eventually in the southeast of australia, tasmania, and new south wales. see the clouds across the west. by friday, one or two showers. it is a warm friday in sydney at 29. not much rain. 29 in perth. milder, 30y, celsius. clouds come of the generally staying to the south. thunderstormsome in eastern sections of new south wales. 27 sydni. we hopee the winds are not as strong as they were at the previous storm. zealand,cross to new not a bad friday. 19 celsius in christchurch. mostly clear. the same in auckland, milder of 23. over, systemsding impacting tasmania in victoria. christchurch just 19 degegrees cecelsius. further to the north into japap, cool. not bad friday. saturday could seeee showers, maybybe mountain snowow. 12 i in tokyo. ♪ ♪ >> the top stories on al jazeera , u.s. president donald trump said his government has resume talks with the afghan taliban. he made his comments during a surprise visit to afghanistan. sedans transitional government has approved a dismantling the former regime and dissolving the national congers party. they say it des

and see the showers through the speckling of shout out just running through victoria and into wet tasmania further north dry fine it's warm and sunny brisbane gets up to around $32.00 celsius as the $34.00 sydney high teens at the melbourne and also for adelaide i ventured out anyway perth gets up to 30 celsius adderall is saying to touch 34 by friday and me want it in the southeast and colder that is that cool wet weather that's that wet weather as well so we'll see some showers rolling back into a good part of victoria very wet weather blustery showers making their way across tasmania and pushing further eastward so it's pushing towards new zealand it will turn increase to wet and windy through the weekend for the next couple days it's not too bad a lot of cloud around yes but it's of the fair weather ferrazzi at least at the moment 23 celsius there for christchurch tough woman to go into friday and you can see it's largely dry but there is that what's the weather just knocking on the door all the south falling for the weekend meanwhile we've got some wet weather making its way into nort

a former leader of the australian greens, who saved tasmania's rainforests from destruction, now he ishe heating ocean means the great barrier reef is faced with temperatures it cannot live through. by temperatures it cannot live through. by the end of this century, with global warming, it is going to be like cartage, a heap of white pillars leaning against each other but no sign of life. i would really like to welcome the brunt of the stage. tonight, bob brown is promoting a documentary about the struggle to stop the adani mine. we're going to get as much publicity as we can. laughter. applause. in the lead up to australia's federal election earlier this year, bob brown led a protest convoy from tasmania 2000 kilometres north into the heart of the galilee basin. 5000 here today to say stop adani! save the planet! that is what we want! galilee! galilee! but bob brown's convoy touched a raw nerve in queensland, another clash in the climate war. bob is not welcome in north queensland. all of these greens, they are not welcome. i'm at the showgrounds and our convoy has been interrupted by

a former leader of the australian greens who saved tasmania's rainforests from destruction, now he's barrier reef. the heating ocean means that the great barrier reef is faced with temperatures it can't live through. by the end of this century, with global warming, it is going to be like carthage — a heap of white pillars leaning against each other, but no sign of life. and i'd really like you to welcome bob brown to the stage. tonight, bob brown is promoting a documentary about the struggle to stop the adani mine. so we're going to give them as much publicity as we can. laughter and applause. in the lead—up to australia's federal election earlier this year, bob brown led a protest convoy from tasmania 2000 kilometres north into the heart of the galilee basin. 5,000 here today to say stop adani! save the planet! that's what we want! all chant: galilee! galilee! but bob brown's convoy touched a raw nerve in queensland. another clash in the climate war. bob's not welcome in north queensland. and all of these greens, they are not welcome. i'm at the showgrounds and our convoy have been

here this blue line on a chart that will continue to drive its way down towards victoria through tasmania and that will bring those temperatures down in the process want to see him a shower was across much of australia but i think the most part it is going to be the case of missing will be largely dressin already helping the bushfire situation temperatures over towards perth at around $32.00 celsius and rising as we go on through the next say that we've got well past catches say it was queensland quite dry at pretty hot 33 celsius there for sydney that's was the southeast is where those temperatures are set to tumble fairly if anything a touch on the wintry side then from melbourne at around 17 sailors just out and right was a sliding down across a tasmania will see somewhat the weather coming in here as well trying to push its way over towards new zealand over the next day or so it's generally going to be dry here and improve in 15 celsius for christchurch we're getting up to around $26.00 as we go on into tuesday what's the weather started in the state and now it is a tropical system to

that southeastern corner see the shelter that speckling of just running through victoria and into tasmania further north dry fine it's warm and sunny brislin gets up to around $32.00 celsius the 30 for sydney on teens from melbourne and also for adelaide i bring to the way perth gets up to 30 celsius adorama saying could touch 34 by friday and wanted to the southeastern corner there is that cool wet weather that's that wet weather as well so we'll see some showers rolling back into a good part of victoria very wet weather blustery showers making their way across tasmania and pushing further east with so it's pushing towards new zealand it will turn increase to wet and windy through the weekend for the next couple days is not too bad a lot of cloud around yes but this of the fair weather for ati at least at the moment 23 celsius the full christchurch tough woman to go into friday and you can see it's largely dry but there is that what's the weather just knocking on the door on the south island for the weekend meanwhile we've got some wet weather making its way into northern parts of japan n

if it is happening there, it is a safe bet it is happening elsewhere including in tasmania. systemic animal cruelty is rampant in australia, horse racing, greyhound racing, live exports, puppy and kitten fac facts -- kitten factories and industrial production. prime minister, we finally acknowledge the systemic failing of animal welfare in this country and establish a national independent office of animal welfare. >> the prime minister. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the member for his question and i share with him and i would be certain that all members of this house would share their deep concern at the images that were recently seen and screened. i found them very concerning and very disturbing, mr. speaker. and i have no doubt that australians across the country were equally disturbed. our country cares for our animals and in particular our farmers and those across our rural districts care deeply for their livestock and want to manage those issues in the best possible way. and so mr. speaker, the government of course will consider all its options in relation to deali

winds allow it to continue during saturday was no rain to calm the thing the rain has held south tasmania once again the temperatures reflect these coldish directions of flurries that injuries it's warming up in sydney and the wind does die down so sunday is a better day to keep fighting these fires the wants is only just becoming apparent for the south 17 in melbourne but purpose that it really hot it's only just going on 20 i stood in front of the highs thirty's day for fear of worrying you now in new zealand this of course is the destination of many of these systems that comes through and just hit tasmania and so the rains there streaming down onto the north western slopes the western side of the high ground and the south and that could be a lot of rain but it's warmer if you know some nice across 20 degrees in oakland probably a bright rather than a sunny day but the rain hits you on sunday. i'm counting the cost it's the birthplace of meo liberalism but will it also be the death of it we're taking a look at the doctrine and the protests in chile against that kind of money makes the w

here this blue line on a chart that will continue to drive its way down towards victoria through tasmania and that will bring those temperatures down in the process want to hit and miss alice across much of australia but i think the most part it is going to be the case of missing will be lost the trust and already helping the bush foss situation temperatures over towards perth around $32.00 celsius add rising as we go on through the next well it could catch a shower or say i was queensland quite dry at pretty hot 33 celsius there for sydney that's was a se is where those temperatures are set to tumble funny if anything a touch on the wintry side then from melbourne at around 17 out of right was a sliding down across a tasmania will see somewhat the weather coming in here as well trying to push its way over towards new zealand over the next that so it's generally going to be dry here and improve in 15 celsius for christchurch for getting up to around $26.00 as we go on into tuesday what's where the start it's a state and that is a tropical system to its feet. because you are. capturing a m

winds allow it to continue during saturday was no rain to calm the thing the rain has held south tasmania once again the temperatures reflect these coldish directions of flurries that injuries it's warming up in sydney and the wind does die down so sunday is a better day to keep fighting these fires the wants is only just becoming apparent for the south 17 in melbourne but purpose that it really hot it's only just gone on 22 i stood in front of the highs thirty's or saturday for fear of worrying you there in new zealand this of course is the destination of many of these systems that comes through and just hit tasmania and so the rains that are streaming down onto the north western slopes the western side of the high ground i was fond that could be a lot of rain but it's warmer if you're not in nice across 20 degrees in oakland probably a bright rather than a sunny day but the rain hits you on sunday. this is al jazeera. hello i'm maryam namazie this is the news hour live from london coming up. brazil's former president do that just over is released from prison on a judge's orders followin

there is some rain to the south into tasmania. had thunderstorms along the coast north of brisbane. as we go through the next couple days, that he is going to work its way into south australia. 30 degrees celsius in adelaide. not too bad to stay in melbourne . temperatures have finally come down in western australia. the mix of sunshine and clouds. the temperatures continuing to climb across. look at this in adelaide. 42 degrees celsius. the only saving grace with this is that by thursday the heat continues to work its way eastward so temperatures go massively up by wednesday. just one celsius off the record. ,e have to reach that record but by thursday, it cools down to 33. a couple degrees below the average. it is unsettled into christchurch. cloudy skies in auckland. more in the way of sunshine. brisk winds. i wednesday, we have a rain chance still impacting much of the south island, but not bad at 15 in christchurch. auckland up 20. -- at 20. ♪ >> the top stories on al jazeera , the u.s. says it will no longer consider israeli

sickening revelations last week exposed the horses in queens land and in those two states including tasmania, the systemic animal cruelty is rampant in australia. greyhound racing, puppy and get in factories and industrial production of food and textiles. states and territories cannot be trusted to regulate animal welfare especially when they deferred industry self-regulation. we have already acknowledged the filing of animal welfare in this country and established a national independent office of animal welfare. >> i think the member for his question and share with him and would be certain all members of this house would share their deep concern at the images that were recently streamed and i found them very concerning and disturbing, mister speaker and have no doubt australians across the country were deeply disturbed. in particular farmers and those across rural districts for their livestock want to manage those issues and the best possible way. the government will consider all its options in relation to these matters and miss the agriculture. >> thank you, prime minister and appreciate t

indeed, we saw fires in tasmania burning in areas that traditionally haven‘t seen areas that traditionallyanybody apartment living memory, if like. so there is clearly something changing. in climate change is the ds factor —— the obvious factor. and there is demographic change, where we choose to live as a country, i guess. we are choosing to live in fire impacted areas or areas which traditionally have carried fires. so the debate is always difficult. it is clear that we are seeing a long—term increase in average temperature and that shows up in all the records. we are seeing... richard, iam the records. we are seeing... richard, i am sorry tojump in there, the debate is going to be cut short on this occasion. but thank you very much for your thoughts. richard thornton there. thousands of people have turned out for a concert at the brandenburg gate at the end of a day marking the 30th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall. this report from jenny hill. this city set the world alight 30 years ago. tonight, berlin is still on fire. cheering the wall was loathed, feared, resisted. in the

includes is the climate solutions and energy efficiency solutions including -- in the mariner's link tasmanialooking forward we are investing in technologies of the future and that includes our national strategy we have already million.$140 and that is conservative, $50 million to the energy supply project in the valley. a very important project for this crucial technology. in south wales alongside a range of other hydrogen projects, mr. speaker. all of this is focused our achieving our mission reduction obligations whilst we don't rash trash the economy. which is the policy of those in the last election. tom: the drought in australia one of the worst on record is leading mp's throughout the government. whether or not they are factoring in climate change on drought and australia's agricultural industry. >> th member from melbournee has the floor. >> my question is to the prime minister. the bureau of meteorology says -- the record drought and that the climate crisis is a significant factor. ingr government is leak pollution which is making global warming wars and threatening farmers and commu

is still very much in evidence across much of australia the same radius of the south across into tasmania and we have had some very vigorous thunderstorms along the sunshine coast to the north. but as we go through the next couple of days that heat is going to work its way across into south australia 30 celsius in adelaide and eventually work its way further east was not cheap bad choose to melbourne at 19 and temperatures have actually finally come down in western australia so by wednesday 27 celsius a mix of sunshine and clouds and then the time it is continuing to climb across the great by look at this in adelaide 42 degrees celsius not the only saving grace with this is that by thursday the heat continues to work its way east was so the temperatures go massively up by wednesday just one celsius off the november record of 42 of course we have to reach that 42 that on the thursday it does cool down dramatically 23 actually by then a couple of trees below the average is rather unsettled into christ church 20 celsius cloudy skies and o'loghlin but more probably in the way of sunshine quit

fine, but really, unsettled weather, and cool weather for the time of year is maintained across tasmaniaber warnings or orange warnings out for parts of greece, the balkans, italy, heavy snowfall to throo into that mix as well across the alps on friday. to throw into that mix as well across the alps on friday. tales through the western mediterranean, very unsettled for the islands, and more very strong winds powering through the bay into france and iberia, again more hill snow to come here. in contrast, temperatures are significantly, that‘s ten degrees below average for parts of scandinavia. and here the amber warnings still in force for the rain, but it does look drier for many tomorrow. ben has more on that later. now on bbc it‘s brexitcast. welcome, adam. joining us here in westminster. there is an election on, but we are still going to talk about lots of brexit stuff. on, but we are still going to talk about lots of brexit stufflj on, but we are still going to talk about lots of brexit stuff. i am missing you, adam. i know you do not wa nt missing you, adam. i know you do not want m

hour and it's warm out into western australia as well $33.00 celsius in rainy skies across into tasmania sunny rainy skies across into both on and off new zealand as well in christchurch on monday malda in oakland and those that cloudy wet skies and a very similar picture on choose to maybe more the way of showers across into christ church and plenty of rain into central and northern honshu as well as we go through monday of that will work its way northward quite cloudy across into her some rain showers pushing their way across into seoul that clears by choosing and the bulk of the rains kid away from much of honshu as well. capturing a moment in time. the snapshots of other lives. of the stories. providing the tips into someone else's work. day it was new day for. inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers. witness on al-jazeera. welcome back a look at the headlines but obvious president evo morales has announced his resignation just hours after being asked to step aside by the country's military chief. has faced weeks of protests of his controversial election victory last mont

springtime in tasmania suddenly got cold snowed it snowed in the victorian alps as well this came up from the antarctic when of course you get these big variations in temperature in spring searching as it slightly brightens up in melbourne 30 in hobart rain more likely than snow come friday it's $28.00 in sydney but it's warmest still in perth we're going to go to the highs thirty's next couple days a proper little heat wave in fact 44 seems likely bit further north and still west of australia in fact there's a contrast between this part and the southeast corner of day and night of about 50 degrees celsius just proper springtime variation we had rain in new south wales is no more significant rain to come in the next couple of days for the system is moving across the tasman sea and for the south are in that cloud will bring a little bit but not a lot of rain i think that is largely during friday the wind direction a northerly means is quite worn or going to 23 degrees cools down a little bit to get to saturday 90 with the increasing cloud and rain creeping up through the south island

rain is pushing in across into areas such as melbourne and hope off a widespread across much of tasmania me won it is dry in sydney with a high of 25 and it's a good couple of days ahead across much of new zealand and some pretty good temperatures 24 celsius in christ church on tuesday 23 in auckland 40 the best as sunshine for you in the north island quite cloudy on wednesday but still warm at 23 . this to say make the heroes of the show africa the middle east oceania. to a stage made. a connection makes a state peak for the on becoming spritzed. to excite the shorts so i took. this feat. that's all you'll go. with al-jazeera on these are the top stories protests are being held for the 19th day now across lebanon as demonstrators step up the pressure on the government blocked main highways and roads there is also anger at president delay in setting a date for parliamentary consultations which are required in order to name the next prime minister asian leaders meeting in bangkok discussing what could become the world's biggest trade deal thailand says the next steps in the proposal backe

person 36 degrees on wednesday are not much different on thursday asked for rain if you're not in tasmania you can almost forget it occasional thunderstorms are possible but they are just occasional. mass protests forcing the government's hand but are we seeing the home try to talk to passengers we follow journalists on the front line the fish tank the free press committed to reporting the facts police officers pointing guns at journalists it's a stop to think of hong kong fact and fiction the truth is it anyway on al-jazeera . watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories right now there have been exchanges of fire over the israeli gaza border allowing assassination of palestinian islamic jihad commander and gaza overnight israeli airstrikes also hit apartment buildings and a hamas facility in gaza at least 4 people have think hill. police have been firing tear gas and engaging in running battles with protesters across several parts of the city anti-government protesters also set up barricades paralyzing streets and public transport. former president of bolivia eva morale is has left th

of fires that are burning we've got cooler weather down towards the south particularly cross into tasmania 15 degrees in hobart as we go into friday but very warm into western australia 39 is a high temperature in puff. since its inception in 1961 the kuwait fund has been supporting people's livelihoods in over 100 countries by funding projects in the rape sectors. ranging from infrastructure to health education. these initiatives ultimately help to eradicate poverty. and promote sustainable development. watching al-jazeera let's take a look at the top stories right now on israeli air strikes in gaza have killed 7 palestinians taking the death toll since tuesday to 17 egypt and other international officials were trying to mediate a ceasefire between israel hamas and islamic jihad. olivia senate opposition leader has declared herself interim president after weeks of political turmoil as has taken over from ousted president ever morales who is now in mexico after being granted asylum braless resigned after weeks of protests over his disputed reelection at a port in hong kong is deciding whet

40 mark as i may get to friday's a warming trend a little bit in the southeast corner but not in tasmania hobart's held at about 14 degrees and it's through the bus driving across the sea that you get the frontal systems moving through that's the active one that's just gone through queensland further south it brings rain to the south of them most of the north on new zealand or cleans more or less in the bright if not sunny weather the sun returns more vigorously come friday but the rain still falling somewhere further south a change of season is being pretty apparent now in the northeast of asia 1st of all we've got winter coming out of the mainland minus one is the maximum but if i store this massive snow makes its way across during says a nice warm day for tokyo and 11 sapporo come friday it's all change big snows i think for holiday. this is a classic as you've begun to see that it's gonna be ideological battle over abortion we've. had the. make is challenging a woman's right to choose some of the groups that's been ignored now for decades has been. against those lined up to defend tha

monday that's an improving situation the rain though if it's going to be there toll is tucked into tasmania just briefly touches victoria and then goes to new zealand now we've seen this time and time again stop particularly wet on sunday the sun should be out in auckland it is rather cloudy and wet today come monday the change of season now in a shoe is really showing itself we've had some snow substantial snow in our cartoons more likely just a little bit on sunday but take a look at this innocuous little low building here just south of the yellow sea that bill's toxic cold air is coming out of the mainland and the massive plume of snow falls in north korea and it's on its way to eventually towards her colorado. from lagos to jerusalem by i am on the go moses claimed soon. form a milestone in history in babylon. 3 short films that show how people take a stand against evictions and mess drug and communities the 1st time they arrested i was 11 years old a.j. selects on al-jazeera. time for a reminder now of the top stories on al-jazeera one person has died nationwide protests against the fu

the teens from melbourne adelaide and on shore breeze and a lot of cloud rain still falling down tasmania and yet in perth it's up into the cities. on county mccall that's what started the protest in ecuador could it be a multi-billion dollar loan which both tax the good news to the corporations the stairs each of the poorest in the lobby and it's a part of the economic policy did it help to pan recover from its last decade. counting the cost on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera live from the mind of our top stories this hour iraq's cabinets expected to me today after the prime minister up to last he offered his resignation antigovernment protesters welcomed the decision but they say they will not back down until there's a complete overhaul the political system. rebels in the eastern part of democratic republic of congo killed 13 people it happened in cocoa tama near the village of between. 8 people died during an attack on thursday. and hundreds of high school students surrounding in central hong kong they're calling for democratic reforms and they're standing against w

hate is still very much in evidence across much of australia the same raid to the south across into tasmania and we have had some very vigorous thunderstorms along the sunshine coast to the north of brisbane but as we go through the next couple of days that heat is going to work its way across into south australia 30 celsius in adelaide and eventually work its way further east was not cheap melbourne at 19 and temperatures have actually finally come down in western australia so by wednesday 27 celsius a mix of sunshine and clouds and then the time it is continuing to climb across the great by look at this in adelaide 42 degrees celsius now the only saving grace with this is that by thursday the heat continues to work its way east was so the temperatures go massively up by wednesday just one celsius off the november record of 42 of course we have to reach that 42 that on the day it does cool down dramatically 23 by then a couple of trees below the average is rather unsettled into christ church 20 celsius cloudy skies in oakland but well probably in the way of sunshine quite brisk winds for th

40 mark as i may get to friday's a warming trend a little bit in the southeast corner but not in tasmania hobart's held at about 14 degrees and it's through the bus driving across the city you get the frontal systems moving through that's the active one that's just gone through queensland further south it brings rain to the south of them most of the north on new zealand or clunes more or less in the bright if not sunny weather the sun returns more vigorously come friday but the rain still falling somewhere further south a change of season is being pretty apparent now in the northeast of asia 1st of all we've got winter coming out of the mainland minus one is the maximum but if a storm this massive snow makes its way across during says a nice warm day for tokyo and 11 sapporo come friday it's all change big snows i think for hawk-eye there. there's no one way of telling the story keeping is to the right and to be i suspect there is great he has to get to know the person for me to. this is al-jazeera. and this is the al-jazeera news hour live from london coming up 2 veteran diplomats testif

springtime in tasmania suddenly got cold it snowed it snowed in the victorian alps as well this came up from the antarctic when of course you get these big variations in temperature in spring surtees as it slightly brightens up in melbourne 30 in hobart rain more likely than snow come friday is $28.00 in sydney but it's warmer still in perth weakening up to the highs thirty's next couple days a proper little heat wave in fact 44 seems likely that further north and east to west of australia in fact there's a contrast between this part and the southeast corner a day and night of about 50 degrees celsius proper springtime variation we've had rain in new south wales is no more significant rain to come the next couple of days for the system is moving across the tasman sea and from the south on that cloud will bring a little bit but not a lot of right now i think that is largely joining friday the wind direction a northerly means it's quite worn oakland 23 degrees cools down a little bit to get to saturday 90 with the increasing cloud and rain creeping up through the south island directly

. >> they have populations in tasmania. that we are on that topic since i brought it up, our tasmanian devil's real? >> they are definitely real. >> i thought that was just a cartoon. >> they don't spin around and they are not with bugs bunny. >> they do spin around and create that whirling dervish? >> they do not. we have them at the columbus zoo. you can see them. >> we've got our next animal coming up here. cd. >> such a denta dental animal. >> here is sadie. this is fitting for us because it's a fox. >> you got greg good. >> this is a swift fox, swift fox is found in north america, you can find them in colorado, kansas, even up in canada. swift fox, they are fast. and really when we talk about swift fox, they were in deep trouble, they lost their prairie dogs, that's what they eat. when we talk about a fox like the swift fox, if you find them in your area where they are supposed to be found, you have a healthy ecosystem. really fast animal. beautiful. >> a little shaky there, is indeed? is this his first time on televis

monday that's an improving situation the rain though if it's going to be there toll is tucked into tasmania just briefly touches victoria and then goes to new zealand now we've seen this time and time again stop particularly wet on sunday the sun should be out in auckland it is rather cloudy and wet today come monday the change of season now in a shoe is really showing itself we've had some snow substantial snow in our cartoons more likely just a little bit on sunday but take a look at this innocuous little low building here just south of the yellows say that bill's cold air is coming out of the mainland and the message bloom of snow falls in north korea and it's on its way to eventually towards hokkaido. from lagos to jerusalem to buy a mosque to go moses claim 3. mile school history and bugger off. 3 short films that show how people take a stand against evictions and that struggling communities the 1st time they arrested i was 11 years old a.j. selects on al-jazeera. ruins that speak of a rich history and go once reigned from this palace more than 600 years ago this is the old town of che

the skies across into tasmania sunny rainy skies across into both on and off new zealand as well. malda in oakland and those that cloudy skies and a very similar picture on choose to maybe more the way of showers across into christchurch plenty of rain into central as well as we go through monday of that will work its way northward quite cloudy across into her some rain showers pushing their way across into seoul that clears by choosing and the bulk of the rains carried away from much of honshu as well. capturing a moment in time. the snapshots of other lives. of the stories. providing the tips into someone else's world day it was due. for. inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers. a witness on al-jazeera. al-jazeera where every. mass protests forcing the government's hand but are we seeing the try one incident on. our affairs we follow journalists on the front line to be frank not free press committed to reporting the facts police officers of pointing guns at journalist face to head the hong kong fact and fiction truth is it anyway on al-jazeera. 0. hello i'm maryam na

the whole of the continent knows there are no significant fronts apart from just brushing through tasmania and catching victoria so we can almost forget about a significant violent hail so even going on shore breeze which for the far as ought to be helpful the next story will come up is one of temperature with that sort of circulation the wards of the interior which of course is when we got rafferty's time of the year comes down to the sas just watch adelaide adelaide's up at $42.00 degrees and this is the hot bit here per cent of it has co down have had a brief heat wave that adelaide's up to $42.00 so $30.00 to $42.00 with quite a strong all the wind then it drops down to $23.00 but the heat hasn't gone away just moved to somewhere else melbourne not cause extreme but melbourne should see 34 on wednesday staying on thursday with increasingly strong wind in a small chance of thunderstorms but water ones lizbeth's. thank you rob still ahead on the news hour why the price of onions and bond of the issue has many people crying foul plus i'm from it i'm alone i'm in the kalahari desert in sou

the rainfall amounts, unfortunately, just going to be reserved for parts of southern victoria and tasmania, there isn't rain in the forecast for the sydney area. talking of temperature is 3a degrees, this is well above the average this time of year. it should be in the mid—20s. and of course, the question you are getting asked all the time at the moment is how do we connect this with the broader climate change situation? we can't really attribute one incident to climate change, but if you consider an ever warming climate like ijust showed you across australia nearly two and half degrees warmer, longer block patterns, because of a more undulating jet stream, so for months, even years, of a blocked pattern of warm and dry, then it stands to reason we will see more cases like this, more severe long lived wildfires are possible, and reaching areas that they never reached before, such as the edge of large cities like sydney and also the edges of rain forests. those detailed forecasts for eastern australia via the bbc weather act. nigel farage, the leader of the brexit party, says he won't run c

we have just got support coming in from the northern territory, victoria, tasmania and new zealand, andensland fire service, thank you very much indeed and best of luck to you. and it was mike‘s turn to face the music last night as he became the latest contestant to waltz out of the strictly ballroom. he‘s done breakfast proud, and has to go down in history as the best last dance on strictly ever — the conga. mike sent us a lovely little message to thank all of those who‘ve been lending him their support. hello, everybody at bbc breakfast. all my friends there, at work on the sofa, behind the scenes, all the people watching at home. thanks so much for all the love and support you have given me on my strictly journey. it has been so special, and life changing, completely. i hope it shows how good dancing is for you, physically and mentally. ifeel sharper, able to handle the pressure much more. i loved every second of it. it was a real honour to do it. it's it. it was a real honour to do it. it‘s really made me believe in what is possible with dance, a bit like what i‘ve been doing on sat