well we've just been getting news from near steve lemon, which is in the can northern wests north west part of the dumbass region. not very far away from a 7000 yet. the city that was in the center of attention in the summer when russia took that city at the cost of thousands of not tens of thousands of lives and a lot of tech and a sense that ukraine's are trying to surround the russian forces and come at them from 2 sides creating a kind of situation where they either have to kind of give up or, and be taken prisoner or evacuate. but again, if it is all very inexact science, we've seen the analysts being proven wrong time and time again. all over the summer we were talking about had san on the south and account friends there and then we saw it happening in a totally different part of the country. nick had give the news from the front lines gets to us couple of days late. so although we're expecting some news there in a sense the cranes are trying to make use of their advantage before those newly mobilized russian soldiers arrive at the front lines. i think it's bit early yet to be to

west. northern parts of scotland, some showers with hail and thunder. this zone from north and east of northern ireland, isle of mann, north west england, north west walesent showers and whilst a bright start in the south—west, this will stream its way down bringing grey skies and rain. if you showers away from those areas but some will stay completely dry and in that sunshine, it still feels pleasant but out of it in the showers, ten to 16 degrees. as we go into wednesday the wind shifts northerly so the showers this time more likely. eastern areas, particularly eastern counties. fewershowers eastern areas, particularly eastern counties. fewer showers in the west, more sunshine, probably warmer as we go into thursday, winds should fall lighter, but get ready for wet and windy weather on friday. spare a thought for those in cuba tonight, a highly destructive harry kane heading their way. florida is next on the list. our thanks matt. and that's bbc news at ten on monday the 26th of september —there's more analysis of the days main stories on newsnight. here on bbc one, all of our colleagues standing by with the news where you are but from all of us, than

is what russia controls, including the town where the nuclear power plant is at, on the west, north part of west north west part of that river on the other side of the river if you will. that is all controlled by ukraine, and the fighting is going back and forth. both sides are attacking each other and air and we're hearing about are residents of the nearby towns simply fling are due to their safety. ah, fleeing taking their families going and cars, driving into like the forest area getting away from its sleeping in their cars and then maybe coming back to their towns near the front lines during the day to work or collect belongings. this is really an intense part of the front line of, of, of the war right now. and it's not too far actually, from where ukraine is doing their counter offensive in the have song region in the south. that is it. keith key battle point line right now, because this is about day 5 or 6 of this ukrainian counter offensive trying to retake is on this very key region in the south. that is really the primary focus right now of ukrainian forces. and how is that counter offe

first wave of frosts turned out to be record-breaking in terms of urine in many cities in the west-north-westian plain, the minimum temperature turned out to be significantly lower than the previous extreme values ​​\u200b\u200brecorded back in the last century. the scale of the night gate zone is also impressive. it stretches for 1,000 km from quite a few to the eastern regions of belarus and the baltic republics, and on weekends the southern borders of the local frosts to move south to the black earth and the middle volga, i note that the first rehearsal of winter ahead of the calendar dates by an average of two decades. and statistics confirm this bad omen in most cases, when abnormally early waves of frost swept across the russian plain, and autumn and winter in most cases turned out to be colder than the climate, a warm anomaly is more likely only in december, which came to the russian plain. sunny period. still, it cannot be called indian summer. the fact is that it usually brings crest of the warm azores anticyclone. and now a cold center of high pressure from scandinavia has made its

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another zone a frequent showers to the northern east of northern ireland, isle of man into north west england, north westowards the south—west which will slide its way in, bringing devon, parts of cornwall and the channel islands more in the way of grey skies and further persistent rain as we go through into the afternoon. now, either side of those certain rain areas, fewer showers around. more in the way of dry weather. we will see a few showers crop up later, particularly south—east scotland and north—east england, but in the sunshine, like on monday, it will feel pleasant enough. out of it, in the breeze, 11 to 16 celsius. distinctly cool. now the wind goes a little bit more northerly again as we go through the night and into wednesday. clearing a lot of rain from the south—west, this should mean the showers to the north and east of the country are more likely, as we go through. temperatures here probably not as low as they were to take us into tuesday. a little bit lower compared to tuesday morning on wednesday morning out towards the west. so we've got that more northerly air flow, and then airflow

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the cooler air is in the north—west, pushing down from the north—west, pushing down from the north—westd of thick cloud that brought a lot of rain into cumbria. we've got that rain pushing south eastwards across england and wales. it's becoming a little lighter and more patchy as it moves towards the south—east. further north across the uk will have clearer skies so this time it's going to be much colder across northern areas, temperatures in eastern scotland and north—east england could be down to 5—6, it will probably start sunning in these places. we've got the cloudy weather across east anglia and the south—east throughout tomorrow and they will be rain at times. the weather should cheer up in the midlands, other parts of england and wales seeing some sunshine, maybe one or two showers but the showers will be scattered across scotland and northern ireland on the north—westerly breeze which is keeping it cool, around 15—16. could still be around 18—19 with the cloudy weather in the south—east, not as warm as today. we'll find a few more showers around as we head into saturday, mainly

the rain on thursday spreads into north—west england, north and west wales, the isle of man, a prettyloomy day. brightening up to the north and west of it, feeling fresher, temperatures in the teens, to the south and east of that front another warm day with temperatures up to 22 and may be 23 celsius and sunny spells. that weather front will be on the move through the rest of thursday night into friday. by friday, you can see into friday. by friday, you can see in our capital city is forecast, in london it will start to show its hand. not a london it will start to show its hand. nota huge london it will start to show its hand. not a huge amount of rain in southern and eastern areas. we still desperately need that even though we have had some rain this month. elsewhere, high pressure starts building back in so it will be dry for most of you. temperatures back down to levels we have seen so far this week but the night will be a bit chilly once again. matt, thank you. and that's it from is, more analysis on newsnight with victoria derbyshire which isjust analysis on newsnight with victor

we have another clump of really active storm is across north wales, stretching to the north west midlands, north west overnight tonight, eventually reaching parts of southern scotland. could see a few more storms across parts of south—east england, simply a slot here and there. then the rain turns heavier later in the night across central and eastern parts of scotland. temperature is about 12 or 14 degrees, give or take, if you mist and fog patches as well. tomorrow, another unsettled day. the rain could be heavy enough in scotland to cause some localised surface water flooding issues. 0therwise, surface water flooding issues. otherwise, a similar day with sunshine, showers widespread and most of you will see one or two downpours during the day. showers turning thundery as we head into the afternoon. between the downpours in the sunshine, it will continue to feel pretty warm. the wind continues to be liked. friday, another unsettled day with further showers widely. prolonged outbreaks of rain possible across eastern areas of scotland. there could be one or two issues with rainfall building up for a t

the rain on thursday spreads into north—west england, north and west wales, the isle of man, a pretty, temperatures in the teens, to the south and east of that front another warm day with temperatures up to 22 and may be 23 celsius and sunny spells. that weather front will be on the move through the rest of thursday night into friday. by friday, you can see into friday. by friday, you can see in our capital city is forecast, in london it will start to show its hand. not a london it will start to show its hand. nota huge london it will start to show its hand. not a huge amount of

turning cloudy with outbreaks of rain, north—west england, north and west wales through the day. h and east of scotland. but north—western parts of scotland, the rest of northern ireland should brighten up, feeling fresher later on. to the south—east of the rain band, which will be in to west wales by the end of thursday, it's going to be another reasonably mild if not warm day of 21—22 degrees. milder air squeezed gets out as the weather front meanders slowly and erratically to the south—east corridor heading into friday, it could bring rain to cardiff and london, showing up on the capital city forecast. but by the weekend, fresherfor all again, many places will be dry. i'm sally bundock with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a chorus of disapproval. world leaders at the un general assembly tell russia not to try and annex more ukrainian territory. translation: today, we need to make a simple — translation: today, we need to make a simple choice, _ translation: today, we need to make a simple choice, basically i make a simple choice, basically that

turning cloudy with outbreaks of rain, north—west england, north and west wales through the day. and east of scotland. but north—western parts of scotland, the rest of northern ireland should brighten up, feeling fresher later on. to the south—east of the rain band, which will be in to west wales by the end of thursday, it's going to be another reasonably mild if not warm day of 21—22 degrees. milder air squeezed gets out as the weather front moves slowly and erratically to the south—east corridor heading into friday, it could bring rain to cardiff and london, showing up on the capital city forecast. but by the weekend, fresherfor all again, many places will be dry. welcome to bbc news. i'm david eades. our top stories: separatist leaders in ukraine announce a series of referendums to decide if their regions willjoin russia. western leaders queue up at the un to condemn president putin's invasion. translation: when they are responsible _ for the displacement of vast populations, the idea of organising a referendum in those regions where people have been forced to flee is the very

turning cloudy with outbreaks of rain, north—west england, north and west wales through the day. at way in the south and east of scotland. but north—western parts of scotland, the rest of northern ireland should brighten up, feeling fresher later on. to the south—east of the rain band, which will be in to west wales by the end of thursday, it's going to be another reasonably mild if not warm day of 21—22 degrees. milder air squeezed gets out as the weather front meanders slowly and erratically to the south—east corridor heading into friday, it could bring rain to cardiff and london, showing up on the capital city forecast. but by the weekend, fresherfor all again, many places will be dry. this is bbc news with the latest business headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. markets hold their breath as the fed looks set for a big rate hike. erratic and inflexible. a top european business group has criticised china's zero covid policy — warning of a loss confidence in the country. relief for uk businesses. a cut to energy bills is set to be unveiled this morning. and the i

turning cloudy with outbreaks of rain, north—west england, north and west wales through the day. cotland, the rest of northern ireland should brighten up, feeling fresher later on. to the south—east of the rain band, which will be in to west wales by the end of thursday, it's going to be another reasonably mild if not warm day of 21—22 degrees. milder air squeezed gets out as the weather front meanders slowly and erratically to the south—east corridor heading into friday, it could bring rain to cardiff and london, showing up on the capital city forecast. but by the weekend, fresherfor all again, many places will be dry. this is bbc news. i'm david eades. the headlines: western leaders are warning president putin not to annex parts of ukraine as officials in russian—held areas of the country said they would be holding referendums on becoming part of russia. a chorus of leaders at the un general assembly said such ballots would be a sham. in iran, three people have died in protests which have followed the death in custody of a woman who was arrested by the morality police. the autho

west. but if ijust show you where showers will be mainly focused, to the northern west of northern ireland, isle the north westlide its way in, now, either side of those certain rain areas, fewer showers around. more on the way of dry weather. we will see a few showers crop up later, particularly south—east scotland and north—east england, later, particularly south—east scotland and north—east england, but in the sunshine, like monday, it will feel pleasant enough. out of it, in the breeze, 11 to 16 celsius. distinctly cool. now the wind goes a little bit more northerly again as we go through the night and into wednesday. clearing a lot of rain from the south—west, this should be to the showers to the north and east out towards the west. so we've got that more northerly air flow, and then airflow pressure pushing in of the north sea on wednesday. that is going to change the focus for where the wetter weather is more likely to be on wednesday. this time, more likely through eastern scotland, more particularly later into north—east england, parts of yorkshire, lincolnshire and maybe east anglia. it does mean fur

turning cloudy with outbreaks of rain, north—west england, north and west wales through the day. east of scotland. but north—western parts of scotland, the rest of northern ireland should brighten up, feeling fresher later on. to the south—east of the rain band, which will be in to west wales by the end of thursday, it's going to be another reasonably mild if not warm day of 21—22 degrees. milder air squeezed gets out as the weather front meanders slowly and erratically to the south—east corridor heading into friday, it could bring rain to cardiff and london, showing up on the capital city forecast. but by the weekend, fresherfor all again, many places will be dry. this is bbc news. our top stories: separatist leaders in ukraine announce a series of referendums to decide if their regions willjoin russia — western leaders queue up at the un to condemn president putin's invasion. translation: when they are responsible _ for the displacement of vast populations, the idea of organising a referendum in those regions where people have been forced to flee is the very signature of cynicis

turning cloudy with outbreaks of rain, north—west england, north and west wales through the day. south and east of scotland. but north—western parts of scotland, the rest of northern ireland should brighten up, feeling fresher later on. to the south—east of the rain band, which will be in to west wales by the end of thursday, it's going to be another reasonably mild if not warm day of 21—22 degrees. milder air squeezed gets out as the weather front meanders slowly and erratically to the south—east corridor heading into friday, it could bring rain to cardiff and london, showing up on the capital city forecast. but by the weekend, fresherfor all again, many places will be dry. good morning. welcome to breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent. 0ur headlines today... businesses could have their energy bills cut by up to a third as part of government support which will be announced later today. fixed price per unit for gas and electricity, but will it be enough for those businesses buckling under the pressure of the price of energy? there is international condemation as four areas of ukr

into the afternoon north—west england that north west wales. ps into the north—west with the strong to gale force winds. temperatures down on recent days and it will feel cold there with the wind strengthening further across northern scotland. rain in the evening, scotland and northern ireland it will push across england and wales over night leading to clear skies and a scattering of showers. windy end to the night, stopping temperatures from dropping as low as we go into monday morning. cold day on monday. and they called starting next week with the strength of that win. a mixture of sunshine and showers and some showers heavy and showers and some showers heavy and thundery. labour says the government's tax cuts will benefit the richest 1% and saddle the next generation with more debt. the labour leader sir kier starmer has arrived for his party's conference in liverpool saying the conservatives are showing their true colours. their driving ideology — make the rich richer and do nothing for working people. but the government said today it's cut

wars swept across the territory of belarus from west to east, east to west, north to south, south toand the belarusians repeatedly faced the question of whether or not to be a matter of the physical survival of the people. but besides everything else, the belarusians faced the question of whether they were worth it as a people, because they were losing their national summer, remember the 18th century, when almost the entire belarusian national elite turned out to be polish, when the belarusian language was considered a low language and when the only book that was published in the belarusian language. this collection of anecdotes is indicative of a brake on laughter, and yet the belarusians survived simply, because this is their land and this land has nowhere to go. leo tolstoy wrote that it is important not the quantity of knowledge, but the quality, you can know a lot, but not know the most necessary.

frequent showers to the north and east and northern ireland, isle of man, into north west england, northeast wales and also the north west system i mentioned down towards the south west, which will slide its way in bringing devon, parts of cornwall and the channel more likely, in fact, as we go through. and so temperatures here maybe not as low as they were to take us into tuesday, a little bit lower compared to tuesday morning and wednesday morning out towards the west. so we've got that more of a northerly airflow and an air of low pressure pushing in off the north sea on wednesday. that's going to change the focus for where the wetter weather is more likely to be on wednesday. this time, more like down through east of scotland, more particularly later into northeast england, parts of yorkshire, lincolnshire and maybe east anglia. it does mean further west, fewer showers compared with tuesday, not more in the way of drier and sunnier weather. and so maybe feeling a little less chilly in these areas, especially as the wind starts to ease. as you go through into thursday, the outbreaks we see in eastern england on wednes

west, from the north west, from the heart of region, as well as from the south. and it looks as if they were would be able to besieged this place. this would be the 1st siege in this war for the russian troops would be the 1st siege after the siege of where you are, paul. and it's of course, a situation that's very bad for the russians and it could be one next major victory for ukraine. what would be the consequences of that if it happens, as many people predict now, is unclear, but it could well be another breakthrough for ukraine, which would open the way for further gains in the danbury region in that region that russia has just or is just about to in x did up you corresponded mathias, a billing, other reporting from keith. thank you. mathias european union leaders say leeks and on the north stream gas pipelines were caused by sabotaged scientists, recorded under c explosions. around the lines connecting russia and germany large plumes of garza leaking into the baltic baltic sea. though there are no claims of responsibility. poland says the lexmark than escalation in the war on ukraine. a kremlin spokesman says it would be stupid and absurd to blame russia, fully attack fuel spilling out into the baltic sea. afterward. the eas, top diplomat, joseph burrell. say's is a likely octave sabotaged b t. what nod stream pipelines linked russia and germany, 3 red dots, mac, the places where the leaks were detected. even though the pipelines are not currently delivering rushing gas to europe. they're still full of fuel. up to 100000000 cubic meters of gas is spewing from the pipelines every hour. with no way of closing them. the leaks could continue until the pipes are empty. european leaders say they're fairly certain about the cause of the leaks. it says that we have swedish intelligence, but we also have received information from denmark. and based on this, we concluded that this is probably a deliberate act. it is probably a case, a sabotage, the assa to landfill, a gall, met sabotage. the kremlin has also suggested foul play. she just knew jay's creature near them. no option can be ruled out right now. it's clear that there is damage to the pipeline, so we can't exclude any version of events regarding the reason for this young man to before the results of the official investigation. we're doing these creatures which broke to renew the e. u has vowed retaliation for any attack on the energy network. the leaks are expected to last for at least in the week. and only then can investigations begin to the us now or the state of florida is bracing for the impact of hurricane ian forecast. to say, ian is strengthened to an extremely dangerous canterbury for storm, as it nears the peninsulas west coast, millions of residents. there have been advised to urgently leave their homes are a current in hit cuba late on tuesday, killing at least 2 people and knocking out electricity supply across the whole island. plunged into darkness in the wake of hurricane ian cubans in havana and all across the country were left without electricity after the country's entire power. great collapsed following the storm. western cuba took the brunt of the hurricane with a storm pounding the region for more than 5 hours. many residents have been left with next to nothing. you know the camel house, we terrified to see what we have here. we don't even know what to do. everything has been shattered. look at the state of their hung lonny tobacco farms in the western, pina del rio region where much of the tobacco for cuba, iconic and economically important, garza produced has been devastated after sweeping across cuba, a mc gulf of mexico. ian is gaining strength and will hit florida on wednesday before h

west of the north-west of the russian plain, the minimum the temperature turned out to be significantly lower than the previous extreme values ​​​​recorded in the last century. the scale of the zone of night thieves is also impressive. it stretches for 1,000 km from yamal to the eastern regions of belarus and the baltic republics, and on the weekend the southern borders of the zone of local frosts will move south to the black earth and the middle volga, i note that the first rehearsal of winter ahead of calendar dates by an average of two decades. and statistics confirm this bad omen in most cases, when in the russian plain anomalously early waves of frosts swept through and autumn and winter in most cases turned out to be colder than the climate, a warm anomaly is more likely only in december, which sets in on the russian plain. the period of sunny weather, however, cannot be called indian summer. the fact is that it is usually brought by the crest of the warm azorean anticyclone. and now a cold center of high pressure and scandinavia has made its way to us. yes, and it will not last long in the region , next week it will again break through into european russia. cyclone, for example in moscow in the weekend is sunny, and the air can warm up to plus 16-18, which is slightly higher than the september norm, and at the beginning of the new week, the cloud cover in central russia will begin to thicken and it will not do without rain from wednesday, but this will not bring a significant cooling, the temperature regime will return to the framework climate. all the moves are recorded in his speech at the security council vladimir putin stressed that russia is closely monitoring where dry cargo ships with ukrainian grain go. and this is not the poorer side of africa, this approach to grain distribution could turn into a humanitarian crisis. for details, we learn from tatiana belova tanya western leaders, apparently, are in no hurry to save the world from hunger vladimir the european union saves the world from hunger. unless in words, but in deeds, he fills his own bins for all his plenary sessions of the seventh eastern economic forum. vladimir putina announced the exact figures, telling where the ukrainian food went, exported through the grain corridor, out of two million, only 60,000 tons ended up in developing countries. just think about it. that's all 3% of the total volume is another fraud on the part of the so-called european partners after attempts to question the information on the supply of russian grain . the president once again returned to this topic already at the security council, as he accurately noted. we have recorded every move out of 87 ships that left the ukrainian ports in grain 32 remained in turkey, which is normal because turkey is the country of organizers. in total, three of this process are sent to south africa, three to israel, 30 to the european union, and only two of the poorest countries in terms of food programs. the un is yemen and djibouti, of course, we cannot influence this process. how much e? where food goes, but in general. uh, after all, we think it is right to increase deliveries to the poorest countries and asked, yes, uh, our ministry of foreign affairs, and this is how we proceed. we control everything that happens there, but to influence, of course, the direction. uh, we can't have that grain. the russian federation itself for may- august of the current year. delivered to world markets, six and six tenths of a million tons of grain is wheat, barley, corn, of which six and three tenths of a million, are precisely the countries of asia, africa and latin america, the president specified that by the end of the year russia plans to supply 30 million tons of grain, and moreover, we are ready to increase this volume to 50 million tons or more. that the harvest in our country is solid this year according to the forecast of the ministry of agriculture in 2022. it will amount to 130 million tons. including a record for the entire history of russia 87 million tons of wheat. russia, she is some kind of the only one, and saving outpost for the african region. that is, we are the only country in the world that, unlike the united kingdom, france, the united states does not pump out natural resources. no, we don’t plunder them, we give them appropriate preferences and provide just the right grain market. it is not in vain that this is relevant, and the grocery deal provided for the removal of restrictions on the export of food fertilizers for russia and ukraine; now ukrainian dry cargo ships calmly pass through the black sea, bosporus dardanelles, and get to the right ports. and the grain does not go to africa, as the agreement was originally envisaged, but almost completely settles in europe at the same time, russian ships cannot withdraw food. we are simply not allowed to trade normally after the deal was closed, there were no flights due to sanctions on port calls and insurance. vladimir putin described the current situation as yet another impudent deceit and boorish swindle. the european union, like the collective westates of america, is realizing that the collapse of the regime zelensky is inevitable and realizing that after russia's special military operation with this government. nothing actually can be fucked. they just came up with this trend. for grain, supposedly for some kind of trade markets, supposedly for humanitarian and other spheres. apparently, the kiev regime is paying with grain for given loans and arms deliveries. naturally, things will not work out that way, the agreement needs to be reviewed to consult with the president of turkey on this topic to other topics, the new british king charles iii ardent boris with a global warming green agenda, he was carried away at a very young age and continues to promote it until now, the topic of the environment and ecology has long turned into tools of economic pressure. will she be able to play with the colors of non-colonialism, under the new king we will tell all our lives, the newly minted king of great britain charles iii it may well turn

wars swept through the territory of belarus from west to east, east to west, north to south, south toth, and the belarusians repeatedly faced the question of whether or not to be the question of the physical survival of the people. well, apart from everything else, the belarusians faced the question of whether they would put up as a people, because they were losing their national elite, remember the 18th century, when almost the entire belarusian national elite turned out to be a pole, when the belarusian language was considered a language, er, low, and when the only book that was published in the belarusian language. this collection of anecdotes is indicative of a brake on laughter, and yet the belarusians survived simply, because this is their land and this land has nowhere to go. belarus is endless forests. blue rivers and lakes pristine nature, from which it is impossible to take your eyes off and belarus is people. and we reveal to you their destinies. we carry traditions through the generation and at the same time change our views on the usual things. all this makes the world a

north—west later. many of us starting tuesday morning with extensive cloud cover, with the mist and hill fog across scotland and northern ireland, which will be thick enough in the north—westerally between 9—13 c. we will see a bit more in the way of sunshine on wednesday, temperatures in the high teens although 20s but rain will southwards across the uk for the end of the week. welcome to bbc news. i'm david eades. our top stories: bagpipes skirl hundreds of thousands join the royal family in bidding a final farewell to queen elizabeth ii. king charles iii led the procession as his mother's coffin was moved from westminster hall to westminster abbey. tens of thousands lined the streets as the queen's coffin arrived at her final resting place in windsor castle. her coffin was lowered into the royal vault and interred next to her husband, the duke of edinburgh. hello and thanks forjoining us. queen elizabeth has made her finaljourney from london to windsor, and has been buried alongside her late husband, the duke of edinburgh. it follows a day of the highest ceremony, not seen in this country for nearly 60 years, and mixed with private sorrow, as the state funeral was held

frequent showers to the north and east and northern ireland, isle of man, into north west england, northeast wales and also the north west towards the south west, which will slide its way in bringing devon, parts of cornwall and the channel islands more in the way of grey skies and further persistent rain as we go through into the afternoon. now, either side of those certain rain areas, fewer showers around, more in the way of dry weather. although, we'll see a few showers crop up later, particularly south east scotland and northeast england. but in the sunshine, like on monday, it will feel pleasant enough. out of it in the breeze, ii to 16 degrees, distinctly cool. now the wind goes a little bit more northerly again as we go through the night and into wednesday, clearing away the rain from the southwest. there should be showers, the north and east of the country, more likely, in fact, as we go through. and so temperatures here maybe not as low as they were to take us into tuesday, a little bit lower compared to tuesday morning on wednesday morning out towards the west. so we've more of a northerly airflow and an air of

west scotland, perhaps north—west england and the bad thick cloud and the potential for the odd spot of rain or drizzle does tend to push eastwards as the day wears on. north—east scotland was see good spells of sunshine, northern ireland made but not by time, south wales and the south—westth our cloudy bean. this type of cloud giving rise to some spot of rain and drizzle. but it does look like the cloud should tend to turn over and break up a little bit over western parts to give some study spells, patchy rain in the western isles of scotland. 17—19, maybe 20 degrees in the south. bilic a little warmer. wednesday we see some sunny spells at least for a time. it will feel considerably, that has of late. temperatures of 17 in aberdeen, 21 in london. a frontal system pushing it was a north—west bringing outbreaks of rain. that will make erratic progress southward and eastward thursday into friday, some of the rain could be quite heavy. even as a guest out into the start of england and south wales. the chat of the the rain particularly later on in the rate at a little bit less chilly than it has been. this is bbc news, the headlines: the queue to pay last respects to the former monarch as she lies in state in westminster hall has now been closed. those still in the queue wi

north—west england. _ morning, eventually into north—west england, north and west wales. anglia _ afternoon, and head towards east anglia and the south—east later in the day~ _ anglia and the south—east later in the day. strong and gusty winds around~ — the day. strong and gusty winds around. switching direction so by the end _ around. switching direction so by the end of— around. switching direction so by the end of the day, quite fresh north— the end of the day, quite fresh north and _ the end of the day, quite fresh north and west, highest temperatures to the _ north and west, highest temperatures to the south and east. the journey home _ to the south and east. the journey home from — to the south and east. the journey home from work will be a bit more pleasant _ home from work will be a bit more pleasant across parts of scotland and northern ireland, sunshine and showers _ and northern ireland, sunshine and showers here. winds the strongest in the early— showers here. winds the strongest in the early day, gusting up to 60 to 70 mph — the early day, gusting up to 60 to

west, from the north west, from the heart of region, as well as from the south. and it looks as if they were, would be able to besiege this place. this would be the 1st siege in this war for the russian troops would be the 1st siege after the siege of where you are, paul. and it's of course, a situation that's very bad for the russians and it could be one next major victory for ukraine. what would be the consequences of that if it happens, as many people predict now, is unclear, but it could well be another breakthrough for ukraine, which would open the way for further gains in the don bus region in that region that russia has just or it is just about to an ex did up you corresponded mathias, a billing, other reporting from keith. thank you. mathias? russia's military has called up over 300000 reserve soldiers for duty in its war against ukraine, but almost 2 thirds of that number have left the country. countries bordering russia, we bought almost 200000 russian nationals have crossed since the mobilization was declared. others are staying and protesting. despite the risk. ah, no to warn the shout. hundreds of demonstrators stick to the streets of moscow to protest hooton's mobilization. authorities arrested many of them. langley's among them was mikhail, a 29 year old musician and bought gusto. but faithfully he says, yes, he spent 6 hours in custody with lou, during which the police tried to force him to sign a draft notice. yeah, but a shoulder walk on. i was taken into another room. there were numerous men. there too were police officers and other 2 were in plain clothes. they locked the door from the inside and began telling me that i was nobody. the humiliated me shoved me around and even kicked me. i had to endure it all. in the end i made out without signing anything right now i'll just have to wait and see what happens back all. oh, what backer? as a dash of it and dash, since his detention mc has been staying with a friend, he hardly goes out to white police. he could be called up for the mobilization because he has completed his military service. but he says he has been against the war from the very beginning, applecore you all. there is no way that i will be drafted. that is all. i would rather go to a penal colony than go to warn you shall know line. just as military has reportedly suffered heavy losses in ukraine. moscow hoops fresh troops will change at swat. jones, officially 300 pounds an expedient soldiers have been called up. but critics say the draft is considerably more universal and more arbitrary, particularly in provincial regions. men without basic military training alfredo being sent to fight like this warehouse worker or his glasses. they say to us just go are but they don't care whether we come back some day where just a cannon fodder. the goal of this mobilization is to stock up on cannon fodder and wind with quantity. since the quality isn't there yet, oceans bought cost me hail in moscow says he doesn't want to flee abroad, even if it's risky. staying in russia, it will go very jalencia prosper. i can sensing something inside me a sense that i don't like what's going on here. and i want to defend myself or but i think there's still hope every other time when i but if no one stays in russia, then no one can change anything. i think i was going thought it is marginal travaras is dealt. mikhail wants to continue taking to the streets to protest against bolton's war, even if he and his fellow demonstrators could be up to 15 years behind laws for doing so. european union leaders say leagues on the north stream. pipelines were caused by sabotaged scientists, have recorded under c explosions around the lines connecting russia and germany large plumes of garza leaking into the baltic sea. though there are no claims of responsibility. poland says the lexmark, an escalation in the war on ukraine. a criminal spokesman says it would be quote, stupid, and absurd to blame russia for the attack fuel spilling out into the baltic sea. afterward, the east top diplomat, joseph burrell, says, is a likely act of sabotage b t. what not stream pipelines linked russia and germany. 3 red dots, mac, the places where the leaks were detected, even though the pipelines are not currently delivering rushing gas to europe. they're still full of fuel. up to 100000000 cubic meters of gas is spewing from the pipelines every hour. with no way of closing them, the leagues could continue until the pipes are empty. european leaders say they're fairly certain about the cause of the leaks. it says that we have swedish intelligence, but we also have received information from denmark. and based on this, we concluded that this is probably a deliberate act. it is probably a case, a sabotage, the acetone landfill gall met sabotage. the kremlin has also suggested foul play well i think i can look to see any interest of the united states or even ukraine explored in those pipelines. ukraine has pipelines of its own and it also suffers from the degrees and flow over us and gas. now in the flow of gas is about one quarter over the amount that guess from the borough, missed your cream to turn the transfer across the ukraine in territory. and ukraine is also eager to charge you guys pro with some well retaliation for the breach of the contract. and gas for says right now that it is going to stop the deliveries of gas to europe across ukraine because it does not want to pay the transfer the transit texas to your crate. and so i don't think that are in this situation, the greatness would be interested in such a sub act of subs. now no way is already improving security. i bit off show energy facilities. how worried should european energy companies and governments really be about the security of their energy infrastructure? yes, i think that's a very important issue because we see now that some of the pipelines that exist in germany, for example, a steel belong to companies which are subsidiaries of gas or oil and gas from steel, can't control the uh, security, the safety of operations, and the security of maintenance at those pipelines and e for. busy it is for all of that, just for all was to blame for explosives, then i think it would be very wise to take precautionary measures and to give a guess from officials as far away from vital infrastructure as possible energy analysts, mika, who, taking their thank you very much for your insight. thank you. let's have a look now. some of the other news from around the world. north korean has fired to short range ballistic missiles off its east coast. on the eve of us, vice president common harris this trip to sold. according to south korean officials, the reported launch comes days off to south korea and the u. s. began staging joins military drills off the korean peninsula, east coast, palestinian official say at least 4 people have been killed during and he's really raid in the occupied west band. israel's army only confront the death of 2 palestinians who they say was suspected of carrying out attacks. and he's, well, this spring rates in the west bank have intensified since there typhoon noro has made land fall in vietnam, bringing heavy rains and winds of more than 100 kilometers per hour. at both schools and offices are closed and hundreds of thousands have been evacuated. no rule has been downgraded to a tropical storm, but residents are being wants to stay alert for land slides and flooding. spirits of florida residents have been urgently advised to evacuate as hurricane ian begins battering the peninsulas west coast. those who have stayed are hunkering down in the face of extreme winds. heavy rain and powerful storm surges forecast to say in a strengthened to a dangerous category for storm. just shy of the most powerful rating. while that hurricane had cuba late on tuesday, killing at least 2 people, it left a trail of destruction and knocked out electricity across

frequent showers to the north and east and northern ireland, isle of man, into north west england, northeast wales and also the north westill slide its way in bringing devon, parts of cornwall and the channel islands more in the way of grey skies and further persistent rain as we go through into the afternoon. now, either side of those certain rain areas, fewer showers around, more in the way of dry weather. although, we'll see a few showers crop up later, particularly south east scotland and northeast england. but in the sunshine, like on monday, it will feel pleasant enough. out of it in the breeze, 11 to 16 degrees, distinctly cool. now the wind goes a little bit more northerly again as we go through the night and into wednesday, clearing away the rain from the southwest. there should showers, the north and east of the country, more likely, in fact, as we go through. and so temperatures here maybe not as low as they were to take us into tuesday, a little bit lower compared to tuesday morning and wednesday morning out towards the west. so we've got that more of a northerly airflow and an air of low pressure pushing in

frequent showers to the north and east and northern ireland, isle of man, into north west england, northeast wales and also the north westwn towards the south west, which will slide its way in bringing devon, parts of cornwall and the channel islands more in the way of grey skies and further persistent rain as we go through into the afternoon. now, either side of those certain rain areas, fewer showers around, more in the way of dry weather. although, we'll see a few showers crop up later, particularly south east scotland and northeast england. but in the sunshine, like on monday, it will feel pleasant enough. out of it in the breeze, ii to 16 degrees, distinctly cool. now the wind goes a little bit more northerly again as we go through the night and into wednesday, clearing away the rain from the southwest. there should showers, the north and east of the country, more likely, in fact, as we go through. and so temperatures here maybe not as low as they were to take us into tuesday, a little bit lower compared to tuesday morning and wednesday morning out towards the west. so we've more of a northerly airflow and an air of

north—west. today a lot of cloud in many parts of the country and some rain. the best of the sunshine in southern england. the cloud stuck under this high pressure. up towards the north—west 8—9, may be lower with prolonged breaks in the cloud but in many parts tomorrow, it could start on a cloudy note, but probably dry in most places. sunshine for a while in wales and england. we could see more sunshine in eastern parts of scotland as the southerly breeze picks up. some rain in the far north west of scotland otherwise dry. temperatures higher than today as around 17—19. we have high pressure in charge to start the week. it will gradually be eroded by weather fronts pushing in from the atlantic. the first on wednesday, mainly stuck in the north—west of scotland and perhaps north of northern ireland. in other parts, it might start sunny. cloud filling in more. we have the southerly breeze bringing more warmth, picking up during the day. temperatures could reach a pleasant 21 degrees across many parts of england and into eastern wales. the next weather front has more about it by thursday. we have more about it by thursday. we have more persistent perhaps heavier rain to com

showers to the north and east and northern ireland, isle of man, into north west england, north—east wales and also the north westill slide its way in bringing devon, parts of cornwall and the channel islands more in the way of greyer skies and further persistent rain as we go through into the afternoon. now, either side of those certain rain areas, fewer showers around, more in the way of dry weather. although, we'll see a few showers crop up later, particularly south east scotland and north east england. but in the sunshine, like on monday, it will feel pleasant enough. out of it in the breeze, 11 to 16 degrees, distinctly cool. now the wind goes a little bit more northerly again as we go through the night and into wednesday, clearing away the rain from the south west. there should be showers, the north and east of the country, more likely, in fact, as we go through. and so temperatures here maybe not as low as they were to take us into tuesday, a little bit lower compared to tuesday morning, on wednesday morning out towards the west. so we've more of a northerly airflow and an air of low pressure pushing in of

some in northern ireland crossing the isle of man, and the north west and north west midlands. oking quite cloudy tomorrow. the wind light and bright spells at times. overnight, the cloud figures across the north west. ending the night with rain working into the western isles and with the cloudy weather, temperatures in double figures for some. otherwise, with clear spells, temperatures 7—9. so a colder start to the day. the threat of light rain in the north—west but otherwise a dry day with cloud. some bright and sunny spells. temperatures coming up. the week ahead stays quiet until we get to thursday, when more active weather fronts pushing off the atlantic from the north—west. they will bring heavy rain to north—western areas. weather front staggering towards the south—east by the end of the week. tuesday, the thickest cloud across north—western areas. some light rain but no significant amounts. a day of variable cloud with bright and sunny spells. temperatures climbing to 20 around the cardiff area. quiet until thursday, when we see the winter pick up and rain moves in from

looking dry, there will be some outbreaks of light patchy rain and drizzle towards the far north—west, parts of north—westratures generally in the high teens. here the outlook for the rest of the week. temperatures creeping up of the week. temperatures creeping up again on wednesday, the high teens are perhaps low 20s for the parts of the south. there and friday, we start to see the weather front moving south and east as a more unsettled weather to follow but then as into next weekend, it will be feeling a little cooler with more of a northerly wind blowing once more. that's the forecast. the next news on bbc one is at five o'clock. bye for now.

west. overnight temperatures generally between 13 and 16 degrees, it will be mild out there, stays quite windy, particularly up towards the north—east, and during tomorrow we'll see heavy rain at times across northern ireland, south—west scotland very wet indeed, some rain pushing towards wales and the south—westast and north—east you are, there will be more dry weather and spells of sunshine, and some relative warmth in the sunshine, highs of 24 degrees. now, through saturday night, it looks like we are going to see another little area of low pressure developing to the south—west, squeezing the isobars together, and that will allow for some quite strong winds across parts of south—west england and wales to take us into sunday morning. more rain for northern ireland and western scotland where the rain will really be piling up by this stage. some wet weather elsewhere, blustery winds in the south—west but also once again up towards north—eastern corner, and top temperatures between 19 and 25 degrees. that's all for now. this is bbc news. the headlines: the conservative leadership race enters its final hours with voting due to close at 5pm. i think liz truss was the right candidate for thejob. i think she has a very bold economic plan. i do believe in hope and i do hope that rishi absolutely wil

and some of that rain, again, quite heavy — the brighter greens suggesting that, across north west england, south westthere will be showers elsewhere, but not everyone will see the showers. it'll be a slightly windier day generally, but the wind direction still coming from the south, we could see some more persistent showers arriving across the channel coast by the end of the day. but again, those temperatures may well peak at 2a or 25 degrees — that's still into the high 70s. early into next week, that low pressure really stays with us, so we will continue to see frontal systems moving in across the country. it's not going to be consistent in terms of where the showers are likely to be, but some of us will see showers on and off throughout the week, and some of them could be heavy. this is bbc news. i'm rich preston with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. china warns of counter measures after the united states approves a $1 billion arms package to taiwan, saying it's to maintain its self—defence capabilities. fears of food shortages in pakistan: the government says up to

and some of that rain, again, quite heavy — the brighter greens suggesting that, across north west england, south westrally, but the wind direction still coming from the south, we could see some more persistent showers arriving across the channel coast by the end of the day. but again, those temperatures may well peak at 2a or 25 degrees — that's still into the high 70s. early into next week, that low pressure really stays with us, so we will continue to see frontal systems moving in across the country. it's not going to be consistent in terms of where the showers are likely to be, but some of us will see showers on and off throughout the week, and some of them could be heavy. this is bbc news. good morning if you are an earlybird, if you are on a night shift, hopefully not too much longer to go. the headlines: china has warned of counter measures, unless the us revokes a $1.1—billion arms deal with taiwan, as chinese military drills take place around the island, which some see as a precursor to an invasion. the white house says the us is providing taiwan with what it needs to maintain its self defenc

north and west well through the day. staying that way for the south and east of scotland. north—westand,it to the south—east of the rain band, it will head west wales by thursday. another mild if not warm day, 2i—22. milder air squeezed out as the weather front moves erratically to the south—east corridor heading into friday, it could bring bring to cardiff and london, showing up on the capital city forecast. by the weekend fresher for forecast. by the weekend fresherforall, many forecast. by the weekend fresher for all, many places will be dry. welcome to bbc news. i'm david eades. our top stories: separatist leaders in ukraine announced a series of referendums to decide if their region willjoin russia. western leaders queue up at the un to condemn president putin's invasion. , ., , , , invasion. they are responsible for the displacement - invasion. they are responsible for the displacement of - invasion. they are responsible for the displacement of vast . for the displacement of vast populations, the idea of organising a referendum in those regions where people have been forced to

and some of that rain, again, quite heavy — the brighter greens suggesting that, across north—west england, south—westill see the showers. it'll be a slightly windier day generally, but the wind direction still coming from the south, we could see some more persistent showers arriving across the channel coast by the end of the day. but again, those temperatures may well peak at 211—25 celsius — that's still into the high 70s. early into next week, that low pressure really stays with us, so we will continue to see frontal systems moving in across the country. it won't be consistent in terms of where the showers are likely to be, but some of us will see showers on and off throughout the week, and some of them could be heavy. this is bbc news, the headlines: there are fears of food shortages in pakistan, after the devastating floods washed away nearly half of the country's crops. so far around 1,200 people are known to have been killed and unicef say many more children could die from a rapid spread of diseases like cholera and malaria. the russian energy giant gazprom says it has scrapped plans to reopen

west and north-west of orlovka and firing positions in the area are already being used. that is, it is a little further from those. our connection hangs a little from donetsk, often, it can be unstable. but the fact that now the ukrainian armed formations use the large caliber. uh, it seems to me that it is important to emphasize this means that a large caliber hits a long range, respectively, mortars and smaller calibers. they don't work anymore. let's hope that our guys push them even further so that they don't even finish off large calibers, but everything there will remain reactive salvo fire systems, but this greatly narrows the possibilities for shelling donetsk, and now against the backdrop of ongoing shelling. e. the united states intends to supply ukraine with even more powerful weapons about this pledge of the us armed forces mark arnold, let's listen. now is the time to give ukraine the long-range weapons it needs to defeat an exhausted russia, the united states and its allies must provide ukraine with weapons capable of striking deep into russia what kind of weapons are those hammer missiles with a range of 300 km or they have nothing there is something in the stash, well, the stash, then they have, of course, they have the so-called high- precision long-range missiles there up to 200 e 80 km. but, most likely, they will cost the hammersons and give. uh, exactly hmm a rocket with canisters. e, or rather, well, canisters with missiles that will hit up to 300 km. this is with him to our viewers. this is very important, because hammer is considered by everyone. it's like a complete setup. it changes there, and the package, and if now those missiles that fly 75 km are six missiles in one package, that is, then what to shoot then these long-range missiles with a range of up to 300 km and two in one package, and they are large in size. they are similar, probably, to our hurricanes. yes, you can probably compare them, but some of our experts say that they are easier and more likely to work as air defense, it looks like an iskander , so to speak, yes, because hurricanes do not hit. at a distance of 300 km. agree, right? here i am in size, in addition, ukraine now owns, uh and tracked. uh, the technician is the m142. this is a hymer. so many doubles on tracked vehicles. here e, weapons cost. yes, there is a double package. well , there are two installations, which are loaded respectively in packages. er, so there's a danger. uh, first of all, uh, they're already firing. eh, like the dolgorusskaya region. e, so uh, in. there is a danger in the bryansk region that there will be attempts at shelling. eh, is it really possible to get the whole territory somewhere? i would like to say a few words about this ten ukrainian operation, and on the one hand it looks very logical. first, a diverting landing force is landed to the north. that's just the village wave. here and in the future begins to approach south of the landing. the main strength of the landing force is these two barges filled with personnel there from 300 god, there were more people with barges, because they called people who saw these photos with hot. here on the barge inside there are people there, yes it was, which is the main landing force, which was supposed to land further south, and two such barges. yes, first of all, there is a strange thing. uh, most likely that there was a mistake already at the planning level on the part of the british curators american curators. that’s why, firstly, they didn’t get the effect of surprise, that is, ours knew for some reason that the landing force would be highlighted and reacted to this, this first distracting landing party was simply destroyed and tormented instantly. and the barges didn't even make it to shore. here, uh, i have an opinion that here is a mission delay. mgt was due to the fact that kiev's connection with this landing was not very good. that is, the landing - it was no longer there and kiev was waiting for information from them. they hoped that this landing, by the way, numerous enough to capture the situation. they hoped that the station would be captured. here comes the mission of the rich. and hmm, she will see that the station is controlled by kiev and , of course, who will shoot at it? maybe there is only the russian side of the station. well, this is just one of the versions of how it all happened. so it must be said that we somehow idealize a little. e nato officers and generals result. here it is already visible at the planning level. they make mistakes planned you believe, well generally around it is clear that this was planned by the british, most likely. involved, uh, specialists from two services - this is the service, sas the twenty-second regiment. there is such a special forces and, uh, there is a bolt service that is responsible for the delivery. here are the special forces from the twenty-second regiment exactly on the water. uh, and i think they didn't just plan. they trained e ukrainian special forces. here on this landing on carrying out this landing, but despite the active help. the westthe best way to realize that with western weapons, that without western weapons, and former american intelligence officer scott ritter said that zelensky tried to launch an offensive in the kharkiv direction in order to create the image of a so-called strong ukraine, let's hear it. yes, this counterattack was 100% politically motivated , there is no military value in this. it seems to me that it was timed to coincide with the visit of representatives of the mgt, the goal was to create an image of the ukrainian army, so that the world would rise up around this brave ukraine and try to introduce an international peacekeeping force to the nuclear power plant zaporozhye i think the opposite message is being sent, because right now the hospital in nikolaev is filled with thousands and thousands of wounded ukrainian soldiers who fell in the last battle. sergey ladlyaninovich managed to achieve a strong image of ukraine, which is very interesting. it's not the first time scott ritter has gone