scotland was different. thesters denounced proposals as a breach of the and on scotland's political liberties, and intense writing broke out across every major city in scotland. the main figure responsible for government interests wisely recommended the british government dropped the proposal. faced with thundering denunciations from the pulpit and in print, the british government humiliating lay major down, the first british government climbed down for major policy in scotland since the union. politicalrom the necessity of showing union so as not to be tarnished jacobite, scottish society would now use the claim that sound policies reach the union -- that some policies breach the union as a way of defending their interests. another measure was easily and quickly defeated by a claimant would impeach the union. scottish society had re-found a way of opposing british government in domestic policy that would have been unthinkable for decades after culloden. andicans gave the scottish new ability to be critical.

it is time to place scotland's future in scotland's hands. to take our own decisions and chart our own course, it is time to play our part in building a better world. friends, in the immortal words of robert burns, it is coming yet for all that. the world is waiting for us, so let's win our nation's independence. >>> a live picture from capitol hill this afternoon where shortly a house panel will get an update on president trump's decision to withdraw troops from syria. it will include comments from the bipartisan syria study group, a little bit of a delay in the start of this hearing because house members are attending a series of votes in the chamber. we do expect it to get underway here in just a few minutes, though. and when it does, we'll have live coverage on cspan3.

it now comes down to the final group game for scotland, against the hosts, japan and scotland know they simply have to win it would come down to bonus points but scotland no their hopes of reaching the knockout stage are still alive. in the day's other game, argentina thrashed the usa 47—17 in pool c. both sides had already been knocked out but the pumas‘ bonus—point victory means they finish 3rd in the group, and qualify for the next world cup in france in 2023. some of the weekend's key fixtures at the world cup are under threat because of the weather. they include saturday's pool c decider between england and france — and sunday's crucial pool a match betweenjapan and scotland. it's all because of typhoon hagibis which is currently heading for tokyo and yokohama, and due to make landfall on saturday. if any match is postponed, the result will be declared a 0—0 draw. france would be denied the chance to beat england and finish top of pool c, although both teams have already qualified for the quarter—finals. while scotland would be knocked out of the world cup if their matc

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this is great news for scotla nd fa ns scotland fans because of course, scotland would have been kicked out oi’ scotland would have been kicked out or knocked out of the tournament had this much not gone ahead because japan would automatically have gone through. this decisive match had been very much in doubt because of course, the massive typhoon has had a huge impact on all sorts of areas injapan and in particular, the worries were surrounding whether the pitch would be safe to have the match. we have had other matches that have a ready been cancelled, which was cancelled because of damage to the area by the storm. as things stand now, scotland will be able to play japan things stand now, scotland will be able to playjapan in things stand now, scotland will be able to play japan in the things stand now, scotland will be able to playjapan in the rugby world cup final and, great news for scotla nd world cup final and, great news for scotland fans. more on that if we get it here on bbc news. a worker at manchester's arndale shopping centre and a member of the public — have been prais

not one reference to scotland. ministerer, the prime has returned from brussels to present his deal that he knows, that we all know is actually worse then theresa may's deal. scotlandat would see shafted by the united kingdom government. an economic disadvantage. interests views and disregarded by the prime minister and his government. mr. speaker, the scottish national party could not have been clear. we would support any mandate to approach the european union to andin in the single market simply remain in the european union altogether. the prime minister has made it clear he is not interested in meaningful discussions with the s&p or our scottish government. 10and his cronies at number don't care about scotland. once again, they have let scotland down. ireland has been allowed special arrangements to remain in the e.u. single markets and custom union. the prime minister will not allow scotland the same arrangements. he did not consider giving scotland a fair deal. mr. speaker, despite the fact the scottish people

this is scotland's highest court, scotland's supreme court and most supreme judge, the lord president, who said matters should be held over until the 21st of october to see if the prime minister keeps his promise. i would hope politics could sort matters out now without further recourse to law, but we are unfortunately dealing with a prime minister who has indicated previously he is prepared to flout the law and has already unlawfully prorogued parliament. we are not in normal times so i am delighted the court are keeping a watching brief and, what has been described as others, as a sword of damocles over borisjohnson‘s head. what you wanted from the court was a provision that if borisjohnson was not to sign a letter, that somebody else would. if it did go back on the 21st, it is still not clear what way the legal ruling might go, but do you feel confident, as things stand, that there is no way around, no path, to a no—deal brexit on the 31st? there is no lawful path unless the british parliament votes for a no—deal brexit and we know on every occasion that the parliament has be

surely scotland were heading home? or were they? two tries, including one from xander fagerson, gave them hope, butjapan would not be denied. extraordinary circumstances, an extraordinary night. i am pleased for the japanese, it was a fantastic game and a great atmosphere. but yeah, a little bit disappointed for scotland. you are very happy? very happy! all japanese very happy! well, this was a night of high emotion and drama. disappointment for scotland, butjapan are through to their first world cup quarterfinal in thrilling fashion. andy swiss, bbc news, yokohama. wales made sure of their place in the quarterfinals of the world cup with a 35—13 bonus point victory over uruguay. the results means wales top their pool and will face france in the last eight next weekend. it's time to pop out of the room if you don't want to know the results of today's european football qualifying games as sportscene follows soon on bbc one in scotland. gareth bale equalised for wales as they drew 1—1 with croatia. wales could still qualify withou

applause if the tories are so scared of putting scotland's future into the hands of scotland's people, if they are determined to play the part of dictators, preventing the democratic will of the people of scotland, then the right to decide scotland's future will be at the heart of the next election campaign, and i say to borisjohnson: bring next election campaign, and i say to boris johnson: bring it next election campaign, and i say to borisjohnson: bring it on! next election campaign, and i say to boris johnson: bring it on! applause studio: we are going to leave the snp conference they are, that was the snp's lead in westminster, ian blackford, with a fighting speech, we will go to our correspondence, andrew kerr is at the conference in aberdeen. trying to paint a picture of brexit chaos as he put it, put forward by the government in westminster, no price too high for brexit fanatics, saying he was contrasting that with the progressive views of the scottish government, here led by nicola sturgeon and he went on to make his key point, to cheering and applause from the audience, that

western side of scotland. to the east, north of england, north west midlands, might end up with a half decent day, a high on the temperatures of only 15. hello, this is bbc news with reeta chakrabarti. the headlines: borisjohnson has told his cabinet a brexit deal is on the horizon — but there's still a significant amount of work to get there and they should remain prepared to leave without a deal on october 31st. the westminster leader of the snp has said they have prepared a motion of no confidence in borisjohnson and his government. the family of a teenage motorcyclist, killed in a collision involving the wife of an american diplomat in northamptonshire, are on their way to the united states. hundreds are reported to have escaped from a camp, in northern syria, holding family members of islamic state fighters — as an offensive by turkey continues.

the driest weather will be eastern scotland, northern england. heavy rain moving northwards across central part of england into wales as well. thunderstorms are possible with some heavy burst later on. read quite heavy and persistent for northern ireland and for south—west scotland. it looks like most of the roma clear away during tuesday morning so a drier window of weather on tuesday. light winds with some sunshine. temperatures between 11 to 16 degrees. goodbye for now. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the family of harry dunn, who died in a road collision with an american woman who then fled to the us, arrive in the country, hoping for a meeting. we may be able to hopefully get a meeting put together, whether it is face—to—face or lawyer two lawyer, not really sure on that basis yet. but, fingers crossed we are stepping on the right direction. —— stepping in the right direction. face to face, or lawyer to lawyer. hundreds are reported to have escaped from a camp in northern syria, holding family members of islamic state fight

us the latest and the all—important scotland and japan by all—important scotland and japan rugby match. scotland's quarter final hopes are in the balance, they're thrilling final group game with japan at the rugby world cup nearing its conclusion, a match they have to win to stand any chance of reaching the knocut stage. andy swiss is there in yokohama, andy what a match.. what a contest we are being treated to. scotland trailing 28—21.. with ten minutes remaining... that is right. what incredible drama we have seen over the last half hour 01’ so. we have seen over the last half hour or so. as you say, scotland currently trailing by 28.221 to japan. they are other contacts are quizzing for this is that scotland have two win this match, but they will need bonus points as well. they have an awful lot of work to do, not just to overtake japan, but to get the bonus point that they need as well. it was an incredible start to the first half when scotland got off to the perfect start with an early try from fenner russell, but japan hit back in incredible style. three tries before half—t

scotland. zero. that's the number of reference to northern ireland in this statement. not one reference to scotland. mr. speaker, the prime minister as come from brussels to present to the e.u. that he knows, that we all know is actually worse. than theresa may's deal. deal that would see scotland shafted by the united kingdom government. less of an economic dis advantage. with scotland totally disregarded by the prime minister and his government. mr. peek spear -- speaker, the scottish national party could not have been clearer. we would support any mandate to approach the european union, to remain in the customs union or simply remain in the european union all together. yet the prime minister has made it clear he was not and is not interested in meaningful discussions with the s.n.p. or with our scottish government. he and his cronies at number 10 don't care about scotland. in government has sold scotland out and once again they have leapt scotland down. by rightfully northern ireland has bee

we've got the showers gradually fading away from the west of scotland. things are drying up into the early hours of tuesday, a bit of rain lingering for the north—east of england perhaps eastern scotland as well. a murky start with low cloud and perhaps a mist and fog around as well first thing on tuesday. tuesday will bring us a bit of a respite. a short window of slightly drier weather. we're in between weather systems on tuesday. once that rain does clears away from the east coast, a bit of dry weather to be seen. any morning mist and fog breaking up to leave sunny spells. quite light winds, the next area of rain waiting in the wings. but that won't arrive in the west until much later on in the day. before it gets there, temperatures fairly typical for the time of year. around about 12—15 degrees, light with some sunshine, shouldn't feel too bad. wednesday, this front first thing across scotland and england, gradually clears towards the east. more sunshine from the west but also a few scattered showers, particularly for northern ireland. 12—16 d

scotland. another gnarly, 13. ireland, 13. scotland, zero. not one reference to scotland. the prime has returned from brussels to present the deal he knows that we -- knows, that we all know is actually worse than theresa may's deal. a deal that would see scotland shafted by those united kingdom government. with scotland's views and interests totally disregarded by the prime minister and this government. the scottish national party could not have been clearer. we would support any mandate to approach the european union, to remain in the single market and customs union, or simply remain in the european union altogether. yet the prime minister has made it clear that he was not and is not interested in meaningful discussions with the snp, or with our scottish government. he and his cronies do not care about scotland. this government has sold scotland out and once again they have let scotland down. ireland has been allowed special arrangements to remain in the eu single market and customs union, bu

scotland will now have to beat the host japan showdown. scotland will now have to beat the hostjapan in showdown. scotland will now have to beat the host japan in their final group game and even then it could all come down to bonus points. but at least their world cup hopes are still alive. if we had not got the bonus point tonight, sunday would be an even more difficult. getting that was difficult. getting that bigot score just to keep things interesting for saturday night, as well. but also by the companies of players, knowing that it is to game sound that we have not conceded a trier even a point. it is very encouraging. well, a big concern ahead of the final pool games injapan has been the approaching typhoon hagibis — england and scotland's matches in yokahama this weekend could be under threat. what we do know is that world rugby — the governing body — will provide us with the latest update at 4am our time tomorrow morning, midday in tokyo. until then, things are in limbo with several possibilities. reschedule or switch locatio

later on it will get into northern scotland. in northern scotla nd northern scotland. in northern scotland turn more showery as it moves into the northern isles. as the rain clears away from the south—east it will be replaced by heavy, thundery downpours. driest conditions across north—east scotla nd conditions across north—east scotland and initially across parts of england. through this evening and overnight, you can see how that rain curls and across eastern parts of england and also potentially south—east scotland. we will still have some showers out towards the west. some mist and fog patches forming as well. not a particularly cold night for most of us. as we go through the course of tomorrow we say goodbye to that rain in the east, clearing off into the north sea, most of us will have a dry day. some showers coming across parts of wales, south—west england, into the midlands. they will be the exception rather than the rule. temperatures up rather than the rule. temperatures up to 60 degrees. by the end of tomorrow, already we will be watching another w

this is abbott scotland. rich enough, strong enough, big enough to take our place among the proud independent nations of the world, and that is what we must now do. applause brexit in any form puts our asperity at risk, so we must reject a post brexit race to the bottom and embrace instead a race tojoin brexit race to the bottom and embrace instead a race to join that top tier of independent nations. and consider this, as an independent european country, scotland will have a unique advantage. we will be in the eu single market and the closest neighbour to ourfriends the eu single market and the closest neighbour to our friends in the the eu single market and the closest neighbour to ourfriends in the rest of the uk. a bridge between europe and the uk making our country a magnet for global investment. conference, that's what i call the best of both worlds. applause the foundations for independence are strong. the value of independence lies in the opportunity to build a fairer country. the twin hallmarks of thi

heartbreak for scotland, joy forjapan. the hosts' victory in yokohama ends scotland's rugby world cup, as they go top of the group. simone biles becomes the most decorated gymnast in world championship history. two more golds in stuttgart takes her career tally to 25. also coming up in the programme: valterri bottas storms to victory injapan as mercedes take the constructors title once again. hello and welcome to tonight's programme. thanks forjoining us. they say it's a marathon, not a sprint. the lines between the two are becoming somewhat blurred. another time barrier has been broken today following eliud kipchoge's incredible feat in vienna. the women's marathon world record has now been smashed. kenya's brigid kosgei recorded a time in chicago of two hours, 14 minutes and 4 seconds, eclipsing paula radcliffe's record set in 2003. we can go live to chicago now and join our sports editor dan roan. good day to you, dan. what incredible bit of history we have witnessed once again, any conditions we re witnessed once again

because scotland is part of the united kingdom. and they would throw all that away with that plan for borders and barracks and great and you scottish currency, mr. speaker, or joining the euro, worse still, going into the european union handing back control of scotland fisheries, scotland's spectacular marine wealth just in the moment that they have been one backed by this country come handy back control of those fisheries to brussels. that's their policy, mr. speaker. i look forward to contesting it. >> you know, mr. speaker, i thought it was prime minister's questions, not a rant. [shouting] i have to say -- [shouting] >> order. i'm seriously worried about your conditions. calm yourself, man. i'm very concerned for you. calm down. ian blackbird. >> i certainly wish all the best for his future because he's not coming back like so many of the scottish conservatives. [laughing] we hear that the prime minister is going to be coming up to scotland in the election campaign. can i tell the prime minister he's welcome because each time y

scotland? ? or are my constituents are simply expendable ?|j scotland? ? or are my constituents are simply expendable? i find that ironic given that it is the bold policy of the snp to give bag control of the scotland's stupendous marina wealth to brussels! that marine health. i congratulate my friend for bringing all of us across the house that wish to leave the eu without a deal. these exchanges today will be observed by our european friends, and our ability to negotiate that deal will often be the subject of do they trust this house to pass the deal that has finally agreed? can i commend my right honourable friend to think of having a vote in this house to test his negotiating strategy, to demonstrate to our eu friends that we are behind him? i am gratefulto my honourable friend, as i said before two another colleague, i will reflect on that suggestion. i think it would be more convincing to do the deal, i think that is what the act prescribes, to do the deal out of then bring this house. i think thatis of then bring this house. i think that is probably

do you think scotland can do it, after all of this? i was quite a lot of controversy, scotland were thinking of taking legal action against the organisers if the game was cancelled because they would have been eliminated from the tournament. to be honest, i'm not a lawyer, i don't think that would have got us anywhere. the best thing is for the game to be played to be out there on the pitch, and i'm very confident, after the russia game, which we were all out, that scotland can pull it off. it'll be really tough and it'll be the biggest game for both of these teams that there has been for quite a while. what are the weather conditions now? it is completely calm now but is the weather pretty good now? it has been an absolutely beautiful, sunny day. it is a bit windy but now, it is cloudy at compare to what it was like over the last couple of nights, absolutely nothing and we've had a lot worse whether in this than adam —— than this in edinburgh. what about after the game? are you sticking around in japan for the game? are you sticki

and scotland. 0ver northern england, northern ireland and scotland. over the next 2a hours, rain could cause issues. the weather picture is more of the same. that is not good news given the ground is completely saturated, and that rain is likely to cause localised flooding and tricky travelling conditions for some of us over the next 2a hours. this afternoon, the rain is moving in across the north and west of the uk. towards the south east, it probably stays dry and bright for london for most of the day, 70 degrees and on the mild side. this afternoon and evening for the rush hour in western scotland, we could see problems here. 20—50 millimetres of rain over the hills over the next 2a hours, bringing the risk of localised flooding here. and further southwards overnight, we start to see the next weather system, bringing more rain back into wales and across parts of england. the breeze picking up so quite a windy and blustery night and a mild night. temperatures between nine and a0 degrees. tomorr

further north across scotland, drier and brighterfrom the north across scotland, drier and brighter from the west across the afternoon. this is bbc news. the headlines: the kenyan athlete eliud kipchoge makes history after becoming the first person to run a marathon in under two hours. japan braces for typhoon hagibis — the worst storm to hit the country for 60 years. the us warns turkey it will impose "cripping sanctions" if it continues to take military action against kurdish forces in syria. the head of the nhs warns the school gates have become a breeding ground for myths about the safety of vaccinations. and now for the travel show. mike corey travels across malaysia's biggest state, sarawak. he ventures deep into the bornean rainforest, at a former rehabilitation centre, gunung mulu national park and exploring pesta nukenen. this week on the travel show, i am in the jungles of borneo exploring malaysia's biggest state. sarawak. in the western corner of malaysia and borneo, sarawak has some of the most spectacular and diverse ecosystems. but it can be overlooked by tourists drawn

, still dry for eastern scotland. temperatures 12 to 15 degrees. now, by the time we get to thursday, these weather fronts are very much weaker, that cold front moving down across england and wales, still an area of low pressure sitting to the north of scotland. so this is all that's left, really, of the weather front and the rain petering out. cloud breaking up, many places brightening up following that, though we'll keep a few showers going, i think, for northern ireland, scotland and the north of england. but to the south, with some sunshine, those temperatures are starting to rise a bit on thursday, and that's a trend that could continue, i think, towards the end of the week for southern parts of the uk. we look out into the atlantic, and there's a big area of low pressure here, and that's going to push this warm front northwards up the western side of the uk and then draw in some warmer air on a southerly breeze. so we've got wetter weather moving up through the irish sea on friday. wetter for northern ireland, e

rainfall mounting up western scotland. rainfall mounting up so we could see some flooding issues and later in the night we will start to see some rain returning to england and wales, a sign weather to come from friday. low pressure firmly in charge. the winds are not blowing across the front but running parallel to it and that means the france become slow—moving. friday, heavy persistent rain in the forecast. met office warning already in force. rain enough to cause localised surface flooding. mild to the south of our front with highs of 18 degrees. further north, we have the fresh air with temperatures 12— 13 celsius. mixed weather fortunes this weekend. england and wales will see the most rain. scotland and ireland with a mixture of rain and sunshine. saturday, the weather front bringing the rain through friday is still that through friday night and saturday. more weather to come, this time across southern areas. the rain joining back up north across wales, the midlands and the northern counties of england by the end

a nervous wait for scotland, though. they're due to play in yokohama on sunday, their must—win match againstjapan is on, but depending on the damage the typhoon causes, that could also be cancelled. if that's the case, then two points for the scots is unlikely to be enough for them to reach the last eight. that's all the sport for now. enjoy the rest of your evening. hello. october has been a very wet month for many of us. but we won't get done with the rain. this forecast will take us all the way through the weekend. an operator, some heavy rain in the four customer parts of england, wales and scotland, another blustery day. but this will show you the chances of rain continue all the way into sunday as well. not so much on saturday, away from southern england, if you so is affecting parts of scotland, overnight, saturday into sunday, rain becomes more widespread once again and france coming in of the atlantic, it stays unsettled into next week as well. though we are seeing rain across large parts of england and on fri

mean scotland go home. world by would mean scotland go home. world rugby say they will do a pitch inspection in the yokohama stadium 6am japanese time tomorrow and they will make the decision a couple of hours after that and there is the chance the game could be played behind closed doors. it's unclear what's going to happen but scotland are desperate for this game to go ahead. they've been quite critical of world rugby so far and believe there should have been more of a contingency plan in place, the potential to move cities or play on a different day. what world rugby have said response is they have to be fairto all have said response is they have to be fair to all teams and if they we re be fair to all teams and if they were to move scotland's game they would have to have moved the other two cancelled games. and they say they are prioritising the safety of players and fans. scotland are desperate for it to go ahead but it's a waiting game at the moment and will not know more until the full effects of the

scotland. tuesday brings us a window of drier, brighterweather. enjoy scotland. tuesday brings us a window of drier, brighter weather. enjoy it while it lasts on tuesday. a fairly short window of dry weather. about 12-15 with short window of dry weather. about 12—15 with those sunny spells, more rain working its way into the west later on. so through tuesday night and overnight into wednesday, some wet and windy weather working from west to east as this waterfront pushes its way across the uk. that is going to bring us a soggy start to wednesday. most of the rain should clear away. as you can see from the outlook, 20 more in the forecast, with the low pressure in charge. —— plenty more. temperatures generally in the mid teens for much of the week ahead is low pressure brings lots of showers, and it looks like things

western side of scotland. into the eastern, the north of england, north west, north west and midlands, you might end up with a half decent day, but i —— high on the temperatures of only 15. the westminster leader of the snp has said they have prepared a motion of no confidence in borisjohnson and his government. borisjohnson has told his cabinet a brexit deal is on the horizon but there's still a significant amount of work to get there — and they should remain prepared to leave without a deal on october 31st. the family of a teenage motorcyclist, killed in a collision involving the wife of an american diplomat in northamptonshire, are on their way to the united states. hundreds are reported to have escaped from a camp in northern syria holding family members of islamic state fighters — as an offensive by turkey continues. and now we have the best of the week's exclusive interviews and reports from the victoria derbyshire programme. this group of men, all of whom have lost a close relative or friend to

for brexit, the people of scotland who want a general election, the people of scotland who show in the majority they believe a independence would be better for them, majority they believe a independence would be betterfor them, as an opinion poll shows today than staying in the yuck. people who are on the cusp of voting for independence, 50% in a poll today. so the people of scotland want change and they don't want boris johnson and they don't want brexit. that is a very strong message to send out. is but before we get to any referendum, a general election is what ian blackford is calling for, why that just is what ian blackford is calling for, why thatjust now? he is calling on the rebel alliance to back that motion of no confidence in borisjohnson. back that motion of no confidence in boris johnson. because you have a government without credibility and without a majority, it is has a minus majority and it is time the people of scotland had their say, it is time the people of all the the islands had their say. we know from the opinion polling there is hardly a single poll in the last

heartbreak for scotland, joy forjapan. the hosts‘ victory in yokohama ends scotland's rugby world cup, as they go top of the group. simone biles becomes the most decorated gymnast in world championship history. two more golds in stuttgart takes her career tally to 25. also coming up in the programme: valterri bottas storms to victory injapan as mercedes take the constructors title once again. hello and welcome to tonight's programme. thanks very much for watching. they say it's a marathon, not a sprint. the lines between the two are becoming somewhat blurred. another time barrier has been broken today following eliud kipchoge‘s incredible feat in vienna. the women's marathon world record has now been smashed. kenya's brigid kosgei recorded a time in chicago of two hours, 1a minutes and 4 seconds, eclipsing paula radcliffe‘s record set in 2003. our sports editor dan roan is in chicago. there had been whispers all week that brigid kosgei was in the mood to try and finally break that 16 year long record that paula radcl

enjoy the match and best of luck to scotland. come on, scotland! there have been big celebrations in kenya and elsewhere, after the long—distance runner, eliud kipchoge, became the first person to complete a marathon in under two hours. in a feat of seemingly super—human endeavour, he made it through the finish line in one hour, 59 minutes and a0 seconds. the reigning olympic champion, who also holds the official marathon record, was cheered on by huge crowds around a specially—designed course in the austrian capital, vienna. i've been speaking to olympic medallist and us marathon record holder, deena kastor. i began by asking how thrilled she was to hear the two hour marathon time barrier had been broken. it's not a record but history has certainly been made. and it's the eve of the bank of america chicago marathon so there's a lot of excitement going into tomorrow's race. but to wake up this morning and see that he had broken the two hour barrier was certainly something to celebrate, that it is actually humanly possible. it was at all costs

of low pressure moves across the partner to scotland. we will continue to see shower speed in across scotland, it will stay quite, as well. 0therwise, showers confined to western coast and hills. temperatures down to five in norwich. but tomorrow's whether, another area of low pressure on the charts. this in bringing south—westerly winds and they were in france that will extend a band of rain into northern and western areas of the country. shower to start off with four west of scotland, otherwise a bright and sunny start. but maintaining when it was by three northern ireland into northern england and in across scotland, but rate becomes sunny and persistent as well. by the south and east, no great amount of rain. in fact, for most the day it will be dry, bright and mild. by the bans of rain pushing into western scotland could cause a few issues. this weather fun trailing down across england and wales that becomes very slow moving as they go through friday. this will bring a lot of rain to the hills of wales and also about the peaks in

it might be something good a head for scotland again. the stadium against a pretty good russian side seems like an unlikely time and place to begin a footballing revival. but for steve clarke the game are beginning to run out as he seeks to mould the squad into a team capable of success when it comes to the euro 2020 play—offs in march. i think every match you go to you want to achieve the maximum, which is three points. i want a good performance level, i want a good performance level, i want a good performance level, i want a good performance level in the next four matches and my belief is always that if your performance level is good enough, the points will follow. the problem is, it is the limit has been awhile since this group is delivered awhile since this group is delivered a performance or points. we were as disappointed as anyone last month with the results and performances so we are looking to put that right and obviously put on good performances and winning games. it breeds the confidence that we are looking to get. if scotla

a feed of showers running into western parts of scotland. then we go on through into sunday, this weather front will eventually start to pull away, but we‘ll see more heading in from the atlantic. yes, it is staying unsettled even into next week, as well. this is how we start friday, you can see the areas of heavy rain into parts of england and wales, further heavy showers than into western scotland. a dry start to northern ireland with some sunshine, very blustery up there as well. i just want to focus in on some of the wetter areas, greater risk of disruption and the met office has yellow weather warnings in force for rain for much of wales, the peak district into the pennines, higher totals here to higher ground, quite widely15—30 millimetres, difficult driving through that. and the showers rattling into western scotland, north of glasgow, giving fairly high rainfall totals again, especially for the higher ground, some difficult travelling conditions. giving an indication of where we‘re going to see some of the stronger wind gusts a

they defined our future in scotland. >> such an exciting element. he might part his courage down the line. and blocked $1.2 billion, 200 million more secured for scottish farming thanks to the hard work of scottish conservatives and it is the smp with their lackadaisical, the highest taxes anywhere, educational status and inadequate healthcare and european policy that would take that from scotland back into the eu and hand back control of scotland to brussels and their manifesto, at the polls. >> when my right honorable friend was seeking to become leader of the conservative party i was the only one of our colleagues who asked for anything in pertaining to support. i asked for three things. and he would make me a duke because my wife's panties becoming a justice and the leader of the opposition thoroughly agrees with me that south end becomes a sit in. when will these things happen? >> i'm grateful to my right honorable friend and i can say to him your policy remains unchanged and we should leave the eu at the end of this month and we believe the eu

western scotland, overnight into sunday, had nearly 60mm of rain in places. in east anglia, we had a0—50mm of rain through the course of sunday, which has resulted in flooding. and, in fact, there are a number of flood warnings in force across the rivers in scotland and england. and with more rain to come in the next 2a hours, that's not good news. the grounds saturated as well. but more rain is what we have. this next dominant area of low pressure is advancing in. so we're looking at severe gale—force winds through the course of the day across parts of northern and western scotland and gales in other areas in the north and west as well. combined with yet more rain, it will be particularly unpleasant as we go through the rush hour. we could see some mist and some fog under the clearer skies further east. but a very windy day across northern and western areas, very wet through the rush hour as well. we're not expecting as much rain as we've had in the past 2a hours, but nevertheless, the ground is saturated, so it will go straight onto the roads and into t

and scotland got off to the perfect start. adam hastings, son of former captain gavin, settling any early nerves. russia needed a comeback but instead found only calamity. a horrible slip gifted hastings another, and from there, russia were run ragged as scotland ran in nine tries to keep their world cup hopes alive. they now have to beat hosts japan in their final group game. however, organisers have yet to confirm what their plans are for dealing with an incoming typhoon, so no one yet knows where, when or if scotland's game will go ahead. katy gornall, bbc news, injapan. time for a look at the weather. here's nick miller. another day of sunshine and showers today. let's look at the radar picture this afternoon. you can see where most of the showers have been, packing into western scotland, most in the west but some, on the strong wind, have pushed further east, some heavy and thundery as well. tonight, many of these showers will fade. they will continue rattling into western scotland on the strong wind, a few for northern e

and the far north of scotland. don‘t forget, those gusty winds. from wednesday into thursday, the weather fronting thinking south, this cold front introducing cooler conditions behind it and pushed out warm front onto the new continent. the chariot makes a rain, we will not end with that, more rain in scotla nd not end with that, more rain in scotland accompanied by gusty winds. that will slide steadily southwards. on thursday, there it is, moving across scotland and northern ireland and then england and wales. we have another one coming up from the south—west. what we think at the moment, we start off on a dry and bright note. then we have all this rain coming in from the south—west, pushing north—eastwards. as it engages with the colder air, we will see snow in the pennines and also in scotland. colder air in the north, seven — eight. we are looking at 13-15 in seven — eight. we are looking at 13—15 in the south east. a lot to play for this week. new energy firms could be banned from taking on new c

eastern scotland. the rain will move in from the south affecting many eastern parts of northern ireland, southern and eastern scotland. sunshine returning towards southern scotland and england and wales. the wind is less of a feature than could have been but it will be breezy across central and southern england, behind the area of rain. temperatures 11 to 16 degrees. the rain will clear away towards the north sea through sunday night, so a bit of a quieter picture overnight into monday. most places looking frost—free but just a touch of frost for the prone spots across northern scotland. mist and fog possible first thing monday morning. we start the new working week once again with low pressure in charge. we have got this weather front sitting close to the south—east of england on monday. some uncertainty about the exact positioning of any rain but we could have heavy, possibly thundery downpours across southern england as well. rain for northern ireland into pembrokeshire and also cornwall, but el

heartbreak for scotland, joy forjapan. the hosts' victory in yokohama ends scotland's rugby world cup, as they go top of the group. simone biles becomes the most decorated gymnast in world championship history. two more golds in stuttgart takes her career tally to 25. also coming up in the programme: valterri bottas storms to victory injapan as mercedes take

yes, scotland are... scotland are edging closer to the four try bonus point they need to keep their hopes of qualifying for the quarter finamls of the rugby world cup alive. the're playing russia in shukuoka, adam hastings and george horne have scored two tries apiece. they are 40 70 up —— 47—0 up in the second half. the win will take it to their final game with hosts japan on sunday, another must win. wales will qualify for the quarter finals with a win in oita when they take on fiji in the next hour. katie gornall is there, and with two wins already, including that impressive vitory over australia, it's a little more straightforward for wales. yes, that's right. i think the maths is very straightforward, if they win here against fiji, they are guaranteed a place in the quarterfinals and they are in the driving seat to top the group. that's part of the reason why there is such a great atmosphere around this game, wales fans in a very good mood because their team has not put a foot wrong. two wins f

a feed of showers running into western parts of scotland. then we go on through into sunday, this weather front will eventually start to pull away, but we'll see more heading in from the atlantic. yes, it is staying unsettled even into next week, as well. this is how we start friday, you can see the areas of heavy rain into parts of england under, further heavy showers than into western scotland. a dry start to northern ireland with some sunshine, very blustery up there as well. i just want to focusing on some of the wetter areas greater risk of disruption and the met office has yellow weather warnings in force for rain for much of wales, the peak district into the pennines, higher totals here to higher ground, quite widely15—30 millimetres, difficult driving through that. in this i was rattling into western scotland, north of glasgow, giving early high rainfall totals again, especially for the higher ground, but some difficult travelling conditions. giving an indication of where we're going to see some of the stronger wind gusts as well,

scotland are back on track at the rugby world cup as they thrash samoa. hello and welcome to the programme. we start in qatar where norway's karsten warholm held off close rival rai benjamin to defend his world aoom hurdles title in doha. the 23—year—old took the lead with 150m remaining and stayed just ahead of the american with qatar's abderrahman samba in third. here's our sports reporter ade adedoyin. once again, the stadium was not full but there were more people in there denied underwearfor the but there were more people in there denied underwear for the women's 100 metre final and denied underwear for the women's100 metre final and there was a different energy in the crowd as well. that was partly because the home favourite, abderrahman samba was involved in the final event of the night. the men's 400 metre final and there was a different energy in the crowd as well. that was partly because the home favourite, abderrahman samba was involved in the final event of the night. the man's 400 metres hurdles. he had to him challenging the world record