the south-west of england? that's riaht, the south-west of england? that's right. n. — the south-west of england? that's right. ben. i— the south-west of england? that's right, ben. iwonder_ the south-west of england? that's right, ben. iwonder if— the south-west of england? that's right, ben. i wonder if quite - the south-west of england? that's right, ben. i wonder if quite a - the south-west of england? that's right, ben. i wonder if quite a few| right, ben. i wonder if quite a few people are a bit tired this morning, and the chances are it was these noisy thunderstorms which were responsible. in some areas we had extreme falls of rain, in swindon, one months�* worth in the space of an hour. we had some flash flooding in parts of devon yesterday as well. this week will often be wet and windy because we have got a very powerfuljet windy because we have got a very powerful jet stream across the atlantic which is blowing at 150mph, it is the jet stream which makes and moves our areas of low pressure, so moves our areas of low pressure, so we moves our areas of low p

the south-west of england? that's riaht, the south-west of england? that's right. ight, ben. i wonder if quite - the south-west of england? that's right, ben. i wonder if quite a - the south-west of england? that's right, ben. i wonder if quite a few| right, ben. i wonder if quite a few people are a bit tired this morning, and the chances are it was these noisy thunderstorms which were responsible. in some areas we had extreme falls of rain, in swindon, one months' worth in the space of an hour. we had some flash flooding in parts of devon yesterday as well. this week will often be wet and windy because we have got a very powerfuljet windy because we have got a very powerful jet stream across the atlantic which is blowing at 150mph, it is the jet stream which

scotland, north—west england, parts of wales, turning very mild down towards the south west, rather es our next frontal system for tuesday that is going to bring some heavy bursts of rain, particularly wet, i think, over high ground in south—west scotland, north—west england and parts of wales. to the south of that, some patchy rain and a fair amount of cloud. but it is going to be windy, particularly for england, wales, northern ireland. inland spots could see gusts of 50 mp. inland spots could see gusts of 50 mph. around some of the coasts, the winds could be a little bit stronger than that. temperature—wise, well, we could get to 20 to 21 degrees, if the cloud breaks at all down towards the south of england and south wales. tuesday night into wednesday, we see all these white lines, all these isobars on the chart. that shows us that it is going to be windy still, windy on wednesday, particularly just ahead of this band of cloud and rain, this cold front, which will be pushing its way southwards and eastwards through the day. to the north and west of that, well, we see a mix of sun

for tuesday this area of low pressure swirling to the south—west of us may introduce the odd shower acrossa waether front in northern scotland will be weakening and elsewhere lots more sunshine and plenty of warmth as well, but a slight shift in the wind direction will bring a slightly cooler day in the eastern side of scotland, 21 for aberdeen, further south 27, possibly 28 degrees. as we move into wednesday, this area of high pressure changes shape, shifts to the east of us and we start to bring the winds up from the south, so another surge of very warm air. wednesday is the day when some places could get up to 30 celsius or possibly even a little bit higher than that, a few patches of mist and fog around some of the coast and elsewhere it is a story of warmth and sunshine. and as we head towards the end of the week we stick with the same theme, temperatures could still get close to 30 degrees on thursday. only very, very slowly will it turn more unsettled from the west. live from washington, this is bbc news. there's hundred of vehicles that are completely stuck in the mud. this is a di

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country have more favorable conditions for crossing in cool weather, they are cooler than the west and southt of the country. for tamrchin border , we have temperatures of 35 and 18 bashmaq, 37 and 12, and for the individual, we expect that there will be an increase in clouds and scattered rains in the north-west of our country, but the west and south-west of our country will also have dust, which will reduce the quality of the air, which is high humidity for khuzestan province. 46 mehran and the attractive temperature of 49 shalemcheh in the hottest temperature of 37 degrees above zero we were supposed to thank you for your attention and companionship. have a good time and may god protect you all. they are going to reach here between the two holy places . of course, with the memory of the martyrs and martyrs who fought together in this area and the martyrdom of moradi bacha majidieh, i dedicate it to the victorious soul of the defender martyr. salamat abolfazl, mohaghegnejad shisha 5401, the sound of amir ahmadi's last video is from his last trip to karbala , janan, my love and it turned in

west, introducing some more rain. temperatures ranging from 1a in the north to about 21 or 22 down in the south—east. e week, there's some showers in the north and west on friday and saturday, some rain comes in from the south and sunday, but a lot of dry weather, too. live from london. this is bbc news. thousands of armenian refugees continue to flee nagorno—karabakh, as an explosion at a fuel depot reportedly kills 20 people. the uk home secretary suella braverman is expected to say being gay is not enough to get refugee status in a speech calling for changes to international conventions. and jailed russian opposition figure alexei navalny appeals against his 19—year sentence. hello, i'm lucy grey. welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. we start in the caucasus, where at least 20 people have been killed in an explosion at a fuel depot in the disputed territory of nagorno—karabakh. armenian separatist officials say almost 300 people have been admitted to hospitals, with dozens in

spread up the irish sea, gusts of 60 to 70 mph and exposure for parts of west wales into north—west england, southt scotland and parts of northern ireland too. later the strong winds transfer across scotland. much of the day will start dry with early sunshine, northern edges scenarios might escape the rain and the wind, afine might escape the rain and the wind, a fine day across the south—east. heavy rain spills up the irish sea, accompanying the gales, temperatures no higher than 15 or 16 but up to 21 in the south—east, given sunny spells. storm agnes continues to weaken as it pushes northwards, eventually exiting north—east scotland during thursday morning. we are in between weather systems on thursday so quieter, spells of sunshine for eastern england, more cloud out west about the next frontal system will work into northern ireland and western scotland later. 20 degrees in the south—east, mid—teens further north and west. weather fronts will continue to affect parts of the country through friday on the weekend, mainly in the north and west, staying dry and warm across the south and the hello a

tuesday, this area of low pressure swirling to the south—west, introducing the odd shower across the therfront in northern scotland weakening, elsewhere lots of sunshine and plenty of warmth. a slight shift in the wind direction, a cooler day in the wind direction, a cooler day in the eastern side of scotland, 21 for aberdeen, further south 27, possibly 28 degrees. wednesday, this area of high pressure changes shape. shifting to the east, we get the wind up from the cell. another surge of very warm air, wednesday is the day when some places could get up to 30 celsius, possibly even a little bit higher. patches of mist and fog around the cows but elsewhere a story of warmth and sunshine. as we head towards the end of the week, sticking with the same theme, temperatures close to 30 celsius on thursday. 0nly temperatures close to 30 celsius on thursday. only very slowly will it turn more unsettled from the west. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak with the headlines. ukraine's military are reporting significant progress in their counter—offensive against russia's invasion. they say they

express the nutritional problems of at least those provinces of our country in the south-east, south-westth-west provinces of our country, which have been seen in the role in the recent report , and during the year, i have experienced the same in the report that they have collaborated with. this is the environmental organization where we can work among ourselves only within the country, environmental work knows no borders, we don't have political borders, so we can say that all countries have put it among their priorities, and that's why i told you that the regional environmental organization established the first regional agreements to deal with dust. the country that invested money in this issue and this fund that all countries should fight for this issue , we started with the issue of dust in iraq as a pilot by issuing technical knowledge, i.e. experts, which was the first news conference for us and the two countries. the united nations itself is iran's leading fight against the phenomenon there is dust and very good technical knowledge about women and export to different countries at

starting in the north of england, wales and the south—west, there could be some rumbles of thunder. will work its way eastwards, never quite reaching the far south—east until late in the day. brighter skies in its wake. fresh feel in the breeze, but frequent showers across western scotland, northern ireland and the wind strengthening across the western isles where, as we go into thursday, we could see winds gusting 50, 60mph again here. but elsewhere, the winds will be lighter compared with the next couple of days. a sunny start, fresh start, but plenty of showers developing through the day. some of those could be heavy and thundery. for all, temperatures in the teens. in the breeze and the showers, it will feel cooler. the change to the unsettled conditions is because we�*ve got the jet stream really piling across the atlantic and in these dips, we see areas of low pressure, one after another, but there will be a little bit of a gap between them, i suspect, through friday into saturday. so late on friday and early saturday, there will be some drier and brighter moments with some su

and talking of heavy rain on sunday, parts of south west england had localised flash flooding becausese downpours and thunderstorms that drifted up from the south. you can see the shower clouds there on our earlier satellite picture. we've also got a couple of different frontal systems pushing in from the west. so whichever way you slice it, quite a wet start to monday for many of us. still some hefty showers across parts of eastern england first thing. then here comes our band of rain, some particularly wet weather across parts of scotland. behind our rain bands, we see a mixture of sunny spells and showers. some of those could be on the heavy side. and also behind our rain band, a cooler, fresherfeel. so temperatures north to south, 13—20 degrees. so cool and fresh as we head into monday night, some clear spells, still some showers. and then here comes our next weather system, a zone of cloud and outbreaks of heavy rain across northern ireland, south west scotland, northwest england, parts of wales. turning very mild down towards the south west, rather chilly across north eastern pa

scotland, north—west england, parts of wales, turning very mild down towards the south west, rather t frontal system for tuesday that is going to bring some heavy bursts of rain, particularly wet, i think, over high ground in south—west scotland, north—west england and parts of wales. to the south of that, some patchy rain and a fair amount of cloud. but it is going to be windy, particularly for england, wales, northern ireland. inland spots could see gusts of 50 mph. around some of the coasts, the winds could be a little bit stronger than that. temperature—wise, well, we could get to 20 or 21 degrees, if the cloud breaks at all down towards the south of england and south wales. tuesday night into wednesday, we see all these white lines, all these isobars on the chart. that shows us that it is going to be windy, that shows us that it is going to be windy, still windy on wednesday, particularly just ahead of this band of cloud and rain, this cold front, which will be pushing its way southwards and eastwards through the day. to the north and west of that, well, we see a mix of sunny sp

from the south—west. the south of this country. the south of england into the channel islands staying dry with some breaks in the cloud. in between, rain extensive and heavy through to northern ireland. north of wales, north—west england and turning wetter in south—west scotland. 45 mph winds around the coast. a warmish date of the south—east, 20—21 c. evening and overnight, rain sweeping north across scotland before clearer skies later but it turns wetter in parts of northern england, north and west wales into tomorrow morning. 12-16 c, a wales into tomorrow morning. 12—16 c, a warm and humid start to sunday. the further south you are there will be missed and merc —— mist and murk. merc —— mistand murk. in the merc —— mist and murk. in the midlands and lincolnshire it would turn claudia, damp or later but towards the south and east a few sunny outbreaks, 23 24 celsius, pretty warm for the first day of october. into monday, high pressure 0ctober. into monday, high pressure across europe, they will be getti

scotland, north—west england, parts of wales, turning very mild down towards the south west, rather ontal system for tuesday that is going to bring some heavy bursts of rain, particularly wet, i think, over high ground in south—west scotland, north—west england and parts of wales. to the south of that, some patchy rain and a fair amount of cloud. but it is going to be windy, particularly for england, wales, northern ireland. inland spots could see gusts of 50 mph. around some of the coasts, the winds could be a little bit stronger than that. temperature—wise, well, we could get to 20 or 21 degrees, if the cloud breaks at all down towards the south of england and south wales. tuesday night into wednesday, we see all these white lines, all these isobars on the chart. that shows us that it is going to be windy still, windy on wednesday, particularly just ahead of this band of cloud and rain, this cold front, which will be pushing its way southwards and eastwards through the day. to the north and west of that, well, we see a mix of sunny spells and showers returning — temperatures of 14

in south—west scotland later. seventh day in a row above 30 degrees but we are looking at the low to mid 20s for the north. heavy thundery showers are possible for northern ireland and parts of in the scotland and more persistent when in the far north—west so you might hear the far north—west so you might hear the odd rumble of thunder and towards the south—east muggy and sticky and 16 or 17 degrees into monday morning. gradually into next week the orange colours, the warm air get skweze away towards the south and we will start to see something fresher and more welcoming. we are typically looking at the high teens and low 20s for the rest of the week. more than 600 people are so far known to have been killed in a powerful 6.8 magnitude earthquake in morocco, with marrakesh among the hardest hit areas. the epicentre was in the high atlas mountains. police have confirmed sightings of missing prisoner daniel khalife in chiswick, west london. in a new description, he is said to be wearing a black baseball cap and a bla

for tuesday, this area of low pressure swirling to the south—west of us may just introduce the odd showerill be weakening. elsewhere, lots more sunshine and plenty of warmth as well, although a slight shift in the wind direction will bring a slightly cooler day in the eastern side of scotland. 21 there for aberdeen. further south 27, possibly 28 degrees. as we move into wednesday, this area of high pressure changes shape, shifts to the east of us and we start to bring the winds up from the south, so another surge of very warm air. wednesday is the day when some places could get up to 30 celsius or possibly even a little bit higher than that. a few patches of mist and fog around some of the coasts but elsewhere, it's a story of warmth and sunshine. and as we head towards the end of the week, we stick with the same theme. temperatures could still get close to 30 degrees on thursday. only very, very slowly will it turn more unsettled from the west. live from london, this is bbc news. rishi sunak heads to indonesia where he will attend the asean summit, hoping to boost trade and investment li

the further south and west, clearer skies . but i further south and west, clearer skies. n, not dropping a huge amount. so it's likely to be another relatively warm for most of us as we warm night for most of us as we go through wednesday itself . a go through wednesday itself. a slow, murky start then for some eastern north eastern but eastern north eastern parts. but that should gradually that low cloud should gradually burn coast for burn back towards the coast for most the exception, perhaps around eastern parts of scotland . i am expecting the low cloud to here linger well into the afternoon . otherwise, yes, it afternoon. otherwise, yes, it may be a touch cloudier than some but plenty of some recent days, but plenty of sunshine to be had and temperatures even temperatures could be even higher highs around higher still with highs around 32 celsius . 32 celsius. >> that warm feeling inside aside from boxt boilers as proud sponsors of weather on news. the people's channel. britain's news . news. the people's channel. britain's news. channel news. the people's channel. b

sometimes in the eastern part of our country, in the slopes of alborz, for some parts of the west and south, the wind speed increases during the hours , always bringing dust and reducing the air quality for these areas. we are expecting an increase in altitude in parts of the persian gulf let's have it and the sea is rough. in terms of wind , i will predict the temperature decrease for the next three days from today. from tonight and tomorrow morning, the temperature will decrease in the parts of the northern belt of the country for the northern coasts of the country in the northwest and northeast and the slopes of alborz. regarding the fact that we are experiencing a relative decrease in temperature in other regions of my country, due to the approach of the anniversary of imam reza's martyrdom and the march of our compatriots to the holy mashhad, we must point out the weather in the northeast of razavi khorasan province that sometimes we will have dust, the wind will speed up in the hours, dust and decrease we are predicting the air quality in parts of the north-east of the country. we exp

the tuesday the area of low pressure swelling to the south—west of us may introduce the odd shower acrossney norman culleton will weaken and elsewhere lots more sunshine and plenty of water is well but and plenty of water is well but a slight shift in the wind direction will bring a slightly cooler day in the eastern side of scotland, 21 for aberdeen, further south 27, possibly 28. on wednesday the area of high pressure changes shape. shift to the east of us and we start to the east of us and we start to bring the winds up from the south so another surge of very warm air. when is stable in some places get up to 30 celsius or possibly even a little bit higher than that, so if you patches of mist and fog around some of the coast and elsewhere it is a story of warmth and sunshine. and as we head towards the end of the week we stick with the same theme, bridges could still go close to 30 on thursday, only very, very slowly will it earn more unsettled from the west. the chinese developer, country garden, lives to fight another day as creditors give it more time to pay off its debt. plus the hu

a bit more erratic to the north and west of wales, north—west england and turning wetter in south—west. a fresh day to the north, but without strong winds. a warmish day of the south—east, 20—21 c. evening and overnight, rain sweeping north across scotland before clearer skies later, but it turns wetter in parts of northern england, north and west wales into tomorrow morning. 12—16, maybe 17 degrees, a warm and humid start to sunday, particularly the further south you are. there will be mist and murk around, especially around south—western coasts. northern england and wales, further outbreaks of rain. heavy at times. that'll shift towards the south and east, brightening up with sunshine, south—west england and the midlands turning cloudier and damper. south—east will stay sunny, 23, 2a celsius, pretty warm for the first day of october. into monday, high pressure across europe, they will be getting some unusual warmth there, but we are on the edge of it and that will still allow further weather fronts to push their way in. the winds won't be particularly strong away from north scotland.

i think the mayor's invest south west program which many of you may know invest don't know was a 727 engineer $50 million in ten neighborhoods in the south, the west side and the retail. that's a start. but there's a lot, lot more that needs to happen. well, how can architecture and design actually revitalize the city? well, can all by themselves. i think important to stress that. in other words, just by building buildings, we can't build better people. architecture, urban design are not deterministic in that way. but they can can they can join with other things. public better public safety, better schools to help revitalize communities. and i think that what we're seeing here, especially with the invest southwest program, which has attracted. 1.4 billion in public philanthropic and private funds, is an attempt to turn the ocean or oil tanker in a new direction and. it's a multi-generational project. i mean, lori lightfoot, maurice cox for planning commissioner have started this turn, but they've broken ground, i think for one one develop an auburn gresham which is going to have about

although watch out for some strong in south—west strong winds in the south—west taking the details andmist and fog clears away, there'll be plenty of the of of sunshine across the bulk of the the exception perhaps the uk. the exception perhaps being far north of scotland being the far north of scotland where front lingering where there is a front lingering here, bringing a bit cloud here, bringing a bit of cloud and perhaps a few spots of drizzly rain as well. otherwise lots of sunshine. watch for lots of sunshine. watch out for some blustery winds in some strong, blustery winds in the south—west. now they will take off the take the edge off the temperatures a little but temperatures a little bit, but for it's to be a for many, it's going to be a little hotter than it was little bit hotter than it was yesterday. highs 31 yesterday. highs around 31 celsius south—east celsius towards the south—east later today, we are going to later on today, we are going to see cloud drifting in see some low cloud drifting in from the north sea. so some ha some sea threat affecting parts of eastern scot

for tuesday the area of low pressure swelling to the south—west of us may introduce the odd shower acrossnd elsewhere lots more sunshine and plenty of water is well but a slight shift in the wind direction will bring a slightly cooler day in the eastern side of scotland, 21 for aberdeen, further south 27, possibly 28. on wednesday the area of high pressure changes shape. shifts to the east of us and we start to bring the winds up from the south so another surge of very warm air. wednesday, some places get up to 30 celsius or possibly even a little bit higher than that, a few patches of mist and fog around some of the coast and elsewhere it is a story of warmth and sunshine. and as we head towards the end of the week we stick with the same theme, temperatures could still go close to 30 on thursday, only very, very slowly will it turn more unsettled from the west. pole mariupol the chinese developer, country garden, lives to fight another day as creditors give it more time to pay off its debt. we will have the latest on the potential strike in america. welcome to asia business report, with

the zagros highlands , it can be mentioned in provinces like chaharmahal and bakhtiari in the south and westisfahan province in the north of fars province. the intensity of these rains will be yellow in the south and southeast of bahrain, the central and southern part of kerman province, the north and east of hormozgan province, and the southern areas of sistan and baluchistan province. severe will continue to be an important phenomenon it is worth mentioning that in the eastern part of our country, there is an increase in wind speed and the phenomenon of dust, in a part of razavi razavi khorasan province, south khorasan province , sistan and baluchistan, kerman and the south of semnan province , we will have strong winds and dust in these areas. a part of the west and south-west of our country will also experience a sharp decrease in dust, in terms of temperature conditions, most of our country will see a relative increase in temperature until the end of the week, except for the northern part of our country, the coastal provinces of the caspian sea, ardabil province, which will see a relati

but notice there will be some strong winds in south—west. so it winds in the south—west.t to see low clouds will feel a little bit different to to see low clouds will feel a little bit different to to drifte low clouds will feel a little bit different to to drift in low clouds will feel a little bit different to to drift in from low clouds will feel a little bit different to to drift in from low north; going to drift in from the north sea through overnight sea as we go through overnight into wednesday. so a bit of a slow start and some of that slow start here and some of that could linger through slow start here and some of that could of linger through slow start here and some of that could of the linger through slow start here and some of that could of the day. ger through slow start here and some of that could of the day. elsewhere,| much of the day. elsewhere, quite bit sunshine around quite a bit of sunshine around and temperatures to quite a bit of sunshine around and when temperatures to quite a bit of sunshine around and when day temperatures to quite a bit of suns

west. and the south we have to visit it has some of our memories and the narrators of our mother remember theoly defense period, events and events for secondary school students, god willing, thank you very much , mosque, thank you for your effort. in the program, a final sentence from the bright shadow of our warriors entered the battle scenes according to their duty and the excuse of the lack of weapons, facilities, food and clothes and not to manage the war, i expect that our officials will have and manage the same lifestyle as the warriors and martyrs , and the country and god willing , we will be as desired by the provincial authorities and the people, god willing. thank you very much, dear viewers let's see the episode, we will come back with the continuation of the program. i will be the last defense. the field of religious beliefs and moral standards of the iranian nation is many in the nations. it will not go down. the holy defense will be happy for the day. it is the best voice of the iranian nation. these are the past, these are the struggles, this is the belief of the family. those

south—east of a0 to 50 miles an hour. at the end of the day in the north and west of england and wales. a bit more sunshine. wetter weather in the south highlands and strongest of the winds may be gusting 50, 60 miles an hour and making it feel fresh. temperatures this afternoon and evening, up and evening rush—hour, not pleasant, in east anglia and the south—east. it clears away by tomorrow morning. more rain to the north and west of scotland in between, lighter winds. clear skies and a cooler start tomorrow. four orfive degrees in some rural areas but bright and sunny for the most part. scotland and northern ireland, a greater chance of outbreaks of rain, initially north and west, pushing south and eastwards in the strong to gale force winds. that will make it feel cool here and indeed for all of us, cooler than we have been used to. through the night into friday, area of low pressure that has been governing think still there to the north—east of scotland. strongest of the winds to north and west scotland, northern ireland and the blustery day here with frequent showers. showers in western parts of englan

for tuesday, this area of low pressure swirling to the south—west of us may just introduce the odd showerill be weakening. elsewhere, lots more sunshine and plenty of warmth as well, although a slight shift in the wind direction will bring a slightly cooler day in the eastern side of scotland. 21 there for aberdeen. further south 27, possibly 28 degrees. as we move into wednesday, this area of high pressure changes shape, shifts to the east of us and we start to bring the winds up from the south, so another surge of very warm air. wednesday is the day when some places could get up to 30 celsius or possibly even a little bit higher than that. a few patches of mist and fog around some of the coasts but elsewhere, it's a story of warmth and sunshine. and as we head towards the end of the week, we stick with the same theme. temperatures could still get close to 30 degrees on thursday. only very, very slowly will it turn more unsettled from the west. good morning, welcome to breakfast with ben thompson and sally nugent. our headlines today. it's a new term for more children in england but ther

a bit more erratic to the north and west of wales, north—west england and turning wetter in south—west the south—east, 20—21 c. evening and overnight, rain sweeping north across scotland before clearer skies later but it turns wetter in parts of northern england, north and west wales into tomorrow morning. 12—16, maybe 17 degrees, a warm and humid start to sunday, particularly he further south you are. there will be mist and murk around, especially around south—western coasts. northern england and wales, further outbreaks of rain. heavy at times. that'll shift towards the south and east, brightening up with sunshine, south—west england and the midlands turning cloudier and damper. south—east will stay sunny, 23, 2a celsius, pretty warm for the first day of october. into monday, high pressure across europe, they will be getting some unusual warmth there but we are on the edge of it and that will still allow further weather fronts to push their way in. the winds won't be particularly strong away from north scotland. but through parts of western wales we will see thundery showers. warm an

windier in south—west. but many in the south—west.to generally staying in the mid to high celsius. so high teens celsius. so quite a warm night to come . bright start high teens celsius. so quite a wa tuesday to come . bright start high teens celsius. so quite a wa tuesday morning.. bright start high teens celsius. so quite a wa tuesday morning. anyjht start high teens celsius. so quite a wa tuesday morning. any mist art high teens celsius. so quite a wa tuesday morning. any mist and on tuesday morning. any mist and fog should quickly clear away. and then we do have that front i mentioned earlier, gradually pushing way further pushing its way further southwards. so turning a bit cloudier, bit damp perhaps for cloudier, a bit damp perhaps for orkney far north of orkney in the far north of mainland elsewhere mainland scotland. elsewhere across lots fine across the uk, lots of fine sunny plenty blue sunny weather, plenty of blue skies temperatures could be skies and temperatures could be a higher today for a touch higher than today for s

for tuesday, this area of low pressure swirling to the south—west of us may just introduce the odd showerplenty of warmth as well, although a slight shift in the wind direction will bring a slightly cooler day in the eastern side of scotland. 21 there for aberdeen. further south 27, possibly 28 degrees. as we move into wednesday, this area of high pressure changes shape, shifts to the east of us and we start to bring the winds up from the south, so another surge of very warm air. wednesday is the day when some places could get up to 30 celsius or possibly even a little bit higher than that. a few patches of mist and fog around some of the coasts but elsewhere, it's a story of warmth and sunshine. and as we head towards the end of the week, we stick with the same theme. temperatures could still get close to 30 degrees on thursday. only very, very slowly will it turn more unsettled from the west. live from london, this is bbc news. ukraine's president zelensky says he's replacing the country's defence minister, saying it's time for a new approach. over 100 schools in england and scotland wi

windier in south—west. but many in the south—west.to generally staying in the mid to high celsius. so high teens celsius. so quite a warm night to come . bright start high teens celsius. so quite a wa tuesday to come . bright start high teens celsius. so quite a wa tuesday morning.. bright start high teens celsius. so quite a wa tuesday morning. anyjht start high teens celsius. so quite a wa tuesday morning. any mist art high teens celsius. so quite a wa tuesday morning. any mist and on tuesday morning. any mist and fog should quickly clear away. and then we do have that front i mentioned earlier, gradually pushing way further pushing its way further southwards. so turning a bit cloudier, bit damp perhaps for cloudier, a bit damp perhaps for orkney far north of orkney in the far north of mainland elsewhere mainland scotland. elsewhere across lots fine across the uk, lots of fine sunny plenty blue sunny weather, plenty of blue skies temperatures could be skies and temperatures could be a higher today for a touch higher than today for s

talking of heavy rain, part of south—west england had localised flash flooding because of some intenseystems pushing in from the west, so whichever way you slice it, a wet start to monday for many others. slice it, a wet start to monday for many others— slice it, a wet start to monday for many others-— many others. still some heavy showers across _ many others. still some heavy showers across parts - many others. still some heavy showers across parts of - many others. still some heavyl showers across parts of eastern england first thing and here comes our band of rain, some particularly wet weather across parts of scotland. behind the rain band we see a mixture of sunny spells and showers, some of those could be on the heavy side and also behind the rain bands are cooler, fresher feel so temperatures north to south, 13 to 20 degrees. cool and fresh as we head into monday night, some clear spells, still some showers and then here comes the next weather system, a zone of cloud and outbreaks of heavy rain across northern ireland, south of scotland, north—west england, parts of wales turni

the epicentre was in the high atlas mountains — 71 kilometres south—west of marrakesh. emors were said to have been felt in the capital rabat. many of the fatalities are said to be in hard—to—reach areas south of marrakesh. earlier i spoke to bbc arabic�*s mohamed taha about the situation in morocco. as you can see, the numbers of casualties are rising. there are over 600 now. we started with 30. then over 300, and the number is now reaching over 600, and we are unfortunately expecting these numbers will get higher and higher with some estimations that numbers will exceed 1000 very soon. as the report said, the epicentre was out —— outside marrakesh old city, and the epicentre was the on the high atlas mountains, and these mountains are full of poor and old buildings and villages that will be really difficult to reach. as you can see, the whole attention of the world turns to morocco. condolences and offers of support came from india, from germany, from france, and everybody is trying to stand with and try to offer support to morocco. yes, as you say the area affected is

bits and pieces of rain here and there, maybe some thunderstorms in the channel islands and the south—westes. always cooler and fresher further north, but some warmth and humidity for many of us on sunday. with that, some heavy showers and some thunderstorms. that's all from me. bye for now. the author en death and devastation in libya. more than 5000 are known to have died after the storm caused to dance to burst. a handshake to mark the union of two of the world's most isolated leaders after the visit to russia, north korea's state media says vladimir putin has accepted an invite to visit pyongyang. and is it a job beyond your wildest dreams? a us news outlet advertises for a taylor swift reporter. my from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it is newsday. welcome to the programme. the death toll from the weekend's devastating floods has now risen to more than 5000. what you are about to see

west, introducing more rain. temperatures ranging from 1a in the north to 21 or 22 in the south—east. day, rain from the south on sunday but lots of dry weather too. this is bbc news. the headlines: armenia says an explosion at a fuel depot killed 20 people and injured 200 more. one of thailand's most prominent political activists is sentenced to four years in prison for defaming the king. and tributes are paid to the actor david mccallum, who has died at the age of 90. he played many roles, including a russian spy in the man from uncle. the leader of the uk's liberal democrats sir ed davey will deliver his party leader conference speech today. he's expected to accuse the government of breaking promises about the nhs. it'll be the first time he has addressed the party's main annual conference, having previously been prevented by first the pandemic and then the death of the queen. let's go live to bournemouth and speak to our political correspondent peter saull, who is at the conference.

bits and pieces of rain here and there, maybe some thunderstorms in the channel islands and the south—westes. always cooler and fresher further north, but some warmth and humidity for many of us on sunday. with that, some heavy showers and some thunderstorms. that's all from me. bye for now. live from washington. this is bbc news. the size and scale of libya's devastation becomes more clear, after a fierce storm and floods killed at least 5000 people. north korean media says kim jong uninvited vladmir putin to visit his country during their meeting, and that putin accepted. plus, an a—i forum, an impending retirement, and the threat of an impeachment. we'll wrap up a busy day on capitol hill. i'm helena humphrey. it's good to have you with us. more than 5 thousand people are now known to have died in libya after a storm unleashed a torrent of floodwater on sunday. these drone shots from the city of derna give a sense of the devastation, and the difficulties getting aid to where it's needed. the city of around 100—thousand, on the mediterranean coast, at the mouth of a season river called w

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south khorasan, north of sistan and baluchistan, we will have dust rise, decrease in air quality in the slopes of alborz bakhsh, west and south-west of the country, and sometimes it will bring strong wind and dust rise. thank you for your attention . 18:30 minutes colleagues in the economic group, you will be accompanied by children and teenagers from all over the country they brought their families to holy mashhad for a pilgrimage. tears from rafsanjan, isfahan, afghanistan, about the importance young people give to pilgrimage . as a muslim, i consider it obligatory to visit the imam once. amanallah, like ali bin musa al-reza al-mortaza al-imam taqi naqi by farda, i want the difference of the donkey and the pleasant prayer of children that all the sick are healed by the imam of the time and near, and we can hear it small in the desert of imam reza 's house. love and hadith dehghan, journalist of jawaneha, mashhad the holy flight of the islamic republic of iran airline is a beautiful flight that is in the hands of a fast congratulatory flight . happy greetings. you are the best. reza, imam reza , imam reza, imam rez

but it is yellow warnings so be prepared for some pretty awful weather, and his sweeping from the south—westowards the north—east. sweeping from the south-west towards the north-east— the north-east. these storms are very much — the north-east. these storms are very much a _ the north-east. these storms are very much a seasonal _ the north-east. these storms are| very much a seasonal thing, aren't they? very much a seasonal thing, aren't the ? , , , , they? yes. this is the first seasonal _ they? yes. this is the first seasonal storm. _ they? yes. this is the first seasonal storm. the - they? yes. this is the first | seasonal storm. the season they? yes. this is the first - seasonal storm. the season starts they? yes. this is the first _ seasonal storm. the season starts on the 1st of september, and as you said this is the first named storm. interestingly for september what we tend to find, because we are at the peak of the hurricane season across the other side of the atlantic, sometimes these x hurricanes get picked up by ourjet stream, and obviously modified because of the cooler waters o

a few showers still around the irish sea coasts coming into south west scotland, the east of northernwarm, if not hot. temperatures up to 31 celsius in the south east of england. but through tonight, this is a haar, it's called, low cloud, mist and fog coming in back off the north sea. so, again, could be quite misty and murky for some eastern areas first thing tomorrow morning. and again, it could well be another uncomfortable night for sleeping, temperatures no lower than about 16 to 19 degrees. so we start off friday morning for many of us on a dry and a sunny note. but again, we'll have that low cloud, mist and fog across eastern parts burning back towards those coastal areas. we could see a bit of cloud, one or two showers coming into the far south west of england, but for most, again, another pretty hot sunny day. temperatures once again widely mid—to—high 20s, up to the low 30s in the south east, even up towards the north west of scotland. temperatures here, 23, 2a celsius. now, throughout the weekend, we start to see something a bit more unsettled with a weather front coming i