to south-west florida.— of the site all the way down to south-west florida.outh-west florida. thank you very much indeed. still- south-west florida. thank you very much indeed. still an - very much indeed. still an united states, and us media reports say that the new york city mayor eric adams has been indicted on criminal charges because of the indictment remains sealed but the mayor has been under federal investigation for has been underfederal investigation for campaign fundraising violations and possible influence peddling. it follows months of investigations during which federal agents have seized phones and search the homes of several high—ranking officials and advisers. in a statement on wednesday night, mr adams said he was innocent and would fight any charges. our north america correspondent david willis sent us an update with more details. remarkable as these reports may be, given that eric adams would be, given that eric adams would be the first mayor of america's larger city to be indicted on criminal charges. they hardly come as a surprise. last

the east midlands, more of a north—easterly wind for east anglia, south—east england here and a bit more in the way of cloud for north—westthe highlands, temperatures developing, especially where the winds stay light. now, here's that area of high pressure building in from the south—west. it's centred more or less right over the uk as we head through monday, deflecting these low pressure systems out towards the north and the west. now, as we head into monday morning itself, there'll be some mist and fog, particularly for north—west england, south—west scotland, perhaps. it's milder towards the south with that legacy of cloud for a while. coolest out towards the north and the east, but a whole range of temperatures as we start off the day. now, the mist and the fog will readily lift and clear as we head through the morning, and there'll be plenty of sunshine around, lots of blue skies. high cloud turning the sunshine hazy at times. more of a breeze out towards the far south and the east. we could see one or two very isolated showers for kent, but it's still unlikely. more cloud for northern ireland later on through the day

our can friend c is currently about 90 kilometers south west of new orleans and his packing, sustained winds of more than 140 kilometers an hour. state and federal governments have to create a state of emergency to allow a faster response. and earlier i spoke with major ologist, matthew, pushy, and i asked him how dangerous this hard couldn't could turn out to be yeah, most definitely. so right now i'm a little bit south west of new orleans, which is a very big city with several 1000000 people. and they're bracing for wind over about a 12230 kilometers per hour. this storm was expected to weaken because withdrawing and dry air instead is strengthened at the last minute it structure improved and now i have my location in south west. the city has been wind, gusting over 13140 kilometers per hour and that same walter ring a furious wind towards the middle of the storm is working north towards new orleans . power is out across the area, streets are flooded. the water is rising above roadways because missed part of louisiana near the by yourself and the city and sea level is basically at th

but back to wednesday, we have rain coming in from the south—west.ales, getting into central, southern england by the end of the day. moving north, it is bright spells and showers, with temperatures 10 to about 17, so temperatures dipping once again. into thursday, the rain continues to push northwards, into northern england, scotland and northern ireland. there will be heavy showers following on behind. to the west, some brighter skies, but also, quite blustery winds, especially along the east coast, and these temperatures 11 to about 17 degrees. moving on, then, into the latter part of the week, it is friday that you will notice the wind chill. it will feel cold, and it is going to turn colder as we go through the weekend, with the chance of wet and windy weather coming our way, sunday into monday. live from london, this is bbc news. hezbollah fired dozens of rockets towards northern israel — most were intercepted but there has been some damage to buildings. israeli air strikes on hezbollah continued overnight after the deadliest day of conflict ac

england, further south—west england, further south clear spells, some thundery shampoos, largely dry northern and western areas of wales. sunny spells for the midlands into south—west england —— south east england through the afternoon, setting of slow moving downpours. temperatures on the human side, low to mid 20s at best. the great north run takes place across north—east england, looks like it could be wet to start with, rain petering out later in the day. the area of low pressure starts to pull out through the course of monday and high pressure topples and from the west. thick record, some showers across eastern areas, showers across eastern areas, showers pushing into western scotland, a dry enter monday otherwise, good spells of sunshine, cooler, mid to high teens across the board. cooler through the new week, on tuesday opening the floodgates to an arctic northerly wind, a lot cooler by day and colder at night as well, some showers in northern and western areas, sunshine and comical risk. —— clearer skies. this is bbc news. the headlines: sir keir starmer has been holding talk

the first question of the first tour: is it true that if you stand facing south, the west will be on ur left. time! angelina, what do you think, how did you answer? i answered this question, option: no, because if you stand facing south, the west will be on our right. you are not confused, angelina. she should not be confused, she studies in the geography room and on the ceiling in the direction of the horizon. and on the left, what will be? east. do all the others think so? is there anyone who answered this question, maybe? didn't manage to confuse you? the correct answer is: no. if you stand facing south, west. on the right the second question: is it true that the hero of sholokhov's story "the fate of a man", andrei sokolov was a best man at the front, time. polina, how did you answer? i answered: yes, i think so, this is the correct answer. did you remember, or did you just guess? honestly, i remember this work, so the option is yes. okay, let's say, ilya. well, unfortunately i haven't read this work, i had to guess, i answered yes. and how did it happen that you missed a work of

and then on wednesday morning, heavy, persistent rain will push into south—west england, moving furthernd central—southern england by the time we get into the middle part of the afternoon. it does stay largely dry further north and west, a few showers across northern scotland, the cloud amounts increasing across eastern england as we head through the second half of the day. and then on wednesday night into thursday, our low pressure system continues to push further northwards and eastwards. notice the brisk easterly winds developing across parts of north—east england, just driving more rain into northeast england. this is where we'll see the heaviest downpours, particularly over the higher ground of the north york moors. the rain stretching further west, out into northern ireland. some showers to the north and to the south, but plenty of dry weather too. feeling coolest, of course, across parts of scotland. and then our front starts to take a bit of a dive further south. it will really take its time as we head through thursday evening and into friday, not really clearing until the end o

and then on wednesday morning, heavy, persistent rain will push into south—west england, moving furtherdlands and central—southern england by the time we get into the middle part of the afternoon. it does stay largely dry further north and west, a few showers across northern scotland, the cloud amounts increasing across eastern england as we head through the second half of the day. and then on wednesday night into thursday, our low pressure system continues to push further northwards and eastwards. notice the brisk easterly winds developing across parts of north—east england, just driving more rain into north—east england. this is where we'll see the heaviest downpours, particularly over the higher ground of the north york moors. the rain stretching further west, out into northern ireland. some showers to the north and to the south, but plenty of dry weather too. feeling coolest, of course, across parts of scotland. and then our front starts to take a bit of a dive further south. it will really take its time as we head through thursday evening and into friday, not really clearing until

south east will pull out of the way. sunny spells and a few showers in the north—west. then this area of rain pushing across scotland. the cold front introducing colder air. 1a in glasgow. 15 in the south. forthe colder air. 1a in glasgow. 15 in the south. for the middle of week, low pressure is going to be moving in and this is going to be bringing more heavy rain, particularly targeting england and wales and you can imagine the communities that have been badly affected by flooding, the ground will be saturated, so as the next band of rain works through wednesday and thursday, it could cause some fur localised flooding. once that is cleared the weather will turn colder. that's it. now, let's join our colleagues for the news where you are. bye for now. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm olly foster. everton could have a new owner in weeks as the american billionaire dan friedkin comes back to the table to agree a deal. the women's super league is back, we'll look at the opening weekend and there's also a bumper sponsorship dealfor the top division. lando norris made it

the east midlands, more of a north—easterly wind for east anglia, south—east england here and a bit more in the way of cloud for north—west of the moray firth, the highlands, temperatures could reach 21 or 22 celsius, so certainly feeling warm here. wednesday and thursday, our area of high pressure starts to meander further northwards and eastwards. it's still dry towards the north. towards the south, we'll see more of an easterly breeze take hold, but it is going to be feeling warm here. again, there's a more noticeable north—easterly blow. windy through the channel, perhaps, but 2a celsius in central—southern england and south—east england, and again 21 or 22 celsius for those sheltered areas of scotland. so here's the outlook for our capital cities, then, as we head through the week. there's a lot of sunshine around. it's dry and it's settled. we could potentially see a few showers break out on friday. bye— bye. voice-over: this is bbc news. road and we have now heard the us media sources he has been named as ryan ralph, a 58—year—old from hawaii. hello, i am steve ley in singapore. also this hour. heavy rain continued

mazda full has been covering the plans for the past few days in the south, west of poland, and joins us from lots, 5 mazda, everything hinges on the way that doesn't that yes, definitely. so the weather, it has been stable since monday, which helps a lot to drive the embankment and as we see now, the old red river is not over flowing, but we still see quite moderate stream and lots of trees and stuff floating down the river. but um, the crucial parts are actually being secured. so this time not like in 1997, the city seems to be more prepared. they are trying to concentrate on the places that are, could get dangerous for the people, but they're mostly not at the old river, but the tribute years in the destruction was wide spread back in the ninety's. how exhausting is this fight by volunteers to save the towns and cities of the voluntary seem to be working nights and date. so we've seen pictures and reports from a voluntary around the embankments close to broad swath where they are securing the banks with sand bags. and they are doing it for 2 days consecutively now, and also the mil

and then on wednesday morning, heavy, persistent rain will push into south—west england, moving furthernto the middle part of the afternoon. it does stay largely dry further north and west, a few showers across northern scotland, the cloud amounts increasing across eastern england as we head through the second half of the day. and then on wednesday night into thursday, our low pressure system continues to push further northwards and eastwards. notice the brisk easterly winds developing across parts of north—east england, just driving more rain into north—east england. this is where we'll see the heaviest downpours, particularly over the higher ground of the north york moors. the rain stretching further west, out into northern ireland. some showers to the north and to the south, but plenty of dry weather too. feeling coolest, of course, across parts of scotland. and then our front starts to take a bit of a dive further south. it will really take its time as we head through thursday evening and into friday, not really clearing until the end of the day on friday. but behind it, we draw in

in the last 24 hours, 1600 attacks by the zionist soldiers on the areas residents in the south-west, nd east of lebanon have more than the number of martyrs and injured 2,100 people have been announced and unfortunately the number of martyrs is increasing. the offensive operations that hezbollah is carrying out in response to the attacks of the zionist forces are with dozens of fadi 1 and 2 heavy missiles, whose warheads weigh between 80 and 110 kilograms . even now, zionist regime fighters are attacking misaljebel region in the south-west of south-eastern lebanon. now, my photographer colleague is showing you the smoke caused by the missiles of zionist regime fighters hitting the misaljebel region in south-eastern lebanon. despite these attacks, i said hezbollah with dozens of missiles of different types of missiles fadi one and a dozen military and zionist settlements from a depth of 20 to 60, 70 and 80 kilometers in the past 24 hours and it was almost an hour ago that it also targeted kiryat shmone , a massive fire was created in kiryat shmone. the officials of the zionist regime a

gradually, the heaviest of the rain pushing into south and west wales, along with south—west england,ally, then, 12—15 degrees as we go through sunday afternoon. so those gusty winds will strengthen further overnight as that rain continues to move its way steadily north and east, pushing into the midlands, south—east england and to the north of england by dawn on monday morning. we keep the clearer skies in scotland. here, still single figures, but not quite as cold a start for monday morning, with the cloud, wind and rain. there is still a level of uncertainty exactly where this low pressure is going to sit. it's going to be pretty slow—moving. potentially, the heaviest of the rain will always be across england and wales, with a few scattered sharper showers into northern ireland and a drier story for much of scotland. but we'll keep a close eye on that. some of that rain really quite heavy across north—west england for a time, potentially brightening up by the end of the afternoon across central and southern england, 13—17 degrees. the low pressure slowly starts to ease away on tues

but back to wednesday, we have rain coming in from the south—west.s and showers, with temperatures 10 to about 17, so temperatures dipping once again. into thursday, the rain continues to push northwards, into northern england, scotland and northern ireland. there will be heavy showers following on behind. to the west, some brighter skies, but also, quite blustery winds, especially along the east coast, and these temperatures 11 to about 17 degrees. moving on, then, into the latter part of the week, it is friday that you will notice the wind chill. it will feel cold, and it is going to turn colder as we go through the weekend, with the chance of wet and windy weather coming our way, sunday into monday. today at one: the death toll in lebanon rises after this week's israeli airstrikes on hezbollah. the lebanese government now say 558 people have been killed, 50 of them children. israel's bombardment has seen an exodus of civilians from southern lebanon as people flee from their homes. also on the programme this lunchtime: sir keir starmer is about to

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gradually, the heaviest of the rain pushing into south and west wales, along with south—west england,res generally, then, 12 to 15 degrees, as we go through sunday afternoon. so those gusty winds will strengthen further overnight as that rain continues to move its way steadily north and east, pushing into the midlands, south—east england and to the north of england by dawn on monday morning. we keep the clearer skies in scotland. here, still single figures, but not quite as cold a start to monday morning, with the cloud, wind and rain. there is still a level of uncertainty exactly where this low pressure is going to sit. it's going to be pretty slow—moving. potentially, the heaviest of the rain will always be across england and wales, with a few scattered sharper showers into northern ireland, and a drier story for much of scotland. but we'll keep a close eye on that. some of that rain really quite heavy across north—west england for a time, potentially brightening up by the end of the afternoon across central and southern england, 13 to 17 degrees. the low pressure slowly starts to e

in south west, poland, lumnick resident said, flood waters had knocked out all the bridges, leaving the town isolated. the once picturesque central plaza is now full of debris and mud. so many of the losses are unimaginable for the city. all the bridges are broken, asphalt is coming off. the town doesn't have the funds to repair it to the city looks like an apocalypse. i would call it a ghost town. yes, the wounded couple caught you except the key. yeah. you get to be honest with this and you're still reading what the parts of austria have been swamped as well. the village of most be a bomb was evacuated after a nearby dam broke and we were afraid. it was scary. we didn't know what we would do if we had to leave. it was a catastrophe. i can't explain it. it's awful. while the water has receded in some places, others are bracing for more throwing up sandbag barriers and keeping an eye on fluffed gauges. as the build up of high water moves down stream, climate experts say the regions, worst flooding in decades, didn't come out of nowhere. as, as the atmosphere warms can hold more water, w

now, here's that area of high pressure building in from the south west.ight over the uk, as we head through monday, deflecting these low—pressure systems out towards the north and the west. now, as we head into monday morning itself, there'll be some mist and fog, particularly for north—west england, south—west scotland, perhaps. it's milder towards the south with that legacy of cloud for a while, coolest out towards the north and the east, but a whole range of temperatures as we start off the day. now, the mist and the fog will readily lift and clear as we head through the morning, and there'll be plenty of sunshine around, lots of blue skies. high cloud turning the sunshine hazy at times. more of a breeze out towards the far south and the east. we could see one or two very isolated showers for kent, but it's still unlikely. more cloud for northern ireland later on through the day, and temperatures in the high teens, the low 20s. 21 celsius for parts of central and eastern england — it's close to the seasonal average. and then, on tuesday, well, we could

england, into south—west england. the mid—teens. sunday promises to be an unsettled one for england and wales, heavy rain across northern and western areas of wales. sunny spells, though, for the midlands into southeast england through the afternoon, but that could set off some heavy, slow—moving downpours. temperatures on the humid side, low to mid 20s at best. the great north run takes place across north—east england, looks like it could be wet to start with, rain petering out later in the day. the area of low pressure eventually starts to pull out through the course of monday and high pressure topples in from the west. thicker cloud, some showers across eastern areas, that will clear away, showers pushing into western scotland, otherwise a drier end to monday with good spells of sunshine. but a cooler and fresher day to come, mid to high teens across the board. cooler through the new week, on tuesday opening the floodgates to an arctic northerly wind, a lot cooler by day and colder at night as well, some showers in

some sunshine for the south west of scotland. some sunshine for the southwest of scotland. a few days to recede. a window of dry weather as we move through into the middle of the week. so, low pressure out towards the east and down towards the south—west, that will throw the next batch of wet weather in from the south—west later on wednesday. i think most areas start off on a dry note, later in the day, that rain arrives across parts of southern england and wales, too. but before it gets there, sunny spells, not particularly warm — 10—16 for most of us. slightly milder air down towards the channel islands and the far southwest behind that area of rain. but that rain pushes its way north overnight wednesday night and on into thursday, so it could be quite persistent again on thursday and falling on areas where we've seen a lot of rainfall recently, so some saturated ground could be a few more flooding issues as we look towards the end of the week. so, thursday, a pretty wet, blustery sort of day again, not particularly warm, 11—17 degrees. and then towards the end of the wee

drifting up towards the northern isles and there could be a few thundery showers across wales and the south—westes, maybe 26 in east anglia. temperatures dropping a bit more, though, to the north and the west. this evening, rain in central and northern scotland then pushes its way overnight out to the north. two bands of cloud across the country producing a few showers but with some clearer skies, western scotland and northern ireland could drop down to around four or five degrees here, compared to 15 or 16 celsius in east anglia and the south—east, where the humid airjust about holds on. it will be on the shift. this weather system and approaching one means it's going to be a bit of a split of a day. in between the two tomorrow, western scotland, western parts of england and wales start sunny. those sunny conditions push their way eastwards, taking away some of that cloud and patchy rain we'll see in the east to start. then, in the west, we'll see increased cloud and a scattering of showers. the breeze picking up for western scotland in particular. already feeling fresher for many at around 1a

the east midlands, more of a north—easterly wind for east anglia, south—east england here and a bit more in the way of cloud for north—westius, so certainly feeling warm here. wednesday and thursday, our area of high pressure starts to meander further northwards and eastwards. it's still dry towards the north. towards the south, we'll see more of an easterly breeze take hold, but it is going to be feeling warm here. again, there's a more noticeable north—easterly blow. windy through the channel, perhaps, but 24 celsius in central—southern england and south—east england, and again 21 or 22 celsius for those sheltered areas of scotland. so here's the outlook for our capital cities, then, as we head through the week. there's a lot of sunshine around. it's dry and it's settled. we could potentially see a few showers break out on friday. bye— bye. now on bbc news, following the death of american actorjames earljones, another chance to see stephen sackur�*s hardtalk interview of 2011 with the man whose voice was known the world over as that of star wars villain darth vader. hardtalk has come to the wyndham's theatre in london's

but back to wednesday, we have rain coming in from the south—west.getting into central, southern england by the end of the day. moving north, it is bright spells and showers, with temperatures 10 to about 17, so temperatures dipping once again. into thursday, the rain continues to push northwards, into northern england, scotland and northern ireland. there will be heavily showers following on behind. to the west, some brighter skies, but also, quite blustery winds, especially along the east coast, and these temperatures 11 to about 17 degrees. moving on, then, into the latter part of the week, it is friday that you will notice the wind chill. live from london, this is bbc news. we are live at the labour conference where sir keir starmer will deliver his first speech as prime minister to say there is light at the end of there is light at the end of the tunnel. home secretary yvette cooper uses her labour conference speech to take aim at those responsible for the riots last month. it was racism. it was thuggery. israeli air strikes on hezbollah continu

gradually, the heaviest of the rain pushing into south and west wales, along with south—west england,hrough sunday afternoon. so those gusty winds will strengthen further overnight as that rain continues to move its way steadily north and east, pushing into the midlands, south—east england and to the north of england by dawn on monday morning. we keep the clearer skies in scotland. here, still single figures, but not quite as cold a start for monday morning, with the cloud, wind and rain. there is still a level of uncertainty exactly where this low pressure is going to sit. it's going to be pretty slow—moving. potentially, the heaviest of the rain will always be across england and wales, with a few scattered sharper showers into northern ireland and a drier story for much of scotland. but we'll keep a close eye on that. some of that rain really quite heavy across north—west england for a time, potentially brightening up by the end of the afternoon across central and southern england, 13—17 degrees. the low pressure slowly starts to ease away on tuesday, and then on wednesday a quieter

the most persistent rain through the night from the south—west drifting to south wales and central andt as cold as recent nights. this is the chart for monday. fairly slow moving and almost stalling across england which means persistent rain pushes into east anglia but mainly in parts of northern england, yorkshire, lincolnshire, east midlands, the north west and rain in the far north—west. totals will tot up far north—west. totals will tot up in yorkshire and parts of the midlands, we could have issues. furthersouth, brighter issues. further south, brighter and issues. furthersouth, brighter and milder. driest in northern scotland. on tuesday, strong and cool winds around the channel coast. we could see rain working down eastern counties but further westwards and northwards, brighter, some sunshine, many places staying dry. still on the cool side, especially in the wind. the rain clearing the south—east on wednesday. most places becoming dry and bright but an overnight frost and fog. live from london, this is bbc news. the israeli military says it has struck dozens more hezbollah targ

a picture is coming out of a root and a strike on the south west and a part of the woods. and as you had mentioned, the a civilian area. we've also seen the number of those killed being revised by the government a quite regularly in the last few hours. oh, are you expecting to hear from the government or possibly his blog at any time soon? we're just like we said earlier this evening, the lebanese ministry of health revise this number up to 33. people have been killed just today. i mean, that brings our total up over the course of the year 21708170581700 people killed the velocity. and obviously after this stripe, this current that number will increase. we may have from the ministry of health again this evening, and we've may possibly have some helpful. i don't know right now, but i'm going to be following the story very closely, and i will tell you, all right, thanks very much for keeping an eye on this for us. so all of a mazda named be root or president joe biden said, an oil out when the middle east has to be avoided soon off to the us, authorized a boost to its milita

some sunshine for the south west of scotland. looding across parts of central and southern england will take a few days to recede. a window of dry weather as we move through into the middle of the week. so low pressure out towards the east and down towards the south—west, that will throw the next batch of wet weather in from the south—west later on wednesday. i think most areas start off on a dry note, could be some early fog patches around later in the day. later in the day, that rain arrives across parts of southern england and wales, too. but before it gets there, sunny spells not particularly warm — 10—16 for most of us. slightly milder air down towards the channel islands and the far southwest behind that area of rain. but that rain pushes its way north overnight wednesday night and on into thursday, so it could be quite persistent again on thursday and falling on areas where we've seen a lot of rainfall recently, so some saturated ground could be a few more flooding issues as we look towards the end of the week. so thursday,

various in the south-west and also the south-east of lebanon have been created behind my back. now you can see the area in jabal rihan where the zionist soldiers attacked and targeted there with their missiles. the flames and fire that you see in the south-eastern region of lebanon near the khardli area , the zionist regime's fighters with dozens of missiles to different areas in the south-west of lebanon, from naghora to nabatieh, and also in the south-east of lebanon to the heights of jebel rihan jebel. bor, this is the mustard that you see , the zionist regime's fighters also attacked other areas in the western bekaa of lebanon and the highlands of the tafah region. putting their own attacks on because of the fear of the operation. hezbollah, in response to their terrorist attack on the southern part of beirut , lebanon's hezbollah, in response to these attacks by the zionist military with dozens of fadi-1 and fadi-2 missiles, for the first time hit the zionists' ramat david military base and airport, 50 kilometers north of omer. occupied territories and near the second city

a wet start across the south—west with further areas of showery rain pushing in the south—east englandng a little more sunshine across eastern england. and more humidity and warmth to go with it. temperatures potentially peaking at 25 celsius. we might see 25 in western scotland as well. into saturday, the area of low pressure potentiallyjust drifting further south. still the risk of further heavy rain. sunny spells elsewhere and again, those temperatures into the mid 20s but by the time we get sunday, it looks likely that the local temperature will start to drift its way that little bit further north and east. so for the midlands, parts of lincolnshire and perhaps east anglia, we could see more of the way of heavy rain. cloudy conditions potentially further north as well as the wind direction is now looking to change. not quite as one, not quite as humid. take care. this is bbc news, live from london. i'm annita mcveigh. a path to disaster, the public inquiry into the grenfell tower fire publishes its final report. fire publishes its final re ort. fire publishes its final report-— fir

but little bit milder towards the far south—west.atures 2—3 first thing saturday. cold and then roller spots will stop into the weekend we have high pressure that will be keeping the weather fronts at bay, at least for a time. lightly dry and settled but without colder in place frosty nights to come. most of us sucking dry with some sunny spells, perhaps a bit more rain in the north—west late in the weekend. you are watching bbc news. days after bbc investigation exposed decades of serious sexual abuse allegations against the former harrods owner mohamed al fayed, earlier today bbc breakfast heard testimonies from survivors. he was the egyptian billionaire with links to the highest level of british society and he died without the world knowing the truth. such an act i woke up startled and he was there wearing nothing but a cell dressing gown, a smoking jacket type thing. and he tried to get into bed with me. i told him? no, i don't want you to and he proceeded to keep trying to get into the bed at which point he was on top of me. i i

of this english country about the continuation of rains for 69 regions from north to south west. england about the continuation of rains for 69 regions from the north to the southwest of this country england about the continuation of rains for 69 regions from the north to southwest of this country england about the continuation of rains for 69 regions from the north to the southwest of this country england about the continuation of rain rains for 69 regions from the north to the southwest of this british country about the continuation of rains for 69 regions from the north to the southwest.

and then on wednesday morning, heavy, persistent rain will push into south—west england, moving furtherw showers across northern scotland, the cloud amounts increasing across eastern england as we head through the second half of the day. and then on wednesday night into thursday, our low pressure system continues to push further northwards and eastwards. notice the brisk easterly winds developing across parts of north—east england, just driving more rain into north—east england. this is where we�*ll see the heaviest downpours, particularly over the higher ground of the north york moors. the rain stretching further west, out into northern ireland. some showers to the north and to the south, but plenty of dry weather too. feeling coolest, of course, across parts of scotland. and then our front starts to take a bit of a dive further south. it will really take its time as we head through thursday evening and into friday, not really clearing until the end of the day on friday. but behind it, we draw in more of a northerly wind, so temperatures are going to drop away to well below the seasona

south—east england. a cooler, dry night to come across the north and the west.l very slow to pull out eastwards, so it is going to be affecting eastern parts of england. east anglia and the southeast with strong, gusty winds and outbreaks of rain. some will be heavy at times. the best of the sunshine will be towards the north and the west, thanks to high pressure. temperatures peaking at around 16 or 17 celsius. the high pressure does take over towards the end of the week. it turns drier and sunnier for many, but the knights will turn a bit cooler. —— night time. this is bbc news. the headlines.... hezbollah says its leader's body has been recovered. hassan nasrallah was killed by an israeli air strike on friday. the israeli army says more than 20 hezbollah members were killed alongside hassan nasrallah as buildings were destroyed. lebanon's prime minister appeals for a diplomatic solution, warning more than one million people could be displaced by the surge in violence. the polls have opened in austria's general election after a campaign dominated by the econom

let“s speak to local resident robb maciag who is in south—west of poland in the kaczawa valley?our family? good afternoon. happy -- ha . l your family? good afternoon. happy -- happy. nothing — your family? good afternoon. happy -- happy. nothing has _ your family? good afternoon. happy -- happy, nothing has happened i your family? good afternoon. happy -- happy, nothing has happened to | your family? good afternoon. happy i -- happy, nothing has happened to my —— happy, nothing has happened to my family because i live 200 metres away from the main river to the right side of me so nothing has happened to me in particular but the city was flooded. it is one of the smaller cities in the south—west of poland, about two and a half thousand residents. we have little orfighting thousand residents. we have little or fighting yesterday, tea thousand residents. we have little orfighting yesterday, tea or coffee for everybody, it was a really great movement of all this it isn't around here. ., ., , , ., , here. how many people have been affected, here. how many people have been affected.

and overnight, ourfirst band of rain pushes northwards, and then another one comes in from the south—westear skies and sheltered glens, tonight temperatures could fall away to three or four degrees, but most of us will be in high single figures or low double figures. tomorrow our bands of rain merge, slow—moving as well, and they are moving over areas where the ground is already saturated. now to the south of this, we are looking at a return to bright spells of sunshine and showers, and to the north of it, still that cold wind, a few showers and drier. temperatures 11 to about 17 degrees. and it is after that you will notice a change in the temperature, as the cold air, this northerly wind filters across the country, so temperatures will be lower, and then when you add on the wind chill it will feel pretty nippy, and the rain itself will take its time to pull away from the south, particularly the south—east and east anglia. behind it a lot of dry weather and a few showers, some could be wintry on the highest peaks of the grampians for example. temperatures nine to about 1a or 15 degrees,

rain will pile into northern ireland, wales and south—west the ireland, wales and south—west rain willss northern areas. single areas for northern and western scotland. some mild air serving low pressure. into monday, looks like low pressure will grind to a halt across the uk as it bumps up against that area of high pressure. wet, windy start for large parts of england. parts of east anglia, north wales... this could see some flooding. stay tuned for the forecast. the north is rather cloudy, in the south will brighten up a little bit. south wales, south england is turning warmer. 17, 18 degrees. rain continues across central, northern and eastern parts as we had three monday night. still reigning across england and east anglia by the time we reach tuesday morning. temperatures again mild in the south. that area of pressure takes it time to pull away eastwards. it will still affect eastern england on wednesday with strong wins and outbreaks of rain. high pressure is building in further north and west. he wins a little bit lighter here. increasing amounts of sunshine so it will feel warm

and then on wednesday morning, heavy, persistent rain will push into south—west england, moving furtherto thursday, our low pressure system continues to push further northwards and eastwards. notice the brisk easterly winds developing across parts of north—east england, just driving more rain into north—east england. this is where we'll see the heaviest downpours, particularly over the higher ground of the north york moors. the rain stretching further west, out into northern ireland. some showers to the north and to the south, but plenty of dry weather too. feeling coolest, of course, across parts of scotland. and then our front starts to take a bit of a dive further south. it will really take its time as we head through thursday evening and into friday, not really clearing until the end of the day on friday. but behind it, we draw in more of a northerly wind, so temperatures are going to drop away to well below the seasonal average. and actually on friday night, as we see high pressure build in from the south—west and the winds lighten, there could be quite a widespread frost. so, thes

is it true that if you stand facing south, the west will be on your left? time! tion. no, because if you stand facing south, then the west will be on our right, didn't you get confused, angelina, she shouldn't get confused, she's studying in the geography room and on the ceiling to the sides of the horizon, on the left, what will be - the east, does everyone else think so? is there anyone who answered this question, maybe so? didn't manage to confuse you, the correct answer is: no, if you stand facing the south, the west will be on the right. the second question, is it true that the hero of sholokhov's story the fate of a man, andrei sokolov , was a driver at the front? time! polina, how did you answer? i answered, yes, i think so, it is correct answer. did you remember, or did you just guess? honestly, i remember this work, so the option is yes. okay, let's say, ilya. oh well, i unfortunately haven't read this work, i had to guess, answered yes, and how did it happen that you missed a work of russian literature for the eighth grade, well then i don't remember, th

the winds start to pick up and it becomes very windy for wales and south—west england — gusts here reachingll start to see some rain getting into northern ireland, wales and western areas of england, leaving the north and east of the uk dry with some hazy spells of sunshine. through sunday night and into monday, that's when we'll see some of that rain falling on our flood—hit communities. one thing i would say is the rain isn't going to be as extreme as it has been, but clearly any extra rain is probably not going to be too helpful. a wet and windy day, then, for most of us on monday, and it will continue to be cool for the time of year — temperatures from around 12 in edinburgh to about 16 in london. heading, then, into the first part of october... yeah, where has this year gone? ..it looks like it should be dry but on the chilly side. bye for now. you might know her best as professor mcgonagall are continuing into the early hours. local officials say the number of dead from israeli strikes this week in lebanon has risen to nearly 800 people. i'm helena humphrey, glad you could join me. wh

some sunshine for the south west of scotland. have lost the heavy, persistent rain. although the flooding across parts of central and southern england will take a few days to recede. a window of dry weather as we move through into the middle of the week. so low pressure out towards the east and down towards the south—west, that will throw the next batch of wet weather in from the south—west later on wednesday. i think most areas start off on a dry note, could be some early fog patches around later in the day. that rain arrives across parts of southern england and wales, too. but before it gets there, sunny spells not particularly warm — ten to 16 for most of us. slightly milder air down towards the channel islands and the far southwest behind that area of rain. but that rain pushes its way north overnight wednesday night and on into thursday, so it could be quite persistent again on thursday and falling on areas where we've seen a lot of rainfall recently, so some saturated ground could be a few more flooding issues as we look to