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Held onto grey, damp weather through central areas. That impact impact the temperatures. Single digits for many through tonight, south and east. It will turn quite cold with A Touch Of Frost here and there. Certainly some sheltered glens across scotland, less cold where we have the cloud, but still with a chilly feel. Tuesday, a little different. High pressure stays out towards the west. We continue with northerly winds, feeling and more cloud, if you share was to Eastern Scotland and Eastern England where it will really feel quite cold at times, Patchy Rain Across South western elan. The best sunshine out west, as you can see, and that will show in the temperatures. The mid teens for northern ireland, 16 17 for glasgow, and glasgow could therefore be the one spot of the uk for the next few days. Wednesday, a similar story, thick cloud across northern and eastern areas, where it will be a slight north easterly onshore breeze. Best of any dry and brighter weather towards the west. The o
one bus was set on fire. other vehicles were also burned and public transport services were damaged. riot police were deployed. speaking at a news conference this morning, police chief drew harris highlighted the unexpected nature of the riots, which he blamed on a complete lunatic faction driven by far right ideology. what we saw last night was an extraordinary outbreak of violence and we extraordinary outbreak of violence and we have to respond accordingly in terms and we have to respond accordingly in terms of and we have to respond accordingly in terms of our response to the policing in terms of our response to the policing of in terms of our response to the policing of disorder. but these are scenes policing of disorder. but these are scenes we policing of disorder. but these are scenes we have not seen in decades. this is scenes we have not seen in decades. this is not scenes we have not seen in decades. this is not a scenes we have not seen in decade
the first time in nearly seven weeks fighting has paused and a crucial part of a deal negotiated and only seemingly signed off last night between israel and hamas. this is a deal which has four distinct parts. one is the release of 50 hostages over the course of four days. we are told the first 13 will be released at 4pm local time. it also involves the release of palestinian prisoners being held in israeli jails stop 150 of them, again, overa being held in israeli jails stop 150 of them, again, over a four day period. tied into that is the ceasefire. where i am in southern israel overlooking gaza, i saw and heard the sounds of intense fighting right up until the moment of the ceasefire, and just beyond it as well, about 7:15am local time before well, about 7:15am local time before we just stopped hearing the sounds of small arms and mortar fire, with significant air strikes as well in the moments running up until 7am and we saw plumes of smoke above gaza lasting several hour
You are watching Bbc News with me sarah campbell. We start with one of our main stories Rishi Sunak says his governments Rwanda Bill will become law despite fierce opposition from the house of lords. Speaking earlier this morning, the Prime Minister said mps and The Lords will have to vote tonight, until the bill to send some Asylum Seekers to rwanda is finally passed. Mr sunak said the first flight to rwanda would leave in 10 to 12 weeks and the legislation will again be put before the commons in the coming hours. There has been a prolonged Stand Off between the two Houses Of Parliament for the past four months, amid concerns about how safe rwanda actually is for Asylum Seekers. Mr sunak set out a timeline for his plan. The first flight will leave in ten to 12 weeks. Now, of course that is later