now, we saw all the cloud in the north sea. it's actually on that weather front there, very weak. it's pushing inland during wednesday night. a little light rain or drizzle here and there, and by the time we get to thursday morning, it's cloudy and damp across wales and the southwest. but the cloud should thin and break. sunshine comes out across many western parts of the uk, but there'll be more cloud blown in by a strong wind off the north sea into eastern scotland for a while, but more especially across eastern parts of england. and here, temperatures may be no better than 16 or 17 degrees. further west in the sunshine, it will be warmer, although not quite as warm as wednesday. with that weather front out of the way by the end of the week, we still have high pressure in charge. still a cool breeze coming in around some of those north sea coasts, and we'll see some cloud developing, particularly inland across england and wales on friday. more in the way of sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, and the weather should brighten up a bit more across east anglia and the southe

now, we saw all the cloud in the north sea. it's actually on that weather front there, very weak. it's pushing inland during wednesday night. a little light rain or drizzle here and there, and by the time we get to thursday morning, it's cloudy and damp across wales and the southwest. but the cloud should thin and break. sunshine comes out across many western parts of the uk, but there'll be more cloud blown in by a strong wind off the north sea into eastern scotland for a while, but more especially across eastern parts of england. and here, temperatures may be no better than 16 or 17 degrees. further west in the sunshine, it will be warmer, although not quite as warm as wednesday. with that weather front out of the way by the end of the week, we still have high pressure in charge. still a cool breeze coming in around some of those north sea coasts, and we'll see some cloud developing, particularly inland across england and wales on friday. more in the way of sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, and the weather should brighten up a bit more across east anglia and the southe

always a wind coming in from the north sea, some brisk winds for the southeast of england. should be a fair bit of sunshine, though, i think, on saturday, some patchy cloud bubbling up here and there. and in the sunshine, again, across western scotland, we could see temperatures up to 22 degrees. second half of the weekend, still dry, high pressure around, bit breezy and cooler around some of those north sea coasts, a bit more cloud perhaps coming into scotland and northern ireland, sunshine for england and wales and temperatures typically 19 or 20 celsius. you're watching bbc news — i'm rich preston — our latest headlines. the united states and britain warn their citizens to stay away from kabul airport — amid fears of a potential terror attack. but the scramble to flee the country continues — thousands of people remain at the airport — desperate to leave. is it worth it? is it betterjust staying here in afghanistan for the moment? translation: there's | no way we can stay here. the americans should shoot us or let us through. researchers say booster shots of the

high—pressure coming down and across the north sea, they'll be pushing during the day. mist and fog patches in northern ireland and the sunshine comes out in many areas of the club comes in off the north sea and eastern england and through the midlands into its parts of wales. more cloud across the northern isles in scotland but also cloudier skies in scotland but also cloudier skies in the northeast of maine in scotland, perhaps into the borders as well. elsewhere in scotland, the sun will be out it's going be warm, 26 degrees again around glasgow and sunshine in northern ireland, 24 celsius and it could make 24 in cumbria as well. cloudier, cooler weather for north england to lincolnshire in the midlands, and he swells but also for east anglia. sunshine more likely across southern counties in england in the southeast it's quite a chilly wind blowing we have all this cloud coming further in land during the evening. so, a lot of cloud at headingley for the first day of the test matches will be dry no betray for day two on thursday but, but it will feel quite a bit coole

it is introducing thicker cloud and also a fresh breeze along the north sea coast. anywhere from aberdeenshire down towards east anglia, temperatures will take a drop. towards the west where winds are lighter and there is more sunshine, temperatures well into the 20s. that same weather pattern continues into friday. areas of cloud but also lots of sunshine and it's still a little on the fresh side in newcastle with a breeze off the north sea. here is the outlook into the weekend and also the bank holiday weekend into monday. the weather remains settled. that high pressure is in no hurry to budge. bye— bye. this is bbc news, i'm ben brown. the headlines... pressure on america to keep troops in afghanistan longer, so more people can escape the taliban. g7 leaders will meet shortly to discuss the crisis. we have to plan on the 31st of august being the last moment. every day we get after that will be a big bonus, and we would like it. as the airlift of thousands of afghans continues, there's growing evidence of taliban crimes. in particular, we have also received cred

now, we saw all the cloud in the north sea. it's actually on that weather front there, very weak. it's pushing inland during wednesday night. a little light rain or drizzle here and there, and by the time we get to thursday morning, it's cloudy and damp across wales and the southwest. but the cloud should thin and break. sunshine comes out across many western parts of the uk, but there'll be more cloud blown in by a strong wind off the north sea into eastern scotland for a while, but more especially across eastern parts of england. and here, temperatures may be no better than 16 or 17 degrees. further west in the sunshine, it will be warmer, although not quite as warm as wednesday. with that weather front out of the way by the end of the week, we still have high pressure in charge. still a cool breeze coming in around some of those north sea coasts, and we'll see some cloud developing, particularly inland across england and wales on friday. more in the way of sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, and the weather should brighten up a bit more across east anglia and the southe

the north sea. those winds will drag in a lot of cloud around on monday. there may not be too much in the way of sunshine. the best of the sunshine will be towards the western side of the uk where we are more sheltered from what's likely to be a stronger wind in many areas on monday, and that wind off the north sea will make it feel cold around some of those north sea coasts, the best temperatures out towards the west, again 20, possibly pushing 21. tuesday looks fairly similar. if there is any sunshine first thing, it may fill up with cloud a bit more — a lot of cloud on the scene again on tuesday and again a fairly brisk wind coming in too. those temperatures are not going to change very much. near some eastern parts of the uk, temperatures only 16 or 17. with high pressure in charge throughout the week, it's going to be dry, quite breezy, some sunshine and again, the best of the sunshine in the west. this is bbc news. these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. the final uk f

north sea. so tonight, a bit like last night, it is steady as she goes on the weather front, clear skies across more western areas whereas central and eastern parts of the country are probably turning overcast by early morning as the north sea wind drags in the cloud. now, what weather you will get on tuesday or the subtleties on the weather will depend on where you are within this area of high pressure. so, the thinking is in the centre of the high pressure, so across scotland, i think that is where the best of the sunshine is going to be, and here temperatures could actually hit the mid 20s, whereas around the high, with the breeze blowing around it, there will be, at times, more cloud. but then again, you get to the south coast and then there is more sunshine again. so, the distribution of cloud within this high pressure will be variable. here is a look at the weather map for wednesday, and notice there is a very weak cool front moving across the north sea, it is just going to graze eastern p

north sea. cooler along the north sea coastline, and also into the south—east. some fabrics this afternoon across the channel islands, a few across parts of south—east england, more across northern ireland and scotland and a few across north—west england. temperatures today, if you're in the sunshine it will feel quite pleasant, looking at 18 to 20, but if you plan to take a stroll along the shoreline along the north sea coastline, it will feel a bit chilly. through the evening and overnight, once again quite a bit of cloud around, again still does breeze coming in from the north sea. some clear skies, temperatures very similar to what we saw last night, so falling away between about ten and 1a or 15 celsius. so not a particularly cold night for most of us. into tomorrow, still a lot of cloud around, this keen north north—easterly breeze coming in from the north sea. quite breezy through the north sea. quite breezy through the english channel tomorrow as well, and we will see the occasio

now, we saw all the cloud in the north sea. it's actually on that weather front there, very weak. it's pushing inland during wednesday night. a little light rain or drizzle here and there, and by the time we get to thursday morning, it's cloudy and damp across wales and the southwest. but the cloud should thin and break. sunshine comes out across many western parts of the uk, but there'll be more cloud blown in by a strong wind off the north sea into eastern scotland for a while, but more especially across eastern parts of england. and here, temperatures may be no better than 16 or 17 degrees. further west in the sunshine, it will be warmer, although not quite as warm as wednesday. with that weather front out of the way by the end of the week, we still have high pressure in charge. still a cool breeze coming in around some of those north sea coasts, and we'll see some cloud developing, particularly inland across england and wales on friday. more in the way of sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, and the weather should brighten up a bit more across east anglia and the southe

the north sea. those winds will drag in a lot of cloud around on monday. there may not be too much in the way of sunshine. the best of the sunshine will be towards the western side of the uk where we are more sheltered from what's likely to be a stronger wind in many areas on monday, and that wind off the north sea will make it feel cold around some of those north sea coasts, the best temperatures out towards the west, again 20, possibly pushing 21. tuesday looks fairly similar. if there is any sunshine first thing, it may fill up with cloud a bit more, a lot of cloud on the scene again on tuesday and again a fairly brisk wind coming in too. those temperatures are not going to change very much. near some eastern parts of the uk, temperatures only 16 or 17. with high pressure in charge throughout the week, it's going to be dry, quite breezy, some sunshine and again, the best of the sunshine in the west. this is bbc news. the headlines at 4... the final uk flight to evacuate civilians from afghanistan

now, we saw all the cloud in the north sea. it's actually on that weather front there, very weak. it's pushing inland during wednesday night. a little light rain or drizzle here and there, and by the time we get to thursday morning, it's cloudy and damp across wales and the southwest. but the cloud should thin and break. sunshine comes out across many western parts of the uk, but there'll be more cloud blown in by a strong wind off the north sea into eastern scotland for a while, but more especially across eastern parts of england. and here, temperatures may be no better than 16 or 17 degrees. further west in the sunshine, it will be warmer, although not quite as warm as wednesday. with that weather front out of the way by the end of the week, we still have high pressure in charge. still a cool breeze coming in around some of those north sea coasts, and we'll see some cloud developing, particularly inland across england and wales on friday. more in the way of sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, and the weather should brighten up a bit more across east anglia and the southe

now, we saw all the cloud in the north sea. it's actually on that weather front there, very weak. it's pushing inland during wednesday night. a little light rain or drizzle here and there, and by the time we get to thursday morning, it's cloudy and damp across wales and the southwest. but the cloud should thin and break. sunshine comes out across many western parts of the uk, but there'll be more cloud blown in by a strong wind off the north sea into eastern scotland for a while, but more especially across eastern parts of england. and here, temperatures may be no better than 16 or 17 degrees. further west in the sunshine, it will be warmer, although not quite as warm as wednesday. with that weather front out of the way by the end of the week, we still have high pressure in charge. still a cool breeze coming in around some of those north sea coasts, and we'll see some cloud developing, particularly inland across england and wales on friday. more in the way of sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, and the weather should brighten up a bit more across east anglia and the southe

now, that cloud will continue to push back in off the north sea through the night. that's going to act like a blanket. it's not going to be a cold night, with overnight lows perhaps staying into mid—teens for some. it will be a quiet start to tuesday, but once again, a rather grey and gloomy one. the high pressure keeping things very quiet, but again, that breeze just coming in off the north sea, and a few more isobars, so the breeze picking up, and the cloud will continue to sit across the country for much of the day. favoured spots for any brighter, sunnier spells perhaps into northern ireland and western fringes of scotland once again, but those temperatures are going to be a little bit more subdued. again, we're looking at maybe around 15—19 celsius at the very best. wednesday is the beginning of september. the high pressure is still with us, little in the way of significant change to the weather story. so, i suppose the good news is you will be able to plan ahead. there's going to be a lot of dry weather to look out for. and maybe on wednesday, more sunshin

now, we saw all the cloud in the north sea. it's actually on that weather front there, very weak. it's pushing inland during wednesday night. a little light rain or drizzle here and there, and by the time we get to thursday morning, it's cloudy and damp across wales and the southwest. but the cloud should thin and break. sunshine comes out across many western parts of the uk, but there'll be more cloud blown in by a strong wind off the north sea into eastern scotland for a while, but more especially across eastern parts of england. and here, temperatures may be no better than 16 or 17 degrees. further west in the sunshine, it will be warmer, although not quite as warm as wednesday. with that weather front out of the way by the end of the week, we still have high pressure in charge. still a cool breeze coming in around some of those north sea coasts, and we'll see some cloud developing, particularly inland across england and wales on friday. more in the way of sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, and the weather should brighten up a bit more across east anglia and the southe

we saw the cloud in the north sea. it's on that weather front there. it's pushing inland during wednesday night, a little light rain or drizzle there, and by the time we get to thursday morning, it's cloudy and damp across wales and the southwest. sunshine comes out across the west, but more cloud blown in by a strong wind off the north sea into eastern scotland for a while, but more across eastern part of england. here, temperatures may be at 60 degrees. it will be warmer further west, although not quite as warm as wednesday. with that weather front out of the way, we still have high pressure in charge. still a cool breeze coming in around some of those north sea coast, and we'll see cloud developing, particularly in land across england and wales. more in the way of �*s online —— sunshine, and the weather should brighten up a bit more across east anglia and the southeast. temperatures will be near 18-20 southeast. temperatures will be near 18—20 celsius at the end of the week. this is bbc news, the headlines. president biden has said that ther

coming in off the north sea, though, there is this cloud that's pushing towards northern england and eventually it will work towards parts of wales and it could produce a few spots of drizzle, some mistiness over the hills. mist and fog patches and scotland and northern ireland will lift, the sunshine comes out and south of our cloud will get some sunshine across more so than parts of england, as well. let's move northwards though into the northern aisles. cloudy skies here, certainly pegging back the temperatures. but elsewhere in scotland, many places enjoying lots of sunshine. temperatures in the west getting up to 2a or 25 degrees. sunshine for northern ireland, higher temperatures in the west of the country, more cloud than for northern england and particularly as you head towards them north midlands, lincolnshire affecting mid and north wales. south of that, sunshine, stronger wind through the english channel affecting the south coast of england. many parts of the country and to stay with some sunshine, still some cloud in central areas, more cloud into the northeast as well. t

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always a wind coming in from the north sea, some brisk winds for the southeast of england. should be a fair bit of sunshine, though, i think on saturday, some patchy cloud bubbling up here and there. and in the sunshine, again, across western scotland, we could see temperatures up to 22 degrees. second half of the weekend, still dry, high pressure around, bit breezy and cooler around some of those north sea coasts, a bit more cloud perhaps coming into scotland and northern ireland, sunshine for england and wales and temperatures typically 19 or 20 celsius. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines: the united states says it will continue to evacuate people from afghanistan, even after the august 31st deadline. there is no deadline on our work to help any remaining american citizens who decide they want to leave to do so, along with the many afghans who have stood by us over these many years and want to leave and have been unable to do so. so what awaits the refugees taken to america? we'll have a special report from texas. also i

closer to the north sea coasts and also inland, it once again will turn cloudy as that north sea cloud drifts in — or persists, if you have already. that means that wednesday morning will start off grey in a number of areas. but, just like today, that cloud will give way to some sunshine eventually. so you can see through the morning, the cloudier skies, and into lunch time, the cloudier skies there into the east, the southeast as well, breaking up here, but sunshine along the coast and beautiful weather along the coasts of wales, the irish sea. there's some fantastic weather in the southwest of scotland, and in glasgow, up to 26 celsius with light winds and sunshine. now a subtle difference on thursday — a little cool front is expected to ride on the eastern edge of this high pressure here and bring some cool winds from the north. so here's that cooler wind blowing out of the north sea, bringing some cloud here. so i think on the coast itself, it could actually feel relatively chilly, temperatures could be around 15—16 celsius. 0ut towards the west where the winds are lighter an

a little bit of a cool breeze there around the north sea coast. not too noticeable on wednesday, but by that time we get to thursday, i think we will see freshening winds on the north sea coast anywhere from aberdeenshiredown into east anglia. here's that breeze, you can see the wind coming from the north. a cool front here, that indicates thick cloud, and you can see that arc of cloud as this cool front, and i say "cool", i mean, it's really a cold front, but it's hardly bringing particularly cold weather. temperatures will be around about, say 16—17 celsius. the best of the weather will be towards the west at the country around 21—22 celsius in the sunshine. so, here's the summary and the outlook for the week ahead, and you can see not a lot changes even into the weekend. not too hot, not too cold, for most of us, just right. bye— bye. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. that taliban is saying there will be no extension to the deadline for foreign troops to leave afghanistan. thousands of people remained to be evacuated and ther

around it, you can see where the winds are flowing, coming in off the north sea, dragging in all that moisture and cloud. again, it's going to be across more western parts of the uk where we are sheltered from what could be a slightly stronger wind on tuesday that will see the sunshine and temperatures getting up to 20 degrees. along some eastern coasts of england in particular, a quite chilly 16 or 17 celsius under the cloud. it's still going to be quite blowy as we head into the middle part of the week, because that high pressure is still there so some stronger winds around eastern coastal areas, the south coast and south—east of england. and it looks like there is still a lot of cloud in the forecast on wednesday across england and wales. scotland and northern ireland though hopefully seeing a bit more sunshine and the winds a bit lighter here. that will provide a bit of warmth and temperatures up to around 20 celsius. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. more explosionsin afghanistan, as the us carries out anot

still that breeze coming in from the north sea, particularly brisk for east anglia and the south—east as well. lighter winds further west and plenty of spells of sunshine for many areas, particularly for england and wales. a little bit more cloud for scotland and northern ireland, but there will be some breaks in that cloud, especially towards the west during the afternoon. but top temperatures around about 15 in aberdeen to perhaps 20 in glasgow, 2! in cardiff. as we head to sunday into monday, high pressure stays out towards the north—west, those winds coming in from a north or north—easterly direction. so, they will bring more cloud, particularly in the east during the day on monday, where it will be a little bit cool where you are exposed to that breeze off the north sea. so, around some of these east coasts, temperatures generally in the mid to high teens. you'll notice things feel cooler with the gusts of wind at around 30 mph for some areas. lighter winds towards the west and it's here that you'll see the best of any sunshine. the temperature is a touch cooler by the time w

sea coast. not too noticeable plum and stable by the time you get a thursday, i think was a thursday, i think was the freshening in the north sea coast and east anglia. here's the breeze we will see the wind coming from the north, core frontier that indicates the cloud and you can see arc of cloud as the front, it's really a court from but it's hardly bringing physically cold weather. temperatures around about 16 or 70 degrees, the best will be towards the west of the country around 21 or 22 degrees in the sunshine. here's the summary of the outlook for the week ahead not a lot of changes even to the we not too hot, not too cold. for most of us, just right. goodbye. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines. pressure builds to extend the deadline for foreign troops to leave afghanistan — but the taliban say no. that is a clear violation, one thing. secondly, about consequences, it is up to our leadership how to proceed. in the last few hours, afghan

now, we saw all the cloud in the north sea. it's actually on that weather front there, very weak. it's pushing inland during wednesday night. a little light rain or drizzle here and there, and by the time we get to thursday morning, it's cloudy and damp across wales and the southwest. but the cloud should thin and break. sunshine comes out across many western parts of the uk, but there'll be more cloud blown in by a strong wind off the north sea into eastern scotland for a while, but more especially across eastern parts of england. and here, temperatures may be no better than 16 or 17 degrees. further west in the sunshine, it will be warmer, although not quite as warm as wednesday. with that weather front out of the way by the end of the week, we still have high pressure in charge. still a cool breeze coming in around some of those north sea coasts, and we'll see some cloud developing, particularly inland across england and wales on friday. more in the way of sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, and the weather should brighten up a bit more across east anglia and the southe

coming in off the north sea, though, there is this cloud that's pushing towards northern england and eventually it will work towards parts of wales and it could produce a few spots of drizzle, some mistiness over the hills. mist and fog patches and scotland and northern ireland will lift, the sunshine comes out and south of our cloud will get some sunshine across more so than parts of england, as well. let's move northwards though into the northern aisles. cloudy skies here, certainly pegging back the temperatures. but elsewhere in scotland, many places enjoying lots of sunshine. temperatures in the west getting up to 2a or 25 degrees. sunshine for northern ireland, higher temperatures in the west of the country, more cloud than for northern england and particularly as you head towards them north midlands, lincolnshire affecting mid and north wales. south of that, sunshine, stronger wind through the english channel affecting the south coast of england. many parts of the country and to stay with some sunshine, still some cloud in central areas, more cloud into the northeast as well. t

always a wind coming in from the north sea, some brisk winds for the southeast of england. should be a fair bit of sunshine, though, i think, on saturday, some patchy cloud bubbling up here and there. and in the sunshine, again, across western scotland, we could see temperatures up to 22 degrees. second half of the weekend, still dry, high pressure around, bit breezy and cooler around some of those north sea coasts, a bit more cloud perhaps coming into scotland and northern ireland, sunshine for england and wales and temperatures typically 19 or 20 celsius. this is bbc news with the latest business headlines act now or no turkey for christmas! leading uk supermarket�*s demand government action as the shortage of lorry drivers causes more supply chain disruption. turbulence for workers of delta airlines — who are told to getjabbed or face a monthly surcharge. and the game of golf swings past the pandemic blues, as a surge of women take up the sport for the first time. but will they cash in on the game's rising popularity?

that's because we will have a strong wind coming in off the north sea behind this whether front which is more a band of cloud than anything else. that will stretch its way down towards wales and the southwest that cloud tending to break up with the day. stronger winds down the eastern side of scotland and particularly eastern england will feel much cooler on thursday. thousand north sea coast could be no better than 15 or 16 degrees. 0ut could be no better than 15 or 16 degrees. out to the west we will see the highest temperatures and the best of the sunshine. this is bbc news, the headlines. the white house says president biden will decide in the next 24 hours if the us will keep its forces in kabul past the current deadline of the 31st of august. the taliban are hostile to an extension. pfizer's two—dose covid—nineteen vaccine has received full approvalfrom the us food and drug administration — the firstjab to be licensed in the country. the vaccine had up to now, only been given emergency use authorisation. in germany, tighter restrictions have come into force to access a wid

for example, this bank of cloud in the north sea will be pushed in by the wind blowing off the north sea into and central parts of the country. that means by early tuesday morning, say in the peak district, it might be pretty overcast, whereas for many other parts of the country, we will be waking up to sunshine, like the lake district and the south coast of england. it is not cold. the cloud will vary during the day, but the best sunshine will be in the centre of his high pressure, where the winds are also light and where we get that sunshine. on wednesday, the high pressure is still there. a bit more of a breeze which will be felt along the north sea because during this week, but there is very little difference. let's look at the forecast for the rest of the week was that we will be chopping and changing between the sunny my cloudy and bright symbols. temperatures are neither going to be too hot or too cold. for most of us, it's going to be just right. that's all from the bbc news at six — so it's goodbye from me and on bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. h

the winds around the coming in from the north sea, pushing in the cloud. we start tuesday with a blanket of cloud against most of england and wales temperatures 11—13 . because of the thinner in scotland and northern ireland so the coolie here first thing. we should see a bit more sunshine breaking through the cloud. across central parts of western scotland and northern ireland as well and i'm hopeful that across east anglia and southeast the kabul thin and break to get some sunshine at a time. further north likely to keep a lot of clout. still maybe some drizzle. the winds coming in off the north sea, not can be very warm down the east coast of scotland nor indeed the east coast of england, temperatures 15 — 17 degrees with that at best and the sunshine may be 20 celsius once again. many places and didn't the day cloudy on tuesday. should be a decent enter today for northern island, western parts of scotland. the high—pressure is still sitting to the northwest of the uk on wednesday. it's not going anywhere just yet. we got stronger winds on the eas

always a wind coming in from the north sea, some brisk winds for the southeast of england. should be a fair bit of sunshine, though, i think, on saturday, some patchy cloud bubbling up here and there. and in the sunshine, again, across western scotland, we could see temperatures up to 22 degrees. second half of the weekend, still dry, high pressure around, bit breezy and cooler around some of those north sea coasts, a bit more cloud perhaps coming into scotland and northern ireland, sunshine for england and wales and temperatures typically 19 or 20 celsius. kabul this is bbc news: i'm rich preston. our top stories. the united states and britain warn their citizens to stay away from kabul airport — amid fears of a potential terror attack. but the scramble to flee the country continues — thousands of people remain at the airport — desperate to leave. is it worth it? is it betterjust staying here in afghanistan for the moment? translation: there's | no way we can stay here. the americans should shoot us or let us through. researchers say booster shots of the covid vaccin

but across the north sea, i am assured it does this. like you find in most aircraft, you have the throttle here to control the power to the engines, the joystick between my leg which controls directions, so left or right or forward or back, and the pedals which were used for driving now control the rudderfor yaw. it can carry enough fuel to fly for up to three hours. of course on the aviation frontier, safety is a work in progress. german outfit lilium's all—electric prototype went up in flames last year, around a month after anotherjet from israeli start—up eviation caught fire during testing. meanwhile, boeing has pressed paws on its innovation unit, next. backed by uber and toyota, joby aviation plans on bringing a flying taxi service to our airways. 0ther established car companies are piling in too. general motors has unveiled a flying cadillac concept and with funding from innovate uk and hyundai, coventry is set to receive a pop—up airport for the flying vehicles of tomorrow. but time is of the essence. pal—v has been goin

a little bit of a cool breeze there around the north sea coast. not too noticeable on wednesday, but by that time we get to thursday, i think we will see freshening winds on the north sea coast anywhere from aberdeenshire down into east anglia. here's that breeze, you can see the wind coming from the north. a cool front here, that indicates thick cloud, and you can see that arc of cloud as this cool front, and i say "cool", i mean, it's really a cold front, but it's hardly bringing particularly cold weather. temperatures will be around about, say 16—17 celsius. the best of the weather will be towards the west at the country around 21—22 celsius in the sunshine. so, here's the summary and the outlook for the week ahead, and you can see not a lot changes even into the weekend. not too hot, not too cold, for most of us, just right. bye— bye. this is bbc news — our top stories. the pentagon says the us hasn't ruled out keeping its forces in kabul past the current deadline of august 31st — but reiterates its focus is currently on getting its

a little bit of a cool breeze there around the north sea coast. not too noticeable on wednesday, but by that time we get to thursday, i think we will see freshening winds on the north sea coast anywhere from aberdeenshiredown into east anglia. here's that breeze, you can see the wind coming from the north. a cool front here, that indicates thick cloud, and you can see that arc of cloud as this cool front, and i say "cool", i mean, it's really a cold front, but it's hardly bringing particularly cold weather. temperatures will be around about, say 16—17 celsius. the best of the weather will be towards the west at the country around 21—22 celsius in the sunshine. so, here's the summary and the outlook for the week ahead, and you can see not a lot changes even into the weekend. not too hot, not too cold, for most of us, just right. bye— bye. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. there are fears that there just isn't enough time to get everyone out. ~ . , isn't enough time to get everyone out. . ., , , ., isn't enough time to get everyon

always a wind coming in from the north sea, some brisk winds for the southeast of england. should be a fair bit of sunshine, though, i think, on saturday, some patchy cloud bubbling up here and there. and in the sunshine, again, across western scotland, we could see temperatures up to 22 degrees. second half of the weekend, still dry, high pressure around, bit breezy and cooler around some of those north sea coasts, a bit more cloud perhaps coming into scotland and northern ireland, sunshine for england and wales and temperatures typically 19 or 20 celsius. this is bbc news — i'm sally bundock — with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the united states and britain warn their citizens to stay away from kabul airport — amid fears of a potential terror attack. the pentagon says around 10,000 people are currently there — as the scramble to leave the country gathers pace. a warning that the summer of devastating wildfires underlines the need for radical shifts in behaviour to tackle global warming. and — the wheelchair tennis player hoping

er, i mean, the sequence of events was, following the many waves of the north sea that i've painted, then came the walls of water in response to this huge storm that happened at southwold further up the coast and, you know, the terrifying... they were beautiful and terrifying at the same time. and that was nature sort of answering us back because the little man—made sea wall seemed to be made of the finest bone china, about to be smashed to bits and then the walls of water led on to the edge paintings, which are the ice caps melting and then the ice caps melting, which are still going on, led to the animals, and what we're doing to animals. are these two works behind you, are they part of that sequence? yes, yes. i don't know if they're finished yet, but they're part of the ice cap melting. yeah, yeah. we are destroying everything, aren't we? do you really... ? do you feel it that bad? yes, i feel it. i feel it in my bones. and so when you called part of the series the edge, you feel that we are how close to that edge? well, maybe not in my lifetime, but, i mean, are your grandchil

now, that cloud will continue to push back in off the north sea through the night. that's going to act like a blanket. it's not going to be a cold night, with overnight lows perhaps staying into mid—teens for some. it will be a quiet start to tuesday, but once again, a rather grey and gloomy one. the high pressure keeping things very quiet, but again, that breeze just coming in off the north sea, and a few more isobars, so the breeze picking up, and the cloud will continue to sit across the country for much of the day. favoured spots for any brighter, sunnier spells perhaps into northern ireland and western fringes of scotland once again, but those temperatures are going to be a little bit more subdued. again, we're looking at maybe around 15—19 celsius at the very best. wednesday is the beginning of september. the high pressure is still with us, little in the way of significant change to the weather story. so, i suppose the good news is you will be able to plan ahead. there's going to be a lot of dry weather to look out for. and maybe on wednesday, more sunshin

closer to the north sea coasts and also inland, it once again will turn cloudy as that north sea cloud drifts in — or persists, if you have it already. that means that wednesday morning will start off grey in a number of areas. but, just like today, that cloud will give way to some sunshine eventually. so you can see through the morning, the cloudier skies, and into lunch time, the cloudier skies there into the east, the southeast as well, breaking up here, but sunshine along the coast and beautiful weather along the coasts of wales, the irish sea. there's some fantastic weather in the southwest of scotland, and in glasgow, up to 26 celsius with light winds and sunshine. now a subtle difference on thursday — a little cool front is expected to ride on the eastern edge of this high pressure here and bring some cool winds from the north. so here's that cooler wind blowing out of the north sea, bringing some cloud here. so i think on the coast itself, it could actually feel relatively chilly, temperatures could be around 15—16 celsius. out towards the west where the winds are lighter

always a wind coming in from the north sea, some brisk winds for the southeast of england. should be a fair bit of sunshine, though, i think, on saturday, some patchy cloud bubbling up here and there. and in the sunshine, again, across western scotland, we could see temperatures up to 22 degrees. second half of the weekend, still dry, high pressure around, bit breezy and cooler around some of those north sea coasts, a bit more cloud perhaps coming into scotland and northern ireland, sunshine for england and wales and temperatures typically 19 or 20 celsius. welcome to newsday — reporting live from singapore — i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines. the united states and britain warn their citizens to stay away from kabul airport — amidst fears of a potential terror attack. but the scramble to flee the country continues — thousands of people remain at the airport — desperate to leave. is it worth it? is it betterjust staying here in afghanistan for the moment? translation: there's | no way we can stay here. the americans should shoot us or let us through. also in the

always a wind coming in from the north sea, some brisk winds for the southeast of england. should be a fair bit of sunshine, though, i think, on saturday, some patchy cloud bubbling up here and there. and in the sunshine, again, across western scotland, we could see temperatures up to 22 degrees. second half of the weekend, still dry, high pressure around, bit breezy and cooler around some of those north sea coasts, a bit more cloud perhaps coming into scotland and northern ireland, sunshine for england and wales and temperatures typically 19 or 20 celsius. you're watching bbc news — i'm rich preston — our latest headlines. the united states and britain warn their citizens to stay away from kabul airport — amid fears of a potential terror attack. but the scramble to flee the country continues — thousands of people remain at the airport — desperate to leave. is it worth it? is it betterjust staying here in afghanistan for the moment? translation: there's | no way we can stay here. the americans should shoot us or let us through. researchers say booster shots of the

now, that cloud will continue to push back in off the north sea through the night. that's going to act like a blanket. it's not going to be a cold night, with overnight lows perhaps staying into mid—teens for some. it will be a quiet start to tuesday, but once again, a rather grey and gloomy one. the high pressure keeping things very quiet, but again, that breeze just coming in off the north sea, and a few more isobars, so the breeze picking up, and the cloud will continue to sit across the country for much of the day. favoured spots for any brighter, sunnier spells perhaps into northern ireland and western fringes of scotland once again, but those temperatures are going to be a little bit more subdued. again, we're looking at maybe around 15—19 celsius at the very best. wednesday is the beginning of september. the high pressure is still with us, little in the way of significant change to the weather story. so, i suppose the good news is you will be able to plan ahead. there's going to be a lot of dry weather to look out for. and maybe on wednesday, more sunshin

with the wind coming in off the north sea, particularly chilly. those temperatures will be close to 20 degrees. heading into wasn't a, similar story for the southeast of england —— heading into wednesday. perhaps into cumbria. top temperature of near 21 celsius. the bbc assumed ten people from one family six children killed from a us drone attack in afghan capital kabul, the us as its taking reports of civilian deaths very seriously. explosions, why they killed our family, a children? seven children. we are investigating this. i'm not can you _ we are investigating this. i'm not can you get — we are investigating this. i'm not can you get ahead of it. but if we have verifiable information that we have verifiable information that we did _ we have verifiable information that we did in _ we have verifiable information that we did in fact taken some life here then we _ we did in fact taken some life here then we will be transparent about that toe — then we will be transparent about that too. 3515 then we will be transparent about that too. �

now, that cloud will continue to push back in off the north sea through the night. that's going to act like a blanket. it's not going to be a cold night, with overnight lows perhaps staying into mid—teens for some. it will be a quiet start to tuesday, but once again, a rather grey and gloomy one. the high pressure keeping things very quiet, but again, that breeze just coming in off the north sea, and a few more isobars, so the breeze picking up, and the cloud will continue to sit across the country for much of the day. favoured spots for any brighter, sunnier spells perhaps into northern ireland and western fringes of scotland once again, but those temperatures are going to be a little bit more subdued. again, we're looking at maybe around 15—19 celsius at the very best. wednesday is the beginning of september. the high pressure is still with us, little in the way of significant change to the weather story. so, i suppose the good news is you will be able to plan ahead. there's going to be a lot of dry weather to look out for. and maybe on wednesday, more sunshin