bring some localised damage and disruption, gusts up to 75mph for a time. we start off with some sunshine across scotland and much of england, you will be wondering what the pot is about, but further west we have got the heavy rain piling in. the winds really start to pick up in the afternoon with those damaging, disruptive gusts and there will be large, battering waves pummelling the coastline, of around four or five metres pummelling the coastline, of around four orfive metres high. four or five metres high. temperatures four orfive metres high. temperatures about 15 22, breezy with just the occasional shower across east anglia and south east england. going through wednesday night, the heavy rain and the strong winds for scotland and northern england, the last dregs of that system pulling out of the way. what follows on thursday, another band of rain coming off the atlantic, this one has the remains of storm ophelia, which was affecting the us over recent days. it will be b
this thick white smoke indicates what ukraine says is a successful strike on the headquarters of russia s black sea navy in crimea. russia illegally annexed the southern ukrainian peninsula of crimea in 2014. this month, ukraine has carried out several attacks on the region, destroying a russian air defence system and damaging a ship and a submarine in a dry dock. kyiv is also trying to cut off russian supply lines as it continues with its counter offensive further north. 0ur senior international correspondent 0rla guerin is in kyiv. kyiv could hardly have picked a more high profile target than the headquarters of russia s black sea fleet in crimea and a source in the ukrainian air force told the bbc that the type of missile used was a storm shadow cruise missile and those are supplied by the uk and france. we have seen footage showing a massive impact on the building and tonight they have been claims in the past half an hour on social media that the commander of the black
tonight we re on the front line of fortress europe. tonight, we have a special report from the tiny mediterranean island of lampedusa. it s become a migration flashpoint as thousands of people arrive and italy tries to stop them. translation: | told the un, - it s unthinkable for us to replicate what happened in america all those years ago by turning lampedusa or anywhere else for that matter into a new ellis island. we ll be discussing whether a new eu approach is urgently needed with a member of italy s governing party, a senior european parliamentarian and a veteran correspondent. also tonight. we have new allegations about russell brand s treatment of women from a fellow comedian who worked with him for two years. if you could speak to any of these women who have made these allegations, what would you say to them? it would be difficult to speak to them without wanting to cry, quite frankly. i don t know, really. i can t apologise for them because i didn t perform any
thin skinned, easily distracted , weak at the knees on ukraine. republican presidential hopeful nikki haley taking a swing yesterday at donald trump. she s on the campaign trail in new hampshire and suddenly is turning the guns on the former president. he was strong on foreign policy and getting america s respect in the world. he was thin skinned and easily distracted. he used to be good on foreign policy, and now he has started to walk it back and get weak in the knees when it comes to ukraine. mick mulvaney, comedy my eyes receive cash deceive me? is this a republican town that are taken on trump? the polls are starting to favor her. trump? the polls are starting to favor her- trump? the polls are starting to favor her. , ., ~ , favor her. they are, keep in mind the are favor her. they are, keep in mind they are all favor her. they are, keep in mind they are all fighting favor her. they are, keep in mind they are all fighting for favor her. they are, keep in mind t
simply unthinkable! norah: plus, we hear from the greatest generation. what were you fighting for? freedom. norah: the cbs evening news starts now. 80 years later, the world remembers the soldiers, sailors, and airmen of the allied expeditionary force. good evening. i m norah o donnell, and thank you being with us. the sun rose over normandy s cliffs this morning, just as it did on june 6, 1944, as the liberation of western europe began with the largest amphibious invasion in history. president biden joined other world leaders to honor the bravery and sacrifice of the d-day heroes. he drew a straight line from the fight for freedom in world war ii to the fight against russia s aggression now, saying, freedom is worth it. democracy is worth it. the world is worth it. cbs mornings anchor tony dokoupil is at the american cemetery in normandy. good evening, tony. reporter: good evening, norah. you know, with all world war ii veterans now in their upper 90s or