a woman has died after the caravan she was in was blown off a cliff in the west of ireland. an amber warning is in force for parts of the uk as storm ali sweeps in with high winds and heavy rain. the prime minister will pledge £2 billion to build new homes in england, and says she wants to remove the "stigma" of social housing. i want to see social housing that is so i want to see social housing that is so good people are proud to call it home. proud to tell people where they live. tributes are paid to the tv host and comedy writer denis norden. he was famed for his dry delivery introducing bloopers and outtakes on it'll be alright on the night. a british team fires a huge net into space as part of a plan to clean up the millions of pieces of rubbish floating around in the earth's orbit. good morning. it's wednesday the 19th of september, i'm joanna gosling. welcome to bbc newsroom live. there's been a move to break the deadlock in the brexit talks. the eu's chief negotiator, michel barnier says he is willing to improve his offer to the uk over the irish border. both sides ha

of mist and fog around and generally light winds. further north and west, already we are starting to see a sign of a change coming into the south west of irelandards morning. that's the first of the rain associated with the remnants of ex—hurricane helene, which is the tropical air, so will give us some soaking rains and, potentially, as you can see up through the irish sea, some strong to gale force winds. so, some autumnal gales up on the way before it whisks away, and we could have more gales on wednesday. but interestingly, as well as the wet and windy weather forecast, we'll also see temperatures really lifting as the warm, humid air drags its way into southern areas. so, the tropical air will also have the effect of giving southern parts temperatures in the mid—20s with some sunshine, as well. but clearly, there's concern about the amounts of heavy rain we'll get and the strength of the wind, which could cause disruption through monday evening, overnight and into tuesday. so, for monday, dawn‘s a little grey and drizzly, with some mist across the hills in the south. further north, brighter — any fog clears away. it's a gradual improvemen

reasonably cool in the south that already you can see the rain looming large across the south west of irelandhat will bring fairly damp weather if not wet weather into northern ireland and into western and northern and central scotland. for england and wales, generally speaking despite the misty start it should brighten up the misty start it should brighten up and warm up. even where we have more cloud in the north, i9 up and warm up. even where we have more cloud in the north, 19 or 20 on the cards but through monday night into tuesday there is the potential for gales in the irish sea and there's more information on the website. hello, this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines: theresa may has revealed her "frustration" with the continued speculation over her leadership, as the prime minister defends her brexit plan. the chinese province of guangdong is being battered by typhoon mangkhut. earlier, the typhoon swept through the northern philippines, killing at least 50 people. "the risk to life is rising" — the north carolina govornor‘s stark words amidst warnings of flooding in th

of mist and fog around and generally light winds. further north and west, already we are starting to see a sign of a change coming into the south west of ireland rain associated with the remnants of ex—hurricane helene, which is the tropical air, so will give us some soaking rains and, potentially, as you can see up through the irish sea, some strong to gale force winds. so, some autumnal gales up on the way before it whisks away, and we could have more gales on wednesday. but interestingly, as well as the wet and windy weather forecast, we'll also see temperatures really lifting as the warm, humid air drags its way into southern areas. so, the tropical air will also have the effect of giving southern parts temperatures in the mid—20s with some sunshine, as well. but clearly, there's concern about the amounts of heavy rain we'll get and the strength of the wind, which could cause disruption through monday evening, overnight and into tuesday. so, for monday, dawn‘s a little grey and drizzly, with some mist across the hills in the south. further north, brighter — any fog clears away. it's a gradual improvement, a brightening spell through englan

, west of scotla nd far west of northern ireland, west of scotland turninges 23 or 2a degrees. stays breezy across northern ireland. that weatherfront brake outbreaks of rain further south and east. certainly clear and cooler, but ahead of it,... tempered as in double figures, and east anglia will see lengthy clear skies. monday, this weather front will be straggling sent —— straggling central part of the uk. something rather to the south—east, and cooler and fresh as you can see, the blues there, across the north—west. this plume of cooler air will continue to migrate southwards behind this weather fronts, which will be lying across the midlands, and down into wales and south west england, with some spots of rain. it will be a weakening feature. that cooler act, should see some sunshine. temperature is in the upper teens. in the south—east, another warm day with substantial, 24—25dc. that whether brad south—eastwards, and cooler and fresher for all areas on tuesday. variable cloud, it looks that it will stay in largely fine and settled throughout much of th

goes down we will find the wind is collating, pushing further heavy rain into the west of the country. gales in ireland mild, temperatures similar to what they should be during the day. the wind will ease on tuesday but a windy day across the board, wet for some northern and western areas. some rain in parts of england and wales. asi rain in parts of england and wales. as i mentioned we have more stormy weather to come. no sooner do we say goodbye to the low pressure then we will see some windy weather, especially further north. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11 — theresa may defends her brexit plan as the prime minister hits out at speculation over her future. this is where i get a little bit irritated. this is not... this debate is not about my future, this debate is not about my future, this debate is not about my future, this debate is about the future of the people of the uk in the future of the united kingdom. a super—typhoon is battering the chinese province of guangdong, after hitting the northern philippines where it killed dozens of people. warnings in the us that the worst is still to co

of the sunshine in eastern parts. more cloud further west. outbreaks of rain pushing into the west of northern ireland and scotland. e best of the sunshine, and broken in places. further west of the pennines, more cloud and for eastern scotland, sunshine, particularly the north—east where it is warm and sunny. increasingly wet for western scotland and northern ireland. bad weather front continues to sinks southwards and eastwards through the course of the night. largely dry with clear skies. clear and much cooler pushing in behind this rain band, for scotland and northern ireland. the south—east, temperatures around 10 degrees, many in double figures. here's the big picture for monday, that weather fronts travelling the country. it continues to weaken as it heads south and eastwards. that is the dividing line between something much cooler and fresher to the north—west of the country and something warm and more humid across the south—east. on monday we've got a three—way split. that weather front in the central area brings cloud and outbreaks of rain, slowly moving south—eastwards. behind it something brighterfor sou

we already see the signs of a change coming into the south west of ireland, and that will be the firstat hurricane, so the tropical air gives it some soaking rain and some strong to galeforce winds up through the irish sea, so autumnal gales are on the way before it whisks away, and we could have more on wednesday. interestingly, as well as the wet and windy weather, we will also see temperatures lifting as the warm and humid air drags its way into southern areas, so the tropical air will also have the effect of giving southern parts temperatures into the mid—20s with sunshine as well. but clearly concern about the heavy rain we are getting, which could cause disruption through monday evening and overnight into tuesday. on monday, grey and drizzly with mist and fog across the hills, and a gradual improvement through england and wales, but for scotland and northern ireland, a lot of cloud around with heavy rain for a time, but where it stays dry, 18 or 19, but 2a, 25 in the south and east, so feeling quite summer—like again. monday evening and overnight, more rain with that deepening ar

the woman has been killed in the west coast of ireland as storm ali batters the west coast of irelandstigma" of social housing. here's your business headlines on afternoon live. clear the aisles — there's a new supermarket player in town. tesco has launched its new discount chain — called jack's — to take on cheaper rivals aldi and lidl. the first store is in a mothballed former tesco store in cambridgeshire. another outlet in lincolnshire opens later. up to 15 stores are planned for new locations. average prices for goods and services rose faster last month than they did injuly. inflation unexpectedly went up to 2.7% in august. that's the highest level in six months — and higher than forecast. wages though, are still rising by more than inflation. transport costs — especially air and sea fares — went up most sharply as did clothing prices. but prices of household goods and furniture are not rising as quickly as they did a year ago. orla kiely — the british handbag and homeware retailer — is closing its stores and website. it stopped trading earlier this week as its parent company wen

of ireland and northern ireland. there've also been powercuts, overturned lorries and train cancellations. dan johnson reports. a casualty of the extreme weather which lashed the west for papa hospitality tent at st andrews. falling trees crushed buildings during northern ireland's strongest ever september gailes. there were near misses the roads. this pilot trying to land in dublin thought better of it. 100 miles per hour winds brought down powerlines. there are still homes without electricity. some engineers on site can't stand up. that stopped us and delayed us from getting some of our customers back on. a woman died when this caravan was blown over a cliff on the irish coast. and then looking to northern ireland water was killed bya to northern ireland water was killed by a falling tree. storm ali made its mark and wins were still blowing strong. an inquiry into the disruption caused by the introduction of new train timetables in may has criticised network rail, the department of transport and the train companies involved — saying no—one took charge. hundreds of trains were cancelled on a daily basis by northern and govia thameslink. the rail regulator has high

producing some rain across parts of northern ireland and scotland, gradually moving further south—east as they go through the night. eventually reaching into parts of north—west of that, clearer skies, north—west scotland as well, temperatures dipping into single figures in some spots. mist and fog patches, but underneath the cloud rather warm. this area of the cloud and outbreaks of rian still with us still with us in the morning, more persistent and quite heavy affecting parts of eastern scotland, north—east england for a time. this wet weather extends from eastern scotland to northern england, wales, the midlands, the south—west, the further south you are should turn fire and brighter in the afternoon. there will still be lots of sunshine into yeast anglia and south—east england, a bit more cloud compared with today, temperatures edging to the mid—20s. a cooler day with cloud and outbreaks of rain, much cooler day in eastern scotland compared with today. northern ireland and north—west scotland, even though there are sunny spells, also will feel cooler and fresher. the wind is lighter tomorrow. this weather front is in no hurry to move its way south—eastwa

a woman dies after the caravan she was in was blown into the sea in the west of ireland. edges an extra two billion pounds to build affordable and social housing in england and says she wants to see better quality homes. in the business news... average prices for goods and services rose faster last month than they did injuly. inflation unexpectedly went up to 2.7% in august. that's the highest level in six months — and higher than forecast. wages though, are still rising by more than inflation. transport costs — especially air and sea fares — went up most sharply as did clothing prices. but prices of household goods and furniture are not rising as quickly as they did a year ago. the £15bn merger between supermarkets sainsbury‘s and asda will be referred for a more in—depth investigation according to the regulator. the competition and markets authority said the deal "raises sufficient concerns to be referred for a more in—depth review". the merger would create a business taking £1 in every £3 spent on groceries. orla kiely — the british handbag and homeware retailer — is cl

we already see the signs of a change coming into the north west of ireland, and that rain will be associatedcal air gives it some soaking rain and some strong to galeforce winds up through the irish sea, so autumnal gales are on the way before it whisks away, and we could have more on wednesday. as well as the wet and windy weather, we will also see temperatures were lifting as the warm and humid air drags into southern areas. the tropical air will also have the effect of giving southern parts temperatures into the mid—20s with sunshine as well. but clearly concerned about the heavy rain we are getting and it could cause disruption through monday evening and into tuesday. 0n cause disruption through monday evening and into tuesday. on monday, grey and drizzly with mist and fog, and a gradual improvement through england and wales, but for scotland and northern ireland, a lot of cloud around with heavy rain for a time, but where it stays dry, 18 or 19, but where it stays dry, 18 or 19, but 24, 25 but where it stays dry, 18 or 19, but 2a, 25 over the south and east, so but 2a, 25 over the south

already the sign of a change coming into the south west of ireland towards the morning and that will aking rains and some strong to galeforce winds, so autumnal gales on their way. we could have more of those on wednesday. interestingly, as well as the wet and windy weather, we will also see temperatures lifting as the warm, humid airdrags also see temperatures lifting as the warm, humid air drags its way into southern areas, so the tropical air will also have the effect of giving southern parts temperatures into the mid—20s with sunshine as well. but concern about the heavy rain, which could cause disruption monday evening overnight into tuesday. grey and drizzly across the hills in the south. gradual improvement across england and wales but scotland and northern ireland has more cloud around with heavy rain for a time. where it stays dry, 18 or 19, but 24 oi’ where it stays dry, 18 or 19, but 24 or 25 where it stays dry, 18 or 19, but 24 or25 in the where it stays dry, 18 or 19, but 24 or 25 in the south and east, so feeling like summer again. monday evening and overnight, more rain

but already rain building across the south and west of ireland, and through monday that will push northwardsnd and wales, despite a little misty damp weather, even some fog first thing monday, it looks like it will brighten up, plenty of hazy sunshine, and it will warm up as well. even with more cloud further north we're into the high teens, but in southern and eastern areas we could have the mid—20s quite easily, especially in the sunshine. as the sun goes down we will have those winds escalating further, pushing further heavy rain across the west of the country, gales through the irish sea affecting parts of northern england, wales, the south—west, and possibly parts of southern scotland. and look at the temperatures, really a remarkably mild night. temperatures akin to what they should be during the day at this time of year. winds easing slightly eventually on tuesday but windy across the board, wet for northern and western areas. some rain as well will affect parts of england and wales. but as i mentioned we have more rather stormy weather to come this week as well. as soon as we say goo

quite a mixed note, in fact, brighter skies, much of north west scotla nd brighter skies, much of north west scotland leading towards northern irelandof rain. another warm day with sun spells. things are set to cool down as we head into tuesday. cooler is toppled and across the country, this front continues to weaken, no more than a band of rain. it introduces this cooler air, to the south of the country the warm air is pushed off into the continent. a messy picture to start on tuesday, that is the weather front bringing in a fair amount of cloud. perhaps the odd spot of rain. some sunny spells, a cooler field to things, generally. then we dropped back to 20 or 21 degrees across the south—east. a cooling trend into tuesday, the rest of the week, wednesday, thursday, friday, thanks to high pressure largely dried, on the cool side. around the seasonal average with variable cloud and a bit of sunshine. this is bbc news. i'm ben brown. the headlines at midday: theresa may insists she won't make compromises on her brexit chequers plan that aren't in the national interest. the shadow chancellor says the labour party will reach an agreemen

reasonably cool in the south that already you can see the rain looming large across the south west of irelandestern and northern and central scotland. for england and wales, generally speaking despite the misty start it should brighten up the misty start it should brighten up and warm up. even where we have more cloud in the north, 19 or 20 on the cards but through monday night into tuesday there is the potential for gales in the irish sea and there's more information on the website.

and a chilly night compared with what is coming but we have rain building across the south and west of irelandorthern scotland whilst england and wales, despite misty on a damp weather and even fog, it looks as it will brighten up with hazy sunshine and it will warm up with hazy sunshine and it will warm up even where we have more cloud we are into the high teens but across southern and eastern areas we could have a mid—20s easily, especially with the sunshine. as the sun goes down we find wind escalating further across the west of the country with gales through the irish sea affecting parts of northern england, wales, the south west and maybe southern scotland and look at the temperatures are remarkably mild night with temperatures akin to what they should be during the day. slight easing of the wins on tuesday but it will be a windy day across the board and a wet one in northern and western areas and rain will affect england and wales but as i mentioned, more stormy weather this week and no sooner do we say goodbye to that low—pressure this area could bring windy weather, particularly furthe

at the moment we are seeing wins to the west of ireland gusting around 90 miles an hour. iles an hour. the rain has largely cleared. outbreaks of rain across much of scotland. heaviest and most persistent by the end of the morning will be in the north. showers working into england and wales in the morning which will push their way southwards and eastwards. writing up in east anglia and the south—east after a bit of a great start. windy revie u r. temperature is highest in the south. —— windy wherever you are. you'll winds will remain strong in the evening. frequent showers with hail and thunder. in the south, the showers will fade to be replaced by more persistent rain in wales, south—east england and lincolnshire. cooler and mile to the south and fresher in the north. —— and mild. there will be showers, some of them heavy and most persistent in the north of scotland. this zone from the wash, in the midlands and south west will turn heavier and more persistent later and push their way into parts of north—west england and caused minor flooding. low pressure will head across

of sunshine through england and wales to start with. bit more cloud north—west england perhaps compared with yesterday. sunshine to the south and east of scotland, northern irelandn, most persistent in the highlands and islands in the morning before it turns to sunshine and showers as that showery band of rain pushes across the rest of scotland through the day, northern ireland into the afternoon and the far north of england. and so by the end of the day, notice how we reverse the fortunes. cooler air‘s to the north, warmer air‘s to the south, where we could be a degree or so higher as far as temperatures are concerned than we were during yesterday afternoon. the sunshine continues. finished with sunshine across the north, but temperatures in the teens. those clearer skies will work their way southwards behind a fragmenting area of cloud and just one or two showers as it works towards southern counties of england. not quite clear on the south coast for the start of friday, so it'll be a milder night here to take us into friday morning rush—hour. a colder one further north with a touch of frost possible just about anywhere. into friday, high pressure is building

of sunshine through england and wales to start with. bit more cloud north—west england perhaps compared with yesterday. sunshine to the south and east of scotland, northern irelandrsistent in the highlands and islands in the morning before it turns to sunshine and showers as that showery band of rain pushes across the rest of scotland through the day, northern ireland into the afternoon and the far north of england. and so by the end of the day, notice how we reverse the fortunes. cooler air‘s to the north, warmer air‘s to the south, where we could be a degree or so higher as far as temperatures are concerned than we were during yesterday afternoon. the sunshine continues. finished with sunshine across the north, but temperatures in the teens. those clearer skies will work their way southwards behind a fragmenting area of cloud and just one or two showers as it works towards southern counties of england. not quite clear on the south coast for the start of friday, so it'll be a milder night here to take us into friday morning rush—hour. a colder one further north with a touch of frost possible just about anywhere. into friday, high pressure is building in, keepin

and northern england and the west of wales. 0therwise, ireland andshine. it will feel warm. into this evening, it stays windy across scotla nd this evening, it stays windy across scotland with lots of showers, long spells of rain, gusts up to 50 mph, but across england and wales, largely dry with clear spells and temperatures just into double figures. we start monday on a lovely fine and sunny note after a chilly one, clouds will tend to increased the afternoon and another weather system vision into northern ireland and the west of scotland increasing wind, can feel to things, but across the south, not as warm as afternoon. hello, you're watching bbc news. the time to look at our headlines. boris johnson attacks the prime minister's brexit plans. saying she has handed the detonator to brussels. he says the detonator to brussels. he says the check list deal has opened the uk to perpetual lack male. it has been high drama at the us open serena williams loses her call and the final. penalised for you to round up for the empire. serena williams accuses h

of to go. this week on the show. we're checking out the food scene in ireland's west cork. ritain's coastline in all conditions. and i get a deeply visible tour of sarajevo's war wounds. we start this week ireland, the country is marking 170 years since the great hunger, a famine that swept across the country we start this week ireland, the country is marking 170 years since the great hunger, a famine that swept across the country leading to the deaths of overi million people. but ireland has since undergone a food revolution and kate hardie—buckley is returning home and at the taste of west cork food festival to explore what was once the epicentre of the famine and is now the country's top foodie destination. welcome to west cork. this is the mizen peninsula, the most south—westerly tip of the island of ireland. i've been coming to this part of the world since i was eight years old. people are drawn here by the dramatic scenery, the arts, and the great craic. and now they're flocking here for the local cuisine. west cork was recently voted ireland's food capital. the histor

of scotland. drizzly conditions as you can see. the north and west have this year all the cloud. a few breaks in the north—east of scotland and for northern irelandouth tees, but there will be some further west than patchy cloud and sunny spells for the south—west of england and for wales. temperatures in up to the 20s, wales. temperatures in up to the 205, 24 wales. temperatures in up to the 20s, 2a in london, perhaps 25 in hull. extra cloud for the north—west of england, cloud over the hills, cloudy for scotland and northern ireland, but breaks in the cloud, especially for part of aberdeenshire and around the moray firth, where temperatures could get up to 21 degrees. during this evening and tonight it will be that western areas that are seeing the cloud floating around, the odd spot of rain and drizzle here and there and so rain and drizzle here and there and so mist and market conditions. both the north of scotland and east of england, cloud remains, but it will not get too cold. most places holding into the double digits. tomorrow, first planted it is a similar day. the best of the brightness for the north and east. a cloudy day across parts

a casualty of the extreme weather which lashed the west coast of ireland. beach in county galway. the body of a woman in her 50s was recovered, believed to be a tourist visiting from switzerland who'd been asleep inside. as the storm ravaged northern ireland, a near miss for this driver in lisburn, just south of belfast. the treacherous conditions, forcing more quick thinking, this time from a ryanair pilot, just metres from the runway, aborting a landing at dublin. and obliteration of a hospitality tent in scotland at st andrews, hampering preparations for next month's european tour golf event. powerful winds wrenched a cruise ship from its moorings at greenock port in inverclyde. the nautica had to be secured at sea by tugs. and a major incident was declared in dumfries and galloway, after people were injured by flying debris. the danger became ever more apparent. a man was killed by a falling tree, and another injured in county armagh, as northern ireland recorded its strongest ever winds in september. more than 2000 homes and businesses lost power, as b

lots of sunshine through england and wales, bit more cloud in north—west england perhaps compared with yesterday. sunshine to the south and east of scotland and northern irelandnd outbreaks of rain most persistent in the highlands and islands through the morning before it turns to sunshine and showers. as that showery band of rain pushes across the west of scotland through the day, northern ireland into the afternoon and the far north of england. by the end of the day, notice how we have reversed the fortunes. cooler air to the north, warm air to the south, where we could be a degree or so higher as far as temperatures are concerned, than we were during yesterday afternoon. the sunshine continues. finish with sunshine across the north, temperatures in the teens, those clearer skies will work southwards behind a fragmenting area of cloud and just one or two showers as it works towards southern counties of england. not quite clear in the south coast for the start of friday, a milder night to take us into friday morning rush—hour, a colder one further north, with a touch of frost possible just about anywhere. into friday, high pressure is building in keeping thi

scotla nd skies behind for the north and west of scotland and northern ireland, becoming re chilly here, elsewhere with cloud that will be another one night, temperatures in double figures. this weather front bringing outbreaks of rain, warm again across the south—east, from tuesday onwards, high—pressure in control, cooler for all. hello, this is bbc news with ben brown. the headlines... standing firm on brexit — theresa may says she won't give in to calls for another referendum. the shadow chancellor says he's worried about the prospect of the labour party splitting apart amid the row over anti—semitism. a big rise in the number of staff caught smuggling banned items into prisons. more protests in the german city of kemnitz following the death of a german man alleged to have been killed by two migrants. those are the headlines. now on bbc news, talking books. hello and welcome to talking books from the edinburgh international book festival with me, kirsty wark. ten years on from the election of barack 0bama, what progress does author and academic t geronimojohnson think

can see the central storm to the west of iberia, moving north and throwing up a lot of clouds ahead of it. today there will be rain affecting the far west of northern irelandhe sunshine will be across southern areas and quite a one day, really. temperatures getting up into the high teens across northern parts of to the mid—20s across the south. here is storm helene. it will move further north, but the isobars are becoming much closer together, indicative of some stronger winds through tonight. particularly around the irish sea coast where we could see gusts of wind of 60, 60 five miles per hour. heavy rain working its way into northern ireland, into wales, up into the north and west of scotland. quite a warm and humid night. those temperatures no lower than about 14-17. temperatures no lower than about 14—17. through tuesday, quite a breezy day. we will see some of the rain moving further north and east, and eventually it will clear away so there will be sunshine as we go through tuesday. some showers moving their way in but it will stay quite breezy into the afternoon. those gusts of wind, but black winged arrows there, still up into the 30s and 40s miles

of the weather in the afternoon. a breezy day, especially the further north you are, particularly into northern england, northern ireland and scotland. outbreaks of rain heading towards northern ireland from the west could see temperatures up to 2a degrees in some sunny temperatures up to 2a degrees in some sunny spells. this rain, to end the day, northern ireland and the west of scotland as a weather front, a leading edge of colour and that continues to move south, very slowly on monday, quite a change in the feel of the weather, fresher, less humid and it will be cooler. some sunny spells around, scotland and northern ireland. the weatherfrom full ta ke northern ireland. the weatherfrom full take some aspects of rain into the midlands and further west, it will feel cooler here, but send work ahead in south—east england, still some sunny ahead in south—east england, still some sunny spells. all range of weather on monday, but this weather front completed journey south moving into tuesday, temperatures by then close together, could feel across the borders and as the week goes on, plenty of dry weather. this is bbc world news today. our top stories: figures from america's political elite — includin

of the weather across eastern and southern areas but this weather front is edging closer and closer. winds are strengthening, really quite blustery around the western isles, in the north and west coast of northern irelandn the north and west coast of northern ireland. the real warmth develops in central and eastern areas, that's that plume of warmth coming out of france, so temperatures will get into the mid—20s in london, possibly even the mid—20s as far north as yorkshire, but in the north—west, a little bit of rain on the way for belfast later in the afternoon on sunday or early evening. the outlook into next week isn't looking bad at all, variable amounts of cloud. looks like the temperatures will drop a little bit, but essentially speaking it's looking fine, into the 20s or high teens for most of us. bye— bye. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america on pbs and around the globe. my name is nkem ifejika. our top stories: the trump administration confirms that it's stopping all funding for the un agency that supports palestinian refugees. you make me feel, you make me feel... a star—studded send off for aretha franklin at a funeral ceremony in her hometown of detroit. the world

some of these will be on the heavier side, lifting its northern ireland and the north—west of scotla well. further east across scotland not as many showers. some spells of sunshine. as mentioned, a breezy day and temperatures 11—15d at best. just a little bit warmer across the channel islands. as we look further ahead at the start of next week, we end sunday said to me on a latte drying out. it is that that sets up for the week to come. high pressure that will be sitting out west starts to build its way across the country, so that means for monday, especially the further south you are, we're looking at largely dry weather and some spells of sunshine. further north as we go through the week ahead, we will see some cloud, rain times, breezy conditions as well. further south, though, it may well warm up, getting into the low 20s later in the week. mixed fortunes as we head through the next few days. this is bbc news. the headlines at 2.00 — the foreign secretary, jeremy hunt, urges european leaders to "step back from the abyss," a day after theresa may demanded more respect from brussel

and into the north—west of the uk, the next weather system arrives, clouding over in scotland and northern irelandatures struggling between 11—14 on monday. that rain will push southwards overnight, leaving us with a more westerly airflow. not quite as chilly by day or by night. there will be a lot of cloud, and probably not much rain. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is lebo diseko. our top stories: senior republicans discuss the next steps in the process to confirm donald trump's nominee for the supreme court. it follows a day of dramatic testimonies on capitol hill from judge brett kavanaugh and dr christine blasey ford, who's accusing him of sexual assault. doctor ford, with what degree of certainty do you believe that cavanagh certainty do you believe that cava nagh assaulted you 7 certainty do you believe that cavanagh assaulted you? 100%. i swear today, under oath, before the senate and the nation, before my family and god, i am innocent of this charge. also on the

of scotland. into the afternoon, bigger cloud bringing rain into northern ireland, west of scotland, the far north—westoday in the south—east but still up to 21 or 22 degrees. another bout of wet and windy weather in northern areas on monday night. tuesday, we are left with this trailing weather fronts, slicing the country into. bringing a band of clouds, some outbreaks of rain, heavy bursts but much of it quite like that patchy. this weather front will divide the warm air in the south—east from the cooler air further north and west. temperatures in london close to 2a degrees. more like the mid—teens across parts of scotland and northern ireland. further showers into the north—west. by wednesday the front will still be wriggling around, uncertainty about how quickly it will clear. looks like it will hang around on wednesday. bringing some damp weather across the south. golden sunshine, still some blustery showers in the north—west. for all of us a significantly cooler field. 15 to 70 degrees. -- 15 to 17. behind that, all of us getting into that cooler, fresh air. there will be a little bit of rain in

and into the north—west of the uk, the next weather system arrives, clouding over in scotland and northern irelandy the end of the day, but temperatures struggling to 11—14 degrees on monday. that rain will push southwards overnight, leaving us with more of a westerly airflow, so not quite so chilly by day or by night. there'll be a lot of cloud, and probably not much rain. good morning. welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. our headlines today: accusation and emphatic denial. the us senate hears dramatic testimonies in the row over donald trump's supreme court nominee or donald trump's nominee for the us supreme court and the woman who accuses him of sexual assault —— with what degree of certainty do you believe brett kavanaugh assaulted you? 100%. i swear today, under oath, before the senate and the nation, before my family and god, i am innocent of this charge. around 1,000 headteachers prepare to march on downing street to demand extra funding for schools.

travel videos and we show the most beautiful ones here on our show this time we head to the west coast of ireland david alone he has sent us some nice footage of the cliffs of moher they are the country's most famous cliffs and they rise up to two hundred meters out of the atlantic. up good. thing to move. my. fingers. smell. and feel the scab. that your soul and spoke. with that. i will be. here when the fall. out. of. the october festival force wouldn't be complete without a visit to one of the many pavilions there are fourteen big chance at all which can hold up to one hundred thousand people i'm in the hot tents one of the largest and october fest. you'll always find a free spot during the day but in the even thing it's a real challenge is specially on the weekends. i thank god i am i guess. i. i. i. i. i for some people october fest is a chance to go a bit crazy i i. i am. if you're here for the first time remember the beer at october fest is a bit stronger than your regular lager otherwise the party might be over sooner than you'd like. so what's my impression of the october fest there's a

of sunshine through england and wales to start with. bit more cloud north—west england perhaps compared with yesterday. sunshine to the south and east of scotland, northern ireland in the morning, before it turns to sunshine and showers, as that showery band of rain pushes across the rest of scotland through the day, northern ireland into the afternoon and the far north of england. and so by the end of the day, notice how we reverse the fortunes. cooler air‘s to the north, warmer air‘s to the south, where we could be a degree or so higher as far as temperatures are concerned than we were during yesterday afternoon. the sunshine continues. finish with sunshine across the north, but temperatures in the teens. those clearer skies will work their way southwards behind a fragmenting area of cloud and just one or two showers as it works towards southern counties of england. not quite clear on the south coast for the start of friday, so it'll be a milder night here to take us into friday morning rush—hour. a colder one further north with a touch of frost possible just about anywhere. into friday, high pressure is building in, keeping things dry. but as that cold front

of sunshine through england and wales to start with. bit more cloud north—west england perhaps compared with yesterday. sunshine to the south and east of scotland, northern irelandstent in the highlands and islands in the morning before it turns to sunshine and showers as that showery band of rain pushes across the rest of scotland through the day, northern ireland into the afternoon and the far north of england. and so by the end of the day, notice how we reverse the fortunes. cooler air‘s to the north, warmer air‘s to the south, where we could be a degree or so higher as far as temperatures are concerned than we were during yesterday afternoon. the sunshine continues. finished with sunshine across the north, but temperatures in the teens. those clearer skies will work their way southwards behind a fragmenting area of cloud and just one or two showers as it works towards southern of england. not quite clear on the south coast for the start of friday, so it'll be a milder night here to take us into friday into friday morning rush—hour. a colder one further north with a touch of frost possible just about anywhere. into friday, high pressure is building in, keepin

of sunshine through england and wales to start with. bit more cloud north—west england perhaps compared with yesterday. sunshine to the south and east of scotland, northern irelandreaks of rain, most persistent in the highlands and islands in the morning before it turns to sunshine and showers as that showery band of rain pushes across the rest of scotland through the day, northern ireland into the afternoon and the far north of england. and so by the end of the day, notice how we reverse the fortunes. cooler air‘s to the north, warmer air‘s to the south, where we could be a degree or so higher as far as temperatures are concerned than we were during yesterday afternoon. the sunshine continues. finished with sunshine across the north, but temperatures in the teens. those clearer skies will work their way southwards behind a fragmenting area of cloud and just one or two showers as it works towards southern counties of england. not quite clear on the south coast for the start of friday, so it'll be a milder night here to take us into friday morning rush—hour. a colder one further north with a touch of frost possible just about anywhere. into friday, high pressure

the split fortunes continue into tomorrow, a bit of klavan north wales, north—west england, northern irelandpots of rain, it should cheer up a little bit here through the day cost of north—west scotla nd through the day cost of north—west scotland continuing to see outbreaks of rain and a strong breeze. east of scotland, some brightness and warmth, 21 degrees in aberdeen and a similar temperature across parts of wales and england. all of us turning cooler and fresh as we had to the weekend. you're watching beyond 100 days. president trump holds back on the fire and fury at the united nations. last year he set the global body's hair on fire with his defiant tone. this year the message was a little more subdued. though his belief in america first is clearly undiminished. there's really not much love from mr trump for the world's global institution. we reject the ideology of globalism and we embrace the doctrine of patriotism. even in new york, the president can't escape questions about dramas playing out in washington, casting doubt on the credibility of a second woman accusing brett kavanaugh

west of scotland, thickening cloud and some outbreaks of rain. through the ceiling and tonight we will push it further south and east, moving out of northern irelandles and the south west. cloud and mrand parts of wales and the south west. cloud and mr and mark and drizzle, outbreaks of rain, mild night underneath this cloud, the south east holding on to clear spells, it will be on the cool side but north—west scotland and northern ireland things are cooling off as well as the weather passes through and the sky clears out. into tomorrow the weather front sticks around, as these red bulls pass along the front it may be that the rain peps up from time to time. the front also separating warm air in the south—east from colour air across the south—east corner seeing sunny spells and temperatures here again into the middle 20s cooling off even here by the time we get into tuesday, the weather front still in evidence but not much more than a band of cloud and maybe the odd shower, some band of cloud and maybe the odd shower, some sunny band of cloud and maybe the odd shower, some sunny spells but the stench is a bit more low, 15—21 at best. as we get tow

through the small hours of sunday, more patchy rain in the south—west, parts of wales, north—west england, northern irelandrundling across scotland. generally our lot of cloud around but if we keep hold of clear spells for any length of time, we could get down into single digits. most places have a mild night. low pressure to the north—west with various frontal systems moving through. each one bringing outbreaks of rain. we will start the day with patchy, light rain across parts of the south—west, wales, north—west england and perhaps northern england for a time. heavier rain continues northwards across scotland. actually, away from the wet areas, it won't turn into a bad day. some spells of sunshine with patchy cloud. it will be breezy but warmer than it was today, 23 degrees in london. some showers across wales and the midlands but by the afternoon, relatively bright. the same for northern ireland. eastern scotland perking up. western scotland, however, heavier downpours with thunderstorms brought in on a brisk wind. it will only increase on sunday night. wind gusts up to 55 mph. further south, still qui

a casualty of the extreme weather which lashed the west coast of ireland.eceived reports of a caravan blown onto a beach in county galway. the body of a woman in her 50s was recovered, believed to be a tourist visiting from switzerland who'd been asleep inside. as the storm ravaged northern ireland, a near miss for this driver in lisburn, just south of belfast. the treacherous conditions, forcing more quick thinking, this time from a ryanair pilot, just metres from the runway, aborting a landing at dublin. and obliteration of a hospitality tent in scotland at st andrews, hampering preparations for next month's european tour golf event. powerful winds wrenched a cruise ship from its moorings at greenock port in inverclyde. the nautica had to be secured at sea by tugs. and a major incident was declared in dumfries and galloway, after people were injured by flying debris. the danger became ever more apparent. a man was killed by a falling tree, and another injured in county armagh, as northern ireland recorded its strongest ever winds in september. more than 2

a casualty of the extreme weather which lashed the west coast of ireland.received reports of a caravan blown onto a beach in county galway. the body of a woman in her 50s was recovered, believed to be a tourist visiting from switzerland who'd been asleep inside. as the storm ravaged northern ireland, a near miss for this driver in lisburn, just south of belfast. the treacherous conditions, forcing more quick thinking, this time from a ryanair pilot, just metres from the runway, aborting a landing at dublin. and obliteration of a hospitality tent in scotland at st andrews, hampering preparations for next month's european tour golf event. powerful winds wrenched a cruise ship from its moorings at greenock port in inverclyde. the nautica to be secured at sea by tugs. and a major incident was declared in dumfries and galloway, after people were injured by flying debris. the danger became ever more apparent. a man was killed by a falling tree, and another injured in county armagh, as northern ireland recorded its strongest ever winds in september. more than 2000

west of england and wales later. the rain gets pushed in. more rain from northern ireland, northern and western scotland. n the south. as we head into tomorrow, we keep the winds going. the stronger winds across much of england and wales. 60 mph. very quickly rebutted the back of the rain in wales pushing very quickly in the morning into northern ireland and scotland, to be followed by sunny spells and also some showers towards the west in the afternoon. ahead of those we still have the warm and muggy air across the midlands and eastern england in particular. some warmth for a time for east of scotland. higher temperatures was the south east as well. 25 degrees is likely. 18 to 19 for scotland and northern ireland. maybe the windiest weather is still to come. the deepening area of low pressure stemming the atlantic on a strengthening jet stream. the worst of the weather will be in the north—west of the uk. windy for scotla nd north—west of the uk. windy for scotland and northern ireland. 0utbreaks scotland and northern ireland. outbreaks of rain on and off for most of the day. rain in england and wales. t

a casualty of the extreme weather which lashed the west coast of ireland.s morning, police received reports of a caravan blown onto a beach in county galway. the body of a woman in her 50s was recovered to, believed to be a tourist visiting from switzerland who'd been asleep inside. powerful winds wrenched this cruise ship from its moorings at inverclyde in scotland. the nautica became detached from the dock and had to be secured at sea by tugs. no—one on board was injured. elsewhere in scotland, a major incident was declared as people were injured by flying debris, and network rail worked to clear trees that struck a level crossing. as storm ali swept across the uk, a roof torn off a hotel in the isle of man damaged cars below. the strong winds ravaged northern ireland, a man was killed by a falling tree and another injured. parks and playgrounds were closed as branches fell on cars and houses. i heard a thud on the back of my roof which i was a bit worried about but it was smaller type branches, it was only about five minutes later i went out to the front