could see areas of england and wales could see a few patches of rain but east and wales, central andtern england and central scotland, more cloud than today but not a bad day, highs of 21 degrees. here's how the weekend plays out. we have that weather front to start the day, still bringing some thick cloud and an odd patch of rain. their will on saturday be a lot of bright weather with some sunshine particularly for central and eastern areas of england and any rain you get is not going to amount to very much at all through saturday because this weather front is dying a death, an old kind of weather front, is dying a death, an old kind of weatherfront, but it's is dying a death, an old kind of weather front, but it's going to get reinvigorated and the reason for thatis reinvigorated and the reason for that is to do with the jet stream. the jet stream starts to strengthen and move closer to our old frontal boundary reinvigorate it and put extra energy into this front and so through saturday night we will start to see outbreaks of rain almost springing up from nowhere across wales, nort

and around wales by pipped up pedlo. it’s wales by pipped up pedlo. wales by pipped up pedlo. it�*s been really hard, painful. but a grand adventure. est} been really hard, painful. but a grand adventure.— been really hard, painful. but a grand adventure. 60 years ago this summer _ a grand adventure. 60 years ago this summer berlin's _ a grand adventure. 60 years ago this summer berlin's infamous l this summer berlin's infamous wall went up, effectively slicing the city into two and leaving capitalist west berlin isolated deep within communist east germany. almost overnight, tegel airport became an important lifeline for west berlin is. in 1974, its brutalist inspired hexagonal shaped terminal opened, making the shortest walk from aircraft to exitjust the shortest walk from aircraft to exit just 30 the shortest walk from aircraft to exitjust 30 metres long, which led to the airport becoming one of the busiest in germany. i have been to many airports in my lifetime, but i've never had the unique opportunity to stand in the middle of a runway, one that

was devolved to wales.t's obviously changed now with the coronavirus pandemic but at the time that struck us in particular as being a democratic deficit. and then an under informed public in wales that we decided to set up this news website in order to bring perhaps welsh politics in a more accessible way. interesting, nick mentioned the pandemic, there pandemic from the point of view of what you're doing i'm guessing is that because the uk as a whole got much more of a sense of the devolved powers of certainly scotland and northern ireland and wales because each country was looking after its own health care up to a point. and we saw for example mark drakeford on national television much more than we would have normally. did that make a difference to the way people were responding to what you are putting in front of them? it was certainly an explosion of interest in coverage about the time of the start of the coronavirus pandemic. it went up to about 2—over a million a month at this moment. i think that's b

for northern ireland, scotland and wales, thejourney for northern ireland, scotland and wales, the journey tonight. let's start with northern ireland. these were the scenes the last time they were in action. they had just qualified for their first in action. they had just qualified for theirfirst ever in action. they had just qualified for their first ever major tournament. next year's european championship. but now tensions have to turn to the world cup. they start their campaign with two matches against luxembourg and latvia. what makes this squad so impressive is the vast majority of players are not professional footballers. they are nurses, teachers, they work in retail. they all have to take time off work to play for their country. and one player in particular, this is an 18—year—old, she has made her own big sacrifices she looks ahead not only world cup qualifiers but also the us next year. for not only world cup qualifiers but also the us next year.— not only world cup qualifiers but also the us next year. for me i was su osed also the us next year. for me i was summed to — also the

anywhere in fabulous west wales, where i was brought up. j wales, where i was brought up.— whitstable, which i've been to quite a few times, but an hour away on the train first— a few times, but an hour away on the train first up— a few times, but an hour away on the train first up it's lovely.— train first up it's lovely. plenty of agreement _ train first up it's lovely. plenty of agreement from _ train first up it's lovely. plenty of agreement from those - train first up it's lovely. plenty i of agreement from those working train first up it's lovely. plenty - of agreement from those working with me tonight. see you in about a0 minutes. if you're in the uk, jo and mo will be back in just over half an hour to look at more of the stories being covered by newspapers and websites here. goodbye for now. hello, i'm marc edwards with your fastest sports news. the england and wales cricket board has cancelled the joint tours of the men's and women's sides to pakistan next month. it follows a move by new zealand cricket to abandon their matches in the country on friday on securit

the purpose of the system is to have to keep wales safe and keep wales open, and the vast majority ofpart in doing — that. safeguards like having to wear masks and shops and telling people to work from home were kept in place in wales over the summer, but they failed to stop the spread of the virus. emergency wards across wales say they are already stretched. some intensive care patients are being moved between hospitals. here in cardiff, they say most of their new covid patients are unvaccinated. i mean, it makes me angry and it makes me upset. and that is because i'm seeing these people at their worst and they are often in tears or the family are in tears, going, iwish— i'd done it or, you know, is it too late for me now to have it? unfortunately by the time you are that sick with covid, it is too late. whether making passes mandatory will prove to be a remedy may take months to discern. the new rules come into force on october the 11th. the government's latest coronavirus figures show there were 32,651 new infections recorded in the latest 24—hour period. that means there was an av

the purpose of the system is to help to keep wales safe and keep wales open, and the vast majority ofant to play their part in doing that. safeguards like having to wear masks in shops and telling people to work from home were kept in place in wales over the summer, but they failed to stop the spread of the virus. now pressure is being felt once again in hospitals. emergency wards across wales say they are already stretched. some intensive care patients are being moved between hospitals. here in cardiff, they say most of their new covid patients are unvaccinated. i mean, it makes me angry and it makes me upset. and that is because i'm seeing these people at their worst, and they are often in tears or the family are in tears, going, "i wish i'd done it," or, you know, "is it too late for me now to have it?" unfortunately, by the time you are that sick with covid, it is too late. whether making passes mandatory will prove to be a remedy may take months to discern. the new rules come into force on october the 11th. hywel griffith, bbc news, cardiff. the government's latest coronavirus fi

always hot across england and wales in the sunshine.m late wednesday onwards, things change again with the threat of thundery rain and temperatures start to drop. that breakdown and the weather eventually comes courtesy of that area of low pressure, but it has not reached as just yet. ahead of that, we have a south easterly breeze developing and that brings the heat in from continental europe. temperatures are higher today. we are looking at 27, 20 8 degrees across some parts of england and into wales. and the low 20s across scotland and northern ireland, even though there is more cloud around here and there are still spots of drizzle here and there, especially across western scotland. but more sunshine is breaking out across a good part of england and wales where it will be a lovely and sunny enter the day. further north, more cloud overnight tonight. still dampness in western scotland. a bit of fog through the irish sea that could develop into the north west of england and north—west midlands as well overnight, but quite a warm night

nothing more than a zone of cloud across central parts of england and wales.es, good sunny spells. through tuesday, the wind picks up in scotland and northern ireland, wind increases, spots of rain in the highlands and islands, but many will have a dry day and again very pleasant in the sunshine. through tuesday night into wednesday, of course the autumn equinox but very potent pushing out of iceland, not any direct impact of us but its those weather fronts down across scotland bringing more in the way of rain, wetter and windier, sunshine either side, england and wales staying largely dry and bright through wednesday. some sunny spells and the rain will edge into northern parts of england later in the day. still feeling warm across the south—east corner but going through wednesday night into thursday it looks like autumn is on its way as we see more on the way strong winds and temperature starting to drop. i will have a full forecast for you throughout the afternoon here on the bbc news channel. this is bbc news with the latest headlines. england and tottenha

the wales boss gemma grainger has done her homework on the opposition by watching wales men draw 0—0she says says the estonian women's team play with a similar formation andy murray has criticised former british tennis players for what he calls "wading in" during his career — and says he'll make sure he avoids doing the same to emma raducanu. murray said he "never really liked it" when former pros jumped in with advice or opinions after every win or loss. 18—year—old raducanu won the us open title on only her second grand slam appearance earlier this month — but murray says if she does ever want to talk, he will always be there on the end of the phone. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. you can keep across that women's cricket match in leicester. england stilljust cricket match in leicester. england still just three down. cricket match in leicester. england stilljust three down. i will have an update on that and the rest of the sport later. let's go to the house of commons now, the home secretary priti patel is speaking abou

high pretty wet in parts of england and wales tomorrow.— pretty wet in parts of england and wales tomorrowhigh pressure will settle things _ wales tomorrow. high pressure will settle things down _ wales tomorrow. high pressure will settle things down around - wales tomorrow. high pressure will settle things down around the - wales tomorrow. high pressure will. settle things down around the middle of the week before more rain and wind later in the week as sweeps off the atlantic. looking to the south for this low pressure and the weather front pushing northwards, already introduced cloud and rain across emma western areas. lovely conditions is crossed eastern scotland and eastern england, but the rain popping up towards emma the channel islands, spreading north eastwards during the night raducanu and into tomorrow. the rain becoming and into tomorrow. the rain becoming a little bit more widespread and heavy. generally patchy and light further north, a lot of cloud around, low cloud and mist, but increasingly warm and muggy across southern areas at 13—15 by the end of the night, io—ii southe

the purpose of the system is to have to keep wales safe and keep wales open, and the vast majority ofes want to play their part in doing that. safeguards like having to wear masks and shops and telling people to work from home were kept in place in wales over the summer, but they failed to stop the spread of the virus. now pressure is being put on once again in hospitals. emergency wards across wales say they are already stretched. some intensive care patients are being moved between hospitals. here in cardiff, they say most of their new covid patients are unvaccinated. i mean, it makes me angry and it makes me upset. and that is because i'm seeing these people at their worst and they are often in tears or the family are in tears, going, i wish i'd done it or, you know, is it too late for me now to have it? unfortunately by the time you are that sick with covid, it is too late. whether making passes mandatory will prove to be a remedy may take months to discern. the new rules come into force on october the 11th. hywel griffith, bbc news, cardiff. now on bbc news, it's time for our wor

into the low 20s, though, in wales and south—west england with prolonged sunny spells.eastern parts, some clear spells to the west, double figure temperatures as sunday begins. and then on sunday, well, that changes to something a bit brighter and warmer across england and wales. there will still be some stubborn areas of cloud visibility, some patches of fog in wales and south—west england, where there may well be a few sunny spells around to begin the day. the cloud in the east thick enough for some drizzly rain at times, and for many, it'll stay cloudy. a few sunny spells trying to come through northern scotland, northern ireland, more especially wales and south—west england. this easterly breeze, with the cloud, the chance of drizzle as well on the eastern coast of scotland, north—east england, keeping the temperature around 15 celsius. for many, 17—20. into the low 20s, though, in wales and south—west england with prolonged sunny spells. that moves south overnight and into monday before fizzling out, but on monday, we could well start across central parts of the uk

the purpose of the system is to help to keep wales safe and keep wales open, and the vast majority of want to play their part in doing that. safeguards like having to wear masks in shops and telling people to work from home were kept in place in wales over the summer, but they failed to stop the spread of the virus. now pressure is being felt once again in hospitals. emergency wards across wales say they are already stretched. some intensive care patients are being moved between hospitals. here in cardiff, they say most of their new covid patients are unvaccinated. i mean, it makes me angry and it makes me upset. and that is because i'm seeing these people at their worst, and they are often in tears or the family are in tears, going, "i wish i'd done it," or, you know, "is it too late for me now to have it?" unfortunately, by the time you are that sick with covid, it is too late. whether making passes mandatory will prove to be a remedy may take months to discern. the new rules come into force on october 11th. hywel griffith, bbc news, cardiff. now on bbc news, talking movies. hello f

— interested in exploring here in wales have come about because of human— wales have come about becauseof human power. so we liked from greenfield dock, then we hiked — from greenfield dock, then we hiked over the black mountains, used _ hiked over the black mountains, used paragraphs down the river to monmouth and then we just hiked — to monmouth and then we just biked from monmouth to here, milford — biked from monmouth to here, milford haven. so tomorrow we are going — milford haven. so tomorrow we are going to be peddling moksha, our little boat out into— moksha, our little boat out into the _ moksha, our little boat out into the channel essentially, around — into the channel essentially, around the temperature headlands and then around to fishguard, up cardigan bay, around _ fishguard, up cardigan bay, around by anglesey and back to where _ around by anglesey and back to where we — around by anglesey and back to where we started from, from greenfield dock.— where we started from, from | greenfield dock._ i greenfield dock. thank you! i can't deny — greenfield dock. thank you! i can

and today is not looking too bad particularly across parts of england and wales.on, but it's not dry everywhere. we have been seeing a weather front working into western areas bringing some rain and some of it quite heavy and the wind has been a feature, as well. isobar is fairly close together across northern areas so breezy day here versus southern and eastern areas which have lighter winds and good spells of sunshine. this front and draped across western parts of the country, northern ireland, western scotland, through the irish sea down to wales in the south—west. the heaviest of the rain i think for western scotland, light and patchy further south but a lovely afternoon to come across many central and eastern areas as temperatures reached 21—22. a little bit cooler where we have the rain. draped across parts of scotland, northern england, through the irish sea, wales and the south—west, by the end of the night. to the east and west of it, it should be mainly dry with variable clouds and clear spells. nowhere particularly cold overnight. some uncertainty to th

east of scotland, england and wales, so i stated _ of scotland, england and wales, so i slated showersorth— through today, 22 the high in the north of— through today, 22 the high in the north of scotland, perhaps 20 or 24 through— north of scotland, perhaps 20 or 24 through parts of eastern england. the weather front bringing this change — the weather front bringing this change of seasons will eventually cross _ change of seasons will eventually cross the — change of seasons will eventually cross the country as we go through sunday— cross the country as we go through sunday night into monday, some rain heavy— sunday night into monday, some rain heavy in _ sunday night into monday, some rain heavy in places, strong and gusty winds, _ heavy in places, strong and gusty winds, nothing to untoward, but a wet, _ winds, nothing to untoward, but a wet. windy— winds, nothing to untoward, but a wet, windy start, eastern england, east and _ wet, windy start, eastern england, east and central scotland before brightening up for sunny spells from monday— brightening up for sunny spells from monday a

temperatures for england and wales in the low to mid 20s in those sunny spells.orthern ireland. monday, some of this rain will push on towards parts go on through monday. we're left with some patchy rain towards the west of northern ireland and western parts of scotland. still a fair amount of cloud here, whereas for england and wales, there'll still be sunny spells, though it could still be quite misty around some of the coasts of southwest england. and the temperatures in the sunshine in england and wales a little bit higher, reaching into the upper 20s in the warmer spots. and the warmth becomes more widespread for tuesday and wednesday. clearer, warmer weather heading in from the southeast around that ridge of high pressure. there'll some mist and fog early on tuesday. that will clear away. still got some cloud in the far north of scotland, a few spots of rain to clear away, but by tuesday afternoon, there is a huge amount of sunshine out there and the temperatures are responding. scotland and northern ireland with lows of mid—20s, england and wales, mid to h

all throughout england and wales. 2, ~ 2, , ., , wales. it's a flawed system which _ not following up? it's a flawed system which has _ not following up? it's a flawed system which has been - not following up? it's a flawed system which has been in - not following up? it's a flawed system which has been in the | not following up? it's a flawed i system which has been in the last ten years slightly tweaked too much in favour of developers and away from communities. the neighbourhood plans are a really good idea because actually the evidence shows we have neighbourhood plans, local communities are welcome a bit more building. by getting community involvement, you actually can help the process. there is this. cotton that i think some people on the developers of cider making that somehow freeing up land and having more of a marketplace and enabling developers is going to result in more housing and better housing and it went. by giving power to communities and local councils and forcing developers to go back into brownfield areas, we can get th

while two thousand miles away in the russian city of kazan, wales faced belarus.ead of minsk because of the political santions imposed there. and it was gareth bale to the rescue — a hat—trick in a 3—2 win. ben croucher reports. 2000 miles from home to play belarus in russia. a long, complex journey but not so bad when you have a man as well travelled as wales do. gareth bale arrived with a bump. the perfect welcome gift inside five minutes. the game can change on the bounce of the ball and the lifting of the foot. wales left high and dry. 90 seconds later, the freedom of the welsh penalty area. find 90 seconds later, the freedom of the welsh penalty area.— welsh penalty area. and they trail b two welsh penalty area. and they trail by two goals _ welsh penalty area. and they trail by two goals to — welsh penalty area. and they trail by two goals to one. _ injury and visa problems left wales without 13 players for this qualifier, an opportunity forjohnson to seize. almost. so it came down to their top scorer again. gareth bale on the spot. 2-2. still, a long way to

temperatures for england and wales in the low to mid 20s in those sunny spells.ain will push on towards parts of northern england. it will be a mild start to monday. and this wet weather system will slowly fizzle out as we go on through monday. we're left with some patchy rain towards the west of northern ireland and western parts of scotland. still a fair amount of cloud here, whereas for england and wales, there'll still be sunny spells, though it could still be quite misty around some of the coasts of southwest england. and the temperatures in the sunshine in england and wales a little bit higher, reaching into the upper 20s in the warmer spots. and the warmth becomes more widespread for tuesday and wednesday. clearer, warmer weather heading in from the southeast around that ridge of high pressure. there'll some mist and fog early on tuesday. that will clear away. still got some cloud in the far north of scotland, a few spots of rain to clear away, but by tuesday afternoon, there is a huge amount of sunshine out there and the temperatures are responding. scotl

people in wales will soon need _ vaccinated. people in wales will soon need to — vaccinated.

and in wales, wejoined a couple starting out on a pedal powered adventure at sea, searching for a morere kicking off this week in south america — argentina, to be precise — where early last year i went to explore one of the strangest places i had ever heard of. a town that had to be abandoned due to flooding back in the 1990s, but has since reemerged from beneath the water. you can find ghost towns all over the world, and as many different reasons why they could be abandoned, but i've heard epecuen is special because it is not abandoned — at least not completely. there's not much left... just some bricks. you can only guess what they used to be. this places is wild. there's a couple of tourists here, notjust us. well, more cows than tourists. epecuen was built in the 1920s, and at its peak was home to about 5,000 people. tourists came from all over argentina to take a therapeutic dip at its famous thermal baths. today, they come for a very different reason. viviana, a former resident, leads tours around the remains of her hometown, explaining what happened here. how did it become aband

and around wales by pipped up peddlo. it's been really hard, painful.nd adventure. 60 years ago this summer, berlin's infamous wall went up, effectively slicing the city into two, and leaving capitalist west berlin isolated deep within communist east germany. almost overnight, tegel airport became an important lifeline for west berliners. in 1974, its brutalist inspired hexagonal shaped terminal opened, making the shortest walk from aircraft to exit just 30 metres long, which led to the airport becoming one of the busiest in germany. i've been to many airports in my lifetime, but i've never had the unique opportunity to stand in the middle of a runway, one thatjust two years ago saw 2a million passengers leave and arrive. it's empty now, and a bit bizarre... but then again, this is no ordinary airport. after a decade of stays of execution, in november 2020, the planes and the passengers stopped, and it was time to say a final goodbye to this cold war relic. it's less than a year since tegel airport closed to the public. now, it's full of deserted depart

temperatures for england and wales in the low to mid 20s in those sunny spells. northern england. it will be a mild start to monday. and this wet weather system will slowly fizzle out as we go on through monday. we're left with some patchy rain towards the west of northern ireland and western parts of scotland. still a fair amount of cloud here, whereas for england and wales, there'll still be sunny spells, though it could still be quite misty around some of the coasts of southwest england. and the temperatures in the sunshine in england and wales a little bit higher, reaching into the upper 20s in the warmer spots. and the warmth becomes more widespread for tuesday and wednesday. clearer, warmer weather heading in from the southeast around that ridge of high pressure. there'll some mist and fog early on tuesday. that will clear away. still got some cloud in the far north of scotland, a few spots of rain to clear away, but by tuesday afternoon, there is a huge amount of sunshine out there and the temperatures are responding. scotland and northern ireland with low

and the far north of england, wales and the far west. far north of england, wales and the farwest. is going to start to pep up as we move through this evening and overnight to bring heavier rain but further east, this is where we hold on to the best of the sunshine for the end of the afternoon but like i mentioned we will have showers and thunderstorms developing in the midlands, top temperatures round 25 degrees in a few spots in the south—east, a bit cooler further north, so the weather fronts out west begin to pep up, we will see increasing amounts of rain, heavy at times, apart from the odd shower most of eastern england should stay largely dry and quite mild for most away from the far north of scotland. different story for part two of the weekend. through the morning it looks pretty wet, northern ireland not doing badly with sunshine here, one or two showers in the afternoon. the rain becomes confined to the eastern side, through part two of sunday, eastern england could see heavy downpours at time. the risk of localised flooding. brightens up out west, nicerforwales localised

temperatures in england and wales to the low— and mid—20s are no sunny spells. in the reaching into the upper 20s. the warmth. clearer, warmer weather heading into the south—east. there will be mist and fog early on tuesday that will clear away. so what is implied in the far north of scotland. a few spots of rain to clear away but by tuesday afternoon there is a huge amount of sunshine out there and those temperatures are responding. the scotland and northern ireland, in england and wales mid—20s. that continues into wednesday. later in the week temperatures wane as the chance of rain goes up. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. pakistan's spy chief visits kabul. what does it mean for the taliban's yet—to—be—announced government? translation: security is good all over the country _ and the people are happy, but the lack of work and the non—announcement of the government, that's worrying people. meanwhile, the taliban claims its fighters are closing in on the last organised group defying them in the panjshir vall

wales against kazakhstan as well. but is goalless so far.park in the take on st james's park in the next hour. for the hosts and steve bruce — well they have equalled their worst start to a premier league campaign. this is the sixth time they have taken one point from their opening four matches. they've also conceeded 12 goals, the most of any team so far. this fan base that we have is astonishing. the one thing that they will do is make sure they get behind the team. especially when they need them, like they do now. one of the thoughts are about myself, get behind the team, because when right behind the team, because when right behind the team, as we all know, at stjames park, it becomes a very difficult place for the opposition. elsewhere, manchester city manager pep guardiola says fans misunderstood him, when he apparently complained at the lack of support at home games. there were just over 38,000 at the etihad for city's 6—3 champions league win over rb leipzig on wednesday and guardiola said his team would need more presence for their

high pretty wet in parts of england and wales tomorrow.— pretty wet in parts of england and wales tomorrowales tomorrow. high pressure will settle things down around the - wales tomorrow. high pressure will. settle things down around the middle of the week before more rain and wind later in the week as sweeps off the atlantic. looking to the south for this low pressure and the weather front pushing northwards, already introduced cloud and rain across emma western areas. lovely conditions is crossed eastern scotland and eastern england, but the rain popping up towards emma the channel islands, spreading north eastwards during the night raducanu and into tomorrow. the rain becoming and into tomorrow. the rain becoming a little bit more widespread and heavy. generally patchy and light further north, a lot of cloud around, low cloud and mist, but increasingly warm and muggy across southern areas at 13—15 by the end of the night, 10—11 and may be 12 further north. cloudy stop for many, patchy rain across northern areas and eastern wales, the midlands, eastern and southern england see the

wales are already ahead.ine in the sand — eddiejones heralds a new era for england rugby, naming eight uncapped players for his upcoming training camp. europe's ryder cup team have been getting their first look at the tricky whistling straits course as they prepare to take on the usa. a 14th manager in ten years for nottingham forest — we'll meet steve cooper, the new man in charge. hello, and welcome to sportsday. all four home nations are in qualifying action for the 2023 women's world cup after victories in the first round of matches for all of them. wales�*s game against estonia is already well under way. let's talk to our reporterjo currie. jo, let's start with an update on that wales match. bring us up—to—date. how are they doing? bring us up-to-date. how are they doinu ? , , ., bring us up-to-date. how are they doin. ? , , ., ., bring us up-to-date. how are they doinu? , , ., ., ., doing? they shot out of the box. four minutes _ doing? they shot out of the box. four minutes in, _ doing? they shot out o

perhaps a bit of cloud developing across england and wales to the afternoon.s set to move in off the atlantic. this bringing rain to all areas and increasingly strong winds. we'll have some autumnal gales later in the week. welcome to bbc news — i'm mark lobel. our top stories. the rift deepens between france and key western allies over a cancelled submarine contract — the french foreign minister says relations with australia and the us are in crisis. translation: there has been lying, duplicity, - a major breach of trust and contempt, this will not do. things are not going well between us. us officials move thousands of migrants away from a texas border town after a rapid influx, mostly from haiti. as america admits a drone strike killed ten afghan civilians by mistake, relatives say the us apology isn't enough. this was america's last act of war before it pulled out of afghanistan, and the decision to fire the missile smacks of panic. and what a legacy.

incredibly, this is the first and only monument for a real—life woman in wales. men. it's redressing the wrongs of the past, but it's also telling a new story, which is the story of a multicultural britain, multicultural wales, and a long history of wales that has been kind of, not suppressed, but kind of forgotten. betty campbell's statue is the first of five female figures being raised around wales. signs of a slow but monumental change. hywel griffith, bbc news, cardiff. that's it. now on bbc one it's time to get the news where you are. have a very good night. hello. wednesday ended on a dry and clean up for most of us, but the weather is already changing, and to thursday and into the weekend, we'll see spells of rain, it will be windy, some writer interludes. we will keep a lot of showery rain on and off through the day. best chance of any sunshine across northeast scotland and maybe for a time the far southeast of england. it is good to be a windy day, temperatures generally between 1a and a high of 18 degrees there across northwest england. further pulses o

it gets very wet in wales in this area of heavy rain pushes and across northern and western parts ofmidlands later in the night. keeping temperatures up across much of wales and england, rather chilly in north—east scotland but not as cold as it has been on recent nights. we start tomorrow with rain in the midlands, eastern and south—eastern england. that clears away gradually and it is one of the brighter days on the way tomorrow with sunny spells and you may catch a shower, more especially in northern ireland, particularly in western scotland with gusty winds once again. it will feel a bit cooler in scotland and northern ireland, a little warmer in east anglia and south—east england after the rain. the weekend weather picture, it's all about this area of low pressure which moves in, develops and strengthens as it moves northwards across the uk. what does that mean? it will be windy, it will get windier and we will see some more rain. there is something to play for in the detail about saturday's weather and who will see the heaviest rain and if winds will be strongest stressed marke

at the moment with much of england and wales been trying and bright with sunny spells and temperatureswill see that heavy of low pressure put across the north, it might heavy rains, gales as well, particularly northern half of the country and then pulling in colder air than we have had so far during weeks of the state is going to go fight would show in the sunshine. fair bit about. most of the rain of nike for a few showers dotting in the morning, continuing to the dais and then pulling in colder air than we have had so far during weeks of the state is going to go fight would show in the sunshine. fair bit about. most of the rain of nike for showers dotting in the morning, continuing to the dais in north—east scotland with some sunny spells. as i said, pleasant in that strong september sunshine but out of it you will notice how cool it feels, particularly for scotland, 12 or 13 degrees here. we should be at 15 to 18 in the uk in a state of the year. another area of low pressure pushing its way to the north, and assist potent as the one we seem to thursday but overnight rain craving for

incredibly, this is the first and only monument for a real—life woman in wales.over 200 monuments and street names just in wales is under review, because of their links to the slave trade. in another part of cardiff, this statue of slave owner sir thomas picton has been removed from view, but not from the building. new statues are a way to change the narrative. it's redressing the wrongs of the past, but also telling a new story, which is the story of a multicultural britain, multicultural wales, and a long history of wales that has been kind of... ..not suppressed, but kind of forgotten. betty campbell's statue is the first of five female figures being raised around wales. signs of a slow, but monumental change. hywel griffith, bbc news, cardiff. a big moment in our studio tonight, for the first time since march 2020, a weather presenter is back! welcome back! t a weather presenter is back! welcome back! ., ., ., , a weather presenter is back! welcome back!_ it has _ a weather presenter is back! welcome back!_ it has been - back! i found a way! it has been lonel

but, quite a significant but they're just different wales. but they're just different kettle of fish released from wednesday and parts of scotland and northern ireland where you had to contain with the weather front which is bringing this increase in cloud and at times bits and pieces of rain. through into thursday we are going to see quite a vigorous area of low pressure dragging its way over towards southern parts of scandinavia. noses have tightly packed as size of us are. the wind is going to be a real feature across the north of mainland and scotland and especially so through the northern isles. it isn'tjust the strength of the winds, there will be showers if not longer spells of rain. here we have the guts and you'll see indication they are 65, possibly 75 mph as we get on through the day light hours of thursday morning. even further south because really quite significant. wednesday's weather front just producing the odd bit and piece of rain and sufficient clout they are across wales for time and then slumping to the southwest of engla

england and wales — not a bad day again, i think, for wednesday. it will be breezier than monday and tuesday. and then, for the end of the week, thursday and friday, all areas look windier, particularly across the north of the country, where we'll see further showers and it will feel noticeably colder in the north. this is bbc news, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. polls have closed across russia on the third and final day of voting in controversial parliamentary elections. a volcano has erupted in la palma in the canary islands, spewing out lava, ash and a huge column of smoke. after almost a week of tremor, small ones and big ones, the volcano decided to start today, without much warning. decided to start today, without much warning. you can see the eruption continuing live as night falls on the island — we should stress there's a two kilometre wide stay—clear zone now around that lava flow. the england and tottenham footballing legend

but overall, it's a brighter story in england and wale. it'll feel warmer.ireland, and still with a bit of uncertainty about timing. we'll see some outbreaks of rain moving in as the day goes on. that moves south overnight and into monday before fizzling out, but on monday, we could well start across central parts of the uk with cloud and some outbreaks of rain. south of that, in some sunny spells on monday, it's going to be warming up, with the warm spots here into the mid—20s. and that warmth on monday is, for tuesday and wednesday, going to spread northwards. so for tuesday and wednesday, most of the uk are going to be warm to very warm for the time of year, some temperatures reaching into the upper 20s, before another weather change later next week, as we see temperatures come down again and an increasing chance of showers and thunderstorms. this is bbc world news. i'm maryam moshiri. our top stories: the uk and the eu say they won't recognize afg hanistan�*s new government. taliban ministers are yet to be announced, but every day it's clearer what their

the leaden skies behind without her acro55 parts of wales, thati5 without her acro55 parts of wales,es and parts of england and southern scotland. for the majority of uk today the skies are looking more like this with some lovely warm spell5 of sunshine and it is feeling quite humid a5 lovely warm spell5 of sunshine and it is feeling quite humid as well, particularly for england and wales. for the afternoon it will remain fine for many of us but an increasing chance of showers developing, some could be heavy infantry. this is the week where the front i was talking about, we have another one starting to approach from the west, that will take play tonight. we will have rather grey skies for the far south of scotland, northern england, wales and also south—west england. one or two spots of rain there. good spell5 of sunshine to the west of it and 5un5hine to the west of it and certainly acro55 5un5hine to the west of it and certainly across the east of it, very warm as well. 2a, maybe 25 degrees acro55 very warm as well. 2a, maybe 25 degrees across central and eastern parts of england.

but overall, it's a brighter story in england and wale. it'll feel warmer.ncertainty about timing. we'll see some outbreaks of rain moving in as the day goes on. that moves south overnight and into monday before fizzling out, but on monday, we could well start across central parts of the uk with cloud and some outbreaks of rain. south of that, in some sunny spells on monday, it's going to be warming up, with the warm spots here into the mid—20s. and that warmth on monday is, for tuesday and wednesday, going to spread northwards. so for tuesday and wednesday, most of the uk are going to be warm to very warm for the time of year, some temperatures reaching into the upper 20s, before another weather change later next week, as we see temperatures come down again and an increasing chance of showers and thunderstorms. good morning, welcome to breakfast with nina warhurst and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today: gps are forced to delay flu jabs because of a shortage of hgv drivers, which has disrupted supplies. a mass vaccine rollout for 12— 15—year—olds could still

, the cap of £86,000, people in wales, the cap of £86,000, people in wales will want to say, so i thinkere is a strong benefit that the whole of the uk should proceed as one. as chair of health all—party group, i have concerns from older adults from across the united kingdom who are in social care and also in the community who kingdom who are in social care and also in the communi_ also in the community who have exnerienced _ also in the community who have experienced loneliness, - also in the community who have| experienced loneliness, anxiety, isolation from loved ones, bereavement and loss. the british journal of psychiatry had today documented a significant rise in depression in this group. so will the prime minister committed to ensuring that adults in social care and the community have access to adequate mental health services and that those are fully funded? she is completely right. the mental stress that they suffered as a result of not being able to see or hold their loved ones in a normal way and it has been one of the most appalling features of this pandemic and we are certai

to the south, england, wales, the cloud breaking, sunny spells coming through.res reaching a high of 23 degrees today and for many of you it will continue to feel a little on the humid side. overnight tonight our weatherfront for northern scotland changes its mind and starts moving back southwards so the rain returns to eastern areas of scotland. quite light and patchy rain eventually reaching north—east england by the end of the night. elsewhere a lot of cloud, a few mist and fog patches developing and the odd patch of rain and drizzle over the hills and coasts of wales and probably around the peaks and pennines as well. here's the chart for sunday. pressure is building behind this weather front. we start to get these northerly winds feeding in. it will turn cooler and fresher across the northern half of the uk. now, we'll have some of this light and patchy rain first thing, eastern scotland, north—east england. otherwise it's a largely dry start to the day save for an odd spit of drizzle falling from the cloud sheet. later on, though, we'll see some thick clou

clear spells overnight across western scotland, wales and southern parts of england.d dry weather to start the day. already some sunny spells more widely across england and wales and southern and eastern scotland. northern ireland, a lot of cloud. north—west scotland too. from that cloud eventually and slowly, outbreaks of rain progressing further east as the day goes on but a freshening breeze. light wind in england and wales. still areas of cloud around eastern england and to the midlands. more will get to see the warm sunshine as the warm spots head into the mid 20s. eventually the rain will push across more of scotland and northern ireland on sunday evening. starting to fizzle out on monday but keeps a lot of cloud in northern england, northern ireland and scotland. the rest of england and wales, some warm and son expels and again temperatures around the mid 20s in the warm spots, maybe a bit higher in places. certainly not cold in scotland and northern ireland. some brighter spells. the real warmth and sunshine will arrive as we get into tuesday and wednesday. al

it's going to be pushing into wales. extensive here through the rest of the day and will move its way eastwards. so we'll probably see some rain getting into northern england around towards greater manchester, merseyside, the north west midlands, and probably this rain will extend across the pennines into parts of yorkshire. so you might see, some rain, for example, in sheffield later on today. further north, a lot of bright weather, a few showers for northeast scotland, but feeling much cooler and fresher compared with recent days, with some sunny spells towards the southeast. well, that's where the warmest weather will be. highs up to 21. overnight tonight, our weather front continues to bring rain across parts of the midlands and parts of northern england, parts of wales as well. to the north of this for scotland and northern ireland, clear and cold, much colder than it's been over recent nights with temperatures in the countryside in northeast scotland getting all the way down to about three or four degrees celsius.

a breezy day for england and wales.autumn equinox in england and wales and once again, warm in the sunshine before we see that drop in temperature into thursday. bye for now. this is bbc news. the headlines at 7... the england and tottenham footballing legend, jimmy greaves, has died. he was 81. before today's match between tottenham and chelsea, a minute's applause for a player, regarded as an all time great for both clubs. he could score all sorts of goals. he could score all sorts of goals. he was a beautifully graceful footballer and a wonderful finish. the government says its confident there's no risk to energy supplies for customers, amid soaring wholesale gas prices and warnings more businesses could go bust. sir ed davey says only the liberal dems can deprive borisjohnson of a majority, at the next election, and he urges activisits to reach out to voters, in traditional tory heartlands.