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does feel much colder. that wind will continue to blow in one or two showers into the night. more cloud across northern parts of scotland but away from these areas we will have clear skies overnight. temperatures will fall away very quickly. we will have the first widespread frost of the autumn. not desperately cold but we could see temperatures as low as minus four or minus five in some rural areas. a much colder start to tomorrow. but a sunnier day to come from many of us. still the odd shower blown in a long nose sea coasts, particularly norfolk and suffolk but it won t be as windy on saturday. there will be more sunshine, dry weather around as well. after the trustee started temperatures might be a bit lower than today. only struggling to about five or six at best. things start to change pills top of the weekend because this area of low pressure is slowly ambling in from the atlantic to bring with it more cloud. maybe a bit of light rain coming into northern ireland ....
live now to mark devenport, a freelance journalist and broadcaster based in county down in northern ireland. did you get a sense of shock in dublin and across the country, don t you? i suppose also from the police over what has happened. that you? i suppose also from the police over what has happened. over what has happened. that is exactly the over what has happened. that is exactly the situation. over what has happened. that is exactly the situation. i over what has happened. that is exactly the situation. i think - exactly the situation. i think people in dublin are shocked seeing this date of the capital city today. they haven t had rights of this nature for many decades. we saw this ugly stabbing with schoolchildren being seriously injured, then the spreading of erroneous, unsubstantiated rumours on social media around that, which led to a protest which quickly developed into violence, with far right groups in an opportunistic way using this stabbing in orde ....
almost a year on from the murder of jo cox, her parents speak about what they have gone through as a family. there is a piece missing. to the outside world, we appear strong, olive us, but there are days when it is bad. and bees on her bonnet a 20,000 strong swarm makes its new home on car in hull. good morning, we re live at downing street, arlene foster and other members of the dup will be here at downing street a little later for those crucial talks. crucial for theresa may if she is to form a working government with time pressures very much at the forefront of everybody passed my mind. watching the developments, our assistant political editor norman smith. the timescale is very tight. what is the key objectives. . us through how you see it going injust a key objectives. . us through how you see it going in just a few hours. there will be a deal. the idea that arlene foster will turn up that they will emerge scowling at each other and checking first, that is not a ....
heatwave in june for 20 years. but as the temperature soars, a health warning is issued to those struggling to stay cool. and manchester united boss jose mourinho is accused of tax fraud by spanish prosecutors, during his time at real madrid. it s five o clock. our main story is that the chancellor, phillip hammond, has set out his own defined goals for a brexit deal, calling for an outcome which puts jobs and prosperity first. he also said that migration needed to be managed not shut down. in a speech in the city of london, the chancellor said british people had voted to leave the eu, not become poorer a point underlined by the governor of the bank of england, mark carney, who said brexit could bring higher prices and job losses. our economics correspondent andrew verity reports. the chancellor s brexit agenda was supposed to be delivered over a sumptuous banquet at the city s mansion house last week, but it was cancelled following the grenfell tower tragedy. today ....
communities together in solidarity and support for each other at a time of crisis. applause. that is the only response there can ever be. we re not going to be divided because we are muslims, christians, jewish people, buddhists, hindus, humanists. we re not going to be divided, we re going to be united together. in opposing this awful trend and awful attack that has taken place. i m very proud to represent this community in parliament, proud to represent finsbury park in all of its faith and diversity and all its differences. because those faiths, that diversity makes us more united than anyone could ever do who tries to divide us. applause. and of course a community that is divided cannot achieve things together. if you divide people on the basis of faith, on the basis of race or language, then what do you do, you blame someone, you blame someone because there is a problem in the community and when that blaine has run its course you blame someone else. and at the end ....