Next to the fallout from the Wrong Var Decision that denied liverpool a goal at tottenham on saturday. The audio from the incident has been made public. The referees governing body says a new Communication Protocol will now be developed to stop it happening again. Luis diaz� goal was ruled out for offside but the var should have overturned that. Instead a lack of concentration and loss of focus accroding to the pgmol, led to the Onfield Decision being wrongly confirmed. Heres some of the audio. Check complete, check complete. Perfect. Thank you, nate. The Onfield Decision perfect. Thank you, nate. The On Field Decision was off site. You happy On Field Decision was off site. You happy with On Field Decision was off site. You happy with this . Onfield decision was offsite. You happy with this . On field decision was off site. You happy with this . Yeah. Delayed auain, happy with this . Yeah. Delayed again. Step happy with this . Yeah. Delayed again. Step the happy with this . Yeah. 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But the host nations match against the netherlands was abandoned because of the weather. Elsewhere australia saw off pakistan by ia runs in theirfinal warm up match in hyderabad. Australia chose to bat, finishing on 351 for seven with Glenn Maxwell and Cameron Green both hitting quickfire fifties. Babar azam putting 90 runs on the board, but it was enough for pakistan who were dismissed for 337. Meanwhile afghanistan produced an impressive six wicket win against sri lanka in a rain effected game in guwahati. Kusal mendis had scored a brilliant 158 off 87 balls as sri lanka were bowled out for 294, before Rahmanullah Gurbaz and rahmat shahs heroics got the afghans over the line gurbaz smashing 119 with nine sixes, as rahmat adding 93 runs in tennis, the two time grand slam champion Carlos Alcaraz is out of the china open the top seed has been knocked out byjannick sinner. The first set was close, with sinner, the 22 year old italian, edging it on a tie break, but he ran away with the second 6 1. He now leads their head to head 4 3. The final on wednesday, Daniel MedvedevBeat Alexander 6 4 in the other semifinal. Medvedev Beat Alexander 6 4 in the othersemifinal. He medvedev Beat Alexander 6 4 in the other semifinal. He will look forward to playing him because hes won all six of their previous matches. In the womens draw in beijing, new us open champion coco gauff extended her winning run to ia matches, but needed more than three hours to reach the third round. The american beat petra martic to reach the last 16 of her first tournament since wnning the title in new york, despite the croatian serving for the match in the third set that gauff eventually won on a deciding tie break. Second seed iga swiatek also went through, beating Varvara Gracheva in straight sets. Like gauff and world number one aryna sabalenka, the pole has had to play an extra match at the china open she got it done in straight sets 64, 61. She got it done in straight sets 6 4, 6 1. My reaction to that on the bbc sport website. Murphy later, but for now, back to you, christian. Thank you very much. Police in the Indian Capital new delhi, have arrested the founder of a news portal, known as newsclick, as part of an investigation into the funding of the company. Earlier today police raided the homes of several of the journalists and contributors working for the independent news website. Some of them were taken in for questioning and their phones and laptops seized. The raids follow an investigation in the New York Times in august which alleged newsclick had been taking money from a Network Canada has been told to withdraw dozens of its diplomats been told to withdraw dozens of its diplomats from the country. An escalation of that crisis that erupted a few weeks ago when the prime Ministerjustin Trudeau told his parliament that new delhi may have been linked to the murder of a sikh separatist in british columbia. We are told that canada has been told to repatriate roughly a0 diplomats by mid october 10. It does fit a pattern, india is not very tolerant of any outside interference and its affairs nor entirely sympathetic as of late to the principles of press freedom. There are concerns about democratic backsliding, and notjust outside india. So far, western governments have remained mum, when the Planet Ministers and such a critical ally in a stand against china. Politico reported on concerns within brussels. That long road did growth that has been given to mr modi. It could snap. The journalist who wrote that article is joining could snap. The journalist who wrote that article isjoining us that article is joining us from brussels this evening. Thank you for being with us. Are you speaking to people who are getting increasingly concerned about these intrusions, these raids on Newspaper Buildings and websites in india . Weill. These raids on Newspaper Buildings and websites in india . And websites in india . Well, i think democratic backsliding and websites in india . Well, i think democratic backsliding in and websites in india . Well, i think democratic backsliding in india and websites in india . Well, i think democratic backsliding in india or. Democratic backsliding in india or accusations, such accusations that are coming from liberal segments of sentience society, whether youre talking to journalists or Opposition Leaders or activists, human rights activists, and the other is how should the western governments be responding to canadas allegation . Canada is an ally and notjust any ally, but have the western governments reached their threshold to sort of now at least represent modi or ask him what is going on, because that has not happened. So i think these are two Different Things perhaps part of the same story. Two Different Things. There is concern, there has been concern i think amongst western democracies as to how to deal with the current sentience government, but the relationship is far too important. Its important, as he said, to counter china, but also to, you know, have some free trade agreements, the biggest government is trying for one and the European Union is trying for one, the Western Democracy is also an access to indias vast markets. So understanding, my understanding so far as they think sentience Democracy Isjust good far as they think sentience democracy is just good enough because i think the western governments need democracies as allies and they are running out of democratic friends, especially with russia with the ukraine invasion. But there are rising concerns that the canada episode, i think, has added more concern in the sense of what do we do now . Canada is it an ally and these are serious allegations that canada does actually manage to produce concrete evidence. I actually manage to produce concrete evidence. , actually manage to produce concrete evidence. ,. ,. ,. ,. , evidence. I suppose canada would oint to evidence. I suppose canada would point to the evidence. I suppose canada would point to the way evidence. I suppose canada would point to the way western evidence. I suppose canada would| point to the way western countries responded when russia interfered in the Internal Affairs and western countries and the response has been very different to what has been alleged here. But lets look at what the centre allegation was with regards to this independent news website. The New York Times had reported that there was chinese involvement of chinese funding at the side. How much help they had in their reporting from the sentience government and how much truth is todays allegations. Its government and how much truth is todays allegations. Todays allegations. Its difficult for me to answer todays allegations. Its difficult for me to answer that todays allegations. Its difficult | for me to answer that question, todays allegations. Its difficult for me to answer that question, but what i can tell you is that there are two parts to the story as well. One is chinese propaganda and there are concerns, serious concerns of a chinese propaganda, Notjust In India but also in brussels, also in many other western democracies. These are seen as concerns. People are increasingly talking about chinese propaganda, you know, we have been talking progression prepping for a long time. Thats one part of the story and if you look at the New York Times reports and if you look at the paragraph where they talk about india and this news website, publishing a video documentary, i would call it, or a long report on how great mao was. I dont think. I cant imagine an Sentience Editor sort of thinking of that to be a good idea or being convinced too, sort of, you know, sure that or report that or think that has any value for sentience audiences. So that dead. I was a bit stumped, i was a bit surprised to see that. The other part of the story, however, is, is it possible that the sentience government has used New York Timess investigation to try to get a few journalists used New York Timess investigation to try to get a fewjournalists in this organisation who have been known to be critical of the sentience government . Now, the background probably to what is happening in india in The Sentience Press is that there is a lot of pressure reported on sentience News Organisations a lot of independent journalists. If you talk to them they say we dont have a place left to work at. Theyve opened up youtube channels. So, there is, it is difficult to get advertisers can its difficult to get money. Thats a pretty serious situation in that context. If you ask me, The Sentience Press has been dragged one 50th out of 180 countries, i think Thatis 50th Out of 180 countries, i think that is pretty serious. Having said that, it is not as bad as china, russia or iran. 0f that, it is not as bad as china, russia or iran. Of course not, but thatis russia or iran. Of course not, but that is not saying much. We are talking about sentience democracy, so i think it is very serious. That cau~ht so i think it is very serious. That caught the so i think it is very serious. That caught the mother so i think it is very serious. That caught the mother of so i think it is very serious. That caught the mother of democracy, dont they . Have to abide by the principal a free democracy if you want to be called that. Thank you very much for coming in the programme. Pausing for a second to bring you some Breaking News coming out of italy. We are getting reports that at least 20 people are dead after a bus fell from a bridge in venice. Thats coming from city hall. Dont have much more reporting on that at the moment, but afp reporting tonight that 20 people have been killed after a bus fell from a bridge in venice. See if you can take next we can bring you more on that as we get it. Members of the British Medical Association staged a protest outside the conservative Party Conference in manchester earlier , two days into a 72 hour walk out by consultants and Junior Doctors. The demonstration coincided with a speech by the health secretary, steve barclay, who described the bmas leadership as militant. Have a listen. The consultants and Junior Doctors committee are relentlessly demanding massive pay rises, even if that means diverting resources from patients and despiteJunior Doctors having already received a pay rise of up to 10. 3 . More than a million procedures and appointments have been cancelled in the ten months of Nhs Industrial Action but because hospitals need to cover striking doctors in order to maintain Patient Safety and are currently paying up to three times the normal rate for a shift. The premium rates are set out in the bmas rate card, which the union recommends doctors use when asked to do non contractual work. The shortage of doctors and the pressure they are under is not unique to the uk. The United States is is about to see its Largest Health care strike in its history when more than 75,000 Health Care Workers at the private health care provider, kaiser permanente, go on strike tomorrow. Joining me now is andrew barnes, professor of Health Policy at Virginia Commonwealth University and siva anandaciva, who is Chief Analyst at the kings fund. Thank you very much for being with us. Andrew byrnes, let me start with you. What is behind the strike in the United States . Are there some things that are common . Things that are common . Yeah, i think so. What things that are common . Yeah, i think so. What we things that are common . Yeah, i think so. What we have things that are common . Yeah, i think so. What we have going things that are common . Yeah, i think so. What we have going on | things that are common . Yeah, i think so. What we have going on here in the United States is not that different from what is happening in the uk. We have Health Care Workers who are essential Health Care Workers who have been pushed to the brink by the pandemic and at least in the case of the United States here, these are workers at kaiser permanente, a large health system, an old health system, and these workers are sort of technical experts. They are not doctors and nurses, but they are the folks that read your labs, they take x rays, they make sure your rooms are safe and clean, right . You know, so these are sort of Essential Workers here, and what they are asking for is basically they are seeing seem to be a little patience for too little pay, they are asking for pay increases and they are asking for, you know, some reprieve, write, by a hopefully additional staffing to ease their workload, i think its important. We want these individuals to be happy, right . They take care of us and especially when we are at our worst and sickest. Right now, but these Labour Shortages and health care industries, workers have a lot of power, and i think we are seeing that exercise in the uk. find seeing that exercise in the uk. And did so with the seeing that exercise in the uk. And did so with the Labour Shortage in the United States the steps of a different funding model, obviously in the United States. Its largely funded through private health insurance. Do you have the same retention and Recruitment Problem in the United States . 0r retention and Recruitment Problem in the United States . Or can the people who are going on strike, can they hang out for better money . Is that possible in the current climate . I think they are going to get some increases. I dont know if they will get all of what they want, but they are absolutely having recruitment and retention problems in the United States, particularly with front line workers. Nurses, technicians, not so much with doctors, but with all these other experts that are really essential to providing quality care, so, nurses are particularly acute examples. We have nurses, and air strikes happening several times this year and last year after the pandemic, which are nurses that are burned out. I think a lot of Health Records are just burned out. Records are ust burned out. Thats the ke records are just burned out. Thats the key word records are just burned out. Thats the key word. And records are just burned out. Thats the key word. And you records are just burned out. Thats the key word. And you hear records are just burned out. Thats the key word. And you hear that i records are just burned out. Thats the key word. And you hear that a | the key word. And you hear that a lot here in the uk. Burn out. Its why the bna says these doctors are entitled to three times their pay when they are standing in for striking doctors and consultants. But i suppose the question is, as we are getting older as a population and fewer and fewer people want to work in this industry, surely governments have to think about something different. Governments have to think about something different. Absolutely. I a. Ree with something different. Absolutely. I agree with anger. Something different. Absolutely. I agree with anger. When something different. Absolutely. I agree with anger. When you something different. Absolutely. I agree with anger. When you lookl something different. Absolutely. I l agree with anger. When you look at some agree with anger. When you look at some of agree with anger. When you look at some of the strikes are happening in the uk, some of the strikes are happening in the uk, there are similar features that happen in the us such as people looking that happen in the us such as people looking at that happen in the us such as people looking at real Terms Reductions in their looking at real Terms Reductions in their pay, looking at real Terms Reductions in their pay, but also fundamentally staffing their pay, but also fundamentally staffing shortages. So when you survey staffing shortages. So when you survey nhs staff, just about one in four of survey nhs staff, just about one in four of them would say there are enough four of them would say there are enough staff in their organisation to do enough staff in their organisation to do a enough staff in their organisation to do a properjob. There arent enough to do a properjob. There arent enough staff to do a properjob. There arent enough staff. This other aspect is this post enough staff. This other aspect is this post cove that it burn out. And suddenly this post cove that it burn out. And suddenlyjust under 50 of surveys staff in suddenlyjust under 50 of surveys staff in the suddenlyjust under 50 of surveys staff in the an hsa they suffer from work related stress. Such cities are quite work related stress. Such cities are quite deep work related stress. Such cities are quite deep issues that go beyond pay, quite deep issues that go beyond pay. And quite deep issues that go beyond pay, and unless the government is going pay, and unless the government is going to pay, and unless the government is going to address them to my think were going to address them to my think were probably set for a rolling series were probably set for a rolling series of were probably set for a rolling series of strikes for the foreseeable future. Series of strikes for the foreseeable future. � ,. ,. Foreseeable future. Im sorry to cut ou foreseeable future. Im sorry to cut you short foreseeable future. Im sorry to cut you short we foreseeable future. Im sorry to cut you short. We are foreseeable future. Im sorry to cut you short. We are a foreseeable future. Im sorry to cut you short. We are a bit foreseeable future. Im sorry to cut you short. We are a bit pressed foreseeable future. Im sorry to cut you short. We are a bit pressed for| you short. We are a bit pressed for time this evening, but think it to you for your thoughts and thank you for yours as well. Many thanks. The reason we are squeezed is because of this Breaking News coming out of italy tonight, at least 20 people have died after a coach crashed off a flyover near venice. The citys mayor told the italian newspaper that the injuries are quite serious in that incident. You can see why because that is a very long drop from the fire over there. You can see their rescue teams just in the light theyre trying to pick their way through the wreckage, but we are being told there are as many as 20 people already dead with concerns, of course, for the others that are trapped in the bus. That is the picture that we are getting from venice tonight. We will bring you more news on that as we have it. Around the world and across the uk. This is bbc news. Bbc news bringing you different stories from across the uk. Doug has cystic fibrosis. 11 years ago, he was on a waiting list, desperately needing a new pair of lungs. Yeah, you can say if i have it, will it work . But you can also say with very, very great certainty, if i dont have it, i will not be here any more. Three years ago, in 2020, the law changed so that all adults in england are now considered as having agreed to donate their organs when they die unless theyve recorded a decision not to. But despite the law change, the consent rate is down. Its very special to die in the circumstance that allows you to become a donor. Its probably only about 1 of deaths in the uk. Youre much more likely to need a transplant in your life than you are to die in the circumstances that allows you to become a donor. I wouldnt have seen my sons birth. I wouldnt be able to to be part of my family, be with my friends, my donors family were presented with such a difficult. Youre live with bbc news. French Health MinisterAurelien Rousseau wants the public to stay calm over bedbugs in paris. In an interview with france inter on tuesday, mr rousseau reassured citizens that there is no reason for a general panic and that france has not been invaded by bedbugs. However, mr rousseau also said that when you have bedbugs, its hell. Asked, having stayed in one hotel where they were present, i can certainly endorse that message. There they are. In recent weeks, videos of bedbugs in trains and on the paris metro like this one have circulated on the internet, raising alarm among residents and public officials. Last week, the paris deputy mayor asked the government to take action to fight the scourge of bedbugs ahead of the 2024 olympics, set to take place in the city next summer. Heres what he said. Translation the bedbugs dontjust translation the bedbugs dont ust Sto Translation the bedbugs dont ust sto at the translation the bedbugs dont ust stop at the city translation the bedbugs dont ust stop at the city limits, i translation the bedbugs dont ust stop at the city limits, so its stop at the city limits, so its obviously a global issue. Its an issue for france, so its not sufficient to paris just addresses it locally. We need to organise systemic operations on these matters. Joining me now is robin reda. He is french member of parliament. Thank you for being with us. Look, it is a lot warmer in paris and in france. Presumably it is the right sort of environment for bedbugs to thrive, is that right . Thrive, is that right . Yes, yes, but first, i have thrive, is that right . Yes, yes, but first. I have to thrive, is that right . Yes, yes, but first, i have to say, thrive, is that right . Yes, yes, but first, i have to say, france thrive, is that right . Yes, yes, but first, i have to say, france isnt. First, i have to say, france isnt invented by bedbugs, as i heard it, but indeed, you can find more and more of these tiny pests in paris and a lot of big cities in our country because bedbugs have been increasingly present in france for years now. I suggested recognising it at a Public Health issue a. Share it at a Public Health issue a. Are they difficult it at a Public Health issue a. Are they difficult to it at a Public Health issue a. Are they difficult to get rid of because . I must confess, ive never had to get rid of them at home, thankfully, but obviously they can come in. Did they come in on pests . How do they move . How do they move . How do they switch from place to place . Move . How do they switch from place to lace . ~. , to place . Well, bedbugs, they walked, to place . Well, bedbugs, they walked. They to place . Well, bedbugs, they walked, they dont to place . Well, bedbugs, they walked, they dont flag to place . Well, bedbugs, they walked, they dont flag them i to place . Well, bedbugs, they. Walked, they dont flag them and they dontjump, they move with us. So every body is actually responsible in the battle against them. But also, with the government and with my colleagues of the majority, we are trying to raise awareness and society because prevention is the key. Obviously when ou prevention is the key. Obviously when you put prevention is the key. Obviously when you put Something Prevention is the key. Obviously when you put something out. Prevention is the key. Obviously i when you put something out there, everybody starts to etch and think that theyve seen a bad bad. Is there a sort of hysteria spreading across france at the moment . Yes. Across france at the moment . Yes, but i have across france at the moment . Yes, but i have to across france at the moment . Yes, but i have to say, across france at the moment . Yes, but i have to say, in across france at the moment . Yes, but i have to say, in our across france at the moment . Yes, but i have to say, in our belt, across france at the moment . Yes but i have to say, in our belt, we like to spread messages of Prevention Campaigns and measures because prevention, once bedbugs are cited in the home, rooms must be treated quickly, and bedbugs bite you, but also they cause psychological distress, sleeping issues, its definitely not a question that we should treat lightly. Its very important for us. What protections are you putting in for the Olympic Village . You dont want bedbugs in the village, do you . You are right. We have to anticipate because, as you say, next year, 0lympic because, as you say, next year, Olympic Games will. We need. Conditions and we will. We dont want. Because of bedbugs. He wants to raise them in the movement of people. So everybody has to be alert and has to help us in this battle. Absolutely. We are looking forward to the olympics. Lets hope the bedbugs are put to bed by the time we get there. Thank you very much, get to talk to you. A missing girl has been found safe after police used fingerprints left on a ransom note to track her down. Charlotte sena whos nine disappeared on saturday while riding her bicycle in New York State, triggering a huge 48 hour search by hundreds of people. A ransom note was later delivered to the family home, which officials said contained the suspect� s fingerprints. Heres the New York State governor on how the arrest was made. So so fascinating that story. I was following at the last few days and everybody was worrying about her safety, but the Police Working with the fbi worked very quickly, didnt they . The fbi worked very quickly, didnt the . ,. ,. , they . They did. They got the ransom note at 430 they . They did. They got the ransom note at 430 in they . They did. They got the ransom note at 430 in the they . They did. They got the ransom note at 430 in the morning, they . They did. They got the ransom note at 430 in the morning, he note at 430 in the morning, he hand delivered it to the familys house, and his fingerprints where on it. The first fingerprint didnt match anything, then they took a second fingerprint that matched the local man, and by 230, they had a positive identification and they sent a swat team over to his trailer and he was arrested and they found the missing girl in the cabinet in his trailer. So it was all very much a rapid response. His trailer. So it was all very much a rapid response. Thank goodness for that. Fingerprints a rapid response. Thank goodness for that. Fingerprints have a rapid response. Thank goodness for that. Fingerprints have been a rapid response. Thank goodness for that. Fingerprints have been around | that. Fingerprints have been around for a long time, but they are celebrating around this case the way that the fbi and state police wrecked together and the technology that has been used. What do you know about that . I that has been used. What do you know about that . , ~ that has been used. What do you know about that . ~. ,. , about that . I talked to a light official earlier about that . I talked to a light official earlier who about that . I talked to a Lightj Official earlier who mentioned about that . I talked to a light official earlier who mentioned the Washington Sniper Case in the early 2000 has been the breakthrough moment between State Officials and the fbi in terms of fingerprint identification. Nt is to be that state police were very much isolated from the fbi, but after two people were going around washington shooting people, one of them boasted that he had previously killed in alabama, and he identified the woman that was killed. So they got the fingerprints from that case, identified who he was and they were able to arrest him. So once the fbi were involved on a National Level just how quickly fingerprinting can be done. Since then, there has been far better communication in terms of fingerprint identification. The fingerprint fingerprint identification. The fingerprint was driving under influence he had. They had a record of it. And once they had that they had the vehicle Registration Plates which, what, is that what they were looking for . Looking for . Yes. The fingerprint is 24 ears looking for . Yes. The fingerprint is 24 years old looking for . Yes. The fingerprint is 24 years old it looking for . Yes. The fingerprint is 24 years old. It was looking for . Yes. The fingerprint is 24 years old. It was from looking for . Yes. The fingerprint is 24 years old. It was from a looking for . Yes. The fingerprint is 24 years old. It was from a dui looking for . Yes. The fingerprint is 24 years old. It was from a dui in l 24 years old. It was from a dui in upstate new york. But once they had that on record, they were able to link him to the crime because his fingerprints were all over the ransom note that he left that morning at 430 in the morning. 4 30am. Morning at 430 in the morning. 4 30am. ,. ,. , 4 30am. The younger, we should ust confirm, 4 30am. The younger, we should ust confirm. Ou 4 30am. The younger, we should ust confirm, our horrifici 4 30am. The younger, we should ust confirm, our horrific experience h confirm, our horrific experience shes been there because i think he was in that she was in his trailer when police arrived. What do we know about her condition . She when police arrived. What do we know about her condition . About her condition . She was taken to albany hospital. About her condition . She was taken to albany hospital. She about her condition . She was taken to albany hospital. She is about her condition . She was taken to albany hospital. She is fine to albany hospital. She is fine physically, herfamily said to albany hospital. She is fine physically, her family said that obviously she is so young that it will take time to really reveal exactly everything that happened. At the police had last night at a Press Conference that physically she looked financially was well able to talk to them and that she knew she was being rescued and was very happy to be going back to herfamily. So it could have been a lot worse. She was hidden inside the cabinet in the trailer itself. Clearly that was rough treatment in itself. Lovely to talk to. Thank rough treatment in itself. Lovely to talk to. Thank you rough treatment in itself. Lovely to talk to. Thank you for rough treatment in itself. Lovely to talk to. Thank you for coming rough treatment in itself. Lovely to talk to. Thank you for coming on i rough treatment in itself. Lovely to l talk to. Thank you for coming on the programme and a happy ending to that story, thank goodness. Listen, we are watching events in us congress tonight, that vote in the house has representatives. They are still talking before that motion to vacate. We will talk about that plenty in the next hour, so do stay with us. Hello. Its been a day of sunny spells, but also one or two sharp showers. Heres the Satellite Picture from earlier on and you can see a lot of bright weather. And there, just on the edge of the screen, thats the Weather Front that swept across the country last night and brought the thunder and lightning. Now tonight, another Weather Front is approaching this time, itll reach the north of Northern Ireland, and will also start to move across scotland. And this is the beginning of a very wet spell across this part of the country. 0ur Temperatures early in the morning between around 8 10 celsius. Now, back to that Weather Front you can see it moving across Northern Ireland and into scotland. If youre underneath that Weather Front, you could have 2 3 days of really wet weather, whereas in the south, closer to the area of high pressure, the weathers looking fine across the bulk of england and wales. Just a few showers here, relatively warm. But that rain front a narrow one keeps on moving in the same place. So in some spots across scotland, we could have 50 millimetres of rain thats a couple of inches and in the highlands, in the extreme case, even 2 3 times that amount. So thats wednesday, this is wednesday evening. And that Weather Front moves into southern parts of scotland, just clips the Lake District there, and its also across Northern Ireland. So a distinct divide between the cooler north and that slightly milder air in the south. Now, heres thursday notice that the wind direction changes, and its now coming in from the south. That means thicker cloud and some outbreaks of rain crossing ireland, and also western parts of scotland. Maybe some damp weather around the irish sea, too. That means the further east and southeast you are on thursday, the brighter the weather will be. And then, skipping to the weekend look at the weather systems, the large scale patterns across the atlantic, one of low pressure here. But look at these winds coming in from the south. Now, this is because of the pattern of the jet stream higher in the atmosphere, at around 30,000 feet, and this big dip in the jet stream, or trough, will basically move that warmer atmosphere in the southern climes from spain and portugal, across france and towards the uk. So, temperatures will be climbing across many parts of western europe, and here in the uk, well probably get to the mid 20s, maybe peaking at 26 27 celsius briefly. Even in belfast, temperatures hovering around 20 or so, cardiff in the low 20s, as well. So warmer weather, yes, is on the way. Bye bye. Hello, im christian fraser. Youre watching the context on bbc news. My colleagues and i who dont support mccarthy would plunge the house and the country into chaos. Chaos is speaker mccarthy. Chaos is somebody who we cannot trust with their word. The overwhelming majority of my Party Support the speaker we elected. Were proud of the leadership he has shown and the manner in which he is working with everybody in this chamber. It absolutely is a civil war. You have two factions in the Republican Party that couldnt be further away from one another. I think they have been on a Collision Course l for quite some time. Will the us House SpeakerKevin Mccarthy still be speaker by the end of the night . The hard right think they have the votes to oust him today and are sitting on the house floor in anticipation. We will get the thoughts tonight of our panel, from miami, legal analyst and commentator, kelly hyman and from manchester, director of the centre right thinktank 0nward, adam hawksbee. What is the British Government going to do if it ditches the northern leg of the uks high speed railway