six years before, it's the nackbar, it's the occupation. the peaceful vigil concluded with a resolute promise from participants to continue their efforts until the world recognizes the rights of palestinian people. they wowed to persist in their advocacy until palestinians are given equal opportunity to protect and reclaim their land. here in sydney, thousands have gathered in a powerful show. solidarity with the people of palestine, the message is clear, the world is watching and the voices of oppressed need to be heard. press tv, sydney. pakistan has nam

we have that across parts of southern england and south wales.develop in the cloud, it will brighten up a touch. north—east england seeing some sunshine. some drizzle across northern ireland and much of scotland, it is cloudy away from the far north where we will have some sunshine for much of the day. i breezy day in prospect, it will brighten up a touch but by the end of the afternoon we will start to see some rain coming in across the south—west, cringing into northern ireland. that rain is going to march steadily north and east, heavy in places in southern england and wales. it will be a mild night, temperatures overnight ten to 15. tomorrow we start off with this rain, it is starting to move eastwards, but its passages blocked by high pressure in the near continent. behind it in the west it will brighten up a little bit but there will still be showers. ahead of it in east anglia and the south—east, depending on how much sunshine we see, we could have temperatures up to 21 degrees. that is very dependent on how much sunshine we see. generally

, south wales, southern england, a mix of sunny spells and showers, 16—17 celsius.rough the day, this cold air will be moving its way southwards. so, a very different feel to the weather, but actually, things don't look too bad. certainly a drier day in prospect, some good spells of sunshine. just a few showers around western and eastern coasts, where it will be quite windy for a time. still the potential for some wintriness mixing in with the showers over the very highest ground in northern scotland. but these are the afternoon highs — 8—13 celsius at best. could well see a frost in parts of england and wales to start friday morning. here, though, we should see some good spells of sunshine — northern ireland not looking too bad, but we will see cloud and patchy rain getting into the northwest of scotland. still feeling a little bit on the chilly side — 8—9 celsius in the far north of scotland, 12—13 for south wales and the south of england. now into the weekend, high pressure never too far away from southern parts — so here, staying largely dry. fairly weak frontal

gill and pete brisley adored visiting israel from south wales to see their daughter and herfamily.r it. their trips are now mournful, sorrowfuljourneys. on the morning of october the 7th last year, their daughter lianne, grandchildren noiya and yahel, and their son—in—law elli were at home when hamas gunmen tried to break in. when it happened, the front door was locked. in desperation, lianne called out for help. she was on whatsapp with her older brother in canada, and it wasjust, um, "help us. "we've got terrorists in the house. "we can hear shooting. "for god's sake, help! " and they are shouting, "die israel!" and she said, "i have never, ever been so scared in my life." and then, of course, it alljust went dead. there was no communication. one year on, in a bullet—scarred kitchen, they reveal how their son broke the terrible news. on sunday morning, he sat me down on the settee and he said, "sorry, mum, lianne didn't make it. "nor did the girls." and that really was just the end of our world as we know it. that's the safe room. so they would have been sheltering in here? all f

2,800 jobs will be lost, and the closure marks the end of a century of traditional steel making in south wales' of how difficult the closure is for the community, whilst union unite called it �*industrial vandalism'. an accounting system used by post office sub—postmasters before the flawed horizon software was introduced, is also likely to have been faulty. a report into the capture system, which was used from 1992 to 1999, found it could have created cash shortfalls in accounts. an investigation into the it system was commissioned after some subpostmasters said they were wrongly accused of stealing. the uk's top civil servant, simon case, is to step down for health reasons. the cabinet secretary says he's been undergoing treatment for a �*neurological condition�* and will leave by the end of the year. mr case said the decision was "solely to do with health". the job involves advising the prime minister and cabinet, and leading implementation of government policies. you�*re live with bbc news. more than 100 people have died and millions are without power in the south—eastern united states, af

rainfall accumulation showing we're all going to see some rain, but the brighter greens across south wales cloud and rain moving in, and that is going to continue to drift its way steadily north and east during the early hours of sunday morning. so that's acting like a blanket. it's going to prevent those temperatures from falling too far, so it won't be as chilly a start as the mornings just past, but it will be a rather grey one for some of us. so, yes, central and eastern england seeing the best of the drier weather. a few scattered showers, but hopefully hit and miss. out to the west, thicker cloud, outbreaks of rain moving through northern ireland, wales and southwest england, and brighter colours denoting the intensity of that rainfall for a time. temperatures are still likely to peak, though between 13 and 17 degrees, so in the drier, brighter interludes, that's pleasant enough. but as we go through the evening hours, some of those showers could really turn quite heavy. as they move out of wales once again, up into the midlands and into the north of england. so they will take their

and outbreaks of rain, fizzles out to virtually nothing as it heads towards southern england and south wales and last night scotland, northern ireland a touch of frost tomorrow, but a sunny start again before cloud and rain starts to push in from the west. england and wales, though a lot more sunshine more widely through sunday will be a very pleasant day, although later on the cloud increases. north west england, isle of man, north and west wales too. and temperatures, after that chillier start, not as high as today. 11 to 1a celsius, about average. now, as we go into the evening, rain will extend across the rest of scotland into northern england, north and west wales. that pushes its way southwards for monday and fizzling out a little bit. there's going to be a lot of cloud around on monday. a few brighter breaks to the east of high ground, but outbreaks of rain or drizzle possible just about anywhere. it will be milder again though, even with that cloud 13 to 16 or 17. the general highs. quick glimpse into next week. high pressure is going to be more dominant, especially to the south and

we've got a band of cloud and showery rain pushing south eastwards across england and wales this morning will continue to fizzle. you can see two still quite gusty winds across the far north of scotland. so this afternoon, as the weather front arrives in the south—east, it won't be bringing you much more than a band of cloud and the odd shower. the showers easing across the north, and then it's a largely dry day for the bulk of the country, with some sunny intervals and temperatures ranging from 10 to about 17 degrees. now, as we head through the evening and overnight, eventually the weather front pulls away, we'll see some thick fog develop across england and wales, particularly the southern half of the country. and then we're looking at more cloud coming in across northern ireland and scotland with some rain and that is pushing northwards. temperatures falling away between 6 and 11. so we start with the dense fog in the morning. it will be slow to clear the south—east, could linger right the way through the course of the morning, then a lot of dry weather, but still more cloud coming i

hang onto the rain across the north and the east but it will brighten across southern england and south wales as snow. temperature is 89 in scotland but generally we're looking at 12 to 17. 17 will but generally we're looking at 12to17. 17 will feel quite pleasant if in sunshine. that band of rain continues to sink southwards clear skies follow one behind. you can see where we got the blue charts temperatures could fall to —3 or “4. as we head through tomorrow the cold weather sink southwards is represented by the blue. eventually chasing away the yellow through the day. we are all going to be in for this northerly wind. we start with a cloud and some showery outbreaks of rain in the far south—west. then a lot of dry weather, fewer showers around. a lot of this will be on windward coast. temperatures low for the time of year anyway, add on the wind chill and it will feel much colder than that. it's going to be a frosty start on friday. a widespread frost. but a lot of dry weather england and wales and northern ireland. we got some outbreaks of rain. we got more of a westerly wind but the cold

residents of a south wales town say they feel "under siege" from dangerous e—motorbike riders.ity come from behind to make sure it's only an advantage of one point.

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this is where the woman, matilda campbell, was stuck between some boulders in new south wales. it happened earlier this month when she was hiking with her friends. she dropped her phone into the nine foot deep crevice and then leaned down to get in and she fell head first in after her phone. her friends called first responders. they freed her by removing some of the boulders. campbell didn't suffer any major injuries, except you can see all those grazes and cuts. she never got her phone back. she should have never gone after it. campbell says she's going to take a break from hiking for a while and for all of us. lesson learned phone is not important. all right. don't forget, you can watch our newscast 24/7 on pluto and other streaming platforms. janelle and raj join us with what's coming up at 530. here's what we're working on on this wednesday evening. another day of testimony in san francisco for the sister of nima momeni. there she is. how prosecutors are chipping away at her credibility in the murder case of tech executive bob lee. teachers in the wealthiest part of the bay

minister anthony albanese, australia's governor—general sam mostyn and the premier of the state of new south walesphotographic montage of king charles's previous visits to australia, where he attended school for six months as a teenager, and has returned more than a dozen times. the visit will last six days, before the king and queen travel to the commonwealth heads of government meeting in samoa. 0ur news reporter emer mccarthy is in melbourne. i really started to visit there and a welcome for the royal couple. of course, many viewers will be well aware of the very active discussions in australia about the future of the monarchy there. tell us how this visit is being greeted overall? ~ , ,., , this visit is being greeted overall? ~ , ~ , overall? absolutely. as you said, overall? absolutely. as you said. wet — overall? absolutely. as you said, wet and _ overall? absolutely. as you said, wet and windy - overall? absolutely. as you said, wet and windy start i overall? absolutely. as you j said, wet and windy start to the visit, probably something that charles and camilla are quite used to. this deb

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that, bringing in some gusty winds and showers, and even some isolates of thunder storms from new south wales victoria and has mania the legacy of cloud stretching across the bite. some cloud is well across the north with some thunder storms up here, some of that rain trickling into queensland. that is a story of sunshine and heat for brisbin is $32.00 degrees celsius that on sunday there's lots of rooms as well for christ church with the temperature above average that needs to go into sunday. but it is a shall repeat shop for both the north and the south island. as we end the we tend, was more in a way of showers for taiwan after very heavy rain from a ty, food that fell apart. taking heavy rain to east and pots of china, we'll see that pushover towards the korean peninsula. on sunday, the through centuries of expulsion on persecution, an ideology was form that with the appropriate jewish identity facilitate the creation of israel and frame. it's within the western world order in a 3 part series, the big picture charts, the right as of the religious states from an imperial poxy to an indispe

and outbreaks of rain, fizzles out to virtually nothing as it heads towards southern england and south walesditions thank last night. scotland and northern ireland, a touch of frost tomorrow, but a sunny start again before cloud and rain starts to push in from the west. england and wales, though — a lot more sunshine more widely through sunday. it will be a very pleasant day, although later on the cloud increases. north west england, isle of man, north and west wales too. and temperatures, after that chillier start, not as high as today. 11—14 celsius — about average. now, as we go into the evening, rain will extend across the rest of scotland into northern england, north and west wales. that pushes its way southwards for monday. fizzling out a little bit. there's going to be a lot of cloud around on monday. a few brighter breaks to the east of high ground, but outbreaks of rain or drizzle possible just about anywhere. it will be milder again though, even with that cloud — 13—16 or 17 the general highs. quick glimpse into next week. high pressure is going to be more dominant, especially to t

showering conditions if you blustery wins, will that southeast corner some rain in parts of new south wales, southern areas, and in to victoria, as well as has made you a few showers wells and spits in spots across the very nose of w way and the northern territory as well as queensland, but it is a larger u. k. a pick just suddenly across from western areas as well as the east with temperatures continuing to pick up over the next few days. we're gonna see a lot of heat, especially across the north and central areas. now we have seen some, i'm seasonal wounds across eastern parts of new zealand. christ church seeing the temperature about 5 degrees above the average. it's shari. elsewhere with the rain getting a little bit heavier on monday, across the north side. and we will see some of that rain coming into christ church to stop the week. and there's some heavy rain for eastern pots of china that does start to push its way. 6 the north and east, it's going to join up with a band moving across the north of china. and that will bring some very heavy rain with possible flooding to japan. on mo

and her partner and a number of other dignitaries from new south wales, greeting him on the soggy wetney's international airport. i expect the welcome party will not last too long. many people will want to get into the dry. the king is on his first visit here since 2018, when as prince of wales, he came to open the commonwealth games in melbourne. and crucially in that welcoming party, the king is being greeted by the australian prime minister, anthony albanese. he is of course a republican, someone who has said that he would politically like australia to become a republic. he believes australia should have an australian head of state. but the mood in the room for this visit is that that won't be a live political issue during the trip. in fact, the australian prime minister, the man who would like this country to be a republic, is going to be one of the hosts of the king and queen while they are here and there are a lot of other domestic political pressures on the australian prime minister, which mean the idea of this becoming a republic, of there being a referendum of the australian

there'll be barely anything on it by the time it reaches south wales and southern england. it's dry with clear skies, lighterwinds. it'll turn quite chilly for all areas, but a touch of frost likely for parts of scotla nd and northern ireland. and don't forget tonight the clocks go back one hour, so sunday morning then, it's a chilly start for all areas, particularly in the north. lots of sunshine. however, the winds pick up again across northern ireland and scotland, and cloud and rain starts to push in here. but parts of eastern scotland will see sunshine, england and wales doing pretty well with the sunshine into the afternoon, just tending to cloud up across northern and western areas. but a cooler day — ten to 13 or 1a degrees. as we move out of sunday into monday, with a couple of fairly weak weather fronts across the country, more isobars as well for all areas. so i think it's going to be a fairly breezy day across the board. a lot of cloud around with some spots of rain. thanks to those weather fronts. i think most of the rain will tend to be across more northern an