thank you so much a minute like can say for speaking to us or aberdeen. thank you. plenty morehead, on the auto renews our including this. i thought it was definitely another in no way hung up. joseph. more shelling and syria is rebel held on plato. fighter russian broker seats, fire agreements, we look at what's driving the ongoing fighting their sport wells are bailed out by there just as far forward world qualifying action. coming up a little later on the program, me but the leader of the national resistance francais, he's willing to stop fighting the taliban if they withdraw from the pans your valley, there's been heavy fighting in the mountainous region, north of the capitol, where opposition forces are battling the taliban, the national resistance, france is made up of malicious and former afghan security force members. both sides claim they've inflicted heavy losses. top us general has war and there's a chance of a broader civil war trail. stratford has more from capital. there has been heavy fighting for the last 24 hours or so. we've spoken to so

, 2i a lovely day with lots of sunshine. 20 in aberdeen, 21 to 22 in central and southern england, and perhaps south wales. for tuesday into wednesday, we start to see changes in the north of the uk, that diplo and its weather front start to impact much of scotland and northern ireland, so a band of heavy rain spreading south—east and turning windy for the could see a swathe of gates in northern scotland. this band of rain will be weakening as it sinks itself. it doesn't really reach england and wales on wednesday, so another fine day here with lighter winds, some sunshine and quite warm. highs of 22. wednesday into thursday, we see the potential of another area of low pressure developing to the north of the uk, bringing another swathe of wet and windy weather mainly to scotland, with gales wet and windy weather mainly to scotland, with gates in the far north—east. but breezy for northern england and northern ireland, but a good deal of sunshine again, particularly in the afternoon, with temperatures touching 2i particularly in the afternoon, with temperatures touching 21 has a ple

so just 1a degrees or so for aberdeen, perhaps the odd spot of drizzle here, but 23 in cardiff in the sunshine. quite a bit of sunshine into the evening hours, as well, and then overnight, things remaining largely dry. the odd spot of drizzle once again continuing across north—east england and eastern scotland, too. so quite cloudy here. even though we've got clearer skies further south, it won't be a cold night because there's milder air moving in, so temperatures first thing tomorrow between about 11 to 15 degrees. so through sunday, then, not a bad day. most places seeing a good deal of sunshine. perhaps a little bit more stubborn cloud for a time across parts of southern england and east anglia, too. there will be some rain arriving across northern ireland and western scotland later on in the afternoon, but before it gets there, a warmer day to come for the likes of aberdeen towards newcastle, 20 degrees or so here, and 25 likely for southern england and wales. so that warming trend continues into the new working week, too. heading into monday, we start the day with this weak we

jonathan: when i read james tag, it does have the vows in aberdeen. lisa: you are just trying to trigger him. [laughter] jonathan: third year at the moment, 194, aberdeen looking for a flatter curve. lisa, lower yields on the long end? lisa: to me it raises the question of what really gets us there. does the jobs market indicate faster growth, curtailed growth? a slower growth environment? they are not the same with the different influences over the market. jonathan: you read the morgan stanley piece, i know you always do. i do as well. brought by fire or ice, the equity market, they say the following, it could be continued tightening policy leading to higher interest rates. or we get a payback in demand with weakened confidence over what the consensus expects and the former is cyclicals and the latter has defensive's. how do we come out of this midcycle transition? lisa: they are talking about a barbell on those sectors and you are right, honestly it seems like, tom, this will trigger you, the pendulum of uncertainty. can we do the toilet paper this

sunshine, but while temperatures in the south will again get 21 or 22 degrees, further north just 14 in aberdeen and just ten there in lerwick. certainly feeling like autumn. however, that brief speu like autumn. however, that brief spell of rather chilly weather won't last long. as we head into the weekend, the winds will start to come up from the south and that should bring something a little warmer again for all of us sub temperatures back into the high teens or low 20s, dry weather and a little rain around. then, thank you very much indeed. a reminder of our top story this lunchtime... a warning that shoppers could face shortages of some foods within days, because of the crisis in carbon dioxide supplies. the government needs to solve this in the next few days. it is that urgent, to avoid significant disruption in our stores. that's all from the bbc _ disruption in our stores. that's all from the bbc news _ disruption in our stores. that's all from the bbc news that _ disruption in our stores. that's all from the bbc news that one. - disruption in our stores. that's all from the bbc news tha

the north sea across parts of north—east england and eastern scotland, sojust 14 degrees or so for aberdeen, perhaps the odd spot of drizzle here, but 23 in cardiff in the sunshine. quite a bit of sunshine into the evening hours as well, and then overnight things remaining largely dry. the odd spot of drizzle once again continuing across north—east england and eastern scotland, too, so quite cloudy here. even though we've got clearer skies further south it won't be a cold night because there's milder air moving in, so temperatures first thing tomorrow between about 11—15 degrees. so, through sunday, then, not a bad day. most places seeing a good deal of sunshine, perhaps a little bit more stubborn cloud for a time across parts of southern england and east anglia, too. there will be some rain arriving across northern ireland and western scotland later on in the afternoon, but before it gets there, a warmer day to come for the likes of aberdeen towards newcastle — 20 degrees or so here and 25 likely for southern england and wales. so, that warming trend continues into the new working we

edwards, the emerging markets economist at aberdeen, sounded investments welcome to count, take the cost that jim o'neil has joked in recent times that maybe rather than breaks he should have coined the term ex was he writes a highlights the growth potential of these nations. i think he was obviously in the 2 thousands the book economies i think did live up to those lovely expectations. rapid growth, structural reforms over the past decade service is very disappointing. you know, the past decade pump, joint traded by crises. obviously we had china evaluation phase crises in brazil in russia, so it's not been a great last decade for sure. so what went wrong from brazil in russia? why haven't they hit their full potential? i think it's a combination of things over the external backdrop has become much less favorable. commodity prices have collapsed and they've rebounded more recently, but they're still truly much lower now. of course, domestically that they have had problems as well. so and so those big corruption scandals hit hit various presidents. and then of course in most you've had,

quite fresh in the north, only 12 degrees in aberdeen. at least it is dry here with some sunshine. 22 in the south this evening. this rain is very slow moving, quite a compact area of rain affecting wales and parts of the midlands through the night. dry tonight across scotland and northern ireland, around 6—10 celsius. still mild in the south at around 1a. so another cloudy and damp, if not wet at times, picture in the south—west of the uk on monday. some of that rain will move around the irish sea as well, but generally speaking the north, east and the far south remains dry through monday. goodbye! hello this is bbc news. the headlines... emma raducanu makes history at the us open, beating leylah fernandez to become the first british woman to win a grand slam singles final in 44 years. the queen is among those congratulating the teenager following her stunning victory in new york, just months after finishing her a—levels. the uk's health secretary says the government won't introduce vaccine passports in england, ahead of plans to p

the north sea across parts of north—east england and eastern scotland, sojust11i degrees or so for aberdeen, perhaps the odd spot of drizzle here, but 23 in cardiff in the sunshine. quite a bit of sunshine into the evening hours as well, and then overnight things remaining largely dry. the odd spot of drizzle once again continuing across north—east england and eastern scotland, too, so quite cloudy here. even though we've got clear the skies further south it won't be a cold night because there's milder air moving in, so temperatures first thing tomorrow between about 11—15 degrees. so, through sunday, then, not a bad day. most places seeing a good deal of sunshine, perhaps a little bit more stubborn cloud for a time across southern england and east anglia, too. there will be some rain arriving across northern ireland and western scotland later on in the afternoon, but before it gets there, a warmer day to come for the likes of aberdeen towards newcastle — 20 degrees or so here and 25 likely for southern england and wales. so, that warming trend continues into the new working week, too

scotland later on in the afternoon, but before it gets there, a warmer day to come for the likes of aberdeen towards newcastle — 20 degrees or so here and 25 likely for southern england and wales. so, that warming trend continues into the new working week, too. heading on into monday, we start the day with this weak weather front. it could just bring a few showers to central parts of the uk, but they'll tend to fizzle out quite quickly, i think, so a largely dry day, i think, in most areas. light winds on monday, some blue sky and some sunshine and you'll certainly notice those higher temperatures, especially in the south, up to about 26 or 27 degrees for south—east england, round about 20 or 21 for scotland and northern ireland. so, a warm few days to start the new working week and then things turn more unsettled later in the week. bye— bye. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines...

quite fresh in the north, only 12 degrees in aberdeen. at least it is dry here with some sunshine. 22 in the south this evening. this rain is very slow moving, quite a compact area of rain affecting wales and parts of the midlands through the night. dry tonight across scotland and northern ireland, around 6—10 celsius. still mild in the south at around 14. so another cloudy and damp, if not wet at times, picture in the south—west of the uk on monday. some of that rain will move around the irish sea as well, but generally speaking the north, east and the far south remains dry through monday. goodbye! hello this is bbc news. the headlines... emma raducanu makes history at the us open, beating leylah fernandez to become the first british woman to win a grand slam singles final in 44 years. the uk's health secretary says the government won't introduce vaccine passports in england, ahead of plans to protect the nhs from rising covid cases this winter the trade union congress warns that up to 660,000 jobs could be at risk, if the uk fails t

scotland later on in the afternoon, but before it gets there, a warmer day to come for the likes of aberdeen towards newcastle — 20 degrees or so here and 25 likely for southern england and wales. so, that warming trend continues into the new working week, too. heading on into monday, we start the day with this weak weather front. it could just bring a few showers to central parts of the uk, but they'll tend to fizzle out quite quickly, ithink, so a largely dry day, i think. most areas light winds on monday, some blue sky and some sunshine and you'll certainly notice those higher temperatures, especially in the south, up to about 26 or 27 degrees for south—east england, round about 20 or 21 for scotland and northern ireland. so, a warm few days to start the new working week and then things turn more unsettled late in the week. bye— bye. this is bbc news — these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. labour says there is a "strong case" for offering all 12—15—year—olds covid vaccinations, to prevent "further disruption" to their learning. the government's scien

stevie may's late goal gave stjohnstone a first league win of the season as they beat aberdeen 1—0. to cricket, and it's finals day in the t20 blast at edgbaston — and somerset are taking on kent spitfires right now... somerset won the toss and put kent into bat. and daniel bell—drummond initially continued his brilliant form with this six — he was dismissed for 18 though. tom abell then gotjoe denly out for a duck with this brilliant catch. next to rugby union where ellis genge began his reign as captain with a win as leicester tigers beat runners up exeter chiefs 311—19 on the opening weekend of the gallagher premiership season. jim lumsden was watching. a premiership season that promised so much for exeter ultimately ended in disappointment. a second—place finish in the table before the play—off final defeat to harlequins. leicester ended up sixth but greater things are expected now and freddy stewart soon burst through. the tigers conjured another store as harry potter crossed the line. the try was ruled out and that ensured leicester would end the half leading 20—

luke hickmore of aberdeen standard. let's look at the final numbers. these are the stories we are watching in europe. the ftse 100 outperforming a little bit, as is the dax. the cac for hundred -- the cac 40 giving back a little bit. energy is where the market is in europe. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: this is "european close." coming up -- at 4:30 in new york and 9:30 in london. this is bloomberg. alix: breaking news. democrats are planning "meaningful change" to the cap on state and local tax reductions, how much you are able to write off in terms of your mortgages. it is you'd for people who live in new york, new jersey. moderate democrats have been pushing to raise that cap. it looks like they're proposing a meaningful change. we'll keep you updated on that as it crosses. guy: more details on that. huge for huge number of people. alix: one sitting right here. guy: i am sure you are paying attention to this one with a great deal of interest. let's talk about what is happening with the virus. the latest numbers in the u.k. are fairly stable, but fa

only around 13 in aberdeen and that is because the winds are coming in from the north. but when i mentioned the fact that it is going to be quite unpredictable it is because, notice the winds are coming in from the south here, they are blowing in from the north there, there is a weather front stuck in between and that means it is very, very slow moving and in fact it will be very slow moving across the southern half of the uk, broadly speaking, over the next two—three days, so getting the timing right of where exactly it is going to rain and for how long is going to be quite tricky. so here is the forecast for monday and clearly it is quite wet across parts of wales. some rain gets into south—western england, but notice that rain has a tendency to sweep a bit further north and not much eastward progression, so i think on monday eastern areas probably staying dry, if not bright. but by the time we get to tuesday, again that very sluggish rain will push eastwards, so it's in the west where we will see more sunshine, whereas further east for a time, at least in the mor

ten which are still struggling, noting for aberdeen, 17 in plymouth, but thatis for aberdeen, 17 in plymouth, but that is where we should be for this time of year. into the weekend, low—pressure dominates, weather system spinning around this area of low pressure, meaning we will see some outbreaks of heavy rain at times, some very strong winds possible, and temperatures will stay in a similar range between 12 and 17 degrees so with the cloud, rain, brisk wind kill conditions it will feel very autumnal. this is bbc news, the headlines: america's top military leaders have been questioned in congress over the chaotic withdrawal operation at kabul airportjust a few weeks ago — as afghans and foreigners tried to flee the taliban. the british army is on standby to help with the delivery of fuel before the end of the week. the uk government is trying to reassure the public there are sufficient supplies with more petrol stations running dry. with more than 17,000 migrants having crossed the english channel this year the uk government is threatening to withhold funding for french coast guard patr

quite fresh in the north, only 12 degrees in aberdeen. at least it is dry here with some sunshine. 22 in the south this evening. this rain is very slow moving, quite a compact area of rain affecting wales and parts of the midlands through the night. dry tonight across scotland and northern ireland, around 6—10 celsius. still mild in the south at around iii. so another cloudy and damp, if not wet at times, picture in the south—west of the uk on monday. some of that rain will move around the irish sea as well, but generally speaking the north, east and the far south remains dry through monday. goodbye!

the race ends this afternoon in aberdeen. and englishman laurie canter will begin today's final round of the pga championship, one shot off the lead at wentworth. the 31—year—old hit four birdies to finish the dayjust behind leader francesco laporta of italy. ireland's shane lowry, in a tussle with lee westwood for a ryder cup place, is three off the pace. much more sport on the bbc website including _ much more sport on the bbc website including more reaction to emma raducanu's incredible win at the us open _ raducanu's incredible win at the us open but _ raducanu's incredible win at the us open but now there's back you, joanna — hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be with me are businessjournalist, john crowley and former pensions welcome to both of you. let's take a look at _ welcome to both of you. let's take a took at the _ welcome to both of you. let's take a look at the front pages. huge win in the big _ look at the front pages. huge win in the big apple is the front of the times— th

joining us now is aberdeen standard investment director, james. thank you for joining us this tuesday morning. what is your take? let's start with the trade data. the data out of china suggests that trade engine, the export engine, is firing on all cylinders. where do you see the chinese economy heading? james: good morning. i do think it is firing on all cylinders, to be honest. that is one part of the chinese economy that has benefited greatly from the pandemic is up and the law downs and switch to remote working which followed. i was not usually surprised delta is a little greater than expected given the domestic data we have seen has not been great and continues to not be great really. in terms of the broader economy, i don't see this as where things are going next. i think the political economy changes that we are seeing and hearing more about, seeing the policy actions resulting from, i think it is a significant shift in the chinese outlook. manus: when i hear from you the top line of what you sent us, change evolving, the market is underest

after more than four hours of racing, it culminated with a sprint finish in aberdeen. belgium's wout van aert won it to overturn a four second deficit to the briton who could only finish iith. and there was british success at the great north run today. britain's marc scott finished in one hour one minute and 22 seconds as he took the title previously won by mo farah. meanwhile, in the women's elite, kenya's hellen 0biri ran the fastest with eilish mccolgan close behind her in second. britain's sean frame won the men's wheelchair title for the first time with fellow briton and six—time winner shelly woods winning the women's title. congratulations to everyone who took on the great north run in newcastle this afternoon. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. but now on bbc news, it's time for the film review. hello, and welcome to the film review on bbc news. look who's here! he's real — it's mark kermode really here in the studio, not an avatar! it is fabulous to be back in the studio with you, jane. how lovely to see you again. so, we ha

elsewhere, motherwell are up to 11th after beating aberdeen 2—0 — while the games at dundee and st mirren both finished goalless. here's a quick look at some of the other stories around today... belgium's yves lampart was first across the finish line in edinburgh on stage seven of the tour of britain. ethan hayter finished sixth to maintain his overall lead of four seconds going into tomorrow's final stage. francesco bagnaia set a new all time lap record as he claimed pole for tomorrow's aragon motogp. it's just the second pole of the italian's career. australia's jack miller and championship leader france's fabio ouartararo will line up alongside him on the front row. finland's kaller rovanpera will take a thirty second lead going into the final day of the acropolis rally greece. britain's elvin evans is seventh overall as he tries to hang on to second place in the championship. and charlotte dujardin has added a european dressage bronze medal to the two she won at the olympics this summer. dujardin finished third in the freestyle to music riding gio. germany won both team and individual

by those most in the south—east whereas we have got sunny and fresh conditions but only about 13 in aberdeen and that is because the winds are coming in from the north but when i went might mention the fact is quite predictable. notice the winds are coming from the south here, blowing from the knob there, whetherfrom south here, blowing from the knob there, whether from stock in between and that means it is very very slow—moving and in fact it will be very slow—moving moving across the southern half of the uk the next two or three days so getting the timing right of where exactly it is going to rain and for how long is going to be quite tricky. here is the forecast from monday. some rain gets into south—western england but notice that that main has a tendency to sweep a little bit further north and not much is with the question so, again, ithink and not much is with the question so, again, i think on monday eastern areas will be staying dry, if not bright, but by the time you get to tuesday again that very sluggish rain will push eastward so it is in the west where we will see more sun

dry across northern areas, temperatures 13 and aberdeen, 15 for newcastle and still quite humid across the far south where temperatures will continue to run into the low 20s in the warmer spots. now, for monday, our area of high pressure is with us and our weak weather front still with us as well. now, this rain is most likely to be affecting parts of wales and perhaps the midlands. eastern england probably staying dry with breaks in the cloud and some sunny spells but the best of the dry weather and sunshine will be across scotland, northern ireland and the far north of england as well. temperatures for the most part into the high teens. the warmest spots, given some breaks, could reach the low 20s. that's your weather. temperatures for the most part into the high teens. as america marks 20 years since 9/11, he calls for the country to come together. at our most vulnerable, in the push and pull of makes us human, in the battle for the soul of america, unity is our greatest strength. memorial events for the british victims are taking place in london, with the uk prime minister borisjoh

england and wales, england scotland a lovely day with temperatures reaching 20 degrees aberdeen 2! or 22 for the cell. we start to see some changes after tuesday. our area of high pressure begins to pull away and allows this to blow in the door to influence our weather and indeed wednesday is the autumn equinox. it will be feeling more autonomy mental across the uk. a band of rain spreading into scotland and northern ireland followed by sunshine and blustery shadows of the gaels developing in the north. a breezy day as well to the south of this rain band. for much of england but anotherfine one getting rain band. for much of england but another fine one getting the sunshine out, temperatures 20 to 22 degrees feeling quite warm for that wednesday it looks like being the last day because behind his mother fronted to thursday temperatures drop a deep blow, spins up across the north of the uk we think that will bring widespread gaels. it�*s turning cooler across all areas. thursday and friday will be windy particularly across the north of the uk with scales and outbreaks of rain. �

after more than four hours of racing it culminated with a sprint finish in aberdeen. belgium's wout van aert won it to overturn a four—second deficit to the briton, who could only finish 11th. and there was british success at the great north run today. britain's marc scott finished in one hour one minute and 22 seconds as he took the title previously won by mo farah. meanwhile in the women's elite, kenya's hellen obiri ran the fastest, with eilish mccolgan close behind her in second. britain's sean frame won the men's wheelchair title for the first time, with fellow briton and six—time winner shelly woods winning the women's race. a bit ofa a bit of a purple patch for britain sport at the us open and at the great north run. that's all from sportsday. thanks for watching. enjoy what's left of the weekend. delight. —— good night. hello. well, it has not been the brightest of sundays across some parts of the country. in fact, it's really quite damp and grey in the south—west of the uk, outbreaks of rain for wales, merseyside, manchester has been pretty grey as

to beat aberdeen 3— two and the visitors had led to — one, but after there was a sending off, st mirren scored twice, with the winner coming from marcus fraser's cross. the goalkeeper missed it. there are 23 o'clock kickoffs. struggling celtic are at home to dundee united and it is currently a draw and both place hibernian are hosting stjohnstone, currently goalless in that one. in the women's super league, the champions chelsea thrashed manchester united. australian star sammy care scored twice as they ended united's unbeaten start to the season. brighton are playing aston villa and leading i— 0 there, and goals between... others details on the btw met bbc sport website. —— on the btw met bbc sport website. —— on the bbc sport website. a man has been arrested in connection with the murder of sabina nessa who was killed nine days ago in what police decide mac described as a significant development. —— in what police describe as a significant development.— police describe as a significant development. officers say they continue to _ development. officers say they continue

temperatures ranging from 13 degrees in aberdeen to 17 in cardiff and in plymouth. now, through thursday night, we will see more cloud, more showery rain, and then through the early hours of friday, it looks like we'll have a band of really heavy rain and potentially some quite squally winds that will start to work eastwards, but a much milder night in prospect, with temperatures for many places staying in double digits. so this band of heavy rain and strong winds will cross east anglia and the southeast through friday morning. behind that, england and wales will see some sunshine, but scotland and northern ireland seeing further outbreaks of rain, very windy, with gusts in excess of 50mph across parts of scotland particularly, and temperatures between 13 and 17 degrees. and then we get to the weekend and this frontal system running in from the west could spell trouble, could spell disruption for some, bringing some very heavy rain and then potentially spinning into a really deep area of low pressure drifting northwards across the uk, with the risk of gales, perhaps

the race finishes in aberdeen on sunday. and that's all the sport for now. more reaction to your oppose mcquinn at the solheim cup over at the bbc news at the solheim cup over at the bbc new . . �* at the solheim cup over at the bbc new , , �* . �* , . ., news website. but that's all for me. have a good — news website. but that's all for me. have a good night. _ most of us had a fine day on monday, lots of sunshine, and now a dose of summer heat is on the way over the next couple of days, as temperatures are expected to hit 30 celsius in 1—2 spots. it's not been quite so hot for most of us, but i think in the midlands, that's where we're going to really feel the heat. anyway, in the short term, its quiet on the weather front across england and wales. a little bit more cloud and some dampness there in the north—west of the country. these are the morning temperatures, pretty balmy — 15 in glasgow, 15 expected in london. a lot of us will be waking up to sunshine, some of us to some mist and fog which will last through the morning in one of two spo

stevie may's late goal gave stjohnstone a first league win of the season as they beat aberdeen 1—0. the line—up for tonight's t20 blast final at edgbaston is complete. kent will take on somerset for the trophy with play set to begin shortly. it's after both sides won their respective semifinals earlier in the day, as adam wild reports. finals day at edgbaston, four teams, three matches, two will make it to tonight's final and one will go home champions. that is the countdown to the competition's climax, hampshire the competition's climax, hampshire the first to take a swing at it, with the bat aiming high. his team—mates were struggling, the first ball hard pressed, unimpressed, somerset�*s goal is keeping on top of things until the finalfew overs, chris keeping on top of things until the final few overs, chris wood taking it beyond the field and the boundary rope, the very next ball he would get caught, thankfully for him these catchers do not count. he helped take the target yond 150, would it be enough? it was certainly looking like it as somerset lost early wickets. 48 nee

temperatures ranging from 13 degrees in aberdeen to 17 in cardiff and in plymouth. now, through thursday night, we will see more cloud, more showery rain, and then through the early hours of friday, it looks like we'll have a band of really heavy rain and potentially some quite squally winds that will start to work eastwards, but a much milder night in prospect, with temperatures for many places staying in double digits. so this band of heavy rain and strong winds will cross east anglia and the southeast through friday morning. behind that, england and wales will see some sunshine, but scotland and northern ireland seeing further outbreaks of rain, very windy, with gusts in excess of 50mph across parts of scotland particularly, and temperatures between 13 and 17 degrees. and then we get to the weekend and this frontal system running in from the west could spell trouble, could spell disruption for some, bringing some very heavy rain and then potentially spinning into a really deep area of low pressure drifting northwards across the uk, with the risk of gales, perhaps

host: timmy from aberdeen, south dakota on the independent line. good morning. caller: good morning. i have a couple of comments. it all pertains basically to trusting the government and what is put out. i believe that the congressman in the senate and whenever they have an investigation anybody that our senators and congressmen need to be held accountable for telling the truth. and then, kind of going back to the capitol riot, i wish i could have gotten in when the speaker was on. during that riot there was one person killed, that was ashli babbitt. at the time she was shot she did not endanger anybody's life. i want to know what weapons were found, what they are calling weapons, and make a comment that the fbi determined that it was not a planned insurrection. host: went to the fbi determined that? caller: i could not tell you exactly. i am guessing a couple of weeks ago? host: well, yesterday, u.s. capitol police chief tom manger was asked about the credibility of reports about possible violence associated with today's justice for j6 rally. the former preside

in the mid teens here, but 2a aberdeen, 21, 22, further south, very warm for the time of year. we will see some changes with this deep low to the north of the country on wednesday, bringing strong winds and gales, to scotland and a band of heavy rain, sinking southwards and slowly easing down, leaving sunshine and showers in its wake back to the south of it, another fine day to come, temperatures around 20—22. an autumnal feel to things for a time across the north of the uk as we head into thursday or friday. temperatures beginning to recover across the south, staying fine and quite warm, for the entire week. thank you, stav, with the latest weather. a reminder of our top story... amid rising energy costs, the government insists gas and electricity supplies are secure but adds there will be no bail—out for energy firms in trouble. that's all from the bbc news at six, so it's goodbye from me and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. hello, and welcome to sportsday. i'mjohn watson, i'm john watson, our headlines tonight... england's tour of pakistan is

temperatures still struggling — 13 degrees for aberdeen, 17 in plymouth — although, actually, that's about where we should be at this time of year. now, into the weekend, low pressure dominates. weather system spinning around these areas of low pressure — that means we'll see some outbreaks of heavy rain at times, some very strong winds are possible, too, and temperatures will stay in a similar range — between 12 and 17 degrees. so with the cloud, the rain, the brisk winds and the cool conditions, it will feel very autumnal. welcome to bbc news. the headlines. how to make friends and influence people — new research uncovers the staggering scale of china's hidden foreign lending. america's top general admits the united states�* reputation has been damaged by the chaotic exit from afghanistan. the french insist they're doing everything they can to stop migrants crossing the english channel, and accuse the uk of being ungrateful. we all have our secrets. we just didn't get to yours yet. and shaken, stirred and very, very late. finally, the newest bond film is released, with the

temperatures ranging from 13 degrees in aberdeen to 17 in cardiff and in plymouth. now, through thursday night, we will see more cloud, more showery rain, and then through the early hours of friday, it looks like we'll have a band of really heavy rain and potentially some quite squally winds that will start to work eastwards, but a much milder night in prospect, with temperatures for many places staying in double digits. so this band of heavy rain and strong winds will cross east anglia and the southeast through friday morning. behind that, england and wales will see some sunshine, but scotland and northern ireland seeing further outbreaks of rain, very windy, with gusts in excess of 50mph across parts of scotland particularly, and temperatures between 13 and 17 degrees. and then we get to the weekend and this frontal system running in from the west could spell trouble, could spell disruption for some, bringing some very heavy rain and then potentially spinning into a really deep area of low pressure drifting northwards across the uk, with the risk of gales, perhaps

england and wales, england scotland a lovely day with temperatures reaching 20 degrees aberdeen 21 or 22 further south. we start to see some changes after tuesday. 0ur area of high pressure begins to pull away and allows this deep low in the north to influence our weather and indeed wednesday is the autumn equinox. it will be feeling more autumnal across the uk. a band of rain spreading into scotland and northern ireland followed by sunshine and blustery shadows of the gales developing in the north. a breezy day as well to the south of this rain band. for much of england but another fine one getting the sunshine out, temperatures 20 to 22 degrees feeling quite warm for that wednesday it looks like being the last day because behind his mother fronted to thursday temperatures drop a deep blow, spins up across the north of the uk we think that will bring widespread gales. it's turning cooler across all areas. thursday and friday will be windy particularly across the north of the uk with gales and outbreaks of rain. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani.

england and wales, england scotland a lovely day with temperatures reaching 20 degrees aberdeen 21 or 22 further south. we start to see some changes after tuesday. our area of high pressure begins to pull away and allows this deep low in the north to influence our weather and indeed wednesday is the autumn equinox. it will be feeling more autonomy mental across the uk. a band of rain spreading into scotland and northern ireland followed by sunshine and blu5tery shadows of the gale5 developing in the north. a breezy day as well to the south of this rain band. for much of england but another fine one getting the sunshine out, temperatures 20 to 22 degrees feeling quite warm for that wednesday it looks like being the last day because behind his mother fronted to thursday temperatures drop a deep blow, 5pins up across the north of the uk we think that will bring wide5pread gale5. it's turning cooler across all areas. thursday and friday will be windy particularly across the north of the uk with gale5 and outbrea ks of rain. welcome to bbc news. our top stories. stuffed ballot5, covered—

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england and wales, england scotland a lovely day with temperatures reaching 20 degrees aberdeen 21 or 22 for the south. we start to see some changes after tuesday. 0ur area of high pressure begins to pull away and allows this to blow in the door to influence our weather and indeed wednesday is the autumn equinox. it will be feeling more autonomy mental across the uk. a band of rain spreading into scotland and northern ireland followed by sunshine and blustery shadows of the gales developing in the north. a breezy day as well to the south of this rain band. for much of england but another fine one getting the sunshine out, temperatures 20 to 22 degrees feeling quite warm for that wednesday it looks like being the last day because behind his mother fronted to thursday temperatures drop a deep blow, spins up across the north of the uk we think that will bring widespread gales. it's turning cooler across all areas. thursday and friday will be windy particularly across the north of the uk with gales and outbreaks of rain. this is bbc news. we will have the headlines and all the main news s

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temperatures 13 in aberdeen, 15 for newcastle, but still quite humid across the far south, where temperatures will continue to run into the low 20s in the warmest spots. monday, our area of high pressure is still with us. weak weather front still with us, as well. this rain is most likely to be affecting parts of wales and perhaps the midlands, eastern england probably staying dry with breaks in the cloud and sunny spells, but the best of the dry weather and sunshine will be across scotland and northern ireland and the far north of england. temperatures for the most part into the high teens. the warmest spots given some breaks could reach the low 20s. that's your weather. you're watching a bbc news special. i'm laura trevelyan live in new york, where, as dawn breaks, the world remembers the 2,977 people who lost their lives 20 years ago in the 9/11 terror attacks. president biden will shortly lead a ceremony at the site where the world trade center's twin towers once stood. speaking earlier he called for the country to come together. at our most vulnerable, in the push and pull of what makes

country, england and wales, eastern scotland a lovely day with temperatures reaching 20 degrees in aberdeen, 21 or 22 further south. we start to see some changes after tuesday. 0ur area of high pressure begins to pull away and allows this deep low to influence our weather and indeed wednesday is the autumn equinox. it will be feeling more autumnal across the uk. a band of rain spreading into scotland and northern ireland will be followed by sunshine and blustery shadows of the and gales developing in the north. a breezy day as well to the south of this rain band. for much of england but anotherfine one, getting the sunshine out, temperatures 20 to 22 degrees feeling quite warm. and wednesday it looks like being the last day because behind the front into thursday temperatures drop, a deep low, spins up across the north of the uk and we think that will bring widespread gales. it's turning cooler across all areas. thursday and friday will be windy particularly across the north of the uk with gales and outbreaks of rain. this is bbc news. the headlines: the polls have closed in russia's parliam