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As they switch from a southeasterly direction to a northwesterly one as this area of rain goes through. so, a wet morning here. rain spreads through the morning through a good part of wales. it's there in northern ireland as well. through the afternoon, midlands, east anglia, the southeast will start to see cloudier, wet conditions develop. some of that will edge into parts of northern england. but the far north of england, much of scotland, you'll have a dry day. the winds will pick up. it will feel rather chilly, but a lot of sunshine, just a few showers in the very far northeast. hello this...

Individual carrying on with that shooting spree, and it is clear from what the authorities are saying are very likely to have saved some lives. we know that five people have died. 18 have been injured. and they are in various states of health and hospital. some are in a critical condition with life—threatening injuries. the suspect is also in hospital at the moment, in custody also. the injuries that that person has, that he has, we know the details, with one of the officials saying that he won't be released from hospital care until the doctors give the say—so. from hospital care until the...

Showers in the very far northeast. bye for now. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: the first ever world cup to be held in the middle east kicks off in 30 minutes�* time. the hosts qatar will play ecuador. fifa's president has accused the west of "hypocrisy" in its criticism of qatar's human rights record — while officials in doha say, qatar is being singled out unfairly. delegates at the un climate conference in egypt agree a major deal on climate change. but the overall plan has been accused of lacking ambition. a shooting outside a gay nightclub in the us state of colorado has killed...

I was on a plane yesterday, a commercialflight from dubai. we circled over this chaos for about an hour. the airliner decided it was not safe to land. as a consequence, the more than 400 people who had tickets on this flight, including, we were told, 100 children, including members of an afghan high school team, were not allowed to board. so that meant they went home last night, went to wherever they could find shelter last night, and are no doubt trying to get back to the airport this morning, like countless other afghans who now fear for the future. the taliban leadership in doha say that th...

But the real fear at the moment, jim, is that they could quite easily surround the city. they could isolate the city. we have seen now the taliban continue this extraordinary offensive, gobbling up territory across the country, more than half of the provincial capitals including most significantly kandahar, the second largest city in the country. this is the spiritual heartland of the taliban. this is the very place where they first declared their islamic emirate. and it was in fact the capital of their original islamic emirate. we have spent a couple of days with the taliban in ghazni provinc...