especially over higher ground and the ground is already pretty saturated. why is this happening? low pressure is out towards the west, towards the atlantic, sending spirals of rain round and round but it's not raining all the time. lots of sunshine around, some blue sky recorded in bournemouth earlier on. generally we are seeing sunny spells and showers for the rest of the afternoon across england, wales and northern ireland. it's drier across the isle of wight but still the possibility of heavy showers later, heavy rain for the channel islands but the heaviest of the rain across north—east england, north—east scotland, driven through on the south—easterly wind, top ten pictures 10—15. round about the seasonal average, a little above in the south. overnight tonight we are still seeing that south—easterly wind just drive the showers is onshore onto eastern scotland and further south they will still be some showers and clear spells. temperatures likely to drop back to between 6—9 c so it's a frost free, mild start to the day tomorrow. any mist and fog fairly readily through the morning. we have rain across eastern areas of scotland driven on the south—easterly wind. it will be fairly constant but some of the rain light and patchy but the total is starting to rack up. elsewhere, sunshine and more showers, some of the showers heavy thundery at times. temperatures not moving much, 10—15. we start to notice a few changes on friday and into the weekend but not necessarily for the better. there is low pressure moving across the south of england, it's likely to bring heavy and persistent heavy rain through the morning, the rain continuing across eastern scotland and then south of england as we head through saturday afternoon. it will move further northwards on saturday night and into sunday, some of the ground pretty saturated where it's likely to fall so there are weather warnings in force. here is the outlook for our capital cities as we head through into the start of next week. very unsettled. and that's bbc news at one. you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website. the news continues here on bbc one , as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. hello from the bbc sport centre. england crumble at the cricket world cup. their hopes of a knockout crumble. free to play in the world cup rugby final after the governing body said there was insufficient evidence he used a racial slur in the match against england. and to nally to miss the rest of the season after implications of involvement in illegal betting. england are up against it in the cricket world cup. the hopes are diminishing against sri lanka. 85—5, and eventually all out for just 156. sri lanka need just 157 to mean defeat for england. meaning it's very unlikely they will finish in the top four in advance to the finals. a short while ago, 15—2. let's get some more on newcastle midfielder who has been banned for ten months for breaching betting rules. hejoined from ten months for breaching betting rules. he joined from ac milan this summer to newcastle you united. so for some more detail on the story and what these betting breaches consist of when we can expect him back. , . ., ., ., consist of when we can expect him back. , _, ., ., , ., back. this coming through to us that the bbc this — back. this coming through to us that the bbc this afternoon. _ back. this coming through to us that the bbc this afternoon. the - back. this coming through to us that the bbc this afternoon. the news . the bbc this afternoon. the news that turn early just the bbc this afternoon. the news that turn earlyjust months ago became the most expensive football player in the world, most expensive italian italian football player in the world. it is fair to say he started well, scoring on his debut for aston villa. he played in the champions league last night as well. behind—the—scenes, we have understood there has been an investigation by the italian football federation looking at the use of illegal betting platforms and using these platforms. tonali has been banned for ten months by the italian football federation for breaching betting rules. the juventus midfielder was banned earlier this month for seven months for the same offences. what does this mean for tonali? ten months will take him all the way through to the end of august, so he will be ineligible for any kind of football, no more premier league involvement, looking to get back into the champions league for the second season. more importantly for tonali on a personal level, if italy did qualify for the tournament in the summer, he would be able unable to play for them as well.— play for them as well. brighton are lookin: for play for them as well. brighton are looking for their _ play for them as well. brighton are looking for their first _ play for them as well. brighton are looking for their first win _ play for them as well. brighton are looking for their first win against . looking for their first win against dyaks. he fell short of calling it a month must win game. we dyaks. he fell short of calling it a month must win game.— dyaks. he fell short of calling it a month must win game. we have played about six games. _ month must win game. we have played about six games, and _ month must win game. we have played about six games, and to _ month must win game. we have played about six games, and to finish - month must win game. we have played about six games, and to finish in - about six games, and to finish in the first place in the table in the europa league, tomorrow, we have to win. but we have another three games after tomorrow. and we reach the game in total confidence, in total positive mentality.— game in total confidence, in total positive mentality. elsewhere in the euro -a positive mentality. elsewhere in the eumpa league. _ positive mentality. elsewhere in the europa league, liverpool— positive mentality. elsewhere in the europa league, liverpoolwelcomel europa league, liverpool welcome toulouse. west ham can also make it three games from three if they beat olympia because. two british teams in the conference league tonight. aston villa are away at a z alkmaar. you can come across all the schools later on in the bbc sport website. england take on belgium in the women's nations league on friday. the lionesses looking to bounce back from defeat to the netherlands, and return to the top of their group where they will need to finish, to remain in contention for next year's olympics. arsenal defender latter did train, she is being assessed after picking up she is being assessed after picking up a minorankle she is being assessed after picking up a minor ankle not. forjames however, the concussion has ruled her out against the double header against belgium.— her out against the double header against belgium. unfortunately not eve one is against belgium. unfortunately not everyone is fit. _ against belgium. unfortunately not everyone is fit. lauren _ against belgium. unfortunately not everyone is fit. lauren james - against belgium. unfortunately not everyone is fit. lauren james is - against belgium. unfortunately notj everyone is fit. lauren james is not everyone is fit. laurenjames is not ready and will not be ready for tuesday also. she has picked up a concussion, and all you know we have to beget very careful of the protocol as we always do. latter was on the pitch the other day, and we will assess her today, and hope that she is all right.— she is all right. everyone else is aood. she is all right. everyone else is good- having — she is all right. everyone else is good. having one _ she is all right. everyone else is good. having one and _ she is all right. everyone else is good. having one and then - she is all right. everyone else is good. having one and then lost| she is all right. everyone else is - good. having one and then lost their opening games of the women's relations gate league, the next couple of games against belgium are crucial. the lionesses need to top the league to give team gb any hope of winning the lip getting to the olympic games in paris. let's go to the rugby world cup now. south africa will have hooker bongi mbonambi available, after a ruling of "insufficient evidence" that he used a racial slur towards england's tom curry. new zealand are set to name their team later in the run today. she was instrumental in the run to the women's cup final. she is in the running to be crowned women's football if the year for 2023. let's hear more from airbus and her achievements this season. —— earps. world cup finalist, winning fifa best, on the shortlist which is obviously just best, on the shortlist which is obviouslyjust incredible. that is absolutely outstanding. we've just always accepted that strikers are at the forefront of things, and whenever i've gone and visited clubs and gone round and in local things, the managers have also elbowed me and said can you convince one of the girls to play in goals this weekend. it's not one of the positions that's really sought—after because of may be criticism it gets because it's not on billboards. obviously really keen and challenging that narrative. everything that you have a dream of as a kid as representing your country, playing at the highest level and playing the big games at the high pressure moments. to play in the world cup finals obviously really special. it wasn't what we set out to achieve an sort of a gas can overshadow the journey and the feeling of everything to get there. we were beaten by the better side may be in that game, but itjust gives you more fire in your belly and just makes you want to continue to achieve more. when an goalkeeper of the tournament after that game, i don't feel it felt a special in the moment is what it was. just trying to pose that disappointment for a moment and hold the trophy in the air. as a sports person who just desperately wants to win any sports trophy available. as it is happening, you are obviouslyjust trying to get into the zone, really, be as focused as possible, because the ads are not in a goalkeepers favour, free shot from 12 yards out. fortunately i saved it and they really thought that can be a momentous moment in the game. mary ten two has been speaking out about herjersey not being available to buy. obviously it has been in discussion, and people have heard what i've had to say and some fantastic team—mates who have advocated for it, to be in a position where we have change the world in this area, and i think it is fantastic for all young goalkeepers. i know it means a lot to so many young people. i was advised to kind of go on net because it might suit my personality a bit more. i'm not really a posy person, but i think football are seen as robots and media chain cliche dances all the time. we do have big personalities and we are just normal people. == personalities and we are 'ust normal --eole. . . ., , , personalities and we are 'ust normal --eole. . . . , , people. -- cliche answers. mary ears, people. -- cliche answers. mary earps. the _ people. -- cliche answers. mary earps, the second _ people. -- cliche answers. mary earps, the second of _ people. -- cliche answers. mary earps, the second of our - people. -- cliche answers. mary- earps, the second of our nominees. you have until 9am on the 3rd of november to make your choice. also in the five, a tanner bonetti, her swedish team—mate at bursa, chelsea striker sam care and alexandra park. more on the bbc sport website. that's where you can say with their cricket world cup as well. was he a bit later on. you're watching bbc news. i'm celia hatton. the prime minister says addressing the risks of artificial intelligence should be a global priority. in a speech this morning, rishi sunak said the technology could be transformational, leading to newjobs, new opportunities for growth and help to develop cancer vaccines. next week, the uk will host a global summit at bletchley park to look at the risks posed by ai. rishi sunak says people shouldn't be losing sleep over it but warned that the concerns need to be taken seriously. doing the right thing, not the easy thing, means being honest with people about the risks from these technologies. so i won't hide them from you. that's why today for the first time we had taken the highly unusual step of publishing our analysis on the risks of ai, including an assessment by the uk intelligence communities. these reports provide a stark warning. get this wrong and ai could make it easier to build chemical or biological weapons, terrorist groups could use ai to spread fear and destruction on an even greater scale, criminals could exploit ai for cyber attacks, disinformation, fraud or even child sexual abuse. and in the most unlikely but extreme cases, there is even the risk that humanity could lose control of ai completely through the kind of ai sometimes referred to a super intelligence. indeed, to quote the statement made earlier this year by hundreds of the world's leading ai experts, mitigating the risks of extinction from al should be a global priority, alongside other societal scale risks such as pandemics and nuclear war. live now to priya lakhani, who is the ceo of century tech, an artificial intelligence education technology company. there is a lot of confusion over what artificial intelligence is exactly. we heard from rishi sunak today, this morning, about whether we can really write laws for something that we don't totally understand. so, how can we put guardrails around something that is developing so quickly? i guardrails around something that is developing so quickly?— guardrails around something that is developing so quickly? i think, from the question. _ developing so quickly? i think, from the question, we _ developing so quickly? i think, from the question, we know _ developing so quickly? i think, from the question, we know what - developing so quickly? i think, from the question, we know what it - developing so quickly? i think, from the question, we know what it is - the question, we know what it is today and where it is today. we have applications of ai that we can describe in terms of the benefits, and in his speech it was really interesting actually later on in his speech when he held a 0&a interesting actually later on in his speech when he held a q&a with the media. he certainly tried to balance it out a little bit more and talk about more of the benefits. we do know what it is, the reason he is saying it is difficult to regulate in advance if