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Across eastern england, particularly close to the north sea coast. that means for the cricket at headingley it will be fair, cloudy and cool and breezy but at least both today and tomorrow it should stay dry for lots of play. as we head into this evening and overnight we hold onto the cloud for northern and eastern areas and if anything it will drift further westwards, so extremities of western scotland, northern ireland, wales and south—west which will see the clearest skies, cloudy or further east. double figures for most but it will be a cooler night for northern and western areas, down t...

To help youth workers qualify, but after a decade of cuts to youth work from local authorities, campaigners say investment must be provided long—term. adam eley, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news... the threat is severe and imminent. the threat is severe and imminent. the uk tells its citizens in afghanistan to stay away from campbell airport because of concerns that militants could launch a terror attack there. —— kabul airport. meanwhile, is the elephant enters its final days but as johnson says the overwhelming majority of eligible people have been airlifted out of the country. tomm...

Continent could graze the far south—east of england on saturday, otherwise most places will be dry, quite a list of sunshine for north—western areas, cloud developing off no over central and south eastern england, breezy, cool near the coast and highs of 22 or 23 degrees, may be a degree or so up on today and tomorrow. a similar picture for sunday, more cloud across northern and eastern areas, the best sunshine in the south and west and it's going to be a similar story heading into the bank holiday weekend. many thanks, that's all from the bbc news that one, so goodbye from me and on bbc o...

I can't go into the details clearly, but we have to be mindful of the security of our personnel, but also of the afghan people who are trying to get out. but what i would stress is that we're coming now towards at the end of this phase in any event, in the sense that we have already airlifted out of afghanistan a huge number of people, it's the biggest operation of its kind in decades. i think everybody involved, the uk military, everybody involved at the airport, everybody who has been helping us, they should be incredibly proud of what they have achieved. there's a suggestion that people who...