during saturday, petering out. some patchy rain in the morning, scotland and northern ireland and then brightening up, not much rain for england and wales, mainly west and wales and north west england, brightness and sunshine ahead of that and very warm once again, 2627 celsius, low 20s in scotland and northern ireland. of uncertainty about sunday. this slice of cloud and rain across the middle third of the country, dry out to the to the north. the rain could be further south and it could be heavier. at the moment southern areas dry and still very warm in the sunshine in the south east. sophie. thanks, stav. and that s bbc news at six, from the six team it s goodbye. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it s time to join our welcome to sportsday. i m jane dougall, and we are live from birmingham as the city prepares to host the biggest sporting programme in commonwealth games history. the countdown is on to the opening ceremony at alexander stadium, where 72 nations an
million, as well as the alexander stadium by me that has been refurbished. brand new state of the art complex is like the aquatic centre have been built, as well. these things will be available long after the games to the people of birmingham. also 40,000 volunteers, as well some organisers say they have been trained and equipped with skills that will be transferable into other work areas that will also long outlast these games. i think bringing a community together is also hugely important, which at the end of it might be way more important than any records broken or medal won over the next 11 days. 72 nations and territories represented here, there are so many athletes getting the chance to compete for their country, who may not ever get to a worlds or an olympics, is this why the commonwealth games are so relevant? i think, to be honest, before these games again, the discussions about
an unbelievable scene playing out there this weekend in kentucky. a 28 story office building that housed state government offices for decades in order to make way for a brand new state of the art complex. the blast was triggered in a blowup bureaucracy campaign with the winning bid coming in at $15,000. somebody like lamb, he s not gonna vote for us. he s now saying i appreciate his nice words about me. this is trump country, right? so he has to say nice. smart. he s saying nice things. here s the problem. soon as he gets in, he s not gonna vote for us. he s going to vote the party line. he has to. reporter: that s president trump urging voters in southwestern pennsylvania to get out and vote for rick saccone in the election that will be in the southeastern part of the district number 18.
aside and protected for a national park. her recently completed research station is a state-of-the-art complex that reminds one of that cynical spielberg franchise. what was it? jurassic merch? it is right next to me, can you see it? the greater bamboo lemur previously thought extinct. there s only 500 of these in the wild in the whole world. wow, lilly. what the biggest pressure on the population? slash and burn agriculture. some places they re hunted. look at it. beautiful. it s so nice. he s pissing on you. he s taking a leak right now.
anything? not yet. they re very elusive. they re very difficult to see. thanks largely to the work of dr. patricia wright, over 40,000 hectares of forest have been set aside and protected with the creation of ranomafana national park. her recently completed research station is a state-of-the-art complex that reminds one of that cynical spielberg franchise, what was it jurassic jurassic merch? there he is. he s right next to me. can you see him?