the north west we have areas of cloud across southern and eastern england as well but most places looking dry through the night. temperatures about 6 10 but we could see temperatures of 3 or 4 with clearer skies. a little bit fresh first thing tomorrow, slightly cooler with the wind is coming from a more northerly direction. more cloud through the morning across northern ireland and scotland, a few spots of light rain in the far north and more sunshine south but you could catch a rogue shower. temperatures at about 20 degrees for the warmest spots and a touch could close to the east coast. we have got moderate to high levels of uv out there where you see the sunshine breaking through. tuesday night into wednesday stays dry and settled with more cloud once again on wednesday working from the north west. most places with long spells of sunshine and wednesday will be a little bit warmer than tuesday so top temperatures at 21 degrees. high pressure holding on as we look towards t
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Republican Speaker Of The House Kevin Mccarthy. Of course, congresswomen are in the session at the moment, voting on a number of different topics that we will bring you that vote when that happens. Now, let us Go To Politics here in the uk. Here in the uk the Home Secretary has been centre stage at the conservative Party Conference today warning delegates of what she called a hurricane of mass migration. Suella braverman said politicians had been too slow to recognise the scale of the problem Around The World and too squeamish to tackle it forfear of being called racist. Meanwhile the Prime Minister continued to be pressed on whether or not the h52 rail line to manchester would scrapped. He said he wont be rushed into making a decision. Our Political Editor chris mason reports. Please welcome the Home Secretary, Suella Braverman. Not many here can pack out the conference hall, if youre still prompt folk to get to their feet. But Suella Braverman can do both. She has long been outspoken