Northern half. Degrees. High pressure still dominating as we move into thursday. Tuesday will fill chillier still. Areas of cloud again. Feel chillier. The chance of one or two showers across scotland. With the north westerly breeze, it will be noticeably fresher with temperatures in the south perhaps reaching highs of 17 celsius. In the north, highs of 2011 and 1a. Next week, the jetstream celsius. In the north, highs of 2011 and 1a. Next week, thejetstream is set to stay far to the north and thatis set to stay far to the north and that is where we will see low pressure. Also High Pressure dominating and building across the uk. It is the positioning of this High Pressure that will affect the temperatures. There will be a good deal of dry weather. As we move into mid week, it looks set to edge more towards the east and with that, we will import more warmth. Looking further ahead, plenty of dry weather. I think there is a chance of something a bit better for the far north of scotland. Lots of sunny spells to come and filling warm in the sunshine was not increasingly humid as the weaker wears on with the chance of seeing overnight fog. As the week wears on. Hello. This is bbc news with ben brown. Well be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment with Georgina Wright and john stevens. First, the headlines the Prime Minister has insisted he didnt mislead the queen over his reasons for suspending parliament. Reporter did you like to the queen when you advised her to prorogue, to suspend parliament . Absolutely not. Hospitals in syria for victims of the conflict are being deliberately targeted by Government Forces in rebel held areas. The number of people investigated for rape who go on to be convicted has fallen to its lowest level since records were first compiled more than a decade ago. A 22 year old man has been charged with the murder of 11 month old Zakari Bennett eko, who died after he was recovered from the river irwell in Greater Manchester yesterday. Mps have called on Gaming Companies to protect young people from becoming addicted to their products. Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. We will take you through what the front pages are. With me arejohn stevens, the daily mails deputy political editor, and Georgina Wright from the institute for government. Thank you very much for being with us. Many of tomorrows front pages are already in. The dup is open to shifting its red lines on brexit, helping borisjohnson get a deal with the eu, reports the times. The newspaper understands that the party would accept Northern Ireland abiding by some eu rules after brexit as part of a new deal to replace to irish backstop. The guardian leads with the speakerjohn bercow, who has said he will stop the Prime Ministerfrom breaking the law to push through a brexit the house of commons doesnt agree with. Jeremy corbyn is discussing scrapping discounts for independent schools, according to the independent, in what they call a tax raid on private education. Actually, according to the Daily Telegraph. And borisjohnson has warned that labour will clobber voters with taxes, reports the express. The eu is preparing to speak of its grave concern that the home offices hostile environment is getting worse for its citizens, says the independent. Our world is choking to death, says the mirror, as crime gangs set fire to the amazon putting our environment at risk. And the proportion of women who are married is at an all time low, says the daily mail on its front page. So, there we are. Quite a mixed bag. Georgina, lets start with the times, quite an interesting front page headline, the dup opens the door to new brexit deal for johnson. Are we beginning to see possibly some sort of deal emerging 01 possibly some sort of deal emerging or the possibilities of a deal . Theres been a kind of assumption not much progress is being made on that but it looks like, if this is true, and if the dup would possibly support it, this is something he might be able to get through the commons. This is the key question with brexit, can we get a deal thats a cce pta ble brexit, can we get a deal thats acceptable to the eu and also the majority of mps in parliament . Now, were hearing that talks are happening in brussels, but we are still a long way off from the deal. Of course, the space for compromise is quite small and that landing zone is quite small and that landing zone is incredibly small as well. We know that some of the possibilities. Well, theyre not endless. One of the things the eu has said is if youre serious about renegotiation, we need to table proposals that will work and one of those is to focus on Northern Ireland and come back to a form of Northern Ireland only backstop. The backstop has always been critical, but there are some in the tory party, some brexiteers, who dont like theresa mays deal and not just the dont like theresa mays deal and notjust the backstop, that wasnt the only thing they didnt like and maybe wouldnt vote for it whatever was decided about the backstop. But one of the things in favour of Boris Johnson getting a deal is of those people who didnt vote for his deal la st people who didnt vote for his deal last time are now in his cabinet, so this time it looks more likely they will vote for a deal, doesnt look like many would want to quit over this. For borisjohnson, he is facing difficult choices. If he seeks an extension from brussels, that will be highly controversial and if he breaks the law, obviously that would be very contentious so one way around this would be to get a deal and lots of people in the country do want to get on with it. If he strikes a deal, it could be quite popular. He has the ten dup mps who voted for the deal theresa may brought each time. They are looking at the possibilities where they could get onside. It does caution that a deal is still a long way off but it appears one of the reasons the dup could be looking to get a deal is if we dont get one there would be no deal, and there is polling in here suggesting if there was a no deal brexit Northern Irish vote rs was a no deal brexit Northern Irish voters would back reunification. And thats something the dup would be absolutely against. To add to that, Northern Ireland doesnt have a government at the moment so if the uk left the eu without a deal, that would the huge problems and consequences for Northern Ireland and that is something the dup are thinking about as well. That is according to the times, but looking at the telegraph, they have cabinet allies urging the Prime Minister to look for a brexit extension, quoting one particular exit in a cabinet minister as saying, ok, one particular exit in a cabinet ministeras saying, ok, were one particular exit in a cabinet minister as saying, ok, were going to have to go for a delay. A brexiteer minister has spoken anonymously to the Daily Telegraph and the daily mail tomorrow. Thats your paper, you can tell us who it is i wont be doing that if i want to keep my job is i wont be doing that if i want to keep myjob this is reflecting these difficult choices and they are saying if borisjohnson has the choice of seeking an extension or breaking the law, the better thing to do would be to seek an extension, but thats obviously got its risks. It would be hugely unpopular with lots of brexiteer voters, saying momentum left in march, so if we seeka momentum left in march, so if we seek a third extension. Could also say to the voters my hands were tied, i had to obey the law, im the Prime Minister. You cant get a Prime Minister. You cant get a Prime Minister. You cant get a Prime Minister arrested for not obeying the law. Thats one thing, but you have to remember how the eu responds to this because delaying and asking for another extension delays the possibility of a no deal, doesnt take it off the table, and they might want to have their own conditions about how the time is used. There was tasci saying use this time wisely and here we are with no deal inside and the possibility very much there. The eu and how they respond will be interesting. As an example of the extraordinary times we live in, one of our political correspondence ended up today asking borisjohnson as Prime Minister whether he lied to the queen. Quite a question to ask a Prime Minister. It is, and this is the court case we will hear in the Supreme Court next tuesday, whether borisjohnson was legal Supreme Court next tuesday, whether Boris Johnson was legal when he prorogued parliament, suspended it and stopped them from setting. That will be quite a crunch point next week and if the court rules it was illegal, mps will come back from their break. This is obviously in response to yesterdays court ruling, came out of scotland, that said the Prime Ministers advice to the queen on prorogation was unlawful and void. Well have to see what happens on tuesday. What do you think will happen . There seems to be a difference between some of these judges, some saying this is a political matter and others saying it is something, the scottish judges say it is something we can rule on. And it took time for them to agree on what they wanted as well. It is really difficult to say. We will a lwa ys really difficult to say. We will always to see what happens on tuesday. I suppose the wider point here is there are some out there who are saying this is parliament and the judiciary are saying this is parliament and thejudiciary against are saying this is parliament and the judiciary against the people. That is how it could be characterised, and thats quite dangerous in a democracy, isnt it . And people from numberio. From the outside, it looks quite chaotic at the moment. Borisjohnson the outside, it looks quite chaotic at the moment. Boris johnson was hoping to push through a no deal brexit, hoping to call an election to do that and on the face of it it looks like its going wrong but theres some people in number 10 thinking this is playing in their hands. Saying Boris Johnson thinking this is playing in their hands. Saying borisjohnson is out there standing up for brexit and its the other mp5 and the courts trying to stop him. Thats his narrative. And if we do get to a general election campaign, it will boost that case. And he has to take on nigel farage and the brexit party, so in a way, if he gives voters at the election, whenever it is, no reason to vote for nigel farage over him, thats part of his strategy perhaps. And thats at the back of his mind as well. Shows we are not yet in a a constitutional crisis because the wheels of the constitution are still running, and this is happening and we will have to wait and see what happens on tuesday and how ultimately the government response to that. The wheels on the bus keep going round the guardian, they havejohn bercow backin the guardian, they havejohn bercow back in the news, he cant seem to stay out of it, can he . This is a direct warning to number 10. Some interesting remarks from john bercow. Obviously john bercow announced this week he would be standing down at the end of next month, but i dont think anybody expected him to go quietly. Obviously in the last few years he has repeatedly criticised by brexiteers for not being an impartial speaker. Hes not afraid to stay in the fray. Hell be doing all he can to prevent a no deal brexit until the very last moment, it seems. Has he been a good speaker, do you think, john bercow . Im not one to judge on these things. Go on it was interesting, today he gave a speech. He will step down. He feels he has more freedom to speak out stop as we stared, he has spoken out in the last couple of weeks in particular. As we said. Clearly m ps weeks in particular. As we said. Clearly mps have said they would seek an extension if a deal failed to come back from brussels by the 19th of october, or they havent approved a no deal. He will say any attempt to stop that wont go down well. Some of the things he has done to parliament is modernised, introducing a creation so it can be more modern, very popular with mp5, but theres the volleying allegations and the questions about his bias creche. Allegations and the questions about his bias creche. Onto the telegraph. Whenever the election comes, it will be about more than brexit and education is one of the keyissuesit brexit and education is one of the key issues it will be about and the telegraph has a story aboutjeremy corbyn and labours plans on taxing private education. A general election is on the horizon and parties are thinking about that, and they know voters think about brexit, but thats not the only thing they think about and education is a key issue for many. Certainly i would expect other policy indications to come up expect other policy indications to come up over expect other policy indications to come up over the coming months. John, what do you think of that . Is it good or bad for labour, the headline about a corbin tax raid on private schools . Its obviously a divisive policy. One of the questions here is they would start charging vat on school fees and they say the average school fees are £15,000, adding £3000. That is a big sum. Labourthink it £15,000, adding £3000. That is a big sum. Labour think it will raise £1. 5 billion but the private schools are saying you might be raising this money but more kids will go to the state sector, which costs taxpayers. The mirror, the amazon, a big splash front page. The crime gangs destroying the earths lungs and putting us all at risk stop in quite a dramatic front page. Absolutely, and this is a massive issue for many across the world. The amazon is responsible for 6 of the worlds oxygen and weve seen fires raging through it. It was one of their key concerns at the g7, they committed £18 million to it but thats a very small sum of money if you think about it. The brazilian president has said he has sent in 43,000 troops to try to contain it. Of course, fires continue to rage and its a serious concern stop in very concerning but christopher buckton, the us editor of the mirror, retaining fleet street sartorial standards amongst the fire with his suit and tie on. Extraordinary, he must be very hot a return to the old campaigning front pages of the daily mirror, thats how it made its name as a crusading paper. Fascinating details. Lots may have heard the headlines about the amazon but this explains the fight. Firefighters and what they are doing to stop the fires and how they are struggling with not great equipment and there is criticism for the brazilian government, saying they arent properly resourced to do anything effective. Fewer women than ever reject the tradition of marriage. Fewer women than ever reject the tradition of marriagelj fewer women than ever reject the tradition of marriage. I was reading this but it also says almost 50 of women are married. Is this the concept of marriage that is just not what it used to be . Is it that people are living with their partners without being married . When i talk to some of my friends they just say, well, weddings are really expect to expensive. It is hard to untangle the reasons behind it. There also calls for tax breaks encourage people to get married. Is that unfair on people who dont get married . We have seen the tory party back those things before. It was popular with some and unpopular with others. Getting married is expensive. People who do get married are now doing it in later life. They are now doing it in later life. They are prioritising their spending on other things. There is one group where marriage, they are bucking the trend with marriage rising, it is the over 705. We trend with marriage ri5ing, it is the over 705. We are seeing more people marrying for the first or second time, in their later years. The average cost of the wedding was £30,000. That is the average. You are well on your way to a deposit to your house of something does make for a house or something. Your house of something does make for a house or somethinglj your house of something does make for a house or something. I was going to say there are other things you could put that money to and i think that is what people are thinking about. For a house or something. Meghan and harry. Meghan is on the front of much all of the papers. For a change, a bit of good great pictures of the duchess of sussex. It is a great scheme she is backing. Women who are long term unemployed, it gives them clothes they can wear for interviews. They can find it easier to get a job. The duchess of sussex has this fashion line and for every item bought in that shop, they donate one for it charity for women to wear for interviews. There has been a lot of negative headlines for both prince harry and Meghan Markle over the past little while. Has it been deserved . There has been an element of hypocrisy. They had taxpayers money spent on their house but then they wanted privacy. They said they wanted people to save the environment but then also flying on a private jet. It was questions that wings dont really marry up. But this is something good. That things. And it is something that the duchess cares about. Fashion. She wa nts duchess cares about. Fashion. She wants people to feel comfortable in their clothes and no what to say and went went to say. She wants women to be able to play that part. Lots of women, particularly homeless women, have been out of work for a very long time so this is giving them the tools. And then she guest edited septembers bogus so tying in a lot of things. Do you think she gets a tough time from the press . She knew that that was going to come. When they announced their engagement, she said she was really looking forward to this job and looking forward to this job and looking forward to sticking stepping up to the challenge but that it was going to be a challenge. There was obviously a time of adaptation and the royal family, there was obviously a time of adaptation and the royalfamily, it isa adaptation and the royalfamily, it is a big thing. Thank you very much to both of you for being with us once again. Thats it for the papers tonight. Dont forget you can see the front pages online on the bbc news website at bbc. Co. Uk papers and if you miss the programme you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. Thank you, georgina and john. A full sport round up next. Hello, and this is sport news. England had to start 0k england had to start ok but lost five wickets for 56 runs to slip to 220 648 at one stage. Australia who already retain the ashes saw their bowlers on top again as they look to when necessary. When this series. Win. Our Sports Correspondent joe wilson was watching. Keep going, captain. As long as there is the strength to lift a pen and sun in the september sky, there is cricket. It aint over till the oval. Interesting decision for them to bring in Mitchell Marsh. He repaid the decision im moving forward. He has two lbw s in particular. England was still going at the close of play. Thanks mainly tojos buttler who had some fun as the day turned it into evening. Maybe they will put scoreboard pressure on australia. Even steve smith. So heres a look at the scorecard. Only captainjoe root passing 50 in the top order, with the recalled Mitchell Marsh taking 4 35 for australia. Jos buttler is still there though. 64 not out is his top score of the series so far and england and england will be hoping he can turn it into a century tomorrow. Thereve been big wins for arsenal and Manchester City i havent been good enough to get through those periods. Ijust tried to fight as hard as i could. I dont feel great at the crease but trying to scratch my way through it. Thereve been big wins for arsenal and Manchester City in the Womens Champions League tonight. Vivianne miedema scored twice as arsenal thrashed fiorentina 4 0 in italy in the first leg of the first knock out round. And Manchester City are all but through to the last 16 as well, with a 7 1win at swiss side lugano. Pauline bremer and Caroline Weir with a couple of goals each. Four time grand slam champion Kim Clijsters has said that she plans to come out of retirement after seven years away from the game. The 36 year old first retired in 2007 to have the first of her three children. She then returned two years later and won two more us open titles and the Australian Open before her second retirement in 2012. She says shell return to the wta tour next year. Wigan warriors racked up their 12th win in 13 games to assure themselves of a home tie in the superleague playoffs. They beat castleford tigers 26 8, running in five tries in total. Cas must now hope hull dont surprise leaders st helens tomorrow and knock them out of the top five. Thats all the sport for now. You can find more on all those stories plus get all the news ahead of the 16th edition of golfs solheim cup, which starts at gleneagles tomorrow on the bbc sport website. Europe are looking to regain the trophy from the usa, who have won 10 of the previous 15 contests, and are attempting to claim a third on the trot after winning four years ago in germany. Check out bbc. Co. Uk sport. Hello. Over the last couple of days, two different exit Tropical Weather systems have been in charge of our weather. First the remnants of what was Hurricane Dorian passing to the north of the british isles. There was rain and brisk winds with that. On thursday, it was all about extra because don gabrielle. Not much of it left but bands of cloud and patchy rain and as at that rain continues to sink southwards in association with this frontal system, we see some cooler, fresh air developing behind it. High pressure building as well. Tropical storm merbok gabrielle. The re m na nts of Tropical Storm merbok gabrielle. The remnants of cloud clearing in the channel islands. A lot of sunshine and the vast majority will be dry. They will be showers particularly across the north and west of scotland. It will also be quite windy. Elsewhere, the winds will be relatively light. With that fresher air in place, temperatures lower than they have been, 20 degrees for plaintiffs, cardiff, 21 in london. Moloch 15 17 plaintiffs, cardiff, 21 in london. Moloch 1517 across parts of scotla nd moloch 1517 across parts of scotland and Northern Ireland. More like 15 or 17. Down towards the south, it will be chilly with some spots in the countryside getting down to three or four degrees. Not as cold further north and west because here we will see more cloud and more of a breeze. Some outbreaks of rain pushing into the far north west of scotland because an area of low pressure will throw frontal systems in our direction but for most, the area of High Pressure will fend these weather fronts off and keep things dry with a fair deal of sunshine. Mainly fine after that with sunny spells, but for Northern Ireland and scotland, some cloud. The heaviest and most persistent rain to be found across the far north west where it will also be very windy. That averages are starting to climb particularly in southern areas and it could get to 23 degrees. Saturday night looks windy in the far north of scotland. It stays blustery here on sunday but it looks like the frontal system may start to move a little bit further south. In certain how far it will get. The rain tending to fizzle stop to the south of the fronts, a warm day, but to the north, something much cooler and fresher. Im Sharanjit Leyl in singapore. The headlines were an hour away from a vital debate for the top 10 democrats looking to win the partys president ial nomination. Meanwhile, democrats in Congress Move a small step closer to impeachment proceedings against president trump. Nearly 140 bushfires already raging down under and its only the start of the season. Im Nuala Mcgovern in london. Also in the programme the british Prime Minister insists he did not lie to the queen in order to suspend parliament. Reporter did you like to the queen when you advised her to prorogue, to suspend parliament . Absolutely not. And a special report from inside the deadly,