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wales — it. big achievement. -- so glad i did it. wales are _ it. big achievement. -- so glad i did it. wales are currently - it. big achievement. -- so glad i. did it. wales are currently drawing 1-1 with did it. wales are currently drawing 1—1 with whistling in their world cup playoff. liverpool defender rhiannon roberts gave wales the lead. just to remind you, wales need to win by two clear goals and they need either scotland or portugal to win on penalties in order to make the finals. former chelsea player ramona bachmann equalised on the stroke of halftime. the second half will be underway on bbc iplayer shortly. that is all from myself, paul scott, andy sportsday team. thank you very much for watching. we will see you same time, same place tomorrow. do join us then. hello. last night, things got rather chilly across england and wales, temperatures down the lower end of single figures, even dipping below freezing in some spots. that is because, though, we had clear skies and light winds. tonight, more cloud around, drifting in courtesy of the

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defeat for scotland or wales will be the rest in apple battle. plenty of pressure then than wales wrote about in the opening minutes. a poor scotland bit back, their forwards forcing their way of the nine and entering the scoreboard. i woke wales up, kelly powell on the end of this well worked try as they increase their lead. a frustrating first half with few opportunities for scotland, the chance to reduce the gap for the break when begging. after the restart they found a breakthrough with wales a player down they touched down in the corner to give her side hope. one minute later she was in again to set up a huge finalfew minutes. later she was in again to set up a huge final few minutes. hernan, helen nelson missed all four cakes of a game, could she produce a sensationalfinish? she couldn't. sensational finish? she couldn't. but, sensationalfinish? she couldn't. but, wales could. a last—minute penalty, snatched victory with the last kick of the game. celebrations that followed, worthy of winning the cup themselves. it was nerve—racking, at

this frontal system is sliding eastwards across south wales. on sunday morning it will bring heavy rain to south—west england and rumbles of thunder. the rain extending into south—east england, potentially a little bit into south wales and the south midlands. we could see some patchy rainfora time for the london marathon, particularly through the morning. as the day wears on it will pull away southwards with maybe some late spells of sunshine for the late finishers. but as it pulls away, for much of the uk, sunday is a fine and dry day. showers to watch out for, particularly for western scotland and the northern isles. maybe later in the day for the north—west of northern ireland. we have got sunshine and temperatures in the mid to high teens. the wind is not as strong as they have been but still noticeable for the western and the northern isles. we could see some stronger gusts for a time for southern coastal counties associated with the band of rain which continues to move southward through sunday evening. most of the showers will fade

so what about in wales? natural resources wales of the environmental regulator but while they do inspect some farms they don't have a full—time, fully—funded team like in scotland. in charge of water quality at nrw is sean williams. we know there are problem areas in the wye catchment. what we've done is a lot of targeting different bars so that we had a dairy project that we ran, which we now are looking at how the role of that dairy project into different catchments and looking more around nutrients and phosphates. it's key having people on the ground to deliver it is so important that is why we are looking into it notjust externalfunded programmes, that are temporary, but were also looking at our baseline funding with welsh government. your budgets have gone down about a third since its inception. does it sometimes come down to resources? we would like to do more. we will do more. we can work with others as well. the welsh government has been facing new laws to tackle water pollution from farms and is

in wales, the reaction there? _ more uncertainty. in wales, the reaction there? two _ more uncertainty. in wales, the reaction there? two days - more uncertainty. in wales, the reaction there? two days ago i more uncertainty. in wales, the reaction there? two days ago in more uncertainty. in wales, the - reaction there? two days ago in the welsh parliament _ reaction there? two days ago in the welsh parliament they _ reaction there? two days ago in the welsh parliament they were - welsh parliament they were extraordinary scenes from the normally considered mark drakeford, the leader of the welsh labour party. he was visibly raging at the opposition leader, accusing the tory party of making a mess of the economy. it will come as no surprise that mark drakeford was scathing of today�*s events calling it a complete and utterfailure. there was no leadership at all. none of the reason he might have been so scathing, because similarly to what has happened in scotland, the deteriorating relationship between cardiff bay and westminster. when borisjohnson was in charge,

and right on the last minute switzerland broke wales hearts. they celebrated and wales hearts. they celebrated and wales watch their world cup dreams. a wales to was not helpful for scotland. now all they could do was leave everything on this pitch and hope that be an hour. this is an opportunity. the republic of ireland stood in their way. but when scotland were gifted at penalty two caroline ware couldn't convert. ireland then took control. as skilful ball through who kept her cool skilful ball through who kept her cool. that was ireland's winner, sending them to a first—ever world cup. 0h, sending them to a first—ever world cup. oh, that picture says it all. while scotland will have to watch another major tournament from afar. we need to digest, we need to go home and take some time. the hardware, the play is been amazing. i'm very proud of them. i can ask for anything else that we will stick together, we will come back together and hopefully another with them. the lionesses had plenty of chances with laurenjames coming the closest in the fourth minute on a full debut. .

that won't wales up once more. kayleigh powell on the end of this well worked try as they increase their lead. after the restart, they find a breakthrough, with wales a player down megan gaffney touched down in the corner to give her side hope. a minute later she was in again to set up a huge final few minutes. a last—minute penalty awarded, keira bevan shouldering the pressure, match victory with the last kick of the game. the celebration that followed, worthy of winning the cup themselves. that's all for now, i'll have a full round—up of today's sport on sportsday at 6:30. back to you, thank you very much. police in ireland have named the ten victims of the explosion at a village petrol station in county donegal on friday. superintendent liam geraghty said "they are all local people, they are all very much involved in the local community, they were all people who were shopping in their local shop,". the victims include 39—year—old catherine o'donnell, and her 13—year—old son james monaghan, and 50—y

thatjet afternoon for england and wales. that jet stream afternoon for england and wales. thatjet stream is starting to push in the weather systems and to northern ireland and western scotland by the time we get to monday afternoon. then through the course of the evening and into tuesday, that weather front will make a bit more progress into western parts of england and wales. but players from scotland and northern ireland. the winds will remain south—westerly ahead of that weather front. remain south—westerly ahead of that weatherfront. look remain south—westerly ahead of that weather front. look at the temperatures, 20 in london and norwich and 17 in belfast. so yes, unsettled and raining but warm. i'm going to concentrate on wednesday. the weather front will spawn low pressure across the uk, lots of isobars there, really gusty weather front with gale force winds. around coasts and inland but also northern wales, cumbria, south—west scotland could scoop up 50—100 millimetres of rain. at the end of the week, back to could scoop up 50—100 millimetres of rain. a

and that woke wales up once more. kayleigh powell on the end of this well—worked try as they increased their lead. in a frustrating first half of few opportunities for scotland, their chance to reduce the gap before the break went begging. after the restart, though, they found a breakthrough. with wales a player down, megan gaffney touched down in the corner to give her side hope. and minutes later, she was in again to set up a huge final few minutes. helen nelson had missed all four of her kicks in the game so far. could she produce a sensationalfinish? she couldn't. but wales could. a last—minute penalty awarded. keira bevan, shouldering the pressure, snatched victory with the last kick of the game. the celebrations that followed worthy of winning the cup themselves. jo currie, bbc news. and ahead of cricket's t20 world cup, england beat australia in perth — it's all on the bbc sport website. back to you, reeta. thank you very much. time for a look at the weather. here's helen willetts. it's been lovely here,

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a windy day widely but especially for england and wales. widespread gales here, possibly gusting 60 miles an hour. it will feel colder in scotland and northern ireland. there is some warmth for a while across the south—east and across east anglia. that area of low pressure continues to deepen as it runs away from the uk, could potentially be the first named storm. that heads to scandinavia, we are left with this form of west to south—westerly winds, windy again on thursday, gusty particularly to the east of high ground, eastern scotland in the north of england. it is mainly northern areas of the uk that will see showers, perhaps longer spells of rain on the strong winds. further south, fewer showers, more in the way of sunshine, still warm, 19 or 20 degrees in the south—east. we end the week on a similar note, perhaps not quite as windy but again, wetter weather coming into scotland, northern ireland, northern england and into wales. it still looks generally dry though in the midlands and towards the south—east with temperatures 18

it is going to be tougher i for wales to to the world cup -- are for wales to to the world cup —— are in a tougher position. yes, they are in a tougher position. yes, they are in zurich plains with the lid and the kick—off at about —— playing switzerland and they kick off in about a half an hour time. a lot riding on this one for wales women. a stunning folly forjust riding on this one for wales women. a stunning folly for just fishlike against bosnia and herzegovina got them to the spot. let's get into the nitty—gritty of how they can do that. there are three matches taking place tonight in the playoff finals. the other one is portugal against iceland, six countries all vying to qualify. of the three winners out of those matches, two will automatically get through, and that is dependent on how highly they are ranked in these playoff finals. i think you can see that in the table at the moment. the third winner will have to go to another playoff. they will have to plate and -- play —— play in it enter confederation playoff in february. essentially, wales and scotland have t

it has been a bit dry across england and wales, but scotland and northern ireland did get some wetter weather. on sunday we had plenty of sunshine for the afternoon then it started to turn cloudier late in the day across northern ireland, wales and southern areas of england and that is the first sign of the next batch of rain on its way. looking at the week ahead we will see some pretty heavy rain across western areas particularly as another batch of rain works through, particularly on thursday. it is an unsettled weather pattern. low pressures to the south—west of the uk and this will bring widespread outbreaks of rain as we go through sunday night. the rain still with us heading into the first part of monday, although there will be an improvement in the weather across england and wales particularly as we start to see this rain clear away. this ridge of high pressure follows in behind, so there will be quite a bit of dry weather once we have lost that rain. further north for scotland and northern ireland the rain will tend to ease to blustery showers so it still will stay unsettled

working across england and wales bringing usefulfalls of rain. we had some rain this morning, that's exactly the weather front that brought it, clearing out of the way. the straight line of cloud you can see working across east anglia. sunshine follows and for most of you it is an afternoon of increasingly bright weather, lots of sunshine around and just a few showers across the north west. showers, plenty across the north—west of scotland, gusts of wind about 30 mph on land 40 gusts of wind about 30 mph on land a0 in the hebrides. 0ne gusts of wind about 30 mph on land a0 in the hebrides. one or two showers for the north—west of both england and wales, but otherwise it is a largely dry picture. 18 in cardiff, that is three degrees above the seasonal average. a few more showers for the north—west of the uk overnight but it is england and wales where we keep the clearer skies and blokey across parts of the midlands, wales and east anglia, southern england temperatures could get down to zero in one or two spots. i have some plans that would n

so what about in wales? natural resources wales of the environmental regulator but while they do inspect some farms they don't have a full time, fully funded team like in scotland. in charge of water quality at an rw is sean williams. we know there are problem areas in the wye catchment. what we've done is a lot of targeting different bars so that we had a dairy project that we ran, which we now are looking at how the role of that dairy project into different catchments and looking more around nutrients and phosphates. it's key having people on the ground to deliver it so important that is why we are looking into it notjust externalfunded programmes, that's temporary but were also looking at our baseline funding with welsh government. your budgets have gone down about a third since its inception. does it sometimes conductive resources? we would like to do more. we will do more. we can work with others as well. the welsh government has been facing new laws to tackle water pollution from farms and is currently

this amazing close—up of a wales mouth was captured by 16—year—old from thailand. the hairy baleen plates are used to filter food for that you can even see tiny anchovyis food for that you can even see tiny anchovy is flying through the air as they try to escape. all the winners and runners—up will be on display to the public at the natural history museum in london from next monday. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. perhaps not so inspiring today. we got snow weather changes today. some big contrasts from place to place. for many of us, quite cloudy, some rain in scotland this morning, it will ease i think as we go on through the day. we have also seen some sunshine coming through the clouds. a lovely picture here from hampshire. the satellite picture shows the extent of today's cloud. a few breaks coming and going across the south. the midlands and east anglia. clearskies the south. the midlands and east anglia. clear skies to the north—west as well but in between, a lot of cloud today and rain showing up lot of cloud today and rain showing

but, wales good. a last—minute penalty awarded, shouldering the pressure, snatch victory with a last kick of the game. the celebrations that followed, whether you're winning the cup themselves. it followed, whether you're winning the cup themselves.— cup themselves. it was nerve-racking, - cup themselves. it was nerve-racking, at - cup themselves. it was nerve-racking, at 1.1 i cup themselves. it was - nerve-racking, at 1.1 couldn't nerve—racking, at 1. i couldn't watch, nerve—racking, at 1.1 couldn't watch, i wasjust nerve—racking, at 1.1 couldn't watch, i was just hiding nerve—racking, at 1.1 couldn't watch, i wasjust hiding behind nerve—racking, at 1.1 couldn't watch, iwasjust hiding behind my hand, but so proud of the girls, they dug it out, they believed and they dug it out, they believed and they kept believing right at the end and fair play to care of the slotting a penalty. brilliant kick there, slotting a penalty. brilliant kick there. she _ slotting a penalty. brilliant kick th

after days of rain in new south wales. and we catch up with the crowd who turned up at london's trafalgar square to the if»; %* ez�*z'fléz $5; "’ ' " of president vladimir putin said saturday can be no doubt to the occupied crimean peninsula was conceived and carried out by ukraine's intelligence services. he called it an act of terror. meanwhile rescue teams in the ukrainian city of zephyr region has been searching person fibres in the ruins of residential buildings that were destroyed by russian missile strikes overnight. paul adams read reports from the ukrainian capital kyiv. this is what escalation looks like. a gaping hole where once there were homes. rescue workers searching for the dead and the living. moments after the blast in the middle of the night stunned, furious reactions. they destroyed a building at night, at two a:m., he says. they simply destroyed a multistory building. we they simply destroyed a multistory building. we ran out into the street, _ multistory building. we ran out into the street, wh

and wales as the evening goes on. been quite pleasant after the chilly start in that sunshine towards the south east. so clearing from much of scotland and northern ireland quite quickly this evening, rhe rain. and then it moves south overnight through wales and england, maybe not reaching the very far southeast until we get on into tomorrow morning. it'll be a milder night in the south, a cooler night across northern areas and throughout the rest of today, tonight and tomorrow morning, across northern scotland, northern and western isles, 50 to 60 mph gusts and plenty of showers moving in. rain clearing the southeast by lunchtime tomorrow. then most places having a dry, sunny day. the showers are into western scotland, a few for northern ireland, north west england, north wales and perhaps the north midlands. hello this is bbc news with lukwesa burak. the headlines... russia investigates how and what caused the explosion that severely damaged its state—of—the—art and well defended bridge to crimea. officials in

but thatis monday across england and wales. but that is getting shunted away by these two weather fronts moving in from the atlantic. the winds pick up overnight and into tuesday across more of the country and we have the broad band of rain across the north west. as the rain pushing into england and wales in the afternoon it becomes lighter and patchy. following that we get sunshine and a few showers in scotland and northern ireland. you should stay dry towards the south—east, temperatures reaching 20 degrees. some places will cede more than their fair share of rain on tuesday and wednesday. may across north wales, but more especially in cumbria and south—west scotland, 50 to 100 millimetres of rain is in the forecast. wet weather to start the day on wednesday. followed by showers coming into the north—west but along the band of rain, the winds will be particularly gusty and squally. it will be a windy day quite widely, particularly across england and wales with widespread gales and the winds could touch 60 miles an hour.

wales can still make the knockouts and play australia next week. new zealand go here for a sixth world title, and at some point should face england. this time this sport's great force are on home soil and based on this morning, they are hard to stop. joe lynsky, bbc news. rugby union executive has promised to start the game up after the financial problems that have seen where star is suspended and relegated from the premiership and wasps expected to follow them, claims clubs have been living beyond their means for too long in a domestic system that he has described as being broken. meanwhile, this afternoon's membership again, lester overcame harlequins 27 points to 19. the meaning champions bouncing back from their defeat at home in the previous week. they ran in four tries. his first of the season. great britain finished the rail track cycling championships with three gold medals. the third of which provided by nina evans and the points race. she needed to win the final sprint of the event to secure what is the first individual world title of her

high pressure it's keeping it dry across england and wales through monday. that will get bumped out of the way by those two areas of cloud, two weather fronts and the breeze will pick up overnight and more widely into tuesday. those two bands of rain move across scotland and northern ireland, initially fairly heavy. as the rain moves in to and wales in the afternoon, the light becomes patchy and it will be followed by sunshine in the north—west and perhaps the odd shower. the rain never reaches the midlands, east anglia and the south—east, it is quite warm here on tuesday. temperatures of 20 degrees. some places will get more than their fair share of some places will get more than their fairshare of rain. some places will get more than their fair share of rain. perhaps across north wales, but more especially to cumbria and south of scotland on tuesday and into wednesday and there could be as much as 100 millimetres of rain. the weather fronts are stalling because we have a wave forming along them. that will turn into low pressure and bring weather during

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higher temperatures across england and wales. still quite warm for the time of year in the south—east. this is bbc news. i'm ben boulos and these are the latest headlines... britain's prime minister admits to the bbc that she should have laid the ground better for announcements that sparked chaos on the financial markets and divisions in her own party. ido i do stand by the package we announced and i stand by the fact that we announced it quickly, because we had to act, but i do accept we should have laid the ground a better, i do accept that. the sheer risk of using borrowed money— the sheer risk of using borrowed money to— the sheer risk of using borrowed money to fund tax cuts, that is not conservative. one of the world's worst stadium disasters. at least 125 people have died in a stampede at an indonesian football match after police tear—gassed pitch invaders. football is by far the number one sport in this country and

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this frontal system is sliding eastwards across south wales. on sunday morning it will bring heavy rain to south—west england and rumbles of thunder. the rain extending into south—east england, potentially a little bit into south wales and the south midlands. we could see some patchy rain for a time for the london marathon, particularly through the morning. as the day wears on it will pull away southwards may be some late spells of sunshine for the late finishers. but as it pulls away, for much of the uk, sunday is a fine and dry day. showers to watch out for, particularly for western scotland under northern ireland. maybe later in the day for the north—west of northern ireland. we have got sunshine and temperatures in the mid to high teens. the wind is not as strong as they have been but still noticeable for the western and the northern isles. we could see some stronger gusts for a time for southern coastal counties associated with the band of rain which continues to move southward through sunday evening. most of the showers will fade an

a fine afternoon for much of england and wales. rain across northern ireland are moving through more of scotland as the day goes on and with that it's quite windy as well. we have an area of low pressure which is passing the uk well to the north, but the trailing weather front is bringing that wet weather in and as we go through tonight that will move south eastwards across more of wales and england and behind it, clearerskies. so this is the progress of the rain as we go on through the rest of the day. into this evening it will begin to clear away from northern ireland and from northwest scotland eventually will see some of that rain heading into towards north west england and north west wales and more of northern england and wales as the evening goes on. as i mentioned, it's windy. these are average speeds, some gusts around northern scotland, northern and western isles, 50 to 60 miles an hour in two tonight northern and western isles, 50 to 60 miles an hour into tonight to the first part of monday's while, some large waves aroun

a wales defeat was not helpful for scotland. now all they could do was leave everything on this page and hope that would be an hour. this is an opportunity. the republic of ireland stood in their way. but when scotland were gifted the penalty... caroline ware couldn't convert. ireland then took control. a skilful ball back to barrett who kept her cool ball back to barrett who kept her cool. that was ireland's winner, sending them to a first ever world cup. while scotland will have to watch another major tournament from afar. we need to digest and we need to go home and we need to take some time. but the hard work of the players had done is been amazing, i'm very proud of them. have for everything else and we will stick together, we will come back together and hopefully we have another opportunity soon. come back together and hopefully we have another opportunity soon. defender lucy bronze won her hundredth cap for england, in a goalless draw in a friendly with czech republic at brighton's amex stadium. the lionesses had plenty o

in the sunshine across england and wales, temperatures getting up to 18 or 19 celsius. where we've got the rain across scotland, more like 13 or 14 celsius. and we've still got that area of rain across scotland and northern ireland on tuesday. area of high pressure drifting away southwards, so some of that rain likely to move into wales and northern england on tuesday. by and large, most of the rain in the week ahead will be for scotland, northern ireland, northern england and wales. drier conditions with some sunshine further south and east. that's all from me. this is bbc world news: i'm lucy grey. our top stories... at least 129 people die in a stampede at a football match in indonesia — it happened after police used tear gas during a pitch invasion. cheering. the ukrainian flag flies once again in a key town in the donetsk region, just a day after moscow claimed the territory would be russian forever. as the clean up begins, the true extent of destruction for what could be its most important election since the 1980s.

. 0n england and south wales. on sunday morning that will bring heavy rain to south—west england, rumbles of thunder, too. the rain extending into south—east england, potentially a little bit into south wales and the south midlands. we could see some patchy rain for a time for the london marathon, particularly through the morning. as the day wears on the rain will pull away southwards may be some late spells of sunshine for the late finishes. it as the rentals away, for much of the uk, sunday is a fine and dry day with spells of sunshine. still showers to watch out for in western scotland and the northern isles, may be later in the day for the north—west of northern ireland. where we have sunshine, temperatures in the mid to high teens, 17, 18 celsius. the winds are not as strong as they have been but noticeable for the western and northern isles and we could also see stronger gusts for a time for southern counties associated with the band of rain which continues to pull away southwards through sunday evenin

may be across north wales _ and wednesday. may be across north wales. more especially in cumbria and south—west scotland. wet weather to start _ and south—west scotland. wet weather to start wednesday, followed by showers — to start wednesday, followed by showers coming into the north—west, and along _ showers coming into the north—west, and along the band of rain, the winds— and along the band of rain, the winds witt— and along the band of rain, the winds will be particularly dusty and squatty. _ winds will be particularly dusty and squatty. a — winds will be particularly dusty and squally, a windy day quite widely particularly across england and wales, — particularly across england and wales, widespread gales here, the winds— wales, widespread gales here, the winds could touch 60 miles an hour. that witt— winds could touch 60 miles an hour. that will make it feel colder as the showers _ that will make it feel colder as the showers coming to scotland and northern — showers coming to scotland and northern ireland. still decent te

so about ten to 12 in england and wales, not particularly cold for october. the weekend continues to see areas of low pressure form to our west and bring pulses of rain across uk. it will be quite windy for a time. saturday starts off with rain early in the morning. that tends to clear out of the way. then we will start to see showers moving in. show widespread across western areas, some heavy with rumbles of thunder and it will be at a windy day as well with gusts of winds running into 40 mph. mild for england and wales with up temperatures if anything a little below average in parts of scotland. sunday probably not a bad start today with morning sunshine, few misinformed patches clearing for the of heavy rain working into western areas so wales in western england, northern ireland and perhaps selfless, and seeing that rain as we edge into the afternoon. again, similar temperatures for england and wales, cool air continuing to flow in scotland. the jet stream pattern and this weekend we've got a very big trough in the central atlantic. that's what's forming

some mps in the north of wales can thank him for their- of wales can thank him for their seats— of wales can thank him for their seats because _ of wales can thank him for their seats because he _ of wales can thank him for their seats because he helped - of wales can thank him for their seats because he helped to i of wales can thank him for theirj seats because he helped to turn several — seats because he helped to turn several of — seats because he helped to turn several of the _ seats because he helped to turn several of the seats _ seats because he helped to turn several of the seats blue - seats because he helped to turn several of the seats blue back. seats because he helped to turnj several of the seats blue back in 2019 _ that's all from westminster. as the leadership contest gets underway, the state of the economy continues to impact lives. new figures show government borrowing rose in september. borrowing — the difference between spending and tax income — was £20bn last month, up £2.2bn from a year earlier — it's the second highest september borrowing since monthly

large parts of england, scotland and wales have none at all. where there have been trains today, they started a lot later than usual and they finished earlier, as well. nothing at all has been running between london and some other major cities including edinburgh, newcastle and brighton. the train drivers' union aslef is demanding a pay rise amid high inflation. the rmt wants that for its rail worker members too, and it argues job security and working conditions are under threat. it says its current mandate for strike action lasts until late november. we will be commencing a re—ballot next week, so that process will be under way and we expect a very healthy return and a fresh mandate that will go through to the middle of next year, if that is what is needed, but we don't want that. we would rather get a settlement and get this dispute out of the way and get back to normal. rail industry bosses say they want to give a pay rise but the impact of the pandemic on finances and travel patterns means reforms must be agreed to afford it. we're lookin

in the sunshine across england and wales, temperatures getting up to 18 or 19 celsius. where we've got the rain across scotland, more like 13 or 1a celsius. and we've still got that area of rain across scotland and northern ireland on tuesday. are of high pressure drifting away southwards, so some of that rain likely to move into wales and northern england on tuesday. by and large, most of the rain in the week ahead will be for scotland, northern ireland, northern england and wales. drier conditions with some sunshine further south and east. that's all from me. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm lucy grey. our top stories: at least 129 people die in a stampede at a football match in indonesia — it happened after police used tear gas during a pitch invasion. cheering. the ukrainian flag flies once again in a key town in the donetsk region, just a day after moscow claimed the territory would be russian forever. as the clean up begins, the true extent of destruction caused by hurricane ian in florida becomes apparent. the

wales drew level when harry stretched over the line. and from there, wales restricted australia to just two penalties with the match finishing 13 to seven but that handed wales a losing bonus point, but they will have to wait on other results to see if it is enough to see them through. there aren't many things more intimidating than facing new zealand on their home turf. first you have their traditional dance, then you have to try and stop one of the greatest teams in world rugby. u nfortu nately greatest teams in world rugby. unfortunately for scotland, this was too much. the black ferns had their first try inside two minutes. by half—time, new zealand had scored seven and by full—time, it was nine. the final score, new zealand 57, scotland zero with the bravehearts heading home. for scotland, the road may have come to an end but for wales, their dream lives on for now. lydia campbell, bbc news. at the rugby league world cup, scotland were hammered by australia for their second loss in the tournament. later today england could secu

england and wales overall have more cloud and patchy rain for northern england, the midlands and wales in the afternoon. looks like that rain could turn heavier briefly as it heads across the south—east of england tomorrow evening, onto thursday and we look at the top and tail of the country for the wetter weather, very confident we will see quite few showers on the principle scotland and northern ireland on thursday, this area of rain, the forecast at the moment is more iffy, it does not look like we will see much further north on the m4 corridor and we might not even see as heavy across southern counties of england, so decent autumn sunshine for many on thursday, by friday it looks like the area of head off towards the continent, showers to the far north of the of the uk, the wind will be a feature for the far north of scotland, boasting 60 or 70 mph. could be felt at first thing across england and wales on friday but essentially back to where we are thursday, lots of autumn sunshine —— could be fog posting. temperatures lower double figures the mid—teens. a reminder of our t

wales are playing switzerland in zurich as we speak and after 25 minutes it is 1—0 to wales. they have never qualified for a major tournament before so this is nerve—racking for them and as for scotland, they take on the republic of ireland at hampden park in the later match and will have to win if they want to stand any chance of getting to the world cup. it is expected to be another record crowd for a competitive women's match here stop but even if scotland and wales to win their matches, neither are guaranteed a place at the world cup. there are three play—off matches tonight and two of the winners will automatically get through, but that is only dependent on their rankings. the third winner will have to go to another play—off which will take place in february in new zealand, so it is completed, but if it means getting to a world cup, worth it. thank you. time for a look at the weather, here's nick miller. lovely sunshine this morning. gorgeous sunshine to start the day and a nice view of that from sorry but autumn has two sides to it, it is the chili, bright, quiet

a windy day widely but especially for england and wales. widespread gales here, possibly gusting 60 miles an hour. it will feel colder in scotland and northern ireland. there is some warmth for a while across the south—east and across east anglia. that area of low pressure continues to deepen as it runs away from the uk, could potentially be the first named storm. that heads to scandinavia, we are left with this form of west to south—westerly winds, windy again on thursday, gusty particularly to the east of high ground, eastern scotland in the north of england. it is mainly northern areas of the uk that will see showers, perhaps longer spells of rain on the strong winds. further south, fewer showers, more in the way of sunshine, still warm, 19 or 20 degrees in the south—east. we end the week on a similar note, perhaps not quite as windy but again, wetter weather coming into scotland, northern ireland, northern england and into wales. it still looks generally dry though in the midlands and towards the south—east with temperatures 18

mild for england and wales. but we do have those temperatures closer to or perhaps a bit below average across parts of scotland. and the reason we have those big temperature contrasts at the moment is down to ourjet stream, which is running across the uk. it's bringing many areas mild weather, but to the north side of the jet stream, we've got the colder air flowing in across scotland and increasingly that cooler weather will work its way into northern ireland as well. now this weekend it does stay unsettled. we've got further areas of low pressure. and it will become quite windy for a time as well on saturday. i think the best way to sum up saturday's weather is rain at times really. there will be some sunny spells between these bands of rain, but the winds pick up through the day. gusts running into the forties of miles an hour. so potentially some gales around our coasts and hills. it continues to be mild across the south of the uk with that colder air in scotland and increasingly northern ireland too. into t

for scotland and wales, winning tonight isjust the scotland and wales, winning tonight is just the first step of a long play—off process. tonight are the european play—off semifinals with the winners of these ties going through to the finals next tuesday. if scotland beat austria they will travel to dublin to play the republic of ireland. if wales win, they will travel to switzerland. this is where it gets a little bit complicated, because the top two ranked winners of those ties will go straight into the world cup but the lowest ranked side will head to the intercontinental play—offs next february. this will include teams from each federation he will play for the final three world cup spots. the european team it willjust have to play one match at these play—offs, as they try to qualify for the final tournament. but regardless of the what—ifs and the how, the fact is that for wales and scotland this is knockout football. fail to win tonight and the world cup dream will be over. lydia campbell, bbc news. we're going stay with women's footy because tomorrow night at wembley — t

large parts of england, scotland and wales have none at all. where there has been trained today, they started a lot later than usual and they finished earlier as well. nothing at all has been running between london and some other major cities, including edinburgh, newcastle and brighton. the train drivers union aslef is demanding a pay rise amid high inflation. the rmt once that for its rail worker members, two and argue job security and working conditions are under threat. it says its current mandate for strike action last until late november.— strike action last until late november. ~ ., . november. we are commencing every ballot _ november. we are commencing every ballot next _ november. we are commencing every ballot next week. - november. we are commencing every ballot next week. that - every ballot next week. that process will be under way and we expect a very healthy return and a fresh mandate that will go through until the middle of next year if that is what's needed. we don't want that, we would rather get a settlement and get this d

a wales defeat was not helpful for scotland. now all they could do was leave everything on this hampden pitch and hope that would be enough. the republic of ireland stood in their way. the referee certainly noticed an irish handball. gift for scotland but caroline weir threw it away. ireland then took control. amber barrett kept her cool. that was ireland�*s winning goal, sending them to a first ever world cup. whilst scotland will have to watch another major tournament from afar. disappointment and that is an understatement for both scotland and wales. several have spoken of their frustration during the summer�*s euros watching england lift a trophy for a tournament they were not even involved in and now next year�*s world cup will take place without wales and scotland involved. and that means they will be set out on the chance to capitalise on the growth of the women�*s game. one of the last remaining stars of hollywood�*s golden age — the actress dame angela lansbury — has died at the age of 96. herfamily said s

southern parts wales as well. if this area of low pressure manages to get a little bit further north than it could commit a little bit more strongly and we could get some stronger winds affecting southern parts of england. so something to bear in mind. the winds will also pick up there wednesday evening through some have your rain. that coming through as we go through thursday night. for friday and the weekend it is a familiar rather unsettled theme to our weather picture. west of south—westerly winds bring plenty of showers and the temperature is not really changed very much bye—bye. hello, i'm ben thompson. this is outside source. a deadly wave of missile strikes rain down across ukrainian cities — many directed at civilian buildings and facilities. translation: it's horrible. this is our life. translation: it's horrible. this is our life- and _ translation: it's horrible. this is our life. and just _ translation: it's horrible. this is our life. and just now, _ translation: it's horrible. this is our life

in the sunshine across england and wales, temperatures getting up to 18 or 19 celsius. where we've got the rain across scotland, more like 13 or 14 celsius. and we've still got that area of rain across scotland and northern ireland on tuesday. area of high pressure drifting away southwards, so some of that rain likely to move into wales and northern england on tuesday. by and large, most of the rain in the week ahead will be for scotland, northern ireland, northern england and wales. drier conditions with some sunshine further south and east. that's all from me. this is bbc news — the headlines... at least 129 people have been killed and 180 injured after a stampede at a football stadium in indonesia. it happened after police fired tear gas during a pitch invasion at the top—flight match in malang, eastjava. ukrainian forces have retaken a key town just one day lyman was a strategic target, used by russia as a logistics hub. russia's ministry of defence confirms its forces have withdrawn. a huge clean—up operation is underway in florida

in the sunshine across england and wales, temperatures getting up to 18 or 19 celsius. where we've got the rain across scotland, more like 13 or 14 celsius. and we've still got that area of rain across scotland and northern ireland on tuesday. area of high pressure drifting away southwards, so some of that rain likely to move into wales and northern england on tuesday. by and large, most of the rain in the week ahead will be for scotland, northern ireland, northern england and wales. drier conditions with some sunshine further south and east. that's all from me. this is bbc news, the headlines... nearly 130 people have been killed in violence after a football game on the island of java in indonesia. police say there was a stampede after about 3,000 fans invaded the pitch and officers used tear gas to try to disperse them. around 180 people are being treated for their injuries in hospital. ukrainian forces have retaken a key town just one day after president putin declared it was now part of russia. lyman was a strategic target, used by russia as a logistics hub. russia'

, where all of wales and much of england remain in drought. tonight at ten, president putin accuses ukraine of terrorism for the attack on a bridge linking russia to occupied crimea. the explosion severely damaged an important supply route for russian forces in ukraine. tonight president putin said this: translation: there is no doubt that this is an act of terrorism, . aimed at destroying russia's critically important civilian infrastructure. this was devised, carried out and ordered by the ukrainian special services. meanwhile, russian missile strikes in the dead of night kill at least 13 people in the southern city of zaporizhzhia. president zelensky said ukraine's civilian population was subjected to constant terror by russia. also on the programme... the faces of the ten victims of an explosion in county donegal —