it will be clear. back on that wet weather then and notjust rain but strong winds, gusts of up to 50 mph. triangle indicates where we could see up to 100 millimetres of rain so a leading scientist has warned the that will be very persistent to the uk is on the edge of losing control course of the weekend. look at those temperatures are starting to rise in of coronavirus as infections rise. a the south east, up to 25 in the member of the government s advisory committee said people need to limit sunshine in london on 26 in norwich. their socialising to ensure children let s talk about the hot weather. can remain at school and students at high pressure dominates the weather university. it comes as oxford in europe, the winds blow in a clockwise fashion around the high, university claimed it will resume. so clockwise fashion around the high, so any air in here across spain and france will be pushed to the uk, it the numbers speak for themselves. is also hot dry as a plenty of the
there have been calls for an urgent ceasefire in afghanistan, at the end of the first day of long awaited intra afg han peace talks in qatar. these are the first formal negotiations between the afghan government and the taliban and are aimed at ending a ao year conflict. the afghan government delegation says the country must respect free speech, women s rights, and it was time for the violence to end. as one of the top most issues in the minds of the people, reduction in violence in a significant way, in a way that it is palpable, and also getting to a humanitarian cease fire and hopefully a permanent cease fire. our chief international corresopondent lyse doucet is following the talks in doha. the two sides sat down for theirfirst direct negotiations, the taliban on one side, the afghan government on the other. and after, both sides said that they went much better than expected. they were able to agree on the formula for the talks, they were able to agree on a 6 member commi
as liverpool got themselves ahead again, thanks to virgil van dijk. while the centre half flourished in attack, he was a touch rusty at the back. patrick bamford on hand to bring things level for a second time. commentator: that sums up liverpool s defensive display so far. once again, liverpool hit back and this time, in a style. no stopping this from salah. oh, wow! given the way the game had played out already, you would be a fool to back against leeds. mateusz klich! would you believe that! level again. but an opening day draw at the champions was snatched away late on another penalty. here comes salah. liverpool four, leeds united three, it is an opening day hat trick for mohamed salah. there were mistakes we usually do not make but if you make them you will struggle against everybody but we usually don t do it and so we have just to continue the work. i loved the desire we showed immediately again. it didn t stop, i like that. welcome back to the premier league. alex
a warning from one of the leading british scientists as 3,500 uk casesare recorded for a second day. sir terence conran, the designer who revolutionised home design in britain, has died at the age of 88. hello and welcome to bbc news. there have been calls for an urgent ceasefire in afghanistan, at the end of the first day of long awaited intra afg han peace talks in qatar. these are the first formal negotiations between the afghan government and the taliban and are aimed at ending a ao year conflict. the afghan government delegation says the country must respect free speech, women s rights, and it was time for the violence to end. as one of the top most issues in the minds of the people, reduction in violence in a significant way, in a way that it is palpable, and also getting to a humanitarian ceasefire and hopefully a permanent ceasefire. journalist and political commentator, jehangir khattak joins me now from new york. thank you so much for talking to us here on bbc news.
ofa rising into the week ahead, somewhat of a short hot spell on the way. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. britain is on the edge of losing control of coronavirus. a stark warning from one leading scientist following a sharp rise in cases. it is still a very widely distributed infection. it has crossed the whole of the uk and, by every measure, the numbers are going up. the university of oxford & astrazeneca have restarted clinical trials of their coronavirus vaccine which was halted after a volunteer fell ill. boris johnson defends his plans to over ride parts of the brexit withdrawal agreement, saying the eu is looking to carve up and divide the uk. sir terence conran, the british designer who revolutionised retail and decor, has died aged 88. and the new premier league season begins with the champions, liverpool, hosting leeds united, who are back after an absence of 16 years. now on bbc news, click takes a look at how virtual reality is being used to solve thi