degrees by nine a.m.. heading further south across england and wales were more likely to see a great morning so there will be hill fog, mist and the odd spot of drizzle. there was the weather because it will improve across the southern half of the country and sunshine already for the south—east down towards the channel isles. through the day we will see rain easing away towards the east. a bit more cloud filtering into northern england and scotland. sunshine returning from southern england and south wales and it should remain bright across northern ireland. a little breezy here late in the day but temperatures doing reasonably well for the time of year. between i7 well for the time of year. between 17 to 19 for most of us, 21 in the channel isles. most of the centre day on a dry note. late sunshine, a little late rains of scotland and overnight this band of rain works in from the west. wet weather for northern ireland and the west of scotla nd northern ireland and the west of scotland and later on just edging into the far west of england and wales. much of england and wales should

sunny spells and showers this morning but many of us got away without seeing too many showers, wales saw the main focus, more persistent rain further east, so more persistent rain further east, so our more persistent rain further east, so our weather watchers have sent in beautiful pictures of blue skies, this from st andrews, more in the way of cloud here but still blue skies poking through. moving through this afternoon, a mixture of sunny spells and showers, we have a fairly brisk north—westerly breeze, making those showers pass through fairly quickly, and in between some good spells of sunshine, temperatures in the south perhaps reaching a maximum of 16 or 17 celsius. across england and wales showers have the potential to be heavily this afternoon, the odd rumble of thunder not out of the question but moving through quickly thanks to that brisk north—westerly breeze and in between some good spells of sunshine. for wales many showers focused in the north—west, and for southern scotland and parts of northern england, a little bit more shelter means fewer showers, the showers

the 69th time to overtake schumacher at the top of the all—time list. wales face a crucial qualifier against austria as they try and head further down the road to russia. and saracens start their season in style by thrashing northampton saints. also coming up in the programme: it's t20 blast finals day in birmingham — we'll have the action so far. and are you mad for crazy golf? you could become a professional, as mike bushell has been finding out. hello. good evening. we'll get to the world cup qualifiers in a moment, but we'll start with formula 1 because 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 that saw qualifying for the italian grand prix suspended for more than two and a half hours — hamilton was quickest. tom clarkson reports from monza. lewis hamilton has done it, record—brea ker here at lewis hamilton has done it, record—breaker here at monza. beating the pole position tally of michael schumacher, as nick parrott reports... roman gr

other news: a review of the criminaljustice system in england and wales finds discrimination in its treatment of people from black and minority ethnic backgrounds. mexico is hit by its most powerful earthquake in a century, killing at least 27 people. also in the next hour... a 13—year—old girl who donated her organs has helped a record eight different people. we'll speak to someone who received an organ transplant from jemima layzell, whose parents say they are proud of her special legacy. and, on track to do the double — can chris froome add the vuelta a espana title to his tour de france victory earlier this year? good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. at least 1a people have been killed and more than a million people have been affected by the destruction wrought by hurricane irma as it barrels through the caribbean. millions of people are still under threat. the storm — one of the most powerful atlantic hurricanes ever recorded — was over haiti yesterday and caused widespread damage in the british virgin islands overnight. cuba is the next country in its path. it's du

we've got more world cup qualifying action on the way tonight with wales away to moldova. can gareth bale help close the gap in group d. chris froome nearly doubles his lead after winning the individual time trail at the vuelta a espana — he's aiming to wrap up a tour de france—vuelta double. anthonyjoshua says he can't wait to get back in the ring after announcing he'll defend his wba and ibf world titles in october. coming up, i'm at lord's looking forward to the third and final deciding test match between england and the west indies. the west indian players are buoyed by something new, and something precious... they trained here today with self belief. welcome to sportsday. plenty to get through but we're going to start in moldova, that's where wales are tonight for their latest group d world cup qualifier. chris coleman's side boosted their hopes of qualifying for next year's world cup with a 1—0 win over austria on saturday, and now they're hoping to follow that up with another three points in kishinau. tomos dafydd reports from the moldovan capital. connecting planes, tra

give wales a more deserving scoreline, for a crucial win on the road to russia. katie gornall, bbc news. mimi anderson began running in her late 30s to help her overcome anorexia, since then she's gone on to become one of the top endurance runners in the world, breaking records wherever she goes. now she's preparing for her biggest challenge so far, to become the fastest woman to run across america. sophie raworth has been to meet her. for the next seven—and—a—half weeks, mimi anderson will be running at least 55 miles every single day as she makes her way from la to new york. it's taken years of planning and a lot of training. my run will start from los angeles and it will go all the way through colorado. she'll pass through 12 states in all as she tries to break the women's coast—to—coast record, set in 1979. 2,850 miles in total. that's a long way. here are all your medals, what a haul. i know. i have to say, i'm quite proud of them, actually. quite proud. but mimi is used to tough challenges. she took up running in her mid 30s and since then has conquered some of the

and wales. as a new report suggests that coastal areas are ranked as some of the worst areas in uk for earnings, employment, health and education — we'll have more. and the queen has officially opened britain's tallest bridge, the queensferry crossing. that's all ahead on bbc news. now it's time for sportsday.... hello, i'm olly foster at the bbc sport centre. here's what's coming up this evening... england are almost there, scotland can't afford to slip up... we'll have the latest ahead of tonight's world cup qualifiers at wembley and hampden park. we will be looking ahead to northern ireland's game against the czech republic as michael o'neill's men try and earn themselves a place in the play—offs. try and earn themselves a place in the play-offs. and it is getting serious at the us open, the latest from flushing meadows with quarterfinal places at stake... hello and welcome to sportsday, a really busy night of football ahead. three home nations in qualifying action — england, scotland and northern ireland, and though none of them can actually book a place at the world cup toni

despite snatching a 2—1 win over 2022 hosts qatar thanks to wu lei's late winner. wales struck twice in the final ten minutes to record a hard—fought 2—0 victory over moldova and boost their world cup qualification hopes. chris coleman's side dominated for long periods but were missing the final touch to punish group d's whipping boys. hal robson—kanu headed wales in front before aaron ramsey's deflected strike in injury time sealed a 2—0 win. aleksandar kola rov hampered the republic of ireland's world cup dream as io—man serbia eased themselves to the brink of qualification in dublin. obviously we have a lot of disappointed players, particularly after that performance. it is not just one game, it is how they feel about both games, we must recover from the weekend and that is what we have to do. italy recovered from saturday's mauling by spain to beat israel i—o in their world cup qualifier. leaders spain stay three points clear after thrashing liechtenstein 8—0 away. the spanish are looking untouchable as they head towards the world cup finals. translation: to be close t

, especially over but a beast in england, over wales and 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 we

yesterday evening in newport in south wales. the men, aged 30 and a8, were detained at a separate address in the city early today. in the last hour the assistant commissioner martin stewart from the metropolitan police has been updating the london assembly police and the take on the investigation. this morning to further people have been arrested in wales, the sort that rings us to a situation where we have five people currently in custody. the search that was taking place in hounslow has been completed and the commercial premises, we have two sets are still going on at two addresses in surrey and two searches are going on in wales in relation to the individuals that have been arrested this morning, so after the response that everyone we have seen on friday, still a very fast—moving and national investigation so counterterrorism command here working very closely with the welsh counterterrorism unit and forces in wales. so we are in the midst of the investigation. you will understand i can lead to more detail about that but it is progressing at speed. joining me now is home affai

have already announced salary rises for police and prison officers in england and wales that are above the 1% limit, but unions say it doesn't go far enough. our political correspondent, leila nathoo, is in our westminster studio this morning. the government is lifting some sections of the pay cap. there is already criticism. there is. there has been recognition for some time and the government that the public has had enough of austerity after they lost the majority in the election. there has been a stepping up election. there has been a stepping up of rhetoric from the unions in recent day threatening co—ordinated strike action. now we have an announcement from ministers that police will get a i% announcement from ministers that police will get a 1% bonus and pay rise. prison officers will get a 1.796 rise. prison officers will get a i.7% pay rise this year. whyjust those two? it is independent pay review bodies that make recommendations to the government. those two were yet to report this year. next year there will be a whole new round of recommendations covering all public s

wales and into the midlands, a few showers in scotla nd the midlands, a few showers in scotland and northern england will fade. splits tonight, humid night across the southern half, patchy rain and drizzle, fairly misty. clear further north, a touch of frost in north—east scotland and the highlands. of cloud around their tomorrow, and it is bringing rain on and off through the day in england and off through the day in england and wales. the wind will clear the rain away in northern ireland to be the bright afternoon, heaviest rain in the middle of the afternoon in scotland, and we should finish with some sunshine in the west of england and wales. it is going to be a muggy day on sunday, pressure into monday, but monday morning, particularly window. —— windy. potential of travel the structure and in central and western scotland. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines at 13:30pm: a day ahead of the conservative party conference, borisjohnson has called for any brexit transition period to be limited to two years. teachers and nurses in england and wales could have the 1% cap on t

of england and wales, pushing south, most of it clearing away. not long after midnight. behind that variable cloud and clear spells, one or two fog patches but parts of northern ireland and scotland in the countryside getting close to freezing again as tuesday begins. but once the mist and fog clears it will be a fine day, just maybe the odd isolated shower but the vast majority staying dry, starting sunny, patchy cloud building, some sunshine coming through, it will feel quite pleasant with temperatures, a few spots reaching into the upper teens. slightly different picture on wednesday, in milderfeel, the north and west different picture on wednesday, in milder feel, the north and west of the uk seen outbreaks of rain, the east of england staying mainly dry. hello. this is bbc news — the headlines: the head of ryanair has apologised for "messing up", after the airline announced it was cancelling more than 2000 flights over the next six weeks. as theresa may attempts to reassert her authority over brexit talks, borisjohnson confirms she's very much the one in charge. the uk govern

will be verified soon. 20 years ago today the people of wales voted for devolution and the creation of a national assembly. since then it is created lawyers on everything from organ donation to carrier bags. next you, they will have tax—raising powers too. we have been speaking to young people who have grown up in a devolved wales. learning the skills they need for tomorrow, the welsh way. early years learning is just tomorrow, the welsh way. early years learning isjust one tomorrow, the welsh way. early years learning is just one area that decision—makers have taken a different path to policy makers across the border. the emphasis for 3-7 across the border. the emphasis for 3—7 —year—old here is on learning through play. the experiences these people will have of the health service, decisions about the environment they grow up in, and their future job prospects are shaped by the national assembly, not that they are sure about that, yet. what happens in the national assembly, do you know? they talk about wales, and sometimes they have arguments. 20 years ago, the yes vote was

beating swansea 1—0 in wales, despite their manager rafael benitez being too ill to attend. the swans slip to 15th after losing their opening two home league games of the season for the first time since 1985, while magpies captain jamaal lascelles got the only goal of the game for his side after words of advice from the manager. varane me this morning and made sure that the boys get going and play like they did against west ham —— he rang. we had a good talk before the game on the pitch and we really went for it today and we set the standard and that's what we need to do now. there was also a 1—0 victory for burnley over crystal palace with chris wood with the goal in the third minute from a poor back pass. palace are now the first side in 93 years to lose the first four matches of a top—flight season without scoring a goal and their manager frank de boer says he's not sure he'll be given time to turn around his side's fortunes. it always starts from the heart, with the spirit and today we showed that from the last second. the only thing we didn't do was score. do you th

katherine downes. thanks very much, good evening. wales have beaten austria in their world cup qualifier this evening with the winning goal coming from 17—year—old, ben woodburn, who was making his international debut. wales' win means they can qualify for the world cup in russia but they are still in third place in their group. patrick gearey reports. together stronger. the slogan of the summer of16, together stronger. the slogan of the summer of 16, the spirit of that run to the semis of the euros lingers. wales are still together but stronger? in world cup qualifying they are yet to convince. too many chances not ta ken, they are yet to convince. too many chances not taken, close no longer good enough as aaron ramsey new. to which russia they may need four wins from four as may austria, two sides separated by little, all very close, all very tense. for a while the pressure drove wales forward, just the time and place for gareth bale. the austrian keeper had seen him do that before. unlike bale, ben woodburn still has the power of surprise, after all he's only 17 and thes

glorious sunshine. good parts of southern england, and the midlands, and into wales had the best of that. where the sunshine came out, it became warm, with temperatures up to 21 celsius. that is 70 in fahrenheit. notably, across scotland, around the moray firth, temperatures were about six degrees above average for this time of year. looking at the weather, as we start the day today, we have a band of rain pushing east. as it does so, it will bump into high—pressure across scandinavia and europe. so it will be a slow—moving front. quite often, it will be weak as well. starting with a band of rain to start the day for western scotland. damp in northern ireland, and spits and spots of rain across west wales, devon, and cornwall, too. 12 to 15 degrees in towns and cities. across central england it should stay dry with sunny spells all day. high cloud in the sky will make it hazy at times. you can see the rain does not move far from where it starts. it gradually trickles into central areas of scotland, with cloud breaks for eastern scotland, sunny spells will come through from time

across parts of wales in south—west england. later on that will creep east. further north, not a bad day. sunny spells for more than england. scattered showers across scotland. temperatures around 13 to 17. the evening hours, rain and strengthening winds pushes further eastwards. cloud and murk. further north, clear skies for a time, then more rain. windy conditions moving into the north—west to start on sunday. most of us, but in mild. through the day, this band of rain will push east with it strengthening southerly winds. far east likely to stay dry for good part of the day, but patchy rain working in later. a return to sunshine and blustery showers from the northwest, highs of 18 degrees. this is bbc news. the headlines at 10.30am: teachers and nurses in england and wales could have the 1% cap on their pay rises lifted next year. the treasury admits it needs to be more flexible where there are skill shortages — but unions want to know who'll pay for it. people in their 20s and 30s can't afford as many meals out or expensive coffees — but the older generation are still en

of wales voted for devolution and the creation of a national assembly. today the welsh secretary alun cairns says that wales needs to respond to modern challenges and that more powers should be handed to welsh regions — rather than ministers controlling everything from cardiff. our wales political editor nick servini is in cardiff for us. the real devolution has been a success , the real devolution has been a success, given that a vote in the first place was carried by really tiny majority? it is worth reflecting on the figures. exactly 20 years ago it was a dramatic night and it was a week after scotland had voted convincingly for devolution but on the night in wales it was just a but on the night in wales it was justa margin but on the night in wales it was just a margin of 6721 votes to be precise in which those who supported devolution managed to win the case. it went right down to the wire with a final vote in carmarthenshire and south—west wales that carried the day. the fact that people were so split in wales i think had huge influence with the development of devolutio

in northern ireland this morning. the rain band somewhat fragmenting into western england, wales and scotland, leaving the rest of the sunshine this evening across east anglia and south—east england. it is go to cloud over across these areas, the cloud thickener for occasional spots of rain. it is also going to be quite murky, but a mild night. 12 or 1a degrees across england and wales. 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.

of western england and wales. with the air streaming up from the south in association with this weather front, it won't be a cold night or a cold start to the new day on thursday. but it will be at bank one for a good part of mainland scotland. more clu b good part of mainland scotland. more club pushing towards the northern isles, so wet to the shetland isles. bright skies creeping in towards the western side of northern ireland, having had the rain on wednesday. you have again brighter skies eventually through thursday, but there is much cloud to be had and rain across the south—west through wales. 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 i

start the day for much of scotland, england and wales. it will bea mild scotland, england and wales. it will be a mild start to the day. through the rest of monday, this weather front will find it difficult to move eastwards, because we have this big blocking area of high pressure set across scandinavia and europe. it means the weather front is weak and is going nowhere fast any time soon. the far west of wales, parts of south—west england, dry spells first thing but for many areas of england 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

officers in england and wales. police will get a 1% rise and an extra bonus, while prison officers will get 1.7% this year. we've looked at the evidence. we've been working on this over the summer and we feel now is the time to move to a more flexible approach, to make sure that we do deal with any issues we have got in the public services, so that we can continue to have world—class services. a pay cut is a pay cut for all workers. we must be united in ending the pay freeze for all. the announcement comes as the latest inflation figures rise to the highest level in more than five years. we'll have the the detail and the reaction. the other main stories on bbc news at 5.00: the foreign secretary borisjohnson flies to the caribbean, amid criticism of britain's response to hurricane irma. members of a traveller family from lincolnshire are convicted of modern—day slavery offences and given long prison sentences. and tributes to sir peter hall, one of the greatest figures in the history british theatre, who's died at the age of 86. we'll be talking to sir trevor nunn. it's 5.00. our main s

south wales. waking up of england and south wales. waking up to of england and south wales. 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 m

spreading across northern ireland and reaching into western fringes of scotland, wales and south—west england. the wind picking up with this as well, gales developing through the irish sea. high cloud spreading further east across the uk. all of that means temperatures aren't going down as far as they have done on recent nights. there willjust be a few of the clearest part, eastern scotland and eastern england, thatjust dip down into single figures in the countryside. let's take a look at things in the morning. some wet and windy pictures across south—west england and wales, with heavy bursts of rain. the wind direction will favour the heaviest rain into south facing hills. look at the contrast to the east. some hazy sunshine around here. fairly pleasant start of the day. some in the east will stay dry all day, although the cloud will thicken further as the wind picks up. rain knocking on the door of north—west england. it will be in no hurry to come in. rain pushing across northern ireland overnight, into much of south—west scotland. at this stage, the north and east are mainly

ireland. the rain turning heavier in south—west wales and northern ireland. it will be a mild night. temperatures between 11 and 14 night. temperatures between 11 and 1a degrees. there will be quite a bit applied first thing in the morning. this band of rain pushing east. brighter skies. some morning. this band of rain pushing east. brighterskies. some late morning. this band of rain pushing east. brighter skies. some late day sunshine possible in wales and south—west england as the wet weather works its way across the spine of england. east anglia and so the sting and relatively warm. not feeling too bad when the september sunshine comes out. the weather front finally clears away from eastern england into the early hours of friday morning. clear skies following. the next weather system oozing from the west. 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 t

become extensive across the western side of scotland, england and also to wales. the wind coming from the south so here we are, murky to start the day, watch out if you are up and down the m8, hill fog around and tricky driving conditions which also goes for across the pennines. wet from the word go across greater part of wales down into the south—west, some of it heavy, that bit further to the east. the weather front does have something about it to move that little bit further towards the east through the course of today, brighter skies into northern ireland and they become more extensive across a good part of scotland and wales into the south—west of england, wet conditions across scotland, a peppering of showers, slightly fresher feel than today perhaps. on into saturday which sta rts perhaps. on into saturday which starts well enough, rain into the western side of scotland, another finger of rain into northern ireland, the south—west of england to finish off the afternoon, generally speaking the further east you are the better your day will be. let me get into sunday, big ar

in western scotland, wales and west of england, the cloudy damp down and sunshine in the far east of injured. the reason some of us are seeing rain today is this weather front, which has come in and stalled across the uk, and because it isn't moving, you basically have what you are going to keep as we go through this afternoon. here it is, sunny spells, especially in northern ireland. quite warm, with cloud, producing patchy rain or perhaps drizzle on the western fringes of wales, cornwall and devon with brighter skies. cloudy and damp across southern england, the midlands into northern england, but the northern fringes state drive with sunny spells. northern ireland is still with low cloud in a few spots, but many of us now have sunshine. bright and off in the far west of scotland, but fog around the coast, thick in places. elsewhere in scotland, cloudy with outbreaks of rain. around 15 celsius if you have the cloud and rain, but maybe 21 in warm spots with sunshine. overnight, plenty of cloud around. hill fog, you may see patchy low—level fog around. the threat here may decrea

range from zero to five. in wales and northern ireland, all food premises are legally required to publicly display those ratings, even if they have received a low score. but the same "scores on the doors" law, as it is known, does not apply in england, meaning a restaurant that might have been deemed to be filthy doesn't have to let its customers know. now, the local government association says brexit should be used as an opportunity to tighten the laws in england. the lga's calling for england to come in line with wales and northern ireland, and scores on the doors, the food hygiene ratings, are published on the premises‘s door, so that you know when you arrive at a restaurant exactly what is rating is. the lga says the change would encourage food outlets to improve hygiene, and reduce cases of food poisoning. jon donnison, bbc news. now the weather. a blustery weekend of sunshine and showers for many of us. the showers more widespread across england and wales. after a dismal start, there will be fewer showers into scotland and northern ireland. highs of 19 celsius. through thi

ireland, wales, south and south—west england. the winds will be strengthening, and so the winds will be strengthening, and so quite persistent rain and wet weather across northern ireland, western parts of scotland through receiving's rush—hour. winter at such a feature here but the winds will be strengthening across north west england down into wales and north—west england, particularly over the hills and along the coast, where the winds will become gusty for a time. the winds continued to strengthen across south—west england, pushing across the channel coast. for a time this evening, drier, the winds starting to pick up but not as strong at first. but the wind is of some concern to us. we have an amber warning for them —— from the met office. 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

skiing, and they were there to talk about the upcoming wedding of the prince of wales and camilla parker bowles as she then was, and the two princes were there. they had been out clubbing and clearly didn't wa nt to been out clubbing and clearly didn't want to be there. there was a microphone and recorded him saying that about nick. i can't bear him. you can also hear prince charles saying, who is that man? i asked whether they had chained him to a post and you can hear prince charles saying, why is that man asking that question? and harry whispered in his ear that that is what goes on. and william says, sorry, harry says, this is so much fun. and william says, keep smiling. that is the full context of the "awful man" moment. i suspect the queen doesn't know who i am and that is very healthy. i suspect that prince charles probably thinks i don't take him seriously enough, but he probably thinks that about a lot of people. william and harry probably tolerate me. very honest! it is noticeable how william and harry have recently really opened up to the news media about their mother and issu

secretary of state of wales knows the welsh economy would be damaged by brexit and the public narrative from the welsh government is often alarming and future foreign investment from overseas, what will the secretary of state do to reassure potential foreign investors that wales is open for business and remains a first-class destination for foreign investment? >> my right honorable friend is right. it is a shame many members failed to recognize the opportunity for leaving 3 opinion you and brings about. when my right honorable friends, the prime minister of japan last week and acted a deal with another significant trade arrangement with japan and they would benefit from that deal. >> in the past year, we have a record high, in the tourism industry which with the help of the uk government indicator community fund grew by 36% last year. 10% of workers toward the tourism industry in 2014. >> post brexit potential for current level support gains maintained at the current level, what would he do to assure this happens? >> the office is committed to assuring what we have seen over the past 7

south wales. waking up to a grey morning here but certainly mild, bear with the weather as it brightens up during the day. a fresh start for northern parts of the country, milder 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 coast 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 day with temperatures for most of us around 17 to 19 degrees. it should feel quite pleasant. into saturday evening, most places end the day on a dry note. 0vernight saturday and into sunday you will notice a band of rain working towards the west. that is a weather front and the breeze peaks as well. 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 cour

morning. some around 16—17 celsius. 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 will pep

wales over last friday's terror attack on a london underground train. the bbc understands that mark sampson is set to leave his role as england women's football manager — the fa is expected to confirm his departure shortly. also this hour — can the british cyclist chris froome win yet another title? he's hoping to add to hugely successful year by becoming world champion at the men's time trial this afternoon. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. rescuers in mexico are desperately searching for survivors after a huge earthquake caused widespread damage in the capital mexico city and surrounding areas bringing down dozens of buildings. the government says more than 200 people have been killed and a state of disaster has been declared in the capital, mexico city. the magnitude 7.1 quake hit at around lunchtime yesterday. mexican officials say 217 people are confirmed dead — about half of those in mexico city. at least 22 children are thought to have died injust one school that collapsed. another 30 pupils are missing. the epicentre of the earthquake was in the puebla state, ab

news comes as the england and wales cricket board announced he won't be available for selection, ahead of the one—day international against the west indies. our sports correspondent joe wilson reports. this is the most talented all—round cricketer in england and maybe in the world. ben stokes can win matches when he bowls and wins matches when he bowls and wins matches when he bats. his fame is global. in india, where cricket really matters and really pays, children in delhi want to be him. in the early hours of monday morning, ben stokes was in this area of bristol after england had played a match in the city. stokes is under investigation for causing actual bodily harm. then was arrested in the early hours of monday morning, 25th of september, following an incident in bristol. he was held overnight and released under investigation without charge late on monday. well, west indies are training here ahead of their match against england at the oval tomorrow but before that game begins, there is a major announcement. right here, england will name their squad to play australia in the a

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 north, cloudier further south. later on, northern ireland swapping the clear sk

northern ireland and the scottish borders, north—west england and wales. to the south of the weather front it will be a pretty humid night. overnight lows of 15 or 70 degrees. fresh air trying to get in through the front, but it could take its time doing so. we start off with a little bit of cloud breaking up to some brightness in the south—east. the rain is fairly rugged, moving eastwards. behind comedies and spells of sunshine. not a bad afternoon for scotland and northern ireland. a few isolated showers, a fresher feel, 13—17, but ireland. a few isolated showers, a fresherfeel, 13—17, but also accompanied with decent spells of sunshine. a weak affair by the middle of the afternoon, sitting across north—east england and wales. ahead of it, the odd spot of rain. if we get some sunshine we might see temperatures in the low 20s, and thatis temperatures in the low 20s, and that is the low 70s fahrenheit. generally, we are looking at about mid or high teens for many. then that will creep steadily eastwards. that will introduce the fresher air. 20 of isobars on the chart, basical

showers. 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 indies and jason holder would

northern ireland, eventually moving through the borders into the north of england and north wales. further south of that, it's a drier story, but it does mean a pretty disappointing day on thursday afternoon in scotland. underneath the cloud, with wind and the rain, 13—15 degrees at the very best. some of the rain quite heavy close to the lake district, and stretching over the higher ground of wales. sheltered eastern areas should cling on to some sunshine and, if this happens, we could see 19—20 degrees perhaps across the southeast through london. then further west, with more of a fresher westerly breeze, a little more cloud and a slightly fresher feel. with that low pressure, with its front, sweeps south and east, during thursday night, into friday. it takes a spell of significant rain with it as well. wrapped around that low, there will be some squally showers. 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

for much of scotland, england and wales. it will be a mild start to the day. through the rest of monday, this weather front‘s going to find it difficult to move eastwards because we've got this big blocking area of high pressure sat across scandinavia and europe. that means the weather front‘s week, it also means the weather front‘s going nowhere fast any time soon. now, for the far west of wales and parts of south—west england, we could have some brighter spells first thing, but otherwise for many areas of england and wales it's rather cloudy start to the day. mild but with the risk of some rain. in northern ireland it's different. here a mixture of sun and dense patches of fog that could cause problems out on the roads. scotland, dull and damp to start the day. now, through the rest of the day our weather front stays 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 afternoon, most of us will have drier weather, perhaps brightening up across

double figures. you have cloud. be wary, parts of eastern wales, a few dense fog patches to the morning commute. the morning journey to work will be different from the journey home. it spreads in across scotland, northern england. the whole day will be dry with some sunshine, a gentle breeze. a chilly start so far. low cloud for the evening. 0utbrea ks a chilly start so far. low cloud for the evening. outbreaks of rain. fairly sporadic. not everyone will see it. the rain will be fairly light and patchy. a brighterjourney back from work in northern ireland. what's more cloud. some occasional rain here and there. a damp end to the day to many. that damp weather combined to parts of the midlands, south wales, southern england overnight. further north, some clear skies. the night to come will not be as chilly as the nightjust gone. temperatures the most into saturday morning. we start the weekend with plenty of cloud. patchy rain and drizzle. just inches its way north. it might stay fairly cloudy. the midlands, northern england, southern scotland, it brightens up. the visitors up to 19, 20

, scotland and wales on suspicion of terror—related offences, has reached a record level. figures for the year tojune show there were 379 arrests, with rises across all ethnic groups. a man who was given a ten month sentence for arson, but has spent more than 11 years in prison, is to be released. james ward was jailed under what's called imprisonment for public protection, which meant a parole board had to be sure he wasn't a danger to the public before being released. zoe conway has been following the case, and has this report. for 11 years, james ward has never known when he will get out of prison. until now. in just a few weeks' time, he'll be released to a hostel. i can't believe it. i'll believe it when he walks through the door. he'll get the biggest hug he can have. whenjames was 19, he was imprisoned for a yearfor assault. near the end of his sentence he set fire to the mattress in his cell. for that, a judge gave him an ipp, imprisonment for public protection, and said he should serve ten months. james' behaviour was destructive. he barricaded himself into his cell and self harm

england and wales turn wet and windy too. driest and sunniest of all, a big change to what we have been used to, 20 in east anglia. pulses of heavy rain in western parts of england and wales, eastern scotland. mild air limited to the south—east. that is thousand is it's looking. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime. you're watching bbc news. it is time for the sport. of the england women's opening qualifier against russia tomorrow night, the manager says he's not alone the recent controversy surrounding the discrimination case to affect the tea m discrimination case to affect the team bus that preparations. the important thing is to be professional. we understand that there is a huge interest in the investigations but from our point of view the players have got a job to do. you're representing england tomorrow and they have worked incredibly hard given opportunity to represent england so we're focused on that. and make sure we can produce the best performance. i've made it clear where we stand on the allegations. the 24 hours away from an important world cup qualifier and we ar

wales are facing a perfect storm, because of staff cuts and rising crime. good morning. will interest rates rise this year? when will wages grow faster than prices? i will have some of the answers from our survey of financial forecasters. in sport: lewis hamiltonjumps forjoy, after snatching the formula i championship lead with victory at the italian grand prix. and, as one retailer says it is ditching separate labels for boys‘ and girls‘ clothes, we are asking if the days of his and hers outfits are numbered. we just wejust said we just said boys and girls wejust said boys and girls can we just said boys and girls can wear the same thing. yes, and they can like the same things, too. and sarah has the weather. it isa it is a grey, gloomy start to the day. some of us will see some brightness later on. i will bring you all the weather details in 15 minutes. good morning. first, our main story: president trump has warned the united states is ready to use its nuclear capabilities in defending itself and its allies against north korea. his comments come as the united nations p

humid is this weather front, which will be producing wet conditions across wales and northern england to start the day. to the south of that, like we saw on monday, extensive low cloud. there will be a few breaks allowing some sunshine and temperatures will shoot up in the morning rush hour. but like yesterday, the cloud will produce some spots of drizzle. the best chance of brightness will be across the east. the west midlands, north wales, north—west england some heavy rain around, particularly on the pennines and the lake district. splashes of rain into yorkshire and the north—east. scotland and northern ireland, a bit of cloud and outbreaks of rain particularly across the west of scotland and northern ireland. they will become less prevalent through the day. sunny skies will develop here and there. few in the way of showers. 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 northe

will be producing wet conditions across wales and northern england to start the day. to the south of that, like we saw on monday, extensive low cloud. there will be a few breaks allowing some sunshine and temperatures will shoot up in the morning rush hour. like yesterday, the cloud will produce some spots of drizzle. the best parts of brightness will be across the east. the west midlands, north wales, north—west england some heavy rain around, particularly on the pennines and the lake distric splashes of rain into yorkshire and the north—east. scotland and northern ireland, a bit of cloud and outbreaks of rain particularly across the west of scotland and northern ireland. they will become less prevalent through the day. sunny skies will develop here and there. few in the way of showers. 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

fog across the southern half of england and south wales. waking up to a grey morning here but certainly mild, bear with the weather as it brightens up during the day. a fresh start for northern parts of the country, milder 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 coast 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 day with temperatures for most of us around 17 to 19 degrees. it should feel quite pleasant. into saturday evening, most places end the day on a dry note. 0vernight saturday and into sunday you will notice a band of rain working towards the west. that is a weather front and the breeze peaks as well. 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

, public sector workers in england and wales could receive pay rises which exceed the government's 1% pay cap. teachers and nurses could be among those who benefit, after pay review bodies were told they could recommend higher wage increases to professions which have skill shortages, but as andy moore reports, unions fear the money will have to be found from existing budgets. what does a good teacher make these days? recruiting enough teachers has become one of the most pressing problems facing schools in england. starting salaries have fallen behind other jobs after years of low pay rises. here's my magnets, two very powerful ring magnets... now the government has confirmed some teachers might get increases above 1%. but that's likely to be in areas where there are skills shortages and there's no indication yet of how those pay rises might be funded. i think head teachers would be pleased to see a pay rise because they have real difficulties recruiting, but they will want to know that it's fully funded, that the government will give them the money they need to pay the teachers. the

come to the day. heavy on boundary, particularly to england and wales. these are temperatures when he gets the sunshine. knock a few degrees of that dashed off that is the showers go through. a rather cool light tonight as well. a bit like last night, thicker cloud, pushing its way from scotland to northern ireland and wales by the end of the night. temperatures dropping a little lower than last night. tomorrow morning will be that cooler. wales, the midlands, parts of lincolnshire. through southern counties. the breeze coming in from the north, northwest, will continue to bring in a heady mix of sun and showers. note that temperatures. friday afternoon, 14— 16 degrees at best. a bit disappointing. there is some sign of change. low pressure close by. a little ridge of high pressure to the north—west. for saturday, sunshine and showers mainly across england and wales. maybe some longer spells of rain but showers becoming less of a feature across parts of scotland and northern ireland. even less so as we go into sunday. many parts of scotland, northern ireland, having a largely dry