to make some of these, beautiful pictures of rainbows you have been sending so thank you for those. through the rest of today, we will keep a lot of the cloud for england and wales and it feels quite humid. patchy outbreaks rain, mostly light through the rest of the day. eventually, brighter skies across scotla nd eventually, brighter skies across scotland and northern ireland and thatis scotland and northern ireland and that is where the fresh air is so temperatures down a bit, but feeling a little bit more comfortable. overnight tonight, the last humid i will start see those humidity levels dropping, 11 or 12 degrees overnight. wednesday s forecast is probably the best day of the week weather wise. sunny spells forecast to most of us. many of starting with almost clear blue skies but a patch of showers to cumbria and orson scotla nd of showers to cumbria and orson scotland as well. it will feel pressure compared with recent days, temperatures 16 to 20. after wednesday s wel
responsible for the deaths of nearly 30 sperm whales on european beaches last year. good morning. it s september 5th. i m joanna gosling. welcome to bbc newsroom live. breaking news, serious case review into the death of ayeeshia jane smith who was murdered by her mother in 2014 is fine professionals were not focused enough on the child s welfare. 0ur correspondent chi chi izundu is here. the details of a serious case review arejust the details of a serious case review are just out but first of all tell us more are just out but first of all tell us more about ayeeshia and what happened. she was known to social services and professionals before her birth because her mum was found living in a garage venture was pregnant. she was also taken into foster ca re pregnant. she was also taken into foster care during her 21 month old life and then turned back to her pa rents life and then turned back to her parents or her mother, i should say, after a short while and soon afterwards sh
good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. four serving members of the army have been arrested on suspicion of belonging to a banned far right group and planning terrorist offences. the men aged between 22 and 32 were arrested this morning in england and wales in an operation involving both the police and the army. our home affairs correspondent dominic casciani is here. it isa it is a fast moving story. what is the latest? it started with west midlands counter terrorism unit, one of the largest in the country, working with colleagues at wales and the west midlands. these four arrests, three in their 20s, arrested at birmingham, ipswich and northampton. the fourth, from powys. the addresses have been searched and then we discovered that these men we re then we discovered that these men were all serving members of the army. the ministry of defence has confirmed that they were serving in the army. they have been providing support to the police. we do not have information about
committed to challenging the government and scrutinising its decisions but also to proposing our own alternative way forward in what i hope will be a spirit of respectful debate. that is with a clearaim to respectful debate. that is with a clear aim to use the powers of this parliament to make a difference to the lives of the people who live here. or at least that s the plan. so in response to the first minister, please let me begin by seeking out what common ground exists and to find out what i can welcome in her speech today. given how much the snp‘s poached from the conservative manifestos over recent months, i m tempted to suggest their programme for government should be called something borrowed, something blue. today i m happy to welcome the government s proposalfor an education reform bill, that s because the principle of reform has been consistently put forward by the scottish conservatives these last five years. however, support for the detail of that bill will
police officers and firefighters deserve a fairer deal for the future. and a french celebrity magazine is ordered to pay one hundred thousand euros in damages for publishing topless photos of the duchess of cambridge. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. four serving members of the army have been arrested on suspicion of belonging to a banned far right group and planning terrorist offences. the men aged between 22 and 32 were arrested this morning in england and wales in an operation involving the police and the army. earlier i spoke to our home affairs correspondent dominic casciani and i asked him how the operations to arrest the men unfolded. it started with the west midlands counter terrorism unit, one of the largest in the country, working with colleagues in wales and the east midlands. they ve obviously been trying to investigate this group, national action, which was banned last year. the four arrests, three are men in their 20s, so they were arrested in birmingham,