candy you view a devolved wales, ? devolution is not an event, it is a process , devolution is not an event, it is a process, it has a long way to go, and the parliament in wales hasn't necessarily been as ambitious as it could be. how would you like to see the future and wales develop? when we are more comfortable with the powers we have, perhaps the conversation will turn to independence, but i don't get is realistic in this point in time. that will be something that cropped up that will be something that cropped up in the future. that debate is in its infancy here compared to scotland. getting to grips with where further powers lie after brea kfast where further powers lie after breakfast that is for decision—makers here. time to the weather now. quieter and drier tomorrow. we still have some to clear now though. some of that clearing from south—east england after midnight. behind that variable cloud and clear spells. some mist and fog patches, that anywhere that is clear for a period of time, especially in nort

wales are second. with two matches left you would have to say that serbia looks to have wrapped up the group. the best chance for wales and the republic of ireland is to qualify as one of the best runners—up in the groups. the play—off places will be filled by the eight best runners—up. ireland have it all to be but wales are ina ireland have it all to be but wales are in a strong position. thank you. also tonight, coach of the england women's team, mark sampson, says his "conscience is clear" following allegations of bullying, discrimination and racism made by striker eni aluko. sampson was cleared by an fa inquiry into aluko's claims, and by an independent investigation. i've heard the specifics of the allegation and, at the time, we released a statement to be very clear that i did not say that. and i'm very disappointed the allegation has come out but i understand. all i can say is that i did not say that to eni. with any of my communication, my intention, clearly, is to support the players an

in wales the law change last year. newly built homes or converted flats must be fitted with sprigged assistance. sprinklers have been around since 1886 and the building industry haven't used them successfully, said if you are not going to use them in goodwill then we will mandate for you to use them to keep people safe. the westminster government ordered an independent review of building regulations and fire safety and says it will consider the findings of the public enquiry. but every fire expert we've spoken to says red—cell has to be a turning point and recommendations this time must be acted on —— grenfell. and a scripless system is just one of the things the grenfell tower enquiry will look out, as well is the design, construction, refurbishment, regulations to do with high—rise buildings and also the response to what happened on that night. so there are a number of things the enquiry will look at. a number of changes have happened in different places over the years. in england, will this construct that si

so some rain to come for england and wales, for a time. some of the showers heavy, with some hail and some thunder into the far north—west. and temperatures, again, pretty disappointing. i can offer you something a little better as we move into the start of the weekend. drier through england and wales with a scattering of showers into the far north—west. take care. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: it's now a record—breaking category five storm, caribbean islands make final preparations before hurricane irma hits. four british soldiers are arrested on terror offences, accused of belonging to a banned neo—nazi group. more than 35,000 rohingya refugees flee myanmar in a single day, the un warns of a humanitarian disaster in bangladesh. growing protests as president trump scraps a scheme protecting undocumented child migrants from deportation.

wales can't afford a draw. austria can't afford a draw, so chris coleman thinks it will be a very open game. certainly the atmosphere is building and they have all the welsh flags on all of the seats here. join us on 5 live for the match which kicks off at 7:45pm. just five minutes away now. northern ireland here. as i mentioned, the republic of ireland in the same group and they are playing georgia right now. martin o'neill's men went 1—0 up with duffy after four minutes, his header they are, but they're not too long before half—time georgia had equalised. it ended 1—1. england, scotland the northern ireland all played their qualifiers last night. england came away from malta with a 4—0 win, but perhaps the scoreline was a little flattering with three goals in the final six minutes. harry kane scored twice, with ryan bertrand and danny welbeck getting the other goals. england lead the group ahead of slovakia by two points — they meet at wembley on monday. we'll recover well now. it's a short turnarou

if the republic of ireland fail to beat serbia tomorrow, wales could overta ke serbia tomorrow, wales could overtake them with a win in moldova, the group's weaker side. but wales's last game here should serve as a warning. in 1994 they were expected to win against the relatively new footballing nation that emerged. it was one of their most infamous away trips. preparation in this corner of europe was far from perfect... we had flies and cockroaches in our room, brown water coming from the tabs. it wasn't ideal. we had our own chefs and brought our own food. the chefs were not allowed in the hotel kitchen to prepare food. we beat moldova 4—0 in the autumn so surely another victory on tuesday night? we would have too. after a bit of momentum as to what happened on saturday against austria, they will know about moldova. there will not be a lack of preparation in this game. wales do not have happy memories here, but in making that 2000 milejourney, as the overwhelming favourites, they know if they win their next three games they can guarantee second in the gi’oup they can guarantee s

gareth bale helped to persuade him to stay and play for wales. he could have played for england, born in nottingham but pa rt for england, born in nottingham but part of the welsh setup since the age of 13. qualifying due a maternal grandfather. i spoke to him and got him on board. we knew that he was a great player and we are delighted to have him and he is welsh anyway, so he is ours! wells are confident of bridging the gap in this group, achieving automatic provocation for finals in russia by finishing top or a possible play—off place by finishing second, that remains in their grasp. the message from the welsh camp in kishinau is familiar. it's another game that they simply had to win. gareth bale says they are treating the remaining three qualifiers as cup finals when nothing that maximum points will do. to travel so far without witnessing a win would be cruel but many are confident of getting the right result. sparking celebrations in moldova's largest city. there' full commentary of the match on bbc radio 5live along with text commentary

northern ireland, i fancy england and wales. northern ireland, ifancy a england and wales. northern ireland, i fancy a brighter day for you tomorrow. particularly in the west. a few more showers, perhaps feeling a touch warmer but by and large temperatures roughly where you want them this time of year. into sunday, chilly start, dry start to central and eastern areas but then cloud and outbreaks of rain that may be and patchy. the wind will become more of a feature as mentioned. gale force across the west. strengthening further on the southern flank. western parts of england and wales, there could be severe gales and some impact from that as we start the monday morning rush hour. sunshine and showers, blustery and feeling cool and showers, blustery and feeling cool. before we go, quick look at the latest satellite imagery from hurricane irma coming in from the us. a massive storm. you can see just behind me, florida, but it is the north coast of cuba that is the greatest concern at the moment. we will have more updates on that in the coming hour. goodbye for now. this is bb

particularly the further in nor england and wales you are, the more chance of more showers. bit more shelter means fewer showers, and for northern ireland and the further reaches of scotland more showers. there would struggle into the mid—teens stop highs of 13—111. through the evening and overnight and showers southward through scotla nd and showers southward through scotland into wales and northern ireland. across the south, we see showers become more confined to the west, and a cool night albeit breezy with temperatures only a few degrees lower than normal. sunshine starts the day tomorrow, fairly fresh however, with showers do the morning but through the afternoon those showers will start to roll up, and they could be fairly heavy at points. temperatures tomorrow again in the mid—teens, 16—17, the breeze slightly starting up, feeling a touch warmer than today. through the weekend then, high pressure pushes in but it will be fairly cool spill, wind starting to ease any mixture of sunny spells starting to see more in the way of dry weather as this area of high pres

elsewhere across england and wales we re elsewhere across england and wales were likely to see whether and in the sunshine, 22 or will fill pleasant. a little cooler for that make further north. high—pressure not far away, perhaps a bit of fog and drizzle around a monday but many of us having a dry day on into tuesday. the temperature will do pretty well for the time of year. more details on the weather for the week ahead on our website. this is bbc world news. i'm kasia madera. our top stories: trying to break the brexit deadlock. britain's teresa may strikes a conciliatory tone as she sets out her plans to move negotiations with the eu forward. it is up to leaders to set the tone and the tone i want to set is one of partnership and friendship. uncovering the horrors of mexico's earthquake. a family of ii were killed when this church collapsed during a christening. the family was congregated here and the town came out to try and dig them out of the rubble, but all they recovered was bodies. puerto rico faces the aftermath of hurricane maria. tens of thousands are urged to evacuate a

southern scotla nd in england, over wales and southern scotland we could see low cloud. more breeze across the north of scotla nd more breeze across the north of scotland stopping folk from forming and mulberry is developing in the west. try tonight with temperatures in double figures if not the teens but changes tomorrow. like today the cloud across much of scotland and eastern england and wales will break, allowing warmth but rain gradually moves in on the second half of the way into northern ireland, wales and the south—west. the day will be largely dry for much of england and parts of scotland, sunshine with more breeze will feel pleasa ntly sunshine with more breeze will feel pleasantly warm, but the channel islands coming to south—west england and wales, this is at 5pm, outbreaks of rain developing widely, the heaviest rain will be on the hills. a portion on the personally mountains and to the south—east of northern ireland, this is further west of the wet weather will be. a risk of minorflooding in west of the wet weather will be. a risk of minor flooding in

they talk about wales? and sometimes they have a little argument. 20 years ago, the yes vote was delivered in wales by the narrowest of margins. that didn't prevent those who had campaigned for it, heralding a new dawn for the country. good morning. and it is a very good morning in wales. these 27—year—olds have grown up knowing nothing else. they have seen assembly members make laws and introduce policies that affect their day—to—day lives. so, two decades on from that yes vote, does the class of ‘97 think devolution has delivered ? i suppose, thanks to devolution, support towards university tuition fees has been a good thing for me. and other things, such as letting wales make decisions, introducing a smoking ban in public places, introducing a fee for buying plastic carrier bags, that's had a good effect in terms of health of the environment. i'm not really 100% sure what the welsh assembly are responsible for and what their responsibilities are. i think we need to educate the younger generatio

a few rolling in to wales. otherwise it isa a few rolling in to wales. otherwise it is a dry story across parts of scotla nd it is a dry story across parts of scotland with highs of around 11 degrees to eight celsius. during the night they will want the wayside. underneath the clear skies will be a chilly night with frost forming and potential for mist and fog forming as well. seven to around 12 celsius. tomorrow a ridge of high pressure building and probably the best day of the week. a lot of dry and bright weather to look forward to. we might see the clyde increase across northern ireland as we head to the afternoon. otherwise a lovely day with plenty of sunshine and temperatures up to about 90 celsius. -- 19. this is bbc newsroom live. a fried chicken shop in west london is among properties being searched in connection with friday's bomb attack. police are questioning two men, with one believed to be 21—year—old ya hyah farroukh. wayne rooney has plead guilty to a charge of drink driving at a court in stockport. the footballer has been sentenced t

outbreaks of rain across parts of wales, the south—west of england, pushing eastwards. further north, it's a story of sunny spells and a few scattered showers. not too many showers across scotland but there could be the odd heavy one in central and northern parts. for northern ireland, you are in for quite a good day, dry weather, and a similar picture across much of southern scotland and northern england. showers easing away towards the east. further south, england. showers easing away towards the east. furthersouth, cloudier skies and some brightness for the likes of east anglia. still showers for the south coast. more persistent rain across wales and the south—west of england, that area quite breezy. moving eastwards through tonight, for a time we will see clearer skies. and northern ireland, and temperatures dipping. do the early hours of sunday, more cloud arrives from the west, bringing outbreaks of rain and the strengthening breeze. for most of us, a mild start on sunday but you will certainly notice the strength of the breeze, particularly as this area of rain

waking uptoa of england and south wales. waking y of england and south wales. waking up to a grey morning here but certainly mild, fairweather as it brightened up during the day. a fresh start for northern parts of the country, mother towards the south. through the course of the morning this cloud and drizzly spots of rain willjust ease towards the east. for many of us it will brighten, particularly along the south later in the day. a little more cloud pushing into northern england and scotland and the breeze picking up across northern ireland. all in all, a decent date with temperatures for most of us around 17 to 19 degrees. it should feel quite pleasant. into saturday evening. most places and the day on a dry note. ever sat on a saturday night and into sunday you will notice a band of rain working towards the west. that is a weather front in the breeze picks well. across much of england and wales you should begin the day on a dry note once again. it will be mild, certainly frustrate the meat free. through the day on sunday, the weather front tries to move in

across wales and western parts of england as well. brightening up for northern ireland, with sunny spells an isolated afternoon showers. holding on bright and sunny weather across east anglia and sunny weather across east anglia and the south—east, again not bad at all the time of year, highs in the low 20s, pressure conditions across the western side of the uk. through thursday, that front pushes away gradually across eastern england, not much rain left on it by the time it reaches east anglia and south—east england for friday, a decent day across eastern areas with wet and windy weather piling on across the western side of the uk. rain clearing northern ireland, with sunnis also the afternoon. staying cloudy and damp, temperatures on the call is either not bad for northern ireland, still relatively warm across the saudis. into the weekend, high—pressure generally in charge of the weather across much of the uk, so the weather across much of the uk, so most of us see a dry picture, the exception northern ireland, seeing fabrics

wales will hope to russia. patrick gearey, bbc news. next up for wales moldova on tuesday, that win leaves them with 11 points in group d, four points behind leaders serbia who also won today. the republic of ireland are in second, they drew with georgia. remember that only the top team qualifies for the finals automatically. eight of the nine second—placed sides go into the play—offs. lewis hamilton has set a new pole position record in reaching his 69th career pole, breaking the previous landmark set by michael schumacher. in treacherous conditions hamilton was more than a second quicker than his nearest rival. hamilton will be hoping to overtake sebastian vettel in the championship. the ferrari driver will be sixth on the grid. so can hamilton hope to break more records like this in his career? 0ur f1 reporter nick parrott explains. well, back in june well, back injune before the azerbaijan grand prix he said he could easily continue in the sport possibly until he is as old as 40 and he's 32 at the moment. the other record of int

rain from ireland pushing into scotland and western england and wales. it should bea dry western england and wales. it should be a dry day on friday. not doing too badly for the temperatures. 19 01’ too badly for the temperatures. 19 or 20 degrees in the east. heading into the weekend, this weather front pushes east. high pressure generally with us. we will see spells of rain perhaps trickling into northern ireland. apart from that, saturday promises to be a decent day. dry weather with some sunny spells. not too bad with the temperatures. quite a lot going on weather—wise in the uk. you can keep up—to—date with the latest on the massive hurricane battering puerto rico, on the bbc weather website. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me — and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. time for some sport on bbc news. hello i'm hugh ferris. the international pa ralympic committee has postponed two world championships that were due to take place in mexico city later this month, following the earthquake in the

and wales are cloudy start today day. mild with the risk of some rain. in northern ireland it is different. here a mix of sun and dense patches of fog which could cause problems on the road. scotland dull and cause problems on the road. scotland dulland damp to cause problems on the road. scotland dull and damp to start the day. through the rest of the day our weather front starts more or less in the same kind of area, but the rain will tend to fizzle out on it as the weather front continues to weaken through the rest of the day. so by the time we get to the rest of the afternoon, most of us will have dry weather. the best of the sunshine further west, particularly northern ireland, once we have got rid of that early morning fog. here is the chart for tuesday. the front is still with us, draped across scotland, england and wales but barely any rain left on it at all. as we go through the day again, that cloud will then break up and we have increasing amounts of sunshine coming through. in the sunshine it is still pretty w

tonight patchy rain in england and wales and the rain in england and wales and the rain turning heavier in scotland,ed northern ireland, wales and south west england. giving the winds are coming from the south, it is mild with temperatures between 11 and 14 celsius. so a mild start tomorrow, but cloudy and murky over the hills of wales and the pe nines. through the day the slow—moving band of rain will edge eastwards. some wet weather in the scotland and north—west england. temperatures 16 degrees. brighter in the west and staying bright for the south—east where it will be warm. the final clears through thursday night and for friday a decent start, scotland, england and wales, however the weather going down hill in the west as the next band of rain comes in. weakening as it bumps into the high pressure. east anglia and the south—east again doing well for temperatures. highs of 19 or 20 degrees. that front will continue to fizzle through friday night to leave us on fizzle through friday night to leave us on saturday with a decent day. for most of us dry with some sunshine. temper

come and look at what is happening in wales, the exciting things that are happening in wales. there are one or two things that need to be done. i heard alan cairns saying we should decentralise power from cardiff as the very time that they are trying to hoard powers in westminster. is that the biggest threat to the process that you have made over the last 20 years? years? how worried are you about brexit? made over the last 20 years? years? how worried are you about brexit7m isa how worried are you about brexit7m is a serious challenge. president situation is that, in areas that we already control, powers that are at the moment in brussels will come to us. the moment in brussels will come to us. what's the uk are trying to do is saying, no, you are not going to get those powers, we will hold on to those. we will give ourselves the powers to amend welsh laws without referring to you or the uk parliament eitherfor referring to you or the uk parliament either for that matter. that's not what people voted for. i remember people saying they wanted power to return. they didn't say l

some rain for a good part of the afternoon in england and wales. on monday, this area of low pressure had some remnants of hurricane maria in it. you don't need to worry about it too much. the low pressure area will bring windy weather for the northern half of the uk. a lot of places will be dry, though. there will be a few showers and the chance of thickening cloud and rain in southern england. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 8pm... mark carney gives his clearest indication yet that an increase in interest rates is likely in the "relatively near term". if the economy continues on the track that it's been on, and all indications are that it is, in the relatively near term we can expect that interest rates would increase somewhat. the 1% cap on teachers' pay in england could be lifted, after the treasury accepted more flexibility was needed in areas of skills shortage. ukip gets another new leader — former army officer henry bolton beats the two frontrunners to head the party. also in the next hour — people will soon be a

more persistent across scotland, western england and wales. we will see some fog patches form underneath underneath clearing skies in northern ireland, where things will turn out quite chilly. it could be a murky start there on monday. monday morning, that fog will clear away slowly in northern ireland. this band of rain will weaken across scotland, west england and wales. after a cloudy start across eastern england, the cloud break up with sunny spells throughout. temperatures for most of us between 16—19 degrees celsius with that sunshine coming through northern ireland. once the fog clears out of the way. looking at the next few days, often the weather will be dry in the week ahead. warm as well with sunny spells. but a band of rain is coming through on thursday. and that's your weather. bye for now. this is bbc news. i'm duncan golestani. our top stories: the war of words hots up, with north korea's foreign minister launching a blistering attack on president trump at the united nations. translation: he tried to insult the supreme divinit

the western fringes of england and wales, early afternoon. the sum, in eastern scotland, dry all out to the evening commute is not beyond. staying that way across parts of lincolnshire and east anglia. casting aside the warm jacket by the afternoon and evening. a different sort of rush—hour. mostly light and patchy. some might just sort of rush—hour. mostly light and patchy. some mightjust avoided. drizzle across scotland as well but northern ireland, the journey drizzle across scotland as well but northern ireland, thejourney home will be much better. the cloud and rain will become mainly confined to the midlands and east anglia. patchy rain and drizzle. a big difference to mike baird last night. it will feel a good deal milder. the morning cloud and patchy rain and drizzle across southern counties of england and wales a bit further northwards. the essential swathe of uk on saturday will stay fairly cloudy throughout. a bit of brightness in northern ireland. not that across northern scotland. brightening up across the south. we keep the

the transfer of jobs from north wales. >> i think the honorable gentlemen, there are more jobs in wales and that is the case but i assure the honorable gentlemen the situation is employment growth, 99,000 more jobs than 2010 and more in the private sector. the employment story in wales is one of success, something to be proud of. >> today is important, and indictment of that. does he agree this creates economic power for wales? >> i think the gentleman for his question, he should, rather than cause report from highflying companies, highlight the on the ground story, unemployment is falling. we are creating jobs in wales, creating a successful economy blues the honorable gentlemen is celebrating. >> questions for the prime minister. >> the prime minister. >> thank you, mister speaker. as we return to summer recess members across the house i thinking of friends and family of the victims of the barcelona terror attack last month. i want to reassure the house the united kingdom has assured assistance in humanitarian resources are already in place for those countries including overseas terri

that is sean somewhere in wales. look at you. these are classics. this is sally on a horse in anglesey. we have a recent one of you, dan. we had none, so we made this for you instead. my mother is not at home at the minute, she is visiting members of our family. normally i would get her to send me a picture. apparently that is my face when i was at the beach. send us your pictures and tell us what you love about the coastline. sandro says many uk coastal towns are suffering because of the greed from hoteliers. that isjust are suffering because of the greed from hoteliers. that is just one thought. we have beautiful beaches but yarmouth has been milked of resources no money is going in, only out. get in touch. and now for the news, travel, and weather, wherever are watching. we will be back at 730. good morning from bbc london news. i‘m claudia—liza armah. police in brazil have arrested a man in connection with the shooting of a tourist from south london. eloise dixon was in a hire car last month, with her husband and three daughters near rio dej

prison officers in england and wales have been awarded a rise of 1.7%. as far as police officers are concerned, their salaries will go up by 1%, and they'll also get a further 1% bonus. the current current level of inflation is nearly 3%. speaking at the tuc congress in brighton, labour'sjeremy corbyn says the government is trying to divide and rule public sector workers. our political correspondent iain watson sent this report. police and prison officers — vital parts of the criminal justice system. the government's announced that they are getting a pay increase, but the public service unions see themselves as the victims of an injustice, a pay cap that's held back wages for seven years. today the government signalled it was willing to relax its pay restraint. it's vitally important for the success of our public services that we pay public sector workers fairly, and also that retain people, that we keep them in the profession and we are able to recruit new people as well. usually pay review bodies stick to government advice and don't recommend average

but a brightness to end the day across western parts of england and wales. grey, cloudy, occasional rain and drizzle, fairly muddy. relatively tropical air with us muddy. relatively tropical air with us through the second—half of the weekend. it will form a much different feeling day into monday. this area of low pressure pushing eastwards. strong winds. monday morning rush hour in the northern half of the uk, strong gusts of wind. disruption likely particularly through central belt of scotland and to the west where we could see 70 mild an hourwind. to the west where we could see 70 mild an hour wind. in windy day for all on monday. his strongest winds the northern part of the country. driest to the south and east. this is remnants of harry kane maria. a minor impact on our weather. introduce it, a bridge of high pressure building on the south—west. that will be limited to the north—east of scotland. 130 elsewhere, many fine and bright. this is bbc news. the headlines at 2pm. ahead of the conservative party conference tomorrow, borisjohnson again inter

further north in scotla nd england and wales. further north in scotland with clear skies, another cold one in the countryside, temperatures getting down close to freezing. looking at the weekend weather prospects, some stage we will all see some sunshine and reasonable temperatures on the way as well. another week rent will be working into western areas for sunday. starting of the weekend like this, cloud first thing across england and wales. in for the spit of rain, particularly over the hills. that will tend to break up as the morning goes by with sunny spells breaking through. gusty wind knocking holes in the cloud across scotla nd knocking holes in the cloud across scotland and northern ireland. temperatures reaching 17 degrees. the warmest weather towards the south—east where we are looking at temperatures reaching the 20 degrees mark. through saturday night, some rain pushing across northern ireland. another of these weakening rain bands. we are getting some rain coming to scotland, western parts of england and wales. bri

the wind not a concern as in wales and the south—west. but the wind will be ever present for many parts of western scotland and northern ireland and a good part of england and wales. and there will be plenty of showers to go around as well. at times, some of those showers will merge to give the odd longer spell of rain. perhaps nowhere more so than this north—eastern quarter of scotland. quite close to an area of low pressure there. showers, quite sharp, they will have hail and thunder. if you see too many, you are not going to be in the mid to upper teens, closer to 10—11. out of monday and into tuesday, high pressure working across the british isles, tending to settle things down. this is one of the quieter days of the week, at least to start with. it will feel pleasant with less wind. 16—19, something like that. later in the day overnight into wednesday, we could see the emergence from the atlantic of a very vigorous area of low pressure gradually churning its way right across the heart of the british isles. there are already war

this is a slow modem rain across the south—west through wales. this is a slow modern day with regard to this weather front, because it takes an eternity to limp its way that little bit further towards the east. eventually allowing brighter skies into the western side of scotland and northern ireland. accompanied by showers but it never make5 northern ireland. accompanied by showers but it never makes it over to east anglia and the far south—east of england. not until late on in the day. this is slow motion weather. eventually the weather front moves into the north sea, probably in the small hours friday. just to make room for another set of weather fronts to work its way back into the western side of scotland, the north—west of england, northern ireland, the west of england and wales. generally speaking, the further south and east you are, the drier and finer your day will be. late in the day, rain will move away and just when you thought here is another 5pell will move away and just when you thought here is another spell of wet and windy wea

the weather front breaking its way all over wales and the south—west. ahead a it in at about the cloud for that be some sharp bursts of rain dotted either side of the wash. if you have an interlude of dry weather don‘t start out without being prepared for some rain because you see is that front comes through towards the east there is no escape. out west, after the dryer interlude with sunshine coming through, we put a peppering of showers into things through the west of scotland, northern ireland, wales, into the south—west. 18—19 will stop we‘ve made it to the weekend. it starts off well enough. we start filling in the cloud and rain across western areas. the east is not such an issue on saturday but a massive book, massive uncertainty, we have a big area of low pressure on the way. the sort of thing you expect to see in late september or early october. you may have heard the chat about the remnants of hurricane is getting involved here. that kink there is all that‘s left of lee, which has been wandering around for a few weeks now. behind me,

spreading into england and wales throughout the day. driest and brightest across the south—east and filling substantially warmer than it has done to recent days. but every of rain just hangs around as we go through wednesday night and thursday. get that bit heavy across wales, england and into the sun and east of scotland. this dividing affair between east and west. hazy sunshine on thursday. we could see temperatures get into the low 20s. west of that, raining and fresh conditions in the far west but only a few isolated showers. that is how it is looking. i will be back with you in around half an hour. this is bbc news. i'm simon mccoy. the headlines at 2pm. the government's top brexit official leaves his post to work in downing street — amid reports of tensions with brexit secretary david davis. police are still questioning two men arrested after the parsons green bombing — including a 21—year—old syrian refugee. former england captain wayne rooney is banned from driving for two years after pleading guilty to drink—driving

in sport, wales has a new wonderkid. teenager ben woodburn scored the winner on his debut to keep their world cup hopes alive. and tomasz has the weather. we have been forecasting rain for today. it is on its way but some of us today. it is on its way but some of us actually may end up with a pretty bright day. good morning. first, our main story. north korea appears to have carried out another nuclear test. china and the united states say they have detected tremors consistent with an underground explosion. hours earlier, north korea's state news agency said the country had built its own hydrogen bomb, capable of being mounted on an inter—continental ballistic missile. there is no independent verification of the claim. our correspondent yogita limaye is in the south korean capital, seoul. what more do we know about the cause of these tremors? and emergency national security council meeting is under way here in south korea. it is chaired by president moonjae—in. what the south korean military has said is that the trem

the showers are most prevalent across parts of england and wales. slow—moving showers in northern england and parts of the midland, so lengthy downpours for people there. scotla nd lengthy downpours for people there. scotland and northern ireland, a slightly better day tomorrow than today. a brief ridge of high pressure to get us through saturday night into a chilly start on sunday. more weather fronts gathering. outbreaks of rain will spread from west to east. feeling cool once again. by the end of the day, we could see gales across the west as we finish sunday, potentially severe gales to start the week on monday. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me. hello, i'm leah boleto with the latest from the bbc sports centre. rain has dominated proceedings on day two of the deciding third and final test between england and west indies. it delayed the start of play by 15 minutes. and the players came off again after just 20 minutes. our sports correspondent joe wilson is at lord's. it was clear from the body language that west indi

east wales, though, you might get a bit of brightness. 17—18 degrees. the heaviest rain into northern ireland where it will feel dismal. not a bad end to the afternoon in much of northern england and eastern scotland. cloud thickening up, the winds strengthening across western fringes of scotland. so that weather front sweeps its way eastwards through the evening and overnight and in actual fact it's moving at quite a pace. there will be some rain, some of it heavy, for all of us at some point through the night, clearing away in all but eastern fringes towards dawn. with clearer skies and lighter winds we could see some patchy mist and fog forming. more favoured spots for it to linger perhaps through south—west england and wales first thing. but again the further west on thursday you'll see the best of the sunshine. after a cloudy and damp start there is a slow improvement through eastern fringes, but we might keep a bit of cloud across east anglia and the south—east. the highest values, 14—20 degrees. now, as we move out of thursday and into frid

we will see frequent showers, england and wales had the. a few showers to scotla nd wales had the. a few showers to scotland and northern ireland and on sunday, scotland and northern ireland, perhaps the north—west of england and western parts of wales, great chance of staying dry through the day. the midlands eastern england, here, there will be sunshine but also the chance of a shower cropping up again. heavy with hail at times but at least by sunday with light winds it may feel a touch warmer. a relieved story through the rest of the week into the weekend, one of sunshine and showers here in the uk. before i go, let's go to the pacific and another big storm on the cards. this is typhoon talim. a major typhoon on the scale of what was in the caribbean. that is winding itself up by the time get to this weekend that could be edging its way into western parts of japan. and least some in quieterfor us here in the uk. how long before it hits land? it looks like late on sunday it should arrive in the western parts of japan. sunday it should arrive in the western parts ofjapan. it sun

stays wet across northern england and north wales and the rain eases off in intensity and outbreaks of rain coming and going across the midlands and southern england. in sunshine, temperatures 23 or 24. while we see something fresher to scotland and northern ireland later, you will see something a good deal sunnier. the fresh air gradually clears away the damp weather from england and wales as we go through the night and into wednesday morning. we start wednesday and it will feel a good deal cooler. these are the city temperatures but rural areas down into single figures, widely. a fresh start to wednesday but a ridge of high pressure is building in and while this weather front will bring a few showers to parts of scotland, one or two isolated showers in north—west england and northern ireland. wednesday is set to be the driest and brightest day overall. sunny spells. temperatures down on the start of the week. 15—19 degrees. similar on thursday. after a cool start, winds lighter to begin with and cloud amounts increasing. scotland and northern ireland a bit more wet. the rain spre

yesterday police raided a house in newport in south wales, arresting a 25—year—old man. and today two more men have been arrested in newport, aged a8 and 30 — bringing the total number of suspects in custody to five. 0ur wales correspondent, tomos morgan has been following the story. a 25—year—old male was arrested last night on the other side of newport from where we are but early this morning to individuals, a 30—year—old and a a8—year—old were arrested in this house behind me on this street very close to the city centre here in newport. it is understood from the sources that we have spoken to on the ground here that they may have been asylum seekers or refugees. we haven't had that confirmed as yet but as i say, this is a fast—moving operation and the police are continuing to investigate this house behind me as the road remains closed. this is part of the metropolitan police counterterrorism team that have come here to help all they have given the information to south wales police to carry out these arrests this morning. and the commander who heads the

gusts across england and wales of a0 to 50 mph. across western and channel coast, the gusts could increase to 60 mph. as this low pressure pushes eastwards a cross as this low pressure pushes eastwards across northern part of england, into north wales and the midlands, for a time overnight the gusts could touch a 75 mph, enough to bring damage to trees, branches of trees and maybe some trees down in places. there is likely to be some disruption to travel so keep an eye on the latest with bbc local radio stations. through tomorrow morning, the area of low pressure will begin to pull away but still some strong gale force winds along the east coast but they will slowly start to pull away and we are back to square one, sunshine and showers across much of the country. some of the showers could be quite frequent, perhaps merging to give a longer speu perhaps merging to give a longer spell of rain. still windy but the winds will have lost some of their strength. highs of ia to 18. there is strength. highs of 1a to 18. there is high pressu

wales will hope to russia. the republic of ireland are in the same group as wales and are unbeaten after seven matches. martin 0'neil‘s side remain in second place after a 1—1 draw with georgia this evening. they are just two points behind group leaders, serbia. lewis hamilton has broken the record for the number of pole positions in formula one. the mercedes driver surpassed michael schumacher‘s landmark by taking the 69th pole of his career in difficult, wet conditions at the italian grand prix. nottinghamshire 0utlaws are cricket's twenty20 champions after beating the birmingham bears by 22 runs at edgbaston. the two sides won their semi finals earlier in the day. nottinghamshire hit 190—a off their 20 overs in the final but birmingham struggled to reach their target. nottinghamshire are now champions of the t20 blast and the 50 overs competition this year. in rugby union, saracens started their premiership season with an excellent 55—2a win over northampton saints. sean maitland scored a first hal

the wind not a concern as in wales and the south—west. but the wind will be ever present for many parts of western scotland and northern ireland and a good part of england and wales. and there will be plenty of showers to go around as well. at times, some of those showers will merge to give the odd longer spell of rain. perhaps nowhere more so than this north—eastern quarter of scotland. quite close to an area of low pressure there. showers, quite sharp, they will have hail and thunder. if you see too many, you are not going to be in the mid to upper teens, closer to 10—11. out of monday and into tuesday, a little ridge of high pressure working across the british isles, tending to settle things down. this is one of the quieter days of the week, at least to start with. it will feel pleasant with less wind. 16—19, something like that. later in the day overnight into wednesday, we could see the emergence from the atlantic of a very vigorous area of low pressure gradually churning its way right across the heart of the british isles. the

not as breezy as it has been into england and wales. again the chance of seeing a bit light rain, more especially in parts of northern england and scotland. mainly dry start in northern ireland but this band of wet weather is going to move in and will also push across scotland during the day. still quite windy for some of us here, especially the further north you are. northern isles with a risk of gales, into shetland. on through the day. after all that cloud to begin with, we start to brighten things up a little bit in england and wales, especially east wales and through northern, central, southern and eastern england. if you get some sunny spells for any period of time, it could be quite warm. 23—24 celsius could well be yours, maybe the chance of a shower. we'll move a band of rain through northern ireland. outbreaks of rain through scotland but the further west you are, especially late afternoon going into the evening, it could well be brightening up once again. the rain is not done with us though. on monday night it looks like it

across much of england and wales you should begin the day on a dry note once again. it will be mild, certainly. through the day on sunday, the weather front tries to move in from the west, bumps into high pressure in the east so it will tend to fizzle out somewhat during the course of the morning. there will be some rain for northern ireland, scotland, perhaps the western fringes of wales and south—west england. later in the day, a chance of a few heavy bursts working in but further east across much of england and wales remains dry and bright and pretty warm. 22, 23 degrees in the sunshine. just a little cooler in the north—west. we still have a weather front lingering around on monday but it will fizzle out during the day. the east should stay warm and dry with temperatures 19 or 20 degrees. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm duncan golestani. our top stories: breathing new life into brexit talks, european leaders welcome the british prime minister's conciliatory tone but call for more clarity. puerto rico fac

stays wet across northern england and north wales and the rain eases off in intensity and outbreaks of rain coming and going across the midlands and southern england. in sunshine, temperatures 23 or 24. while we see something fresher to scotland and northern ireland later, you will see something a good deal sunnier. the fresh air gradually clears away the damp weather from england and wales as we go through the night and into wednesday morning. we start wednesday and it will feel a good deal cooler. these are the city temperatures but rural areas down into single figures, widely. a fresh start to wednesday but a ridge of high pressure is building in and while this weather front will bring a few showers to parts of scotland, one or two isolated showers in north—west england and northern ireland. wednesday is set to be the driest and brightest day overall. sunny spells. temperatures down on the start of the week. 15—19 degrees. similar on thursday. after a cool start, winds lighter to begin with and cloud amounts increasing. scotland and northern ireland a bit more wet. the rain spre

well, that's it from the dinorwig power station in north wales. what a privilege to visit such an unusual place. feel free to get in touch with us on social media — if you have enough battery, that is. good afternoon. where you get the sunshine, some lovely colourful displays on show out there where the changing autumn colours. those will disappearfrom changing autumn colours. those will disappear from sight over the next few days, windy weather on the way. areas of low pressure to the west, re m na nts of areas of low pressure to the west, remnants of hurricane maria. remnants of hurricane leak, both will have minimal impact on our weather. big area low—pressure, more ofan weather. big area low—pressure, more of an effect. way out at the moment, not a bad afternoon for much of northern ireland, scotland, eastern england, sunny spells continue. temperatures close to 19. a lot more cloud across wales, the midlands, southwest, outbreaks of rain to end the afternoon. in fact, we started are not self—respect for a time, clear is whether in the

as we move further west into the south—west of england and wales, a scattering of showers and wales, a scattering of showers and a few showers in the midlands as well. quite a brisk north—westerly breeze from the word go on western coasts. further north in northern england and southern scotland more in the way of dry weather. plenty of brightness and a scattering of showers in northern ireland and the north and east of scotland first thing tomorrow. a brisk wind in the far north of scotland. as we move through the day the showers will get gelling. there will be lots of dry weather around but through the afternoon when the showers get going it could be quite heavy and the odd rumble of thunder not out of the question for england and wales. temperatures, fairly cool, struggling into the mid—teens, fairly brisk north—westerly breeze, taking us into the weekend that will stay cool, touch of grass frost overnight into sunday, the winds will ease as high pressure pushes m, will ease as high pressure pushes in, and a mixture of sunny spells and showers but the showers will tend to eas

wales will also face bosnia—herzegovina, england and russia in group 1. to golf, and marc leishman has won the bmw championship at lake forest in illinois for a wire to wire victory in the penultimate event of the fedex cup play offs. the australian finished on 23 under winning by five strokes. he came home ahead of this man, england's justin rose, and american, rickie fowler, to move fourth in the standings as the top 30 remaining head to the final event, the tour championship at east lake in atlanta, georgia next week. the overall winner of the play offs earns a $10 million bonus and the 33 year old leishman will start fourth after this win, as he and his young family celebrated afterwards it isa it is a long week. it takes the energy out of you. i was very tired last night. i didn't sleep well. you know, that five shot lead, it is just enough that you should get beaten, but not quite enough that you, that it is, you know, out of reach. no, really happy. nice to, you know a specially to hold off a run on me on the back nine. but that fire shots, it was

as we move through thursday, we keep the dry weather across england and wales. signs of something wet and wendy are pushing into the north—west. that area of low pressure, with this front, sweeping south and east through thursday night and into friday. it will bring with it a speu friday. it will bring with it a spell of wet and windy weather. some heavy rain to clear the way through england and wales, and then squally showers developing up into the far north and west. highs of 30—18. the tea m north and west. highs of 30—18. the team is going to continue —— the theme is going to continue, dare i say it, it will feel almost autumnal. this is bbc news. i'm ben brown. the headlines at 11:00: the united states and china have failed to agree on how to confront the growing nuclear threat posed by north korea. after 10 staff are suspended at an immigration detention centre, a former manager says gas were warned about such problems three years ago. kensington palace has announced that the duke and duchess of cambridge are expecting their third child. and on n

in wales, the lord james last year. council. in wales, the lord james last yea r. every council. in wales, the lord james last year. every newly built flats must be fitted with a spring the system, wales the first country in the world is to make that change. sprinklers have been around since 1886, and in the building industry we haven't used them successfully so if you aren't going to use them with goodwill, as we have done in wales we should mandate to use them to keep people safe. in the streets around grenfell tower, they are still memorials, and survivors like me del alvarez want realjustice and change to come from the enquiry. sammy had to pay for what they did to us. myself, i could be in ashes inside of the building. my hope is that we see a change in the policies around fire and also the people of safety. the government wants to make sure a fire like at grenfell never happens again. let's speak now to tom gilbert, a fire risk analyst and associate director of frankham risk management services. good morning. let's begin with looking at the facts around fires in ill doings