is sweeping in from the west and that heralds the big change as we are going to see some more weather coming in. as we go through the next couple of days in the south west of france, we saw massive storms. this massive storm here bringing $120.00 millimeters afraid in only 3 hours. now what to where the will continue to feed across france. the low countries edging in germany, affecting a good passive island and a good passive britain as well. we are going to see clear skies warmer weather continues to central eastern parts if you have more warm sunshine coming through here. but that west weather towards the west will continue to bring heavy downpours and it does become more widespread feeding across a good part of germany. as we go on through friday, have you she was to, into the western side of the mediterranean, a little try, which was the eastern side of the mediterranean father dry cross march of north africa. we are looking at some lively storms across west africa, some very heavy right to come for many as this wet weather makes his wife further eastwards, with a chance of some damaging winds and severe gales. the weather, sponsored by cattle airways, voted

but we still have an area of low pressure circulating to the south—west of the uk and there's another band of storms that's developing in france and heavy downpours to come across south east england, moving up across east anglia and into northern england, with more showers coming back into wales and the south west. so, a lot of cloud around overnight, and these are the temperatures by the end of the night. as we head into tomorrow, we've still got some heavy, thundery rain to move away from eastern england. moving northwards into scotland — and elsewhere, we're going to find showers breaking out more widely. these are going to be quite slow—moving and they could turn heavy and thundery, bringing a risk of some localised flooding. where we're drier, perhaps in the afternoon across more eastern parts of england, temperatures still warm for this time of year. it's just not as hot as it has been of late. and temperatures are dropping and we're getting the wetter weather essentially because low pressure is moving in. and that's drifting up from the south—west, moving northwards across the uk and it's dropping the temperatures and d

weekend, but elsewhere it is looking fine or dry or in the south for it to be, for example, for france, lots of sunshine coming through in the north west and got lots of cloud over britain. some sun breaking through. but we are going to see some briscoe winds blowing across scotland knows join up with a wet and windy weather, hammering scandinavia and the baltic sea states that wet weather moving further east, affecting western areas of russia, come saturday. now we've also seen severe storms rolling across the coastal areas of turkey. a bit of a wintry mix coming into play as we go into friday, but on saturday it starts to dry up around the western areas. it's a similar story for greece, with athens, seeing the temperature pick up and plenty of sunshine by sunday. the weather sponsored by cattle airways, boated world's best airline of 2021. we town the untold story. ah, we speak when others don't. ah, we cover all sign. ah, no matter where it takes a police finn and you guys were my empower in pasha. we tell your story. we are your voice, your new york net back out here. ah ah hello, you're watching al jazeera, i'm emily ang, when a r

south west of turkey, affecting the c resort city of an talia. we have some showers, not showers, but rain for a huge swath of england on tuesday. london scott, have 20 degrees also wet for france into the low countries. i'll tell you for finland. may see some wind gusts here of about 50 to 60 kilometers per hour off to western africa right now and flooding has been an issue for guinea. these are the scenes coming out of there. more than 2500 people force from their homes more than 800 homes destroyed. and that energy has now shoved out toward the atlantic. but we do see storm clouds gather over southern nigeria, beneath toko, gone out right into the ivory coast. i'd be john has a high of 26 on tuesday. that's it for me. for now. the stories that need to be tow find away and demand to be heard, the opening the window into another light and challenging perception and personal endeavours in epic struggle with the colossal sacrifices in individual journey with new showcases, inspiring documentary, the change the word on al jazeera examining the headline, we can have a political, the census political difference should not be the reason for kill other human investigative journalism

weekend, but elsewhere it is looking fine and dryer in the south for it to be, for example, for france, lots of sunshine coming through in the north west and got lots of cloud over britain. some sun breaking through. but we are going to see some briscoe winds blowing across scotland knows join up with a wet and windy weather. hampering scandinavia and the baltic sea states that wet weather moving further east, affecting western areas of russia come saturday. now we've also seen severe storms rolling across the coastal areas of turkey. a bit of a wintry mix coming into play as we go into friday, but on saturday it starts to dry up around the western areas. it's a similar story for greece, with athens, seeing the temperature pick up and plenty of sunshine by sunday. the when freedom of the press is under threat in, oh, you just because i thought gender when the about your thoughts towards the making government step outside the mainstream. there has been a implement here just some of access points, shift the focus, the pandemic that's turned out to be a handy little pretext, the prime minister if it clamped down on the press, covering the

what we have at the moment is a clutch of france moving in from the south—west pushing northwards ande will be clearer skies and still a few showers around under wind picking up again around scotland and northern ireland where in sheltered glens and valleys it will be quite chilly with temperatures falling away to three or 4 . tomorrow he is weather fronts, you can see it is still close to shetland. in shetland tomorrow where looking at a bit of blood at times with the odd spot of rain. although we start with showers, as the transient ridge of high pressure builds in it will really have the effect of killing off a lot of showers meaning most of us will have a dry and sunny day but also a pretty cool one with highs of 11 to 16. you can already see waiting in the wings the next area of low pressure coming our way. so there goes that transient ridge replaced by weather fronts crossing us again. you can see it will be another windy day from the isobars. the weather front moved steadily southwards and eastwards carrying the rain with them. behind and we�*re looking at a mixture of sunshine

france is fight against all groups in west africa. so he led an arm group that's been linked to most of the attacks in the south region. in recent years, the french government says he personally order the killing of 6 charity workers and then i do in dr. is last year. he's also been wanted by the us for an attack against american troops in near 4 years ago in 2010. so how we became a member of an al qaeda group based in the region. the group has since become largely splintered. so how do we then co lead molly and alms group that was behind the kidnapping of spanish aid workers in algeria in 2012 and also a dr. l. u and diplomats in molly during that same year. nicholas hawk has more on this from dot com and cynical. we've heard from the french defense ministry that this neutralizing of, of alto, ari as, as they, as a matter of describes it happens in august, but it's only now that there are now thing the official death of the head of the isolate philly in the region. this worry was behind us attacked against american forces in these year, but also against french forces and african maryan forces on the ground in the tri

south—west england, where in places the heavens have really opened, bringing reports of flooding — for example, we've had some flooding reported around the salcombe area. these thunderstorms stretch from north—west francerobably going to be one or two spots that get pretty close to that 30 degree mark once again. overnight tonight, thunderstorms continue to work in across england and wales, reaching northern ireland too. they could keep you awake — but if they don't, maybe the temperatures will. these are the kind of temperatures, as you are perhaps thinking of getting some sleep at 11 o'clock — still well up into the 20s in a number of our towns and cities, so very warm for sleeping. it's going to be a warm start to the day on thursday as well, but it is a day where low pressure is going to be moving in, so you can forget all about those sunny skies and the really hot weather — instead, we've got thunderstorms that are going to be widespread, again posing a threat of some localised flash flooding from the heaviest of the downpours. still quite warm across eastern england, though — 25 degrees in norwich, 24 in hull. further west, generally high teens to low 20s. and that low pressure, through thursday

by the end of the night, we will be starting to see a new clutch of france coming our way, bringing further showers into the south—westhowers continuing, and then longer spells of rain, pushing north and east. blustery wind around them. in between in the sunshine, temperatures between 11 and 18. tuesday night, the rain eventually pushes towards the east, and here is the ridge of high pressure which will be with us through wednesday, settling things down with a few showers in the west. thank you, talk to you just after seven am. quite significant this week. after 18 months, the government scheme to help support the wages of people whose jobs have been impacted by the pandemic ends this week. nina's here, and she's taking a look back at furlough for us. it has been huge, i was thinking about when the chance of used the word filo, last march, what does that mean? —— when the chancellor first used the word furlough. they now say it is time to rip off the plaster and see how people get on. some industries say it is way too soon, they cannot cope alone just yet. when the chancellor first announced the scheme at the beginnin

west england and wales. that will fade. it is this rain pushing up from france into the south—east which will become more extensive across parts of. temperatures at 20 degrees in the west. overnight in the rain slides its way into the north sea. most places become dry. patchy rain to the north and west of scotland and northern ireland. tomorrow morning mist and fog could be an issue. a dry day tomorrow. as it will be on thursday. some rain in the west on friday. full details coming in half an hour. thanks. campaigners and charities have responded angrily to the work and pensions secretary, after comments she made on this programme yesterday about universal credit. labour said therese coffey was wrong to suggest that removing the £20 uplift would only mean two hours' extra work every week for claimants — it's thought it would actually work out as nine additional hours. nina has been taking a look. but first, there are some new unemployment figures as well, is that right? unemployment figures as well, is that riiht? , ., �*, , that right? yes, that's right. every month we look _ that right? yes, that's right. every month we look at