in morden scotland the last 4 years has seen a growing wave of demonstrations in favor of scottish independence from modest beginnings after the referendum campaign of 2014 these marches have been gaining ground and momentum largely ignored at 1st by the mainstream media and guarded by the some suspicion by at least some in the s.n.p. hierarchy the crashes campaigners have been turning in growing and impressive crowds as they march across the country we asked some of the campaign as the scottish independence whether they are completely peaceful marches and scotland are really making a political definite alex transfers to the organizers of the latest much in aberdeen just last saturday and then to some of the people who were instrumental in organizing early marches and also to the organization hope live streamed every evades forcing their presence onto the political agenda imo joined by from the granite city of beaten by police at dusk to see one of the organizers of the. last week and these marches have been taking place right round scotland the been gathering streams gathering num

none of the teams have been polished in their first performances. the key isn't for scotland to peak now. the key is to peek in round one of the rugby world cup in almost exactly a month's time, and that is where scotla nd month's time, and that is where scotland will be truly measured. townsend has made 1a changes to the tea m townsend has made 1a changes to the team who down so meekly in nice. in comes blake thompson for a long debut, glasgow warriors scott cummings making his first start. how they have reacted in training and in their meetings, the focus, the edge, compared to last week, it has certainly been present in training. it is obviously a different group of players, but they feel like the team that went out at the weekend did, so we will see a better performance, and they will have to be a lot better, because france are in great shape and they have picked a stronger team this weekend. this may be just the second of scotland's four world cup warm up matches, but the pressure is on the tea m matches, but the pressure is on the team to deliver the performance bucket at murra

autumn as well. we've got some showers continuing overnight, particularly in scotland and a peppering in northern ireland. one or two coming into northern england and wales. further south, clearer skies. the wind will be easing a bit as well. north—westerly wind bringing the cooler air and temperatures will be lower than they were last night. plenty of sunshine to start the day across england and wales. more showers for a while over northern ireland. mostly pushing the east over scotland into north—east england towards the wash and some of them may be heavy and thundery. feeling cooler and fresher everywhere. typical temperatures may be 15, 17 degrees. a touch higher in the south of england where it should be a dry day. more sunshine to start the day. a chilly start, atlantic wind coming in on monday, meaning increasing cloud. northern ireland and especially scotland, quite wet. 15 degrees in the central belt. 22 in south—east england. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. thousands take to the streets across the uk — to condemn borisjohnson‘s decision to suspend

can state updated on the website. it is results day for students across scotland. teenagers have been finding out how they did in their highers and advanced highers, which decide whether they'll get a place at university. younger pupils have been finding out how they did in their national five qualifications. james shaw has been at a school in paisley. it's all about the waiting. some pupils will not have slept much, some might be dreading this day, others are looking forward to it. and then, via text, e—mail, or in a white envelope, the moment of truth. i got all as. a moment which might be life changing. was that a surprise? yes, i was aiming for that, but you always have doubts, like after you have sat the exam and you are like, was that an a? but i'm glad it was. what does that mean for you and your future? i got a d in maths which means i will take it again next year. hopefully do better, and then go onto uni there, hopefully. so you soldier on? yeah. if you were to sum up how you feel this morning? amazed. i did a bit better than expected. across scotland, 133,000 pupils sat e

particularly in areas where we really don't need it, that is parts of southern scotland and northern england. potential for of southern scotland and northern england. potentialforfurther flooding, travel disruption available. keep up—to—date with your local radio station for more on that. persistent rain will be around for much of the afternoon, to the south of it, heavy and thundery showers developing. more rain developing across northern parts of scotla nd developing across northern parts of scotland and northern ireland think should brighten up a bit but the breeze picks up, i northerly to north—westerly breeze, which will make it feel much cooler. there will be rain across most of central scotland, really through the central belt, lanarkshire where we could see it more heavy and persistent. to the south of that, some sunshine but through parts of wales and the midlands, southern england, towards the south—west, thundery showers could develop which could be problematic in their own right. a fresh breeze, not as bad as yesterday. we will see temperatures of 23 celsius in th

weekend, particularly for scotland and northern ireland where here we are likely to the most frequent showers perhaps merging to give longer spells of rain. likely to stay windy, strong gusts particularly for southern and western coasts. this is saturday, the overnight rain had cleared away from south—west england but plenty of showers in scotland and northern ireland merging to give longer spells in scotland. more scattered in england and wales, blowing through quickly on a blustery wind and temperatures perhaps 21 or 22, but more like the mid—to—high teens in scotland and northern ireland. by sunday, we've still got this area of low pressure dominating the scene and still generating showers particularly for northern ireland and scotland. again, heavy, merging to bring longer spells, and more frequent in england and wales, especially northern england but some will miss them, staying dry with sunshine, but strong winds widely gusting up to a0 mph and may be a5 mph for southern and western coasts. 20 at best for central and eastern parts of england but for many, just the high tee

across scotland, the span of rain will stagger east across england and behind that we get cooler air with a mix of sunny spells and showers. this evening we lose what's left of that band of rain, all of us into cool air with clear skies and showers for northern ireland and scotland, a much fresher night than we have been used to sew a cool start to sunday, a bright day in prospect, still some showers into northern ireland and scotland and northern england, one or two sinking into east anglia, further south and west, sunshine meadows temperature temperatures just 21 degrees. hello, this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines: the chancellor, sajid javid, insists his relationship with borisjohnson is "fantastic", despite downing street abruptly firing one of his special advisers sonia khan. i am not going to discuss any personnel issues, it would be inappropriate. my views are well understood, the relationship is fantastic with the prime minister. large crowds of protesters gather in hong kong in defiance of a ban on a pro—democracy rally. a trial date is set for khalid sheikh moh

seen cloud increasing with showers particularly across scotland. not so many across the borders but a few here later in the day. certainly more cloud coming into england and wales although most places dry with a bit of sunshine. 0ne places dry with a bit of sunshine. one or two showers towards the west. they showers affecting northern ireland with wetter weather across western scotland where it is windy in the north—west. the best of the sunshine on the south coast of england and in the south—east temperatures in the mid 20s. through this evening and overnight still the threat of rain coming back into northern ireland and particularly western scotland. the wind is easing down later, generally dry for england and wales with cloud and south—westerly breeze. warmer than last night. tomorrow some rain at times affecting northern ireland and across scotland, quite wet across western parts of scotland with a threat of rain in the north west of england and north wales. down through the midlands towards east anglia and the south—east it's dry and feeling quite warm. further north and

concentrated across scotland and northern ireland and the isle of man. and the north—west of ingle. not so many showers across the southern parts of northern ingle, so good news for whaley bridge, the showers few and far between. the showers few and far between. the showers were movies through the afternoon, some getting across to east anglia and south—east england. a better chance here of staying dry with spells of sunshine. where we have the showers, heavy with thunder and lighting. —— lightning. pleasa ntly warm and lighting. —— lightning. pleasantly warm in the sunshine, 23 celsius, quite cool across scotland and northern ireland, where we have the showers. the showers are still with us through this evening. slowly, they start to lose some of their energy, but we keep everyone‘s going across northern scotland. some continuing across the north of england, down into wales and the midlands. temperatures of ii—ilidc overnight. more showers tomorrow, particularly in scotland, where they could be heavy and thundery. a scattering of showers for england and wales, but not

of fronts, which will bring quite a wet day to scotland and northern england. at least we begin sunday with somewhat lighter winds. still quite windy, particularly for eastern england and also northern scotland, and it's scotland and northern england that we're most concerned about through sunday. some heavy rain, we could well see 20—30 millimetres quite widely, maybe 40—50 millimetres in some places. it is really through the central belt, down into southern scotland and northern england, that we're going to see the heaviest of the rain. to the north, some spells of sunshine, plus northern and western scotland. northern ireland is not having too bad a day. across a large swathe of england and wales, away from the far north, a mix of sunny spells and showers. still windy through sunday afternoon across the northern isles and the far north of scotland, but at least dry, with spells of sunshine tending across to the western isles. you can see this heavy rain in the central belt, down into southern scotland, just fringing the far north of england as well. mainly dry with spells

will increasingly have apache ran for northern ireland and the bulk of the rain into scotland, especially over the hills of western scotland isa over the hills of western scotland is a quite heavy around here. these are the temperature is from a 50 in the central bell and a bit warmer than sunday across england and at 22 in the southeast. more rain to come i think on tuesday, especially for the western side of the uk spilling southeastward and the western side of the uk spilling southeastwa rd and then the western side of the uk spilling southeastward and then the northwesterly wind returns for the middle part of next week and that will drop temperatures and bring some sunshine and some showers. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. thousands take to the streets across the uk — to condemn borisjohnson‘s decision to suspend parliament. i never thought at my age, 61 years of age, i would have to be here protesting against the shutdown of parliament. there's been renewed violence in hong kong — with pro—democracy protesters defying a ban on rallying. more than 50 migrant

—westerly breeze. there is a weather front end there as well pushing into the north—west of scotland. that will mean showers are merging into some more persistent rain through this afternoon. heavier downpours across the midlands drifting eastwards with some rumbles of thunder and flashes of lightning and some heavy rain to common places, but it is starting to ease for wales and the south—west for the afternoon. temperatures still disappointing, cool with a north—westerly breeze, high teens and low 20s. that front move south bringing rain to northern ireland and southern scotland and comes to rest across northern england at the end of the night. to the south, clear skies, to the north, clear skies and becoming cooler. starting to feel a little autumnal first thing particularly for rural north—eastern scotland just around four celsius. here goes that one sliding further south but fizzling out tomorrow. a few showers and southern scotland and northern england, but overall a much drier and brighter day than today and a light breeze with the chance of some sharper showers for wales and n

scotland, northern england and maybe even the midlands, it may be for the south—east, as well. always a bit more cloud and patchy rain for northern ireland, some heavier showers here through the evening and overnight. they will start to approach western scotland by the end of the light. 0vernight lows of 1a 01’ of the light. 0vernight lows of 1a or 15 degrees. into some day, sun time for southern britain, but for the northern half of britain more showers breaking out as the day pans out. slow moving possibly with hail and thunder and again the risk of some localised flooding. hello, this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines: storm warnings have been issued as a big operation continues to prevent a catastrophic collapse of the damaged dam in whaley bridge in derbyshire. the prime minister visits whaley bridge and promises a "major rebuild" to make the dam safe. the home secretary tells criminals they should "literally feel terror" at the thought of breaking the law. the authorities in hong kong are expecting another weekend of mass rallies — this time from both pro—democracy a

of orkney lies in the northern isles of scotland, where the north sea and the atlantic ocean meet. it comprises of around 70 islands, beset throughout the year by winds and gales. about 20 of the islands are inhabited but its very location as one of the remotest settlements in the uk means it's an ideal place to test new forms of energy such as wave, wind and tide. wave energy is literally the energy in the waves but ultimately that's been driven by the wind. in orkney, because we've got the full force of the atlantic ocean, which is very windy, so we get a lot of very big waves crashing against our shores. tidal energy is driven by gravitational forces. where we get the biggest opportunity for tidal energy is tidal streams where there's a flow and that flow is concentrated around the islands in orkney and a few other places around the world. orkney was once dependent on the scottish mainland for power but today, it fulfils its own energy needs. this tidal turbine pioneered by an orkney—based marine energy firm is being tested by seawater moving its blades. the technology takes ener

in the world and it's starting in scotland this year's edinburgh fringe festival will feature more than $50000.00 performances and they range from comedy shows to dances and musicals charlie and jenna is there. we're here on the royal mile where artists are desperately trying to go audience for their shows using any means possible mostly flyers plastered everywhere and that's because there is so much competition here some 4000 shows and 63 different countries will be formed in every nook and cranny of the city over the next 3 weeks they'll be theatre 1st cabaret comedy musicals all artistic is on those are covered now the themes are largely political 2 years ago we saw a lot of direct 16 shows this year it's climate change using carbon emissions and mass extinctions and global warming forming the backdrop to a lot of performances one show called 1.5 degrees will feature x. is reading the i.p.c.c. report the intergovernmental panel on climate change report in full and that's going to take 5 days but it is a chance they say for our to audiences to delve beneath the headlines because

parts of scotland, especially in the hills. also for northern ireland, much of england and wales are dry. rather a lot of high cloud, something has been hazy with the best of the clearances overnight tonight in the south—east of england where we saw the highest temperatures earlier. the rain is still there for northern ireland, developing more widely in scotland, later on in that night it crosses the i received. it will be dry and fairly crowded for england and wales, quite one temperatures, iz-ilidc. the wales, quite one temperatures, 12—ilidc. the weather front still around, and area of low pressure in scotla nd around, and area of low pressure in scotland on saturday, eventually that cold front takes some rain into england and wales, quickly it will clear away form northern ireland. not before had a lot of rain through friday and overnight, into saturday. could be a couple of inches over the hills. maybe more than that over the higher ground across central and western parts of scotland. could be three orfour western parts of scotland. could be three or four inches of rain

taking place right round scotland they've been gathering strength guarding numbers guarding the mental but do marches like that really make a difference and with even the biggest march of 100000 people there are some who may say well that's $5000000.00 plus people in scotland not turning up at the march do these marches make a difference they absolutely do and they show the costs to be a normal self-governing country in a very positive light we need to exchange information and ideas the behavior is impeccable and the amount of people that you see all this is my 1st march or i'd love to go all but maybe martin is not my thing but these people they partake in street stalls deliver leaflets etc so there's a wide range of ways that these groups throughout scotland are growing mushroom ing and connecting. some of protests that will seal across the world the been lots of arrests and powerless in london and moscow in hong kong the scottish marches seem to pass with them or a rest stop or anything why is that to these i think because our vision for scotland is for a better place and oth

temporary closure of the west coast mainline between england and scotland and the cancellation of several ferry services. alison freeman reports. dramatic scenes in london as the predicted high winds hit the city. in russell square, falling trees ripped an iron fence from the ground and crushed a car. in ruislip in west london, the wind took another casualty, knocking out a phone line. across the south and wales, the roads and railways were disrupted by fallen trees, the high winds also causing speed restrictions for trains and routes to be shut to high—sided vehicles. the welsh coastline was battered like here at porthcawl. the strongest gust of wind, 61mph, was recorded nearby at mumbles head. strong winds also saw all racing cancelled on the first day of the oldest and largest sailing regatta. organisers of cowes week on the isle of wight said gusts of up to 45 knots, or 52mph, miles were unsafe. it's not unusual for us to lose day in the week, usually in august, because there's not enough wind, but this year... and it's not unheard of for us to lose it because it's too windy

rain to northern ireland and scotland. the rain in highland scotland, but not as windy as yesterday. for many parts of england and wales, still dry, rather confused skies here in norfolk. mostly high cloud so some hazy sunshine for much of the midlands, southern england, quite warm towards the south—east, highs of 25, 26. those temperatures depressed further north with more cloud and rain continuing through this evening and overnight across northern ireland. the rain developing more widely across scotland, so heavy rain particularly into the hills. beginning to work its way to england and wales, where it should be largely drier overnight, fair bit of cloud and quite warm as well, temperatures 12—14 degrees. we saw earlier on a weather front on the scene, it is bringing the rain and there it is as we head to the weekend, the rain band are starting to shift eastwards into england and wales but with the rain today and tonight and for a time tomorrow across northern ireland and scotland, it could bring the risk of some localised flooding, easily a couple of inches over the hills and

whether they will now be able to get two life—changing drugs on the nhs in scotland. we'll talk to nine—year—old luis walker. his mum christina says they'll consider moving to scotland from their home in if it means he can get the drug he needs. and callum kelly, who already takes it — and says it's changed his life. 13,000 solar panels on one roof — we'll show you the world's greenest industrial building. it's approximately 200,000 square feet of panels. and more than four megawatts of energy, we can produce on an annual basis. so how many megawatts do you use? less than one megawatt. the rest is going into the public net. the cbi has exclusively told this programme the uk government is not doing enough to encourage british companies to go green. we'll ask what more they can do. and we'll talk live to this liverpool fan — who got knocked out in his quest to get a wave from his hero mo salah. hello. welcome to the programme. we're live until 11 this morning. later, we'll be talking to the foodbank in grimsby that's been so overwhelmed since the start of the summer holidays tha

to its disbanding and that was the way very heavily and that's why you see him go to scotland wales and northern ireland this week it's very likely that we'll have another poll on on on on independence in scotland saying the conservative party have 13 m.p.'s in scotland and essentially with the election of course johnson they ran off those 13 seats. and it's also possible actually and this was something that they wouldn't realise before the referendum that the breaking point that the thread that i'm on which all unravels could actually be ireland and the possibility of a board a poll in ireland even potentially before we have another 2nd referendum in scotland isn't it actually also really important we get a government in ireland northern ireland i should say as well. yeah and that's and that's become increasingly difficult now we have of course for jokes of president premiership he's gone to belfast this week before he met the cross community leaders in belfast he met with the d.d.p. he relies on for their support in the house of commons so he is not seen as an honest broker in tha

scotland with a man who's on a mission to walk the entire coastline of the uk. we start in northern ireland, in county down, because here, in places once rarely visited, something unexpected is happening. now, people are coming from across the world — and it's all because of one television programme. game of thrones. one of the biggest in history. in the fantasy series, of which the eighth and final season concluded this year, different houses battle to claim one ultimate throne. it was here in remote locations south of the busy capital of belfast that many of the programme's most iconic scenes were filmed. and where some of its cast can still be found. ok, so i have a confession — i am a giant game of thrones geek. and i'm super excited, because this place has to be top of the list for any true superfan. welcome to castle ward, or to what many tv viewers will know as winterfell. and well, when in winterfell... arrrgh! evening my lady, where do you hail from? from london. london. and which house do you represent? 0h, oh, i'm not sure i have a house. house of larwood. house of la

superb. theyjoin scotland on four points in the relegation pool after they defeated wales earlier in the day. they got off toa wales earlier in the day. they got off to a great start with a score after just two off to a great start with a score afterjust two minutes. faulkner followed up ten minutes later with a fabulous strike. a wonderful personal performance for himself and for his country and there fourth goal. going into the final round of matches on saturday england and scotla nd matches on saturday england and scotland have four points. a draw would be enough for both countries to stay in the top division but the positive result either way brings ireland and wales back into the equation. charlotte dujardin has spoken out following her elimination in tuesday's grand prix at the european dressage championships in the netherlands. after posting a personal best — her score was excluded because blood was found on her horse mount stjohn freestyle. it mean britain slipped to fourth overall and missed out on a medal. speaking to clare balding, dujardin admitted it was one of the most di

scotland or northern ireland and faces protest at every stop let's go through it here's boris johnson starting out in edinburgh he was met with geas and boos from protesters which actually forced him to leave via the back door of beauty house the official residence of scotland's 1st minister inside his hosts nicholas sturgeon expressed her discontent shall we say with johnson's brags that plans she spoke about a catastrophic almost inevitable path to a no deal breakers that remember most scottish people didn't want to leave the e.u. although many do support the idea of leaving the u.k. itself sturgeon says she wants to pass the framework bill for another referendum on scottish independence next year. then it's on to wales where johnson was seeking support for his briggs it plans from the country's agricultural sector the welsh farmers union has warned him leaving the e.u. without a deal would cause quote civil unrest in rural areas many british farmers rely heavily on trade with europe and a no deal scenario could be costly for their business wales are also important right now

across scotland. already drier for northern ireland and ahead of that as well the showers are easing away. a slightly less muggy night. but actually with that weather front close by in the south on monday the north—westerly wind following on behind we could still see a cluster of showers developing through the morning. across the south of england, particularly the south—east and into east anglia. so that could be around for the rush—hour but hopefully there will be a lot of dry and fine weather to be found, a little bit of morning mist. we will still have showers for parts of northern england. not as prevalent as today still but still around and more showers pep up for northern ireland and western scotland through the day. but it actually does look drier for the bulk of central and southern scotland are bar the odd shower towards the west. and the showers do tend to eat somewhat across the north of england. so it's a drier day for most of us. the winds are lighter. again the sun will shine between the showers but it won't be warm. temperatures will be below average for the firs

far today, there's a with system with lots of heavy rain affecting parts of scotland, especially at the north, ticking a band of rain through england as well. this afternoon, the rain turns lighter. behind all of that, sunnier skies coming through for many of us, with a few showers. the heavier rain reading for north—east scotland as we go into tonight. lots of clear weather around at night, lots of shower still running western scotland, still max on brushing the coast of northern ireland. tomorrow morning will find temperatures in single figures, quite a fresh start to sunday. showers will start to move a bit further south and east, some may be thundery. much of wales and southern england will stay dry, if you always get above 20 celsius, most of us will not. a lot of clouds around next week, some rain, a little less chilly for a time. hello, this is bbc news — with lu kwesa burak. the headlines: thousands of protestors have taken to the streets across the uk — to condemn borisjohnson‘s decision to suspend parliament. critics accuse the prime minister of trying to bypass de

temperatures first thing, 12—15 degrees, but some heavy showers from overnight especially in scotland and the north—west of england. it will be western scotland and northern ireland that sees the bulk of the showers on saturday, wetter weather in the north—west and the winds really picking up later on. one or two fleeting showers for england and wales but not many, good chance it will stay dry at lord's for the cricket, but we will have these strong winds, not as strong as last weekend, and those temperatures back into the low 20s now that we have the sunshine across eastern parts of england. those showers, though, continue in scotland and northern ireland again, heavy and thundery, gusty winds as well, we have thickening cloud across southern counties of england, maybe threatening a bit of rain. in between, clearer skies and temperatures around 11—13. the wetter weather in the south and south—east courtesy of this weather front here, that should pull away on sunday morning. still got that area of low pressure, it is a bit closer to scotland this time, and again it will focus

nd showers have been the far north of scotland with rumbles of thunder. they are continuing but easing away. showers to central scotland and running down the eastern half of england. but a window of fine weather behind. for the rest of the afternoon, it is not looking too bad across much of england and wales, it should be largely dry and fine and pleasa ntly should be largely dry and fine and pleasantly warm. highs of 25 degrees. some of the showers in scotla nd degrees. some of the showers in scotland still with the odd rumble of thunder and slow moving as well. they will continue through the night into scotland and northern ireland and along with north west england as well. long, clear spells elsewhere and a fresher night. more co mforta ble and a fresher night. more comfortable for getting some sleep. 11 comfortable for getting some sleep. ii to 15 degrees. tomorrow comfortable for getting some sleep. 11 to 15 degrees. tomorrow morning, eastern areas should see sunshine but it is full‘s gold and the low pressure slowly meandering in from the atlantic, driving in showers to

windy in northern scotland, outbreaks of rain here and in northern england and northern ireland. to the south, drier, clearer skies, and the winds will by dawn. temperatures for most somewhere between ten and 15 celsius. our concern tomorrow is for some heavy rain through the central belt of scotland down into southern scotland, fringing northern england. to the north of theirs, mainly dry, mainly dry, too, for northern ireland. for england and wales, sunny spells and thundery showers. in the sunshine, 23 celsius, fairly cool where we've got the persistent rain. hello this is bbc news, the headlines: the disgraced us financier jeffrey epstein has been found dead in his prison cell while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges. national grid has said it will learn lessons, after nearly one million people across england and wales lost power yesterday. michael gove says there will be a government support fund to help british businesses in the event of a no—deal brexit. wet and windy conditions cause disruption to travellers, with the west coast mainline hit by flooding. the family

midlands into the north of england and scotland is where those heavy thunderstorms will be. there is a yellow met office warning for these thunderstorms. the dawn ports will tend to move towards the north and east through the evening. low pressure firmly in control of our weather for monday and for much of the week, with plenty of showers and thunderstorms mixed in, mainly gci’oss thunderstorms mixed in, mainly across northern and western areas. there could be localised flooding in places. hello this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines: two mass shootings in the united states — the first in a walmart store in el paso, texas, where 20 people were killed. a suspect has been taken into custody by police — he has been identified by local media as 21—year—old patrick crusius. the second shooting took place in dayton, ohio, where nine people died. officials said the speed of the police's response could have saved hundreds of lives. if dayton police had not gotten to the shooter and under a minutes, think of that, 26 injured, nine dead, hundreds of people in the oregon distric

north of scotland. that moist atlantic wind means all this cloud that we start the day with and around some of these western hills may well be a bit damp and misty. that mist and drizzle will tend to lift and the cloud thin and that rain across northern scotland should clear the mainland and head up towards the northern isles. sunnier skies coming in across southern england, then across wales, the midlands, across lincolnshire and east anglia, giving those temperatures a boost, up to a high of 27 degrees or so in the south—east of england. further north, where we hang on to more cloud, those temperatures will be nearer 20 or 21 celsius. for the second day of the test match at headingley, it looks like it should be a dry day this time but for most of the day, i think there'll be a lot of cloud around. cloud only really breaks up later on in the evening session. we've got the cloudier skies then and they will continue with the clearance coming in from the south. but we've still got a bit of rain threatening the far north—west of scotland, perhaps northern ireland as well. if we look

scotland, where kilmarnock came from a goal down to equalise against rangers with seven minutes left, stephen o'donnell with the goal. but rangers won it with a header from connor goldson right on 90 minutes, 2—1 the final score. marc marquez won his 50th motogp race after coming first at the czech republic grand prix. the defending champion finished ahead of andrea dovizioso and jack miller to extend his lead in the championship to 63 points. marquez becomes just the fourth rider to achieve 50 premier class wins. in major league baseball, yu darvish pitched five effective innings as the chicago cubs beat the slumping milwaukee brewers 7—2 on sunday to sweep their weekend series. christian yelich hit his major league—best 37th homer for milwaukee in the first inning, which had them moving in the right direction. darvish allowed one run and five hits, struck out eight players, and walked none, as he retired ten straight batters at one point. and kyle schwarber‘s home run in the fifth inning put the cubs out to a 4—1 lead, which would eventually blow out further, as the natio

scotland. that moist atlantic wind means all this cloud that we start the day with and around some of these western hills may well be a bit damp and misty. that mist and drizzle will tend to lift and the cloud thin and that rain across northern scotland should clear the mainland and head up towards the northern isles. sunnier skies coming in across southern england, then across wales, the midlands, across lincolnshire and east anglia, giving those temperatures a boost, up to a high of 27 degrees or so in the south—east of england. further north, where we hang on to more cloud, those temperatures will be nearer 20 or 21 celsius. for the second day of the test match at headingley, it looks like it should be a dry day this time but for most of the day, i think there'll be a lot of cloud around. cloud only really breaks up later on in the evening session. we've got the cloudier skies then and they will continue to push their way northwards, with the clearance coming in from the south. but we've still got a bit of rain threatening the far north—west of scotland, perhaps northern irelan

, which will bring quite a wet day to scotland and northern england. at least we begin sunday with somewhat lighter winds. still quite windy, particularly for eastern england and also northern scotland, and it's scotland and northern england that we're most concerned about through sunday. some heavy rain, we could well see 20—30 millimetres quite widely, maybe 40—50 millimetres in some places. it is really through the central belt, down into southern scotland and northern england, that we're going to see the heaviest of the rain. to the north, some spells of sunshine, plus northern and western scotland. northern ireland is not having too bad a day. across a large swathe of england and wales, away from the far north, a mix of sunny spells and showers. still windy through sunday afternoon across the northern isles and the far north of scotland, but at least dry, with spells of sunshine tending across to the western isles. you can see this heavy rain in the central belt, down into southern scotland, just fringing the far north of england as well. mainly dry with spells of sunshine

scotland and northern ireland aren't clear skies through this evening before the cloud starts to gather in the west and that will bring outbreaks of rain into parts of scotland, northern ireland, the far western fringes of england and wales by the end of the night so further west temperature is not much lower than is-mdc, west temperature is not much lower than is—ilidc, further east we could see them dipping into high single figures across parts of eastern england and east anglia, but this is what we've got tomorrow, this fairly deep area of low pressure. isobars are deep area of low pressure. isobars a re close deep area of low pressure. isobars are close together, wet and windy. the rain initially across scotland, northern ireland, northern england and wales, south—west england, it will slide south and east through the day, quite persistent. turning dryerfrom the day, quite persistent. turning dryer from the north through the afternoon albeit with blustery showers and it will be a windy day again, those gusts micro quite widely 30—a0 miles an hour, perhaps 45 for some southern

. further heavy rain, part of in the north, thunderstorms in scotland, easington knight, but further downpours can be expected and temperature tonight between ten and 15 celsius. myra, the wind and southern areas will ease, best chance of sunshine there, thunderstorms developing, the breeze picking up across scotland, northern ireland, feeling cooler, but brighter weather developing later, parts of central and southern scotla nd parts of central and southern scotland where we see wetter spots with again the risk of flooding. hello this is bbc news. national grid says it will learn lessons after nearly1 million people across england and wales lost power on friday. incredibly rare event, near simultaneous loss of two large power stations, normal protections respond normally to try and manage that but divorce was so large we went into oui’ divorce was so large we went into our secondary system. —— matt delos so our secondary system. —— matt delos so large. —— by the loss was so large. michael gove says there'll be a bail—out fund for businesses hit by brexit real pay for

rain except to develop in central and southern scotland, northern england through the day moving its way gradually southwards and again giving another inch or possibly more. further south, as i say, some slow—moving thundery showers but getting cooler for next week. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: national grid says it will learn lessons after nearlyi million people across england and wales lost power on friday. what we saw yesterday evening was an exceptionally rare event, one that we haven't seen since 2008, but we will of course be looking very hard at what happened to make sure we minimise disruption in future. michael gove says there'll be a bailout fund for businesses hit by brexit. real pay for millions of lower and middle—income earners is lower than it was a decade ago, says the tuc. the mother of missing teenager nora quoirin thanks search teams scouring the malaysian jungle for her. more than a million people are evacuated from their homes as a powerful typhoon hits china. now on bbc news, in a series of documentaries, we will explore how best we can protect ou

the most part but further shall rate rain pushing into northern ireland and western scotland. those temperatures are fairly muggy. through tomorrow, we see this band of cloud and heavy showers pushing in from the western as we get into the afternoon, especially across northern england and scotland, we will see some it and it's thunderstorms and torrential rain possible in places. further south you but not as many showers in the salvation stay dry at highs of 26. what this meant office yellow weather warning is in force to northern england and scotland and some places could see 30 or a0 mil metres of rain in a couple of hours. that rainfall could cause further localised flooding issues and is u nsettled localised flooding issues and is unsettled in the start of the working week. heavy showers, quite breezy as well. this is bbc news. more homes are evacuated as emergency workers race against time to prevent a catastrophic collapse of the damaged dam in whaley bridge amid fears of more storms. 55 more houses need to be evacuated. the hong kong government has fired tear gas at protester

across scotland, northern england, northern ireland but many places dry with sunshine. but cloud gathering down to the south, and as we go through tonight we will see outbreaks of very heavy, for —— persistent, perhaps thundery rain moving into scotland by the end of the night, the wind is picking up as well. this is how we start off tomorrow. fine and dry across the northern part of scotland, but quite blustery. for edinburgh, really unpleasant rush hour tomorrow morning. heavy rain, brisk winds, some of that hanging around in north—east england. following behind some dry weather with spells of sunshine but see these splodges on the map? some squally showers which will continue packing in from the south—west is the day wears on. the persistent rain continues its journey northwards across scotland. east anglia and the south—east dodging most of the showers but it will be windy with wind gusts through the day up to a0 mph, may be more late in the across the far south west. temperatures 15 in aberdeen, 25 in london. as we go through friday night and into saturday, this we

chris fawkes. hello again. showers have been really widespread today across scotland, northern ireland, northern england and north wales, so i am sure most places will have seen several downpours today. scenes like this then, probably really quite familiar. looking at the radar picture, you can see the extent of the showers at the moment, across northern and western parts of the uk, even in the south, although there are bigger gaps between the showers, there will continue to be showers on and off through the night, pushing right the way eastwards across the uk. so, nowhere is immune from escaping, and a shower could appear anywhere, itjust is that they will be most frequent across the north of the country. temperatures between ten and 13 degrees overnight and it is going to stay pretty busy. —— breezy. a look at the weather picture into monday and it is another showery setup. the showers probably at their heaviest across northern ireland, northern england, southern scotland, plenty of showers for northern scotland and a cooler feel to the air across scotland and northern ireland, w

may get some sharp showers following in behind across southern scotland. but eventually it will brighten up in scotland and more readily for northern ireland in the afternoon, with some sunshine. the winds will be quite brisk with that rain as well. strong, maybe even gale force around some western and coastal areas. and where we get the sunshine in scotland and northern ireland temperatures could poke up to 21—22. under the cloud it will be nearer 18 or 19. now, we may get away with a dry morning session at lord's for day three, but once the rain arrives, around about lunchtime, it will still be there through the rest of the day. so a wet end to the day across england and wales. some sharp showers still for scotland and northern ireland, well into the night. you can see how the rain moves away from the south—east of england, clearer skies follow. it shouldn't be too chilly here though, 15—16 degrees. 12 or 13 further north. now for saturday, we will find most of the showers is coming into scotland and northern ireland. some heavier ones for western scotland. a few showers

well. we've got some showers continuing overnight, particularly in scotland and a peppering in northern ireland. one or two coming into northern england and wales. further south, clearer skies. the wind will be easing a bit as well. north—westerly wind bringing the cooler air and temperatures will be lower than they were last night. plenty of sunshine to start the day across england and wales. more showers for a while over northern ireland. mostly pushing the east over scotland into north—east england towards the wash and some of them may be heavy and thundery. feeling cooler and fresher everywhere. typical temperatures may be 15, 17 degrees. a touch higher in the south of england where it should be a dry day. more sunshine to start the day. a chilly start, atlantic wind coming in on monday, meaning increasing cloud. northern ireland and especially scotland, quite wet. 15 degrees in the central belt. 22 in south—east england. mass demonstrations take place across the country in protest at next week's suspension of parliament. tens of thousands turn out, claiming democracy

northern england and southern scotland well the rain will be at its heaviest and most persistent. that will cause further problems, when pushing on across northern england, amalgamating gci’oss northern england, amalgamating across parts of lanarkshire and the lothians. across parts of northern ireland as well. heavy showers in south wales which will blossom a bit more widely, south—west england and across the midlands, too, becoming heavy and sundry in some parts. sunshine, brighter across the afternoon across parts of northern scotla nd afternoon across parts of northern scotland and northern ireland but with a northerly breeze feeling chilly here but let's just focus on where there is potential for further flooding, through the central belt of scotland, la narkshire, flooding, through the central belt of scotland, lanarkshire, through the borders, lothian, parts of cumbria and northumberland, too. the showers we see further south could be lively with thunderstorms mixed m, be lively with thunderstorms mixed in, could cause flash flooding but many will stay away from them,

. that's right, particularly across england and wales where we have had scorching days and in scotland it has been a record—breaking bank holiday, we could see this again gci’oss holiday, we could see this again across the south—east. but it is the last day of the heat and cooler air will be moving off the atlantic bringing stronger winds and outbreaks of rain in the north and west of the uk. this more active weather front is pushing west of the uk. this more active weatherfront is pushing into parts of northern ireland and western scotla nd of northern ireland and western scotland but you notice we have this other feature ahead of it across western england into the south—west and also for wales. a few showers on it but most of the rain across western northern ireland and western scotla nd western northern ireland and western scotland at the moment, some heavier bursts increasing too. heat and sunshine, but these showers with thicker cloud across the west and southwest will blossom through the afternoon and we could see thunderstorms developing. those temperatures reach 30 degrees

some of these deals that have happened on this final day. kieran tierney, the scotland international, hasjoined arsenal tierney, the scotland international, has joined arsenal today. a long and distinguished career with the celtic where he was very much loved @ celtic park was up is a big talus man for his national team. arsenal trying to get from that fifth place finish last year into the champions league. is he ready to help them make that leap? over it from injury but when he is fully fit, he is a star. kieran tierney is very much a product of andy robison on the market. arsenal have got an absolute bargain. he is a wonderful player. playing centre back for the national team because scotland has two left—back so he will be a wonderful signing an outstanding young man and he isa signing an outstanding young man and he is a real star. arsenal have lost aaron ramsey this summer. is this some of the new blood they need to get back in that team and kieran tierney? look at them over many years and they have lacked a lot of leadership but they have lacked defensively. tierney will cert