aberdeen has never looked so bright and sunny.e a lot when you were speaking to the press, and i know comes up with mps and councillors is taxation. we have a question from david in aberdeen who asks what you are doing to reduce taxes. 1anthem david in aberdeen who asks what you are doing to reduce taxes.— are doing to reduce taxes. when it comes to the _ are doing to reduce taxes. when it comes to the weather, _ are doing to reduce taxes. when it comes to the weather, i _ are doing to reduce taxes. when it comes to the weather, i hope - are doing to reduce taxes. when it comes to the weather, i hope i - are doing to reduce taxes. when it| comes to the weather, i hope i can take some — comes to the weather, i hope i can take some of the weather back to london _ take some of the weather back to london because it is that way around today _ london because it is that way around today we _ london because it is that way around today. we have been talking about taxation_ today. we have been talking about taxation and that is because ther

you david in aberdeen who asks what you are doing to reduce taxes. irailien david in aberdeen who asks what you are doing to reduce taxes.— are doing to reduce taxes. when it comes to the _ are doing to reduce taxes. when it comes to the weather, _ are doing to reduce taxes. when it comes to the weather, i _ are doing to reduce taxes. when it comes to the weather, i hope - are doing to reduce taxes. when it comes to the weather, i hope i - are doing to reduce taxes. when it| comes to the weather, i hope i can take some — comes to the weather, i hope i can take some of the weather back to london _ take some of the weather back to london because it is that way around today _ london because it is that way around today we _ london because it is that way around today. we have been talking about taxation_ today. we have been talking about taxation and that is because there is a clear— taxation and that is because there is a clear contrast between what the snp government is doing in scotland and the _ snp government is doing in scotland and the uk government is doing across_ and the uk govern

the council revealed that raac had been identified in around 500 aberdeen homes after engineers took difficult decision. this will impact on the entire community, notjust the properties within, the raac affected properties, the wider area as well. however, the strong recommendation was we move people as soon as possible. so we've decided to take that first step and engaging with residents around theirfuture housing needs. 0ne expert says while the decision was difficult, it's the right one. the unfortunate thing about raac is that none of us truly understand yet how and when it fails. but obviously, if it does, that really presents a risk to the occupants and people. i don't doubt for one moment the disruption that these poor people are about to encounter, but i think it's important that nobody plays games with their lives. against that backdrop, we have to move them into fresh accommodation. the council says it will do all it can to support residents, but many are still taking in the news ahead of what looks like some very difficult months ahead. louise hosie, bbc news. a new study

the temperatures early on monday, 5 in aberdeen, about 7 or 8 in the south.ter monday itself then. well, rain at times, that's the headline. but there'll be some sunshine too. i think the thickest of the cloud with the most persistent outbreaks of rain will be across northern england, perhaps around the northwest here, merseyside, the irish sea into eastern areas of northern ireland. either side of that, drier and brighter — i say drier, there will be showers breaking out across southern england. some of them could be thundery, but sunshine in between too. the forecast for tuesday shows that weather front moving northwards, kind of fizzling away, but still damp here. and then the next weather system sweeps into southwestern areas of the uk and then later in the day that rain will track northwards and eastwards across the uk. and here it is on wednesday. in its wake, showers are expected across the bulk of england and wales, and that easterly breeze there in the north of scotland keeping things fairly chilly. for our friends in stornoway, only 7 degrees — even

temperaturesjust six in aberdeen. night we might actually start to see some of that rain turn to snow. it is going to be quite high up in the high hills of scotland, probably above 300 metres elevation or so, but that could continue to be a risk into tuesday. so you might see a little bit of snow on some of the very high—ish scottish routes in the north. otherwise at lower elevations it's just outbreaks of rain, sleet and a bit of hail that you'll see mixed in. a cold day on tuesday — temperatures around nine or ten for england and wales, just five there in aberdeen. so overall, we're looking at a very unsettled week ahead, a cold start to the week, yes, but it does tend to turn milder as the week goes by. bye for now. live from washington. this is bbc news. russia's vladimir putin promises vengeance for the deadly attack on a concert hall claimed by the islamic state group. we'll have a special report from the scene of the mass shooting. and the un chief visits the rafah crossing and renews his calls for an immediate

the temperatures early on monday, 5 in aberdeen, about 7 or 8 in the south.er monday itself then. well, rain at times, that's the headline. but there'll be some sunshine too. i think the thickest of the cloud with the most persistent outbreaks of rain will be across northern england, perhaps around the northwest here, merseyside, the irish sea into eastern areas of northern ireland. either side of that, drier and brighter — i say drier, there will be showers breaking out across southern england. some of them could be thundery, but sunshine in between too. the forecast for tuesday shows that weather front moving northwards, kind of fizzling away, but still damp here. and then the next weather system sweeps into southwestern areas of the uk and then later in the day that rain will track northwards and eastwards across the uk. and here it is on wednesday. in its wake, showers are expected across the bulk of england and wales, and that easterly breeze there in the north of scotland keeping things fairly chilly. for our friends in stornoway, only 7 degrees — even

a bit of a contrast still, eight in aberdeen, 13 for london.the weekend, we will see another area of low pressure towards the north—west of the uk, more weather fronts crossing their way to the east, likely to start sunday with rain in the east, probably easing the way, so not a bad day. some sunny spells, still a few showers around on sunday, but more widely temperatures not too bad, in the teens. thanks, sarah. and that's bbc news at 0ne. now it's time to join our colleagues for the news where you are, goodbye. hello, and welcome to sportsday this thursday afternoon with me, chetan pathak. coming up on the programme... who can stop willie mullins�* domination at cheltenham? we'll be there on the third day of the festival. salah ready to start as liverpool look to go strong again in the europa league. butjust how strong is the field at the players championship with some of the best missing? we'll have the latest from tpc sawgrass in florida. welcome along, thank you forjoining us. it's the third day of the cheltenham festival. so far it has be

coastal areas less cold, aberdeen is closer to five in the morning. fronts. sunday is going to be overall a brighter day for many others. fewershowers overall a brighter day for many others. fewer showers around, with the weather fronts to the north and east. i think that it'll be feeling a little less cold on sunday. the temperatures will be about the same, possibly a couple of degrees higher in some areas. typically 8—10 c. that takes us into monday's weather forecast, then. during the night, early hours, and other weather system sweeping off the atlantic with thick cloud and outbreaks of rain for south—western parts of england, eventually wales. the rain will spread across ireland during the day. eastern scotland, along the north sea coast, towards east anglia, monday should be dry and bright. some sunshine from places like newcastle and hull, the train for plymouth. the outlook for the week ahead: a mixed bag, some sunshine, feeling a little less cold with temperatures up to 12 degrees, but certainly a mixed bag on the way. live from london, this

temperaturesjust six in aberdeen.turn to snow. it is going to be quite high up in the high hills of scotland, probably above 300 metres elevation or so, but that could continue to be a risk into tuesday. so you might see a little bit of snow on some of the very high—ish scottish routes in the north. otherwise at lower elevations it's just outbreaks of rain, sleet and a bit of hail that you'll see mixed in. a cold day on tuesday — temperatures around nine or ten for england and wales, just five there in aberdeen. so overall, we're looking at a very unsettled week ahead, a cold start to the week, yes, but it does tend to turn milder as the week goes by. bye for now. live from washington. this is bbc news russia's vladimir putin promises vengeance for the deadly attack on a concert hall claimed by the islamic state group. we'll have a special report from the scene of the mass shooting. and the un chief visits the rafah crossing and renews his calls for an immediate ceasefire in gaza. it is time to silence the guns. plus:

, but if you do go for income tax rather than national insurance, you're not campaigning on that in aberdeeney so i do think there are problems about for a conservative party running election campaign purely on an income tax cut anyway, but on the jerkiness to get us a bit perkier, look, inflation has come down much faster than people said last year. we could be, by mid—may, be will get the inflation numbers for april. and the energy price caps coming down. so the energy price cap will fall at the beginning of april. that basically guarantees you a large fall in the inflation. it could come down as low as 2% for all of us and for everyone at home. you know, that's a big deal. it means your wages will probably be rising faster than inflation. so there is some good news out there, but this is happening on the back of the last two years being terrible. the economy's been shrinking as a share of in terms of per person for the last two years and our wages today at the same level they were in 2008. so people are going to feel pretty grim. i think we've given our newscasters there lots of nutritiou

about 7 in aberdeen. but in the south, around 15 degrees.se often rain clouds. this is bbc news, the headlines tens of thousands of israeli protestors have gathered injerusalem for the largest anti—government demonstration since the start of the gaza conflict. israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, temporarily hands over power to his deputy as he undergoes surgery. i promise you that this operation that i'm undergoing tonight i will also go through very quickly and i will be back to my duties as fast as possible. king charles has attended an easter service in windsor — followed by a walkabout to greet crowds. it's his most significant public appearance since being diagnosed with cancer. pope francis pleads for peace in his easter message. he's been meeting worshippers after easter sunday mass — as thousands gather in st peter's square. with more than half the votes counted in turkey's municipal elections, the main opposition party looks set to hold key positions in major cities. stay with us here on bbc news. carnauba wax is a product y

our scotland editor there, james cook, in aberdeen.hat's called "protected budgets". that means other areas, which aren't protected, could see cuts in their funding. one such department is the ministry ofjustice. dominic casciani has been looking at the potential impact of any cuts. the government's challenges over public spending are enormous, and no more so than in crime and justice. since 2019, it's reversed a cut in police numbers, it's recruited 20,000 extra officers, and as they solve more crimes, the defendants end up in places like this, luton crown court. it's running at capacity and there's a 65,000 case backlog nationwide. one of those serious cases is rape. since the pandemic, the average number of days it takes to complete a rape prosecution has gone up and up. it's a situation thatjudges say is a stain on the system, an injustice to all. judges today said they'd got a plan to deal with the worst, longest delayed cases. but that's only going to work if the cash keeps coming in and crucially, there's somewhere to put the cr

temperatures just six in aberdeen.urn to snow. it is going to be quite high up in the high hills of scotland, probably above 300 metres elevation or so, but that could continue to be a risk into tuesday. so you might see a little bit of snow on some of the very high—ish scottish routes in the north. otherwise at lower elevations it's just outbreaks of rain, sleet and a bit of hail that you'll see mixed in. a cold day on tuesday — temperatures around nine or ten for england and wales, just five there in aberdeen. so overall, we're looking at a very unsettled week ahead, a cold start to the week, yes, but it does tend to turn milder as the week goes by. bye for now. live from washington. this is bbc news. russia's vladimir putin promises "vengeance" for the deadly attack on a concert hall — claimed by the islamic state.we'll have a special report from the scene of the mass shooting. and the un chief visits the rafah crossing and renews his calls for an immediate ceasefire in gaza. plus: there's a new royal response from

temperaturesjust six in aberdeen. 50 through monday night we might actually start to see some of thatf scotland, probably above 300 metres elevation or so, but that could continue to be a risk into tuesday. so you might see a little bit of snow on some of the very high—ish scottish routes in the north. otherwise at lower elevations it's just outbreaks of rain, sleet and a bit of hail that you'll see mixed in. a cold day on tuesday — temperatures around nine or ten for england and wales, just five there in aberdeen. 50 overall, we're looking at a very unsettled week ahead, a cold start to the week, yes, but it does tend to turn milder as the week goes by. bye for now. live from washington, this is bbc news. russia's vladimir putin promises vengeance for the deadly attack on a concert hall, claimed by the islamic state group. we'll have a special report from the scene of the mass shooting. the un chief visits the rafah crossing and renews his calls for an immediate ceasefire in gaza. it is time to silence the guns. plus, there's a new royal response from the princess of wales and her hu

the temperature is about the same, eight in aberdeen, ten in hull, 12 in london, and without strengtheningross the uk and will fizzle out. some light rain around in eastern counties and closer to the north sea coast, but out towards the west it's generally dry and bright on tuesday. again, not a huge amount of change in temperature between 9—12 celsius. you'll see that slightly warmer air sweeping across the bulk of the uk. temperatures will be just about double figures but it will not be a huge change in the weather — a little drier as we go through the course of the week. live from london, this is bbc news. a hold—up in the gaza peace talks, israel is reported not to be sending a delegation to cairo. uk chancellorjeremy hunt has said he wants to "find a way to bring down the tax burden", ahead of the spring budget this week. parliament in pakistan has elected shehbaz sharif as prime minister for a second term. and it's a record—breaking night at the brit awards, as raye picks up six prizes hello. our breaking news this hour, there are reports of a hold—up in negotiations for a temporary

temperaturesjust six in aberdeen.me of that rain turn to snow. it is going to be quite high up in the high hills of scotland, probably above 300 metres elevation or so, but that could continue to be a risk into tuesday. so you might see a little bit of snow on some of the very high—ish scottish routes in the north. otherwise at lower elevations it's just outbreaks of rain, sleet and a bit of hail that you'll see mixed in. a cold day on tuesday — temperatures around nine or ten for england and wales, just five there in aberdeen. so overall, we're looking at a very unsettled week ahead, a cold start to the week, yes, but it does tend to turn milder as the week goes by. bye for now. voice—0ver: this is bbc news. we will have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. this week, nick's at south by southwest, where assistive tech is helping one artist with muscular dystrophy crack the music scene. what do you think about this from a fashion perspective? oh, yeah, definitely, it ca

the temperatures early on monday, 5 in aberdeen, about 7 or 8 in the south. headline. but there'll be some sunshine too. i think the thickest of the cloud with the most persistent outbreaks of rain will be across northern england, perhaps around the northwest here, merseyside, the irish sea into eastern areas of northern ireland. either side of that, drier and brighter — i say drier, there will be showers breaking out across southern england. some of them could be thundery, but sunshine in between too. the forecast for tuesday shows that weather front moving northwards, kind of fizzling away, but still damp here. and then the next weather system sweeps into southwestern areas of the uk and then later in the day that rain will track northwards and eastwards across the uk. and here it is on wednesday. in its wake, showers are expected across the bulk of england and wales, and that easterly breeze there in the north of scotland keeping things fairly chilly. for our friends in stornoway, only 7 degrees — even colder than that in lerwick, about 7 in aberdeen, but

temperatures nine celsius in aberdeen, in the south, 14 celsius in aberdeen, in the south, 1a celsiuses up in the atlantic, heading ourway. 0ne weather front after the other. that spells rain. if you are checking their website or looking at the app, an indication here with these rain signals, that the weather will be predominantly unsettled. rain at times possible almost anywhere in the uk. and british summer time begins tonight. goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines... the un peacekeeping mission in lebanon says three of its observers and a translator have been injured by an explosion near the israeli border. in a statement, the un said it was investigating the origin of the blast and that the targeting of its observers was "unacceptable." a second ship carrying food aid to the gaza strip has set sail from cyprus. the vessel is towing a platform loaded with 400 tonnes of supplies. 0n the first maritime mission, a ship carrying 200 tonnes moored alongside a makeshiftjetty off the gaza coast. political leaders promise stability in northern ireland won�*t be affected by the arrest an

the temperatures early on monday, 5 in aberdeen, about 7 or 8 in the south.unshine, too. i think the thickest of the cloud with the most persistent outbreaks of rain will be across northern england, perhaps around the northwest here, merseyside, the irish sea, into eastern areas of northern ireland. either side of that, drier and brighter — i say drier — there will be showers breaking out across southern england. some of them could be thundery — but sunshine in between, too. the forecast for tuesday shows that weather front moving northwards, kind of fizzling away, but still damp here. and then the next weather system sweeps into southwestern areas of the uk, and then later in the day that rain will track northwards and eastwards across the uk. and here it is on wednesday. in its wake, showers are expected across the bulk of england and wales, and that easterly breeze there in the north of scotland keeping things fairly chilly. for our friends in stornoway, only 7 degrees — even colder than that in lerwick, about 7 in aberdeen, but in the south around 15 degr

in fact, temperatures say in aberdeen may not get much above seven degrees celsius. you look at it, it's not a pretty picture at all with outbreaks of rain, better weather in the north west of the uk, northern ireland, western isles of scotland. let's take a look at the forecast then now as we head into tuesday. so another low pressure sweeps our way. this one will take its time before it crosses the country. in fact, rain should reach the south early in the day. so that means that the bulk of the country, yes, fairly cloudy but generally dry. again, the best of the weather here in the northwest, around the western isles, northern ireland, but i think across england and wales, eventually that rain will sweep through. and in fact, when tuesday night into wednesday, we'll see that low pressure moving through with its weatherfronts, moving northwards, not quite reaching central or northern scotland. so here it should just about stay dry. but i think even in northern ireland and the lowlands thick of cloud and outbreaks of rain, where in the south a bit of a mixed bag. i

in fact, temperatures in aberdeen may not get much above 7 celsius. pretty picture at all, with outbreaks of rain. better weather in the north—west of the uk, northern ireland, western isles of scotland. let's take a look at the forecast then now as we head into tuesday. another low pressure sweeps our way. this one will take its time before it crosses the country. in fact, rain should reach the south early in the day, so that means the bulk of the country, yes, fairly cloudy but generally drier. again, the best of the weather here in the northwest, around the western isles, northern ireland. but i think, across england and wales, eventually that rain will sweep through and, in fact, tuesday night into wednesday we will see that low pressure moving through with its weather fronts moving northwards. not quite reaching central or northern scotland, so here it should just about stay dry. but i think even in northern ireland and the lowlands, thicker cloud and outbreaks of rain. whereas in the south, a bit of a mixed bag, ithink, rather than continuous ra

you flew down from aberdeen in an rafjet paid for by taxpayers to tell us sketchily about a problem youwhat your actual solution is to it? that is the problem, this wavy and airy... and he is trying to say, i am looking at division, we need to solve this, while creating division. that is the contradiction at the heart of this, it is seeking to create a division that wedges the electorate and tries to build support for a unpopular government. now it's time for a look at today's sport with mike bushell. the idea of blue cards being issued in football to send professional players to a sin bin has been binned itself, before it's got off the ground. football's rule—makers gathered in scotland for their annual general meeting, and while its expected, to approve further trial of sin—bins at lower levels of the game, the proposal to use a blue card for this is likely to be ditched. arriving in scotland, the fifa president has now added his voice to all the managers and former players who've criticised the blue cards idea. no, there will not be any blue cards used at elite level, this is a topic

temperaturesjust six in aberdeen.that rain turn to snow. it is going to be quite high up in the high hills of scotland, probably above 300 metres elevation or so, but that could continue to be a risk into tuesday. so you might see a little bit of snow on some of the very high—ish scottish routes in the north. otherwise at lower elevations it's just outbreaks of rain, sleet and a bit of hail that you'll see mixed in. a cold day on tuesday — temperatures around nine or ten for england and wales, just five there in aberdeen. so overall, we're looking at a very unsettled week ahead, a cold start to the week, yes, but it does tend to turn milder as the week goes by. bye for now. live from london, this is bbc news. a day of mourning in russia after friday's deadly attack on a concert hall near moscow killed at least 133 people. the prince and princess of wales respond to the public support following catherine's announcement she is being treated for cancer. and it's lights off for major landmarks — we look at how countries a

whether it's the ingredients we use, like the ayrshire pork or aberdeen angus steak.led, jimmy pops them into a steamer. he then slices the haggis and throws it into a wok. wok fried haggis. wok fried haggis! there's a first for everything. that sounds brilliant. oh, look at that! and then we're just going to mash that up. look at that, there's your asian tatties. now we've got all our ingredients that we can just use and wrap up. tight against it so you can feel the haggis there. mine looks like an envelope as opposed to a roll. i don't know what's gone wrong there. it looks like a purse. yeah. i leave it to jimmy to fry the rolls and rustle up his chilli whisky dip. bagpipes play but we're still missing one key ingredient. a piper�*s the perfect accompaniment to any burns supper, however unconventional it might be. oh, wow. look at that. looks amazing. let's dig in, shall we? let's go for it. piper plays auld lang syne pastry crunches that's so good. that's so tasty. i can actually taste the haggis, which is surprising. i thought it'd get lost in there, but it's act

temperaturesjust six in aberdeen.that rain turn to snow. it is going to be quite high up in the high hills of scotland, probably above 300 metres elevation or so, but that could continue to be a risk into tuesday. so you might see a little bit of snow on some of the very high—ish scottish routes in the north. otherwise at lower elevations it's just outbreaks of rain, sleet and a bit of hail that you'll see mixed in. a cold day on tuesday — temperatures around nine or ten for england and wales, just five there in aberdeen. so overall, we're looking at a very unsettled week ahead, a cold start to the week, yes, but it does tend to turn milder as the week goes by. bye for now. live from washington. this is bbc news. russia's vladimir putin promises vengeance for the deadly attack on a concert hall — claimed by the islamic state group. we'll have a special report from the scene of the mass shooting. and: the un chief visits the rafah crossing and renews his calls for an immediate ceasefire in gaza. it is time to silence t

the temperatures early on monday, 5 in aberdeen, about 7 or 8 in the south.f rain will be across northern england, perhaps around the northwest here, merseyside, the irish sea into eastern areas of northern ireland. either side of that, drier and brighter — i say drier, there will be showers breaking out across southern england. some of them could be thundery, but sunshine in between too. the forecast for tuesday shows that weather front moving northwards, kind of fizzling away, but still damp here. and then the next weather system sweeps into southwestern areas of the uk and then later in the day that rain will track northwards and eastwards across the uk. and here it is on wednesday. in its wake, showers are expected across the bulk of england and wales, and that easterly breeze there in the north of scotland keeping things fairly chilly. for our friends in stornoway, only 7 degrees — even colder than that in lerwick, about 7 in aberdeen, but in the south around 15 degrees. and in fact the south—southwesterly winds will be quite persistent across the bulk o

temperaturesjust six in aberdeen.turn to snow. it is going to be quite high up in the high hills of scotland, probably above 300 metres elevation or so, but that could continue to be a risk into tuesday. so you might see a little bit of snow on some of the very high—ish scottish routes in the north. otherwise at lower elevations it's just outbreaks of rain, sleet and a bit of hail that you'll see mixed in. a cold day on tuesday — temperatures around nine or ten for england and wales, just five there in aberdeen. so overall, we're looking at a very unsettled week ahead, a cold start to the week, yes, but it does tend to turn milder as the week goes by. bye for now. this is bbc news, the headlines: a day of mourning in russia after friday's deadly attack on a concert hall near moscow — killed at least 133 people. russia's vladimir putin promised vengeance on those involved in the attack, claimed by the islamic state. he says all four gunmen have been arrested. the prince and princess of wales say they are "enormously to

the temperatures early on monday, sin aberdeen, about 7 or 8 in the south.dline. but there'll be some sunshine too. i think the thickest of the cloud with the most persistent outbreaks of rain will be across northern england, perhaps around the northwest here, merseyside, the irish sea into eastern areas of northern ireland. either side of that, drier and brighter — i say drier, there will be showers breaking out across southern england. some of them could be thundery, but sunshine in between too. the forecast for tuesday shows that weather front moving northwards, kind of fizzling away, but still damp here. and then the next weather system sweeps into southwestern areas of the uk and then later in the day that rain will track northwards and eastwards across the uk. and here it is on wednesday. in its wake, showers are expected across the bulk of england and wales, and that easterly breeze there in the north of scotland keeping things fairly chilly. for our friends in stornoway, only 7 degrees — even colder than that in lerwick, about 7 in aberdeen, but in t

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temperaturesjust six in aberdeen.t that could continue to be a risk into tuesday. so you might see a little bit of snow on some of the very high—ish scottish routes in the north. otherwise at lower elevations it�*s just outbreaks of rain, sleet and a bit of hail that you�*ll see mixed in. a cold day on tuesday — temperatures around nine or ten for england and wales, just five there in aberdeen. so overall, we�*re looking at a very unsettled week ahead, a cold start to the week, yes, but it does tend to turn milder as the week goes by. bye for now. voice—over: this is bbc news. we will have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. a population of 1.4 billion. one of the largest economies in the world. poverty, though still rife, is in steady decline. it�*s a place so full of life, of soul, of hope... ..of progress. but all that is under threat. as our planet warms, india is predicted to become one of the first countries in the world where temperatures will top the safe limit

about 7 in aberdeen. but in the south, around 15 degrees.urse often rain clouds. in the north, always a little bit cooler. that's it from me. bye— bye. this is bbc news. the headlines... tens of thousands of israeli protestors have gathered injerusalem for the largest anti—government demonstration since the start of the gaza conflict. they're demanding new elections and the release of israeli hostages by palestinians militants. israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, temporarily hands over power as he undergoes surgery. his deputy — justice minister yariv levin will temporarily fill mr neta nyahu's role. king charles has attended an easter service in windsor — followed by a walkabout to greet crowds. it's his most significant public appearance since being diagnosed with cancer. pope francis pleads for peace in his easter message. he's been meeting worshippers after easter sunday mass — as thousands gather in st peter's square. with more than half the votes counted in turkey's municipal elections, the main opposition party looks set to ho

temperaturesjust six in aberdeen.tion or so, but that could continue to be a risk into tuesday. so you might see a little bit of snow on some of the very high—ish scottish routes in the north. otherwise at lower elevations it�*s just outbreaks of rain, sleet and a bit of hail that you�*ll see mixed in. a cold day on tuesday — temperatures around nine or ten for england and wales, just five there in aberdeen. so overall, we�*re looking at a very unsettled week ahead, a cold start to the week, yes, but it does tend to turn milder as the week goes by. bye for now. this is bbc news. we�*ll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. car horns and hubbub we�*re so happy. yeah, we're justjoyful. so, on the mayor, we�*re 57.6% of results. we have a long way to go. we�*ve got some water coming upstairs. i know it�*s hot here. please keep the effort... cheering gunfire abdullah, can you hear me? abdullah, we need help. we need help. we�*re in the party office. they�*re firing live

temperaturesjust six in aberdeen.it is going to be quite high up in the high hills of scotland, probably above 300 metres elevation or so, but that could continue to be a risk into tuesday. so you might see a little bit of snow on some of the very high—ish scottish routes in the north. otherwise at lower elevations it's just outbreaks of rain, sleet and a bit of hail that you'll see mixed in. a cold day on tuesday — temperatures around nine or ten for england and wales, just five there in aberdeen. so overall, we're looking at a very unsettled week ahead, a cold start to the week, yes, but it does tend to turn milder as the week goes by. bye for now. this is bbc news. we will have the headlines at the top of the hour which is street after this programme. hello and welcome to unspun world, the programme where we ask the bbc�*s unmatched correspondents what's really going on in the world. in this edition, vladimir putin has won himself six more years as russia's president. so what will he do now? further confrontation w

temperatures just six in aberdeen.actually start to see some of that rain turn to snow. it is going to be quite high up in the high hills of scotland, probably above 300 metres elevation or so, but that could continue to be a risk into tuesday. so you might see a little bit of snow on some of the very high—ish scottish routes in the north. otherwise at lower elevations it's just outbreaks of rain, sleet and a bit of hail that you'll see mixed in. a cold day on tuesday — temperatures around nine or ten for england and wales, just five there in aberdeen. so overall, we're looking at a very unsettled week ahead, a cold start to the week, yes, but it does tend to turn milder as the week goes by. bye for now. live from washington. this is bbc news russia's vladimir putin promises "vengence" for the deadly attack on a concert hall—claimed by the islamic state group.we�*ll have a special report from the scene of the mass shooting. and the un chief visits the rafah crossing and renews his calls for an immediate ceasefire. plus

especially here in scotland, should have a sunny day, and the temperatures about the same — eight in aberdeengthening wind there, about nine degrees with that rain in cornwall and devon. tuesday, that weather front eventually moves across the uk. it's going to fizzle out and i think there will be some light rain around in the morning in scotland, some of these eastern counties closer to the north sea coast. but out towards the west, it's generally dry and bright on tuesday. and again, not a huge amount of change in the temperature — between around nine and 12 degrees celsius. but we'll start to see that slightly less cold air sweeping in so i think across the bulk of the uk, temperatures should be just around double figures, but it's not going to be a huge change. and the weather i think a little drier as we go through the course of the week. this is bbc news, the headlines: a hold—up in the gaza peace talks, israel is reported not to be sending a delegation to cairo. this comes after hamas reportedly failed to supply a list of hostages it would release under any truce agreement. a seven—year

especially here in scotland, should have a sunny day, and the temperatures about the same — eight in aberdeendegrees with that rain in cornwall and devon. tuesday, that weather front eventually moves across the uk. it's going to fizzle out and i think there will be some light rain around in the morning in scotland, some of these eastern counties closer to the north sea coast. but out towards the west, it's generally dry and bright on tuesday. and again, not a huge amount of change in the temperature — between around nine and 12 degrees celsius. but we'll start to see that slightly less cold air sweeping in so i think across the bulk of the uk, temperatures should be just around double figures, but it's not going to be a huge change. and the weather i think a little drier as we go through the course of the week. this is bbc news, the headlines: a hold—up in the gaza peace talks — israel is reported not to be sending a delegation to cairo. this comes after hamas reportedly failed to supply a list of hostages it would release under any truce agreement. pakistan has re—elected shehbaz sharif as i

this boat is being tested in plymouth sound and its crew is in an office in aberdeen.ested in plymouth sound and its crew could you show us how you can control it from here? could we do a figure of eight or something like that? so, now i'm moving forward, i'm sending a command going forward. the captain has precise control of the boat in real time. could we do a figure of eight or something like that? yeah, let's do a figure of eight. so, now i'm moving forward, i'm sending a command going forward. that looks pretty good to me! it's definitely an eight. it's a big change for the industry, but it means the international regulations that keep ships safe at sea will also need to change. there is little doubt that this is where shipping is heading. what we are specifically considering in this regard is the role of the master and officers on board. would you now consider a remote control centre operator being a master equivalent? and how this will all be regulated in the context of international law. on the dockside in norway, the next ship is being fitted out. the industry

here are the rest of the days results aberdeen beat ross county 2—1.irren both finished one all, while dundee won 2—1 at stjohnstone. it's the old firm derby next sunday manchester city have moved three points clear of chelsea at the top of the women's super league. they beat liverpool 4—1 at prenton park. lauren hemp and jess park both scored before the league's top scorer khadija shaw made it 3—0 in eight first—half minutes. shaw got another early in the second half before liverpool got a late consolation through an own goal. elsewhere aston villa drew 2—2 against leicester. chelsea play in the league cup final against arsenal tomorrow. the grand slam champions england have made it two wins out of two in the women's six nationschampionship. they beat wales 46—10 at ashton gate in bristol. the red roses ran away with it as expected. securing the winning bonus point by half—time with four tries and led 24—3 at the break. they ran in eight tries in total including two from ellie kildunne. the crowd of 19,705 is a record for an england's women's home mat

scared of it, before it arrives, it's a frosty morning and in fact temperatures around freezing in aberdeeno that introduces thicker cloud and outbreaks of rain i think later on in the morning. so ahead of it, a lot of bright if not sunny weather on the net weather front sweeps into the south—west, into wales, eventually to ireland come into northern ireland but notice any eastern and northern areas especially here in scotland should have a sunny day and the temperature is about the same, eight in aberdeen, ten in hull, 12 in london, and without strengthening wind there in cornwall and devon. she stay, the weather front moves across the uk and will fizzle out. some light rain around in eastern counties and closer to the north sea coast that out towards the west it's generally dry and bright on tuesday. again, not a generally dry and bright on tuesday. again, nota huge generally dry and bright on tuesday. again, not a huge amount of change in temperature between 9—10 celsius -- 9-12 c. you'll in temperature between 9—10 celsius —— 9—12 c. you'll see that slightly warmer air sweeping across t

temperatures just six in aberdeen.o be quite high up in the high hills of scotland, probably above 300 metres elevation or so, but that could continue to be a risk into tuesday. so you might see a little bit of snow on some of the very high—ish scottish routes in the north. otherwise at lower elevations it's just outbreaks of rain, sleet and a bit of hail that you'll see mixed in. a cold day on tuesday — temperatures around nine or ten for england and wales, just five there in aberdeen. so overall, we're looking at a very unsettled week ahead, a cold start to the week, yes, but it does tend to turn milder as the week goes by. bye for now. this is bbc news. we will have the headlines of the top of the hour which is straight after this programme. hello and welcome to talking business with m. let's have a look at what's on the show. the global obesity epidemic, more than a billion people across the world are obese with warnings the disease could threaten our financial stability. the crisis is currently on track to drain t

a bit colder there in scotland — 5 for aberdeen. for friday, and a lot of cloud first half of the day, very few glimmers of sunshine. showers possible through the morning and afternoon across england and wales, cracks of thunder likely, but out towards the west — and in some other areas as well — there'll be some bright spells. temperatures — well, from yorkshire southwards i think we're still talking about the mid—teens, but further north and west, closer to around 10 or 11. and then friday night the skies clear, and into saturday morning with lighter winds, it is going to be a chilly start. so crisp sunshine early on saturday with temperatures in parts of scotland around —3 degrees celsius. i don't think it's going to be frosty in the south. so saturday, lots of bright if not sunny weather across many northern and eastern areas. but this weather front is approaching — its southwesterlies pushing the rain bearing clouds so there will be some damp weather for the south—west, for wales, the irish sea and into northern ireland. temper

especially here in scotland, should have a sunny day, and the temperatures about the same — eight in aberdeenut nine degrees with that rain in cornwall and devon. tuesday, that weather front eventually moves across the uk. it's going to fizzle out and i think there will be some light rain around in the morning in scotland, some of these eastern counties closer to the north sea coast. but out towards the west, it's generally dry and bright on tuesday. and again, not a huge amount of change in the temperature — between around nine and 12 degrees celsius. but we'll start to see that slightly less cold air sweeping in so i think across the bulk of the uk, temperatures should be just around double figures, but it's not going to be a huge change. and the weather i think a little drier as we go through the course of the week. live from london. this is bbc news. a hold—up in the gaza peace talks, israel is reported not to be sending a delegation to cairo. uk chancellorjeremy hunt has said he wants to find a way to bring down the tax burden, ahead of the spring budget this week. a seven—year—old girl

temperaturesjust six in aberdeen.in the high hills of scotland, probably above 300 metres elevation or so, but that could continue to be a risk into tuesday. so you might see a little bit of snow on some of the very high—ish scottish routes in the north. otherwise at lower elevations it's just outbreaks of rain, sleet and a bit of hail that you'll see mixed in. a cold day on tuesday — temperatures around nine or ten for england and wales, just five there in aberdeen. so overall, we're looking at a very unsettled week ahead, a cold start to the week, yes, but it does tend to turn milder as the week goes by. bye for now. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. with the full—scale war in ukraine now in its third year, the country is struggling to sustain its fight. american weapon supplies are stalled, as is the flow of something just as important — that of new soldiers to the front. we cannot win with harmed and tired and exhausted soldiers. plan

especially here in scotland, should have a sunny day, and the temperatures about the same — eight in aberdeenrnwall and devon. tuesday, that weather front eventually moves across the uk. it's going to fizzle out and i think there will be some light rain around in the morning in scotland, some of these eastern counties closer to the north sea coast. but out towards the west, it's generally dry and bright on tuesday. and again, not a huge amount of change in the temperature — between around nine and 12 degrees celsius. but we'll start to see that slightly less cold air sweeping in so i think across the bulk of the uk, temperatures should be just around double figures, but it's not going to be a huge change. and the weather i think a little drier as we go through the course of the week. live from london. this is bbc news. a hold—up in the gaza peace talks, israel is reported not to be sending a delegation to cairo. uk chancellorjeremy hunt has said he wants to find a way to bring down the tax burden, ahead of the spring budget this week. a seven—year—old girl has drowned after a small boat, carr

a bit colder there in scotland — 5 for aberdeen.y few glimmers of sunshine. showers possible through the morning and afternoon across england and wales, cracks of thunder likely, but out towards the west — and in some other areas as well — there'll be some bright spells. temperatures — well, from yorkshire southwards i think we're still talking about the mid—teens, but further north and west, closer to around 10 or 11. and then friday night the skies clear, and into saturday morning with lighter winds, it is going to be a chilly start. so crisp sunshine early on saturday with temperatures in parts of scotland around —3 degrees celsius. i don't think it's going to be frosty in the south. so saturday, lots of bright if not sunny weather across many northern and eastern areas. but this weather front is approaching — its southwesterlies pushing the rain bearing clouds so there will be some damp weather for the south—west, for wales, the irish sea and into northern ireland. temperatures though, around 10—13 degrees. and then for the rest

so we�*re looking at 11 in stornoway and aberdeen to highs of 14, possibly 15 somewhere in the southeastel using starvation as a weapon of war against the population in the strip. it comes as medics warn the heathcare system is close to collapse in gaza as air strikes and fighting intensify between israel and hamas. former billionaire crypto boss sam bankman—fried — who was convicted of fraud and money laundering last year — returns to court for sentencing. thames water crisis deepens as shareholders refuse to inject extra money into the uk�*s largest water company. two bodies inside a submerged pickup truck have been recovered from beneath the collapsed bridge in baltimore.

in 2006 — when he unveiled plans to transform a stretch of sand dunes north of aberdeen, in scotlandnt. as well as scepticism. the plans were backed by a big portion the local business community — with promises of investment, and major golf championships. mr trump said he would spend £1 billion on the scheme — but this did not happen. a small number of the thousands of newjobs promised, have materialised so far — and the golf resort has yet to turn a profit, racking up {13.3 million in losses since it opened. now — one of the project's consultant director for the trump 0rganisation says he feels �*hoodiwnked' and ashamed. neil hobday, has spoken to "trumped", a new bbc sounds podcast which revisits the controversy surrounding the approval for the trump international golf links course. he reflected on the moment he realised donald trump didn't have the finances. take a listen. he wanted the golf course and that was it. and he was willing to fight the environmental battle and create this impression that this was $1,000,000,000 project and scotland absolutely needed it. but i think he n

doctorjenna gregory is a senior clinical lecturer at the university of aberdeen.better at being able to treat these diseases, particularly motor neurone disease. it's devastating. it's also a very individual experience. everybody has completely different symptoms. but, despite having those very similarsymptoms, people all have the same underlying disease process — these protein clumps. and so being able to identify these early before substantial symptom burden, before people become disabled means that then we can prolong the time spent in normal functional state. now it's time for a look at the weather with elizabeth ritzzini. hello there, good afternoon. it won't be completely dry this weekend. there's always a chance of some further showers, longer spells of rain, but a lot of dry weather around. today though, blustery showers pushing northwards, longer spells of rain at times, and coastal gales. towards the south coast of england and across the channel islands, there could be some gusts of around 60 to 65 miles an hour. a deep area of low pressure descending, t

especially here in scotland, should have a sunny day, and the temperatures about the same — eight in aberdeenhat rain in cornwall and devon. tuesday, that weather front eventually moves across the uk. it's going to fizzle out and i think there will be some light rain around in the morning in scotland, some of these eastern counties closer to the north sea coast. but out towards the west, it's generally dry and bright on tuesday. and again, not a huge amount of change in the temperature — between around nine and 12 degrees celsius. but we'll start to see that slightly less cold air sweeping in so i think across the bulk of the uk, temperatures should be just around double figures, but it's not going to be a huge change. and the weather i think a little drier as we go through the course of the week. this is bbc news, the headlines: a hold—up in the gaza peace talks — israel is reported not to be sending a delegation to cairo. this comes after hamas reportedly failed to supply a list of hostages it would release under any truce agreement. a seven—year—old girl has drowned after a small boat carr

furthersouth that wind, aberdeen are just six celsius.onday, that easterly wind continues to ease, but we will give a lot of cloud. bits and pieces of rain here and there, quite a lot of rain here and there, quite a lot of dry weather, too. temperatures again six to 11 celsius. but there is a change later in the week, because we will start to see areas of low pressure pushing in from the atlantic, and that will change the wind direction. we will lose the easterly wind and pick up more of a south or south—westerly wind, that will bring a milderfeel to proceedings. so temperatures if anything climbing as we head through the middle and towards the end of the middle and towards the end of the week, but don't expect blue skies and sunshine all the time. there will still be some cloud and rain at times. live from london, this is bbc news. the first vessel to use the maritime aid corridor is loaded in cyprus — the european union says it will begin operating this weekend. armed men abduct another group of students from a school in northern nigeri