notice outbreaks of rain across the irish sea, the north west of england, merseyside. south of that, i think the clouds will break up from cornwall to kent, particularly central southern england, so there could be decent spells of sunshine during the afternoon on saturday, whereas around some of these western coasts and in northern ireland, it may well stay cloudy through the day. on sunday, the low pressure and its weather fronts are still on top of us, meaning cloud and outbreaks of rain, never particularly heavy or prolonged. sunshine developing across southern areas on sunday. i think that's where the best weather will be, for example around the coasts of sussex and kent. in scotland, sunny spells but plenty of showers in the far north. only 15 in stornoway, around 22 or so in the south. it will be cool in the north because we have cool northerly winds which will start sunday but also certainly spread on monday right across the country. that is where the air is coming from, from the north atlantic and the norwegian sea. fresh conditions across the northern half of

goals from diogojota and sadio mane sealed victory on an emotional day on merseyside against the side who ended liverpool's long unbeaten home run last season. joe lynskey was watching. it's the song and the sound and feel has missed a year. liverpool and their fans together again and so they stop to pay tribute. before kick—off, they honoured andrew devine, hillsborough�*s 97 victim who died last month. on days like this, emotion flows through this ground but only, their opponents, have swell things before. they won here last season and started brightly. —— make their opponents burnley. the opponents... they only needed one moment. diogojota spent his first yearin moment. diogojota spent his first year in red in the silence. this was different, and opening goal with a full kop to see it. burnley�*s mission was to bring down the noise and ashley barnes thought he done so but he celebrated too soon, off side. as the match wore on, liverpool grew in the middle that deserved a second goal. when burnley won here last season, it was january, it was silent now at a packed anfield,

i'm part of the response for merseyside - before in another country? i'm partj of the response for merseyside and the uk under the international search and rescue. i have personally travelled to a number of locations around the globe to assist during disasters. not wildfires before, but collapse buildings and such. imilieu collapse buildings and such. when ou see collapse buildings and such. when you see the _ collapse buildings and such. when you see the images, _ collapse buildings and such. when you see the images, have - collapse buildings and such. when you see the images, have you - collapse buildings and such. when you see the images, have you thought any fire is on that scale? have you seen anything like that before? idat seen anything like that before? not in the uk, seen anything like that before? iirrt in the uk, no. ourwildfire experts in the uk, no. our wildfire experts within the team have been deployed throughout europe have seen these kind of fires before and they are expert at dealing with the tactics and the strategy. our thoughts go

goals from diogojota and sadio mane sealed victory on an emotional day on merseyside against the side who ended liverpool's long unbeaten home run last season. joe lynskey was watching. it's the song and the sound anfield has missed for a year. liverpool and their fans together again. and so they stopped to pay tribute. before kick—off, they honoured andrew devine, hillsborough's 97th victim who died last month. 0n devine, hillsborough's 97th victim who died last month. on days like this, emotion flows through this ground but burnley, their opponents, have spoil things before. they won here last season and started here brightly. but the home side had so much noise behind them, they would only need one moment. diogojota spent his first year in red in the silence. this was different. an opening goal with a full kop to see it. burnley�*s mission was to bring down the noise and ashley barnes thought he'd done so but he had celebrated too soon, offside and as this match wore on, liverpool grew in stature, they crafted a move through the middle that deserved a second goal. when burnley

rain at times in northwest england, though areas around the merseyside, now, that weather front bringing the rain actuallyjust fizzles as it pushes its way eastwards as we go into wednesday night and thursday morning. not much in it as it reaches parts of southern england, the midlands and east anglia. clearer skies to the north of it means a cooler night to take us into thursday, particularly across scotland and northern ireland. temperatures more widely into single figures. but for thursday, we're between two weather fronts, one which is stalling across the south of the country and this next one across the deepening area of low pressure out to the west of the uk. does mean most will start off dry with some sunshine, a few showers around. a lot more cloud, though, southern counties of england, east anglia, with some patchy rain and drizzle which will move its way a bit further northwards through the day. but to the north and west, the breeze will pick up, gales across western parts of scotland, parts of northern ireland, too, and some heavy bursts of rain later. in the sunshine, though,

rain at times in northwest england, though areas around the merseyside, cheshire area may just about stay dry. patchy rain across wales and southwest england through the afternoon, but much of the midlands, east anglia and the southeast dry, with temperatures around 211—25 celsius yet again, and a fine day in the channel islands, too. now, that weather front bringing the rain actuallyjust fizzles as it pushes its way eastwards as we go into wednesday night and thursday morning. not much in it as it reaches parts of southern england, the midlands, and east anglia. clearer skies to the north of it means a cooler night to take us into thursday, particularly across scotland and northern ireland. temperatures more widely into single figures. but for thursday, we're between two weather fronts — one which is stalling across the south of the country, and this next one across the deepening area of low pressure out to the west of the uk. does mean most will start off dry with some sunshine, a few showers around. a lot more cloud, though, southern counties of england, east anglia, with some

rain at times in northwest england, though areas around the merseyside, cheshire area may just about stay dry. patchy rain across wales and southwest england through the afternoon, but much of the midlands, east anglia and the southeast dry, with temperatures around 211—25 celsius yet again, and a fine day in the channel islands, too. now, that weather front bringing the rain actuallyjust fizzles as it pushes its way eastwards as we go into wednesday night and thursday morning. not much in it as it reaches parts of southern england, the midlands, and east anglia. clearer skies to the north of it means a cooler night to take us into thursday, particularly across scotland and northern ireland. temperatures more widely into single figures. but for thursday, we�*re between two weather fronts — one which is stalling across the south of the country, and this next one across the deepening area of low pressure out to the west of the uk. does mean most will start off dry with some sunshine, a few showers around. a lot more cloud, though, southern counties of england, east anglia, with s

rain at times in northwest england, though areas around the merseyside, cheshire area may just about stay dry. patchy rain across wales and southwest england through the afternoon, but much of the midlands, east anglia and the southeast dry, with temperatures around 211—25 celsius yet again, and a fine day in the channel islands, too. now, that weather front bringing the rain actuallyjust fizzles as it pushes its way eastwards as we go into wednesday night and thursday morning. not much in it as it reaches parts of southern england, the midlands, and east anglia. clearer skies to the north of it means a cooler night to take us into thursday, particularly across scotland and northern ireland. temperatures more widely into single figures. but for thursday, we're between two weather fronts — one which is stalling across the south of the country, and this next one across the deepening area of low pressure out to the west of the uk. does mean most will start off dry with some sunshine, a few showers around. a lot more cloud, though, southern counties of england, east anglia, with some

rain at times in northwest england, though areas around the merseyside, cheshire area may just about stay dry. patchy rain across wales and southwest england through the afternoon, but much of the midlands, east anglia and the southeast dry, with temperatures around 24—25 celsius yet again, and a fine day in the channel islands, too. now, that weather front bringing the rain actuallyjust fizzles as it pushes its way eastwards as we go into wednesday night and thursday morning. not much in it as it reaches parts of southern england, the midlands, and east anglia. clearer skies to the north of it means a cooler night to take us into thursday, particularly across scotland and northern ireland. temperatures more widely into single figures. but for thursday, we're between two weather fronts — one which is stalling across the south of the country, and this next one across the deepening area of low pressure out to the west of the uk. does mean most will start off dry with some sunshine, a few showers around. a lot more cloud, though, southern counties of england, east anglia, with some

rain at times in northwest england, though areas around the merseyside, cheshire area may just about stay dry. patchy rain across wales and southwest england through the afternoon, but much of the midlands, east anglia and the southeast dry, with temperatures around 24—25 celsius yet again, and a fine day in the channel islands, too. now, that weather front bringing the rain actually just fizzles as it pushes its way eastwards as we go into wednesday night and thursday morning. not much in it as it reaches parts of southern england, the midlands, and east anglia. clearer skies to the north of it means a cooler night to take us into thursday, particularly across scotland and northern ireland. temperatures more widely into single figures. but for thursday, we're between two weather fronts — one which is stalling across the south of the country, and this next one across the deepening area of low pressure out to the west of the uk. does mean most will start off dry with some sunshine, a few showers around. a lot more cloud, though, southern counties of england, east anglia, with some

rain at times in northwest england, though areas around the merseyside, cheshire area may just about stay dry. patchy rain across wales and southwest england through the afternoon, but much of the midlands, east anglia and the southeast dry, with temperatures around 211—25 celsius yet again, and a fine day in the channel islands, too. now, that weather front bringing the rain actually just fizzles as it pushes its way eastwards as we go into wednesday night and thursday morning. not much in it as it reaches parts of southern england, the midlands, and east anglia. clearer skies to the north of it means a cooler night to take us into thursday, particularly across scotland and northern ireland. temperatures more widely into single figures. but for thursday, we're between two weather fronts — one which is stalling across the south of the country, and this next one across the deepening area of low pressure out to the west of the uk. does mean most will start off dry with some sunshine, a few showers around. a lot more cloud, though, southern counties of england, east anglia, with som

rain at times in northwest england, though areas around the merseyside, cheshire area may just about stay dry. patchy rain across wales and southwest england through the afternoon, but much of the midlands, east anglia and the southeast dry, with temperatures around 211—25 celsius yet again, and a fine day in the channel islands, too. now, that weather front bringing the rain actuallyjust fizzles as it pushes its way eastwards as we go into wednesday night and thursday morning. not much in it as it reaches parts of southern england, the midlands, and east anglia. clearer skies to the north of it means a cooler night to take us into thursday, particularly across scotland and northern ireland. temperatures more widely into single figures. but for thursday, we're between two weather fronts — one which is stalling across the south of the country, and this next one across the deepening area of low pressure out to the west of the uk. does mean most will start off dry with some sunshine, a few showers around. a lot more cloud, though, southern counties of england, east anglia, with some

rain at times in northwest england, though areas around the merseyside, cheshire area may just about stay dry. patchy rain across wales and southwest england through the afternoon, but much of the midlands, east anglia and the southeast dry, with temperatures around 211—25 yet again, and a fine day in the channel islands too. that weather front bringing the rain actually just fizzles as it pushes its way eastwards into wednesday night and thursday morning. not much in it, as it reaches parts of southern england, the midlands and east anglia. clearer skies to the north of it means a cooler night to take us into thursday, particularly across scotland and northern ireland. temperatures more widely into single figures. but for thursday, we're between two weather fronts — one is stalling across the south of the country, and this next one across the deepening area of low pressure out to the west of the uk. does mean most will start off dry with some sunshine, a few showers around. a lot more cloud, though, southern counties of england, east anglia, with some patchy rain and drizzle whi

bright day, but notice outbreaks of rain across the irish sea, the north west of england, certainly merseyside. south of that, i think the clouds are going to break up from cornwall to kent, particularly central, southern england, so there could be some decent spells of sunshine during the afternoon on saturday, whereas around some of these western coasts, and in northern ireland, it may well stay cloudy all through the day. here's sunday's weather forecast, and the low pressure and its weather front still on top of us, so that means, inevitably, cloud and some outbreaks of rain, never really particularly heavy or prolonged. sunshine developing across southern areas on sunday, i think that's where the best of the weather will be. for example, around the coasts of sussex, into kent, and also in scotland, there will be some sunny spells, but plenty of showers in the far north of scotland. the temperatures this weekend, only 15 in stornoway, around 22 also in the south. it's going be quite cool in the north, because we have these cool northerly winds, which will start sunday, but also certainly s

rain at times in northwest england, though areas around the merseyside, cheshire area may just about stay dry. patchy rain across wales and southwest england through the afternoon, but much of the midlands, east anglia and the southeast dry, with temperatures around 21t—25 celsius yet again, and a fine day in the channel islands, too. now, that weather front bringing the rain actually just fizzles as it pushes its way eastwards as we go into wednesday night and thursday morning. not much in it as it reaches parts of southern england, the midlands, and east anglia. clearer skies to the north of it means a cooler night to take us into thursday, particularly across scotland and northern ireland. temperatures more widely into single figures. but for thursday, we're between two weather fronts — one which is stalling across the south of the country, and this next one across the deepening area of low pressure out to the west of the uk. does mean most will start off dry with some sunshine, a few showers around. a lot more cloud, though, southern counties of england, east anglia, with som

rain at times in northwest england, though areas around the merseyside, cheshire area may just about stay dry. patchy rain across wales and southwest england through the afternoon, but much of the midlands, east anglia and the southeast dry, with temperatures around 211—25 celsius yet again, and a fine day in the channel islands, too. now, that weather front bringing the rain actually just fizzles as it pushes its way eastwards as we go into wednesday night and thursday morning. not much in it as it reaches parts of southern england, the midlands, and east anglia. clearer skies to the north of it means a cooler night to take us into thursday, particularly across scotland and northern ireland. temperatures more widely into single figures. but for thursday, we're between two weather fronts — one which is stalling across the south of the country, and this next one across the deepening area of low pressure out to the west of the uk. does mean most will start off dry with some sunshine, a few showers around. a lot more cloud, though, southern counties of england, east anglia, with som

rain at times in northwest england, though areas around the merseyside, cheshire area mayjust about stay dry. patchy rain across wales and southwest england through the afternoon, but much of the midlands, east anglia and the southeast dry, with temperatures around 211—25 celsius yet again, and a fine day in the channel islands, too. now, that weather front bringing the rain actuallyjust fizzles as it pushes its way eastwards as we go into wednesday night and thursday morning. not much in it as it reaches parts of southern england, the midlands, and east anglia. clearer skies to the north of it means a cooler night to take us into thursday, particularly across scotland and northern ireland. temperatures more widely into single figures. but for thursday, we're between two weather fronts — one which is stalling across the south of the country, and this next one across the deepening area of low pressure out to the west of the uk. a few showers around. east anglia, with some patchy rain and drizzle which will move its way a bit further northwards through the day. but to the north and wes

bright day, but notice outbreaks of rain across the irish sea, the north west of england, certainly merseyside, south of that i think the clouds are going to break up from cornwall to kent, particularly central, southern england, so they could be some decent spells of sunshine during the afternoon on saturday, whereas around some of these western coasts and in northern ireland it may well stay cloudy all through the day. here's sunday's weather forecast, and the low pressure and its weather front still on top of us, so that means, inevitably, cloud and some outbreaks of rain, never really particularly heavy or prolonged. sunshine developing across southern areas on sunday, i think that's where the best of the weather will be. for example, around the coasts of sussex, into kent, and also in scotland there will be some sunny spells but plenty of showers in the far north of scotland. the temperatures this weekend, only 15 in stornoway, around 22 also in the south. it's going be quite cool in the north because we have these cool northerly winds, which will start sunday but also certainly spread on

outbreaks of rain across the irish sea, the north—west of england, merseyside. south of that cloud will break up from cornwall to count, particularly southern england so that could be a decent spells of sunshine saturday afternoon, while around western coasts and northern ireland it may well stay cloudy throughout the day. when the front still on top of us on a sunday meaning inevitable cloud and outbreaks of rain. never particularly heavy or prolonged. southern areas will have the best of the weather, for example, around the coasts of sussex and kent. in scotland it will also be some sunny spells, but plenty of showers in the far north of scotland. it's going to be quite cool in the north because we have northerly winds that will start sunday but also spread on monday across the country. all the way from the north atlantic and the norwegian sea. a lot of cloud with some sunny spells. enjoy the weekend. travesty this is bbc news, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. fears for kabul — as taliban militants now control a third of

notice outbreaks of rain across the irish sea, the north west of england, merseyside. south of that, i think the clouds will break up from cornwall to kent, particularly central southern england, so there could be decent spells of sunshine during the afternoon on saturday, whereas around some of these western coasts and in northern ireland, it may well stay cloudy through the day. on sunday, the low pressure and its weather fronts are still on top of us, meaning cloud and outbreaks of rain, never particularly heavy or prolonged. sunshine developing across southern areas on sunday. i think that's where the best weather will be, for example around the coasts of sussex and kent. in scotland, sunny spells but plenty of showers in the far north. only 15 in stornoway, around 22 or so in the south. it will be cool in the north because we have cool northerly winds which will start sunday but also certainly spread on monday right across the country. that is where the air is coming from, from the north atlantic only 15 in stornoway, around 22 or so in the south. it will be cool

rain at times in northwest england, though areas around the merseyside, cheshire area mayjust about stay dry. patchy rain across wales and southwest england through the afternoon, but much of the midlands, east anglia and the southeast dry, with temperatures around 2li—25 celsius yet again, and a fine day in the channel islands, too. now, that weather front bringing the rain actuallyjust fizzles as it pushes its way eastwards as we go into wednesday night and thursday morning. not much in it as it reaches parts of southern england, the midlands, and east anglia. clearer skies to the north of it means a cooler night to take us into thursday, particularly across scotland and northern ireland. temperatures more widely into single figures. but for thursday, we're between two weather fronts — one which is stalling across the south of the country, and this next one across the deepening area of low pressure out to the west of the uk. does mean most will start off dry with some sunshine, a few showers around. a lot more cloud, though, southern counties of england, east anglia, with some patc

so good news for the red half of liverpool today, but not so much for the blue half of merseyside. new manager rafa benitez has confirmed that five players will miss their first match of the season, because they're self—isolating. james rodriguez is one of them. everton start their season at home to southampton on saturday. richarlison and dominic calvert—lewin should both be available though. newcastle's premier league campaign begins on sunday, and they've just made theirfirst signing of the summer — withjoe willock joining from arsenal. the 21—year—old has signed a six—year contract for a fee worth more than £20 million, after spending the second half of last season on loan at newcastle, during which time he became the youngest player to score in seven consecutive premier league games. leicester have announced the signing offian vest guard. he has signed the deal until 2024. and finally, back in 1989 the small rural town of dyersville in iowa, in the united states, provided the back—drop to the classic baseball film field of dreams starring kevin costner. well 32

notice outbreaks of rain across the irish sea, the north west of england, merseyside. south of that, i think the clouds will break up from cornwall to kent, particularly central southern england, so there could be decent spells of sunshine during the afternoon on saturday, whereas around some of these western coasts and in northern ireland, it may well stay cloudy through the day. on sunday, the low pressure and its weather fronts are still on top of us, meaning cloud and outbreaks of us, meaning cloud and outbreaks of rain, never particularly heavy or prolonged. sunshine developing across southern areas on sunday. i think that�*s where the best weather will be, for example around the coasts of sussex and kent. in scotland, sunny spells but plenty of showers in the far north. 0nly scotland, sunny spells but plenty of showers in the far north. only 15 in stornoway, around 22 or so in the south. it will be cool in the north because we have cool northerly winds which will start sunday but also certainly spread on monday right across the country. that is where the air is

exactly ten years ago, parts of greater manchester and merseyside were taken over by some of the worst rioting for generations. violence, which started in london a few days earlier, travelled north and took over some of our streets for one scary night in the summer of 2011. phil mccann returned to two of the worst affected places a decade on. salford. .. ..on the 9th of august, 2011. they destroyed everything. everything? everything. they don't keep anything there. raz�*s computer repair shop was looted and then burnt out. he and his pregnant wife had to flee from the upstairs flat with their five children. it totally ruined me because there was nothing left for me, so i was homeless and everything, there was no money there. they burned the kids' clothes and everything. that was the bad days. later on the same midsummer�*s evening, the violence moved to the centre of manchester. i saw the mob breaking through here. they smashed the windows. city counsellor pat carney saw this electrical shop get stripped bare. a shameful mob of hooligans and thugs attacking the place, attacking sho

join me here in crosby on the merseyside coastline, where the rnli are issuing a warning and some advice to help keep you safe. going for a second gold on the paralympic track. war veteranjaco van gass stormed to victory in the individual pursuit. can he do it again in the 1,000 metres sprint? good morning. the largely dry, settled theme to the weather continues, we got sunny spells out there today, and for most of us, a bit more sunshine through the weekend, too. i have all your details throughout the morning's programme. good morning. it's friday 27th august. our top story — more than 90 people, including 13 us soldiers, are now known to have died in yesterday's attacks at kabul airport. president biden has vowed to "hunt down" those responsible. it's as officials say more attacks are possible ahead of tuesday's deadline to evacuation people desperate to flee afghanistan. graham satchell reports. for hour after hour, well into the night, the wounded were rushed to hospital. the chaos of the last week in kabul turned to carnage. some arrived by ambulance, some in cars, some in wheelba

notice outbreaks of rain across the irish sea, the north west of england, merseyside. south of that, i think the clouds will break up from cornwall to kent, particularly central southern england, so there could be decent spells of sunshine during the afternoon on saturday, whereas around some of these western coasts and in northern ireland, it may well stay cloudy through the day. on sunday, the low pressure and its weather fronts are still on top of us, meaning cloud and outbreaks of rain, never particularly heavy or prolonged. sunshine developing across southern areas on sunday. i think that's where the best weather will be, for example around the coasts of sussex and kent. in scotland, sunny spells but plenty of showers in the far north. only 15 in stornoway, around 22 or so in the south. it will be cool in the north because we have cool northerly winds which will start sunday but also certainly spread on monday right across the country. that is where the air is coming from, from the north atlantic and the norwegian sea. fresh conditions across the northern half of

tony brown from merseyside fire and rescue service, and tracy doyle from london fire brigade. you are both pretty tired, let's say it straight up. you have just got back on monday. it straight up. you have 'ust got back on mondayfi it straight up. you have 'ust got back on monda . , a, ., back on monday. yes, monday morning. so take us through. _ back on monday. yes, monday morning. so take us through. you _ back on monday. yes, monday morning. so take us through. you are _ back on monday. yes, monday morning. so take us through. you are called - so take us through. you are called up, this is something you have done before, to go out there, what is the scene that you first see? this before, to go out there, what is the scene that you first see?— scene that you first see? this was m first scene that you first see? this was my first deployment _ scene that you first see? this was my first deployment for _ scene that you first see? this was my first deployment for uk - scene that you first see? this was my first deployment for uk frs, i my first deployment for uk frs, flying i

as the people of merseyside experience the worst of times... there's no way i can leave you at home like this. ..decisions of life and death brought out the best of us. i want to thank everyone before i have a nap. proud to be a scouser. two of the paramedics featured in this series join us now — emily middleman and jo barnes. good morning both. i know you're nervous, but you save peoples lives so there is no need to be nervous about this at all. jo, tell us about it, you have been a paramedic for many years, but this has been an exceptional time, so how different has thejob of exceptional time, so how different has the job of being? tt’s exceptionaltime, so how different has the job of being?— has the “0b of being? it's been reall has the job of being? it's been really different _ has the job of being? it's been really different emotions, - has the job of being? it's been really different emotions, at i has the job of being? it's been i really different emotions, at first it was really scary because we didn't know what we were dealing

my head would be sore afterwards, and i would then have to drive from sheffield to merseyside. it was a thing, you think, i'm glad it has been restricted, certainly in training. it is a part of our football, you can't start doing things on match day, you can certainly have something to do with it in training and you certainly can with children. i look back at my younger days and he would head a ball all day long and you would not worry about it. and that's when the balls went it is a generation thing so i think it should be a study. 50 so i think it should be a study. so ou so i think it should be a study. so you say you would not want to change the game? l you say you would not want to change the rame? ., �* ~' you say you would not want to change the rame? ., �* ~ ., , ., the game? i wouldn't like to see a rame the game? i wouldn't like to see a game changed _ the game? i wouldn't like to see a game changed on _ the game? i wouldn't like to see a game changed on match _ the game? i wouldn't like to see a game changed on match day, - the game? i wouldn't like to see a game

we're joined now by danielle scott, a firefighter from merseyside, who has travelled to greece to help bring the fires under control. what have you been up to so far? we what have you been up to so far? - landed in athens yesterday, and then we travel to a mountainous area where we did some assessments on the hillsides with the greek civil protection authority and the fireside. , , ., protection authority and the fireside. , , . ., ,, ,, ., fireside. give us an assessment of how serious _ fireside. give us an assessment of how serious the _ fireside. give us an assessment of how serious the situation - fireside. give us an assessment of how serious the situation is - fireside. give us an assessment of how serious the situation is and i how serious the situation is and what will able to be done about it. i haven't seen fires like this before in the uk, it's something which is completely new to me, i have seen grass fires an open area fires but this is on another scale. so, how do you even start, how do you start putting out these fires? give us some practical, what you're up give us som