hello, i'm simon mccoy. i'm simon mccoy. deal as us president donald trump today at 4. you're anger in tehran. withdraws. watching afternoon after donald trump pulls out of the nuclear deal. secretary borisjohnson. live. and us president donald here, the prime minister says the agreement is good for peace. i'm simon mccoy. in tehran, as some politicians burn the american flag in parliament. today at 2. trump. the agreement is good for peace. after donald trump pulls out of the nuclear deal. here, the prime minister says the agreement according to a tweet from us president donald trump. issues that is good for peace. issues that need to while they are being driven. need to be worked on. after a bouncy castle blew away with a young girl still inside. be worked following a visit to pyongyang from the us secretary on. of state. was "adequately anchored" to the stalling while in motion. ground. following a visit to pyongyang from the us secretary of state. will be continuing to work on those with after a bouncy castle blew away with a young girl still inside. our european and other allies. they are being driven. cars could cut out completely while they are being driven. they are being driven. secure it to the ground. girl still inside. with their strategy on child mental health services. coming up on afternoon live, all coming up on afternoon girl still inside. this probably would not have happened. live, all the sport. the sport with holly hamilton. to be "racially discriminatory". good news for british tennis sport now on afternoon live with holly hamilton. fans. this probably would not have happened. sport now on afternoon worries over andy murray

live with holly hamilton. at wimbledon? carl edmonds faces a tough matchup in madrid —— kyle edmund. wimbledon? since his hip operation earlier carl edmonds faces a tough matchup in madrid -- kyle edmund. and after three years without him, tiger woods is back in an open. tiger woods is top men tennis players. in madrid -- kyle this year. back in an in the second round of the madrid 0pen. year. edmund. will he be ready for wimbledon injuly? will he be ready for wimbledon in july? will he be ready for wimbledon injuly? 0pen. that is the open. exactly, notjust any open but the opening carnoustie. it is a win that could see him move into the top 20. big question. move into the top 20. all the action at 430. opening carnoustie. thank you. he has such a brilliant in madrid, looking to secure a place in the third round. of the madrid open, beating novak djokovic —— i am thrilled to say. in the third round. djokovic —— i am thrilled to say. history here. here. we will have all the latest from there at 2:30 pm. thanks, holly. l bit of a surprise, that, holly. he has won the claretjug three times. three times. just after half—past. phil avery has all the weather. past couple of years because of as planned but the future of british tennis is bright. injury. injury. all the tennis is bright. cameras i some areas have already seen rain, however, that's only half the story. however, that's only half the only returned to competitive golf at the end of last year. story. the end of last year. knew. pleasant to room in on the way going to order onto a glorious afternoon and evening. afternoon and evening. all the for western areas. areas. detail in usual, with you to expectations in in the east, you will keep the sunshine all day long. also coming up: her royal likeness! details coming in half an hour. augusta finishing tied thank you very much. also coming up, her royal likeness! up,. 32nd. tied 32nd. prince harry, before next week's royal wedding. but it did see him break back into thank you, we sound like dad's army. hello, the top 100. also coming up, her royal likeness. almost twice as many winners in the first prince harry before next week's royal wedding. back into the top 100. set. in the end prince harry before next week's royal wedding. taking it 6—3. returning to the form we saw she might be meeting someone else as well. down under.

everyone. high hopes for him, having won in 2000, 2000 two and 2005. under. 2000, 2000 two and 2005. enjoyed some pretty testing battles in the past. in the past. resembling walby djokovic of 2017 this is afternoon live. ofjuly, simon, so you have time to sort out that invitation. we know and love. hello everyone, this is afternoon live. sort out that invitation. i'm simon mackay. know i will see you up and there. you up there. some mixed news from british tennis. to pull out of it. love. british tennis. to pull out of it. he broke —— resembling more of djokovic of 2017. resembling more of djokovic of 2017. of keeping the world we are getting a safe. live statement from police unless it gets guarantees it can still to competition for the start of the grass court season. now at court. still trade with trade with europe. police now at grass court season. europe. court. 20 of the world rankings for the first i cannot put myself in from hip surgery which is taking slightly longer than expected. slightly longer than expected. time. first time. their shoes. with the united with the united myself in their shoes. it must be absolutely if tennis fans need some good news, step up kyle edmund. states. states. step up kyle 0ur diplomatic correspondent james 0ur diplomatic correspondent james landale reports. awful. absolutely awful. edmund. landale reports. they've displayed a huge amount of dignity. a huge amount of dignity. andy murray might not be fit for the grass court season this year. grass court season this year. i don't know how they have done it. after beating novak djokovic for the first time in his career. first time in his career. plenty to cheer about in wimbledon this summer. this summer. know how they have done their second round match two sets to one. imagine the pressure one. it. on him now. president trump's critics level of that was anything tim henman, andy murray, all over again. henman, andy murray, all over iran's nuclear ambitions. he hit almost twice as many winners taking it 6—3. again. but diplomatic. dignity they've winners taking it absolutely, we had murray 6—3. mania. iran's nuclear ambitions. struggled to return from an elbow injury. what will we do with kyle edmund? given it kyle edmund excitement? will that work? injury. no. euphoria.

astounding. monday and one set to level and burned the us flag and a copy astounding. the match. and burned the us flag and a copy of the agreement. match. of the agreement. lost all previous and we will see more of tiger woods? regulations in place, this obviously would more of tiger woods? meetings with djokovic. not have happened. it should not be would not have happened. djokovic. much of a surprise. this victory should see him move into the world top 20. they would continue to trade. him move into the world top 20. he will return to the open here later this year. later this year. he has a lot of history with. they would continue to trade. is room for more enforcement to make sure that they one of the best victories of his career. are being enforced. sure that they are being enforced. career. put confidence in, then you can history with. continue. it means next he will face david goffin the eighth seed. david goffin the eighth seed. in, then you that will be a great competition. can continue. will be a great competition. continue like the court any time soon is serena williams. around them as this. continue like this. williams. they have done in this case. has now withdrawn from this month's italian open. hasn't provided the economic benefits they end of last year, one of the favourites for the masters. provided the economic benefits this case. how is this case been for you as a policeman? italian open. lots of complex detail... were promised. favourites for the it promised. all serious crime masters. what the crisis would mean would mean for is difficult. to prepare for her first clay season since giving birth in september. since giving birth in september. for them. them. difficult. not stay here any participation in the french open which starts on the 27th of may. even when we did not have which starts on the 27th of may. more. even when we didn't have sanctions, sanctions our economy was terrible. our economy was terrible. with this decision i do not know given some really fantastic and with this decision, i don't know what will what will happen. evidence. we are living in evidence. clay after reaching the final at roland garros in 2016. happen.

it's taken a very long time to bring this to court. roland garros in 2016. hope. time to bring this decisions to limit the damage to damage to our country. to court. our country. the links course where he has enjoyed testing battles in the past. enjoyed testing battles said this or be a long investigation. baggies and stoke in the championship next season. championship next season. in the past. investigation. one point from their last two games and that will not be easy. and that will not be easy. for limiting its nuclear for limiting its nuclear programme. programme. was going to be and continue their a long investigation. trade. and continued trade. travel to chelsea who themselves are looking for the politicians insist the deal investigation. a top four finish. must be saved. politicians say the deal must be looking for a top four finish. saved. themselves will be looking for a top four members were in court for this trial. finish. four finish. trial. need to be never well, the situation is not in the best way to put worked on. our hands. will be continuing to work on those with our on pressure to liverpool and our european and other allies. with european and other hands. tottenham. liverpool and tottenham. translation: our aim but the situation is not in our hands. allies. a clear message, and now that message is enforced. situation is not in translation: our aim is clear. our hands. is clear. to finish the season in the best totally focused on we are committed to the nuclear deal. possible way with my players. for our own interests. the present. not only for our possible way with my players. also i think our fans deserve this. think our that's why we will be working on this deal to have a future. own interests. that is why we will be working on this deal, to have a fans deserve present is to finish the season in the future. this. best possible way. the best possible way. our fans the max to deserve this.

put profit before we will fight for it, we will under the nuclear deal. commitments under the deserve this. work for it. the president's advisers, though, were deal. safety. for it. the advisers of the president were —— unrepentant. unrepentant. the like what looks like an iran is leading us closer to war with belligerent thurstons impossible task. activity in iraq and syria. activity in syria. task. the. you know, they've been moving missiles. profit first, they ignored rules and the regulations. the regulations. into syria that can target inside israel. hit any target inside that is why we have israel. seen recent israeli strikes. that's why we have seen recent israeli strikes. result and a reward for it, maybe not, we will see. not, we which is the real threat. conducted and sadly, summer lost her life. will see. which is the real life. threat. highest level of negligence, decided by southampton's victory over swa nsea. decided by southampton's victory over swansea. highest level and maybe we get this result and work for it. over swansea. result and work for and they were grossly about instability in the middle in the middle it. east. still harbour hopes of champions league qualification. east. negligent. league qualification. they were grossly negligent. no, this is the first for me. hang onto their place in extremely the top four. before due to an outbreak of a virus. rare. four. virus. points from the last four league matches. rare. their own review of the hotel on social media. israeli air strike. social media. just two points most rides, most events like this are faithfully conducted. james landale, bbc news. clear of chelsea. this are israeli air strike. faithfully conducted. chelsea. trip, only to have our reservation cancelled 24 hours before arrival. cancelled 24 hours before arrival. focused, like a team, like a club, and try to win the last two games. and try to win the it meant we had to make alternative arrangements. arrangements. have put the last two games.

to the iranian nuclear threat. it is castle up in britain has no intention of walking away. to the iranian nuclear threat. that weather. in our fortunately, the experience did not sour our trip. sour our trip. the business meeting was extremely productive. was extremely productive. hands. weather. disgraceful to that castle went up in that weather. battle has been called a business meeting. have the option in your hands to be third, it is an ideal situation. third, it is an ideal situation. britain has no intention i don't know if it that is all the sport. more in the next hour. of walking away. will stick. ithink it will, it is business. away. difficult for me to put myself in their shoes. difficult for me to put myself in theirshoes. difficult for me to put myself in their shoes. i say, i've seen their business. thank you, we will leave it there. let's return to our main story. pain. i've after president trump's decision to pull out of seen it. with the central bargain of the it. deal. house of commons that britain will continue to honour the deal. but i hope to make them available as they've dealt with this utter, utter dignity. aim of finding a new solution to the soon as possible. i spoke sanctions relief in accordance with the central bargain of the deal. the central bargain of the with this utter, utter dignity. record prices at an auction in new york. i held them in the highest esteem. held them iranian nuclear threat. britain has no intention of walking deal. yesterday to in the away. my french charities supported by the highest esteem. family. to make them available —— available as soon as possible. and german lizo mzimba reports. that's up front at $31 million... as soon yours it is. a counterparts. as possible. buys, believe it or not. dc! with the central bargain gauguin's la vague, painted in brittany more than a century ago. check crown court —— last chance at of the deal. constraints on iran's nuclear capacity expired in 2025. chelmsford crown court. 71,500,000. yours it is. crown court. a 1923 matisse portrait went for more than double that. he said they put profit before safety. an auction record for the french before safety. master. guilty of gross negligence and a but i hope to make them available as home in new york state. rant‘s neuter capacity expired in 2025. 2025. safety offence. safety offence. soon as possible. of the agreement.

items being sold by auction i still believe that would death of houses. have been the better course. it's going to be an extraordinary season. summer grant, there's no question. who died on the auction market, but never anything in hospital. constraints on iran's nuclear capacity quite like this. reopening the terms of the agreement. hospital. agreement. i still believe that would've been the expired in 2025. better course. of the way would've been the better blown into the wind, winds of 46 miles per hour. miles per hour. ahead. then the demand exists to absorb an awful course. lot of them. 75 million, ladies and spell out their view of the way ahead. gentlemen. national security advisor before his resignation last of the borisjohnson. year. a result of the injuries she received. received. convictions there at agreement. i still believe that would have in the country. chelmsford crown court. been the better course. part of chelmsford crown court. the impressionist‘s on american soil. acclaimed water the family a little later lily series. thank you for coming on we'll take you back. in. take you back. you're watching afternoon live. of the way the groundwork for the historic summit between paintings might depress the rest of the spring auction but when he spoke those words what was due reaction? ahead. the two leaders. market. but the sale seems to have increased was due reaction? demand. i was disappointed, to be honest. disappointed, to be honest. in the country. with the us public. the agreement work in the interests of announcement was linked to this in on american soil. our collective national security. some way. was already rockefeller, and actually they did.

and a lot of collectors wanted to be part of this tide lifting all boats. in the week and suddenly he moved it up to tuesday. to observe historic summit between the two leaders. of the most incredible sales. its commitments that he decided to go ahead and withdraw the united states. 0ur correspondent barbara plett—usher is in washington. was in north selling. withdraw the united states. under thejcpoa. korea, and that share the view expressed that any deal is better is now impacting than none? deal is better than none? the news cycle audience is concerned, donald trump is having rather disruptive role in the middle east, a good time. particularly in yemen and syria. here. family for 50 deal, it was a substantive are difficult deal to negotiate. difficult deal to negotiate. is having rather a good time. yes, he is. so who he is. years. negotiated for three years on this deal. knows? yes, it is going to be seen as a success for mr trump. deal. and also, to be honest, a condition for the it took more than ten years to come to a conclusion. summit to take place. easily top half a billion come to a conclusion. in the region and we will announcement was listed this in some way. continue to do so. dollars. lizo mzimba, bbc news. way. held prisoner in north the nuclear deal announcement later in the week and he moved it up. in the week and he moved it up. to the united korea. thought that iran could have nuclear weapons within six months. kingdom. weapons within six months. most likely he would be bringing them back. your belief that iran stuck to the deal? they have stuck to the deal. korea and that is now impacting the news cycle here. who knows? of the preamble to thejcpoa. unsolved killings from the troubles in northern didn't include around's regional brawl, for instance. the men were taken to the brawl, for ireland. airport. instance. conditionally for the summit is to take place. take place. programme that they have and it was a time limited deal. nuclear a time limited deal. through the courts unnecessarily.

threat. back to the here's our ireland correspondent emma va rdy. was not perfect, but it was never intended to cover those issues. to meet kim jong un with reapers and there is being held in north korea. there is united states. there is much that remains unresolved. intended to cover those issues. being held the question is, how does the when british soldiers fired shots in north us proposed to achieve it? at a civil rights march 00:09:09,1000 --> 00:09:10,828 in 1972... korea. results of this the first body i saw was that trip. of a youth. and iran has stuck to the terms of that deal. are images that are going to play well in .. that deal. the united states. window open for another known as bloody sunday. deal to be signed. response to that decision on john kelly's brother was one of them. exactly, it bought time. include iran, russia and china as iran. as far as i'm concerned, this soldier should doubt is what this deal it has not been overwhelmingly supported. that, the men were taken well as countries in the region. be prosecuted. i cannot speak and every soldier who killed was about. to the airport. for him exactly, people on bloody sunday must airport. but i think be prosecuted. because it that he is... instance, that option remained open for the next 12 or 15 years. for the next 12 or 15 health and they're on their way back to the united states. the question is really how much does he is blatant to the united states. care about it? years. murder. borisjohnson in the house of commons. and the reaction time in which to do it without ripping up the jcpoa. of his base been any prosecution. ripping up the jcpoa. unsolved killings from the troubles in northern ireland. is certainly very pleased that the results of the strip. in particular. results of the strip. to investigate these. going to play well in not dead, this deal, but it looks pretty dead. through the courts unnecessarily. could be pursued over cases dating the united states. here's our ireland correspondent emma va rdy. pretty dead. states. i think it will be difficult to preserve it. to be quite passionate about the iran back nearly 40 or 50 years. difficult to preserve it. international response to that decision on iran. nuclear accord. this process decision on iran. it has not been cannot go overwhelmingly supportive. overwhelmingly supportive. there is much that remained saying this was the wrong decision. on indeterminably

secondary sanctions on european companies that engage with iran. unresolved. when british soldiers fired shots at a companies that engage for our spirits about his high—stakes civil rights march in 1972... with iran. the first body i decision. veterans. that he is, the question is really how much does he care about a? how much does he care about a? saw was that of bidding and the government should look after them. the us administration it might be possible to preserve the deal. a youth... possible to preserve the deal. domestically and the reaction of his base known as bloody sunday. that is unlikely, isn't it, because that is appointed the sanctions? in particular. base in particular. to have been dropped. john kelly's brother was one of them. as far as i'm concerned, this soldier for anything with kim jong—un, it has to be the right are unacceptable. quite passionate about the should be prosecuted. kind of deal. want to scrap the deal entirely and every soldier who killed people on bloody iran nuclear accord. start with something much bigger. sunday must be prosecuted. start with something much bigger. nuclear accord. because it was trusted to put forward an murder. agreement that he's going to soldiers and not enough scrutiny of because it loses any benefit that gets in terms of trade with europe. gets in terms of trade with europe. pundits, saying this was the wrong decision. keep. what happens paramilitaries. decision. then? been any prosecution. what would you expect iran to do? expect iran to do? pleased with the decisions he's made this week. was that he was in pretty high to investigate these. during the troubles. closer to home with other arab states ? closer to home with other spirits. spirits. arab states? states? there maybe a little bit of an interim barbara plett assured talking with me from washington earlier. now. an interim now. could be pursued over cases dating back nearly 40 veterans being unfairly targeted. you have heard from the iranian leadership. the iranian leadership. or 50 years. they are not immediately repudiating the deal. immediately repudiating the deal. this process cannot go un, it has to be the right kind of deal. to concerns they could have dangerous electrical on indeterminatly for our they will wait to see how it settles down. deal. of the peace process. faults. down. veterans. up their campaign for justice. programme watchdog live, which will be aired this evening. his critics say that at the wrong assessment, in

mr kim... bidding and the government within the next few weeks. a wrong assessment, mr kim... should look after them. details about the recall. moment the trump seems fairly pleased with the decisions he's made this week. decisions he's made economically with iran without suffering us sanctions on companies? suffering us sanctions on companies? this week. time, and ultimately cause a severe business that process will take a barbara, thank you very much. to have been dropped. electrical failure. news. bit of time. barbara plett usher in washington for us. that can involve the car stalling time. and its lights turning off. is possible that that buys to pull out of it. are unacceptable. a certain number of months. number of months. of keeping the world has "no intention of walking away" from safe. soldiers and not enough scrutiny of the agreement. paramilitaries. still trade with encompasses the ballistic missile programme and their regional role. programme and their regional role. europe. president trump and kim gone off and it jong—un. with the united was dark. during the so this is potentially a very serious safety problem. states. 0ur diplomatic correspondent james landale reports. electrical faults. troubles. become possible before the original deal has all those which may have fallen apart. deal has fallen apart. it. president trump's critics said was within the next couple of veterans being unfairly targeted. anything but diplomatic. weeks. if you've got a bmw you might want reassurance before then. well you might, so we do know which cars thinking how misinformed already using the word of the moment, crazy? using the word of the will be affected by this. moment, crazy? iran's nuclear ambitions. and what bmw say is that it i think it of the peace process. includes the bmw! was misguided, certainly. up their campaign for justice. while they are being driven. and burned the us flag and a copy of the it is recalling 312,000 vehicles

agreement. manufactured between march 2007 and august — the bmw! promised to do, without considering the impact it has on the 2011. now bmw says it region. the impact it has on the region. is carrying out this regulation, which critics fear could suffocate the 2007 and august free press. recall as a precaution. 2011. weaken people like the prime minister to the data protection act. year over safety issues. they would continue to trade. this issue in early 2017. in iran. minister in iran. affected as well stage of the leveson not covered by the change, but it could be an even worse inquiry. by identical or first recall. regime in iran. put confidence in, then you can continue. worse regime in iran. near identical faults. so it's taking a precaution. do want to engage with the outside world. march's cold snap had hit we cannot continue like this. world. sales. leadership than it has at the moment. and added to overall weaker trading in a great pleasure to talk to you. thank and get in touch with early spring. let's dump this promise, it's too expensive, it's a distraction. you. provided the economic benefits expensive, it's a distraction. them. so that's why it will take a few weeks before the letters go out. it promised. full—year profits could be flat. some breaking news we are getting in from court. we are getting in from court. was actually a death as a result of a fault with one home broadband is faster, dare they to the mccanns, the dowlers, all those other victims? dowlers, all those of these cars. says the uk's communications other victims? watchdog 0fcom. would mean for how can we be here, madam after a seven—year—old girl died on a bouncy castle. them. deputy speaker. a bouncy castle. no, i will not give by 28% over the year, while uploads were 44% this was at harlow town park in 2016. way. not stay here anymore. faster. town park in 2016. whatever party they are written, this is about our honour. even when we did not have sanctions, our economy was terrible. this is about our with this decision, i do not know what

honour. will happen. we are living in hope. matter of honour about the promise we made. of bmw's attitude. into the air and down the park with her inside. extra cost by asking to be switched to fibre she suffered multiple a children's book has been published featuring two of the the damage to our country. where it is available. injuries. victims. injuries. sadly a man was later they were both killed shelby thurston moore also charged with a health and safety offence. with a health and safety offence. in the tragedy. killed. they have also been for limiting its nuclear programme. sofia betizia has the story. convicted of those charges. the jewel of italy, venice. castle they were operating those charges. and continued trade. in essex. after the decision by donald trump, what is going on with the oil price? what is going on with the the politicians say with her inside it. cities are connected by oil price? the deal must tragedy. sentenced next month. brent crude at its highest level since 2014. $77 a be saved. jo black reports. conditions to ensure that the dome was safe to use. of the grenfell tower inferno fair with herfamily. barrel today. was safe to use. the background to this case isjo black. this case last june. isjo black. need to be uses 96 million barrels of oil a worked on. it flew into the air while she day. day. day to an easter funfair with her family. was still inside. in this corner of family. with european and other exporting about 2 million barrels of oil per day. oil per day. italy. she was playing on a bouncy castle known as a circus superdome. castle known as a circus superdome. allies. translation: our aim is clear. sanctions it dropped to1 million barrels of oil per day. before it came to a a move that would mean grenfell tower barrels of oil per day. due to get off it flew into the air while she was still inside. rest. while she was still inside. became home. summer died from her injuries. not only for our own interests. that easter saturday that's why we will be working on this deal, to have a was cold and exports could decrease as a result of the imposition of sanctions. future. of the imposition says she's been devastated by the loss of her only son. windy. of sanctions. park hitting a tree before it came to arrest. some died from her

injuries. injuries. that easter saturday was cold and commitments under the for the death of a concerned because the prices have been rising. been windy. deal. cold and windy. the advisers of the president were unrepentant. son. rising. too because it's paying you carry with you figures from tui, the largest travel company in the world. all the time. than 35 miles an company in the activity in iraq and hour. world. syria. by a sudden gust of wind. remained open despite gusts of more than 35 target inside israel. in large part to the increasing of cruises. cruises. miles an hour. than 35 miles an hour. that's why we have seen recent israeli strikes. too because it's a pain you carry with you have a chance which is the all the time. if there are 24 hours in a day, to finish her real threat. i sufferfor 25. turn. told police that it was caught by a sudden gust of wind. sudden gust of wind. marco and wake up in a different country every day. to the ground in the middle gloria. day. that is how the knight and the princess came to life. adequately. east. thought summer should be allowed the chance to finish her i said i was surprised young people go one cruises. go one cruises. to a high tower in a turn. chance to finish her turn. far—away land. the book was created with the help of family and friends. to anchored the doom to israeli air strike. marco's childhood friend, roberta did all the the ground adequately. today will be of a small comfort to james adequately. drawings. translation: this gave me the strength to go on. summer's family. builds another vessel to cater to that demand. landale, it's not fair to keep quiet. that demand. talk of takeovers. bbc died in that tower — who died for nothing. a garden in her memory. news. summer was a really lovely little girl. will be of a small she brought joy to everybody's comfort to summer's family. summer's family. day. she was very kind and considerate.

a happy ending. virgin money, vodafone, all involved in talks. in talks. in norwich, teachers and classmates have created a garden in her memory. have created a garden in her memory. to the iranian nuclear threat. so much happening. but she was fun and summer was a lovely little britain has no intention of walking away. sky, that issue going she is missed by everybody. girl. blocks being safer in the future, and on. she broughtjoy to everybody‘s dave. going on. broughtjoy to everybody‘s dave. she has another hope. she was very kind and considerate. lots of takeover bids in progress in the markets. the markets. was very kind and they remain heartbroken by the loss of a bright more than usual? considerate. i'm not sure. and loving little girl. you're watching i will ask. iwill ask. i will ask. you know a man who does. children, but she was fun and she afternoon live, ccla investment management. is missed by everybody. with the central bargain of the these are missed by everybody. deal. our headlines. simple people can leave such a wonderful memory on the world. i hope they are happy somewhere by the loss of a bright and loving little girl. but i hope to make them available as else. in a soon as possible. and i spoke yesterday to my has "no intention of walking away" from is it more french and german counterparts. moment the the agreement. than usual and business news from the us secretary of state, mike pompeo. if so why? and of greater value three reasons. with rachel. restraints on iran's nuclear capacity expire in 2025. first a look at the headlines on afternoon live. between the north korean leader and donald trump. before a summit going in revenue and if they cannot grow it they will buy it. between president trump grow it they will buy it. has "no intention of walking away" from and kimjong—un. the agreement. dangerous electrical faults. trump and kimjong—un. following a visit to pyongyang from the us secretary of state. out while being investigation found they could have dangerous electrical faults. programme watchdog live, which will be aired this evening. dangerous electrical somebody who fits with their business model. of the driven. faults. third, cash

agreement. within the next few weeks. i still believe that would've been is still the better course. cheap. cheap. central london newsroom. we will give you a sneaky preview in a moment. cuts a lot of us companies have cash they of european assets owned by the us cable giant liberty and in sport. can invest. global. they can invest. round of the madrid 0pen. out their view of the way ahead. leon pryce, brent crude above $77 hungary, romania and the czech a barrel. republic. crude above $77 a barrel. 12 months ago around $43. first of all, how serious could this problem the world's top be? ago around $43. it is potentially very serious. as well as its operation in twenty. he'll face david goffin next. serious. ireland. than just the imposition of sanctions in iran. march's cold snap had hit one miss out on wimbledon. sanctions in iran. borisjohnson in the house of commons earlier. you're watching afternoon live. these are our headlines. sales. get eroded and ultimately cause a severe electrical failure. severe electrical failure. and added to overall weaker trading in this month looking involve the car stalling and its lights turning off. early spring. unlikely. lights turning off. following a visit to pyongyang from the us secretary of state. full—year profits could be flat. order to have a high oil price, led by the saudis who want a high price. by the saudis who want a high price. championship at carnoustie injuly. to pull out of it. out while being driven. in december after recovering from multiple back surgeries. they do not have enough pipeline capacity to keep it going. capacity to keep it going. is through to the third round of the madrid open. demand has been stronger level since 2014. madrid open. than expected. expected. it was anticipated growth would to a halt on a major road and its lights had gone off and it was dark. lights had gone off and it was dark. number one novak djokovic for the first time in his career. i'll be back with more sports stories at half past four. this is potentially a very serious safety problems. first time in his career. be slow.

safety problems. could see him move into the would be slow. this is not proving to be the case. recalling all those that may have it. world's top 20. little about this bmw recall. a generation' with their strategy on child mental health services. there's talk about it. he will face david how big could let people know within the next couple of weeks. couple of weeks. goffin next. tui. it be? tui. bmw you might want reassurance before then. you might. next. big could it be? —— let's we do know which cars will be affected. which cars will be affected. because planned improvements won't be made in talk about time. 0ur social affairs correspondent alison holt reports. this recall. murray's recovery could see this is now where we keep hearing about squeezed consumer spending? him miss wimbledon. pressure for many young consumer spending? wimbledon. 300,000 vehicles. his comeback this month people. vehicles. for some, that leads to anxiety and mental health issues. looking unlikely. it is 312,000, i havejust seen steph mcgovern tweet that. there were manufactured between march 2007 and august 2,000 and 11. looking unlikely. the secular switch to people wanting experiences rather than products. march 2007 and august 2,000 and seen steph mcgovern tweet that. she is on watchdog tonight. experiences rather than products. 11. no more injury worries for this man though. worries for this man though. is on watchdog tonight. bmw says it is carrying out this recall as a precaution. recall as a precaution. for the services she could cut out while being driven at speed. good time, building memories than filling up their house. ok. needed. i didn't get much help, thank you. 36,000 cars that could have this issue in 2017. it could be potentially very james issue in 2017. really, to start with. dangerous. dangerous. injuly. in july. injuly. bevan. i will be back with all of the stories at 3:30pm. condition which occurred which sparked the initial recall. could have identical or nearly sparked the initial recall. for referral was until identical bolts. the ftse is up one point. identical bolts. was travelling with his wife on the day of christmas day 2016. october time. point. which is like the start of october, i think day of christmas day it was. 2016. tomorrow the bank of england monetary organisation who has got these cars and get in touch with them. and get in touch with them. policy committee meeting. girl died on a bouncy castle they were running in essex. why it will take a few weeks before the letters go wide. monetary policy committee the letters go wide. after trying to take my own meeting. with her inside it. on and a road with no lights in the dark. life. so i think the wait for me was quite dark. sentenced next month. the man and his wife saw it too late to avoid it. too late to avoid it. chance they would increase the interest rate.

as a result of a fault with one of these cars. long. not as long as other people's, but for me, it was these cars. 5%. and crashed into a tree and the man lost his life. long enough. let's go to our correspondent at chelmsford crown court. lost his life. child and adolescent mental health services as lacking ambition. chance and any increase would not happen until august. happen until during the inquest over august. bmw's attitude. pretty strong words from the policemen. and four—week waiting times to we went through this last year and the year before. the year before. attitude. thousands more vehicles could be affected. affected. access services. 5%. out across the country and most could be similar problems in children won't benefit. they have not been above that since then. then. cars not included in the that car hit a tree and the man was killed. bt group, you're the thurstons put profit before safety. first recall. not included in the watching safety. ill—health in our young people in the first results out first recall. afternoon place. tomorrow. melrose industries, buying gkn, the meeting tomorrow. meeting tomorrow. thank you. live. the gross inequalities that we see in mental faced as those bricks —— as those verdicts were read by the jury. faced as those bricks —— as those verdicts were read by thejury. a children's book has been published featuring two of the victims. verdicts were read by thejury. is model is made between march 2007 and august 2011. health. out while being driven. later they were both killed failed to monitor the weather conditions on that day. in the tragedy. to address this. sofia bettiza conditions on that day. has the story. the jewel of that it is like falling off a cliff edge in terms risk but it was summer grant who suffer the consequences. suffer the italy — venice. consequences. of services. of meghan markle ahead of her marriage to how do you think they have handled this so far? prince harry. this so are connected by tragedy.

day out to the easter fun fair with herfamily. far? day out to the easter fun fair with her family. day out to the easter fun fair with herfamily. herfamily. done the right thing by issuing and extending and they feel that their needs are not met in their product recall. of the grenfell extending their product recall. the same way. tower inferno last thing to save this is a hugely costly endeavour. june. edmund is an action against novak djokovic at the madrid open. djokovic at the costly endeavour. flew into the air while she was still inside. transform mental health services for young madrid open. still people. alison holt, bbc news. inside. in the world rankings for corner of italy. the first time. time. and flew down the park committing a due before it came to a rest. due before it came to a rest. you are watching afternoon live. grenfell tower that he may miss out on wimbledon this summer. summer died from her injuries. died from her injuries. that easter saturday was cold and windy. this summer. became home. his recovery from hip surgery has run into difficulties. saturday was cold and windy. second part of the lovers and surgery has run into company like volkswagen following the diesel emissions inquiry. inquiry. he has accused ministers of viewing the press. difficulties. the comeback this month is looking unlikely. issue. the diesel emissions viewing the press. unlikely. issue. by the loss of her only son. bill and in the last few moments the amendment has not got through. amendment has not got through. for the death of a tiger woods will play at the open championship at carnoustie injuly. championship at carnoustie injuly. the attraction remained open despite gusts of more than 35 miles an hour. gusts of more than 35 miles failed in that but he did issue a blistering attack. son. would expect more from a brand like bmw? blistering attack. an hour. i think that is exactly right. this is what he said moments ago. because it's a golf in december after recovering from multiple back surgeries. said moments ago. government saying, let's dump this promise. pain you carry from multiple back surgeries. it's too expensive. with you all be back with more on those stories at 2:30 pm. it's the destruction. the time. if there are 24 hours in a with their strategy on child mental health services. and shelby thurston, told police it was caught by a sudden gust of wind. was caught by a sudden gust of wind. day, i sufferfor 25. gate scandal, voss and's brand value decreased by almost a third.

decreased by almost a third. it was $10 million. because planned improvements won't be made $10 million. —— volkswagen's brand value decreased. value decreased. about marco and in time. 0ur social affairs correspondent alison holt reports. gloria. should have a chance to finish her term. that is how the knight and the princess came to life. a huge loss for bmw given that it term. is indeed premium category. the dowler family, all those victims. victims. to a high tower in a indeed premium category. but brands are resilient. for many young are resilient. to members across the house, now i will not give way. far—away land. of failing to get the dome on the ground adequately. will not give way. the book was created with the help of family and friends. ground adequately. case that these effects have people. marco's childhood friend, for some, that leads to anxiety and mental health issues. a long tail. they are in, this is about our honour. tail. but the promise roberta, did all we made! the drawings. just over 6% in the light of the diesel gate scandal. and emotional ed miliband. translation: this gave me the strength to go on. these convictions to date will be of small comfort to summer's family. diesel gate scandal. emotional ed miliband. small comfort it's not fair to keep quiet. for the services to summer's she needed. family. i didn't get much help, really, to start with. with their feet immediately and desert brands like who died for volkswagen. relations between media and the police that was dubbed levenson two. police that desert brands like volkswagen. ok, thank you very much for your time. was dubbed nothing. teachers and classmates have made a summer —— a garden in her memory. summer —— a garden in her memory. thank you very much for your levenson two. she was very kind and considerate. time. vote was 304—295, so a majority of nine. story a happy ending. quick look at the markets. nine. we'll bring you the results on that when we get it. the ftse is up. for referral was until it is up more october time. all children are committed she was fun and she is missed by everybody. fun and she is missed by everybody. than 1%. which is like the start of october, i think it was. according to a report by amnesty international uk. blocks being safer in the future, and have been boosted by the rising oil price. she has another hope. after trying to take my own bp and shell by the information commissioner. life. heartbroken by the loss of a bright and so i think the wait for me was quite long. are up. the metropolitan police say the database has helped save lives. not as long as other people's, but for me it was loving little girl. and loving bp is at its highest level since 2010. our home affairs correspondent june kelly long enough. its highest level since 2010. little girl. reports. are making faces because of such a wonderful memory on seen summer grant's family leave the course. the extra letters. child and adolescent mental health services as lacking ambition. course. the world. extra letters. it is dual listed, also in frankfurt. and spread across london, which spawned the gangs matrix. i hope they are happy somewhere else.

also in frankfurt. it is verdicts and have just been handed down this afternoon. and four—week waiting times down this afternoon. downjust over to access services. 1%. history of violence. tui results came out. they are a celebrating his 16th birthday. out across the country and most holiday company. near his south london children won't benefit. are told will happen in around four weeks' time. you very much. are a holiday company. there results have narrowed. home. have narrowed. -- thank you very much. ill—health in our young people in the people are increasingly wanting to go on first place. dangerous electrical faults. cruises. the lives of so many young people and their go on cruises. young people want to go on cruises? 12 families. inequalities that we see in go on cruises? years john maguire reports. mental health. bbc programme watchdog live, which will be aired this evening. guest, and we will talk about that at 4:45pm. old. he was just a beautiful boy with talk about that at 4:45pm. a heart of gold, always smiling. have you ever been on a cruise? within the next few weeks. never. is the way that this information is being shared. just a gift to us and sadly we miss him very much. from the least deprived background. but the government has no me if you are a young person who wants to go on a cruise. thank you. see you later. plans to address this. record prices at an auction in new york. where people are being that it is like falling off a cliff edge in terms treated differently. of services. in response, the met charities supported by the police insisted... ultimately cost a severe electrical failure. was murdered, the lives of his family have changed for ever. family have changed for ever. family. lizo mzimba reports. and failure. that can involve the car's stalling and its lights turning off. up front at stalling and its lights turning off. and they feel their needs are not met in $31 million... yours it is. the same way. said... buys, believe it or not. their time talking to young people about the consequences of violence. about the consequences of violence.

gauguin's la vague, painted in brittany more than a century ago. health services for young last chance at where local children share concerns about people. alison holt, bbc news. 71,500,000. yours it let's return to their neighbourhood. about their neighbourhood. to a halt on a major road, and its light had come off and it was dark. but he can see its this is where we felt our main story. light had come off and it is. a 1923 matisse portrait went for more than value. the positives are unsafe. was dark. they did it this was potentially a very serious safety problem. double that. after president trump's decision to pull out of safety problem. an auction record for the french considerable. up. up. it. master. is recalling all of those that may have we think they could make it more safe by putting in cctv. it. have it. home in new york state. safe by putting in cctv. at the analytics firm ihs they will let people know what the next couple of weeks. steps, people take drugs, they markit. next couple of weeks. items being sold by auction smoke. a bmw, you might want reassurance before them. houses. smoke. it's going to be before them. they spilled the drugs on the floor for us to slip on. an extraordinary season. floor for us to there's no question. slip on. can talk to police, local council on the auction market, but never anything to look at how you can support those individuals. and community leaders. not unsurprising when he came up with the and community leaders. telles is it includes the bmw quite like this. statement last night. with young black people. with the statement last night. one series, three series, z... happens now, particularly in terms series, three series, z... of the sanctions? world says the matrix is not you are absolutely correct. then the demand exists to absorb an for the vulnerable. correct. were manufactured between march 2007 and august 2000 11. and august 2000 11. awful lot of them. 75 million, carrying out this recall as a and i believe they take it on their secondary schools. ladies and secondary schools. precaution. precaution. gentlemen. this message of change is a message of peace. change is a message of peace. cars which potentially have this issue in early 2017. issue in early 2017. them to give them support. violence on the streets is a major problem. take some action you can easily support someone without putting them on a database. part of the impressionist‘s acclaimed water problem. to reimpose some if anything, things are worse than ten years ago. lilies series. worse than ten sanctions.

sanctions. near identical fault so it is taking a precaution. years ago. he is now going to impose all sanctions. orjust for support. all sanctions. a precaution. paintings might depress the rest of the spring auction market. but the sale seems involving young victims. working so if we can change the thinking. thinking. to have increased demand. harsher punishment will not change what is going on. not change what is going is not regarded as gang—related. on. has these cards and get in touch with them —— needs to find out from. with them —— needs to find june kelly, bbc news. previous administration in exchange for what he views as a bad deal. for what he views as a bad deal. idea of lecturing young people about behaviour will not work either. out from. behaviour will not work either. people along with us and the is there was a death due to a fault of one of these cars. of one of was already rockefeller, and actually they to the royal wedding, this could be the community itself. community itself. these cars. did. and a lot of collectors wanted to be part next best thing. are afraid they will be caught up with this. and i said it, the inquest of this tide lifting all boats. into that death is ongoing. with this. threatened on the street trade with iran, didn't death is ongoing. trade with us. of the most a miniature harry and meghan tying the knot at the can seek refuge. refuge. us. castle. there they incredible sales. the shopkeeper phones the parents, police, closes the doors. parents, police, closes the of darkness, and bmw gave to a halt at the side of the road. are. deal, iran wants to stay in the deal at least for a period of time. at the side of the road. at $102 million. doors. at least for a period of time. selling. it is like building community. us intends to family for 50 reinforce the sanctions. take evasive action, hit a tree and very sadly, a man was years. thousand lego safe places for young people in trouble. sanctions. killed. very sadly, a man was killed. bricks. trouble. of the soon—to—be royal bride. easily top half a billion everything in his store, offers one with their strategy on child mental health services. dollars. other valuable service. lizo mzimba, other valuable service. figure of her groom, prince two girls, about 15, 17. bbc news. about 15, 17. there was a strange man in harry. the wax version of because planned improvements won't be made in meghan has a replica the streets. arrested designate these man in the time. of her engagement ring.

firms for secondary 0ur social affairs correspondent alison holt reports. streets. half an hour, i had to call the police. sanctions. he would not secondary pressure for many young leave. sanctions. this person has used one. people. now, what happens when liquid chocolate spills on a motorway? the day of the royal person has used one. for some, that leads to anxiety and mental health issues. wedding. for the services she guidance that was provided you analyse risk. needed. i didn't get much help, really, to start with. before they go there they have come here! analyse risk. and here they sticker and after we felt safe, we went out of the shop and went home. went out of the shop and what is the biggest apparently, there has been went home. risk of all this? are. a ripple effect. i don't know why i did that! risk of all this? that is obviously a tricky question! for referral was principal sculptor a tricky question! what comes next is the key issue. effect. traffic was chock—a—block and barred for seven hours. at madame until october time. and barred for seven hours. name, so that his death will not have been in vain. is the key tussards. which is like the start of october, issue. i think it was. hope to have the problem wrapped up and licked in seven hours. forgive me. and those are some key elliptical applications. after trying to take my own to the royal wedding, this could be the applications. on a busy motorway. this because the engagement was only announced a couple of months ago! announced a couple of months ago! life. so i think the wait for me next best thing. what's the with other parties, with other countries. was quite long. not as long as other people's, but challenge. blocking traffic in both directions. countries. we are looking specifically at north korea. for me, it was long enough. the knot at the the driver suffered a broken arm and was taken to hospital. specifically at north korea. castle. to build and is made up of almost 60,000 lego time, we would normally want six months. child and adolescent mental health services as lacking ambition. bricks. months. not make empty threats, i will keep the driver is said to my promises. people have been delighted to do that. my promises. be fine. that is specifically directed towards north korea. and four—week waiting times to access of the soon—to—be royal bride. but it has been a big meanwhile a ripple effect on traffic directed towards north korea. services. but what about the risk in iran? what about the risk in iran? challenge. challenge. leaving the motorway. leaving the motorway. presumably meghan has not modelled for this.

roll out across the country and most modelled for this. brigade hope to have the problem children won't benefit. licked. licked. figure of her groom, prince from research, they've got more on their mind than ourfigures i guess! their mind than ourfigures have stuck to the rule so far, that hasn't paid off for us. hasn't paid off for us. i guess! harry. peanuts on the chocolate, it will come up a treat! now the weather. other option to face of war in the region. it feels slightly spooky standing next to them. ill—health in our young people in the first next to them. region. place. hurry because of the facial hair one is for some time they of her engagement ring. issue. will demonstrate restraint. issue. demonstrate restraint. the day of the royal to tackle the wedding. time for a look updated him and moved his body around so they work together well. around so they work will pan out the next couple of days with cloud gathering. gross inequalities that with cloud gathering. see what sort of negotiations can be accomplished with europeans. accomplished with europeans. across northern and western parts. we see in at the weather. together well. northern and western parts. could also still pursue dispute resolution under the jcpoa. here's philip avery. interactive experience of the attraction as well. could also still pursue dispute resolution under thejcpoa. resolution under thejcpoa. mental health. hello once attraction as well. i should say you can get right up close to them. can get right up close again. pull out of the non—proliferation treaty. to them. treaty. these are all issues we eventually i think we will see it in the across the british isles for the next couple of will be watching. and the government has no plans to address this. far south—west. the far be watching. days or so. but you can get right up to them, do selfies, put your arm around them... selfies, put your arm around them... the clouds gathering south—west. that it is like falling off a cliff edge in terms be a new treaty that even donald trump finds acceptable. all the while that's perfectly fine. for the greater part of the day with temperatures approaching 20 degrees. trump finds acceptable. of services. temperatures approaching 20 yesterday that he hopes that this will as i speak. very few people get away with degrees. put pressure... will put pressure... that now! people get away with that now! and they feel their needs are not met in anglia and the south—east until the small hours of thursday. small hours of thursday. pressure on iran and the us would be available to re—enter negotiations. available to re—enter negotiations. the same way. times, what about this particular couple? very much for coming. temperatures dipping under the clear thank you. couple? skies. skies. health services for young everybody loves them, everyone is talking about them. not a particularly cold start to thursday. to thursday. high pressure dominating the south. people. according to a report by amnesty international uk. alison holt, bbc news. talking about them. dominating the south.

here essentially dry and bright. essentially dry and bright. by the information commissioner. throwing weather fronts applause from the atlantic. pleasantly to mark its defeat of nazi germany in the second world war. the metropolitan police say the database has helped save lives. from the atlantic. warm. our home affairs correspondent june kelly the centrepiece of the event was this gathering reports. in red square. 13,000 russian service personnel took part in through northern ireland and far north of england. the display. north of england. even here, many will stay dry. today at and hen party at the attraction which people can come to. seasonal as we get on through the which people can come to. details on the website. 5. the website. rest of the day. they will be wearing what they are wearing now. after president trump's decision to pull out world to guarantee global security. rest of the what they are wearing now. across london, which spawned the gangs of it. day. able to have a beer with the matrix. detailed analysis early this evening. evening. northern ireland should see some prince and so on. it should be a great evening. lots of late sunshine. where mps burned the american flag. history of violence. some late sunshine. interactive entertainment. here the prime minister says according to a report by amnesty international uk. entertainment. the deal is good for afraid the sunshine will be in short supply. you have peace. to be wearing, the ring, obviously you had to be careful with that. to be careful with that. that is a bang and 12—years—old. further east. replica. bang and replica. by the information commissioner. you can see it, it has got something to make it glow more than it would. to make it glow more than on the weather front will arrive in the wee small hours of thursday. the wee small hours of will be continuing to work on those with the metropolitan police say the database has helped save lives. thursday. it would. our european and other allies. is the way the information is our home affairs correspondent june kelly following on behind, clearer skies. and is being shared. reports. flashing. across london, which spawned the gangs at the possible impact on british business if the deal matrix. got a beating heart in our tom hardie figure and things like that. hardie figure and things collapses. the other main stories on where people are being like that. itjust makes it more entertaining. treated differently. no history of violence. bbc news at 5. in response, the bottom two thirds of the british isles.

isles. met police said... can you tell me anything about the dress because people will ask. ” can. donald trump and kim can. jong—un. the day that 12—years—old. they announced their in the uk over safety concerns — it engagement. engagement. follows a bbc investigation. is the way the information is being shared. other wayjust keep things more u nsettled. other wayjust keep things more unsettled. after a seven—year—old girl was killed on a unsettled. a better chance of a shower in northern ireland. some areas. bouncy castle. areas. i don't know from web and the figure is bang on again. where we would expect for the time of the year. is bang on again. of the year. and the harry model, you've reworked that a bit. model, you've reworked that a bit. where people are being treated art collection is sold off at an auction. raise the quality issues for the force but he can see its value. differently. in response, the met police force but he can see its value. it's the positives are considerable. western side of scotland, england and wales and northern ireland. positives are said... and wales and northern ireland. some of the rain quite heavy. considerable. of the rain quite heavy. five given him his beard, given him some more wrinkles. part of the british isles is that bit drier. more wrinkles. o'clock just around the eyes, smile bit drier. creases. smile creases. which he does have, and — it's fine. and it's fine. our figures as updated and relevant as possible. possible. how you that is kind of what top we are about. can support northern and eastern parts of britain. story. are about. those individuals. individuals.

people, the biggest attraction in for the force but he can see its value. london. this world says the matrix is not for the vulnerable. london. to pull out of it. for the vulnerable. the positives are considerable. i think it is because it is an entertainment like no other. an entertainment like no other. they are fascinating to look at. criminalise them to give them support. are fascinating to support. look at. some of them by putting them on a database. some of them by putting them on a data base. some of them by putting them on a database. figures are all in immersive, interactive environments. database. interactive environments. schools to look at the figures are, i think we've done a grand job of these. you're on there as a vulnerable person or just for support. you're on there as a vulnerable person orjust for support. how you can support person orjust for support. a grand job of these. those individuals. the joy of it is kind of coming into their world. is kind of coming into their world. capital has seen a spate of violent crime involving young victims. crime involving young victims. you start to feel you are part of their circle. but the database has how does that feel. majority of knife crime is not regarded as gang—related. time for a been... and what is the best selfie you have look at the says the matrix is not for seen with these? seen with these? weather. the vulnerable. to give them support. the figures and really becoming involved with them. fascinating. putting them on a database. yesterday we took you to turkey, let me show you this scene. me show you this scene. this on there as a vulnerable person orjust for support. was at what point did you say, that's it, i have achieved all i can? can? earlier involving young victims. in is not regarded as gang—related. the week!

it, it is working, other people are responding to it well. responding to it well. earlier in the week! bottom south—east corner of china here. is also we will need to get the figures in on here. that day. this was a hundred millimetres of rain in one hour. figures in on that day. of rain in one hour. time for a look of the weather, and if you labour has four inches of rain in the forecast. if you labour has the one hour. rain in one hour. people will want to come and wheelie bins are off down the road forecast. —— and phil avery has a look. hello once again. see them. here. them. here. it wasn't an awful lot better as you moved across the british isles for the next couple of in the exhibition, has a babyjust appeared? across the border. days or so. and not so as you moved across the border. the cloud is gathering all the while far. as i speak. the parents but we don't guangdong it took three hours to get have the baby. 100 millimetres of rain. the northwest of england and 100 millimetres of rain. a matter of time? who knows? into wales. i don't eventually, i think we'll see it in the far southwest. know. as to weather this is a standard cold from the pile through. cold from the coolish underneath that banner of cloud. don't know. pile through. by the end of it are you just pleased to get them on display? pleased to get them on display? i bet you have fun out there in the weather possibly 21 degrees. centre! weather centre! you can't transfer, this is your show, stick with it! until probably into the wee small hours this is your show, stick with it! and fascinated to see how people react to them. of thursday. react to them. could be the start of a different for northern ireland perhaps. we enjoy what we do and we put a lot of effort into it. and we put a lot of effort into front. front. temperatures dipping underneath those clear skies. it. but not a particularly cold start to thursday. feature that sits there and just with them, and enjoying them, this keeps on raining. is what it's for. keeps on raining. a dry day, a bright day, a pleasantly warm sort of is what it's for. day. and these are the two everyone will be flocking to. definitely.

and maybe scotland. windsor castle, a sneak preview of what to expect on the 19th. what to expect on the 19th. but even here, many will stay dry. 00:30:05,345 --> 536870763:20:30,855 this 536870763:20:30,855 --> 1073741526:10:56,366 is 1073741526:10:56,366 --> 1610612289:01:21,877 bbc 1610612289:01:21,877 --> 2147483051:51:47,388 news 2147483051:51:47,388 --> 2684353814:42:12,898 — 2684353814:42:12,898 --> 3221224577:32:38,408 our 3221224577:32:38,408 --> 3758095340:23:03,918 latest 3758095340:23:03,918 --> 4294966103:13:29,428 headlines. thank you very much for that. you very much flooding tales from anywhere across the southern parts of china. the southern parts for that. of china. what might be happening for our viewers? 0k! royal bride—to—be, thank you for joining us here on afternoon live. joining us here on afternoon live. it's quite spooky! philip avery has the since you ask, i will bring you back to this. weather. back to this. this was northern ireland earlier on today. ireland earlier on simon obviously today. enjoying himself. most of this, just for you, you are a big walker, so that is inviting. a big walker, so that is inviting. it is not easy, is his bid for a title maybe not going so well with the selfie image. so well with the selfie image. it? ireland, the north—west of england, western wales and cornwall. western wales cloud and rain, further east there is the last of the weekend's heat. is the last of the weekend's and cornwall. heat. cloud and the odd rain. as the funds pylon through that will be the last you save those yellows. be the last you save those yellows. and the odd rain. if you had rain it is coming from this feature. is coming from haven't seen the rain yet you probably will. probably will. this feature.

temperatures will be about enjoyed during the bank holiday 21 degrees. weekend. weekend. this weather front not moving particularly quickly. degrees. moving particularly quickly. here, this is where we give you the real detail about the rain. northern ireland and bright real detail about the rain. to finish the day. the western isles, northern ireland, just finish the day. before dusk. just before dusk. pieces across the western side of england. england. end to the day in the western side of wales. sunshine through parts of east anglia into the south—east. anglia into the of wales. the best of any brightness at the stage will be further east. at the stage will be further east. south—east. temperatures here have exceeded 20 degrees in a number of locations. degrees in a number of locations. 0vernight the rain moves east anglia until the small to the east. hours of thursday. thursday. east. fresh start perhaps to thursday than we have seen of late. we have seen of late. taking time to get away from the south—east. south—east. not sure when it will quit the scene, but it well. quit the scene, pressure is building in, settling down nicely. but it well. down nicely. powell macro the greater part of england and wales.

england and wales. people will stay dry right to read the course of the day. the course of the day. maybe a passing shower in scotland. shower in scotland. for the greater part teens, ten, 11 or so in northern and western parts of scotland. of england and wales. western parts of friday, fronts on the western side. scotland. back to typical as to what we are experiencing today. mayweather. nothing subtle about it. today. —— may driest conditions to be fined at the east. weather. east. weather. low—pressure in the south—west quarter generating showers. quarter generating showers. then it is drier and then a weather front. is drier and then a weather front. the east coast during the course of the weekend? the weekend? thing i will be worrying about, probably not simon. this want to give you a sense of showers, drier, then rain. drier, then rain. is are working on to get you the best forecast. 00:32:53,784 --> 536870763:22:58,240 this 536870763:22:58,240 --> 1073741526:13:02,695 is 1073741526:13:02,695 --> 1610612289:03:07,151 bbc 1610612289:03:07,151 --> 2147483051:53:11,607 news 2147483051:53:11,607 --> 2684353814:43:16,063 — 2684353814:43:16,063 --> 3221224577:33:20,518 our 3221224577:33:20,518 --> 3758095340:23:24,973 latest 3758095340:23:24,973 --> 4294966103:13:29,428 headlines. bbc

news — our latest headlines. deal as us president donald trump withdraws. the uk prime minister tells mps the agreement is good for peace. president donald trump.

while they are being driven. died on a bouncy castle. with their strategy on child mental health services. sport now on afternoon live with holly hamilton. not to welcome the return of one tiger woods? absolutely. coming back to the open at carnoustie. carnoustie. this news should not be too much base a prize. too much base a prize. he has had a fantastic return to form recently. fantastic return to form recently.

times but he has missed out in recent years because of injury. recent years because of injury. year and he only returned to competitive golf in november. competitive golf in november. one of the favourites for the masters last month. masters last month. he did not live up to expectations in august. he finished tied for 32nd. 32nd. for him at the open, winning in 2000, 2005 and 2006. 2000, 2005 and 2006. where he has enjoyed some testing battles in the past. battles in the past. the 15th ofjuly so plenty of time to sort out your invite. to sort out your invite. i know what happened to that! happened to that! someone else battling with injury is andy murray. battling with injury is andy murray. wimbledon this year is looking dodgy? dodgy? macro news that murray fans

will want to hear. he had to undergo surgery. surgery. you will remember he posted this photo on instagram injanuary. this photo on instagram injanuary. that was immediately after his procedure. procedure. he was feeling positive about his recovery. about his recovery. since then, he has been making good progress. has been making good progress. the court in march ahead of schedule. schedule. the grass court season —— return to the tour. the tour. couple of corporate appearances as well. well. his recovery would always be a slow process. process. fire macro he has been away from the court for a very long time. from the court for a very long time. it looks like a year at least.

that is a concern for any player. is a concern for any player. murray you will take that in your stride. stride. he said i will try to return in january. he said i will try to return injanuary. injanuary. wimbledon, it is about being back when i am 100% fit and ready. wimbledon, it is about being back when i am 10096 fit and ready. when i am 10096 fit and ready. tennis fans are in need of good news. fans are in need of good news. could come with a win for kyle edmund. edmund. waldman one novak djokovic at the madrid open. madrid open. edmund moved into the top 20 world rankings for the first time. rankings for the first time. twice as many winners in the first set and he took it 6—3. set and he took it 6—3. monday and he has levelled the match in the second set —— kei nishikori. in the second set —— kei nishikori. it has gone

to use in that set. can keep across the action on the bbc sport website. bbc sport website. madrid open she has withdrawn from the italian open. the italian open. first clay season since giving birth in september. in september. french open which starts on the 27th of may. of may. reaching the final at roland garros since 2016. since 2016. they will notjoin the baggies and stake in the champions next season. stake in the champions next season. and tonight they travel to chelsea who are looking for a four finish. who are looking for a four finish.

we will try it, we will fight for it, we will work for it. it, we will work for it. make something like what looks like an impossible task. an impossible task. this result and we work for it, maybe not, we will see. maybe not, we will see. put a bit of pressure on liverpool and tottenham. and tottenham. but as you know this situation is not in our hands. situation is not in our hands. the present is now to finish the season in the best possible way. season in the best possible way. also i think our

fans deserve this. decided by southampton's victory over swa nsea. decided by southampton's victory over swansea. over swansea. and the team posted their own review of the hotel on social media. of the hotel on social media. had to make alternative arrangements. arrangements. the business meeting was extremely productive! productive! relegation battle has been described as a business meeting. as a business meeting. simon, what do you think? do you think? think, holly, i will have to come back to you. back to you. i am not firing on all cylinders this afternoon! cylinders this afternoon! thank you, talk to later.

talk to later. saying i think i caught most of what was being said. found out! let's return to our main story. after president trump's decision to pull out of it. aim of finding a new solution to the iranian nuclear threat. britain has no intention of walking away. with the central bargain of the deal. but i hope to make them available as soon as possible. constraints on

iran's nuclear capacity expired in 2025. of the agreement. i still believe that would have been the better course. of the way ahead. interests of our collective national security. security.

continue to observe its edmund under the jcpoa. continue to observe its edmund under thejcpoa. thejcpoa. the middle east, particularly over yemen and syria. yemen and syria. position in the region and we will continue to do so. continue to do so. never be acceptable to the united kingdom. kingdom. time limit on the first page of the preamble to thejcpoa. preamble to thejcpoa. comprehensive and lasting solution to the iranian nuclear threat. to the iranian nuclear threat.

that goal, the question is how does the us proposed to achieve it? the us proposed to achieve it? russia and china as well as countries in the region. countries in the region. boris johnson there. unsolved killings from the troubles in northern ireland. through the courts unnecessarily. here's our ireland correspondent emma va rdy. there is much that remained unresolved.

when british soldiers fired shots at a civil rights march in 1972... the first body i saw was that of a youth... known as bloody sunday. john kelly's brother was one of them. as far as i'm concerned, this soldier should be prosecuted. every soldier who killed people on bloody sunday must be prosecuted. because it was murder. been any prosecution. to investigate these. could be pursued over cases dating back nearly 40 or 50 years. this process cannot go on indeterminatly for our veterans. bidding and the government should look after them. to have been dropped.

are unacceptable. soldiers and not enough scrutiny of paramilitaries. during the troubles. veterans being unfairly targeted. of the peace process. up their campaign for justice. in a moment the business news. first a look at the headlines on afternoon live. to pull out of it.

directly the country. out while being driven. while they are being driven. it is recalling 312,000 vehicles: the bmw! 2007 and august 2011. year over safety issues. not covered by the first recall. vodafone has agreed to pay £16.

of european assets owned by the us cable giant liberty global. hungary, romania and the czech republic. as well as its operation in ireland. march's cold snap had hit sales. and added to overall weaker trading in early spring. full—year profits could be flat as a result. that is never good when you are baking! baking! out of the iran deal, what does this mean for oil? mean for oil? pricejust before he made his announcement was very volatile. announcement was very volatile.

had a report that he was not going to pull out, the oil pricejumped. to pull out, the oil pricejumped. then he was and the price foul. then he made his announcement. he made his announcement. crudejumped to its highest level since 2014 up above $77 a barrel. since 2014 up above $77 a barrel. currently, iran had been exporting 2 million barrels of oil a day. million barrels of oil a day. but does not sound a lot. does not sound a lot. was exporting 1 million barrels, half the amount. half the amount. watching closely for any reduction in exports. joining me now is kim gittleson, our new york business correspondent. was $43 a barrel, there must be more at play in these figures. at play in these figures. this all has to do with 0pec.

has to do with 0pec. oil prices hit record highs in the mid—to thousands. mid—to thousands. that was great to the oil industry. the oil industry. revolution in the states, the price plunged. plunged. oil production in an effort to drive up prices. up prices. prices which has been exacerbated by the pull—out of the iran deal. prices which has been exacerbated by the pull-out of the iran deal. the pull-out of the iran deal. sanctions, it does mean they will price is rising. should consumers be concerned? concerned? laugh in the price of oil well in advance. advance.

time that could impact people when they go to fill up at the pump. they go to fill up at the pump. gets more expensive if you have to pay significantly more for oil. pay significantly more for oil. rise in inflation could drag economic growth down. economic growth down. vicious cycle once oil prices start rising and stay high for some time. rising and stay high for some time. what about the markets? how does a rising oil price impact there? rising oil price impact there? companies it is a great time for you. you. increased profitability around the world. world. in particular has seen some of the strongest increases. strongest increases. they can pass some of the price increases on. some of the price increases on.

the united states, when it comes to fracking. fracking. react to these changing oil prices almost real time. thank you for your time. the lake district has launched its own currency? more money in the area. is it worth more? for pound or pound for whatever they call it. call it.

bringing it back so you will spend more in the long—term. more in the long—term. have an interesting idea to do with charities. he thinks the currency will have on the local economy. spend makes and where they are spending it. spending it. 200,000 small and medium—sized businesses. businesses. this is one extra initiative which helps with that. thank you. people to to take some of them away with them. with them. they will change every year so they will expire. year so they will expire. money will go towards local charities. charities.

with them, that is 18 and a half million pounds for charity. million pounds for charity. poor old ben! lets have a look at the markets. the markets. price tends to help the energy companies. 8%. it has reached its highest level since 2010. greg is down 15%. down the —— could not get the shops open. open. you could not go there because of the snow and the ice. of the snow and the ice. i would make an effort for greggs. make an effort for greggs. there because i have some royal news coming up. on a busy motorway. blocking traffic in both directions. the driver was injured and taken to hospital.

problem licked by the end of the day. sorry! to the royal wedding, this could be the next best thing. the knot at the castle. to build and is made up of almost 60 thousand lego bricks. of the soon—to—be royal bride. figure of her groom, prince harry. of her engagement ring.

the day of the royal wedding. it looks like her. i am not sure about harry. about harry. i am not sure it does look like her. look like her. reminiscent of lady penelope from the thunderbirds. it does look like her. we have an exclusive late on. are you going to stay watching for a change? ! rachel will be back with the business later. here is phil avery. cloudier in the north and west of the british isles. the british isles. the transformation in four teams, quite obvious on the big picture. quite obvious on the big picture.

of iceland is throwing a weather front at us from the atlantic. front at us from the atlantic. as we get on through the rest of the day. day. analysis of how we see the rain at the time early evening. the time early evening. will have got through the west of scotland and northern ireland. scotland and northern ireland. northern ireland should see some late sunshine. late sunshine. east anglia and the south—east to see the sunshine. see the sunshine. the weather front will arrive in the small hours of thursday. small hours of thursday. temperature will be well down into single figures. single figures.

dominating the bottom two thirds of the british isles. the british isles. the other way to keep things unsubtle. unsubtle. a better chance of a shower in northern ireland. a thing into scotland. expect for the time of year, 11 to 17. 17. into the western side of scotland, wales and northern ireland. wales and northern ireland. some of the rain quite heavy. the rain quite heavy. half of the british isles is that bit drier. bit drier. the weekend breaks down into three zones. into three zones. front lingering across northern and eastern parts of britain. 00:58:49,515 --> 858993221:25:45,498 hello, 858993221:25:45,498 --> 1717986441:52:41,480 you're 1717986441:52:41,480 --> 2576979662:19:37,463 watching 2576979662:19:37,463 --> 3435972882:46:33,445 afternoon 3435972882:46:33,445 --> 4294966103:13:29,428 live.