python - Removing part of a string that has been obtained by a regular expression using strip functions -

i having problem. have regular expression looking through rss feed weather

url = 'http://rss.weatherzone.com.au/?u=12994-1285&lt=aploc&lc=9388&obs=1&fc=1&warn=1' weather_brisbane = urlopen(url) html_code = weather_brisbane.read() weather_brisbane.close() 

i have regex:

weather_contents = findall('<b>(.+)</b> (.*)', html_code) if weather_contents != []:     print 'contents'     section_heading in weather_contents:         print section_heading      print 

i result:

contents ('temperature:', '20.1&#176;c\r') ('feels like:', '20.1&#176;c<br />\r') ('dew point:', '13.6&#176;c\r') ('relative humidity:', '66%<br />\r') ('wind:', 'e @ 2 km/h, gusting 4 km/h\r') ('rain:', '0.0mm since 9am<br />\r') ('pressure:', '1024.9 hpa\r')​ 

so question is, there way result:

contents temperature: 20.1 feels like: 20.1 dew point: 13.6 relative humidity: 66% wind: e @ 2 km/h, gusting 4 km/h rain: 0.0mm since 9am pressure: 1024.9 hpa 

by integrating strip() function existing code.

there alternative of htmlparser:

print ' '.join([s.rstrip('\r').rsplit('<br />')[0].rsplit('&#176;c')[0] s in section_heading]) 

instead of

print section_heading