on this side, and of wales. england on this side, and wales over here. it was renamed the prince of wales bridge is a tribute to prince charles and his work in wales. 38,000 people signed an online petition against it, but recent polling suggests a majority support keeping the monarchy in wales. i want to examine the nation's relationship with the prince. so i have come on a trip through wales through the past five decades in this 50—year—old motor car to find out what marquee has left on our country. a lot has changed since the prince was crowned, and in fact the story stretches back even further. crowned, and in fact the story stretches back even furtherlj declare the commonwealth games open. charles was nine years old and already aired to the throne when an announcement was made to the empire games in cardiff. i was 25 years old working for the bbc in the old cardiff arms pub. there is still one more surprise in store. then we had the recorded announcement because the recorded announcement because the queen was in fair... i intend to create my son, ch

of wales.he crowd went crazy. cheered and it went on and on and on. one teenage boy heard the news at cardiff train station. the announcement came and the roof went off. well, it didn't have a roof but if it had a roof, it would have gone off. what a way to start a holiday. prince of wales! i was mortally embarrassed. the trouble was i was in front of the television at the school with all the other boys. lim it was very embarrassing. they all turned and looked at me. --it wasn't you pee, i've become the prince of wales, quite exciting, everybody. in north wales, the announcement set another young mind thinking, how did he feel about the monarchy? yes, i remembered it. iwas 15 about the monarchy? yes, i remembered it. i was 15 at the time. we didn't think that they were important to us. irrelevant to wales. i think that's when it started in my mind, what does this have to do with wales today? in the valleys of south wales, a young girl who would later help develop a new curriculum for schools, h

of wales.t did polarise opinion, people felt more conscious of the alien nature of the monarchy in wales, while others felt more drawn to the sense of belonging to the monarchy and its representative in wales, the prince of wales, because of the investitu re. there lies the risk, according to professor laura mcallister. raising public awareness about an issue makes opinion stronger. it's a great case of an issue such as attitudes to the monarchy suddenly being thrust on everybody‘s faces in the form of a big, symbolic ceremony occasional. then people having to make up their minds if they thought this was good or bad. i think there's been a real shift in public mood towards authority. we are far less deferential now. we don't believe that we should respect authority just because believe that we should respect authorityjust because it is in a position of authority and power. but did the prince of wales move with changing times? i'm going to find out what he did over the next five decades. in the

we'll have the latest from wales and hearfrom the first minister of wales mark drakeford.he other main stories on bbc news at 5. a former high courtjudge says police officers investigating an alleged vip paedophile ring may themselves have broken the law. this the plummeting pound — sterling continues to fall on currency markets — as market jitters grow at the prospect of a no—deal brexit. liverpool's lord mayor resigns following complaints about a video he shared containing racist material last night. president trump arrives in jamestown, virginia to mark the 400th anniversary of democracy in the united states. some black groups stay away. people with alcohol problems in england are half as likely to get the right help compared to other areas of britain. it is 5pm, our top story. boris johnson has spent the afternoon meeting welsh farmers who have expressed their strong opposition to the uk crashing out of the eu without a deal. in the latest stop on his tour of the uk he visited a farm in newport and said agriculture could thrive with new trade deals, insisting the ball

wales correspondent sian lloyd is in cardiff.rations for a meeting between the first minister of wales and the prime minister taking place agriculture policy is devolved in wales so, the welsh government takes many of the decisions. but the prime minister faced many of the decisions. but the prime ministerfaced questions many of the decisions. but the prime minister faced questions about some of the wider issues facing the sector. my report a prime minister wanting to tell those working in agriculture that it can continue to thrive after brexit. as borisjohnson as boris johnson makes as borisjohnson makes his first visit to wales as prime minister, a country which voted to leave the eu, today, farmers‘ leaders are warning of potential civil unrest in the event of a no deal brexit. wales exports more to europe than any other uk country and there are fears that leaving without a deal could have a catastrophic impact on people's livelihoods. we will make sure that they have the support they need and if there are markets that are tri

alun cairns, secretary of state for wales, thanks for joining cairns, secretary of state for wales, thanks a shooting at a food festival in california on sunday. four people were killed, including the gunman who was shot by police. the authorities are still trying to establish a motive for the attack. dave lee reports. what's going on, what's going on?! as the shots rang out, there was at first confusion, and then panic, and eventually disbelief. they're shooting! for most of the weekend, this was the scene of a happy, popular food festival, with around 80,000 people in attendance. but by sunday evening, it had turned into the latest american mass shooting, the 246th in this country, in this year alone. pop, pop, pop, pop, and wejust went behind some tents and took cover. and we knew right away when we saw a lot of people just running away from there. we thought it was a firecracker. and then, when i looked to the side, we knew it wasn't. we both turned at the same exact time and saw him standing right there. he was within, what, ten feet of us? yeah, he shot one shot. he wasjust going bac

the sunshine should return more widely to england and wales and hopefully northern scotla nd and walesrn scotla nd scotland tomorrow although northern scotland will continue with the risk of showers. further south the cloud has been courtesy of this weather front. a few spots of rain to come in southern areas but behind it is much fresher. quite cool potentially across the glens of scotland but it does mean an abundance of sunshine first thing on sunday. this low cloud here, the odd shower reluctant to clear could give some mis—along the pembrokeshire and cornwall coast but it should ease away in the afternoon. sunshine developing quite widely. but the winds are light, so in the light winds and sunshine and it does return as you can see more widely to england and wales, with temperatures average for the time of year, it will feel quite pleasant. pollen levels very in the south.

borisjohnson has spent the day visiting wales.e last few minutes the prime minister has been meeting the first minister of wales mark dra keford. mark drakeford said before the meeting he would give them a clear message that brexit would be catastrophic for wales for the brexit would decimate the agricultural and manufacturing sectors and risk ripping the union apart. borisjohnson has also been speaking to farmers as he tries to gather support for his brexit plans. their union has warned of ‘unrest‘ if the uk leaves the eu without a deal — one farmer told him to stop playing ‘russian roulette' with the lamb industry. farming is worth just over six billions pounds to the welsh economy. if the uk government decides to press on with a no deal brexit then tariffs on welsh lamb could increase by up to a0%. no deal could also impact exports, with 92% of all welsh lamb being sent to countries in the eu. let's discuss this more with phil stocker, chief executive of the national sheep association. thank you forjoining us. what is the actua

he is in scotland today and wales tomorrow. it's going today and wales tomorrow.it because the farming community are very concerned about no deal in borisjohnson is saying he thinks there is a really bold vision that britain can achieve when it comes to agriculture and this is the kind of thing he will be spelling out tomorrow but when it comes to farming and brexit, there are big concerns about how you proceed once you get rid of the common agricultural policy. that subsidy base that farmers are used to. he's got to offer something pretty innovative and something we've never heard of before to try and convince farmers that brexit can work in their favour. he got quite a lot of kisses on social media for this jacket. in case you forgot what his job was, he put the word by minister on his coat. people thought downing street had gone to the bother of making him a special coat with his job title on it but it's transpired it isa job title on it but it's transpired it is a royal navy coat and they have just stuck prime minister on it using velcro. it'sjust in case he g

more than half occurred in south wales. have imagined he'd become part of the crime statistics. as a young boy, he'd moved to cardiff with his family. they were fleeing war—torn somalia. we came here as refugees, you know. we came from violence, you know. we thought this was a lot more peaceful country. and it is, that's why we came here to start a new life, my mum and dad, when they came here. they would never expect stuff like this, you know. police say passers—by tried in vain to help him but one of the injuries was to his heart. sometimes, i think he's just going to come home. like, the first couple of days, it was very hard. i thought it was all fake until i saw the body and when i saw the body that's when it hit me, like, you know. was it something you wanted to do? i had to, yeah, but, seeing it, like his eyes are not going to open, you know. he's just. . .was just soulless. i just couldn't stop crying. the human cost of knife crime across the uk has led to 0peration sceptre — the biggest ever clamp down. the underco

the sheffield shield, it led to a long—overdue opportunity in english cricket to be exact, here in waleshows that actually you can have things, they will not just it shows that actually you can have things, they will notjust be a really simple progression through your career really simple progression through yourcareerand it really simple progression through your career and it does not necessarily mean that you would get, we have signed him to be somebody who's a long—term part of the club to help us build and develop a strong team over time. now he feels he still got plenty of time left and he's been through more levels than players of his age and a throwaway remark from his wife helped him move those darker days. somewhere in tuscany she said something to me that i never forgotten and they stay pretty close and it's played a game that you want to play and i perhaps fallen away from that for a bit. still look to improve in the areas and not so strong at but never forget what you're good at. what he's good at is scoring runs. you kept him in the hunt for promotion for the first time sinc

more than half occurred in south wales. imagined he'd become part of the crime statistics. as a young boy, he'd moved to cardiff with his family. they were fleeing war torn somalia. we came here as refugees, you know. we came from violence, you know. we thought this was a lot more peaceful country. and it is, that's why we came here to start a new life, my mum and dad, when they came here. they would never expect stuff like this, you know. police say passers—by tried in vain to help him but one of the injuries was to his heart. sometimes i think he's just going to come home. like, the first couple of days, it was very hard. i thought it was all fake until i saw the body and when i saw the body that's when it hit me, like, you know. what was that like? was it something you wanted to do? i had to, yeah, but seeing it, like his eyes are not going to open, you know. he's just. . .was just soulless. i just couldn't stop crying. the human cost of knife crime across the uk has led to operation sceptre — the biggest ever clamp down

the farmers union of wales have talked about civil unrest in rural wales in the event of a no—deal brexitabout this, we haven't said there would be civil unrest, what we have said is that a no—deal brexit could trigger that. to be honest, thatis could trigger that. to be honest, that is not a shock to the authorities. they have made some plans for a standby for the police and army so it's nothing new that we have said. we are reiterating what has been said with the authorities as well. understood, but if it did trigger, to use your words, this civil unrest, what would that mean? would you be taking to the streets? asa union, would you be taking to the streets? as a union, we don't advocate that. what we have said is that if no—deal brexit will go, in that situation, we will then be in a situation that there could be civil unrest. what people will do on their backs are against the wall is nothing that we can't stop. but we're advocating that. boris johnson is coming to wales today. what would you say to him if you had the chance?” wales today. what would you say to him if you had the chanc

allyn roberts farms sheep near oswestry on the border between england and wales.hnson has been saying what he has been saying at the weekend, that no deal is inevitable, that there has been more talk of unrest. but it doesn't mean to say it will happen. as an association we want to get around the table, get a deal in place. in the table, get a deal in place. in the event of a no—deal brexit, sheep exports to the eu will be subject to a tariff of at least 40%. and that would cripple the industry, according to farming unions. sheep farmers would be especially badly hit. we export 40% of lamb. 95% of that goes to the eu. you can imagine the impact losing access to that market would have. the new prime minister says he still hopes to reach a deal with the eu but is prepared to leave without one on the 3ist prepared to leave without one on the 31st of october. and on a farm visit to wales this afternoon, boris johnson will seek to reassure the farming community about the opportunities the uk government thinks brexit will bring. when you look at the global growth in the

it is one of the most iconic symbols of wales. england on this side, and wales over here.his work in wales. 38,000 people signed an online petition against it, but recent polling suggests a majority support keeping the monarchy in wales. i want to examine the nation's relationship with the prince. so i have come on a trip through wales through the past five decades in this 50—year—old motor car to find out what marquee has left on our country. a lot has changed since the prince was crowned, and in fact the story stretches back even further. crowned, and in fact the story stretches back even furtherlj declare the commonwealth games

wales as well we were have had a lot of rain so far today.focus of the heavy showers and thunderstorms across northern england but also across northern england but also across the western side of scotland. some of these, with the wind is very light will be quite slow—moving so they could dump a lot of rain in one oi’ they could dump a lot of rain in one or two locations. move out of wednesday into thursday and this is what is left of the area of low pressure. by this point really weakening so the shower activity sta rts weakening so the shower activity starts to decline towards the end of the week. still some around on thursday towards northern and eastern parts. fewer showers and more dry weather and the wind is easing by the stage and the wind climbing, 25 in london. looking towards the weekend, the showers continuing to fade through friday and saturday, some returning on sunday but some spells of sunshine as well. this is beyond one hundred days with me katty kay in washington, christian fraser is in london. our top stories. the stage is s

the headlines at 11:00pm: borisjohnson has been in wales, assuring farmers there will be help if there is a no—deal brexit. we will make sure that they have the support that they need, that if there are markets that are going to be tricky, that we help them to find new markets. we need to know now what he is going to do if there is no deal, because it is too late on 31 october. businesses react as the pound slides again to a 2.5—year low. flash flooding in north yorkshire making roads impassable.” flash flooding in north yorkshire making roads impassable. i have been outside, this car a recognised floating down the road. i had to make sure there was nobody in them. it is about five to six foot deep out there. and video assistant referees come to the premier league this season, but not everyone is a fan. when you score a goal, you don't know whether to celebrate or not, because you know the goal is getting reviewed, and you don't know what is going on with it. and we will be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers tonight. stay with us for that. good evening. borisjohns

some models take it north, some move it right the way across southern parts of england and wales.:12:41,795 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 that‘s your latest weather. welcome to bbc news. i‘m mike embley. our top stories: president trump refuses to back down from his racist tweets, attacking four american congresswomen of colour. if you hate our country, if you are not happy here you can leave. as we know, this isjust a continuation of his racist and xenophobic playbook. we cannot allow this to distract us from the critical work to hold the administration accountable. european foreign ministers say tehran‘s breaches of the nuclear deal are not significant. in an exclusive interview with the bbc, iran‘s foreign minister says the world needs to avoid disaster.

particularly parts of south—west england and wales. move around those. you were showers as we m ove over around those. you were showers as we move over towards the east but the trees are in bloom. the driest conditions in the far and the east. there were showers around. temperatures and yesterday, about 17- 21 temperatures and yesterday, about 17— 21 degrees. do this evening at overnight, we still have our low pressure area pushing a little bit further north. some of those showers getting across northern ireland in western scotland. some mist and fog across parts of scotland are not a cold night but not as muggy as it was for example last week. we are looking at 14—16 as overnight lows. on wednesday, we still have this area of low pressure, edging towards the north sea. you can see two from the north sea. you can see two from the isobars, still quite gusty winds but not as gusty as today but still, some heavy thundery showers around this area of low pressure. with blustery winds and also the likelihood of some hail. in between, some su

can't rule out one or two across northern england and north wales most places across england and wales— 25 celsius the top and picture, a little bit cooler towards northern ireland and scotland, 19— 21 celsius here. for the middle of the week, we've got a more active front starting to push in from the atlantic, taking its time, it may not be until the afternoon that it arrives into scotland. ahead of it, we're still holding onto the warmth across much of england and wales and a strengthening breeze across northern ireland and scotland a sign of things to come. so some rain settling into northern ireland and parts of scotland through the day on wednesday, timings may well change. high cloud moving into parts of wales and south—west england but ahead of it is where we'll see the best of the sunshine. winds still quite light here, but they start to strengthen across northern ireland and scotland, so would be a breezier into wednesday and a cooler feel as well. there's still some high temperatures across england and wales, potentially up to 25 — 26 celsius, so still some warmth for the mid

can't rule out one or two across northern england and north wales most places across england and walessunshine again, 23—25 celsius the top temperature, a little bit cooler towards northern ireland and scotland, 19—21 celsius here. for the middle of the week, we've got a more active front starting to push in from the atlantic, taking its time, it may not be until the afternoon that it arrives into scotland. ahead of it, we're still holding onto the warmth across much of england and wales and a strengthening breeze across northern ireland and scotland a sign of things to come. so some rain settling into northern ireland and parts of scotland through the day on wednesday, timings may well change. high cloud moving into parts of wales and south—west england but ahead of it is where we'll see the best of the sunshine. winds still quite light here, but they start to strengthen across northern ireland and scotland, so would be a breezier into wednesday and a cooler feel as well. there's still some high temperatures across england and wales, potentially up to 25—26 celsius, so still some warm

some models it north, some of it right away across southern parts of england and wales. it is going to be u nsettled looks like it is going to be unsettled for some of us at least through friday and on into the weekend, with rain at times. that's your latest weather welcome to newsday. i'm kasia madera in london. the headlines: president trump refuses to back down over his racist remarks about four democratic congresswomen. you can say what you want, but get a list of all of the statements they've made. and all i'm saying is that if they're not happy here, they can leave. despite the occupant of the white house's attempts to marginalise us and to silence us, please know that we are more than four people. the twins from pakistan born joined at the head. we have exclusive access as surgeons in london start to separate the sisters. i'm rico hizon in singapore. also on the programme: floodwaters force millions from their homes across northern

some models take it north, some move it right the way across southern parts of england and wales.ke it's going to be unsettled for some of us, at least, through friday and on into the weekend, with rain at times. that's your latest weather. this is the briefing, i'm sally bundock. our top story: president trump refuses to back down from his racist tweets attacking four american congresswomen of colour. if you hate our country, if you are not happy here, then leave. as we all know, the recent tweets are just a continuation of his racist and xenophobic playbook. we cannot allow this to distract us from the critical work to hold this administration accountable. the twins from pakistan born joined at the head. we have exclusive access as surgeons in london start to separate the sisters.

and what about the view from wales, where there's a by—election in nine days' time? test for the prime minister is looming. back to today and the here and now, the reaction to this news from wales, there's been support from paul davis, leader of the welsh conservatives who voted for borisjohnson, of the welsh conservatives who voted for boris johnson, he of the welsh conservatives who voted for borisjohnson, he said he believes in the current political situation, we need charismatic, uplifting positive leadership which boris will deliver and a short while ago, just after the announcement was made, i spoke to the secretary of state for wales, alun cairns, and he felt the scale of mrjohnson ‘s victory reflected the response on the ground. he said he thinks boris johnson will unite communities from within and really have a sense of purpose that is optimistic about a post brexit britain. the position of the welsh government towards this conservative leadership contest has a lwa ys conservative leadership contest has always really centred on brexit. they had demanded whoe

our wales correspondent sian lloyd reports. minister wanting to tell those working in agriculture the prime minister with the future of farming the prime minister with the future offarming in the prime minister with the future of farming in his hands and one he wa nted of farming in his hands and one he wanted to tell that's working in the agricultural sector at that it can continue to thrive put brexit. as borisjohnson continue to thrive put brexit. as boris johnson makes his continue to thrive put brexit. as borisjohnson makes his first continue to thrive put brexit. as boris johnson makes his first visit to wales as prime minister, a country which boded overwrought to leave de yukonite today farmers leaders are whining of potential civil unrest in the event that no—deal brexit. wells exports more to europe than any other uk country, and ourfearof to europe than any other uk country, and our fear of leaving without a deal could have catastrophic impact on the likelihood of people. we will make sure they have support they need

some models take it north, some move it right the way across southern parts of england and wales.d for some of us, at least, through friday and on into the weekend, with rain at times. that's your latest weather. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with steph mcgovern and dan walker. 0ur headlines today: scotland's growing drugs crisis. new figures expect to show more than 1,000 people died as a result last year. politicians describe the situation as an emergency. fighting back. the four democratic congresswomen attacked by president trump dismiss his comments as a racist attempt to distract from failing policies. wea k weak minds and leaders challenge loyalty to our country in order to avoid challenging and debating the policy. and facebook takes aim at fake adverts with a new tool

can't rule out one or two across northern england and north wales most places across england and walesmainly dry with some warmer sunshine again, 23—25 celsius the top temperature, a little bit cooler towards northern ireland and scotland, i9—2i celsius here. for the middle of the week, we've got a more active front starting to push in from the atlantic, taking its time, it may not be until the afternoon that it arrives into scotland. ahead of it, we're still holding onto the warmth across much of england and wales and a strengthening breeze across northern ireland and scotland a sign of things to come. so some rain settling into northern ireland and parts of scotland through the day on wednesday, timings may well change. high cloud moving into parts of wales and south—west england but ahead of it is where we'll see the best of the sunshine. winds still quite light here, but they start to strengthen across northern ireland and scotland, so would be a breezier into wednesday and a cooler feel as well. there's still some high temperatures across england and wales, potentially up to 25—26

, western parts of england and wales, western parts of scotla nd of england and wales, western partshe rain through wednesday night will continue its journey eastwards, through wednesday night will continue itsjourney eastwards, so good news for gardeners, especially where it has been dry over recent weeks. we should see at least a little bit of rain from this weather front although perhaps not too much across east anglia and south—east england. that rain could be slow to clear from eastern england england. that rain could be slow to clearfrom eastern england but eventually it will. sunshine follows for england and wales, scotland and northern ireland having heavy showers and as we head towards the end of the week another area of low pressure will bring another bout of rain. this rain could be rather more across parts of england and wales, so some across parts of england and wales, so some welcome across parts of england and wales, so some welcome wet across parts of england and wales, so some welcome wet weather here. further northwards we have some rain pushing its way across north

and the assistance of wales, $03 mother and the assistance of wales, so a very mother and the assistancesisters there. queen, queen elizabeth, was not there, she has another engagement and the thing that has caused a little bit of controversy here is the fact that there were no press a ccess here is the fact that there were no press access to the guests arriving as they would normally be and they have kept secret the identities of the godparents. now, let's bring you up—to—date with wimbledon and all the day ‘s sport. to wimbledon first — and big names from the mens and womens side of the draw have been involved in another action packed saturday. with all the latest here's our reporterjohn watson. what a day it has been once again. in the men's draw, roger federer is through as is rafa denial which sets up through as is rafa denial which sets upa through as is rafa denial which sets up a fascinating contest to come heading into the second week with the defending champion novak djokovic also into the fourth round. in the women's draw, it appears wide open. we saw serena williams make it t

cannot rule out one or two showers across northern england and wales, but for much of england and walesisa dry but for much of england and wales it is a dry and warm day. some good spells of sunshine in the morning fair weather cloud in the afternoon and temperatures between 20 and 25 celsius. more like high teens and low 20 celsius for scotland and northern ireland. in the middle part of the week we have this more active front for the middle part of the week. some windier conditions started to pick up, as well. for england and wales, still holding on some warmth and lighter winds. another fine day across england and wales. some strong sunshine, light winds and something much different across northern ireland and scotland. some persistent went gradually pushing its way eastwards the winds will be strengthening as well. temperatures potentially getting up to 2526 celsius. all of us seeing some rain by friday. a thrilling end to the cricket world cup as england's men defeat new zealand to become world champions for the first time. they have got to go! he had started! england have what the

they track their way further north and east, through the midlands, north wales, northern england, partsscotland, try for northern ireland, try across central and southern england but another muggy night, temperatures not lower than 14 night, temperatures not lower than 1a or 15. here is the area of low pressure responsible for these heavy showers, still with us tomorrow. by this stage it's pushing further north and east, the main focus of the showers will be through north wales, midlands, northern england, starting to work into scotland, not so starting to work into scotland, not so many starting to work into scotland, not so many across starting to work into scotland, not so many across northern ireland, crucially a much drier day across central and southern england and wales. still some gusty winds, they will have lost some of the strength especially near the showers, we will see lively gusts at times. like today, where we have the sunshine across central and southern england, it's 2425, in across central and southern england, it's 21125, in the showers, 19 — 21. this area of low pres

and those winds very gusty, especially across england and wales.and, moving northwards and eastwards as the day moves on. you can see the bright colours indicating these torrential affecting wales and south—west england and the midlands and parts of northern england. those winds gusting to 50 mile—per—hour along the south coast, 30—110 in other areas. it may bring some branches down as the trees are in full leaf. temperature wise, not that great, really, certainly cooler than monday, temperatures reaching 19 to maybe 20 or 23 degrees. best of the sunshine across the north and east but as we head into tuesday evening and overnight the showers will continue to move northwards and eastwards and some will be heading to places that are still windy. but a cold night but drawing up some warm airfrom the near continent. that area of low pressure pushes on towards the eastern side of the country, still windy but not as bad as we expected to see today. the focus of the showers will shift northwards affecting parts of scotland into northern england, perhaps t

is feeling getting across in england, scotland and wales, that it isa england, scotland and wales, thatularly issue here? there is no doubt that for northern ireland, four of the whole of northern ireland... 0ur ireland correspondent emma vardy is in londonderry for us. what are the challenges that awaitjulian smith? well, all of the non—dup parties are concerned that the dup will get special treatment. they say how could julian smith be an impartial broker in restoring power sharing when the tories have cosied up to the dup in westminster. but such is the dup in westminster. but such is the political arithmetic in westminster, of course the tories need to keep the dup on site to get anything done. butjulian smith has tried to reassure the parties that he has to be evenhanded and fair. he has huge challenges ahead, taking on the northern ireland brief, one of the northern ireland brief, one of the toughest jobs the northern ireland brief, one of the toughestjobs in cabinet. he has to try to resolve the tensions between the two big political tribes of the nationalist parties, unionist pa

light, so in the light winds and sunshine and it does return as you can see more widely to england and wales, with temperatures average for the time of year, it will feel quite pleasant. pollen levels very in the south. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: conservative party members are warned not to vote more than once in the leadership election, after a bbc investigation found some had received multiple ballot papers in error. about 20 people are injured — two seriously — after a gas explosion rocked a florida shopping centre. also in the us, a powerful earthquake has hit southern california for the second time in a matter of days. it's the strongest in the region for 25 years. murderers who refuse to say where they've buried their victims could be more easily denied parole under a proposed new law. the duke and duchess of sussex's son has been christened at windsor castle. only close family and friends attended the service for archie harrison mountbatten—windsor. there's been criticism for excluding the public and keeping secret the identity of archie's godparents. hundreds of thousand

and those winds very gusty, especially across england and wales. winds and heavy showers will be affecting the south—west of england, south wales, continuing to move northwards and eastwards as the day wears on. you can see the bright colours indicating torrential downpours affecting wales, england's south—west and the midlands and parts of northern england too. those winds gusting to 50mph along the south coast. 30—40mph in other areas. so these in their own right could cause some disruption, and maybe even bring some branches down, as the trees, of course, are in full leaf. temperature—wise, not that great really, certainly cooler than monday, with temperatures reaching 19 to maybe 22 or 23 degrees. best of the sunshine across the northern and eastern areas, but as we head on into tuesday evening and overnight the showers will continue to move northwards and eastwards and again, some of them will be heavy in places and still windy in southern areas. but not a particularly cold night, but drawing up some warm air from the near continent. that area

tonight at ten, borisjohnson has been in wales, assuring farmers there will be help, if there's a "no deal" brexit. with agriculture dependent on exports to the eu, some fear businesses could go to the well, if the government doesn't step in. we will make sure that they have the support that they need, that if there are markets that are going to be tricky that we help them. we need to know now what he is going to do if there is no deal, because it's too late on slst october. and borisjohnson and the irish prime minister spoke for the first time by phone today, but was there any common ground over brexit? also tonight... the epidemic of alcohol abuse in england. researchers say the government isn't doing enough beat the problem. the haunting image of a child clinging on for life in war ravaged syria and her remarkable escape. video assistant referees come to the premier league this season, but not everyone's a fan. when you score a goal, you don't know whether to celebrate or not, because you know the goal‘s getting reviewed and you don't know if something's gone wrong with it. and com

qt 20-30 south—west england and south wales. qt 20—30 millimetres across parts of south wales.land. north of scotland, not as many showers as we‘ve seen today but when to catch them, they will be on the heavy side. looking fairly unsettled for the golf tomorrow and are likely to see some heavy rain, could well be thundery for a time but saturday looks to be much drier with some spells of sunshine, feeling a bit warmer as well. as we go into saturday, we still got the frontal system is working their way eastwards, fairly unsettled day on saturday, heavy rain initially across parts of east anglia and south east england, something out of the way and then it is really a day of sunny spells and showers. not too many showers across parts of scotla nd many showers across parts of scotland and northern ireland but some of them will again be quite heavy, delivering a lot of rain in a short amount of time across northern england and parts of wales. a bit cooler, 23 celsius. going into sunday, for many, a dry day, warm with spells of sunshine for that later in the day, we see this next sy

some models steer it into northern ireland and scotland, some into england and wales.rally unsettled theme with rain at times for a few of us and temperatures generally running into the high teens to low 20s. a warm couple of days coming up for some. it turns more unsettled through the rest of the week. that's your weather. welcome to newsday. i'm kasia madera in london. the headlines: president trump refuses to back down over his racist remarks about four democratic congresswomen. you can say what you want, but get a list of all of the statements they've made. and all i'm saying is that if they're not happy here, they can leave. despite the occupant of the white house's attempts to marginalise us and to silence us, please know that we are more than four people. the twins from pakistan born joined at the head. we have exclusive access as surgeons in london start to separate the sisters. i'm rico hizon in singapore. also on the programme: floodwaters force millions from their homes across northern

and some warmth and sunshine across a large swathe of england and wales, but this weak front pushingntually into scotla nd northern ireland and eventually into scotland will bring more cloud. also some sally outbreaks of rain initially across northern ireland, then into western scotland. some of those i was working their way little bit further, north—eastward throughout the day. most places across england and wales on tuesday will be mainly dry with some warm sunshine, again 23— 25 celsius the top temperature, a little bit cooler across northern ireland and scotland, 19— across northern ireland and scotland, i9— 21 celsius here. for the wednesday we have an atlantic front pushing on its way. it takes its time and arrives into scotland. ahead of it we're still holding onto the warmth across much of england and wales the strengthening breeze across northern ireland and scotland across northern ireland and scotland a sign for things to come. some rain settling into northern ireland and scotla nd settling into northern ireland and scotland passes through the day and timings may well chan

two railway workers have been killed after being struck by a train in south wales.treated for shock. british transport police and the rail accident investigation branch have begun investigations into what happened on the line between bridgend and port talbot. unions are calling for track—side railway works to be suspended, until it's clear what happened. this report is from angus crawford. stopped where the accident happened. emergency workers are still on the scene. the call came just before ten o'clock this morning on the main line between swansea and cardiff. two maintenance workers were killed, another person treated for shock. hours after the incident, passengers were finally taken off the train. the only thing i noticed was the train was braking really sharply, which was normal, and the staff kept us sharply, which isn't normal, and the staff kept us updated with everything and we've been on there over three hours now. we never know, do we, when we leave the house, whether we're coming home? but the poor people that got killed, that's... the service had just l

a bit more proud north wales and northern england and northern ireland.to ireland. sunshine is the high ground a to temperatures especially in that northwest breeze. we running across scotla nd northwest breeze. we running across scotland not as prominent. eastern parts of scotland feeling a touch warmer and some sunshine to end the day across the northwest highlands. clear conditions will be working their way south to a friday night and saturday. behind us weather fronts this will continue to produce a few showers here and there as it works its way into england and wales and low cost temperatures to drop across the south as we go through saturday as well. here and there as it works its way into england and wales and will cause temperatures to drop across the south as we go through saturday as well. here's our weather fronts, the rough through saturday as well. here's our weatherfronts, the rough area through saturday as well. here's our weather fronts, the rough area that weather fronts, the rough area that we can expect sums “— weather fronts, the rough

but, nevertheless, for england and wales in particular, a hot week ahead.‘s very important that a prime minister is able to have a chancellor who is closely aligned with him, in terms of policy, and i therefore intend to resign to theresa may, before she goes to the palace to tender her own resignation on wednesday. we‘ll have the latest from westminster ahead of a pivotal week in british politics. also tonight... please confirm you are not intending to violate international law. a recording of the moment a royal navy warship tried to stop iran seizing a british tanker. violence erupts again in hong kong, as police use tear gas and rubber

it is a wet night through northern ireland and much of scotland, northern england and north wales. it will be a warmer night to come, but the further south and south—east you are it will stay dry. the room tomorrow will retreat northwards into north—west scotland. elsewhere, we will see a lot of luke wright around to start the day. it may linger on the coast. near 30 degrees in eastern england, and it gets hotter still for some of us as the week goes on. hello this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines... please confirm that you are not intending to violate international law, by unlawfully attempting to boa rd. dramatic audio reveals how a british warship warned iranian forces not to seize a uk—registered oil tanker in the gulf. meanwhile iran's ambassador to the uk has said that increasing tension between britain and iran is ‘quite dangerous and unwise at a sensitive time in the region.‘ the justice secretary david gauke has vowed to resign on wednesday if borisjohnson becomes prime minister. all british airways flights to the egyptian capital cairo have been suspended for at

this will be the day of most widespread dry sunny weather. 30 or above in england and wales.ing. a wetter weather system for scotland's answer with knowledge later in the week as temperatures tail. look at this mid week, could be 41 in paris. an all—time record. the heat lingers through central and eastern for a little bit longer is the week goes on nudging the mid 30s, with very high humidity for very uncomfortable nights for sleeping before it turned a little bit cooler by the end of the week. more unsettled from mid week in scotland and northern ireland. goodbye. this is bbc news, i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 1pm. chancellor philip hammond tells the bbc he'll resign if boris johnson becomes prime minister and campaign to prevent a no—deal brexit. i understand that his conditions for serving under his government would include accepting the possibility of an audio brexit on the 31st of october and that is not something i can sign up to. ireland's foreign minister warns ‘we‘ll be in trouble‘ if the new pm tears up the brexit withdrawal agreement. if the house of commons ch

there will be some sunshine in eastern scotland and england and wales.ls of sunshine around, staying dry. temperatures in the high teens to low 20s, the exceptions are the northern isles where temperatures are still a little on the cool side. it's another dry day at wimbledon and again there should be some spells of sunshine coming and going through the day, really. in the middle part of the week, our area of high pressure is still firmly in charge of our weather and that means more in the way of dry weather. there could be a few showers just sneaking in across the extreme north of scotland where also there will be a fair bit of cloud. but the further south, the more broken cloud there is and the more sunshine there will be. so should be fine for most parts of northern ireland. temperatures similar, really, 18—22, still a little cool up north with just 12. there will be some changes as we head into thursday. 0ur area of high pressure slips a little bit further west, that allows some rain to come into scotland. whereas scotland gets wet, for england and w

further south across england and wales, more cloud. time of year, particularly in the south, 22 or 23 degrees. further north, mid to high teens. sunday, weak ridge of high pressure, fairly quiet picture weather—wise, one or two row showers but many of us should avoid them, long spells of sunshine and temperatures a little fresher than saturday so high is around 13 to 21 degrees. —— his around 13 to 21 degrees. —— his around 13 to 21 degrees. -- highs. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm martine croxall. today at 2... the worst case of modern—day slavery ever seen in the uk — eight people are convicted after forcing more than 400 victims to work for a pittance. translation: i couldn't even leave the house to go for a walk. they were following me, spying on me. they were controlling me. a boost for the uk car industry — jaguar land rover is to invest hundreds of millions of pounds to build electric vehicles in birmingham. borisjohnson says its not true secret intelligence was withheld from him when he became theresa may's foreign

across northern england, good spells of sunshine for england, good spells of sunshine for england and walesway from the south—west corner where we have the showers. and in the sunshine, probably the warmest day of the working week. temperatures widely in the low to mid 20 celsius. cooler weather is cloud stubborn to go. this evening and overnight, showers across south—west england pushed further into wales, may be the midlands and northern ireland. gusty winds associated with those and heavy rain and may be thunder and lightning. quite a muggy night, temperatures across central and southern england not much lower than 16 or 17 celsius. tomorrow, this low pressure is the driving force behind the weather this week. the isobars are quite close together, meaning we have windy conditions particularly across south—west and southern england tomorrow. showers here in the morning will become more widespread as the day wears on. heavy and thundery could give quite a lot of rain in a short amount of time, pushing into northern ireland, the midlands, northern england, southern scotland and the far nort

across england and wales, it looks like it will be a largely dry week with some sunshine.:32,010 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 that's your weather. welcome to bbc news. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: hong kong marks the 22nd anniversary of the handoverfrom british to chinese control as the territory braces for more pro—democracy protests. a handshake and a moment of history. could president trump's groundbreaking visit set up a third summit with kim jong—un? at least seven people are killed in sudan after tens of thousands return to the streets to demand civilian rule. and sir david attenboroughjoins kylie and the cure on the final day of the glastonbury festival.

in england and wales, one oi’ two showers. touch and go. in england and wales, one or two showers.orthern ireland and scotland seeing showery rain, turning increasingly muggy and humid, minimum temperatures 12—16. tomorrow, high pressure has been trying to hold firm in the south, struggling with the frontal systems from the west. further rain over northern ireland, into scotland in the afternoon. eastern scotland may see some thunderstorms breaking out. england and wales, some showers. by the afternoon, many places dry with sunshine. feeling quite humid. top temperatures, 25. can't rule out the idea of a shower at wimbledon tomorrow, probably in the early part of the day. 2a degrees. thursday, sunshine and showers. across the north of the uk, especially northern england and scotland, a chance of thunderstorms which may drop a lot of rain quickly. 20 degrees in aberdeen, 2a in london. cooler and fresher towards the weekend. showers decreasing. more dry weather, some spells of sunshine. thank you. jeremy hunt accuses president trump of being disrespectful to his country after he call