Havent seen sunshine an award for quite some time and the temperatures on the up, 25 degrees tomorrow, 77 fahrenheit. As we move out into monday, that Weather Front will weaken off, but it will sink southward across the Borders Into Northern England and that will be the Dividing Line between patchy Light Rain and a bit more cloud further north, but for much of england and wales we keep that dry, settled and sunny theme going, increasingly warm with temperatures peaking at 27 degrees, towards the 80s fahrenheit mark. It looks likely that tuesday and wednesday will continue to see a lot of dry, sunny and warm weather with it, temperatures peaking at 29 degrees, but the Weather Trend is set to change from thursday onwards, with Weather Fronts bringing the change from thursday onwards, with weatherfronts bringing the Risk Change from thursday onwards, with Weather Fronts bringing the risk of outbreaks of Rain And Cooler field. A cooler field. Hello. This is Bbc News. The headlines. Labour
like to see ireland s peace accord. i would not like to see ireland s peace accord. i would not like to see i ireland s peace accord. i would not like to see i would ireland s peace accord. i would not like to see i would like - ireland s peace accord. i would not like to see i would like to - ireland s peace accord. i would not like to see i would like to see i like to see i would like to see in the irish courts, having a co reporter again. we ll have the latest from new york and washington, dc. also on newsday. .. pakistan s prime minister, imran khan, has been speaking to the bbc about afghanistan, laying out what the taliban need to do before he ll recognise their government. and in the canary islands, another village on la palma is evacuated as the volcano destroys a new area. live from our studio in singapore. this is bbc news. it s newsday. it s six in the morning in singapore and six in the evening in new york, where more than a hundred world le
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are anna mikhailova, deputy political editor and columnist at the mail on sunday and jonathan walker, political editor of the birmingham post and mail.. tomorrow s front pages, starting with. the pm pouring cold water on the prospect of a us trade deal anytime soon, is the is top story. same story on the guardian, which says the trade pact is in disarry, along with a photo of borisjohnson and vice president kamala harris. a different angle from the times, which says britain is discussing plans to join a north american free trade pact. the telegraph leads on france potentially giving up its seat on the un security council, to be replaced with the eu, in a push for european military integration. the battle to get a gp appointment is the metro s focus. it says one patient called her practice 673 times, only to be told that there were no slots available. the ft says the international
in the irish courts, having a closed border again. pakistan s prime minister, imran khan, has been speaking to the bbc about afghanistan, laying out what the taliban need to do before he ll recognize their government. and in the canary islands, another village on la palma is evacuated as the volcano destroys a new area. there s ash falling on my clothes i can taste it in the air and the whole time, there s the thunderous rumble of the volcano in the background. live from our studio in singapore. this is bbc news. it s newsday. it s seven in the morning in singapore and seven in the evening in new york where more than a hundred world leaders are attending this year s un general assembly. in his first address to the body as president, joe biden called for countries to work together as never before. but the secretary general of the un used the gathering to highlight the issues that currently face the world superpowers are at odds with each other, there s been a spike in vi