while france boasted flair, wales relied on experience.econd most capped player making his 80 appearance. but the defender has yet to score for his country. he was sharper in his own penalty area, denying what could have been a second call. wales weren't helping themselves at times, but olivier giroud couldn't take advantage of their assistance. with advantage of their assistance. with a more conventional buildup the arsenal striker was more composed, taking his 29th goal for his country. while wales‘ manager chris coleman‘s immediate future is uncertain, the country‘s looks bright. david brooks making his debut and the teenage striker combine for what could have been a spectacular consolation goal. we did create a few dangerous opportunities, but it was always going to be difficult. a great experience for the younger boys coming on. hopefully now we can learn from this and get together now and build on what is going to be a very important european cup. england we re very important european cup. england were paying germany. a lot of injuri

and now the prince of wales lays his own wreath. wales, his colonel in chief who commanded in the royal navy and was a helicopter pilot, as many members of the royal family have seen their career in the services. he is followed by the duke of cambridge. the duke of cambridge comes with prince henry of wales, his brother, and the duke of york. all three of them have served. the duke of cambridge, seven and a half yea rs of duke of cambridge, seven and a half years of military service, prince henry, two tours of afghanistan, the duke of york in the royal navy and sea king helicopters in the falklands. watched from the balcony by princess alexandra and the duchess of cambridge in the middle and the countess of wessex. the princess royal, duke of kent, the earl of wessex, lay their wreaths. the princess royal is admiral and chief commandant for women in the royal navy. stand at ease. the politicians' turn 110w stand at ease. the politicians' turn now led by the prime minister theresa may. the leader of the opposition, jeremy corbyn. mus

before chris coleman wales waited 58 yea rs before chris coleman wales waited 58 years to get to a tournamentea r‘s years to get to a tournament. last year's victory over belgium marked the dizzying peak for welsh would ball, a time when anything seemed possible. we can't be afraid of our dreams. four years ago i was as far away from this as you can imagine. if you aren't afraid of the dream and you aren't afraid to fail. the low point came when he took over from gary speed, who took his own life in 2011. he had to help the young players speed had helped to bring through, through the shock. he inspired ever in proving performances and the manager had on his side a global superstar.l moment of absolute magic! he has brought such a great atmosphere to the camp and he makes us want to win for ourselves and for our country. he has really ought that passion back. his gold was accompanied by newly forged steel at the back. wales made the euros, and beat russia, then northern ireland. then unforgettably belgium. the crime stopped and they lost to portugal in the semi—final and couldn't quite redisco

a windy day tomorrow across england and wales, possibly costs of 60 mph and wales, possibly costs of 60 mph and exposed coasts, outbreaks of rain across four north west england and southern scotland, and heavy rain. bright intervals in the south and east and more rain into the west in the afternoon, highs of 15 celsius. overnight into the early hours of thursday, some colder air so hours of thursday, some colder air so the return of something a bit cooler from the north which means so the return of something a bit coolerfrom the north which means by the time we start thursday, there is the time we start thursday, there is the possibility of snow over the hills in scotland and also perhaps down to low levels in the north. stay tuned to the forecast and we will keep you up—to—date. bright intervals across england and wales, rain in the south—west later, highs of around 1a, 15 celsius. friday, cooler temperatures into the north, perhaps holding on to double figures in the south. but by saturday, everybody is firmly in the cooler air. thank you very much indeed. a reminder of our main st

wales and australia are playing in the late game.and got the better of argentina this afternoon 21—8 while scotland beat samoa 44—38. john watson reports. the rugby world cup injapan, now 678 days away. plenty of time for players to stake their claim for selection, 90 seconds all that stewart hogg needed, seizing a lucky bounce after an unlucky summer following injury. samoa needed a response and found one. josh tyrell in there somewhere to touch down. expansive exciting rugby is the want of the scotland head coach gregor townsend. he saw it here along with the pace and power of hugh jones. man of the match stewart mcanally scored twice, as the scotland lead grew so did the samoa attacking instincts. samoa continued to test the scottish defence. hopes of victory punctured by peter horne collecting a clever pass to make it six tries that the scots who start with a win. new zealand to come. at twickenham in all eyes on england's evolution, against argentina, the series up and running, nathan hughes touching down. owen farrell was reste

, wales, the south—west of england.hs of 7—8dc. enter thursday, here is the pressure chart, high pressure to the west. the cold, northerly air. temperatures dropping into thursday. a cold start to the day was a good spells of sunshine, showers for eastern coastal areas. to be wintry at lower levels. showers for wales, the south—west, dry and bright weather around possibly. these are the highs for thursday. not feeling warm with the wind. towards the end of the week, turning cooler. brightness around. a scattering of showers largely in the east. feeling a little wintry towards thursday. hello, you're watching afternoon live. today at two: david davis is summoned to the house of commons by mps — over his refusal to hand over unedited documents assessing brexit‘s economic impact. no parliament instructed that the materials be released to us. it is thejob of the materials be released to us. it is the job of the committee to decide what is published again having given consideration to what ministers think. death government t

creeping over the irish sea into wales. most of england and wales starting drive.st after the overnight rain cleared away. showers lurking through the channel and coming in across the south west approach. one those heading inland. most of england and wales having a dry day. sunny spells developing. more showers continuing across scotla nd more showers continuing across scotland and northern ireland of a wintry flavour. sunshiny beside the showers. a data catching a rainbow. cold day, temperature is lowered across the border. starting off quite cold and frosty on saturday. north—westerly winds picking up after a much lighter wind day on friday. cold winds, shower was driven further south into england and wales. the further south you go, and wales. the further south you go, and the east you go across the uk, you may get away with a dry day. cold once again. stronger winds across the second half of the we can. getting a bit more westerly. high pressure here ahead of the weather from killing off high pressure here ahead of the weatherfrom killing off a lot high pressur

seared on the radar, it will lingerfor much of south wales.es along that south coast with a scattering of showers running down through the isle of man into the irish sea across the cheshire gap, here, more clout, not as cold, but to the north clearer skies, scattered wintry showers, temperatures around two or three first thing in the morning. this cold air rushing out of scotland further south during sunday. a noticeably colder field to the day across england and wales. scattered showers first thing, still across north—west england, wales, down into south—west england. if you are going to the cenotaph in london it should bea to the cenotaph in london it should be a fine start, breezy, cold, yet plenty of sunshine. if you are heading to other remembrance sunday services, despite some showers into the south—west and a cluster of showers to wales and elsewhere it will be cold dry, predominantly sunnl will be cold dry, predominantly sunni, good sunshine to the spine of the country, some scattered showers of the east coast of northern ireland and s

in scotland and wales. all women, whether vaccinated or not. president trump has arrived in vietnam as he continues his tour of south east asia. he's due to speak at a trade conference attended by other world leaders shortly, where he'll emphasize the importance of america's relations in the region. there's also a suggestion that later he'll have a private meeting with russia's president putin. facebook‘s founding president has said he's worried about the effect the site is having on society. sean parker, who says he no longer uses social media, said the network was built on "exploiting a vulnerability in human psychology", and he was concerned about what it was "doing to children's brains". the unintended consequences of a network, when it grows to 1 the unintended consequences of a network, when it grows to1 billion 01’ network, when it grows to1 billion or2 network, when it grows to1 billion or 2 billion people, and it literally changes your relationship with society, with each other, you know, it probab

wales cannot qualify.ilan on monday to avoid missing out on a first world cup since 1958. two rugby union, and the season gets underway today with our nation is facing a mess of the southern hemisphere over the weeks and months will stop this, scotland though this mower. it will be the first test the coach gregor townsend. we will have to be very good defensively but also very good in attack. if we give it seem like samoa turnover ball kicked boy to them, they'll be very dangerous against unstructured defences. and a quick look at the days of the games. the pick of them sees wales hosts australia at five p:m.. england take on argentina at twickenham. this will take your breath away, but a lucky escape for britain's top bobsleigh double—team. this is them hurtling down the track at lake placid in the uk. now, —— in the usa. even though the back pilot came out there, the coloured one is still there. brad ball even though the back pilot came out, the other one was still there. brad paul was bruised, but lucki

rain across south wales and southern england, moving southwards through the skies following, showersland and wales and the south—west and went to showers across northern scotland. tonight cold the last eight, not desperately cold the last eight, not desperately cold just yet and patchy frost maybe 80 patches we have wintry showers and north of scotland. sleet and snow remaining over the highlands and some winter weather possibly over the southern upwards and borders. a few showers screaming and bunny north—westerly wind across northern ireland and the irish cn to west wales, showers and north—east england near the coast so for many inland areas and try and sunny but into the showers across the south—west of england. frequent showers here and also crossed west wales with northern ireland ilonen are now strengthening winds. wintry showers across northern scotland, near the coast and north—east england will get blown inland through the morning down towards the midlands and across east anglia and the afternoon. more cloud around here so that is a change as the day goes on. temperatures l

we start wet across england and wales.will ease southwards, where it will linger on and off across southern england and south wales. much more sunshine as you move further north. remember, it is cold air. temperature six or 7 degrees. a fume showers across the north of scotland. it could be wintry over the hills. a lot of cloud for northern ireland. feeling quite chilly today. we will see some sunshine on the far north of england. in this cloudy, generally dry zone, with a northerly breeze, temperatures will not rise very much. the highest temperature is where it stays dull and damp over south wales. the autumn internationals kick off this weekend. we have some rain in cardiff and twickenham, some sunshine there in murrayfield. the big contrast across the uk. those temperatures will fall sharply under the clear skies in the north. we have another dose of rain to arrive across wales and southern england. again, it could be quite heavy. this moves through a little more quickly, but it should be generally gone by sunday morni

and wales through the day.tart the morning for saturday — not as widespread as friday morning, and then sunshine becomes more limited for many of us through the day. not the case though in scotland. there will be blustery showers in the far north, the northern isles, wintry on hills to relatively lower levels in places, but plenty of sunshine in scotland. mainly dry in northern ireland, but a fair amount of cloud around. a band of showers working south across northern england early in the day but then the sun comes out for the afternoon. early sunshine east anglia, the south—east of england with a touch of frost, but not lasting too long. already got cloud across wales and into south—west england and that's going to extend eastwards during the day, taking some occasional outbreaks of rain. never amounting to too much but making for a dull, damp afternoon for some here. you can see the sunshine across northern england, but especially into scotland, but remember that brisk wind in the far north with the blustery

then we‘re back into the rain across wales, especially wet in the north—west of wales.rth—west in particular. and this rain in ireland could become heavy and begin to arrive in the south—west and south of scotland. then we‘ve got a slice of drier weather before we‘re back into something a bit wetter in the far north of scotland. this is main area of rain, could be as much as 100mm of rain falling by the end of the day over the hills, south—west scotland, cumbria, and north—west wales. and ahead of that, across much of england and wales, it will be windy. strong to perhaps gale—force winds, very mild air, especially if you get the sunshine in the south—east and east anglia. could be some rain and cold air across the north of scotland. this rain still around in the evening, with strong winds. some squally rain sweeping eastwards across england and wales. poor day in the rain, and cold air across scotland. squally rain sweeping east across england and wales. then in the cold air, we start to see some snow falling overnight in scotland, particularly northern parts of scotla

there is one suggestion that they go to wales for a holiday.come to scotland. and there's another paying tribute to a key player who has announced this retirement. as soon as the tournament style, we tend to forget all this. moving on to something lighthearted but serious. were being robbed of one of life ‘s joys, pets. multiple studies have shown that your environment has a huge impact on your mental well—being. again, showing the pets are an important source of joy showing the pets are an important source ofjoy in our life. and because our home is a small we do not have gardens, many of us don't have outside space. we are not opting for a pet. is absolutely. and because increasing numbers of us live in rented accommodation, landlords do not allow pets. i had one growing up but i do not have one 110w. one growing up but i do not have one now. i live in a rented flat... we have a dog and a cat. maybe it is great for mental well—being that it isa great for mental well—being that it is a lot of work. it is. and many businesses are now having pet

through england and wales, through the day, that cloud will try to thin and break, especially to thed be a bit of brightness. the rain keeps falling over scotland and later in the day we see another spell of rain in northern england, and northern wales. to the south and east of that, mainly dry. the best of any brightness will be here. mild, with high temperatures of around 14 or 13 celsius. still quite cool in scotland. in the evening, more rain to come through scotland, slowly pulling away, then a different spell of rain pushing east across england and wales and becoming more persistent across north—west england and north wales as we head through the early hours of wednesday morning. the winds will be strengthening as well, likely to touch gale force along the western and southern coasts. a mild night as we go into wednesday. a much windier day. chance of gales in some places. persistent rain across northern parts of wales, northern ireland, perhaps stretching up to southern parts of scotland. south and east of this, mainly dry, with the best of any brightness. we could see 15 cels

a lot of fog in southern and eastern parts of wales. cloudy start for wales. a lot of cloud to begin with. a couple of breaks, especially to the north and east. overall a fairly cloudy day. maybe later we could have some rain. we've got the weather fronts towards the north—west of scotland just edging its way southwards. the best of the brea ks to its way southwards. the best of the breaks to the east of higher ground. the best of the sunshine in southern parts of england, especially once you lose the fog. temperatures about 11- 14 you lose the fog. temperatures about 11— 1a degrees. if you've got any fireworks planned this even in most places will start dry, but into the night england and wales in particular will turn increasingly wet. heavy rain around to take us into saturday morning. that keeps things warmer in england and wales. clearer conditions for scotland and northern ireland. chilly to stop the weekend. the best of the weather in scotla nd weekend. the best of the weather in scotland and northern ireland and to the far west. a wet start in parts of

through england and wales, through the day, that cloud will try to thin and break, especially to theightness. the rain keeps falling over scotland and later in the day we see another spell of rain in northern england, and northern wales. to the south and east of that, mainly dry. the best of any brightness will be here. mild, with high temperatures of around 14 or 13 celsius. still quite cool in scotland. in the evening, more rain to come through scotland, slowly pulling away, then a different spell of rain pushing east across england and wales and becoming more persistent across north—west england and north wales as we head through the early hours of wednesday morning. the winds will be strengthening as well, likely to touch gale force along the western and southern coasts. a mild night as we go into wednesday. a much windier day. chance of gales in some places. persistent rain across northern parts of wales, northern ireland, and perhaps stretching up to southern parts of scotland. to the south and east of this, mainly dry, with the best of any brightness. we could well see 15 cels

the gap was closed for wales as they took positives going forward. closed for wales as they took positives way we are trying to play. there was more evidence of attacking by there was more evidence of attacking rugby in ireland. they were rampant against south africa. the only team scoring was the irish. 38— three was the margin of victory. a record win for the hosts over their visitors. samoa arrived amid financial woes and fears for their future, but all those problems were left off the field. a frantic match with scotland saw stuart hogg return to action with an early try. scotland couldn't get away from their opponents. 11 tries in total, a late samoan rally held off by the scots. not as much excitement down at twickenham as england isjust excitement down at twickenham as england is just about emerged victorious over argentina. megan hughes‘s early try gave them the foundation but they never really took off. eddie jordan foundation but they never really took off. eddiejordan is far from content. an off day from the argentine kickers helped, as did a final try. but england's know they n

we start with wales, playing in theirfirst moment.ut on the world cup play—offs, but a trip to paris proved a step too far as they were beaten 2—0 by france. one month after their world cup dreams ended in a nightmare, or wales came to paris looking for a pick me up, a result against a france side backing the attacking force of giroud and antoine griezmann would be some achievement, and wales were on the back foot for much of the match, unsurprisingly. wayne hennessey keeping them out on this occasion, and that should have boosted the competence of the crystal palace goalkeeper but he slipped up when griezmann pounced. france boasted flair, and wales relied on experience, chris guenther is making his 84th appearance, but the reading defender is yet to score for his country —— chris guenther. he was sharper in his own penalty area, stopping griezmann from getting a second goal. with a more conventional build—up, giroud was far more composed here, claiming his 29th goalfor his far more composed here, claiming his 29th goal for his count

some of them drifting into the pennines, maybe one or two across wales and the south—west.’ look at these temperatures, it is more or less the same everywhere by the early hours of saturday morning. this cold air we've been predicting has drifted out of the norwegian sea to the east of greenland. the cold air has died down as far south as iberia. a chilly one tomorrow, a bit ofa iberia. a chilly one tomorrow, a bit of a breeze out there. it will feel colder than some of the temperatures suggest. we could see temperatures of 4—5, but with the wind it will feel closer to freezing. four example in newcastle even minus one. that saturday. i think fewer showers around on sunday. another crisp, bright day. there are weather systems approaching the north—west of the country late afternoon sunday evening. these always bring slightly milder weather but i think overall the messages things are going to be turning quite a bit less cold but overall i don't think we are in for any mild weather for quite some time. hello, you're watching afternoon live. i'm simon mccoy. today at 2pm... a

the weatherford working across england and wales without brea ks across england and wales without breakse hold onto milder airfor one more day. for all of us going to the weekend, as the area of low pressure pulls away eastwards, a flow of air allowing the north—westerly again turning colder. there may be a wet and windy system coming from the atlantic for a time. then it looks like going into the following week we have a weather pattern that will be a cold one with aircoming down pattern that will be a cold one with air coming down from the north. sunshine, showers around and a cold feel to things with widespread frost as well, lasting well into next week. in the next few days, you have the cloudy damp and also the return of that cold, bright weather. you can of that cold, bright weather. you ca n ex press of that cold, bright weather. you can express a preference as to which you prefer, what we are not able to give you is a choice. as the government faces more criticism over its handling of her case. more criticism nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe has been imprisoned for 18 months on charges

it is mild because it is cloudy, so cloudy skies for england and wales.rain, particularly across wales, but also some dampness at times getting across the midlands and into east anglia. north—east england, particularly over the pennines, also pretty grey. a lot of cloud first thing for northern ireland. 10 degrees in belfast, mild conditions here. best of the early—morning sunshine will be across much of scotland, although there will be a few showers in the far north. through the rest of the day, slow changes overall. it will brighten up, though, for north—east england. the best of the sunshine continues to be in scotland. otherwise, a lot of cloud for northern ireland, england and wales, continuing to be thick enough for occasional patches of rain, not really amounting to too much. temperatures up on those of yesterday, still a little on the cool side to the north and east of scotland. now, for tuesday night, where we see some cloud breaks, you may well see things turning rather foggy. otherwise, it stays cloudy for england and wales, and that cloud will

as we have across wales.ith a lot of showers coming in on the north—westerly wind. feeling cool in the north, still hanging on the double figures in terms of temperatures in the south. then you can see this next front starting to come our way. this is it on the pressure chart. embedded in this we have the remnants of ex—tropical storm but all that will do will bring us some rain. back to you, naga and charlie. thanks, carol. a drop in profits for sainsbury‘s and ben will be bringing us sainsbury‘s and ben will be bringing us that news... good morning. sainsbury‘s says profits fell 9% in the first half of this year. sainsbury‘s is the uk‘s second largest supermarket but has been losing market share to discount rivals including aldi and lidl. last month it announced 2000 job cuts and says more could be on the way as it attempts to save another £500 million in costs. the boss told me on breakfast a little earlier the food price inflation could be easing off it. as measured by the government food price inflation

coleman has named gareth bale in the wales squad for those games.layed since he suffered a calf injury playing for real madrid at the end of september and he missed wales‘s last two world cup qualifiers. three more english clubs are in champions league action this evening. manchester city will reach the knock—out stages if they avoid defeat against the italian side napoli; tottenham take on real madrid at wembley knowing a win would see them through, and liverpool sit top of their group ahead of their game against maribor. they won the away fixture 7—0 a fortnight ago — butjurgen klopp says that counts for nothing tonight. i've had too many football games in my life to feel relaxed or whatever before a game like this. it's the champions league, they deserve to be there and we deserve to be there, and we decide with our performance whether we deserve to stay in the champions league. it's all we are thinking about. england cricket coach trevor bayliss says the players have agreed sensible rules for drinking on the ashes tour of australia but there wil

victory for wales in the face of adversity, the best kind of experience. are hosting fiji. fiji replied with three tries, drawing early in the second half. everything to play for and 17—17. an irish penalty with seven minutes to go to suppose the two teams, holding the nerve to secure the win. now, in a minute i'll be running through the day's premier league stories with our football reporter nick hatton, but we start with the game of day — the north london derby between arsenal and spurs at the emirates stadium. it went in favour of arsene wenger‘s arsenal side who took the game 2—0, much to the joy of their fans. for spurs, though, it's nowjust one win in their last 13 visits to their arch rivals. holly hamilton reports. struggling for a win against spurs in their last six meetings, arsene wenger has been playing catch up. over the last few seasons, north london has seen a shift in power, but these things are as changeable as the weather. after 36 minutes, arsenal opened the scoring after a controversial free kick, allowing this header to sail into the f

and wales face the biggest test against australia as the rugby internationals get underway.aid that his russian counterpart, vladimir putin, was "very insulted" by allegations that moscow interfered in last year's us election. the two men met and held brief talks at an international summit in vietnam. afterwards, mr trump said he believed mr putin's assurances that russia "did not meddle" in last year's campaign. us intelligence agencies have concluded that moscow did try to influence the election and members of mr trump's campaign team are under investigation over their links to russia. from vietnam, aleem maqbool reports. all eyes at this summit were on these two men and what they might give away about the ties between them. for his entire time in office, donald trump has been plagued with questions he just doesn't want to hear over what vladimir putin might have done to get him elected. they met only briefly here but president trump said he did raise the issue of russian interference in the us elections. "he said he didn't meddle", said mr trump. "i asked again — you can

wales made the euros. then, unforgettably, belgium. they then lost to eventual champions portugal in the semifinal and could not quite rediscover the magic in world cup qualifying. defeat to the republic of ireland in cardiff meant the end of their challenge and the end of coleman's he blasted wheels ina end of coleman's he blasted wheels in a friendly against panama last weekend. below what it means to play for wales and they want to achieve more and they will, whether or about me,| more and they will, whether or about me, lam more and they will, whether or about me, i am convinced of that. he is hardly taking the easy option, going to sunderland struggling in the second tier, but it may never got thejob he did in taking welsh football from its toughest moment to its greatest one. sunderland say they are aiming to confirm the deal by sunday. ryan giggs is currently one of the favourites to replace coleman there as well. we have also learned that northern ireland has given permission for michael 0'neill to

but after that, crossed some parts of england and wales. we will be getting up to 1230 degrees if you are lucky. —— 12 or 13 degrees. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. 350 people are dead — and thousands more injured — after an earthquake hits the border region of iran and iraq. cctv captures the moment it hits — one aid agency says 70,000 people need shelter. no peak yet. climate experts say global emissions of carbon dioxide are set to rise in 2017 — for the first time in four years. business leaders from across europe meet theresa may at no 10 to voice concerns about trade after brexit. coming up on afternoon live all the sport. injury worries for scotland. after a bruising is said about the fixtures for the autumn internationals these squads have called for back—up —— after a bruising set. the weather forecast?

so for england and wales, a fair bit of cloud around.ding into scotland. to start the day in scotla nd scotland. to start the day in scotland it will be cold and frosty and that rain will edge northwards as we go through the rest of the day. it will not feel is cold. so the weather for the first half of this week certainly is changeable. thank you very much indeed, i am glad you are dressed up nice and warm. six months ago, we brought you a story about 23—year—old matthew bryce, from airdrie in north lanarkshire. he was stranded at sea for two days after his surfing trip went disastrously wrong. matthew almost died, and was rescued by the rnli and coastguard 13 miles off the coast of northern ireland, vowing never to surf again. well, time is a great healer, and matthew has bravely decided he is ready to get back in the water. 0ur reporter alex gulrajani went to meet him. a moment matthew bryce thought would never happen again.|j a moment matthew bryce thought would never happen again. i knew i was going to die. it wasn't a question. it

increasingly wet across wales especially in the north.then spreading into southern scotland through the day. eastern parts of northern ireland. this is the most significant area of wet weather tomorrow, north wales, north—west england and southern scotland. up to 100 millimetres possible in the hills. and the wind strengthening across england and wales with gales developing. up to 70 miles an hour on exposed coasts and hills. some very windy weather on wednesday night especially in england and wales. outbreaks of rain around and the north of scotland going into thursday morning having some snow even at lower levels. keep an eye on that during thursday morning. wet weather elsewhere, many places though becoming dry and even sunny for some. another area of low pressure will begin on friday, some uncertainty about the detail. but heavy rain across southern parts of england in particular friday night. and as that moves away at the start of the week ended the cold air moves south across the uk so much colder for the start of the weekend. that

itjust so happens that because it is the prince of wales, eve ryo ne because it is the prince of walesout the queen and her investments, which have been making headlines this week. how damaging do you think this week. how damaging do you think this is? what will they be thinking? i don't believe it is damaging at all. there will be probably a bit of shock and upset, not because this has come out, but because maybe they didn't have their finger on the financial pulse, but people are paid to do it on their behalf. the queen is not hands—on in the same way as the prince of wales is a hands—on duke of cornwall. but what is coming out of the duchy of lancaster is topping up what comes out of the sovereign's grant. it is paying for the running of monarchy plc. there will be concern that they should have been alerted to the fact that this was happening, but you can't be alerted to every single thing which is going on in an organisation. thank you forjoining us on brea kfast thank you forjoining us on breakfast this morning. just to let you know what is happening in the next few hours of the p

there was a tremendous cheer, and the prince of wales went to one 5ide, and the prince of wales wents chapel. there are also going to be a lot of public interviews only. i think, harry and meghan are going to put their foot down as far as the guest list is concerned. it is their wedding. yet the queen and the prince of wales will be paying for it, and harry is probably going to want disabled 5ervice probably going to want disabled service personnel, because he is very close to them, and he feels that he has worked so closely with them on the innovator5 games, and other occasions, and invicta ‘5 games is very much —— invictu5 games. but, let's face it. it is only to max 11 days on that day, and nobody else counts. phangiso model coming. —— thank you 5o phangiso model coming. —— thank you so much for coming. joining us now from outside buckingham palace is roya nikkah, royal correspondent at the sunday time5. display much has a harry and meghan stamp on it. absolutely. meghan was saying that she wanted to get stuck m, saying that she wanted to get stuck in, start getting around the uk

sian lloyd, bbc news at the national assembly for wales.nal assembly for wales. the foreign secretary faced calls to apologise and even resign this afternoon over comments he's made about a british woman, nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, who's being held in iran. she was arrested last year for supposedly being part of a coup plot. mrjohnson told mps last week that she was there to train journalists but her family insist she was on a family visit. they say the foreign secretary's comments could add years to her prison sentence. this afternoon, mrjohnson said he was sorry if his remarks had been "misconstrued". lucy manning reports. she has been held for 584 days, separated from her daughter gabriella and her husband. nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe from north london is iranian and british. imprisoned by iran and now her case seemingly undermined by the british foreign secretary. borisjohnson‘s comets to mps last week suggested she was in iran training journalists before her arrest. we need to look at what nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe was doing. she was sim

so we could look at how that had changed across england and wales. look at those figures and estimate that about 58% of neighbourhoods had not recovered once inflation is ta ken into account. so their house prices were actually lower than when they started in 2007. are you finding new stories as well through this? yes, so one series of stories was on the nhs, when we looked at nhs figures. we have also done the house price story that we mentioned. but we are looking in all sorts of places. we did some civil aviation figures. so there is lot of different data sources and this is a growth area for journalists. there is so much data. not everybody has the skills to interpret it themselves. some people have said that the personalised stories that can appear on the news web—site, can seem oversimplified. do you put in enough data for them to be really meaningful? i think we do, i think that as long as you put context around the figures, if you can show how they may have changed or you can show how they may compare to another country, as long as you're put

cloud and patchy rain extending across wales and south—west england and other parts of england and walesiday. sunshine becomes more limited for many of us through the day. not the case in scotland. blustery showers in the north, the northern isles, wintry through lower levels. plenty of sunshine in scotland. mainly dry in northern ireland, but a fair amount of cloud around. showers working south in northern england early in the day, but then the sun comes out for the afternoon. the south—east of england has a touch of frost, but not lasting long. cloud across wales and into south—west england and that's going to extend eastwards through the day, taking some occasional outbreaks of rain. never amounting to much. you can see the sunshine is in northern england, and especially into scotland, with a brisk wind in the far north and blustery showers. technically milder for some in wales and south—west england. not feeling that way with the cloud and rain. most have single figure temperatures again. expecting some rain in cardiff for the rugby. maybe patchy rain in twickenham. cold for murrayfi

then we're back into the rain across wales, especially wet to the north—west of wales.r. and this rain in ireland could become heavy and begin to arrive in the south—west and south of scotland. then we've got a slice of drier weather before we're back into something a bit wetter in the far north of scotland. this main area of rain could be as much as 100mm of rain falling by the end of the day over the hills, south—west scotland, cumbria, and north—west wales. and ahead of that, across much of england and wales, it will be windy. strong to perhaps gale—force winds, very mild air, especially if you get the sunshine in the south—east and east anglia. could be some rain and cold air across the north of scotland. this rain still around in the evening, with strong winds. some squally rain sweeping eastwards across england and wales. poor day in the rain, and cold air across scotland. squally rain sweeping east. then in the cold air, we start to see some snow falling overnight in scotland, particularly northern parts of scotland. further south, much milder, but still windy. t

quite right, it is going to be windy across england and wales, up be windy across england and wales, across northern ireland, wales, northern england and southern scotland, moving northwards through the course of the day, falling snow on the hills in scotland. the other side of that band of rain, some brighter skies. into the afternoon, windy across south—west england, especially with exposure, the rain clipping the north devon, cornwall and the somerset. wet and windy across wales, especially so with exposure, but breezy across northern ireland, the rain easing off a touch. but extending through northern scotland, snow on the hills, not getting indicated and sutherland, still cold across the northern isles with wintry mix. a lot of cloud in the north, but brighter skies in east anglia, even in the midlands we could see glimmers of sunshine before the cloud builds. through the evening and overnight, a band of rain pushes towards the east and south, and one towards the east and south, and one towards the east and south, and one towards the north. it is going to be a windy night, and i

england and wales both in friendly action.g around 15 minutes. it is goalless at the moment. an inexperienced side, gareth southgate has handed debuts to three players — goal keeperjordan pickford, ruben loftus—cheek and tammy abraham eric dier is captain. it is quite cagey at the moment. meanwhile wales are playing france, their first game since missing—out on the world cup play—offs. these are live pictures from paris. you can watch it on bbc one in wales and on the bbc sport website. one other football line for you, patrice evra has been sacked by marseille and has been banned from all european club matches until the end of the season for kicking a spectator. he aimed a kick at the head of one of his club's supporters before a europa league game against vittoria in portugal last week. uefa have said the former france and manchester united captain can't play untiljuly 2018 — and they've also fined him 10,000 euros. marseille have terminated his contract. england's women's cricketers hopes of regaining the ashes are hanging i

it is mild because it is cloudy, so cloudy skies for england and wales. give us some bursts of rain, particularly across wales, but also some dampness at times getting across the midlands and into east anglia. north—east england, particularly over the pennines, also pretty grey. a lot of cloud first thing for northern ireland. 10 degrees in belfast, mild conditions here. best of the early—morning sunshine will be across much of scotland, although there will be a few showers in the far north. through the rest of the day, slow changes overall. it will brighten up, though, for north—east england. the best of the sunshine continues to be in scotland. otherwise, a lot of cloud for northern ireland, england and wales, continuing to be thick enough for occasional patches of rain, not really amounting to too much. temperatures up on those of yesterday, still a little on the cool side to the north and east of scotland. now, for tuesday night, if we see some cloud breaks, you may well see things turning rather foggy. otherwise, it stays cloudy for england and wales

the first minister of wales, ca rwyn tony. the first minister of wales, carwyn jones, has tony.ndling of the allegations of misconduct against carl sargeant, the labour politician, the former labour minister in wales, who is thought to have taken his own life earlier this week after being sacked from the welsh government last week. mrjones said he had no alternative to doing what he did and this he'd fold the rules by the book, he said. anotherformer labour minister leighton andrews has alleged that mr sargeant was a victim of a culture of bullying and spoke of a "toxic atmosphere" among ministers and officials in cardiff bay. mr sargeant‘s family say he was never given details of the allegations against him and couldn't defend himself. i'm speaking to you this evening at an awful time for everyone. i want to talk about carl and his family. we were all very shocked by what happened last week, there is great hurt, anger and bewilderment. carl was my friend. in all the years that i knew was my friend. in all the years that iknew him, was my friend. in all the years that i knew him

cloud increasing for england and wales, thicker in scotla nd england and wales, thicker in scotland andmuch for how long is open to question. check the forecast tomorrow morning. it will be another cold day with cloud increasing across the uk. but milder air will come in on tuesday wednesday. but there will be lots of cloud. goodbye now. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: michael gove faces criticism for saying he didn't know what the british—iranian woman nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe was doing in iran. borisjohnson is said to have had a constructive conversation today with mrs zaghari—ratcliffe's husband following the foreign secretary's intervention in the case last week. first secretary of state damian green insists police never told him about pornography allegedly found on his computers. he says the allegations have an ulterior motive. the prince of wales has led the country in honouring its war dead on remembrance sunday, taking the queen's place to lay a wreath at the cenotaph in london. now it's time for sportsday. it's an extremely tough challenge for northern ireland, but vic

england, may a bit murky for the wales in south—west england, may a bit murky for the salusbury walessalusbury plane, a bit murky for the salusbury plane, a bit of mist over chilterns and downs. 0ver eastern england, it should clear reasonably quickly. some fog patches in the valleys of northern ireland weather is a chilly start day. scotland, called the police there will be some sunshine and pockets of boston sheltered areas. through the west of wednesday, the —— the cloud will be ina wednesday, the —— the cloud will be in a little bit. staying rather cloudy across these areas from wednesday. it should brighten up across north—west england and wales. maybe a bit brighter. the best of the sunshine will be in scotland, particularly northern and eastern areas, threatening outbreaks of rain towards the end of the day. that rain, a bit more extensive. you can see it get in across parts of western england and wales. through the end of the night, moving into northern ireland and scotland, a cold front. pushing southwards. a burst of heavy rain along the funds. behind that weather front, tha

a man has died after being struck by a number of vehicles on a motorway in south wales.igated the incident between pencoed and sam. south wales police said the man died at the scene after the incident at 9:00 last night. officers are urging motorists driving on that section of the motorway around the time of the incident to contact them. runners in the beirut marathon have been showing their support for saad hariri, lebanon's prime minster, who recently shocked the nation by resigning while in saudi arabia. he hasn't returned to lebanon, and many there suspect he's being held by the saudi authorities against his will, which riyadh has denied. carine tobey has been speaking to runners in beirut. as one of the most severe political crises in lebanon enters its second week, following the curious resignation of prime minister saad hariri, announced from the saudi capital riyadh, tens of thousands of participants in the single biggest sports event in the country, ran and walked today in the streets of the capital as posters of saad hariri lined the streets of beirut. the post

but wales have lost their last 12 matches against the aussies.ading games until the last minute. and then unfortunately lost. some close games. we know the challenge. we have trained well last week. and the players were very disappointed to lose the opening game, against australia, last year, and go on to win the other free. 2-1, croatia against greece. -- win the other three. britain's lizzy yarnold won a bronze medal in the opening race of the new skeleton world cup season in lake placid in the usa. the reigning olympic champion, who's looking to defend her title next february, moved up from fifth place after her first run to finish third. fellow brit laura deas was fifth. you can watch live coverage of the bobsleigh and skeleton world cup on the red button, the bbc sport website and mobile app. it is now 3—1, croatia leading 3—1. just a few minutes ago we were talking about the government's anti—terrorist strategy, capital to prevent, designed to prevent extremism. officialfigures have just been published. the first detailed home office analys

the chilly start to the new week, a bright one across england and wales.oy the early sunshine here, because the cloud will spread in for the afternoon which will make for a chilly feel, despite like the wind than today. further north, rain for northern ireland and scotland, wintry for a time across the higher ground of scotland. once those front start to come in, we topple away the ridge of high pressure and for tuesday and wednesday we are talking about a couple of days featuring a lot of cloud, some patchy outbreaks of rain, but the bigger change really will be for tuesday and wednesday a milderfeel, temperatures will be for tuesday and wednesday a milder feel, temperatures as you can see here behind me backed up in double figures and the air coming across the british isles will come from the west, so a very different feel from sunday and monday, tuesday and wednesday much greyer but also much milder. here is your week ahead, chilly and frosty start on monday, tuesday and wednesday starting to poor weather in from the atla ntic starting to poor weather i

pretty hefty showers in the forecast for the next few hours for wales, for the next few hours for walesph a temperature of around 8 degrees at 11am, but add on the effect of the wind and it will be considerably cold so don't be fooled by the figures on the map behind bean. northern ireland, scattered showers towards the coast, shallot across the highlands and grampians, the wind picks up along the north sea coast this afternoon which will feel particularly raw, it does ease off in the west and the showers will clear from wales and the south—west of england where big showers will be onshore in east anglia and lincolnshire. we must, though, about a day factor in the effect of the wind, for some temperatures hovered just above freezing for much of the day in terms of how they feel, rather than the reading on the thermometer. in terms of real temperatures overnight, high—pressure moves in to kill of the wind, perfect setup for a widespread frost, and we could see loads of —6 in parts of rural scotla nd loads of —6 in parts of rural scotland to get monday under way. the chilly but bright sta

towards the west of england and wales, increasing cloud.the north of england will be bright this afternoon. with sunshine, 6— 7— 8—9 only. the warmest weather towards the south. this is where the rugby matches will need to contend with rain. overnight, keeping sky is clear in the greater part of the british isle. that will make a difference to the temperatures. widespread frosts. the south—west, mild air. a fair bit of cloud. rain from the word go in the final quest of cornwall. the bulk of the rain will be further north. the further east you are, the more chilly your day will be. 5—6 is the maximum. that is the problem. because it is that cold, as the mild air comes in from the atlantic, there could be a conversion of the rain to snow to fairly low levels. keeping an eye on that. you get the sense many more of us are that. you get the sense many more of us are in for one of those monday mornings, i am afraid. we will cope as long as there is some sunshine at some point. do you know when your phone calls on the floor and it tracks, it shoul

secondly, the difficulties that arise in the prince of wales, who is arise in the prince of wales, whoetimes to a conflict of interest. the first minister of wales, carwynjones, is under pressure to give details about his decision to sack carl sargeant — a member of his cabinet who was found dead yesterday. he told mr sargeant to leave his post last week because of unspecified allegations about his behaviour. 0ne labour member of the welsh assembly said there was "deep unease" in the group. we can hear more about this now with that wales correspondent who is in cardiff. tell us more about this unease and do we expect to hear any more from the first minister? that is the question at the moment i better‘s blitz. there was a deep sense of shock and sadness in the assembly was the news broke yesterday lunchtime that police had found carl sargea nt‘s yesterday lunchtime that police had found carl sargeant‘s body at his home in the north—east of wales at 11:30am yesterday and as we understand it he did take his own life. i had never seen the assembly like it was yesterday, it has been rocked

for england and wales, you‘re going to hang ona england and wales, you‘re going to hang on a lot of cloudu‘re travelling. for england, wales and northern ireland tomorrow, cloudy, spots of rain here and there, not everywhere, and fairly light. in scotland, another bright day with sunshine. still windy, still with showers in the north and later that will be replaced by rain. 0n thursday, the rain that‘s been coming into the north—west of scotla nd coming into the north—west of scotland by the end of wednesday will be careering steadily south, into northern england, northern ireland, wales. a lot of cloud around on thursday with some brighter breaks, temperatures roughly where they should be at this stage in november. all in all the weather is fairly quiet, not much going on i‘m glad to say! really looking lovely at the moment there, i shall go and have a look before christmas. do you think the tree is leaning a bit to the left? it is ever so slightly. no. it is absolutely straight! is it, it must be our camera angle? hankie very much. carol can go and give it a pushover —— thank you very m