the the plan is to roll this out across of wales, of wales.n is to roll this out across of wales, yeah.ales. the the plan is to roll this out across of wales, yeah. yeah,'he whole of wales, yeah. yeah, exactly. and you know, it's, as you say, outside primary schools or an accident, but it's just in incredibly difficult to drive at 20 miles. >> trouble is trouble is, matthew, that you can say labour do all these things. and i look around the country and there's a big battle on the ulez extension going on with greater london at the moment. and you can say labour are all these labour are doing all these things, actually the things, but actually the conservatives their green conservatives with their green agenda until now been agenda have up until now been supporting this. supporting all of this. >> well, i can comment about >> well, all i can comment about is what's happening in wales. you mean we've had you know, i mean we've had a labour since last labour government since the last 25 they're responsible 25 years. they're responsible for respons

the whole wales, yeah. yeah, whole of wales, yeah. yeah, exactly. you say, outside primary schools or accident, but it's just in or an accident, but it's just in incredibly difficult to drive at 20 miles. >> trouble is trouble is, matthew, that you can say labour do all these things. and i look around the country and there's a big battle on the ulez extension going on with greater london at the moment. and can the moment. and you can say labour are all these labour are doing all these things, but actually the conservatives green conservatives with their green agenda until now been agenda have up until now been supporting this. supporting all of this. >> well, i can comment about >> well, all i can comment about is what's happening in wales. you i mean we've had you know, i mean we've had a labour the last labour government since the last 25 responsible 25 years. they're responsible for health, responsible for health, they're responsible for health, they're responsible for education, they're responsible for the economy , the responsible for the econo

. . . , ., ., wales.y do going forward? i think they will - wales. what can they do going forward? i think they will take | forward? i think they will take confidence — forward? i think they will take confidence from _ forward? i think they will take confidence from their - forward? i think they will take confidence from their win - forward? i think they will take l confidence from their win today against — confidence from their win today against sri lanka. it has been clinical— against sri lanka. it has been clinical so— against sri lanka. it has been clinical so they are meeting tough nations— clinical so they are meeting tough nations in— clinical so they are meeting tough nations in world netball and it is but getting the ball, so every other centre _ but getting the ball, so every other centre pass is received by the team. if centre pass is received by the team. if you _ centre pass is received by the team. if you can— centre pass is received by the team. if you canjust centre pass is received by the

and wales were outclassed by defending champions new zealand in their pool g match.th the match finishing 83—34. wales face uganda on wednesday knowing they can take plenty of positives from this performance. i think you always want to be tested by the best, and who better than to go up against the defending champions? so a few patches of play, we will be disappointed with. i think we wanted the overall score to be closer. i think we had moments in that game to close the gap, but there were some lovely patches of play that i think we'll look back on and take forward into the next round. it's been a fabulous opening day for great britain at the world para swimming championships in manchester. they finished with four gold medals, two silvers and a bronze. suzanna hext was first in the s5 50 metres freestyle, while ellie challis defended her title in the 50 metres breaststroke. jessica—jane applegarth topped a gb one—two—three in the s14 200 metres freesyle, while simon clegg rounded up the gold rush in the 100 metres backstroke. here's rachel latham. what a night for g

i think when wales saw that, them. i think when wales saw that, the were them.hat, they were thinking, how— them. i think when wales saw that, they were thinking, how is - them. i think when wales saw that, they were thinking, how is this - they were thinking, how is this possible? theirfirst they were thinking, how is this possible? their first game yesterday residency host nation, south africa. 0bviously, residency host nation, south africa. obviously, as a host nation, you have the crowd backing you. you expect to win your first game. wales put in as good a performance is a good, but it was really difficult. they have struggled, but actually, they would like to finish top three in their group. it will be difficult for them, in their group. it will be difficult forthem, now, but still in their group. it will be difficult for them, now, but still possible. for them, for them, now, but still possible. forthem, moving for them, now, but still possible. for them, moving forward, tomorrow, it is do or die. lets for them, moving forward, tomorrow, it is do or die-—

we also heard from the south wales police, didn't we?ve, we've had a statement from south wales police who say they first received information about this in april this year regarding the welfare of an adult, saying that no criminality was identified. they said that following recent events, further inquiries had been carried out and officers have spoken to a number of parties to establish whether any criminal allegations are being made. south wales police said that at this time, there is no evidence that any criminal offences have been committed. they have said there are no ongoing inquiries being carried out, but that should any evidence of criminality or safeguarding issues be identified at any point in the future, they will be investigated. find any point in the future, they will be investigated.— any point in the future, they will be investigated. and what we've heard from _ be investigated. and what we've heard from the _ be investigated. and what we've heard from the police, _ be investigated. and what we've heard from the police, th

some torrential downpours developing in many parts of england and wales.nd and northern ireland, not quite as windy here. again temperatures disappointing for the time of year. not really warming up just yet at all. that same area of low pressure on the scene on saturday, starts to move away northwards, may be taking away the worst of the weather was it as well. the stronger winds at this time going to be in scotland, northern ireland and northern england, not so windy for the south, and there may be a bit more sunshine around on sunday but still some showers, some of them could be heavy and temperatures of 16 to 21 foot of you may wonder whether someone has gone, temperatures a bit disappointing, but you probably don't want it as hot as it is in southern parts of europe —— you may wonder where the summer has gone. thanks. that's it. you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website, hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm betty glover. elina svitolina aims to continue her dream wimbledon run, just 9 months after giving birth — as she takes

catherine wales acas. catherine. catherine wales is a very good looking woman.of ectomorphs don't have a lot of fat on their bodies, but , don't have a lot of fat on their bodies, but, but actually, let me tell you , refer to her me tell you, refer to her posterior the way he did. she actually has a very well shaped backside . look at it. she also backside. look at it. she also has very well shaped legs. >> oh, goodness me. goodness me. yes, she does. yes, she does. absolutely she phil, obviously, we don't have any evidence of any connection between brannigan and meghan, do we? no i don't know of any. >> i don't think we need to take too seriously what this guy says.i too seriously what this guy says. i apparently he went says. i mean, apparently he went to for buying some to jail for buying some explosives some guns for the explosives and some guns for the ira. he was a member of the provisional i don't provisional ira. so i don't particularly take much notice of what says. i what he says. but i think i think on a general point, it just of shows how the woke ju

wales being nation of preach.ir doorstep, you know, it just seems like, you know, bit just seems like, you know, a bit hypocritical from the welsh labour government we have labour government that we have to be voting favour of this to be voting in favour of this constant constantly and then when it happens, then they're not happy about it. >> well, no, this is it. we are now living as ordinary people in the nightmare of . what 650 mps the nightmare of. what 650 mps and however many members of the house of lords and the mess that they have created by not being able to get their backsides in gear and deal with the situation and continue fighting and arguing it, it's all very arguing about it, it's all very well good for them arguing well and good for them arguing and chamber with and a nice cushy chamber with the taxpayer subsidised restaurants and bars around the corner there. well, whilst they can't pull their fingers and corner there. well, whilst they can itpull their fingers and corner there. well, whilst they

a labour mayor of london, wrote wales, is that a l london, wrote wales, is that a vulnerability?ility? no, we show a difference it _ vulnerability? no, we show a difference it can _ vulnerability? no, we show a difference it can make. - vulnerability? no, we show a difference it can make. you | vulnerability? no, we show a i difference it can make. you can vulnerability? no, we show a - difference it can make. you can see that in the voting wales, in the results in the london borough elections just last year where we one boroughs that we would never win according to some. so i don't think that holds water but we must reflect on uxbridge and all of us need to reflect including the mayor. thank ou for reflect including the mayor. thank you for your _ reflect including the mayor. thank you for your time. _ reflect including the mayor. thank you for your time. the _ reflect including the mayor. thank you for your time. the shadow - you for your time. the shadow attorney generaljoins me now. good to see you. thank you for being here. we heard from keir starmer saying that the expansio

. think the bbc wales.think the bbc should reprimand and say you're doing a lineker pipe down? >> well, i think it would be difficult for them to make that call now because of what of course they did with gary lineker, which basically condone and that sort of behaviour coming from one of their entertainment presenters. so in order consistent, the bbc order to be consistent, the bbc would have to keep her on air. >> know because >> well, i don't know because that tweets and he that was about tweets and he wasn't the news. there wasn't doing the news. so there may little bit of a may be a little bit of a difference the bbc guideline difference in the bbc guideline ins, flexible ins, which seem rather flexible to say the least. anyway. still to say the least. anyway. still to come benjamin to come tonight, benjamin is getting heated getting a little bit heated about our lack of action on climate change. and i'm wondering that has been. wondering why that has been. tony blair still feels the need to tiresome op

. think the bbc wales.think the bbc should reprimand and say you're doing a lineker pipe down? >> well, i think it would be difficult for them to make that call now because of what of course they did with gary lineker, which basically condone and that sort of behaviour coming from one of their entertainment presenters. so in order consistent, the bbc order to be consistent, the bbc would have to keep her on air. >> know because >> well, i don't know because that tweets and he that was about tweets and he wasn't the news. there wasn't doing the news. so there may little bit of a may be a little bit of a difference the bbc guideline difference in the bbc guideline ins, flexible ins, which seem rather flexible to say the least. anyway. still to say the least. anyway. still to come benjamin is to come tonight, benjamin is getting heated getting a little bit heated about our of action on about our lack of action on climate change. and i'm wondering that has been. wondering why that has been. tony blair still fee

catherine wales acas. catherine. catherine wales is a very good looking woman. of ectomorphs don't have a lot of fat on their bodies, but , don't have a lot of fat on their bodies, but, but actually, let me tell you , refer to her me tell you, refer to her posterior the way he did. she actually has a very well shaped backside . look at it. she also backside. look at it. she also has very well shaped legs. >> oh, goodness me. goodness me. yes, she does. yes, she does. absolutely she phil, obviously, we don't have any evidence of any connection between brannigan and meghan, do we? no i don't know of any. >> i don't think we need to take too seriously what this guy says.i too seriously what this guy says. i mean, apparently he went to for some to jail for buying some explosives some guns for the explosives and some guns for the ira. he was a member of the provisional ira. so i don't particularly take much notice of what think what he says. but i think i think a general point, it think on a general point, it just of shows how the woke just sort of shows how the woke

here in in wales .ege based here in brecon. but it offers courses to young people throughout the uk and they're hoping to 1—1 day the world as well . so trying to the world as well. so trying to get them into this mindset that you have to be sustainable with farming, of course, something which the king cares very passionately about and it's all about that balance between human needs and what the natural world needs and what the natural world needs for the two of them to both thrive and survive. so the king, his majesty, spent a lot of speaking to of time speaking to representatives from that college. was also ice college. there was also ice cream for sale. it's not quite 45 degrees like it is in europe. it's slightly cold, but luckily just about the rain held off. so it was quite a successful day for the king and queen here in wales . wales. >> alpacas , indeed. thank you >> alpacas, indeed. thank you very much for updating us there in in brecon . in in brecon. >> and of course, i stayed on an alpaca fa

rachel daly speaking in new south wales. _ hope for that. rachel daly speaking in new south wales. many _ translation: achievements in science and technology. many times, _ translation: achievements in science and technology. many times, the i and technology. many times, the russian fleet has been a fortress against the enemy. we remember the great defending battles of leningrad. the courage of the naval infantry and the seamen who defended moscow in the polar region. the history of our navy is in essence, its main purpose is the defence of the motherland. this year has been marked by many memorable events for our navy. the baltic fleet marked its 320th anniversary. the northern fleet, 219th. and the black sea fleet, 219th. and the black sea fleet, 240th. each of them has its own glorious history, together with the pacific fleet and the caspian flotilla, they are staunch shield in the defence of our fatherland, defending the of russia in the world ocean, keeping faith —— the interests of russia. in the traditions of an ability for the motherland. and the glory of the naval brotherh

this feature will bring cloudier wet weather to england and well. weather to england and wales.ed across the board on tuesday. further showers, scotland, northern ireland and this area of showers or even more persistent rain across england and wales. and again, there could be some thundery bursts mixed into that, too. top temperatures probably at best around 20 degrees, low to mid teens in the north. that will feel quite cool. as we move into wednesday there's the chance we could see this small area of low pressure bring some heavy, maybe thundery rain towards parts of england and wales. i think the current thinking is more towards this south east corner and then it'll push on into the north sea. but an unsettled day. it's come for england and wales, maybe a little bit quieter, apart from a few showers for scotland, northern ireland, but it'll warm up a little bit. and the reason why it's going to warm up from wednesday onwards, towards the end of the week is that low pressure will be sitting to the west of us, higher pressure towards the near continent, and that will drag up so

an unsettled day to come for england and wales.and, but it will warm up a little bit. and the reason why it will warm up from wednesday onwards towards the end of the week is that low pressure will be sitting to the west of us, higher pressure towards the near continent, and that'll drag up some warmer airfrom france and iberia. so you can see, as we move towards the end of the week, low pressure sitting towards the west, higher pressure to the east, we will start to draw these southerly winds and the deep orange colours move northwards across the uk. so, we will be warming up. however, the run—up to end of the week will be unsettled. like i mentioned, showers or longer spells of rain and maybe some thunderstorms mixed in as well. temperatures will be below par at the start of the week but then, towards the end of the week as we import that warm air from the south, things could be warming up with increasing sunshine across southern areas. live from washington, this is bbc news. more than 400 people have been arrested across france

. quite heavy for parts of wales.england, first thing, but brighter, sunnier but a few brighter, sunnier spells trying to spells once again, trying to develop in there. so a bit more sunshine compared to monday in general, but further wet and windy is the cards, windy weather is on the cards, particularly we head towards particularly as we head towards wednesday . enjoy rest of wednesday. enjoy the rest of your bye bye . looks like your day. bye bye. looks like things are heating up by boxt boilers. >> proud sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello and welcome to sunday afternoon gb news on tv and on your digital radio. i'm dawn neesom . i'm standing in for nana neesom. i'm standing in for nana akua and for the next two hours, me and my wonderful panel will be taking on some of the big topics hitting the headlines right now. this show is all about opinion, though. mind. there's and yours, more importantly, yours. that's the most important one. we'll be debating discussing at debating and discussing and at times disagr

earlier today we have had these dark, threatening skies across southern areas of wales and this afternoon many of us will see outbreaks of rain. a couple of stripes of clouds, a couple of weather fronts, this poor northern ireland and scotland, white showery, quite a weak front. across the south of england and wales, this front is developing and the rain will become both more excessive and much heavier through the next few hours —— more extensive and is much heavier. i think it will be frustrating at wimbledon with lengthy rain delays and play completely washed out at times. if anything the rain gets heavier through the afternoon, rain falling for much of the day across the south—east of wales, the south west midlands. northern england probably the driest spot with a bit of sunshine. overnight, this developing weather system still brings rain even towards the end of the night across the east of east anglia. the rain will be happy for a time, and quite windy for east anglia and the kent coastline, a few showers in the north—west. tomorrow, the weather system clears, bringing strong winds t

we've seen some rain already across wales turning wet across northern england, the midlands. for much of the day. a slow moving weather front here and along with the winds, it's going to make it feel rather on the cool side. temperatures struggling across northernmost areas of scotland, where we're looking at highs at best of around 13 or ia degrees celsius. further southwards and eastwards, temperatures into the high teens. where we do see some sunny spells, it shouldn't feel too bad, but i'd say there is a risk of seeing a passing shower at wimbledon as we go through the afternoon. i don't think it will last too long. then the sunshine will come back out. now during this evening and overnight, we'll have clear skies for a time across england and wales, but potentially some more rain working into wales, south west england, the south west midlands towards the end of the night. and we've still got a zone of rain slowly moving its way southwards in scotland as well. tuesday's weather charts. we've got a band of rain moving across the midlands, east anglia, south east england. s

remember wales. and here, actually, we have that jet stream. remember the wales.nd here, actually, we have thatjet stream. remember the dip in thejet stream i thatjet stream. remember the dip in the jet stream i showed you in the schematic? that depp is driving these weather systems and pushing this cooler air across the uk. so i think tomorrow the wettest spots will be around lancashire, perhaps into cumbria, south—western parts of scotland, may be 20 or 30 millimetres of rain. north and south, a completely different story, with some sunshine. here is thatjet stream once again, pushing that weather front out towards more central and eastern europe, and that opens up the door to quieter weather on wednesday, but what sometimes happens is that sea breezes collide, and they produce showers, so maybe some showers across eastern areas on wednesday, and i think more of the same to come towards the end wednesday, and i think more of the same to come towards the end of wednesday, and i think more of the same to come towards the end of the week. thank you so much, and tha

the first batch could reach 50 miles an hour across parts of wales and south—west england.is unusually windy for this stage of the year. winds that strong could bring down one or two tree branches and perhaps the odd weak tree. so there is disruption from the strong winds and there will be heavy bursts around as well. temperature is a bit below average for the time of year. into the weekend, the zone of strong winds will push across from wales into southern and eastern areas of england. these winds will be strong enough to cause localised disruption, again bringing down one or two tree branches. saturday, as well as those blustery winds, it's very unsettled. a day of sunny spells and widespread showers with thunderstorms mixed in. one benefit of the strong winds is that any individual shower will not last long. temperatures are still below average and as i mentioned, there is no end in sight to the unsettled run of weather. there are loads of showers around for the second half of the weekend and well into next week, i'm afraid. thanks. and that's the bbc news at six. the ne

it is back to back defeats for wales who were thrashed 75-40 defeats for wales who were thrashed 75—40h games and joins me now. how have they looked in the first couple of matches? taste how have they looked in the first couple of matches?— how have they looked in the first couple of matches? we are being tentative, but _ couple of matches? we are being tentative, but looking _ couple of matches? we are being tentative, but looking at - couple of matches? we are being tentative, but looking at the - tentative, but looking at the scoreline, they made quite a few errors. i think that the coach will want them to clean it up. when they come to meet the top nations, they are going to struggle if they play how they did. they got all other players on the court, they are building in terms of the combination. not a bad performance, not a bad start. combination. not a bad performance, not a bad start-— not a bad start. scotland lost, now the have not a bad start. scotland lost, now they have one- _ not a bad start. scotland lost, now they have one. they _ not a bad start. scotland lost, now they

the winds pick up across england and wales and it is all around that area of low pressure here, this weather pattern, that low pressure is pushing northwards over the weekend and it is going to bring with it some unusually windy weather for this time of the year. there is some rain around as well which could be heavy and thundery and it is staying rather cool as well. we have got some windy weather for england and wales on saturday, the biggest impact is more likely to be across this area where the winds could be gusting 50 to 55mph, particularly around southern coasts and hills. but it will be windy across the whole of england and wales, with downpours developing more widely, perhaps even thundery. not so windy for scotland and northern ireland but we do have some rain here as well. all dampening down those temperatures to around 18—20. there may be a little bit of sunshine in between those downpours. we may see a bit more sunshine for the second half of the weekend, as the low pressure continues to move northwards, tending to pull away and taking away the strongest of the winds. th

rain moving through the midlands, parts of east anglia, wales and the south—west.ts, gusts of 40—50 but quite windy even further inland. temperatures very disappointing. if you are stuck underneath the rain for a length of time, mainly only up to around 1a degrees. bad news for the cricket and the golf. there is a lot of rain in the outlook. it looks like a wash—out day. sunday may be not much better. this stripe of cloud and rain affecting northern england and sinking south into the midlands and parts of wales. elsewhere, sunny spells with some showers and feeling a bit warmer in the sunniest spots, 16—22. next week? no big changes. some drier interludes but further rain at times. still quite cool for this time of year. this is bbc news. the first pictures from inside the barge set to house hundreds of uk asylum seekers. outrage grows after video of two women being paraded naked

few showers from the word go for western parts of england and wales as they drift eastwards. the east during the afternoon. scotland will see the cloud breaking up to leave sunny spells and a few scattered showers. and just the odd shower for northern ireland, too. temperatures somewhere between about 1a to 22 degrees north to south. and most of those showers do tend to ease away later in the afternoon from the west. so some late sunshine for many of us. overnight, though, the cloud increases from the west as this area of rain moves in to northern ireland, to wales, perhaps by the early hours of tuesday morning. ahead of that, quite a cool fresh night, particularly across parts of scotland. temperatures down into mid single figures in places. but through the day on tuesday, i think the weather will be dominated by this feature, slowly moving in from the atlantic, bringing that cloud and rain earlier on to parts of northern ireland and wales. but it'll drift into northern and western england, southern scotland where it could be quite heavy through the day. to the north of that

also the odd shower for wales, south west england, east anglia too.s further south and then we start to see showers bubbling up for eastern scotland and eastern england, which could be really quite heavy, potentially thundery, with some hail mixed in too. a bit more cloud and a few showers later on for northern ireland, but some sunny spells elsewhere. northern scotland, wales, south west of england, just 15—21 degrees at best, a little below par for this time of year. heading through the overnight period, into wednesday, then, most of the showers tending to ease away, one or two continuing perhaps parts of wales, north west england to start the day on wednesday. but another fairly fresh night with temperatures getting down into single figures, in the countryside at least. heading through wednesday, here's the next area of low pressure, only gradually moving in from the west. so ahead of that, a fair amount of dry weather, particularly through the morning for much of scotland. few showers parts of northern and eastern england, but some sunshine for ea

so most certainly across most places, certainly across wales, southern wales, the midlands, southernnd scotland england and northern scotland becoming spells . becoming dry with clear spells. i think we'll keep a lot of cloud across southern scotland and england. and northern england. that'll keep here. keep the temperatures up here. but a chilly but elsewhere, quite a chilly old temperatures well old night. temperatures well down into single figures in the countryside but a sunny start countryside, but a sunny start for of wales, southern for most of wales, southern england, midlands and england, the midlands and northern it's a bright northern scotland. it's a bright start ireland, start for northern ireland, but that it'll cloud that won't last. it'll cloud over as outbreaks over steadily here as outbreaks of rain start to trickle in a few showers likely over northern england and southern scotland, but not as heavy or as but probably not as heavy or as widespread as today. but probably not as heavy or as widespread as today . and for a widespread as today. and for a good chunk of

brushing south wales time brushing south wales for a time this then into the this evening, then intos i say, for many a wet night it's mild one well. it's pretty mild one as well. temperatures the temperatures staying in the teens, teens across the teens, the high teens across the south—east, where it'll still be quite and humid tuesday quite damp and humid on tuesday morning. the outbreaks of rain here should peter out through the and it's the morning and then it's basically sunshine showers basically sunshine and showers tomorrow. again, we are tomorrow. but again, we are likely to see some pretty heavy downpours , downpours developing, particularly across parts of scotland , especially in the scotland, especially in the north—east are north—east where the winds are light, downpours light, which means the downpours could slow moving could be very slow moving elsewhere. be some elsewhere. there should be some glimmers of sunshine between the showers, still on the cool showers, but still on the cool side temperatures side with temperatures mostly struggling to get the low struggling

a better chance in southern counties of england, wales and western scotland.re abundant tomorrow in between the downpours, meaning it should feel a touch warmer. cool night will follow to take us into thursday. shower clouds will develop once again after a bright start. a bit more cloudy in northern scotland where, with a notable north—westerly breeze, it will feel a touch cooler here. 13 or 1a in stornoway, still getting temperatures into low 20s further south and east. if you're after some prolonged dry weather, look away now because as we go through into the weekend the next area of low pressure spreads its way into the north and the west. that will bring some stronger winds, especially across southern counties of england and wales. there will be rain at times just about everywhere. looking at the temperatures as we go through the weekend into next week, 17 to 22 remains cooler than normal for this stage injuly. live from london, this is bbc news. europe braces as an intense heatwave is expected to peak, while unprecedented high temperatures are reported ac

temperatures are at their highest across england and wales — 26 to 29 degrees widely.r scotland and for northern ireland, with the weather gradually turning a bit brighter. 0vernight tonight, well, we start off with clear skies across much of the uk. it will turn increasingly humid and probably temperatures rising a bit as we go through the night. 18 to 20 across parts of england and wales as we get into the first part of saturday morning. through saturday, it's a day of sunshine and showers. the showers starting off in the west, but will leap across into northern england and scotland, where we have a zone of extra moisture being pulled in from the near continent. some of these thunderstorms could bring 50 millimetres rain, about a month's worth, for some in the space ofjust a few hours, hence the risk of some flash flooding. still hot across eastern england. temperatures higher across northern areas of scotland, with mid to high 20s possible here. through saturday night time, still a risk of some really big downpours for northern england and scotland posing a threat o

the walker has princess of wales. our royal corrdetails . the prince walker has princess of wales.rrdetails . the prince of polo has the details. the prince of polo worthy donors and invited guests watched the future king carefully control his horse, scoring two winning goals for his team . his team. >> despite supporting his father in edinburgh on wednesday . the in edinburgh on wednesday. the prince of wales is back here in windsor, raising money for charity more than £1 million has been raised for organised opfions been raised for organised options close to the prince and princess of wales. nine charities will share the fortune between them. louise ellis from baby basics, which supports new mothers and families, explains how the money will help events like this help us to actually not just manage the day to day, but to and think about the future. >> so for us, we want to develop and grow as a charity and that's not just in terms of growing a number of centres that we have, but do we future and but how do we future proof and resource and ourselves to resource and equip ourselves t

from this week, all 43 police forces in england and wales will be part of operation soteria, aimed atse to rape. nearly half of forces have already adopted it. it's a partnership of police, prosecutors and academics, and the focus should be on the perpetrator rather than the victim. two years ago, we might have focused on the victim's account, where they had been, what they were wearing, how many drinks they had had. we would be focusing on their behaviour, now we are focusing on the suspect. what did they do that night? why did they buy the drinks? rape prosecution rates remain very low. they're better in areas which have been involved in operation soteria the longest. but even here, fewer than one in 12 complaints has so far resulted in a prosecution. louise, and this is not her real name, saw her case get to court. the man she accused was acquitted. as she was about to go into the courtroom, she was told her 999 call to the police would not be played to the jury. tearfully: i felt like i was kind of being thrown to the lions. - ijust felt like i don't want to go in there. | but of

gusty winds across parts of wales and england, a0 — 50 mph. 0n parts of wales and england, a0 — 50 mphing north and east as we go through the rest of the day. showers for scotland on the whole but not in the way of sunshine generally across the country. heaviest of the rain into the afternoon, pushing towards northern ireland, across central wales and into the midlands and south coast, pushing towards the scottish borders by the end of the day. the cloud and rain will not be worn very out there, 15 — 21 degrees. temperatures below parfor the time of year. 0vernight tonight, that wind and rain dishes north, it will linger in the far north of scotland. staying breezy in the south, a lot of cloud around and temperatures will hold up around 13-16 to temperatures will hold up around 13—16 to begin with first thing on saturday morning. the low remains with us and the winds remain a future stop —— feature. wrapping around the law will be several fine bringing showery outbreaks of rain and plenty of isobars, it stays windy. still got strong gusts of wind, obviously in autumn winter thatis wind

north wales northwest england wales and northwest england dunng wales and northwest england during eveningcomes of heavier rain comes a band of heavier rain accompanied strong and accompanied by some strong and gusty winds. temperatures mostly holding up in teens. now holding up in the teens. now these winds will be pretty lively, particularly for this time of year. it's going to time of year. so it's going to be a blustery day southwest be a blustery day over southwest england they'll be england and wales. they'll be heavy as well, exacerbating heavy rain as well, exacerbating the , but also the miserable feel, but also making for some pretty tricky travelling conditions. the met office have a yellow warning office do have a yellow warning in place for those winds. the rain across much rain will spread across much of england and northern and england and northern ireland and into southern scotland. by the end day, some brighter end of the day, some brighter spells the southeast spells in the southeast could see highs of 22, but generally temperatures in the high teens and cooler with that

that will england and wales.ks of rain still lingering as we head into tuesday as well. sharp ones tuesday as well. some sharp ones around particularly wales, around, particularly for wales, southern in around, particularly for wales, sou�*morning in around, particularly for wales, sou�*morning , in around, particularly for wales, sou�*morning , again, in around, particularly for wales, sou�*morning , again, some in around, particularly for wales, sou�*morning , again, some sunny the morning, again, some sunny spells trying to poke through. but where bands merge into but where those bands merge into longer spells rain, times but where those bands merge into locouldpells rain, times but where those bands merge into locould alsoy rain, times but where those bands merge into locould also be rain, times but where those bands merge into locould also be rather times but where those bands merge into lo could also be rather cloudy it could also be rather cloudy in with further wet and in places with further wet and windy

temperatures hours england, north wales by the end of tall in doublerperatures hours england, north wales tall in double figures es hours england, north wales by the end of tall in double figures 14 hours england, north wales by the end of tall in double figures 14 orurs for all in double figures 14 or 15 celsius as minimums in towns and cities a little lower in the countryside. so the best of the sunshine. first thing will be across southeastern parts of the uk. further north and west, it's quite cloudy. there'll be some showery rain and this slowly pushes and eastwards pushes south and eastwards through the day. showers turning heavy at times. by the afternoon, the odd rumble of thunder possible, thunder is possible, particularly northern particularly across northern england, northern ireland and scotland too. we could see some localised disruption and temperatures cool side, temperatures on the cool side, 17 to 19 across the north of the uk, 20 to 23, perhaps 24 across the far south—east of england into to thursday. a bright start to the morning. there will be some sunny spells around

that will england and wales.ks of rain still lingering as we head into tuesday as well. sharp ones tuesday as well. some sharp ones around particularly wales, around, particularly for wales, southern in around, particularly for wales, sou�*morning in around, particularly for wales, sou�*morning , in around, particularly for wales, sou�*morning , again, in around, particularly for wales, sou�*morning , again, some in around, particularly for wales, sou�*morning , again, some sunny the morning, again, some sunny spells trying to poke through. but where bands merge into but where those bands merge into longer spells rain, times but where those bands merge into locouldpells rain, times but where those bands merge into locould alsoy rain, times but where those bands merge into locould also be rain, times but where those bands merge into locould also be rather times but where those bands merge into lo could also be rather cloudy it could also be rather cloudy in with further wet and in places with further wet and windy

this is the biggest, fastest raid across england and wales of its kind.f is the harm that actually this large—scale cultivation does. many of these gangs are involved in a lot of violence and harm in our communities. a lot of exploitation who they force into working in such industry, and also the amount of money, particularly cash, that they then use to fuel their organised criminal activities. 200,000 plants have been seized worth £130 million, along with weapons, hundreds of thousands of pounds in cold, hard cash, and £1 million worth of cocaine on the side. but this is also about the future. gathering intelligence and keeping communities safe from organised criminals. frances read, bbc news. an update to bring you on events in wimbledon. police telling us they confirm a child has died following that incident where the car collided with a school building in wimbledon. police saying it is tragic news, our thoughts are with a girl's family and friends and everyone affected today. they say they will continue their investigation into exactly what happened.

. areas of england and wales.imb towards 20 or 22 c. those showers , outbreaks of rain still showers, outbreaks of rain still lingering we into lingering as we head into tuesday as well. some ones tuesday as well. some sharp ones around particularly wales, around, particularly for wales, southern first in around, particularly for wales, sou�*morning first in around, particularly for wales, sou�*morning . first in around, particularly for wales, sou�*morning . again, st in around, particularly for wales, sou�*morning . again, some in around, particularly for wales, sou�*morning . again, some sunny the morning. again, some sunny spells trying to poke through. but bands merge into but where those bands merge into longer spells rain, at times longer spells of rain, at times it rather it could also be rather cloudy in as further wet and in places as further wet and windy weather is also on the cards as we head towards wednesday well gales wednesday as well with gales possible . so enjoy your evening i >> -- >> the temp

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. areas of england and wales.limb towards 20 or 22 c. those showers , outbreaks of rain still showers, outbreaks of rain still lingering we into lingering as we head into tuesday as well. some ones tuesday as well. some sharp ones around particularly wales, around, particularly for wales, southern first in around, particularly for wales, sou�*morning first in around, particularly for wales, sou�*morning . first in around, particularly for wales, sou�*morning . again, st in around, particularly for wales, sou�*morning . again, some in around, particularly for wales, sou�*morning . again, some sunny the morning. again, some sunny spells trying to poke through. but bands merge into but where those bands merge into longer spells rain, at times longer spells of rain, at times it rather cloudy longer spells of rain, at times it places rather cloudy longer spells of rain, at times it places as rather cloudy longer spells of rain, at times it places as furtherier cloudy longer spells of rain, at times it places as further

southern for most of wales.s and england, the midlands and northern scotland . so a bright northern scotland. so a bright start for northern but start for northern ireland. but that won't last. it'll cloud over steadily here as outbreaks that won't last. it'll cloud ov rain eadily here as outbreaks that won't last. it'll cloud ov rain start/ here as outbreaks that won't last. it'll cloud ov rain start to ere as outbreaks that won't last. it'll cloud ov rain start to trickle )utbreaks that won't last. it'll cloud ov rain start to trickle in.)reaks of rain start to trickle in. a few showers likely over northern england southern scotland , england and southern scotland, but as heavy or as but probably not as heavy or as widespread as today. and for a good of the country, most good chunk of the country, most of will dry and of the day will be dry and bright and a bit warmer tomorrow as 23, maybe across the as well, 23, maybe 24 across the london but the rain will london area. but the rain will trickle south—west tri

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across southern wales we have had these dark and threatening skies.reaks of rain to southern wales, southern areas of england, parts of the midlands and east anglia through the midlands and east anglia through the course of the afternoon. however from further zero ordering sorry conditions in northern ireland and scotland. across the south it will be raining pretty much all afternoon for south—east wales, the southwest midlands. the heaviest falls of rain were merged together across southern areas of england and this rain band will wash out large stretches of the play today at wimbledon. it will be a frustrating afternoon. it will be cool for the time of year. 0vernight tonight that rain band continues to develop, so the rain turns heavier and the kitchen window for a time across east anglia and kents. a few showers in the north west, otherwise allergic rhinitis. tomorrow's weather front eventually moves out of the way of the east coast of east anglia. then it'll be a day of sunny spells and passing showers. a day across england and wales means that i