the heaviest rain is across southern scotland, northern western england and wales.s of heavy showers behind that rain across scotland and northern ireland. but in the south—east, we are still mild, cloudy and dry at the moment, but that rain will push its way eastwards as the afternoon wears on. there could be heavy bursts for a while. it stays blustery for all areas, gusts in excess of a0 mph in the windiest spots. but the windiest weather will be associated with that weatherfront across the south—east. plenty of showers, some of them thundery, for western scotland. temperatures will be lower in the afternoon than what we have had in the last couple of days. it stays blustery this evening and overnight, further showers rattling into scotland and northern ireland, some merging to produce longer spells of rain. furthersouth, merging to produce longer spells of rain. further south, the best chance of staying dry with clear spells. you will notice temperatures will be lower than they have been in the last couple of nights. 0n last couple of nights. on thursday, lots of

wednesday, an increasing threat of rain moving in across western england, wales, northern ireland, someut for scotland and eastern england, dry with sunshine. temperatures if anything dipping below normalfor the time of year in scotland. further south, still very mild. thursday looks like one of the wetter days of the week, a pulse of rain moving north. the rain should clear later in the day across the south, 18 degrees, but close to normal with the temperatures in scotland. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines. uk prime minister liz truss meets her new chancellor to discuss further changes to the mini budget as many in her own party question herfuture. jeremy hunt says voters do not need more turmoil. what they want is stability. and the worst thing for that would be more political instability at the top, another protracted leadership campaign. china's president, xijinping, stresses the need for continued economic development but defends the nation's covid policy, as the communist party gathers in beijing. we have a special report on th

by wednesday, there is an increasing threat of rain moving in across parts of western england, wales,ite heavy. the winds strengthening again, professor scotland and eastern england, should stay dryvit some sunshine. temperatures, if anything, stay dryvit some sunshine. temperatures, ifanything, dipping below normalfor the time temperatures, ifanything, dipping below normal for the time of year in scotland. further south, still very mild. on thursday, this looks like one of the latter days of the week ahead. a pulse of rain moving its way northwards. now, the range of ten to clear later in the day across the south and it is still mild here, temperatures about a teams in excess but close to normal in scotland. this is bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines. uk prime minister liz truss meets her new chancellor to discuss further changes to the mini budget, as many in her own party question herfuture. jeremy hunt says voters do not need more turmoil. what they want is stability. and the worst thing for that would be more politic

england as we start monday morning. behind that, clear spells, showers running into western scotland.ont around east anglia and the south—east first thing on monday. any patchy rain from that will clear away, sunshine behind it into the afternoon, and another area of high pressure nudges its way in once again. there will be a few showers on the breeze running into scotland, they may feed towards north west england and northern ireland. many places will be dry with well broken cloud and sunny spells. a fresh feel after the system clears away. in the south—east, temperatures in the mid to low teens. high pressure in for tuesday. winds are light is towards the south in particular. mist and fog patches around as tuesday begins before the sun fights its way through those. some thick cloud compared with monday towards the north—west. for northern ireland, especially running into north—western scotland, you will see some showers or patchy rain and temperatures towards the mid—teens. 0vernight, tuesday into wednesday, the latest area of high pressure moves away. we see low pressure again. to

so it'll start off very wet, very windy in northern and western areas — particularly windy in englandsoutheast, eve ntuatty clear away. and then, it brightens up for many through the afternoon — sunshine and blustery showers, some of them heavy, thundery in scotland. but wind gusts will be noticeable, in excess of 40 mph. gales around some irish sea coast could cause some disruption, a few tree branches could be brought down. but it will be turning cooler behind that rain band, temperatures tow—to—mid teens for many. as we head through wednesday night, it stays blustery for all areas. further showers rattling in across the north of the country, maybe some longer spells of rain, as well. and it will be a chittier night to come to start thursday — single—figure values for most, just about double figures in the north and west, more showers and wind. as we head through thursday and friday, we hold onto low pressure to the north, higher pressure to the south — it stays blustery, even very windy at times. as weather fronts cross, the country, we'll see spells of rain followed by blustery sh

showers around potentially merging to get some lengthier spells of rain towards parts of wales, western englandte a little bit in scotland with highs heading to 15 degrees or so to the central belt and at the pressure is stuck with us for the weekend and it's a case of further rain showers, but it does stay on the mild side. that is your latest. goodbye. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm mariko 0i. the headlines. as warnings grow about china's threat to taiwan, we report from the island's front line. this is the chinese city ofjinmen, one of the wealthiest in china. and this behind me is the taiwanese military outpost called lion rock. the british prime minister fights on as her future hangs in the balance, with warnings of spending cuts. fears for the safety of an iranian athlete who took part in a climbing competition not wearing a hijab. as the bbc celebrates its 100th anniversary, we look ahead at the challenges it faces.

showers around potentially merging to get some lengthier spells of rain towards parts of wales, western englandand closer to that centre of low pressure. but it's mild to give a temperature starting to write a little bit in scotland with highs heading to 15 degrees or so to the central belt and at the pressure is stuck with us for the weekend and it's a case of further rain showers, but it does stay on the mild side. that is your latest. i'm mariko 0i. the headlines: as warnings grow about china's threat to taiwan, we have a special report from the island's front line. this, across here is the chinese city and this is the chinese city and this is the chinese military outpost called lion rock. the future of the british prime minster hangs in the balance, as liz truss prepares for a bruising encounter in the commons on wednesday. president biden promises a national law on abortion rights, if democrats keep control of congress in the mid—term elections.

so it'll start off very wet, very windy in northern and western areas — particularly windy in englandatter part of the afternoon the rain will reach the southeast, eventually clear away. and then, it brightens up for many through the afternoon — sunshine and blustery showers, some of them heavy, thundery in scotland. but wind gusts will be noticeable, in excess of a0 mph. gales around some irish sea coast could cause some disruption, a few tree branches could be brought down. but it will be turning cooler behind that rain band, temperatures low—to—mid teens for many. as we head through wednesday night, it stays blustery for all areas. further showers rattling in across the north of the country, maybe some longer spells of rain, as well. and it will be a chillier night to come to start thursday — single—figure values for most, just about double figures in the north and west, more showers and wind. as we head through thursday and friday, we hold onto low pressure to the north, higher pressure to the south — it stays blustery, even very windy at times. as weather fronts cross, the countr

showers around, potentially merging to give some lengthier spells of rain towards parts of wales, western englandat centre of low pressure but it's mild again, temperatures are starting to rise a little bit in scotland with highs heading to 15 degrees or so through the central belt. that low pressure, though, is stuck with us through the weekend, so it's a case of further rain or showers, but it does stay on the mild side. that's your latest, bye—bye. this is bbc news. i'm sally bundock with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. without power, but russia's military commanders say they're preparing an evacuation from the occupied city of kherson. the worst drought somalia has seen in a0 years. the stark warning from the united nations, as aid camps admit a starving child every minute. you get a good idea here of how quickly this crisis is starting to accelerate. three, even 400 people now, arriving at this one small camp every day now. rights, if democrats keep control of congress in the mid—term elections.

it will start off wet and windy, northern and western areas particular windy and england and the south—eastntually clear way. it brightens up for many through the afternoon, such on blustery showers, foundry in scotland but when does it will be noticeable, in excess of a0 mph, gail's rounds of piracy goes for the could cause some disruption, few tree branches brought down. it will be turning cooler behind that rain band, temperatures low to mid teens for many. as we have through wednesday night it stays blustery for all areas for the further showers rattling in across the north of the country, maybe longer spells of the country, maybe longer spells of rain for them it will be a chillier night to come to start thursday for the single figure values for most of it double figures in the northwest, more showers and went. as we had through thursday and friday we hold onto long pressure to the door, higher pressure to the south. it stays blustery, hope windy at times as across the country will see spells of rain followed by blustery showers for the thursday, not a bad day across southern and easte

few misinformed patches clearing for the of heavy rain working into western areas so wales in western englandn as we edge into the afternoon. again, similar temperatures for england and wales, cool air continuing to flow in scotland. the jet stream pattern and this weekend we've got a very big trough in the central atlantic. that's what's forming our areas of low pressure and picking them across the uk. sometimes these troughs get so big they break down and that's what's going to happen early next week with a colour flow for me to the west of the uk. we get this ridge of high pressure building somewhere just ridge of high pressure building somewherejust over the ridge of high pressure building somewhere just over the east of the uk. that's significant because what happens early next week is that ridge builds this area of high pressure to the northeast of the country, low pressure saying to the southwest. will get the northeast, southwest split with the weather forecast. there will be a lot of dry weather across northern and eastern areas. a few patches of light rain possible but by and large

england and wales in the mid teens but turning windier. low pressure crossing the country as we had to wednesday so it starts off wet and windy in the north and western the wind will be noticeable in excess of a0 miles an hour. that could cause some disruption with tree branches coming down but turning cooler behind that rain with temperatures in the low to mid teens for many. heading through wednesday night it stays blustery for all areas with further showers rattling in across the north of the country and maybe some longer spells as well. feeling chilly with single figure values for most on thursday. heading through thursday and friday we held onto low pressure in the north and higher pressure to the south. staying windy times. spells of rain followed by blustery showers. 13 of rain followed by blustery showers. first another bad day across southern and eastern areas. plenty of showers further north and west and even longer spells of rain. temperatures could be up on those of wednesday for the heading through friday again blustery with a lot of showers across northern areas. saturday settling down before it turns wet and windy again for the second

wales and northern and western england turning drier into the afternoon, sunny spells, chance of a showerlia and the south—east after what is a dry start to the day here, maybe a few sunny spells. it is a windy day, these are some wind gusts, there'll be stronger ones through irish sea coasts, particularly north wales and north—west england, very windy to begin the day and temperatures actually come down a bit once the rain has moved on through so it will feel cooler and particularly fresher into the afternoon. of course, that's helped by that gusty wind. we continue with some showers moving in overnight, wednesday into thursday, particularly towards the north—west of the uk mayjust merge to give a longer spell of rain moving in here. it will become mainly dry the further south you are through wales and england, lower temperatures, so a cooler start to the day on thursday. high pressure to the south keeping many southern areas essentially dry on thursday. whereas another set of weather fronts are coming close to northern ireland and scotland so here, there'll be a few showers around to be

friday, plenty of showers, potentially merging to give lengthy spells of rain but parts of wales, western englandng a little in scotland, with highs of 15 through the central belt. the low pressure sticks with us for the weekend, so a case of further rain and showers, but it does stay on the mild side. ukraine has proved its resilience and resolve in the eight months since vladimir putin launched his all—out invasion. but this war of survival keeps throwing up new challenges right now, the biggest threat comes from russia's missile and drone strikes on civilian infrastructure. spreading terror and threatening winter energy supplies.

it was spotted by a volunteer at the �*lost gardens of heligan�* in south—western england. by an hour overnight — signalling the end of british summer time. the change also marks the completion of a restoration project on big ben. here it is being switched on this morning. it's the first time the clock has been on greenwich mean time since 2017. the familiar bongs will return on remembrance weekend. time waits for no man, and it certainly does not wait for a holiday at the bbc sport centre. arsenal have moved back to the top of the premier league after a 5—0 win over nottingham forest in the first of two matches this afternoon. gabriel martinelli had put them in front early — the goal set up by england's bukayo saka who was then forced off with an injury. reiss nelson replaced him and then scored another two! thomas partey and martin odegaard's were just the gloss as arsenal move back above manchester city. the other match just getting under way at old trafford, where manchester united host west ham. you can follow that one on the bbc sport website. in the scottish premiers

wales and northern and western england dryer into the afternoon, sunny spells, chance of a shower, andf what is a dry start of the day here, maybe a few sunny spells. it is a windy day, these are some wind gusts, stronger through irish sea coasts, particularly north wales and north—west england windy to begin the day and temperatures actually come down a bit once the rain has moved on through so it will feel cooler and particularly fresher into the afternoon. of course, that's helped by that gusty wind. we continue with some showers moving in overnight, wednesday into thursday, particularly towards the north—west of the uk and mayjust merge to give a stronger spell of rain for the uk. it will become mainly dry further south you are through and england, lower temperatures, so a cooler start to the day on thursday. high pressure to the south keeping many southern areas essentially dry on thursday. whereas another set of weather fronts are coming close to northern ireland and scotland so here, there'll be a few showers around to begin the day but the idea will be it'll tend to cloud over

wales and northern and western england turning drier into the afternoon, sunny spells, chance of a showerry windy to begin the day and temperatures actually come down a bit once the rain has moved on through so it will feel cooler and particularly fresher into the afternoon. of course, that�*s helped by that gusty wind. we continue with some showers moving in overnight, wednesday into thursday, particularly towards the north—west of the uk mayjust merge to give a longer spell of rain moving in here. it will become mainly dry the further south you are through wales and england, lower temperatures, so a cooler start to the day on thursday. high pressure to the south keeping many southern areas essentially dry on thursday. whereas another set of weather fronts are coming close to northern ireland and scotland so here, there�*ll be a few showers around to begin the day but the idea will be that it�*ll tend to cloud over and we will see some outbreaks of rain coming into northern ireland and push in parts of scotland. by the end of the day, some of this could be quite heavy in places, notice f

showers around, potentially merging to give some lengthier spells of rain towards parts of wales, western englandemperatures are starting to rise a little bit in scotland with highs heading to 15 degrees or so to the central belt. that low pressure though is stuck with us through the weekend so it's a case of further rain or showers but it does stay on the mild side. that's your latest. by mild side. that's your latest. by by. bye— bye. taxis home one last time. this is bbc news. we will have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour straight after this programme. this week, we are celebrating 100 years of the bbc in 23 minutes. we will look at the secrets behind the broadcasting technologies that changed the world. a radio legend talks about legendary radio.

plenty of showers around potentially merging into lengthier spells of rain for parts of wales, western englandwill stick thrust through the weekend so a case of further rain or showers but it stays on the mild side. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour as newsday continues,

showers around, potentially merging to give some lengthier spells of rain towards parts of wales, western englandto 15 degrees or so through the central belt. that low pressure, though, is stuck with us through the weekend, so it�*s a case of further rain or showers, but it does stay on the mild side. that�*s your latest, bye—bye. this is bbc news, the headlines: the un has issued a stark warning that somaila is facing the worst drought in a0 years. aid camps have been admiting a starving child every minute, often from families who have spent days walking in search of life—saving help. climate change and conflict have both contributed to the severe food shortages. the authorities in ukraine say the latest russian air strikes have left more than one thousand towns and villages without power. president zelensky criticised moscow�*s widespread use of iranian—made drones in the current spate of attacks, and said the situation was now critical, with water supplies also affected. president biden has promised that the first bill he will sign into law next year, if the democrats retain

showers around, potentially merging to give some lengthier spells of rain towards parts of wales, western englandd again, temperatures are starting to rise a little bit in scotland with highs heading to 15 degrees or so through the central belt. that low pressure, though, is stuck with us through the weekend, so it's a case of further rain or showers, but it does stay on the mild side. that's your latest, bye—bye. welcome to bbc news. i'm ben boulos. our top stories: the worst drought somalia has seen in a0 years: the stark warning from the united nations, as a starving child is admitted for treatment every minute. you for treatment every minute. get a good idea here ( quickly you get a good idea here of how quickly this crisis is starting to accelerate with three, even 1100 to accelerate with three, even 400 people now arriving at this small camp now every day now. more than a thousand towns and villages across ukraine are left without power after russia's latest bombardment targets power plants. president biden promises a national law on abortion rights, if democrats keep control of congress in

wales and northern and western england turning drier into the afternoon, sunny spells, chance of a showeruth—east after what is a dry start to the day here, maybe a few sunny spells. it is a windy day, these are some wind gusts, there'll be stronger ones through irish sea coasts, particularly north wales and north—west england, very windy to begin the day and temperatures actually come down a bit once the rain has moved on through so it will feel cooler and particularly fresher into the afternoon. of course, that's helped by that gusty wind. we continue with some showers moving in overnight, wednesday into thursday, particularly towards the north—west of the uk mayjust merge to give a longer spell of rain moving in here. it will become mainly dry the further south you are through wales and england, lower temperatures, so a cooler start to the day on thursday. high pressure to the south keeping many southern areas essentially dry on thursday. whereas another set of weather fronts are coming close to northern ireland and scotland so here, there'll be a few showers around to begin the day bu

wednesday, an increasing threat of rain moving in across western england, wales, northern ireland, somesunshine. temperatures if anything dipping below normalfor the time of year in scotland. further south, still very mild. thursday looks like one of the wetter days of the week, a pulse of rain moving north. the rain should clear later in the day across the south, 18 degrees, but close to normal with the temperatures in scotland. this is bbc news. the headlines: the new uk chancellorjeremy hunt meets the prime minister to discuss further changes to the mini budget. jeremy hunt says voters do not need more turmoil as calls for liz truss to resign grow. china's president, xijinping, stresses the need for continued economic development but defends the nation's covid policy, as the communist party gathers in beijing. renewed flood warnings have been issued for large parts of the australian state of victoria after days of heavy rain. the country's prime minister antony albanese has said extra help is on the way. and private screenings of a film starring british and pakistani stars are being

showers around potentially merging to get some lengthier spells of rain towards parts of wales, western england give a temperature starting to write a little bit in scotland with highs heading to 15 degrees or so to the central belt and at the pressure is stuck with us for the weekend and it's a case this is bbc news, the headlines a retired military commander in taiwan has told the bbc the island would be unable resist the use of force by china. it follows a warning by the us that beijing may act on unification sooner than previously thought. the british prime minister liz truss has spent the day battling to regain her authority amid unrest within her party. at cabinet in the morning, ministers were told to find savings within their departments. joe biden has promised to reinstate nationwide abortion rights if the democrats retain control of congress after the midterm elections. the democrats have made the issue a central part of their campaign. an iranian athlete who competed in a climbing championship without covering her hair says her hijab dropped by mistake. the comments were published on

showers around, potentially merging to give some lengthier spells of rain towards parts of wales, western englando rise a little bit in scotland with highs heading to 15 degrees or so through the central belt. that low pressure, though, is stuck with us through the weekend, so it's a case of further rain or showers, but it does stay on the mild side. that's your latest, bye—bye. this is bbc news with the latest business headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. filling the fiscal hole — liz truss no longer promises to raise pensions in line with inflation and asks her cabinet to look for more spending cuts. the rising cost of living. the uk's latest inflation figures are out shortly. we'll be heading to sunderland to see how working families are coping with higher prices. back with a bang! mega hits such as stranger things help netflix fight back against its rivals and add more than two million new subscribers after its recent slump. and open for business. we head to tennessee to find out why the state is a hot—bed for american entrepreneurs.

wales, northern and western england should be turning drier into the afternoon with sunny spells, chance start to the day here, maybe a few sunny spells. it is a windy day, these are some of the wind gusts — there'll be stronger ones through irish sea coast in particular, north wales, northwest england very windy to begin the day. and temperatures actually come down a bit once the rain has moved on through, so it will feel cooler and particularly fresher into the afternoon — of course, that's helped by that gusty wind. and we continue with some showers moving in overnight, wednesday into thursday, particularly towards the northwest of the uk, mayjust merge to give a longer spell of rain moving in here. it will become mainly dry the further south you are, through wales and england. lower temperatures, so a cooler start to the day on thursday. high pressure to the south, keeping many southern areas essentially dry on thursday, whereas another set of weather fronts are coming close to northern ireland and scotland. so here, there'll be a few showers around to begin the day, but the idea wil

wednesday, an increasing threat of rain moving in across western england, wales, northern ireland, somenshine. temperatures if anything dipping below normalfor the time of year in scotland. further south, still very mild. thursday looks like one of the wetter days of the week, a pulse of rain moving north. the rain should clear later in the day across the south, 18, but close to normal with the temperatures in scotland. this is bbc world news. the headlines: uk prime minister liz truss meets her new chancellor to discuss further changes to the mini—budget as many in her own party question herfuture. jeremy hunt says voters do not need more turmoil. what they want is stability. and the worst thing for that would be more political instability at the top, another protracted leadership campaign. i think that is the last thing people want to happen. iranian authorities say four inmates are dead after a fire at a prison in the capital, as protests continue. china's president xi opens the communist party conference stressing the need for continued economic development but defends the nation's

so it'll start off very wet, very windy in northern and western areas — particularly windy in englandhem heavy, thundery in scotland. but wind gusts will be noticeable, in excess of 40 mph. gales around some irish sea coast could cause some disruption, a few tree branches could be brought down. but it will be turning cooler behind that rain band, temperatures low—to—mid teens for many. as we head through wednesday night, it stays blustery for all areas. further showers rattling in across the north of the country, maybe some longer spells of rain, as well. and it will be a chillier night to come to start thursday — single—figure values for most, just about double figures in the north and west, more showers and wind. as we head through thursday and friday, we hold onto low pressure to the north, higher pressure to the south — it stays blustery, even very windy at times. as weather fronts cross, the country, we'll see spells of rain followed by blustery showers. thursday, not a bad day across southern and eastern areas, probably the best of the dry and bright weather here. plenty of show

wales and northern and western england turning drier into the afternoon, sunny spells, chance of a showers a dry start to the day here, maybe a few sunny spells. it is a windy day, these are some wind gusts, there'll be stronger ones through irish sea coasts, particularly north wales and north—west england, very windy to begin the day and temperatures actually come down a bit once the rain has moved on through so it will feel cooler and particularly fresher into the afternoon. of course, that's helped by that gusty wind. we continue with some showers moving in overnight, wednesday into thursday, particularly towards the north—west of the uk mayjust merge to give a longer spell of rain moving in here. it will become mainly dry the further south you are through wales and england, lower temperatures, so a cooler start to the day on thursday. high pressure to the south keeping many southern areas essentially dry on thursday. whereas another set of weather fronts are coming close to northern ireland and scotland so here, there'll be a few showers around to begin the day but the idea will be th

wales and northern and western england turning drier into the afternoon, sunny spells, chance of a showerere, maybe a few sunny spells. it is a windy day, these are some wind gusts, there'll be stronger ones through irish sea coasts, particularly north wales and north—west england, very windy to begin the day and temperatures actually come down a bit once the rain has moved on through so it will feel cooler and particularly fresher into the afternoon. of course, that's helped by that gusty wind. we continue with some showers moving in overnight, wednesday into thursday, particularly towards the north—west of the uk mayjust merge to give a longer spell of rain moving in here. it will become mainly dry the further south you are through wales and england, lower temperatures, so a cooler start to the day on thursday. high pressure to the south keeping many southern areas essentially dry on thursday. whereas another set of weather fronts are coming close to northern ireland and scotland so here, there'll be a few showers around to begin the day but the idea will be that it'll tend to cloud ove

weather here, gusty shell is moving into western parts of scotland, with a front moving into western englandd blustery winds. ahead of the weather front, 20 degrees at norwich is typical but more typically around the mid teens. this evening and overnight, the showers will continue at in the north—west here but many eastern, central and southern areas will be dry and a little fresher this coming night, in some spots temperatures will be around five or 6 degrees. here is the forecast for tomorrow. briefly, high pressure pays us a visit, light winds, mostly sunny skies, just scattered fair weather clouds here and there but temperatures typically around 15 degrees, say in liverpool, and a few more showers there in northern scotland. we re millions of people could left without support unless there's the entire system, both health and social care, will be on its knees, so, the stakes here are extremely high. the government decided not to launch a public information campaign on reducing energy use this winter after the prime minister's office raised objections, the bbc is told. the government defie

this is where we'll have most of the showers, scotland and northern ireland, northern, western englanderature—wise, not bad in the south, a little bit warmer. mid—teens further north. hello, i'm maryam moshiri. this is outside source. uk prime minister liz truss tells her first party conference as leader that she's ready to make hard choices to get britain moving. whenever there is change, there is disruption. and not everybody will be in favour of change. but everyone will benefit from the result. a growing economy and a better future. applause the tory conference has now rapped out. we will look at the highs and the lows. —— it has now wrapped up. also on the programme: warnings of a looming humanitarian catastrophe in somalia. displaced by war and drought, hundreds of thousands are on the move, looking for food. most of the adults

showers around, potentially merging to give some lengthier spells of rain towards parts of wales, western englandthe central belt. that low pressure, though, is stuck with us through the weekend, so it's a case of further rain or showers, but it does stay on the mild side. that's your latest, bye—bye. welcome to bbc news. i'm ben boulos. our top stories: the worst drought somalia has seen in a0 years: the stark warning from the united nations, as aid camps admit a starving child every minute. you get a good idea here of how quickly this crisis is starting to accelerate. three, even a00 people now, arriving at this one small camp every day now. more than 1,000 towns and villages across ukraine are left without power after russia's latest bombardment targets power plants. president biden promises a national law on abortion rights, if democrats keep control of congress in the mid—term elections. with your support, i will sign a law codifying roe injanuary. together, let's remember who we are.

showers around, potentially merging to give some lengthier spells of rain towards parts of wales, western englandugh the central belt. that low pressure, though, is stuck with us through the weekend, so it's a case of further rain or showers, but it does stay on the mild side. that's your latest, bye—bye. good morning. welcome to breakfast withjon kay here at the national glass centre in sunderland and sally nugent in the breakfast studio. our headlines today: downing street refuses to commit to increasing state pensions in line with inflation — it comes ahead of the latest cost of living figures, which are out in an hour's time. sometimes which are out in an hour's time. i've been left with the sometimes i've been left with £30 in the account for over a week to pay everything and just don't have it. i'm

showers around potentially merging to get some lengthier spells of rain towards parts of wales, western england stay on the mild side. that is your latest. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i�*m mariko 0i. the headlines. as warnings grow about china�*s threat to taiwan, we report from the island�*s front line. this is one of the wealthiest cities in china. and behind me is the taiwanese military outpost called lion rock. the future of the british prime minster hangs in the balance as liz truss battles to regain her authority. president biden promises a national law on abortion congress in november. rights if democrats keep control of congress in november. and with your support, i will sign a law

those will be most frequent across parts of wales, western england, heavy with hail and thunder. mild day for all, 13—18, but a windy one towards wales and the south—west. winds touching gale force at times and they remain strong this evening, easington i and into tomorrow to stop shower sweeping across most areas into the morning, becoming confined to scotland and northern ireland and another mild night, temperatures in double figures for the vast majority of the stop saturday, england and wales, are largely dry and bright day, lots of sunshine, driest day of the weekend. a few showers in the south west later in the day. scotland and northern ireland, starting with cloud but brough turning up to the south and east are both in temperatures above where they should be for this stage in october. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... the uk will have a new prime minister in place within a week, after liz truss quit yesterday, barely six weeks into the job. many familar faces are being touted as possible replacements including former chancellor rishi sunak, and minister penny mord

extend through northern ireland and scotland and then on wednesday through northern and western parts of england of that may not be too much of that rain reaching in towards east anglia in the southeast, at least in daylight hours. and behind it it looks like it clears into northern ireland and north west scotland as the day goes on. now this wet weather moves further south and southeast overnight and into thursday. there is a very, very brief gap before the next weather system coming in, but this one actually moving in from the south west. so actually, the rain hitting different areas on thursday. a lot of dry weather to begin with, but you can see the wetter, windy weather actually coming first into south west england on thursday. through more of the southern half of england into wales and actually southward towards northern ireland, whereas much of northern england and scotland will stay dry until quite late on. that rain will feed through overnight and into friday then around this area of low pressure, some strong winds moving in for friday, gales in places. in fact, for western scotland, we

from tuesday morning, some western and northern areas of england and wales will get some rain, as this northern ireland on tuesday. but with this weather front comes south—westerly winds, quite warm winds, so look at the temperatures, 20 degrees in norwich and london where it should stay bright. now, i want to focus also on tuesday night into wednesday, this weather front will spawn a separate area of low pressure, quite a nasty low pressure which will sweep across the uk during the course of wednesday, a lot of isobars there so some very strong winds and a very gusty weather front as it moves across the uk, gales is notjust around coasts but inland, too, 50, maybe even 60 miles an hour. and on top of that, there will be a lot of heavy rain. northern wales, the north west of england, south—western scotland, we could get up to 100mm of rain through tuesday and wednesday combined. and then thursday that low pressure is in scandinavia but in its wake we have strong atlantic winds which will continue to push in showers. the showers will mostly affect scotland and northern ireland. in fact,

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heavy rain the squally winds driving across scotland and northern ireland, to north—western fringes of englandtempering the feel of the day and 17—18 elsewhere in the sunshine. a lot of dry weather, then, as we look to the early part of next week. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. president putin orders an investigation into the explosion that severely damaged russia's only bridge to the occupied crimean peninsula. the bridge — opened to great fanfare by the russian president in 2018 — has been used to move military equipment into ukraine. the un nuclear watchdog calls for the urgent protection of the zaporizhzhia nuclear plant after shelling cuts its external power. more protesters take to the streets of iran is the islamic hardline rulers protest against enters its fourth week. police say ten people

strengthening easterly winds, we will see a box of rain, bitterly the midlands, southern and south—western englandrough the rest of the week and into the start of the weekend but because it is positioned out to the rest of us we are drawing an whence from the south so notice that temperatures in the mid to high teens, it will be no mud than warm —— woman a normal at this stage in october. —— warmer than normalfor this stage in october. this is bbc news — these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. a positive response from the markets this morning, they have reopened after emergency support from the bank of england whether it was drawn on friday. we bank of england whether it was drawn on frida . ~ ~ ., _,, ., on friday. we think of the cost of government _ on friday. we think of the cost of government borrowing _ on friday. we think of the cost of government borrowing come i on friday. we think of the cost of. government borrowing come down, on friday. we think of the cost of- government borrowing come down, we have seen the pound start to recover, so i think the markets impact

northern wales, the north—west of england, south—western scotland, we could get up to 100 millimetresaffecting scotland and northern ireland. the further south you are the better the weather will be in with strong south—westerly winds in london, the temperature will be not far off 20, goodbye. this is bbc news. we will have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour as newsday continues straight after hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. britain mourned the death of queen elizabeth in ways that combined the intimate and the personal with the grand and ceremonial. for most of us, of course, death and grief remain a very private affair. an irreversible, life altering shock when we lose someone close for which there is no guide or preparation. my guest today is the one time pop star turned church of england vicar, the reverend richard coles,

in the south, particular the western of england and wales.e mid—to high teens. that band of rain could be quite heavy at times for scotland, thatis quite heavy at times for scotland, that is going to gradually push its way northwards overnight. clearing skies, still a scattering of showers overnight. it is going to be frosty, temperatures not falling below 1a degrees. don't forget the clocks are set to go back by an hour in the early hours of sunday morning. it is going to be good by british summer time and will feel less summary is going to the week ahead. 0n time and will feel less summary is going to the week ahead. on sunday, a scattering of blustery heavy showers and an area of clown bringing some patchy rain to the far south—east and east anglia as well. that is psychically as a way for more sunshine later on. gusty winds we could see a0 or even 50 mph gusts towards the west. temperatures tomorrow still above average, down towards the south is that is about 5 degrees cooler compared to today. most of you through into monday, high pressu

some of that rain could be particularly heavy for parts of northern ireland, north—west england, and westernrea of low pressure which slowly starts to pull away north and eastwards as we head through monday. notice that the isobars are much further spaced apart, so the winds will be lighter as well. still some rain around on monday morning for parts of scotland and northern ireland, and maybe south—east england, but it will be starting to pull away through the day. so, for most on monday, it is mainly dry, there will be some warm spells of sunshine, and temperatures still in the mid if not high teens, just 11 or 12 across parts of scotland. so, really, for the week ahead it is looking like a drier day on both monday and tuesday, before some wetter, windier weather starts to arrive through the second half of the week. this is bbc news. the headlines at 6pm... we are going to take some tough decisions, notjust on spending but also on tax because we have to show the world that we have a plan that adds up financially and that is the way we will get stability back in the situation. but there's mo