the south-west of england? that's riaht, the south-west of england? that's right.en. — the south-west of england? that's right. ben. i— the south-west of england? that's right, ben. iwonder_ the south-west of england? that's right, ben. iwonder if— the south-west of england? that's right, ben. i wonder if quite - the south-west of england? that's right, ben. i wonder if quite a - the south-west of england? that's right, ben. i wonder if quite a few| right, ben. i wonder if quite a few people are a bit tired this morning, and the chances are it was these noisy thunderstorms which were responsible. in some areas we had extreme falls of rain, in swindon, one months�* worth in the space of an hour. we had some flash flooding in parts of devon yesterday as well. this week will often be wet and windy because we have got a very powerfuljet windy because we have got a very powerful jet stream across the atlantic which is blowing at 150mph, it is the jet stream which makes and moves our areas of low pressure, so moves our areas of low pressure, so we moves our areas of low

the south-west of england? that's riaht, the south-west of england? that's right.right, ben. i wonder if quite - the south-west of england? that's right, ben. i wonder if quite a - the south-west of england? that's right, ben. i wonder if quite a few| right, ben. i wonder if quite a few people are a bit tired this morning, and the chances are it was these noisy thunderstorms which were responsible. in some areas we had extreme falls of rain, in swindon, one months' worth in the space of an hour. we had some flash flooding in parts of devon yesterday as well. this week will often be wet and windy because we have got a very powerfuljet windy because we have got a very powerful jet stream across the atlantic which is blowing at 150mph, it is the jet stream which

for tuesday the area of low pressure swelling to the south—west of us may introduce the odd shower acrossint northern scotland will weaken and elsewhere lots more sunshine and plenty of water is well but a slight shift in the wind direction will bring a slightly cooler day in the eastern side of scotland, 21 for aberdeen, further south 27, possibly 28. on wednesday the area of high pressure changes shape. shifts to the east of us and we start to bring the winds up from the south, so another surge of very warm air. wednesday, some places get up to 30 celsius or possibly even a little bit higher than that, a few patches of mist and fog around some of the coast and elsewhere it is a story of warmth and sunshine. and as we head towards the end of the week we stick with the same theme, temperatures could still go close to 30 on thursday, only very, very slowly will it turn more unsettled from the west. live from washington, this is bbc news. ukraine's president zelensky announces a key change in military leadership for his country. taiwan faces a powerful typhoon as thousands evacuate. and fro

weather, with some strong winds and some heavy rain, and talking of heavy rain, on sunday, parts of south west really intense downpours and thunderstorms that drifted up from the south. you can see the shower clouds there on our earlier satellite picture. we've also got a couple of different frontal systems pushing in from the west, so, whichever way you slice it, quite a wet start to monday for many of us. still some hefty showers across parts of eastern england, first thing. then here comes our band of rain, some particularly wet weather across parts of scotland. behind our rain bands, we see a mixture of sunny spells and showers. some of those could be on the heavy side, and also behind our rain band, a cooler, fresherfeel. so, temperatures north to south, 13 to 20 degrees. so, cool and fresh, as we head into monday night, some clear spells, still some showers, and then here comes our next weather system, a zone of cloud and outbreaks of heavy rain across northern ireland, south—west scotland, north—west england, parts of wales, turning very mild down towards the south west, rather chilly a

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west, introducing some more rain. temperatures ranging from 1a in the north to about 21 or 22 down in the south—east. e week, there's some showers in the north and west on friday and saturday, some rain comes in from the south and sunday, but a lot of dry weather, too. live from london. this is bbc news. thousands of armenian refugees continue to flee nagorno—karabakh, as an explosion at a fuel depot reportedly kills 20 people. the uk home secretary suella braverman is expected to say being gay is not enough to get refugee status in a speech calling for changes to international conventions. and jailed russian opposition figure alexei navalny appeals against his 19—year sentence. hello, i'm lucy grey. welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. we start in the caucasus, where at least 20 people have been killed in an explosion at a fuel depot in the disputed territory of nagorno—karabakh. armenian separatist officials say almost 300 people have been admitted to hospitals, with dozens in

starting in the north of england, wales and the south—west, there could be some rumbles of thunder. will work its way eastwards, never quite reaching the far south—east until late in the day. brighter skies in its wake. fresh feel in the breeze, but frequent showers across western scotland, northern ireland and the wind strengthening across the western isles where, as we go into thursday, we could see winds gusting 50, 60mph again here. but elsewhere, the winds will be lighter compared with the next couple of days. a sunny start, fresh start, but plenty of showers developing through the day. some of those could be heavy and thundery. for all, temperatures in the teens. in the breeze and the showers, it will feel cooler. the change to the unsettled conditions is because we�*ve got the jet stream really piling across the atlantic and in these dips, we see areas of low pressure, one after another, but there will be a little bit of a gap between them, i suspect, through friday into saturday. so late on friday and early saturday, there will be some drier and brighter moments with some su

across the south west of england, parts of wales, possibly northern ireland. weakening. elsewhere, lots more sunshine and plenty of warmth as well, although a slight shift in the wind direction will bring a slightly cooler day in the eastern side of scotland. 21 there for aberdeen. further south 27, possibly 28 degrees. as we move into wednesday, this area of high pressure changes shape, shifts to the east of us and we start to bring the winds up from the south. so, another surge of very warm air. wednesday is the day when some places could get up to 30 celsius or possibly even a little bit higher than that. a few patches of mist and fog around some of the coasts. but elsewhere, it's a story of warmth and sunshine. and as we head towards the end of the week, we stick with the same theme. temperatures could still get close to 30 degrees on thursday. only very, very slowly will it turn more unsettled from the west. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm mariko oi. the headlines: ukrainian generals report significant progress in the counter—offens

breezy was the pile south—west, the far north of scotland, but only the weston and northern ireland seeing 25—26, parts of central and south—eastern england 29. monday night, staying dry with clear skies, still the weather front in the far north of scotland, a fuse patches of rain, immediately on shower into the far south—west of england, 16 in plymouth to start tuesday. a warm start for there, mild elsewhere. tuesday, this area of low pressure swirling to the south—west, introducing the odd shower across the south—west of england, parts of wales possibly northern ireland. weatherfront in northern scotland weakening, elsewhere lots of sunshine and plenty of warmth. a slight shift in the wind direction, a cooler day in the wind direction, a cooler day in the eastern side of scotland, 21 for aberdeen, further south 27, possibly 28 degrees. wednesday, this area of high pressure changes shape. shifting to the east, we get the wind up from the cell. another surge of very warm air, wednesday is the day when some places could get up to 30 celsius, possibly even a little bit higher. patches of mis

weather, with some strong winds and some heavy rain, and talking of heavy rain, on sunday, parts of south westtense downpours and thunderstorms that drifted up from the south. you can see the shower clouds there on our earlier satellite picture. we've also got a couple of different frontal systems pushing in from the west, so, whichever way you slice it, quite a wet start to monday for many of us. still some hefty showers across parts of eastern england, first thing. then here comes our band of rain, some particularly wet weather across parts of scotland. behind our rain bands, we see a mixture of sunny spells and showers. some of those could be on the heavy side, and also behind our rain band, a cooler, fresherfeel. so, temperatures north to south, 13 to 20 degrees. so, cool and fresh, as we head into monday night, some clear spells, still some showers, and then here comes our next weather system, a zone of cloud and outbreaks of heavy rain across northern ireland, south—west scotland, north—west england, parts of wales, turning very mild down towards the south west, rather chilly across nort

for tuesday, this area of low pressure swirling to the south—west of us may just introduce the odd showerill be weakening. elsewhere, lots more sunshine and plenty of warmth as well, although a slight shift in the wind direction will bring a slightly cooler day in the eastern side of scotland. 21 there for aberdeen. further south 27, possibly 28 degrees. as we move into wednesday, this area of high pressure changes shape, shifts to the east of us and we start to bring the winds up from the south, so another surge of very warm air. wednesday is the day when some places could get up to 30 celsius or possibly even a little bit higher than that. a few patches of mist and fog around some of the coasts but elsewhere, it's a story of warmth and sunshine. and as we head towards the end of the week, we stick with the same theme. temperatures could still get close to 30 degrees on thursday. only very, very slowly will it turn more unsettled from the west. live from london, this is bbc news. rishi sunak heads to indonesia where he will attend the asean summit, hoping to boost trade and investment li

weather, with some strong winds and some heavy rain, and talking of heavy rain, on sunday, parts of south weste downpours and thunderstorms that drifted up from the south. you can see the shower clouds there on our earlier satellite picture. we've also got a couple of different frontal systems pushing in from the west, so, whichever way you slice it, quite a wet start to monday for many of us. still some hefty showers across parts of eastern england, first thing. then here comes our band of rain, some particularly wet weather across parts of scotland. behind our rain bands, we see a mixture of sunny spells and showers. some of those could be on the heavy side, and also behind our rain band, a cooler, fresherfeel. so, temperatures north to south, 13 to 20 degrees. so, cool and fresh, as we head into monday night, some clear spells, still some showers, and then here comes our next weather system, a zone of cloud and outbreaks of heavy rain across northern ireland, south—west scotland, north—west england, parts of wales, turning very mild down towards the south west, rather chilly across north—ea

the south—west of england, parts of wales, possibly northern ireland, whether rodney norman culletonenty of water is well but a slight shift in the wind direction will bring a slightly cooler day in the eastern side of scotland, 21 for aberdeen, further south 27, possibly 28. on wednesday the area of high pressure changes shape. shift to the east of us and we start to the east of us and we start to bring the winds up from the south so another surge of very warm air. when is stable in some places get up to 30 celsius or possibly even a little bit higher than that, so if you patches of mist and fog around some of the coast and elsewhere it is a story of warmth and sunshine. and as we head towards the end of the week we stick with the same theme, bridges could still go close to 30 on thursday, only very, very slowly will it earn more unsettled from the west. the chinese developer, country garden, lives to fight another day as creditors give it more time to pay off its debt. plus the hunting of whales resumes in iceland — we look into this controversial practice in the only place where l

the south—west of england, parts of wales, possibly northern ireland, a weather front will weaken andl bring a slightly cooler day in the eastern side of scotland, 21 for aberdeen, further south 27, possibly 28. on wednesday the area of high pressure changes shape. shifts to the east of us and we start to bring the winds up from the south so another surge of very warm air. wednesday, some places get up to 30 celsius or possibly even a little bit higher than that, a few patches of mist and fog around some of the coast and elsewhere it is a story of warmth and sunshine. and as we head towards the end of the week we stick with the same theme, temperatures could still go close to 30 on thursday, only very, very slowly will it turn more unsettled from the west. pole mariupol the chinese developer, country garden, lives to fight another day as creditors give it more time to pay off its debt. we will have the latest on the potential strike in america. welcome to asia business report, with me mariko oi. let's begin this morning in china. the country's developer, country garden, has reportedly

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windier in south—west. but many in the south—west.to generally staying in the mid to high celsius. so high teens celsius. so quite a warm night to come . bright start high teens celsius. so quite a wa tuesday to come . bright start high teens celsius. so quite a wa tuesday morning.. bright start high teens celsius. so quite a wa tuesday morning. anyjht start high teens celsius. so quite a wa tuesday morning. any mist art high teens celsius. so quite a wa tuesday morning. any mist and on tuesday morning. any mist and fog should quickly clear away. and then we do have that front i mentioned earlier, gradually pushing way further pushing its way further southwards. so turning a bit cloudier, bit damp perhaps for cloudier, a bit damp perhaps for orkney far north of orkney in the far north of mainland elsewhere mainland scotland. elsewhere across lots fine across the uk, lots of fine sunny plenty blue sunny weather, plenty of blue skies temperatures could be skies and temperatures could be a higher today for a touch higher than today for s

across the south—west of england, parts of wales, possibly northern ireland.lthough a slight shift in the wind direction will bring a slightly cooler day in the eastern side of scotland. 21 there for aberdeen. further south 27, possibly 28 degrees. as we move into wednesday, this area of high pressure changes shape, shifts to the east of us and we start to bring the winds up from the south, so another surge of very warm air. wednesday is the day when some places could get up to 30 celsius or possibly even a little bit higher than that. a few patches of mist and fog around some of the coasts but elsewhere, it's a story of warmth and sunshine. and as we head towards the end of the week, we stick with the same theme. temperatures could still get close to 30 degrees on thursday. only very, very slowly will it turn more unsettled from the west. good morning, welcome to breakfast with ben thompson and sally nugent. our headlines today. it's a new term for more children in england but there's frustration from parents and teachers as the government has yet to publish

we saw a campaign to colonize the region, which would later come to be known as the german south west africa. by then, most of the continent had long been divided between european colonizers and germany . shack could not be described as prime land. however, by various means, the new mazda is began to claim pastureland and livestock from the indigenous hereto. number tribes made me call on the head of the sites with glowing, instead of frenzy wolf lodge, hector inflamed mix, yelled private from the in 90. you know, for the heavier people launch an uprising, they are later joined by the know my tried. rioting continues to consume the entire region from the book, the causes how the color, germany's to go from genocide and the colonial roots of not to them by 19 o fall the arrow. people had enjoyed several years of abuse and provocation and events in oklahoma area with us box. it said, all of the rad alonda plays brandishing clubs, knives and guns that have 0 attracted to them and funds settlers were killed in advance, on occasion by their own selves. colonial troops surrounded the rebels

for tuesday, this area of low pressure swirling to the south—west of us may just introduce the odd showerplenty of warmth as well, although a slight shift in the wind direction will bring a slightly cooler day in the eastern side of scotland. 21 there for aberdeen. further south 27, possibly 28 degrees. as we move into wednesday, this area of high pressure changes shape, shifts to the east of us and we start to bring the winds up from the south, so another surge of very warm air. wednesday is the day when some places could get up to 30 celsius or possibly even a little bit higher than that. a few patches of mist and fog around some of the coasts but elsewhere, it's a story of warmth and sunshine. and as we head towards the end of the week, we stick with the same theme. temperatures could still get close to 30 degrees on thursday. only very, very slowly will it turn more unsettled from the west. live from london, this is bbc news. ukraine's president zelensky says he's replacing the country's defence minister, saying it's time for a new approach. over 100 schools in england and scotland wi

windier in south—west. but many in the south—west.to generally staying in the mid to high celsius. so high teens celsius. so quite a warm night to come . bright start high teens celsius. so quite a wa tuesday to come . bright start high teens celsius. so quite a wa tuesday morning.. bright start high teens celsius. so quite a wa tuesday morning. anyjht start high teens celsius. so quite a wa tuesday morning. any mist art high teens celsius. so quite a wa tuesday morning. any mist and on tuesday morning. any mist and fog should quickly clear away. and then we do have that front i mentioned earlier, gradually pushing way further pushing its way further southwards. so turning a bit cloudier, bit damp perhaps for cloudier, a bit damp perhaps for orkney far north of orkney in the far north of mainland elsewhere mainland scotland. elsewhere across lots fine across the uk, lots of fine sunny plenty blue sunny weather, plenty of blue skies temperatures could be skies and temperatures could be a higher today for a touch higher than today for s

the further south and west, clearer skies . but i further south and west, clearer skies. n, not dropping a huge amount. so it's likely to be another relatively warm for most of us as we warm night for most of us as we go through wednesday itself . a go through wednesday itself. a slow, murky start then for some eastern north eastern but eastern north eastern parts. but that should gradually that low cloud should gradually burn coast for burn back towards the coast for most the exception, perhaps around eastern parts of scotland . i am expecting the low cloud to here linger well into the afternoon . otherwise, yes, it afternoon. otherwise, yes, it may be a touch cloudier than some but plenty of some recent days, but plenty of sunshine to be had and temperatures even temperatures could be even higher highs around higher still with highs around 32 celsius . 32 celsius. >> that warm feeling inside aside from boxt boilers as proud sponsors of weather on news. the people's channel. britain's news . news. the people's channel. britain's news. channel news. the people's channel. b

in south—west scotland later. seventh day in a row above 30 degrees but we are looking at the low to mid 20s for the north. heavy thundery showers are possible for northern ireland and parts of in the scotland and more persistent when in the far north—west so you might hear the far north—west so you might hear the odd rumble of thunder and towards the south—east muggy and sticky and 16 or 17 degrees into monday morning. gradually into next week the orange colours, the warm air get skweze away towards the south and we will start to see something fresher and more welcoming. we are typically looking at the high teens and low 20s for the rest of the week. more than 600 people are so far known to have been killed in a powerful 6.8 magnitude earthquake in morocco, with marrakesh among the hardest hit areas. the epicentre was in the high atlas mountains. police have confirmed sightings of missing prisoner daniel khalife in chiswick, west london. in a new description, he is said to be wearing a black baseball cap and a bl

low clouds, some murky conditions here for further south and west. clearer skies . . so it's likely to a huge amount. so it's likely to be relatively warm night be another relatively warm night for of us as we go through for most of us as we go through wednesday itself. a slow , murky wednesday itself. a slow, murky start then for some eastern north eastern parts. but that low gradually burn low cloud should gradually burn back coast for most back towards the coast for most the exception, perhaps around eastern of scotland . i am eastern parts of scotland. i am expecting the low cloud here to unger expecting the low cloud here to linger well into the afternoon . linger well into the afternoon. otherwise, yes, it may be a touch cloudier than some recent days, but plenty sunshine to days, but plenty of sunshine to be and temperatures could be be had and temperatures could be even highs even higher still with highs around 32 celsius. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news gillian weather on. gb news gillian keegan is in tro

this practice was so widespread and accepted in south west africa that in 19 o 5, it was depicted on a postcard. right, so we took one year on the 2nd week of my girlfriend's and i know that you got dirty away, although i actually was much like you on google, more guy and we spend almost a week triple. and then we get to under the, the, according to you, in what age? 1985, the german troops went down to 3 quarters of the people. and about us, uh, the vin number, the when they came out of the concentration camps. they wait a week and to a new reality of the lens, the homes, and now being that lead, suddenly because of late into that, please now. okay, i had my wife to reflect from respect people do this because often they did yellows, needs a lot of capital finding. did you live in cities? the way we lived today is not the way of people are distorted with. it's a piece of land that isn't designed for black. this is where we need the journal, send it to us. but his interest in the knowledge, the lender has never been to the people once they came out of the concentration camps, were put

sunday evening, we are going to see some very heavy, squally downpours of rain moving across the south—west northern ireland. this rain especially heavy and persistent across a good part of scotland and very windy too, with wind gusts of 50 to 60 miles per hour in places. now, as we move through sunday night and into monday, these frontal systems will clear through, low pressure, though, still very much in charge of the weather for the start of the new working week. so on monday, this frontal system clearing the south east corner, basically no rain left on it by this stage, further north and west, some pretty hefty showers across parts of northern ireland and scotland — some of those could contain the odd rumble of thunder, still relatively warm for the time of year, 15 to 22 degrees. now for tuesday, we could see a clutch of thunderstorms to start off across eastern counties of england and then a band of heavy rain moving eastwards. behind that, further showers returning. so quite an unsettled complexion to things, 15 to 22 degrees. now, as we head into the middle part of the week, we have

from the south—west. the south of this country. the south of england into the channel islands staying dry with some breaks in the cloud. in between, rain extensive and heavy through to northern ireland. north of wales, north—west england and turning wetter in south—west scotland. 45 mph winds around the coast. a warmish date of the south—east, 20—21 c. evening and overnight, rain sweeping north across scotland before clearer skies later but it turns wetter in parts of northern england, north and west wales into tomorrow morning. 12-16 c, a wales into tomorrow morning. 12—16 c, a warm and humid start to sunday. the further south you are there will be missed and merc —— mist and murk. merc —— mistand murk. in the merc —— mist and murk. in the midlands and lincolnshire it would turn claudia, damp or later but towards the south and east a few sunny outbreaks, 23 24 celsius, pretty warm for the first day of october. into monday, high pressure 0ctober. into monday, high pressure across europe, they will be getti

that'll shift towards the south and east, brightening up with sunshine, south—west england and the midlandspretty warm for the first day of october. into monday, high pressure across europe, they will be getting some unusual warmth there, but we are on the edge of it and that will still allow further weather fronts to push their way in. the winds won't be particularly strong away from north scotland. but through parts of western wales we will see thundery showers. warm and humid in the south—east corner. still a few glimpses of sunshine, warm and humid in the south—east corner. a fresher feel in the north especially with that wind across northern scotland. into next week, we'll see some sunshine, a fresher few days to come on tuesday and wednesday, but expect some rain now and again, especially in the north and the west. take care. live from london. this is bbc news. more than 100,000 ethnic—armenians have now fled nagorno—karabakh since azerbaijan's offensive on the region began earlier this month. the threat of a us government shutdown inches closer, after members of congress fail to reac

west, introducing more rain. temperatures ranging from 1a in the north to 21 or 22 in the south—east. day, rain from the south on sunday but lots of dry weather too. this is bbc news. the headlines: armenia says an explosion at a fuel depot killed 20 people and injured 200 more. one of thailand's most prominent political activists is sentenced to four years in prison for defaming the king. and tributes are paid to the actor david mccallum, who has died at the age of 90. he played many roles, including a russian spy in the man from uncle. the leader of the uk's liberal democrats sir ed davey will deliver his party leader conference speech today. he's expected to accuse the government of breaking promises about the nhs. it'll be the first time he has addressed the party's main annual conference, having previously been prevented by first the pandemic and then the death of the queen. let's go live to bournemouth and speak to our political correspondent peter saull, who is at the conference.

bits and pieces of rain here and there, maybe some thunderstorms in the channel islands and the south—westes. always cooler and fresher further north, but some warmth and humidity for many of us on sunday. with that, some heavy showers and some thunderstorms. that's all from me. bye for now. live from washington. this is bbc news. the size and scale of libya's devastation becomes more clear, after a fierce storm and floods killed at least 5000 people. north korean media says kim jong uninvited vladmir putin to visit his country during their meeting, and that putin accepted. plus, an a—i forum, an impending retirement, and the threat of an impeachment. we'll wrap up a busy day on capitol hill. i'm helena humphrey. it's good to have you with us. more than 5 thousand people are now known to have died in libya after a storm unleashed a torrent of floodwater on sunday. these drone shots from the city of derna give a sense of the devastation, and the difficulties getting aid to where it's needed. the city of around 100—thousand, on the mediterranean coast, at the mouth of a season river called w

but notice there will be some strong winds in south—west. so it winds in the south—west.t to see low clouds will feel a little bit different to to see low clouds will feel a little bit different to to drifte low clouds will feel a little bit different to to drift in low clouds will feel a little bit different to to drift in from low clouds will feel a little bit different to to drift in from low north; going to drift in from the north sea through overnight sea as we go through overnight into wednesday. so a bit of a slow start and some of that slow start here and some of that could linger through slow start here and some of that could of linger through slow start here and some of that could of the linger through slow start here and some of that could of the day. ger through slow start here and some of that could of the day. elsewhere,| much of the day. elsewhere, quite bit sunshine around quite a bit of sunshine around and temperatures to quite a bit of sunshine around and when temperatures to quite a bit of sunshine around and when day temperatures to quite a bit of suns

sunday morning, those showers should be for wales and the south—west of england. aying dry once again. not as hot as today but still 31 or 32 degrees, the seventh day in a row above 30 degrees, but we are looking at the low to mid 20s further north. heavy, thundery showers overnight are possible for northern ireland and parts of northern england and scotland and more persistent rain in the far north—west, so you might hear the odd rumble of thunder. towards the south—east really muggy and sticky, and 16 or 17 degrees into monday morning. gradually through next week the orange colours — the very warm muggy air — get squezeed away towards the south and we will start to see something fresher and more welcoming. still a hot day in the south on monday but then we are typically looking at the high teens and low 20s for the rest of the week. bye— bye. coco live from london, this is bbc news. more than 630 people are killed after a powerful earthquake six central morocco. the death toll is expected to rise. uk police confirmed sightings of missing prisoner daniel khalife i

we could see a bit of cloud, one or two showers coming into the far south west of england, but for mostdely mid—to—high 20s, up to the low 30s in the south east, even up towards the north west of scotland. temperatures here, 23, 2a celsius. now, throughout the weekend, we start to see something a bit more unsettled with a weather front coming into northern and western areas. that will bring a few showers around. and you can see those showers coming their way in on saturday. but elsewhere, again, there could be a bit of cloud around first thing in the morning on saturday, but it's going to be another very warm, if not hot day. temperatures peaking perhaps on saturday at 33 degrees celsius. that will make it the warmest day of the year so far, but a little bit cooler, a bit fresher the further north and west you are. you can see that weather front as we go through next week, moves further south and eastward, it will shunt away that very warm if not hot air. so we see some yellows returning to our air mass picture and that means temperatures will start to come down to 17 or 18 celsius next

with those winds coming from the south—west, it's not a cold night, 15 or 16 degrees for many. and nasty dampers which could cause minorflooding. that will work eastwards, never reaching the far south—east until late, brighterskies reaching the far south—east until late, brighter skies in its wake, fresh feeling in the breeze but frequent showers across western scotland, northern ireland and the winds are strengthening in the western isles. going into thursday we could see once you are gusting at maximum 60 miles an hour but elsewhere the bins will be lighter compared with the next couple of days, pressure and sinister plenty of showers developing through the day and some of those could be heavy and temperatures for all in the teens, in the basin she was feeling cooler. the change to the unsettled conditions, thejet cooler. the change to the unsettled conditions, the jet stream cooler. the change to the unsettled conditions, thejet stream piling across the atlantic and we see areas of low pressure one after another. there will be a gap between them through friday to saturday. l

and talking of heavy rain on sunday, parts of south west england had localised flash flooding becauses there on our earlier satellite picture. we've also got a couple of different frontal systems pushing in from the west. so whichever way you slice it, quite a wet start to monday for many of us. still some hefty showers across parts of eastern england first thing. then here comes our band of rain, some particularly wet weather across parts of scotland. behind our rain bands, we see a mixture of sunny spells and showers. some of those could be on the heavy side. and also behind our rain band, a cooler, fresherfeel. so temperatures north to south, 13—20 degrees. so cool and fresh as we head into monday night, some clear spells, still some showers. and then here comes our next weather system, a zone of cloud and outbreaks of heavy rain across northern ireland, south west scotland, northwest england, parts of wales. turning very mild down towards the south west, rather chilly across north eastern parts of scotland. so here comes our next frontal system for tuesday that is going to bring s

west, introducing some more rain. temperatures ranging from 1a in the north to about 21 or 22 down in the south—east. eather too. joe biden is set to join car industry workers at the picket lines in michigan, we look into what�*s at stake for the us president. and spotify�*s chief talks to the bbc about why the audio streaming giant has no plans to ban content created by artificial intelligence. welcome to world business report. i�*m samantha simmonds. we begin in the us and the strike action affecting the auto industry because the us presidentjoe biden is expected tojoin workers on the picket line in michigan later today. the industrial unrest has highlighted a clash between the president�*s support for unions and his push for clean energy as our north america business correspondent, michelle fleury explains.

bits and pieces of rain here and there, maybe some thunderstorms in the channel islands and the south—westes. always cooler and fresher further north, but some warmth and humidity for many of us on sunday. with that, some heavy showers and some thunderstorms. that's all from me. bye for now. the author en death and devastation in libya. more than 5000 are known to have died after the storm caused to dance to burst. a handshake to mark the union of two of the world's most isolated leaders after the visit to russia, north korea's state media says vladimir putin has accepted an invite to visit pyongyang. and is it a job beyond your wildest dreams? a us news outlet advertises for a taylor swift reporter. my from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it is newsday. welcome to the programme. the death toll from the weekend's devastating floods has now risen to more than 5000. what you are about to see

windier in south—west. but many in the south—west.ng amount, dropping a huge amount, generally the mid to generally stay in the mid to high celsius. so high teens celsius. so quite a warm night to come. bright star high teens celsius. so quite a wa tuesday to come. bright star high teens celsius. so quite a wa tuesday morning. bright star high teens celsius. so quite a wa tuesday morning. any ht star high teens celsius. so quite a wa tuesday morning. any mistar high teens celsius. so quite a wa tuesday morning. any mist and on tuesday morning. any mist and fog should quickly clear away and then we do have that front i mentioned earlier, gradually pushing its way further southwards. so turning a bit cloudier, a bit damp perhaps for orkney north of orkney in the far north of mainland elsewhere mainland scotland. elsewhere across fine across the uk, lots of fine sunny weather, plenty of blue skies and temperatures could be a higher for a touch higher than today for some. around 31 some. so highs around 31 celsius. staying quite windy tow