Rather muddy Into frIday mornIng. And then on frIday, dry for most of us, some raIn out towards the north and west, always cloudy here, and agaIn We Have those humId mIsty condItIons for IrIsh Sea coasts, but 29 even locally 30 celsIus always possIble across south East England or east anglIa. But It Is a short lIved warm spell, because as we head Into saturday, We Have got thIs Weather Fronts weepIng eastwards, brIngIng the threat of some heavy thundery showers, and then on sunday, as you can see, the 0ranges turn a bIt more yellow, so expectIng some Cooler VIewIng condItIons, so the outlook for our CapItal CItIes here, Pressure DroppIng over the weekend, and settled on saturday and possIbly sunday as well. ElIzabeth, thank you very much Indeed. And thats Bbc News at sIx. You can keep up wIth all the latest developments on the bbc websIte. Now Its tIme to joIn our colleagues for the news where you are. Goodbye. Hello and welcome to sportsday, Im gavIn ramjaun. Heres whats comIng up In
Being caused by hurricane ida. Millions of people remain without power. There is still Heavy Rain in mississippi which is causing a crevice to open up in one highway. Two people died in that. America s longest war is over. And on tuesday, millions of afghans woke up to a new reality. The taliban is in charge and all foreign forces have left the country. The taliban said its victory belonged to all afghans. But theres widespread concern about how they intend to govern after their brutal rule 20 years ago. More on that later, but first, the withdrawal. Late on monday night, minutes before the August 31st deadline, the last us military flight left kabul airport. The Evacuation Missions are 120,000 people airlifted out of afghanistan. It is americas top Military Commander in the region. The withdrawal signifies the end of the Military Component of the evacuation but also the end of the nearly 20 Year Mission that began in afghanistan shortly after september the 11th 2001. Its a mission tha
Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers wIll be brIngIng us tomorrow. WIth me are the Author And JournalIst rachel shabI; and former government specIal advIser, and now ceo of MusIc Industry Body uk musIc, JamIe Njoku goodwIn. Tomorrows front pages. The metro reports that the number of new covId cases Is contInuIng to fall and says hopes are beIng raIsed that the uk may be past the peak of the ThIrd Wave of coronavIrus InfectIons. The telegraph leads wIth the hIjack of an OIl Tanker In the Gulf Of Oman It says IranIan backed forces are suspected of carryIng It out. The I says the government Is set to Roll Out CovId Jabs to over 16s. AccordIng to the tImes, the over 16s VaccInatIon Programme could begIn wIthIn the next fortnIght. And that story makes The Front Page of the DaIly MaIl as well underneath a pIcture of more brItIsh OlympIc Medal wInners. The guardIan carrIes an IntervIew wIth the Labour Leader SIr keIr starmer, In whIch he claIms InternatIonal ClImate CrIs
To ensure Essential Workers can avoid Self Isolation and keep working. President biden warns that the us is facing a pandemic of the unvaccinated, as the Delta Variant of Coronavirus Spreads. Police make arrests in sydney as thousands of anti lockdown protesters breach covid 19 restrictions in australias biggest city. A warm welcome to tokyo, where the first Gold Medals of the Tokyo Olympics have been awarded. 11 medals are up for grabs on the first full day of action, including in fencing, judo and weightlifting. But perhaps the most eagerly awaited event of the day was the Mens Road Cycling race. Lets cross to the bbc Sports Centre and speak to our sports reporter, mike bushell, whos been watching the action in tokyo. Mike, the Road Race. Gruelling at the best of times, but i have to tell you in this heat it must have been so challenging. And Richard Carapaz, it was a fantastic race for him, winning gold. figs carapaz, it was a fantastic race for him, winning gold. Carapaz, it was a