the island of west berlin became the staging point for the free road to the west. to all but the most prejudice it was obvious all was far from perfect. on the 17th of june 1953 came proof. on that day a purpose march of east berlin workers turned into a rebellion against the communist regime. that richie was helpless until in desperation they called in the red army. and so because stones encourage against tanks are not enough the revolt died. after the june uprising the movement of refugees could no longer be termed as stream. and had become a flood. throughout the western sectors of berlin the humming factors were evidence of their rising prosperity. soon indeed west berlin was to become against the most powerful production center in all germany. with the confidence, there had been sorrow. crowds past to pay homage to the man who saved their city. ernest reuter was dead but his work was showing great results. meanwhile, in the years of uneasy truce the soviet union has systematically turned her zone into a purely communist regime and blocked every attempt to trea

in west berlin, a new look. in east berlin -- from beyond it, still thousands arriving, still a flood to airlift off the island to find new homes in the west. in the face of continued soviet obstruction, the 15 nato nations sought to clear the soviet's minds as to how the alliance stood on the thorny question of berlin. already, in 1954, the three powers responsible for berlin had made it clear beyond doubt that any attack against berlin from any quarter would be treated as an attack on their forces and on themselves. the other members of nato immediately associated themselves with this declaration. the reunification of germany applied their refusal to -- to which the west was and is firmly committed. until such time as the soviets change their minds, the nato nations will stand firm and face an all soviet pressure to main the freedom of west berlin and its people, a pledge often repeated at nato meetings. so, until there was a change of front on the part of the east, it would seem that germany and berlin would

sunshine and showers in the north west. the jet stream has a bit of a king in the north west.he jet stream has a bit of a king in it initially but that should clear away, another kink will sit out towards the north—west and so we are looking at next weekend now and that means cooler and fresher conditions for the north and fresher conditions for the north and west of the uk but slightly milder in the south—east. late next week and be on next weekend at the slight high pressure will start to edge infamy atlantic so that should settle down in the south —— edge in from the. more unsettled was the north—west of the country but the computer models are hinting that we could see the high pressure bringing calmer and more settled weather.

most of these in the north—west.ly cooler across—the—board. and then we see another area of low pressure move in on friday, particularly across the north—west of the country. once again, it will be windy. in fact, we could see gales in exposure across the far north—west. outbreaks of persistent, maybe heavy, rain here. the further south and east that you come, the drier and brighter it will tend to be, closer to high pressure in the near continent. again, we will see the split in temperatures — high—teens in the north—west, low 20s in the south—east. so, the week is starting on a warm note in england and wales. as low pressure moves through, it will send some cooler and fresher air right across the board. good morning, welcome to breakfast with louis minchin and dan walker. our headlines today: a warning on pension scams. millions of pounds were stolen last year, with victims losing £91,000 on average. the issue is thought to be much bigger than just the cases reported, so a campaign has been launched to warn those p

it comes from the wild west.e wild west, a bone handled knife, a buck knife was placed in front of the dealer. when it was not your return or you did not want the responsibility, you passed the buck knife to the next dealer. that is who indicated the dealer. harry truman being a poker player would know that. the buck stops here is the sign that ended up on his desk. this is one of multiple copies the president received. the original one is at his library in independence, missouri. the one thing people rarely get to see is the back of the sign. the back of the sign says -- "i am from missouri." why is that important? it reminded harry truman, don't ever get a swelled head. do not think you are better than the people who elected you because one of these days you will be going back home. harry never, ever lost that concept. he never forgot who he was nor where he was going, and he always was one of us. at the moment, we are in the harry s truman little white house, what we call the rec room. a wrap around porch, or

they are not in favor of west virginia. they don't know that west virginia exists.hey don't like energy. yeah they don't like [inaudible] [laughter] so when you cast your ballot in november, you aren't just voting for a candidate. you are voting for which party controls the house and which party controls the senate. so all of these congresspeople, and i will tell you, we have to get there. we really have to get there. so i'm going to be going out as many days as i can and i am allowed to. you know, with all the secret service and all their fantastic people. but it's sort of holds you back. maybe sometimes i'll just pick a few trips without him. [cheers and applause] we are going to be out a lot. we are going to a lot of different dates. and i'm coming back here before the election. [cheers and applause] and it is a very close election. a lot of people don't realize that a six-point spread. explains could be ended by this evening. he could be up by 12. you have seen what's been happening. we've had a good endorsements in georgia. a man was down 10. i endorsed him a s

remember, this is west virginia.benefit more than anyone from the trump tax cuts. >> [cheers and applause] mr. morrisey: joe manchin no longer has west virginia values, period. ien i get to the u.s. senate, will be a strong ally of president trump. i will be the conservative fighter you can rely on to stand up for coal and miller energy resources, and we will tackle -- and we will tackle this opioid epidemic more aggressively than anyone. >> [cheers and applause] mr. morrisey: it is my honor to be here tonight on the same stage with the president. mr. president, thank you for your leadership, your work, and for standing up for west virginia. amen. >> [cheers and applause] mr. morrisey: together we are all going to help this guy make sure not only that we make west virginia great again, we continue to make west virginia great again. best way to do that, liberal joe has got to go. joe's got to go. go"]'s got to mr. morrisey: now i will turn this back over to the big man, who you are here to see. amen, brother! >> [chee

it is a real west cork bergo. fergusons, one of the original farmhouses here. they pay to play a huge role in the west cork food scene. they have been making the award—winning cheese for the last a0 yea rs. award—winning cheese for the last a0 years. is this where you begin creating the flavours and the texture. in a way. although i think the real start of the story is the soil. the big flavour is once the cheeses are made and they started to ferment. this is heavier than you would think. there you are. the finished products. ithink would think. there you are. the finished products. i think if you we re finished products. i think if you were in new york, or paris or where ever you export to. and you come across this, what you will feel or smell is west cork. that is what i love about this. jinnah's children are the latest generation working the land. fingal makes over 100 different products. the fergusons and other west cork food makers account for 75% of artisan producers across the country. in west cork, not onl

so officer selections are west point. despite jackson's criticism of the commanders he decided to clean up the messes his policies made, jackson's and -- jackson in his successors show the national standing army and army officers, not militia or volunteers to lead the nation's territorial expansion. >> and again to do so without the mass atrocities citizen soldiers often inflicted on native americans and other people of color. >> jackson chose a wig with scott to intimidate the villa fires. after john wall -- wool left the cherokee country unhappily after the difficulty he had - he felt like he got along well with the cherokee - but after he left cherokee country, van buren allowed wool to seek a court of inquiry to validate his conduct. >> winfield scott led the court of inquiry. and publicly praised wool and basically criticized his accusers, particularly some alabama politicians, in fact the governor. >> wool used the opportunity of the court of inquiry to condemn jacksonian policy. he put it on record he thought it --

most of these in the north—west.oard. and then we see another area of low pressure move in on friday, particularly across the north—west of the country. once again, it will be windy. in fact, we could see gales in exposure across the far north—west. outbreaks of persistent, maybe heavy, rain here. the further south and east that you come, the drier and brighter it will tend to be, closer to high pressure in the near continent. again, we will see the split in temperatures — high—teens in the north—west, low 20s in the south—east. so, the week is starting on a warm note in england and wales. as low pressure moves through, it will send some cooler and fresher air right across the board. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name's mike embley. our top stories: a scathing war of words between donald trump and his former diversity advisor. he's accused of using racist language. he calls her a lowlife and a loser. the battle for ghazni — as the violence continues, the afghan

it is a great state, west virginia.plause] this was a big victory, we won by 42 points, that is pretty big, right? 42 points. over a democrat. they did not do too well. the people of west virginia, they are loyal and hard-working and true american patriots. remember that. [applause] they are great people. much.ends, thank you very i love you too. he is a guy, but i love you too. you are proud of our country. ,ou are proud of our history and unlike the nfl, you always honor and cherish our great american flag. [applause] it was just announced by espn that rather than bank defending our national anthem, and defending our flag, they decided they will not broadcast when they play the national anthem. boos] while the players are kneeling, some of them, not all of them at all, you are probably standing for our national anthem. [applause] the espn thing was terrible, it just came out. under our administration, america is a winning again, and being respected again all over the world. it is america first. [applause] economythe g

cloudy in the west and mild in the west as well., belfast, plymouth. around about 14 celsius. further east, on the cold side. eastern areas will also see the best of the sunshine during tomorrow morning. across eastern scotland and eastern and southern england, we will hold a decent sized bowl through the day. more in the way of cloud out west. misty and market conditions and the odd spot of drizzle. we are looking at highs into the high teens across scotland. 20 celsius for northern ireland. 20-22dc 20 celsius for northern ireland. 20—22dc for southern england. into sunday and the best of the sunshine will be across eastern and southern parts of the uk. further west, thickening cloud and actually some slightly heavier, slightly more persistent rain at this stage into northern ireland and western scotland. breezy again in the far north—west and almost everywhere will get up into the 20s. one again towards the south—east on monday but we will see some rain slipping south—eastwards. by tuesday, things mostly divert fresher. hello, you

they don't know that west virginia exists. they don't like coal, they don't like energy, and they don't like work. but when you cast your ballots in november, you are just voting for a candidate, you are voting for which party controls the house and which party controls the senate. all these congress people, and i will tell you, we have to get there. we really have to get there. we have all the secret service and they are fantastic people but it sort of hold you back. maybe sometimes i will make a few trips without them, but we will be out a lot. i'm coming back here before the election. [cheers and applause] and it's a very close election. a lot of people don't realize there is a six-point spread. six points could be ended by this evening, he could be up by 12, you see what's happening. without a good record of endorsements in georgia. he's down ten, i endorsed him shortly before the election. good man, and he won 70-30. i guess he picked up 45 or 50 points and in ohio recently he was up, then he went down a little bit, and h

that drew gasps in the west wing. the firing took place in the situation room, a place where no recordings are ever allowed. that was yesterday. today, omarosa had a new tape to play, donald trump feigning ignorance about the dismissal. and now donald trump has come out swinging: the flippant response would be to say, well, this is all good, harmless fun, but this is the west wing, the nerve centre of the most powerful country on earth. and while dramatists have always sought to depict politics as soap opera, the real thing is coming up with more bizarre plot lines than any script writer would dare imagine. jon sopel, bbc news, washington. let's get some of the day's other news. in syria, it's thought president assad is preparing to attack idlib province, the last rebel bastion in the country. meanwhile, the us secretary of state, mike pompeo, has been discussing with saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin salman, syria's worsening humanitarian and security situation. a european charity that runs a rescue ship in th

a fair amount of cloud and further north and west it isa cloud and further north and west it is a cooler and fresher feel. tonight the front continues to move south east across england and wales, some heavy breasts across the south—west and midlands at times. to the north of that some places will get down into single digits especially in the countryside. this is another cold front and behind this we really feel the difference, starting to tap into that cool air. it is coming from basically the art took and working its way across the country as we head towards the end of the week. so a couple of whether france on thursday, one moving gci’oss france on thursday, one moving across the south—east and another gci’oss across the south—east and another across scotland and northern ireland. some showers behind that. the breeze will be a future wherever you are not particularly across the north west of the country and the temperatures significantly lower. the green colour showing up across north—western areas, and even parts of the south—east. for friday all of us of the south—east. for friday al

temperatures around 17 to 20 in the north—west. the south—east. through monday night and into tuesday, this area of high pressure from the azores tries to push into southern and south—western parts of the country, but it's also met with low pressure moving in from the north—west, so that's going to bring weather fronts, outbreaks of rain to parts of northern ireland and the west of scotland through the day on tuesday. eastern scotland and down across england and wales, likely to stay dry for a good part of the day, if not all day in the south. temperatures a little bit warmer by the time we get to tuesday. we could see 26 celsius down towards the london region. just a bit fresher for scotland and northern ireland. into the middle of the week, and wednesday sees heavy rain pushing in across parts of northern ireland, scotland, north—west england as well. further south and east across england and wales, you've still got the warm and dry weather, but quite a brisk south—westerly wind. temperatures up to 25 or 26. to the north—west of

most of these in the north—west.noticeably cooler across—the—board. particularly across the north—west of the country. once again, it will be windy. in fact, we could see gales in exposure across the far north—west. outbreaks of persistent, maybe heavy, rain here. the further south and east that you come, the drier and brighter it will tend to be, closer to high pressure in the near continent. again, we will see the split in temperatures — high—teens in the north—west, low 20s in the south—east. so, the week is starting on a warm note in england and wales. as low pressure moves through, it will send some cooler and fresher air right across the board. this is the briefing. i'm maryam moshiri. our top story: the taliban bombards afghan forces in ghazni. hundreds are dead, but it's still not clear who controls this key city. turkey's currencey crisis continues. the white house denies responsibility for the economic turmoil but president erdogan accuses the us of a "stab in the back." good news for football fans in eight

talk west virginia for us. i might roll all ears, drtom! talk to west virginia for us.campaign mode, do they like what they're hearing? absolutely, i appreciate being on with you guys. it was a knowledge of fine event la st it was a knowledge of fine event last week, what people attended the event told me, and they were excited to see and hear president trump. he's been here half a dozen times in we st he's been here half a dozen times in west virginia, and his message resonating well and the polls show he has a 63%job resonating well and the polls show he has a 63% job approval rating. we st he has a 63% job approval rating. west virginia's love donald trump. this is why it's important for people like us to talk to people like you. and ties will get an up on headlines from the coasts and we're not really touching with the base. related to primary result in florida on tuesday, a red wave, record is coming out for donald trump, his level is solid in florida. his influence on the election here was evident too backing may in the primary, he put out a tweet saying who to vo

to the north—west of it, clear spells and blustery showers.ing on into thursday, that weather front continues to sink its way south eastwards, it also opens the floodgates into cooler, fresher air which will flood in across the country during thursday and last into friday. it will be noticeable particularly in the south—east. that weather front will take its time to clear the south—east. a grey, wet, blustery day across the south. further north and west it will be quite windy, with sunshine and showers, some of them merging through longer spells of rain across the west of scotland and those temperatures range from 17—20 degrees, feeling much fresher right across the board, particularly in the south east. on friday we do it all again. another area of low pressure hurtles in off the atlantic to effect the northern half of the country, keeping things more settled across the south and the south—east. it's going to be a windy day across northern ireland, scotland and perhaps north wales. more cloud, outbreaks of rain, persistent across the western

it is based in the west and it is based on western so—called values. at times. but when it comes to... if you're talking about political prisoners, it would be good to include people like julian assange, who is right now, in my opinion, a political prisoner being held in the heart of london because he's exposed the crimes of the united states in iraq, because he's exposed how hillary clinton used the democratic national committee to cheat her rival, sanders, from being the candidate for the democratic party. and now he's being punished for it. he's been accused of raping two women, falsely accused as far as we know. then you have other examples. you have people like helen thomas, who was the white house correspondent for nine administrations. professor marandi... you will have the right to question what happens in other countries, but in a format such as ours it's more useful, i think, if you respond to my direct questions about what's happening in your own country. when you see the level of repression in tehran today, do you, yourself, as an academic,

to the north—west of it, clear spells and blustery showers.on into thursday, that weather front continues to sink its way south eastwards, it also opens the floodgates into cooler, fresher air which will flood in across the country during thursday and last into friday. it will be noticeable particularly in the south—east. that weather front will take its time to clear the south—east. a grey, wet, blustery day across the south. further north and west it will be quite windy, with sunshine and showers, some of them merging through longer spells of rain across the west of scotland and those temperatures range from 17—20 degrees, feeling much fresher right across the board, particularly in the south east. on friday we do it all again. another area of low pressure hurtles in off the atlantic to effect the northern half of the country, keeping things more settled across the south and the south—east. it's going to be a windy day across northern ireland, scotland and perhaps north wales. more cloud, outbreaks of rain, persistent across the western scot

that drew gasps in the west wing.re ever allowed. that was yesterday. today, omarosa had a new tape to play — donald trump feigning ignorance about the dismissal. omarosa, what's going on? ijust saw on the news that you're thinking about leaving. what happened? general kelly came to me and said you guys wanted me to leave. no, nobody even told me about it. you know, they run a big operation but i didn't know it. i didn't know that. dammit! i don't love you leaving at all. and now donald trump has come out swinging. "wacky omarosa, who got fired three times on the apprentice, now got fired for the last time. she never made it, never will. she begged me for a job, tears in her eyes. isaid ok." the flippant response would be to say, well, this is all good, harmless fun, but this is the west wing — the nerve centre of the most powerful country on earth. and while dramatists have always sought to depict politics as soap opera, the real thing is coming up with more bizarre plot lines than any script writer would dare imagin

my first time to key west. as you heard, i am the president of the george c marshall foundation located on the coast of the virginia military intitute marshall alma mater lexington, virginia. everyone in virginia speaks with this accent. [laughter] >> what i am going to talk to you today about is the marshall plan, but also at color to the man who lent his name to the entire endeavor, george c marshall. we are celebrating the 70th anniversary of the passage of the act back in april. seven years of the marshall plan. the influence of the marshall plan really has been remarkable. economicthe preconditions for recovery after world war ii. and the mechanism that helped not turnat usa did inward as she had done after world war i. this endeavor was marshall turned statesman. it was his understanding and argue, int i would seeing and employing the economic power of the united states to win the peace in the same fashion as he had done with the military power of the united states in winning the war. strategic environmen

are farther off way west of 81. the iou be a while those move in towards more populated cities. as we zoom back down. we do want to talk about this tornado warning. it does not look that impressive on radar to me. that's why we're keep looking at velocity and that shows us the circulatiohin the storms. this is the main area that we're watching. again, i'm going to zoom inli a le bit more. st. mary's county if you're just tuning in along dr. johnson road, lion lane, 5 to 238. if any of theseound familiar, freight falls road, busy corner road and in st. mary's county we could be seeing a potential tornado. no reports on the ground, but we're looking at the possibility for some damaging winds here nonetheless. now, again, if you are in the warned path, you want to get into a basement. that's your number option here. stay away from windows. make sure you're on the lowest level of your home. if it's an interior hallway or closet or bathroom without window, i would suggest you get in that, too. that's for st. mary's count

most of these in the north—west.d then we see another area of low pressure move in on friday, particularly across the north—west of the country. once again, it will be windy. in fact, we could see gales in exposure across the far north—west. outbreaks of persistent, maybe heavy, rain here. the further south and east that you come, the drier and brighter it will tend to be, closer to high pressure in the near continent. again, we will see the split in temperatures — high—teens in the north—west, low 20s in the south—east. so, the week is starting on a warm note in england and wales. as low pressure moves through, it will send some cooler and fresher air right across the board. you are watching bbc news. i'm babita sharma. our top story: there's growing international pressure on china over claims it's running political indoctrination camps for a million ethnic uighur muslims. but beijing says reports of the centres are completely false. officals say uighurs enjoy full rights and so called re—education camps do not exis

or adolescent impression of what west point was? >> well, it was -- it was so much a part of your life really and my father threatened my brothers, you know, if you don't study you won't be able to get into west point. thank god they didn't allow women in in my day because i never would have made it, i don't think. but it was just something my brothers were expected to do. >> okay. sure. >> i think it was fine with my younger brother. but i don't think it was the best thing for my older brother. >> okay. >> i mean, he was a great -- he played polo here and in this building as a matter of fact. >> how many times had you visited west point? >> oh, many. when they asked me at the desk, have you ever been here before, i guess the first time i came was -- well, as a child. then as a -- we called them cadet girls in those days. gosh, i can't remember. i think i was 16. >> okay. >> 15. 16. >> wow. what did it seem like to you back then? >> oh, it was wonderful. i stayed with a classmate of my father's. he and his wife were stationed here.

he responded by saying, of course, i have a little white house key west. -- in key west.t was painted gray, the navy took that as an indication that the president was returning they painted it all white. it is no longer navy grey. i would like to welcome you to the little white house. it is florida's official presidential museum. it has been used by seven american presidents. it was built as the navy commanders home back in 1890. it served a number of various commanders over almost 100 years. it was slightly interrupted by andidents taft and truman eisenhower and kennedy and jimmy carter. the department of defense. we seem to have a continuum through american history. largestlding was the building on the naval base. it was 9000 square feet. assequently, it was built the commander's home. by 1911, he realized things were getting snug. he emerged it into a single dwelling of almost 9000 square feet. time, key west was the command headquarters for the seventh naval district, which went from key west to charleston. astor -- a general was inspecting the base and he finds that

to the midlands and the south—west of england, the day sta rts south—west of england, the day startsa brain which will move into east anglia and the south—east. sunny skies, 50 showers into the north—west and because we will be bringing the weather in from the north—west, the temperatures head downwards, 16— 20 degrees. there is another frontal system moving into north—western areas as to get into friday, but high—pressure tries to re—establish self down to the south. we are back to that fairly standard summer we are back to that fairly standard summer weather. we are back to that fairly standard summer weather. some we are back to that fairly standard summer weather. some rain across northern ireland, western scotland england and wales. the further south you are, the more dry. it will be breezy across the north—west of scotla nd breezy across the north—west of scotland 40—40 mph wind. to the south and with the dry weather, the warmth will start to return. we have to see what is going on right now in the atlantic. this book of cloud is subtropical storm banesto, not a threatening sto

into the west, bringing rain, into the north—west of england.e in the north and north—west, bringing showers to the likes of edinburgh and belfast, mostly dry, sunny spells for cardiff and london, after a warm middle part of the week, it will turn cooler later in the week. this is bbc news i'm shaun ley. the headlines at six. police in manchester say a shotgun was likely used in a shooting in the city's moss side area last night — ten people, including two childern, sustained pellet—type injuries. we're launching an investigation, which is investigating attempt murder. and it would be obvious to anybody discharging a firearm in a crowded place such as this, many people were going to become injured. three, two, one, zero... liftoff. nasa's ambitious mission to the sun launches from cape canaveral, 24 hours after its launch was cancelled due to a last—minute hitch. hundreds of british troops arrive in kabul to support the afghan army in their conflict with the taliban.

low pressure to the north—west of us already starting to feed some rain in towards the north—west ofalf of the week, but as the high pressure builds, it will be mainly dry. starting numbers for tuesday morning, double figures for many. there is your rain. north—west scotla nd there is your rain. north—west scotland into the western isles, just very slowly edging further south east as the day goes on. ahead of that sum mist and fog to begin with. then a good deal of cloud. limited bright or sunny spells. it is looking dry. we will bring some outbreaks of rain to the northern isles into north—west mainland scotland. ahead of that maybe one or two showers. some sunny spells and warmth for north—east scotland. rating into the west of northern ireland. the best of any sunny spells in the east —— rain into the west of northern ireland. some brea ks west of northern ireland. some breaks off sometime to come through. maybe it is low cloud in south—west england. you could encounter some drizzle higher up. the temperatures, high teens, some parts of eastern scotla nd high teens, some parts of

more cloud in the north—west.sure will make inroads to create an unsettled day in the north—west corner. more cloud, outbreaks of rain for north—west scotland and northern ireland, into north—west wales and with the best of the dry and bright weather in the south and the east corner. the wind arrows are on because it will be a blustery day wherever you are and certainly in the north—west with the rain. that will impact the temperatures. 15— 22 degrees. we could reach 25— 26 or even 27 in the south—east. it changes as we head into thursday. the area of low pressure pushes south—east. it pushes the cold front across the country as well. it could be quite a wet morning across england and wales as that band of rain sings its way southwards and eastwards, tending to fizzle out as it does so. but eventually it will clear away and behind it will leave cool and fresh conditions with sunshine and some showers. most of these in the north—west. temperatures ranging between 14— 21 degrees, it will be cooler across—the—board.

it is likely the cloudy skies will be the further north and west you are and warming up north and westin the south—east by the end of the weekend. by president trump. but he's also an amazing dad. you're watching beyond one hundred days. american voters rush for the extremes — on both ends of the political spectrum. a very telling vote in florida showed strong support for donald trump and strong support for progressive democrats. the election for the governorship of the sunshine state will now pit an african american liberal against a pro trump republican. the official death toll from last yea r‘s hurricane maria is revised upwards — nearly 50 times upwards. almost 3000 people are now thought to have died. also on the programme. british and french fishermen clash in the english channel in the latest stage of a long running war over scallops. in the oval office, donald trump is handed the referees cards, by the world governing body fifa — and no prizes for guessing who got the red one.

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to the north—west of it, clear spells and blustery showers.er. heading on into thursday, that weather front continues to sink its way south eastwards, it also opens the floodgates into cooler, fresher air which will flood in across the country during thursday and last into friday. it will be noticeable particularly in the south—east. that weather front will take its time to clear the south—east. a grey, wet, blustery day across the south. further north and west it will be quite windy, with sunshine and showers, some of them merging through longer spells of rain across the west of scotland and those temperatures range from 17—20 degrees, feeling much fresher right across the board, particularly in the south east. on friday we do it all again. another area of low pressure hurtles in off the atlantic to effect the northern half of the country, keeping things more settled across the south and the south—east. it's going to be a windy day across northern ireland, scotland and perhaps north wales. more cloud, outbreaks of rain, persistent across the

the south—west of england.ainfalling in england. some heavy showers so heavy rain falling in a short space of time means there could be surface water around. more rain to come across parts of the south—east of england and east anglia through the course tonight too. fairly cloudy and mild for most of us overnight with temperatures holding at around 14-15. to with temperatures holding at around 14—15. to start the new working week low pressure still in charge of things. we've got high pressure across the azores and it's trying to nudgein across the azores and it's trying to nudge in across the uk but we've still got weather fronts lingering across scotland and into eastern england are so another fairly cloudy picture on monday with some outbreaks of rain across parts of scotland. not particularly heavy but slow—moving. the heaviest showers will be towards yorkshire, into lincolnshire, sam hail, thunderand heavy downpours of rain likely here. further towards the south and south—west, higher pressure in charge with

most of these in the north—west.—board. and then we see another area of low pressure move in on friday, particularly across the north—west of the country. once again, it will be windy. in fact, we could see gales in exposure across the far north—west. 0utbrea ks of persistent, maybe heavy, rain here. the further south and east that you come, the drier and brighter it will tend to be, closer to high pressure in the near continent. again, we will see the split in temperatures — high—teens in the north—west, low 20s in the south—east. so, the week is starting on a warm note in england and wales. as low pressure moves through, it will send some cooler and fresher air right across the board. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name's mike embley. our top stories: a scathing war of words between donald trump and his former diversity advisor. he's accused of using racist language. he calls her a lowlife and a loser. the battle for ghazni — as the violence continues, the afg

m from the south—west, with the jet stream staying into the far north and west.eptember, we will see a south—westerly flow which will mean we continue to see some warmth as the uk stays to the south of the jet stream. if we look further ahead, although there is quite an undulation developing in the jet stream, we always stay on the south of it and allow an area of high pressure tube wheeled in and keep things relatively quiet. so the beginning of september is looking quite promising in terms of dry weather, and this looks likely to be the outcome. mostly dry, largely sunny at times and often warm. good news if you have outdoor plants, not great news if you are heading back to school. take care. hello. this is bbc news with rebecca jones. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment. first, the headlines: a fire has destroyed a primark store in a historic building in belfast, which has been in the city for nearly 250 years. fire officials say the building could collapse. theresa may has called for a new trading partnership with africa after brex

most of these in the north—west.ler across—the—board. and then we see another area of low pressure move in on friday, particularly across the north—west of the country. once again, it will be windy. in fact, we could see gales in exposure across the far north—west. 0utbrea ks of persistent, maybe heavy, rain here. the further south and east that you come, the drier and brighter will tend to be, closer to high pressure from the near continent. again, we will see the split in temperatures — high—teens in the north—west, low 20s in the south—east. so, the week is starting on a warm not in england and wales. as low pressure moves through, it will send some cooler and fresher air right across—the—board. hallow everyone. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm rico hizon in singapore. the headlines: claims china is running political indoctrination camps for ethnic uighur muslims. the battle for ghazni in afghanistan — the government says up to 200 militants have been killed in the city after a taliban attack. the taliban have star

further north—west, a kick cooler.he trend on thursday and friday, notice the blue colour is extending south—eastwards to all areas with brisk north—west winds. bringing plenty of showers, some of them heavy across the north—west corner of the country. starting off warm and humid this week, engineered much cooler and fresher. hello there, you're watching bbc news. i'm olly foster at the bbc sport centre. england's cricketers are up against it in the third test against india. they were bowled out for 161 in a single session yesterday and the tourists are now building a big lead in their second innings. patrick gearey is at trent bridge. good afternoon. nothing spectacular from india this morning, but no wickets. and they are just slowly turning the screw? absolutely. pretty quiet morning in comparison to yesterday when we saw 16 wickets, all ten english wickets in a single session but no wickets falling this morning. it reflects india's position of complete dominance. almost 300 ahead going into today's play and haven't

to the north—west of it, clear spells and blustery showers.nt continues to sink its way south eastwards, it also opens the floodgates into cooler, fresher air which will flood in across the country during thursday and last into friday. it will be noticeable particularly in the south—east. that weather front will take its time to clear the south—east. a grey, wet, blustery day across the south. further north and west it will be quite windy, with sunshine and showers, some of them merging through longer spells of rain across the west of scotland and those temperatures range from 17—20 degrees, feeling much pressure right across the board, particularly in the south east. on friday we do it all again. another area of low pressure hurtles in off the atlantic to effect the northern half of the country, keeping things more settled across the south and the south—east. it's going to be a windy day across northern ireland, scotland and perhaps north wales. more cloud, outbreaks of rain, persistent across the western scotland. further east you are, quiet

as we move into friday high pressure to the south—west and low pressure to the south—west and low pressurewesterly airflow. in fact the air coming from a long way north at this stage. you really will feel the difference. we will see showers pushing into northern and western areas, the best of the sunshine to the south and the east. but with highs of1a— the south and the east. but with highs of 1a— 19 degrees at best, temperatures are little below average for the time of year. how often have we said that this summer? on saturday some showers in the north or north—westerly wind, some sunshine as well, things gradually start to dry up from the south—west, but still temperatures are low, 1a— 19 degrees. on sunday this bridge of high pressure is likely to give a dry day, with a frontal system on its way, perhaps rain from this on monday, then as we get into next week, where will the abbey coming from? broadly the westerly flow but across the southern half of the country something of a south—westerly —— where will the air be coming from? in the north of the country something of a north—westerly.

i said it right here in west virginia. and i now understand why many, many presidents before me said they were going to do it and didn't do it. because i was inundated with calls from foreign leaders. every country, don't do it, don't do it, please don't do it, don't do it. actually what i did, i was five days off, i stopped take calls. i said i'll call you back next week. it's much easier. i said i didn't know you were calling for that reason. so i approved it. and it should have been done years ago. and if there is ever going to be peace with the palestinians, it was a good thing to have done. because we took it off the table. every time there were peace talks they never got passed. jerusalem becoming the capital. i said let's take it off the table. in the negotiation, israel will have to pay a higher price. but i took it off the table. they could never get by. you understand that, corey, you both understand that. shelley. they could never get past the fact of jerusalem becoming the capital. now it's off the table. there

this is green belt to the west. we're asking for a 5-foot set back from the property line so the developer can plant mature trees and give us the foliage that has been existing there for decades. in addition to the foliage this will provide the neighbors to the west, my family, little bit more of break between this very large huge development and our existing homes. these suggested improvements will provide a building that it closer to the design and character of the surrounding neighborhood and less harmful to the surrounding homes and families. even with these reductions the developer would have seven market-rate units. the high end units, six of which even with the reductions will have more square footage tan m y home. this is a very large development that has thousands of square feet tied to each of the units that are bigger than my home. all we're asking for is the terrace as had goes down the hill. thank you very much for your time. i have copies of each of these. >> thank you sir. we will now hear any public

the odd spot of rain in the south west.and and scotland seeing the odd spot of sunshine. then, as we go through tuesday night, across the south—east corner there is the chance we could import some showers and thunderstorms, particularly for parts of kent, london and east anglia. there could be wrote of the heavy rain. they should clear by wednesday. further weather fronts on the chart, bringing some more rain. the main thing these fronts will do is introduce cooler, fresh air to all parts of the country. temperatures chopping away significantly in the south—east. cool in the north—west. showers on wednesday. by the end of the week signs of something a little more sinister. the welcome for some. we could do with some rain. this area of low pressure will bring it. it looks like a weather chart from autumn and not summer. tightly squeezed isobars, strong winds. 0utbreaks squeezed isobars, strong winds. outbreaks of rain. some uncertainty about the timing. but for a time as we head into the weekend it looks like we will see wet