the princess of wales confirms _ as it comes. the princess of wales confirms she - as it comes. the princess of. wales confirms she completed her cancer treatment and will return— her cancer treatment and will return and to carry out some public — return and to carry out some public engagements in the coming _ public engagements in the coming months. the uk government's temporary early release scheme for prisoners in england and wales comes in effect tomorrow. what comes in effect tomorrow. what mi . ht the comes in effect tomorrow. what might the long-term _ comes in effect tomorrow. twat might the long—term solutions to the prison overcrowding crisis may be? bbc verify has been taking a look. health officials in afghanistan say 700 children have died of malnutrition at just one hospital in the past six months. i had of the crucial debate between kamala harris and donald trump we hear from a top us pollster. welcome to the programme. we start with that breaking news over that last half an hour from news over that last half an hourfrom kensington palace that catherine, princes o

showers for scotland but sunny— wales, too. showers for scotland but sunny bills _ wales, too.owers for scotland but sunny bills elsewhere. all the - sunny bills elsewhere. all the details — sunny bills elsewhere. all the details throughout— sunny bills elsewhere. all the details throughout the - sunny bills elsewhere. all the - details throughout the programme. good morning. it's sunday, 15th september. the government has defended the early release of prisoners, after it emerged a former inmate allegedly sexually assaulted a woman on the same day he was freed. labour said the early release scheme was necessary because the party had "inherited prisons on the brink of collapse". our reporter simonjones has more. prisoners celebrate with friends as they are released from jail early.

he made his wales debut auainst more. he made his wales debut against jamaica _ more.t jamaica in 1988. - more. he made his wales debut - against jamaica in 1988. throughout 78 againstjamaica in 1988. throughout 78 appearances there was no doubting his commitment to his country. 0r his commitment to his country. 0r his self belief. as a player, he was a somewhat controversial and now, presence in the dugout. bellamy is prepared for the emotions of his first game in front of the fans. guys, you don't pay me to be emotional, you pay me to make the best decisions possible on the side and that is the business i have to be in a straightaway. so, of course i'm proud and i am fully aware the moment that it will obviously catch me but it has to leave very quick. allan ramsay retains the captaincy under bellamy but he has not played for wales for almost 12 months after not featuring in the euro play—offs which ultimately ended in failure. rumours of retirement surfaced but ramsay says stepping away after missing out on tournament football was no way to leave the international s

here's our cold front diving southwards across england and wales.change to fresher air filtering in across northern ireland, northern england and wales as well. it's overnight that that cold air reaches right the way across the uk, a much colder night than we've been used to, with temperatures getting down to five in aberdeen and in newcastle as well. so a cold start to wednesday morning, it is a day of sunshine and blustery showers. the showers always most frequent across northern—western areas, driven in by the strong northwesterly winds. there will be some areas, though, that dodge the downpours. favoured for that would be parts of north—east england, but wherever you are, temperatures a lot lower — 11—15 degrees, that's below average for the time of year — the north—westerly winds making it feel a little bit colder yet. for thursday, a similar kind of day again, sunshine and blustery showers. the showers really frequent for northern scotland, the north—west of both england and wales, and probably quite a few in northern ireland, too. temperature

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further southwards across the rest of england and wales, it finally stops raining. day with more in the way of sunshine and still some reasonable temperatures in the south. it's turning colder in the north, though — just ten in aberdeen and ia for belfast. and as we go deeper into the new week, it stays unsettled. there'll be rain at times but temperatures for all of us will be well below average. live from london, this is bbc news. hezbollah say its fired missiles into northern israel in retalliation after a deadly strike in southern beirut. israeli forces raid the offices of the news organisation aljazeera in the occupied west bank, ordering the site to close for 45 days. sir keir starmer arriving for his party conference but rows over free clothes and cuts to winter fuel payments threaten to overshadow labour's message of change. and, commemorations continue to mark the 80th anniversary of operation market garden — one of the most daring missions of the second world war. hello, i'm lucy grey. we start in the middle east, where hezbollah says it has fired dozens o

here's our cold front diving southwards across england and wales. that that cold air reaches right the way across the uk, a much colder night than we've been used to, with temperatures getting down to five in aberdeen and in newcastle as well. so a cold start to wednesday morning, it is a day of sunshine and blustery showers. the showers always most frequent across northern—western areas, driven in by the strong northwesterly winds. there will be some areas, though, that dodge the downpours. favoured for that would be parts of north east england, but wherever you are, temperatures a lot lower — 11—15 degrees, that's below average for the time of year — the north westerly winds making it feel a little bit colder yet. for thursday, a similar kind of day again, sunshine and blustery showers. the showers really frequent for northern scotland, the north west of both england and wales, and probably quite a few in northern ireland, too. temperatures 11—15 degrees, then we start to see high pressure move in on friday. so for many of us it will be a bit drie

come in off the north sea, affecting eastern and central areas of england, probably reaching east walesof these could be quite dense as we start off into wednesday. otherwise, it's quite a chilly night where we keep the skies clearest longest. now, over the next few days, high pressure is going to stay firmly in charge of our weather and that means we've got more of this fine, settled sunny weather to come. but that said, we are going to start wednesday with quite extensive cloud across england, eastern parts of wales. it will take a time for that to thin and break up, but eventually the sunshine will come out — mist and fog patches clearing away elsewhere. plenty of sunshine around and it's another very warm day for september. temperatures probably about 25 again for parts of scotland, a 2k for the london area, and a 22 or so for western counties of northern ireland. 0n into thursday, it's a similar kind of weather picture, really. again, there'll be a fair bit of cloud to start the day across parts of england, clearing away. still quite a brisk north—easterly breeze blowing across eas

it never quite makes it to the far west of england and wales due to the pennines and wales due to theth skies remaining clear. into thursday morning, of cloud that parts of eastern and much of england. it will take until early afternoon for some of that to go but some eastern coasts, unlike today, across scotland will see some of that low cloud lingering, and turning cloudy in the far north later on. temperatures pushing towards the west were the clear skies will be, looking at 25, 26 to the west of london. going into friday, we do it all over again but this time, more cloud through central and eastern scotland, taking some time to shift and clear. cloud may prick across england and wales or sunny spells but a chance to the west of london of showers developing, some of those across the midlands and wales at the south—west could become heavy and country. most away from that will be dry with temperatures dropping closer back to where they should be for of the year. that continues into the weekend, but with low pressure developing to the south the south the focus for showers will be main

~ ., opposing welsh colleagues in wales? ~ . ., , , wales? we are absolutely committed _ wales?lutely committed to _ wales? we are absolutely committed to the - wales? we are absolutely. committed to the transition wales? we are absolutely - committed to the transition to renewable energy. the reason for that is because it gives us energy independence, it lowers the bills and of course the next generation ofjobs are tied up with it. we have to do it in a cost—effective way but we will make those decisions in the best buy. we will make those decisions in the best buy-— we will make those decisions in the itest buy-— the best buy. the uk steel industry needs _ the best buy. the uk steel industry needs a _ the best buy. the uk steel industry needs a serious i industry needs a serious government which works in partnership with both businesses and trade unions to secure a transition that is both right for the workforce and delivers economic growth in wales. we know that the industrialisation can be devastating to committees so can the prime minister tell me how the government's safeg

evening and overnight a few more storms coming up from europe to affect southern areas of england and wales. away from that, dry, but the low cloud is likely to more extensive. temperatures in most areas around 11 or 13 degrees. tomorrow is a similar kind of looking day. watch out for showers and thunderstorms building across parts of england and wales, some quite intense, but hit or miss in nature. a cloudy start elsewhere but it will tend to thin and break up to give way to some sunshine, but it will probably stay rather cloudy again and parts of eastern scotland and perhaps the far northeast of england as well. through saturday night and into sunday, we are then going to see low pressure bring heavy, thundering rain across quite a large area of england and wales, some places could see a months worth of rainfall in the space of 2a hours. the threat of seeing some localised flooding is that much greater as we look into sunday. heavy downpour is quite widespread for england and wales, scotland and northern ireland and probably the far north of england look like they will stay dry. we will h

further southwards across the rest of england and wales, it's finally stopped raining.some reasonable temperatures in the south. turning colder in the north, though — just ten in aberdeen and 1a for belfast. and as we go deeper into the new week, it stays unsettled. there will be rain at times. temperatures for all of us will be well below average. live from washington, this is bbc news. hezbollah fires missiles into northern israel in the aftermath of a deadly strike in southern beirut. ukraine strikes two large ammunition depots inside russia — the second such attack in less than a week. and us president biden hosted his final quad summit as president in his hometown of wilmingon, delaware. hello, i'm carl nasman. we begin in the middle east, as hezbollah says it has fired dozens of missiles toward israel early sunday in response to repeated attacks by israel into lebanon. in the last hour hezbollah said on telegram it had targeted israel's ramat david airbase, 20 km south of the city of haifa. air raid sirens were also triggered in several areas of northern isarel, i

still relatively mild, i suppose for northern ireland, england and wales.her heavy rain, particularly focussed again on england and wales. having a high risk of flash flooding, probably some river flooding, some disruption. it's one of those days where you want to check on travel conditions before heading out. northern ireland, west scotland, bright with some sunny spells. east scotland continues to be rather cloudy with mist. north scotland, we're seeing a weather front move in, bringing outbreaks of rain and ultimately cooler weather conditions. 0n into tuesday, well, the thundery rain is clearing out of the way across england and wales, so in that respect, it's a drier kind of day. in scotland, we get this cold front continuing to push its way southwards, really dumping the temperatures here — just ten degrees in aberdeen and 12 for glasgow. still relatively mild, i suppose for northern ireland, england and wales. middle part of the week sees active areas of low pressure bringing further heavy rain, particularly focussed again and once those systems have

a deep passion of the princess of wales. but none of thatis princess of wales.e of that is confirmed, and what i can read into that is that are still very much good days and bad days with her health, and i think it's going to be much closer to the time when kensington palace feel comfortable enough, when the princess feels well enough to confirm that she will be attending those engagements. that video, shot in norfolk by a very trusted independent videographer for the prince and princess of wales will war. he also shot the behind the scenes video of the prince and princess and their children during the coronation in may 2023 that behind the scenes video we've also had a update from the king and queen this afternoon who have expressed that, who have both said that it is very good news, according to a spokesperson from buckingham palace , it is wonderful news palace, it is wonderful news that the princess has finished her chemotherapy and that they will continue to give the princess the love and support she needs to get through and to become cancer free, which cle

it's primarily england and wales.n does flip later in the week and i'll tell you about that later. but you can see don't take this quite literally, but you can see more cloud around across england and wales through tomorrow and certainly more widespread outbreaks of rain, some thundery downpours, whilst further north and west again, the low cloud clears back to the east coast, hopeful that it'll clear away from the central belt as well, but probably not quite as warm tomorrow as today, particularly in the south, because we've got more cloud and probably more showery rain around this area of low pressure, which is still meandering across england. meandering across england and wales on monday, some uncertainty as to how far north it's going to go, and there's that rain coming late in the day into the north as well. and behind that it's likely to turn a little bit cooler. as we head through the middle part of the week. and behind that it's likely to turn a little bit cooler as we head through the middle part of the week.

from south wales. i think _ means? it was -- he was a welsh boy. from south wales. south wales. i think he developed this really strong character to conceal his real personality from the viewers. this one thing, some anchormen have a sense of humour, a visible sense of humour on the screen. a little bit of cheek to them, a raised eyebrow, that sort of thing. he played it very straight on the air. when i met him, he was an extremely funny man, one of the world's great gossips. not just one of the world's great gossips. notjust me, a very senior former bbc executive said to me they were shocked by what they had heard, but they weren't surprised because he had seemed to conceal so much of himself in his public appearances. thank you very much for sharing your reflections and for talking about the number of times that you interviewed and met huw edwards. thank you much for sharing your views. it is critical to remind ourselves that the victims are at the centre of this, the crimes against them are perpetuated by the sharing of those victims. a lawyer who served as direc

for the princess of wales, i for the princess of wales, prince william is going to south africa in november not be going with him. the focus i think will be on the big set piece domestic events that she will take part in, perhaps with the wider royal family and support. but they are taking it a day at a time. she has good and bad days but there is clearly a need now to have some kind of managed return and a light schedule. all the time focused on their own full recovery. to all the time focused on their own full recovery.— all the time focused on their own full recovery. to stay with me but let's — own full recovery. to stay with me but let's stay _ own full recovery. to stay with me but let's stay with - own full recovery. to stay with me but let's stay with this - me but let's stay with this news that has come into us and let's speak to the professor of monarchy at city university in london. in terms of your reaction to what we have seen in the news has emerged. i hope you can hear me, i wasjust asking you for your reaction to what we have learned in the last ten minutes or so. clearly th

but up until tuesday, england and wales will have heavy but up until tuesday, england and wales willd flooding in places. worth staying tuned to the forecast over the next few days. this area of low pressure is the culprit, which will become slow—moving as it pushes across england and wales during the course of the night, and the rain will be heavy and persistent accompanied by strong, gusty winds, up to 60mph around some channel coasts and in towards south wales. but a drier night to come across northern areas, but turning windy here as well. single figures, i think, for northern and western scotland, and with double fingers further south, we are dragging in some milder air. into monday, this low pressure system will grind to a halt across the uk as it bumps against that area of high pressure. so, a wet, windy start for large parts of england and wales with rain becoming more confined to parts of east anglia, northern and eastern england, the north midlands, north wales. anywhere in this zone could see localised flooding, so stay tuned to the forecast. to the north, it's rather dry

mid and south wales. outbreaks of rain on that front , although the rain wales. out as the afternoon progresses. 1 or 2 showers to the south of it. a lot of cloud. brighter skies across northern england, scotland and northern ireland, but a cold wind starts to arrive and that wind will be particularly strong for the northeast of scotland . 50 60 northeast of scotland. 50 60 mile per hour wind gusts could cause disruption and the rain for shetland, turning heavier and more persistent through the day. could also lead to a few issues. now by the evening the rain is across south wales southwest england into the home counties, but it is clearing through north wales, north midlands, northern england, plenty of sunshine, actually, before the sun goes down. northern ireland, scotland prone to a lot of showers and that strong wind continuing to strengthen as the afternoon and evening arrive. now the rain persists for shetland into the evening , but eventually turns evening, but eventually turns more showery overnight . 60 to more showery overnight. 60 to 80mm possible and

, 37-5, a record win against wales, 37—5, six tries and all. a record win against wales, 37-5, six triesa _ 37-5, six tries and all. and another, maia stewart - 37—5, six tries and all. and another, maia stewart puts her on a _ another, maia stewart puts her on a threat, what a try! between italy and japan... is between italy and japan... is just about learning from this, this result today and getting better and yeah, our girls are going to be heard but we have to recover quickly because it's a very short turnaround. scotland playing in light blue one watt xv to last year, and rally got them on the board. last time these two teams met only seven points separated them but scotland powered into a 14-0 them but scotland powered into a 14—0 lead by half—time, distinctly scottish divisions which conspired against both sides after the break but a job well done was completed late on by corine grant, 19—0 the final score. l by corine grant, 19-0 the final score. ., , score. i said to the girls, it felt like — score. i said to the girls, it felt like we _ score. i said to the girls, it felt like

it�*s primarily england and wales. can see more cloud around across england and wales through tomorrow and certainly more widespread outbreaks of rain, some thundery downpours, whilst further north and west again, the low cloud clears back to the east coast, hopeful that it�*ll clear away from the central belt as well, but probably not quite as warm tomorrow as today, particularly in the south, because we�*ve got more cloud and probably more showery rain around this area of low pressure, which is still meandering across england and wales on monday, some uncertainty as to how far north it�*s going to go, and there�*s that rain coming late in the day into the north as well. and behind that it�*s likely to turn a little bit cooler as we head through the middle part of the week. we could have a blast of fairly significant winds wednesday on as well, but you can see from really tuesday on there�*s more chance of rain being caught in the north as well as in the south. a much cooler week, unsettled, on the cards. live from lo

they will be working their way north across england and wales.and miss. there will be some warm spells of sunshine in between. scotland and northern ireland having another largely dry and settled day. temperatures not quite as warm as today, but we're still looking at highs up to about 22 degrees. the warm air that's been with us as we head into next week will get shifted away towards the south and east as we're going to open the doors for more of a north—westerly airflow. that will certainly bring a colder air mass and a real change to the feel of the weather. so another few warm and humid days, with that heavy rain in the south, but into next week a drop in temperature for all of us, with a mix of sunny spells and scattered blustery showers. bye— bye. there will be a complete financial audit. donald trump lays out his tone for the country's economy from local taxes to a top job for elon musk. also on the programme, the worlds biggest convenience to chain, 7—11, rejected a takeover deal. hello and welcome to rejected a takeover deal. hello and w

the princess of wales returns to work — following her cancer treatment earlier this year.zers are treated to a rare phenomenon — a harvest moon, a supermoon and a lunar eclipse — all rolled into one. hello, welcome back. let's turn to the deadly flooding that's hit central europe. at least 21 people have died in the czech republic, romania, austria, and poland. the clear—up operation is underway in the polish city of niisa, where more than 40,000 residents had to evacuate to higher ground. than 40,000 residents had unusually heavy rainfall has caused extensive damage across a huge area, with the storms set to move onto italy next, with flood alerts in place for most of the country. sarah rainsford reports from poland. this is now the only route to safety from another polish town cut off by the floods. boats sent to the rescue of those who'd called for help as the water rose in their homes. the very edge of town is now the only dry spot left. how much water? really, so high? yeah. scary, scary. yeah. one of the rescuers described it — he said until around about 4:00 in the

some of that cloud returning from the east as well, so england and wales seeing a pretty cloudy start some places. but that cloud tending to retreat by the afternoon towards the east coast, some cloud rolling onto the coast of eastern scotland. elsewhere, though, some good spells of sunshine, just a very, very small chance of seeing a shower across southern counties of england. but it really is only a very small chance. now, where you're exposed to the breeze along the north sea, temperatures may only get to 17 or 18 degrees. compare that with 25 in parts of southeast england. and then through thursday night, we do it all again, we bring more cloud back in from the east, may turn a little bit misty and murky in places. that cloud will hold the temperatures up — 15 degrees in london as we start friday morning, maybe 8 or 9 in aberdeen and glasgow, a little bit cooler where we start with clear skies overhead. but the focus of our weather does start to shift as we go through friday. we start to turn our eyes to the south with this developing area of low pressure, and that will start to b

at the prison population of england and wales is 86,333. the bbc that he is excited to turn a 1t0 on sunday and he celebrating it with a family before then heading off on a break with his friends. hgppy on a break with his friends. happy birthday to prince harry on sunday. breaking news in the uk, we have some figures regarding the prison population of england and wales. it has been to find out more. the common housefly. all too common, it seems, in the homes of bettws, south wales, where residents say they've been inundated by thousands of the insects in recent weeks. at the local pub, regulars come armed with swats and sprays to keep the flies at bay, but it feels like a losing battle. here, you can have that. i'm not having it. you can start swatting for me. melanie's had to stop serving meals — she just can't stomach seeing the insects. if i see a fly on a piece of food, that's it, it's done. it's gone. and it's just been a constant... the door opens here, and one will come in, and 20 flies will follow. it's... it's very difficult, very

and because of that we've got extensive low clouds, some mist and some fog around for england and wales, so things may improve a little. it may cheer up a bit, but there may not be too much sunshine around, more cloud producing a few showers here and there. looks dry for scotland, northern ireland, sunny for the most part, but that low cloud retreating back to the east coast of scotland keeping it cooler here. but in the sunshine in scotland, and northern ireland temperatures again into the mid—20s, and it may warm up where we get a bit of sunshine in east anglia, although not as warm as it was on friday. we've got this area of low pressure is going to bring some wetter weather overnight on saturday night, heavy rain and some thunderstorms, perhaps already arriving during the evening across these southern areas, and that rain will push its way northwards into england and wales. drier for scotland and northern ireland, some clear spells, but also some mist and low cloud, again, filtering through the central belt of scotla nd and lingering along the east coast of scotland. but another qui

they will be working their way north across england and wales.s will be hit and miss. there will be some warm spells of sunshine in between. scotland and northern ireland having another largely dry and settled day. temperatures not quite as warm as today, but we're still looking at highs up to about 22 degrees. the warm air that's been with us as we head into next week will get shifted away towards the south and east as we're going to open the doors for more of a north—westerly airflow. that will certainly bring a colder air mass and a real change to the feel of the weather. so another few warm and humid days, with that heavy rain in the south, but into next week a drop in temperature for all of us, with a mix of sunny spells and scattered blustery showers. bye— bye. live from london. this is bbc news. at least 17 pupils have died after a dormitory at a boarding school in central kenya caught fire. we'll be live in the democratic republic of congo, the epicentre of an mpox outbreak, a day after the country received its first vaccines. ukrainian p

so i am very pleased the princess of wales has made it that far.s shared by the whole country. well, sinn fein mps cannot take their seats in parliament because they will not take an oath to the crown. they do not accept the legitimacy of the constitutional settlement, wanting to change it by democratic means is perfectly reasonable, and free speech must of course, be upheld. but the same principle applies to england football managers. they must support the nation whose team they seek to lead, even if they themselves are foreign. singing the national anthem is a symbol of this, and if they will not accept the symbol, they should not hold the post. this appues should not hold the post. this applies to lee carsley, who needs to zone out of his irish republicanism and learn to sing god save the broadcaster amy nicole turner, tim. surely if you want to lead england, you should sing the song for england. >> well, he used to work for the irish football team. do you think that when he did that, he should have had to sing the irish national anthem? >> you

it's about the princess of wales . and the the princess of wales.les. and the headline reads as follows. let me just call it up because it is very good news. after months of cancer treatment, the princess of wales is now planning for the future. she hopes catherine hopes to join the royal family at the cenotaph and host her christmas carols. work is on her mind , but any return will be mind, but any return will be gradual. it is good news. and neil, it's not just good news for the nation that want to see this young woman again. good news for her husband william, who has his wife on his side and hopefully in the future sharing royal duties . royal duties. >> it will make a big, big difference to william, actually , difference to william, actually, they've worked so often together and they just the synergy between them, you know, whenever you see them at an event is very impressive. and they do seem to spark off each other and there are the crowds just love them most definitely. >> and of course, charles, we mustn't forget linda is battling cancer him

around 1,750 inmates are expected to be freed in england and wales — as part of a scheme intended toble up to 5,500 prison places. some offenders who've served at least 40% of their sentences will be released. the plan excludes offenders jailed for violent offences with sentences of at least four years, as well as sex offenders and domestic abusers. the government says it's taken "every measure available" to protect the public — but concerns have been expressed about offender rehabilitation and ensuring victims are safe. and this is the scene live outside hmp brixton in south london where we have seen prisoners leaving through those gates already this morning — of course, we don't know if they are ones released early or not. we'll discuss the release with our home editor in moment but first this report from adina campbell. one of the most dangerous and crowded jails in the uk. this was pentonville prison in north london last week. the bbc was given rare access, and within minutes, disorder was rife. in an attempt to fix a criminaljustice system at breaking point, from today, thousand

this area of low pressure is the culprit, which will become slow moving across england and wales, andaround some channel coasts and in toward south wales. but a dry night to come across northern areas, turning windy here as well. single figures for northern and western scotland, with double figures further south. dragging in some milder air, this area of low pressure. into monday, it looks like this low pressure system will grind to a halt across the uk as it bumps up against that area of high pressure, so it is a wet and windy start for large parts of england and wales, the rain becoming more confined to parts of east anglia, northern and eastern england and north midlands, north wales, anywhere in this zone could see some localised flooding, so stay tuned to the forecast. in the north, mainly dry, rather cloudy and on the cool side, and to the south, it will brighten up a bit. south wales and southern england will turn a bit warmer, 17—18, maybe one or two showers, but the rain continues across central, northern and eastern parts of england as we head through monday night. still rai

and then down towards the south of england, perhaps into the midlands, wales, we will see some of thesef rain in a short space of time. 23 degrees in london, just 15 if the cloud lingers there in aberdeen. and as we go through friday night, that cloud again rolls a little bit further inland. still the chance for some showers and thunderstorms rumbling around across the channel islands, getting back into southern counties of england. a mild night forjust about all of us, a mild start to the weekend. and again on saturday, down towards the south, we'll see these showers and thunderstorms across southern counties of england, into east anglia, the midlands, parts of wales. but for northern england, northern ireland, western scotland, we'll see some sunshine. eastern scotland, north—east england, still plagued by that cloud, perhaps the odd spot of drizzle. could be quite misty and murky around some of the coast, and temperatures, if anything, coming down a little bit from where they have been. and then into sunday, it looks like we'll see some slightly more persistent, heavy, thundery rain,

football — and it�*s been a good night for wales.including 49 golds — as andy swiss reports. one for the photo album. cheering for the british team, a picture—perfect end to the paralympics, as they arrived home with luggage in their hands and some extra luggage round their necks. both in terms of medals and magic, it seems paris certainly delivered. it was absolutely phenomenal. it�*s a feeling that we�*ve not really had. it�*s crowds that we�*ve not had kind of in the last 12 years. earlier, paris gave the team a musical sendoff, after a games in which they�*ve hit all the right notes. paralympicsgb won 49 golds and medals across 18 different sports. that�*s more sports than any other nation. whatever the setting, it seemed there was more success. surely back—to—back world records here in the stade de france! their most decorated athlete was 19—year—old swimmer poppy maskill. she�*s been keeping herfive medals in socks, for safekeeping. and on thejourney home, she told me it was still hard to believe. a once—in—a—lifetime thing. so

the princess of wales returns to work — following her cancer treatment earlier this year.i'm azadeh moshiri. we start this hour with the latest on the electronic pager explosions in lebanon. multiple reports say that israel's mossad spy agency placed explosives in thousands of hezbollah pagers, before they detonated across lebanon on tuesday. so far, israel hasn't commented. the united states and the us i'm —— have called for calm and the russian foreign ministry said the aim of the attack was to provoke a big war, and there was, in the middle east. 11 people have died and almost 3000 people were wounded. lebanon says hundreds are in a critical condition in hospital. some were blinded. 0thers lost fingers all required amputations. separately, israeli and us sources say israel detonated the pagers earlier than planned, fearing that hezbollah had become aware of the plan. in another development — police have visited the offices of a company in taiwan, as the pagers seemed to carry a taiwanese brand. the boss of the company, gold apollo, has denied any involvement in the atta

further southwards across the rest of england and wales, it finally stops raining.h — just ten in aberdeen and 1a for belfast. and as we go deeper into the new week, it stays unsettled. there'll be rain at times, but temperatures for all of us will be well below average. voice-over: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. how can america keep its politics safe? safe for everyone, but particularly safe for the candidates who are running for the presidency. it is, of course, a huge issue now. there have been two attempts on donald trump's life. there is a potential threat, of course, to everyone who is involved, and it has an impact on america because, in a practical sense, how do people go out and campaign if they're unsafe doing so, but also in a kind of undermining of democracy sense, as well, that the whole nation feels itself to be unsafe and unable to be properly democratic. donald trump has been talking about the second attempt on his life and using it, it's fair to say, for his own poli

showers for scotland but sunny— wales, too. showers for scotland but sunny bills _ wales, too. for scotland but sunny bills elsewhere. _ wales, too. showers for scotland but sunny bills elsewhere. all— wales, too. showers for scotland but sunny bills elsewhere. all the - sunny bills elsewhere. all the details — sunny bills elsewhere. all the details throughout— sunny bills elsewhere. all the details throughout the - sunny bills elsewhere. all the - details throughout the programme. good morning. it's sunday, 15th september. the government has defended the early release of prisoners, after it emerged a former inmate allegedly sexually assaulted a woman on the same day he was freed. labour said the early release scheme was necessary because the party had "inherited prisons on the brink of collapse". our reporter simonjones has more. prisoners celebrate with friends as they are released from jail early. the government says it's game is necessary to stop the collapse of the criminal justice system. but one man let out on tuesday from this prison in kent is already back behind bars.

the meeting point was at milford haven in wales.a and told him instead to travel to the south coast of england. there, he was met by two men. so, you arrive at the harbour and you see the ship? what boat was it? the waasmunster really was waiting near milford haven but the vessel vishal was taken to at southwick was not the waasmunster. instead, it was a much smaller boat — a tn scallop trawler called the noordzee. this is where he was told he would work and live. vishal says that, out of fear of the police and deportation, he got to work. the story resembles the filipinos�* accounts. vishal claims food was scarce, the hours were excessive and he was never paid for any of it. all this despite having never fished a day in his life. did you not complain? did you not...? two ghanaian men, augustus and gershon, were also working in the tn fleet at the time. each of them was earning £850 a month and £50 cash in hand on board. again, though not illegal, this was well under uk minimum wage. did you ever feel like leaving? december 6, 2017.

further southwards across the rest of england and wales, it finally stops raining.he north, though — just ten in aberdeen and 14 for belfast. and as we go deeper into the new week, it stays unsettled. there'll be rain at times, but temperatures for all of us will be well below average. voice-over: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. i shot this footage nearly 30 years ago. i was a young reporter back then, hungry for stories. i had heard about a case of infanticide in pretty hard, close to my hometown. soi so i set off into the villages of bihar to see if it was true. where baby girls are still being killed at birth? i began by talking to the women who delivered them. the midwives. what i found then still shocks me.

here's our cold front diving southwards across england and wales., northern england and wales as well. it's overnight that that cold air reaches right the way across the uk, a much colder night than we've been used to, with temperatures getting down to five in aberdeen and in newcastle as well. so, a cold start to wednesday morning, it is a day of sunshine and blustery showers. the showers always most frequent across northern—western areas, driven in by the strong northwesterly winds. there will be some areas, though, that dodge the downpours. favoured for that would be parts of north east england, but wherever you are, temperatures a lot lower — 11—15 degrees, that's below average for the time of year — the north westerly winds making it feel a little bit colder yet. for thursday, a similar kind of day again, sunshine and blustery showers. the showers really frequent for northern scotland, the north west of both england and wales, and probably quite a few in northern ireland, too. temperatures 11—15 degrees, then we start to see high pressure move

catherine, princess of wales , catherine, princess of wales, sharing her latest video on her chemotherapynishing, beautiful thing and we'll be showing that soon. we've already had hundreds of messages from you to the princess, and i'll make sure to read out a few of those throughout the show. please send some more in gbnews.com forward slash yoursay. but before we move on, it's time for your headlines. and here's sophia wenzler . wenzler. >> martin. thank you. good afternoon. i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines just after 5:00. and now, as you've been hearing, the princess of wales has finished her chemotherapy treatment and said her focus is to stay cancer free. she made the announcement in a heartfelt family video showing her spending private time with prince william and her children. princess catherine revealed in march that she was undergoing cancer treatment and has been out of public view since then. she is set to carry out a few engagements this year, which could include remembrance events in november and her annual christmas carol concert . christmas carol concert. meanwhile, g

further southwards across the rest of england and wales, it finally stops raining.emperatures in the south. it's turning colder in the north, though — just ten in aberdeen and 1a for belfast. and as we go deeper into the new week, it stays unsettled. there'll be rain at times, but temperatures for all of us will be well below average. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with rogerjohnson and sarah campbell. 0ur headlines today: cheering. keir starmer arriving for his party conference — but rows over free clothes, leaks and cuts to winter fuel payments threaten to overshadow labour's message of change. israel limits civilian gatherings as it continues to attack targets in lebanon linked to hezbollah. the crown prosecution service confirms it reviewed an allegation of rape by mohammed al fayed in 2015, but took no action because of a lack of evidence. a brutal upset. daniel dubois delivers a knockout blow, defying expectations to defeat anthonyjoshua and retain his ibf heavyweight world title in front of 96,000 at wembley stadium.

over the past year. in england and wales over the past year-— in england and wales over the ast ear. — past year. the government says the rise of down _ past year. the government says the rise of down to _ past year. the government says the rise of down to an _ past year. the government says the rise of down to an increase l the rise of down to an increase in demand for second—hand smartphones in the uk and overseas. our correspondent has the details. audacious, easy, quick snatch and it's gone. pens and facial recognition help that they are not a solution and is often young people who are targeted in places like parks and outside transport hubs. there has been work to try and crack down on thefts but mobile phones are now the most stolen items in england and wales according to the latest figures. they are at least 200 snatch thefts each day and last year 78,000 people had their phones or bag snatched but less than 1% resulted in a charge an 80% of investigations were closed before a suspect was found. fora closed before a suspect was found. for a while there have been calls for more

of east anglia, northern and eastern england, the north midlands, north wales.and on the cold side, but further south, it will brighten up with south wales and southern england turning a bit warmer — up to 17 or 18 celsius with one or two showers. the rain continues across central, northern and eastern parts of england as we head through monday night. still raining across eastern england and east anglia by the time we reach tuesday morning. temperatures again mild in the south, but cooler further north. the area of low pressure takes its time to pull away eastwards, so it'll still affect eastern england on tuesday with strong winds and outbreaks of rain, physically towards east anglia and the far south—east. high pressure is building and further north and west, and the wind will be lighter here. increasing sunshine, so it will feel warm at 16 or 17 celsius in the warmest spot. still feeling quite warm further east with strong winds and rain. high pressure builds in to end the new week. good spells of sunshine, but will return some mist and fog overnight. live fr

away from that it england and wales. away from thatitis england and wales., temperatures around 11 or 13 degrees. tomorrow�*s a similar kind of looking day, watch out for us showers and thunderstorms building across england and wales, some quite intense. but hit or miss in nature. cloudy start elsewhere, but it will tend to thin and break up to give some sunshine. it will stay rather cloudy for parts of eastern scotland and perhaps the far northeast of england as well. through saturday night and into sunday, we are going to see low pressure bring heavy, thundery rain across quite a large area of england and wales. some places could see a month�*s worth of rainfall in 24 hours, so the threat of seeing some localised flooding is much greater as he looking to sunday. heavy showers across england and wales, and across the north of england and scotland it will probably stay dry, with some low cloud affecting the north sea coast. next week, low pressure continues to fire across the atlantic across england and wales bringing further zones of heavy rain. is that cle

further southwards across the rest of england and wales, it's finally stopped raining.in the way of sunshine, and still some reasonable temperatures in the south. turning colder in the north, though — just ten in aberdeen and 14 for belfast. and as we go deeper into the new week, it stays unsettled. there will be rain at times. temperatures for all of us will be well below average. live from washington, this is bbc news. hezbollah says it has fired missiles into northern israel in the aftermath of a deadly strike in southern beirut. news organisation al jazeera says israeli soldiers have raided its offices in the occupied west bank, ordering the site to close for 45 days. ukraine strikes two large ammunition depots inside russia — the second such attack in less than a week. and joe biden hosts his final quad summit as president with leaders from australia, india and japan in his hometown of wilmington, delaware. hello, i'm carl nasman. we begin in the middle east, as hezbollah says it has fired missiles toward israel early sunday in response to repeated attacks by israe

i also _ about the princess of wales. i also want _ about the princess of wales.e. never make _ also want to pay tribute. never make favourite part of the week, _ make favourite part of the week, but his commendable service — week, but his commendable service made it far more imaginable. yesterday, labour mps _ imaginable. yesterday, labour mps voted to remove the winter fuel payment from over 10 million _ fuel payment from over 10 million british pensioners, including those with just £13,000 of income. with that decision— £13,000 of income. with that decision debated and made, it is now— decision debated and made, it is now important that the house understands the full consequences so can i very specifically ask the prime minister, when he published the impact— minister, when he published the impact assessment before the house — impact assessment before the house rises? it impact assessment before the house rises?— house rises? it mr of the matter is _ house rises? it mr of the matter is this, _ house rises? it mr of the matter is this, they - house rises? it mr