the location would be peak here locally in aberdeen where a local auction will ta ke aberdeen where a local auction will take place and as i said we are hoping to make good money. with the waiting game almost over, the men say they are now looking forward to getting back to their families.” say they are now looking forward to getting back to their families. i am feeling on top of the world. after hearing that we were lucky to go to the court and witness the proceedings. and after hearing the judge has given the order for the sale of this vessel, we are feeling very happy, extremely happy that our ordeal has come to an end and very soon ordeal has come to an end and very soon the vessel will be sold. hopefully it is a faster procedure, it will take one month or maybe one and a half months. but eventually we are going home with our salary, that is the best part and we are all waiting, we are all feeling, we are all feeling happy today. a reminder of our breaking news: south korea's military is reporting that north korea has fired an unidentified missile from pyongyang towards the east

temperatures dropped to 10 degrees in aberdeen and 15 in plymouth. during friday, this band of rain will get stuck across southern areas and some rain could be quite heavy. there will be blustery wind around as well but the further north and west you are, the better the chance of seeing some sunshine albeit with some very thundery downpours mixed in. as we go into the weekend, things look decidedly unsettled and dare i say autumnal. cool windy weather with some rain at times. the rain on saturday coming in the form of showers. some of these could be heavy, fairly breezy, the wind not coming from a warm direction at all so the temperature just 16—18 degrees. a bright start on sunday towards the south—east, heavy rain pushing in from the north—west and late in the day western areas particularly will turn very windy indeed. hello. this is breakfast, with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. death and destruction in the wake of hurricane irma. at least seven people have died in the caribbean‘s fiercest storm in a decade. one island, barbuda, is desc

temperatures dropped to 10 degrees in aberdeen and 15 in plymouth. during friday, this band of rain will get stuck across southern areas and some rain could be quite heavy. there will be blustery wind around as well but the further north and west you are, the better the chance of seeing some sunshine albeit with some very thundery downpours mixed in. as we go into the weekend, things look decidedly unsettled and dare i say autumnal. cool windy weather with some rain at times. the rain on saturday coming in the form of showers. some of these could be heavy, fairly breezy, the wind not coming from a warm direction at all so the temperature just 16—18 degrees. a bright start on sunday towards the south—east, heavy rain pushing in from the north—west and late in the day western areas particularly will turn very windy indeed. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name's mike embley. our top stories: hurricane irma causes chaos in the caribbean. now, puerto rico braces itself for one of the atlantic's

atior investment manager aberdeen investment, here with us. up next, an investor's guide to the german election. how will that move which sectors depending on the outcome? join us this sunday, we will bring you the election outcome and what it means for markets in special programming from 4:30 p.m. u.k. time, 5:30 on the continent. i will be on the roof in front of the reichstag and brandenburg gate. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ guy: 14 minutes into the equity market session. its see where they are going today. not anywhere in a hurry. the meeting starts today, markets have had a decent move, as well. a little bit of marking time understandable, decent move overnight. decent move out -- out of japan. nikkei up 2%. a snap election to be called over in japan. which, the german election this sunday is likely to see the ruling democrat led bloc come out ahead. but who will they form a coalition with and what will be the outcome for the markets? of what fundakdown managers and analysts have to say, haven't me? -- we? matt: yes, a tie up with the libe

, andl the current pilot scheme in aberdeen, and i welcome the cross—party aberdeen, and i welcome the cross— party support for that approach. we will consider further action to help women on low incomes across scotland in light of learning from this pilot. however, i can confirm today that we will provide free actress to sanitary products for students in schools, colleges and universities. some local authorities have already made this commitment in regard to schools, we will work with partners to consider the options for delivery. this parliament is providing real global leadership on this issue and we should all be proud of that. we must ta ke should all be proud of that. we must take a range of actions now to tackle poverty but should also consider options for more fundamental reform in the longer term. one idea attracting interest, notjust here term. one idea attracting interest, not just here but term. one idea attracting interest, notjust here but internationally, is that of a citizens basic income. contemplating such a scheme inevitably raises a number of practical issues and

temperatures dropped to 10 degrees in aberdeen and 15 in plymouth. during friday this band of rain will get stuck across southern areas and some rain could be quite heavy. there will be blustery wind around as well but the further north and west you are, the better the chance of seeing some sunshine albeit with some very thundery downpours mixed in. as we go into the weekend, things look decidedly unsettled and dare i say autumnal. cool windy weather with some rain at times. the rain on saturday coming in the form of showers. some of these could be heavy, fairly breezy, the wind not coming from a warm direction at all so the temperature just just 16—18 degrees. a bright start on sunday towards the south—east, heavy rain pushing in from the north—west and late in the day western areas particularly will turn very windy indeed. i'm alpa patel with bbc news. the top story. one of the atlantic's biggest ever storms is battering the caribbean, hurricane irma. several people have died. it is headed now for puerto rico. with winds reaching up to almost

the location will be picked a locally in aberdeen, an open auction taking place. as we said, with a bit of luck, hoping to make good money. with the waiting game almost over, the men say they are looking forward to getting back to their families. i'm feeling on top of the world, after feeling silly mckay living with were lucky to go to the court and witnessed the proceedings. after hearing thejudge has and witnessed the proceedings. after hearing the judge has given the sale orderfor the hearing the judge has given the sale order for the vessel, we are feeling very happy, extremely happy hour ordeal has come to an end. very soon the vessel will be sold, hopefully if it is faster procedure, it will ta ke if it is faster procedure, it will take month, maybe one and a half months. eventually we going home without salary, that is the best part. we are all waiting, all 12 of us part. we are all waiting, all 12 of us feeling very happy. they certainly sounded relieved. let's hope they get back to their families. if you want to get in touch use the hashtag bbcos. i hope

in scotland, celtic and aberdeen could be separated this afternoon — aberdeen are behind only on goal difference — they take on kilmarnock, with celtic at home to ross county. max verstappen, will be hoping to claim the first pole position, of his career, after topping the timesheets in final practice, ahead of qualifying for the singapore grand prix. red bull have been the quickest team in all three practice sessions at the marina bay street circuit. the dutch teenager was seven hundredths of a second ahead of the ferrari of sebastian vettel, who was clearly pushing to the limit. mercedes aren't expected to do well this weekend, but championship leader lewis hamilton was third quickest just a tenth of a second off verstappen. qualifying gets underway at two o'clock with coverage on radio five live sports extra. in rugby union, world champions new zealand have completed a record victory over south africa in auckland, thumping them 57 points to nil. the all blacks were ruthless, running in eight tries — scott barrett was among the scorers, while his older brother beauden kicked 17

a touch cooler for the likes of newcastle, up towards aberdeen as well. tuesday, mostly dry, bit of a breeze in the east. just one or two showers but most staying dry with those temperatures up to around 1518 degrees. bye for now.

temperatures dropped to 10 degrees in aberdeen and 15 in plymouth. during friday this band of rain will get stuck across southern areas and some rain could be quite heavy. there will be blustery wind is frowned as well but the further north and west you are, the better the chance of seeing some sunshine albeit with some every thundery downpours mixed in. as we go into the weekend, things look decidedly unsettled and dare i say autumnal. cool windy weather with some rain at times. the rain on saturday coming in the former showers. some of these could be heavy, fairly breezy, the wind not coming from a warm direction at all so the temperature just 16— 18 degrees. a bright start on sunday towards the south—east, heavy rain pushing and was north—west and late in the day western areas particularly will turn very windy indeed. i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. the headlines: hurricane irma kills at least two people as it rips through the caribbean. it's now headed for puerto rico, where residents are bracing themselves for one of the atlantic's worst

temperatures dropped to 10 degrees in aberdeen and 15 in plymouth. during friday, this band of rain will get stuck across southern areas and some rain could be quite heavy. there will be blustery wind around as well but the further north and west you are, the better the chance of seeing some sunshine albeit with some very thundery downpours mixed in. as we go into the weekend, things look decidedly unsettled and dare i say autumnal. cool windy weather with some rain at times. the rain on saturday coming in the form of showers. some of these could be heavy, fairly breezy, the wind not coming from a warm direction at all so the temperature just 16—18 degrees. a bright start on sunday towards the south—east, heavy rain pushing in from the north—west and late in the day western areas particularly will turn very windy indeed. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name's mike embley. our top stories: hurricane irma causes chaos in the caribbean — now puerto rico braces itself for one of the atlantic'

aberdeen missed the chance to go top of the scottish premiership. they we re of the scottish premiership. they were held to a goalless draw by hearts. hearts had the better of the chances at murrayfield but they found joe lewis and the crossbar against them. aberdeen level on points with celtic but behind them on goal difference. elsewhere, motherwell beat kilmarnock for their third league win ina kilmarnock for their third league win in a row. joe root says his players have the opportunity to do something special in the ashes this winter after they wrapped up a 2—1 series win over the west indies. james anderson took seven wickets in the west indies second innings before england come to be chased down 107 for a nine wicket victory at lord's. we have plenty of time now to start planning and thinking more than we have before about the challenges which lie ahead. it is a great opportunity for this group of players to do something special don there. if we continue with our approach and attitude we had this summer we will give ourselves a great chance

could be separated this afternoon — aberdeen are behind only on goal difference — they take on kilmarnock, with celtic at home to ross county. england captain eoin morgan says it was the right decision to rest ben stokes for the t20 match against west indies today. many fans bought their tickets to watch stokes at his home ground — and durham used him to market the match — but morgan says he needs a rest. guys want to see him play. if there wasn't an injury risk down the line or a huge ashes tour coming up, potentially might be able to play but it is unfortunate that has to be a game at his home ground but forgot to stay strong with the decisions and plans that have so potentially down the line, so that we don't regret playing him in a one—off game. final practice is underway ahead of qualifying for the singapore grand prix. daniel riccardo dominated practice yesterday leading his red bull team mate max verstappen by more than half a second. championship leader lewis hamilton was a further tenth of a second adrift. right now he's currently third quickest on the marina bay street cir

aberdeen were held by a goalless draw against hearts. hearts had the better of the chances butjoe wilson and the crossbar were against them. aberdeen moved level on points with celtic but they are behind them on goal difference. motherwell beat kilmarnock for their third league win in a row and rangers were comfortable winners over dundee and there were draws between ross county and partick thistle, and stjohnstone and hibernian. and mary has won her third title in the great north run. coverage of mo farah in the men's raised is available right now on bbc one and that should finish in around 15 minutes. you cannot keep up—to—date on the bbc sport website where you can find details of the amateur runners as well. that is all the sport for now. more in the next hour. rohingya muslim rebels in myanmar have declared a unilateral one—month ceasefire, saying they want to ease the humanitarian crisis in the country. rebel attacks on security forces triggered a two—week military campaign, during which nearly 300,000 rohingyas fled to nei

and lyric. 0ver northern isles with 14 degrees for aberdeen and lyric. over the next few days, keep up—to—date with the weather by going to the bbc website. there will be a lot of bad weather in the weekend. that is your forecast. this is bbc news. the headlines at 7pm: iran says it's tested a new ballistic missile — four days after president trump launched a fierce attack against tehran's weapons programme. labour leaderjeremy corbyn arrives in brighton — promising the party conference will be one to remember. the london mayor, sadiq khan, says uber customers should direct their anger at the company, and not transport for london. also in the next hour: help arrives in the caribbean. britain's biggest warship, hms ocean, is in the british virgin islands, to provide support for those affected by hurricanes irma and maria. and prince harry will launch the 2017 invictus games in toronto — with royal watchers waiting in anticipation to see if girlfriend meghan markle makes an appearance.

in scotland, celtic and aberdeen could be separated this afternoon — aberdeen are behind only on goal difference — they take on kilmarnock, with celtic at home to ross county. max verstappen, will be hoping to claim the first pole position, of his career, after topping the timesheets in final practice, ahead of qualifying for the singapore grand prix. red bull have been the quickest team in all three practice sessions at the marina bay street circuit. the dutch teenager was seven hundredths of a second ahead of the ferrari of sebastian vettel, who was clearly pushing to the limit. mercedes aren't expected to do well this weekend, but championship leader lewis hamilton was third quickest just a tenth of a second off verstappen. qualifying gets underway at two o'clock with coverage on radio five live sports extra. in rugby union, world champions new zealand have completed a record victory over south africa in auckland, thumping them 57 points to nil. the all blacks were ruthless, running in eight tries — scott barrett was among the scorers, while his older brother beauden kicked 17

speaker, 3000 aberdeen's who were born in nigeria and i'm recently the un human rights concern. [inaudible] >> we do make efforts across a number of fronts and relationships and we are getting in a variety of ways. as she said, there is a significant. [inaudible] she's right that the secretary has visited nigeria and we continue to work with nigeria and one of the things that i think is important is working with nigeria on the state of their economy to ensure that those across the dirty have the ability for the future. >> yesterday it was refused four times to condemn illegal strike action and labor's biggest union paymaster seems to agree. such an action would have caused misery for millions of people across the country. does my right honorable friend join me in condemning the legal action and does she agree with me that it is the conservatives who understand that this great country was built on the peoples of democracy and the rule of law? >> well, i think my honorable friend for her question and she is absolutely right. i was shocked this week to see that. [inaudible] would t

a touch cooler for the likes of newcastle, up towards aberdeen as well. tuesday, mostly dry, bit of a breeze in the east. just one or two showers but most staying dry with those temperatures up to around 1518 degrees. bye for now. hello, this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment, but first the headlines: police are investigating whether more than one person was involved in the parsons green bomb attack, after an 18—year—old man was arrested in the departure area at the port of dover. at this stage we are keeping an open mind around whether more than one person is responsible for the attack, and we are still pursuing numerous lines of inquiry and at great pace. meanwhile, armed police have been searching a house in sunbury—on—thames in connection with the attack. it's the home of an elderly couple who provide foster care. four people have been killed, and a woman and two children are critically ill in hospital, after an accident on the m5 motorway in gloucestershire. a lorry crashed through the central reserva

analysts say the big winner in aberdeen lynn's demise will be germany's number one ally and lufthansa and that for several reasons. with the acquisition of air berlin they're able to strengthen their budget airline euro wings and there's one competitor less meaning they can raise prices we have a big national champion which is what the german government wanted. but the air berlin disaster has its fair share of loses to not just the company's employees but also its passengers after all less competition in the skies will almost certainly hike ticket prices. asleep at the will that's what many accuse the germans of when it comes to. the chinese on the other hand said to be streets ahead but are motorists there electrified about beijing's plans. the sites may look rather humble but don't let that deceive you b.y.d. is the world's biggest producer of cars known as new energy vehicles or any viz in china. have any of these as as an important part of its strategy for city for sustainability so you see of all counties trying are playing a very important role in promoting any. china is the wor

sunshine, but again, some showers, some of them heavy, and those temperatures around 13 degrees for aberdeen and glasgow. 12 in belfast, maybe 15 for cardiff, and 16 for london. but as we go through saturday night, as the showers fade, we see clear skies and light winds, it is going to turn very chilly indeed. our towns and cities perhaps down into single digits. but, out in the countryside, particularly out west, we're looking at lows of one, two, three degrees. there could well be a touch of grass frost to start sunday morning, but sunday should see some improvements, certainly in terms of the showers. fewer showers, more dry weather, more sunshine. 15 to 18 degrees. and that is the story for the weekend. the showers, slowly but surely, will ease. there will be some sunny spells, but the nights will be decidedly chilly. hello, i'm tom donkin. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. our top stories this hour: a new ballistic missile launch from north korea, flying overjapan and crashing down into the pacific ocean. a special report from sierra leo

temperatures around 15—18 for most of us, but he could feel cooler in the newcastle at aberdeen, for instance. most places have a decent day of 14—18d. the little bit of rain adding in during the middle part of the week, once that there is a way, the weather will look fairly settled, with high—pressure building and its warming up as we had to the end of the month. this is bbc news. our top stories: british police hunt for more potential suspects in the london tube bombing after arresting a man they believe may have planted the device. at this stage we're an open mind about whether more than one person was responsible for the attack. we are still pursuing numerous lines of requiring and at great pace. —— enquiry. a property west of london was raided as part of the investigation. it belongs to an elderly couple known for fostering children. bangladesh imposes sweeping new restrictions on 400,000 rohingya muslim refugees, stopping them from travelling once they enter the country. also in the programme, we bring you a special report on the people who survived the devastation of h

cooler for the likes of aberdeen and newcastle where you have the breeze coming in. tuesday wednesday, rain for the middle of the week. temperatures will be on the week. temperatures will be on the rise. for now. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 11. police say the terror threat level remains "critical", after they arrest a man at the port of dover in connection with yesterday's attack at parsons green. it's a very significant arrest. if there are other people responsible it's ourjob to find them — and that is part of the reason why we are remaining at critical at the moment. armed police are searching a house in surrey that's linked to the suspect. it's the home of a couple who provide foster care. she's fostered generations and generations of children and i've never known anyone more dedicated to the community and helping people. four people have been killed, after a lorry crashed through the central reservation on the m5. a woman and two children are in a life—threatening condition. also in the next hour, some passengers are left stranded

sunshine, but again, some showers, some of them heavy, and those temperatures around 13 degrees for aberdeen and glasgow. 12 in belfast, maybe 15 for cardiff, and 16 for london. but as we go through saturday night, as the showers fade, we see clear skies and light winds, it is going to turn very chilly indeed. our towns and cities perhaps down into single digits. but, out in the countryside, particularly out west, we're looking at lows of one, two, three degrees. there could well be a touch of grass frost to start sunday morning, but sunday should see some improvements, certainly in terms of the showers. fewer showers, more dry weather, more sunshine. 15 to 18 degrees. and that is the story for the weekend. the showers, slowly but surely, will ease. there will be some sunny spells, but the nights will be decidedly chilly. hello, this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. north korea fires another ballistic missile over japan, higher and further than previous tests, the second in three weeks. japanese residents were advised to take cover as warning sirens were sounded over the

aberdeen avenged their midweek league cup defeat to motherwell with a 1—0 win against the same opponents in the scottish premiership. andrew considine‘s scrambled goal secured all three points at fir park. the dons are back up to second in the table and two points behind leaders celtic. defending champions manchester city began their wsl season with a comprehensive win over yeovil town ladies. there were four different scorers in their 4—0 victory. but that wasn‘t the biggest win of the day. chelsea thrashed bristol city 6—0 with drew spence scoring their opener against the promoted team. the cross was from karen carney. maren mjelde also got a couple. there were also wins for arsenal and sunderland. england and saracens number eight billy vunipola will miss england‘s autumn internationals after being ruled out for four months with a knee injury. he limped off in sarries‘ win over sale yesterday and underwent surgery today. he will miss the tests against argentina, australia and samoa in november and the first few rounds of his club side‘s european cup defence. there were a

a touch cooler for the likes of newcastle, up towards aberdeen as well. tuesday, mostly dry, bit of a breeze in the east. just one or two showers but most of staying dry with those temperatures up to around 1518 degrees. that's how it's looking. bye for now. at 10pm we'll have a full round up of the day's news. first it's kidnapped — saudi arabia's missing princes. in the penthouse of this luxury hotel, a saudi prince is preparing to visit the powerful relatives. it is a meeting that will change his life forever. sultan bin turki bin abdulaziz has been publicly criticising the saudi royal family. now he has been invited for a conversation. early in the morning, prince sultan is driven to a palace on the outskirts of geneva. it belongs to his uncle, king fahd of saudi arabia. prince abdulaziz bin fahd is the king's favourite son. he has invited his cousin to breakfast. they are joined by sheikh saleh al—sheikh, the saudi minister of islamic affairs. abdulaziz asks sultan to return to saudi arabia. he says he will be protected and everything will be res

he did not technically have a degree from the university of aberdeen because apparently because i think this is in contrast with some elements in today's world faced with the fact that to get the sheepskin you had to pay extra, what the hell, we're were to have the education, we don't need the sheepskins. nowadays we can see on television people who are prepared to sell you the certificate with no questions asked as to whether or not you have an education to go with it. so henry's father came to virginia in the 1720s, his uncle and namesake uncle came to virginia about 1730 as an anglican clergy member. they settled in hanover county which is north of richmond eventually henry's father and married well and then it was a route to respectability that a lot of 18th century and then washington comes to mind, and in both cases a widow, wealthy widow henry probably studied mostly with his father and he did not formally go to school and then in virginia that appeals to children particularly who have been homeschooled, the homeschooling movement regards henry's very particular he learns, he doe

elsewhere, kilmarnock and aberdeen drew 1—1, hibs won away at ross county, patrick and hearts drew 1—all.... hughie fury — cousin of tyson fury — has failed in his bid to take the wbo heavyweight title from new zealand'sjoseph parker. a points decision saw parker come out on top at manchester arena. the venue was hosting a sporting event for the first time since reopening after the terror attack in may. new castle narrowly beat them 30—2. and billy vunipola will have an anxious wait to find out whether he'll be able make england's autumn internationals, after he injured his knee during saracens win over sale. it was only his second match back after shoulder surgery that saw him miss the british and irish lions tour to new zealand. there was drama in yesterday's pro1a — cardiff snatched their first win of the campaign, thanks to a last—minute try against connacht in galway. elsewhere, scarlets beat edinburgh 28—8. wigan warriors outside chance of defending their superleague title is officially over, after defeat in their final game of season. they were comprehensively beate

aberdeen north sitting two points bit behind jared payne. aberdeen north sitting two points bit behind ]ared payne. saint johnstone suffering their first defeat. sebastian vettel will start on paul tomorrow. lewis evans will begin on fifth. the ferrari driver will feel confident of overtaking. —— lewis hamilton. no wonder sebastian vettel was happy. after losing his championship lead to lewis hamilton last time in italy, paul was vital. lead to lewis hamilton last time in italy, paulwas vital. for lead to lewis hamilton last time in italy, paul was vital. for much of qualifying, it looked as though max verstappen we take that on. his red bull team dominated practice and he clocked the quickest time in the first two sessions. but sebastian vettel had been keeping and self drive. hamilton and butter is ended up drive. hamilton and butter is ended up fifth and sixth. it suited ferrari perfectly. max verstappen couldn't manage sebastian vettel‘s times. with three cars and more than half a second between him and hamilton, the chairman will

temperatures 17 or 18 degrees in the south, but cool for newcastle and aberdeen. tuesday and wednesday, a bit of rain in the middle of the week but the temperatures are on the rise. goodbye for now. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is gavin grey. our top stories: british police hunt for more potential suspects after a teenager was arrested in connection with the london tube bomb. bangladesh imposes sweeping new restrictions on four hundred thousand rohingya muslim refugees, stopping them from travelling once they enter the country. hello. police in britain have described the arrest of a teenager

thanks for joining at aberdeen asset management. thanks forjoining us. let's start with the ogden rate change. insurers are certainly happy about this. will this stick, do you think? well it's a peculiar set the tables. it's very important for the insurance companies, the raising of interest rates will mean insurance companies pay less to accident victims. the by product of that is that insurance premiums are likely to fall. insurance company shares were up a touch yesterday given the victory for the insurance sector. yes, and it's pending government approval here. will it see premiums be lower as well? in theory it should. the payments made to accident victims have been higher than the insurance companies thought they should be. they thought the interest rate assumed was too low. it wasn't that they didn't want to pay out, but they didn't want to pay out, but they thought the rate was too low and the amount they were paying wasn't fair to other side. time will tell whether the new rates are fair and no doubt it will be changed if not. that should feed t

aberdeen move level on points with celtic but behind on goal difference. elsewhere motherwell beat kilmarnock for their third league win in a row. rangers were comfortable winners over dundee. and there were draws between ross county and partick thistle and stjohnstone and hibernian. with serena williams out having just given birth to her first child, american tennis has found a new star after sloane stephens won the us open for her first grand slam title. the world number 83 thrashed fellow american madison keys in straight sets at flushing meadows. the win is all the more impressive give that stephens only recently returned from nearly a year out injured earlier this summer. there was some british success as jamie murray and partner martina hingis claimed the mixed doubles title. it's their second grand slam of the year after also winning wimbledon. and alfie hewett and gordon reid won the wheelchair doubles titles — while andy lapthorne and his american partner david wagner took the wheelchair quad doubles title. bath beat double european champions sa

temperatures 17 or 18 degrees in the south, but cool for newcastle and aberdeen. those temperatures are on the rise. goodbye for now. this is bbc news, the headlines. police in britain investigating the bomb attack on a london tube train say they're hunting for more potential suspects. an eighteen—year old man was arrested in the port of dover on suspicion of a terror offence. police also raided a property west of london following that arrest. the house belongs to an elderly couple who're known for fostering children over several decades. bangladesh has imposed wide—ranging restrictions on the movement of more than four—hundred—thousand rohingya muslim refugees — who have fled myanmar in the past three weeks. the scale of the crisis has overwhelmed parts of bangladesh. security forces in the democratic republic of congo are reported to have shot dead more than thirty burundian refugees. many others were wounded. the former world number one, tennis player, maria sharapova says she's put the doping scandal, that saw her suspended from the sport for 15 mont

elsewhere second placed aberdeen remain unbeaten in the league. there were three penalties awarded in seven minutes in the game between dundee and stjohnstone, dundee ran out 3—2 winners. hearts beat hamilton 2—1. motherwell drew with hibs. sebastian vettel will start today's singapore grand prix expecting to regain the lead of the formula one championship from britain's lewis hamilton. the ferrari driver claimed pole at the marina bay street circuit by three tenths of a second, from red bull's max verstappen. hamilton was more than half a second off the pace and will start from fifth. it wasn't a good day for england's cricketers — their batsmen collapsed as they lost to west indies in the one—off twenty20 international. england won the toss and chose to field first, but the windies got off to a flying start. their star man chris gayle hit a quick—fire a0 as the visitors set england 177 to win. despite alex hales top—scoring with 43, england fell short by 21 runs, all out for 155 with three balls remaining. the five—match one—day

aberdeen had a 1—0 win in the scottish premiership. they are back up to second in the table, two points behind the leaders, celtic. manchester city began their season with a comprehensive win, a 4—0 victory. and chelsea thrashed bristol city. there were also wins for arsenal and sunderland. fifa is expected to lift the ban on teams wearing a poppy. last year, many teams were fined for commemorating armistice day. theresa may was one of those criticising the decision. the teams will be allowed to wear the symbol in time for the november matches. this saracens player has undergone surgery and will miss the test against argentina, australia and some lower. justin thomas has w011 and some lower. justin thomas has won their $10 million fedex cup. he beat another major winner from this year, jordan spieth. he was just one shot behind another american in atla nta. h e shot behind another american in atlanta. he finished on 12 under par. paul casey led before the final round. and that's the sport for now. let's have a quick look at some of t

temperatures 17 or 18 degrees in the south, but cool for newcastle and aberdeen. into tuesday and wednesday, a bit of rain for the middle of the week, but the temperatures are on the rise. this is bbc news. the headlines: police in britain say they're hunting for more potential suspects after an 18—year—old man was arrested, suspected of planting a bombing device on a train on friday. officers have also raided a house south—west of london belonging to an elderly couple known for fostering children over several decades. police in bangladesh have announced wide—ranging restrictions on the movement of more than 400,000 rohingya muslim refugees who've entered the country in the past three weeks. the bangladeshi government says it is building a massive new camp to accommodate new arrivals. the united nations has called for an investigation into the killing of burundian refugees in the east of the democratic republic of congo. the un force in congo said the congolese security forces shot dead 37 refugees and injured 117 others. now on bbc news, click. this week

aberdeen move level on points with celtic but behind them on goal difference. elsewhere motherwell beat kilmarnock for their third league win in a row. rangers were comfortable winners over dundee. and there were draws between ross county and partick thistle and stjohnstone and hibernian. with serena williams out having just given birth to her first child, american tennis has found a new star after sloane stephens won the us open for her first grand slam title. the world number 83 thrashed fellow american madison keys in straight sets at flushing meadows. the win is all the more impressive give that stephens only recently returned from nearly a year out injured earlier this summer. test match special fans will be familiar with the name and unique voice and style of henry blow felt. —— of henry bloefeld. the commentator has called his final ball after 45 years with test match special. this is the moment he said goodbye for one last time. thank you all for listening. it's been wonderful to talk to you. you have all told me you will miss me, but i will miss yo

let's bring you up to date in the scottish premiership, and aberdeen couldn't regain their lead at the top of the table after a nil—nil draw at hearts, so celtic are still top. motherwell beat kilmarnock for their third league win in a row. rangers were comfortable winners over dundee. and ross county drew with partick thistle. third placed stjohnstone held on for a 1—all draw with hibernian. sheffield wednesday 13—0 against nottingham forest. it was one each at half—time but wednesday scored two goals in the second half and they moved above nottingham forest now in the table. earlier today, cardiff lost their 100% record after a draw at fulham — they do remain at the top of the table though. leeds have moved up into second place after thrashing burton albion 5—0. and just the one goal for wolves against 10—man millwall. you can find all today's results, as ever, on the bbc sport website. still to come, rafa nadal into the us open final, aiming for a 16th grand slam title. and johnny peacock sails through his final race before swapping spikes for sequins and the strictly

a touch cooler for the likes of newcastle, up towards aberdeen as well. tuesday, mostly dry, bit of a breeze in the east. just one or two showers but most of staying dry with those

temperatures 17 or 18 degrees in the south, but cool for newcastle and aberdeen. into tuesday and wednesday, a bit of rain for the middle of the week, but those temperatures are on the rise. this is bbc news. our top stories: british police hunt for more potential suspects after a teenager was arrested in connection with the london tube bomb. the un calls for an investigation into the killing of 37 burundian refugees in the democratic republic of congo. bangladesh imposes sweeping new restrictions on 400,000 rohingya muslim refugees, stopping them from travelling once they enter the country. a big boxing showdown in las vegas as mexico's canelo alvarez takes on kazakhstan‘s gennady golovkin at the middleweight championships. who will be the true middleweight champion of the world? also in the programme, supporters of president trump hold a rally in washington to defend what they consider to be

in the scottish premiership, aberdeen drew 1—1 with kilmarnock, it means they now sit two points behind champions celtic who eased past ross county 4—0. dundee recorded their first win of the season with stjohnstone suffering their first defeat — 3—2 the score at dens park. hearts won away at hamilton 2—1 and louie moult scored twice as motherwell came from behind to earn a point at hibernian. ben stokes has been rested for this evenings twenty20 match between england and the west indies at his home ground chester—le—street. the all rounder will play in the five—match one—day series that follows. eoin morgan's side won the toss and decided to bowl with chris gayle racing to a0 runs off just 21 deliveries. but gayle's lack of pace was seriously exposed with a combination of jason roy and liam plunkett running him out. then evin lewis was caught byjoe root just after making his half—century. west indies are currently 142 for seven after 16 of their 20 allotted overs. sebastien vettel will start on pole ahead of tomorrow's singapore grand prix. lewis hamilton will begin f

aberdeen are now level on points with leaders, celtic, in the scottish premiership, after a comfortable home win to stjohnstone. adam rooney scored a hat—trick, as they maintained their unbeaten record this season. celtic were held to a 2—2 home draw by hibernian. kerr waddell scored twice as dundee beat hearts. ross county won at kilmarnock, and motherwell took all three points against partick. catalan dragons won rugby league‘s so—called "million pound game", securing their place in super league next season. but it came at the expense of leigh centurions, who they beat 26—10, and who‘ll now drop into the sport‘s second tier, losing their super league funding. it‘s been a busy day of rugby union action. in the aviva premiership, northampton are top of the table, after beating harlequins. jonny may scored this second half try for leicester in their win over defending champions, exeter. and in the guinness pro14, there were wins for munster, zebre, and newport gwent dragons. that‘s about it from me, the bbc sport website has the rest of the day‘s news, including how b

temperatures 16 in aberdeen, 19 in london. at the cricket, we certainly could see some interruptions with heavy thunder. the showers should tend to ease through the evening. that is the story across the country. more weather in tell evening, try spells overnight. for central and eastern areas, it could get chilly. in the countryside, maybe cold enough for a touch of ground frost and the odd fog patch as well. in east anglia and the south—east, by 9 o'clock, it should be mainly fine with early brightness, but all the while cloud will be streaming in across the south—west, wales, the midlands, up into northern england. temperatures 12 or 13. the cloud streaming in ahead of this band of rain which will be working across scotland. much of it light and patchy. the odd heavier burst here and there and hefty showers following on into northern ireland. tomorrow, this band of rain will continue to work its way eastwards, any brightness in the south—east will tend to be replaced by increased cloud cover. the wind picking up in the

a touch cooler for the likes of newcastle, up towards aberdeen as well. tuesday, mostly dry, bit of a breeze in the east. just one or two showers but most of staying dry with those temperatures up to around 1518 degrees. that's how it's looking. bye for now. this is bbc world news today. i'm alpa patel. our top stories. police raid a house west of london in connection with the underground train attack. it follows the arrest of a man in the port of dover who police suspect may have planted the bomb. at this stage we are keeping an open mind over whether more than one person was responsible for the attack and we are still pursuing several lines of inquiry and a great pace. bangladesh imposes sweeping new restrictions on 400,000 rohingya muslim refugees, stopping them from travelling once they enter the country. also in the programme. a passenger backlash after europe's biggest airline ryanair cancels up to 50 flights a day for the next six weeks. hello and welcome to world news today.