of england, wales, southern counties of england as we go on through the rest of the afternoon as our the rest of the date —— plenty of showers around for scotland. it should become dry across wales and the south—west. temperature—wise, high speed we intend and 13 degrees. a little bit cooler across the east, where the cloud will linger that bit longer. overnight tonight, the cloud brea ks longer. overnight tonight, the cloud breaks will get a touch of frost in the countryside across northern and eastern parts of scotland, maybe north—east england, thickening cloud for working across southern counties of england, maybe the south wales, an inc the rest of rain. the rain is down to an area of low pressure that is forming at the moment. it doesn't look too threatening right now on the satellite picture. at this area of low pressure will run eastwards, bringing wet weather across southern counties of england. with cold air to the north, if you were going further north than we were expecting, it could interact with the colder air a little bit more with the threat of some snow. most areas w

up with outbreaks of rain arriving and that will turn heavier in a rush hour across central, southern englandor the time of year. 0vernight rain working northwards. getting into northern ireland by the end of the night. we will see a contrast in temperatures. south—westerly winds blowing in milderairand by the south—westerly winds blowing in milder air and by the end of the night, ten, 11 degrees in cardiff and london but cold in scotland and cold enough for pockets of frost. as far as the weekend goes, you will see spells of rain, turning milder as the weekend goes on. brisk winds, particularly on saturday and often a lot of cloud in the sky. saturday looks like this. rain pushing across northern england and into northern ireland and scotland. there could be snow across higher parts of scotland but as the milder air works in, snow will turn back to rain. rain across wales in south—west england, perhaps lingering into the first part of the afternoon. it will be cloudy, but on the mild side, particularly eastern england where it could reach 15 celsius. another band of rain moving get across so

a warning from britain after a russian former spy and the daughter are found unconscious in southern england and st lanka declares a state of emergency and curfew to stop attacks on muslims. after years of refusals and threats of war north korean leader kim jong il and finally seems willing to discuss suspending his nuclear program to engage in talks with the united states the us state department has confirmed it will be holding a meeting with south korea later this week to the sky potential denuclearization talks with pyongyang it follows an agreement between the korean states to hold a historic summit of their own expounds from seoul years rolled with pride. delegation arrived back in seoul clearly delighted the mission had achieved all its objectives and more most importantly an apparent commitment from north korea to denuclearize under the right conditions that. north korea made it clear that there will be no reason to possess nuclear capability is if there is no military threat and also north korea's regime security is guaranteed the two sides have agreed to a summit between president j

sergei script was found unconscious on a bench in salt spray in southern england on sunday along with his thirty three year old daughter he is a former russian intelligence officer who was convicted of betraying dozens of spies to british intelligence russia has denied any involvement or knowledge of the case over the top stories the news hour is coming up in twenty five minutes time that's off the inside story which starts now so without is there. he's been in office for one hundred days in bobby's new president. is under pressure to improve the economy and corruption but is there any change from the robert mugabe era and is going on up to the challenge this is inside story.

the rain turning heavier at the moment in central and southern england, the south—east of england andere over the next couple of hours with some fairly heavy bursts of rain. the band wet weather will continue tojenny north and by the end of the night the rain will have reached northern ireland, getting into northern england as well and the south—westerly winds blowing. it will turn quite windy overnight and those wins will be dredging up some mildly, saw temperatures overnight listening to around ten or 11 degrees london and cardiff by the end of the night with clear skies in scotland. it will be called here, cold enough for some patches of frost. looking ahead to this weekend's meant weather menu, a lot going on, turning increasingly u nsettled going on, turning increasingly unsettled and that means we hold spells of rain, yes turning milder but brisk winds around on saturday and those winds easing on sunday and often the weather is good to be pretty cloudy. he is the pressure chart, this is why it is turning u nsettled, chart, this is why it is turning unsettled, low pressure of the

a warning from britain after a russian former spy and his daughter are found unconscious in southern england. hello thank you for joining us hopes are building for a breakthrough in peace talks on the korean peninsula after a delegation from the south held the successful meeting with north korea's leader they say came general and agreed to meet a south korean counterpart in the next month and is willing to talk about getting rid of his nuclear weapons president trump however has cautioned against what he's called false hope from seoul what mcbride reports. the delegation arrived back in seoul clearly delighted the mission had achieved all its objectives and. most importantly an apparent commitment from north korea to denuclearize the right conditions that. north korea made it clear that there will be no reason to possess nuclear capabilities if there is no military threat and also north korea's regime security is guaranteed the two sides have agreed to a summit. between president jay end of south korea and north korean leader kim jong un kammen john inside the demilitarized zone separating t

for the north—east of england and south—east england and then later on tonight in southern areas of england just afraid it's not great news, is it? oh, dear. you'rejust the deliverer of the news. you are not making it. thank you. see you later. we'll be back with the headlines at 8. now it's for newswatch with samira amhed. hello and welcome to newswatch. was the bbc too slow to report on claims that up to 1000 children in telford may have been victims of abuse by grooming gangs of mainly pakistani heritage? and as calls are made for the kremlin—backed tv station russia today to be taken off the air in britain, should question time have chosen one of its presenters as a guest? first, the nerve agent attack on sergei skripal and his daughter yulia continued to dominate the news agenda this week, raising many questions for bbc news. one was the extent to which theresa may's unequivocal statement that russia was culpable for the attack should be taken on trust or challenged. some members of the audience felt the bbc had erred too much in the former direction, with derek coulson writing: and ge

a former russian spy is found critically ill in southern england — exposed to an unknown substance.econtamination teams are deployed and major incident is declared at a hospital. italy's election proves to be a victory for anti—establishment candidates, the leader of the five star movement says he's now open to coalition talks. president trump says he's "not backing down" on his plan for swingeing taxes on foreign steel imports — saying america has been ripped off on trade. we lost $800 billion a year on trade. not going to happen, we are going to get it back. get in touch on all our stories at bbcos. salisbury hospital here in the uk declared a major incident early monday — it's only in the last few hours we've got details as to what's happening. it appears to involved an unknown substance, a 33—year—old woman and this russian man, sergei skripal, he was involved in a high profile prisoner exchange back in 2010. here's the police in salisbury. the pair, who we believe are known to each other did not have any visible injuries and were taken to salisbury district hospital. they are b

. parts of southern england. the east of scotland, combined with a brisk, easterly wind. a briske or so either side of freezing. freezing. wind—chill, it could feel much colder. colder. heading up towards the north of england. england. continue to see snow showers further north. north. and ice around first thing saturday morning. morning. stays cold in the north of the country unless cold in the south. country unless cold in the south. an ongoing risk of snow for some of us. ongoing risk of snow for some of us. here is how saturday is shaping up. full snow showers in the east of scotland as well. scotland as well. further south there will be snow as well. there will be snow as well. south—west but freezing in the north. north. also rain showers moving in as temperatures start to creep up. temperatures start to creep up. stop it is dave four of beast in the east and emma. stop it is dave four of beast in the eastand emma. —— dave four. right now, mike has the sport. now, mike has the sport. the rugby league was last night. league was last night. there and also the scottish ski and

that is what happened yesterday in southern england and thatis yesterday in southern england and thatt scotland and north east england. dangerous, icy conditions out on the roads and pavements to watch out for. snow continuing here. some showers working into the south—west of england, probably getting all the way to surrey and west sussex and arriving perhaps quite quickly as well. staying cold for most of us but temperatures turning gradually less gold in the south. this is bbc news. the headlines at eleven. warnings of snow and icy roads remain in place across much of the uk, as the weather causes further disruption. it was another frustrating night for some — in south—east london, police were called after people stuck on trains, started jumping on to the tracks. several flood warnings have been issued for parts of england due to high tides and strong winds. continued disruption is expected on roads and railways. facing up to "some hard facts " — the prime minister says neither side will get everything they want from brexit but argues the uk and eu are close to a deal on transition.

amber warnings cover much of southern england.he only areas where we can see disruptive snowfall. we are seeing the snow start to settle. it is a bit out there. temperatures are 10 degrees down in recent days, and add—on that wind that is gusting at 50 mph, it will feel bitter raw. over the next few days, we will see this widespread band of snow pushing its way westwards. penetrating in a ha rd its way westwards. penetrating in a hard frost tonight. and then, sunday, we might wake up to winter wonderland. the snow showers packing in behind. still that bitterly cold easterly wind. another very cold day, indeed. goodbye. this is bbc news. our latest headlines: britain's ambassador is summoned to the consulate in moscow after russia has announced that it will expel 23 british diplomats after the nerve agent attack‘s response in britain. russian exiles in britain are being contacted by police investigating the murder of businessman nikolai glushkov, to discuss their personal safety. a 35—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of

much dryer on monday, any snow in southern england retreating towards the channel islands, any snow comingf the cloud further north few and far between, and most of us should get some sunshine. temperatures getting a bit of a boost, four or five, temperatures getting a bit of a boost, four orfive, still temperatures getting a bit of a boost, four or five, still cold temperatures getting a bit of a boost, four orfive, still cold but it's a trend that will continue through the week, gradually turning milder day on day and, instead of snow, we milder day on day and, instead of show, we are more milder day on day and, instead of snow, we are more likely to get some rain. this is bbc news. i'm carrie gracie. the headlines at 7pm: borisjohnson dismisses russian claims that the nerve agent used to target the former russian spy in salisbury could have come from the porton down research laboratory. this is not the response of a country that rarely believes itself to be innocent. this is not the response of the country that really wants to engage in getting to the bottom of the matter. the first exi

on saturday, it should be a drier day for wales, the midlands and southern england. day but there will be a lot of cloud around and again, temperatures struggling to 5—6 degrees in northern scotland, 10—11 in southern parts of england. not a great deal of sunshine as we head into easter sunday. we are between the weather systems so this is probably the quietest day of the next few in that there will not be much rain around. there will still probably be a lot of cloud, mind you. north—west scotland two, we should see some sunshine, perhaps across southern counties but generally dry, cloudy and generally disappointing temperatures again, so we can't even make double figures through the central belt of scotland. as we head into monday, where we have some strengthening winds, rain coming in from the south—west, followed by showers on tuesday. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: poisoned at home — uk police reveal a deadly nerve agent was on the former spy‘s front door. after kim jong

this is the second warning to cover parts of southern england and south wales for the system coming ins ice, because it will get contacted by the cars driving over it and then turning very icy. and this is short and sharp? i hope it will be short and sharp. for the rest of the day, the showers pack in and then we have more consistent snow coming to the south. it will feel quite cold as well. it is similar tomorrow. we are obviously concerned about this lump of snow coming into night and whether it could turn out to be a winter wonderland when we wake up tomorrow morning. and the easterly wind gets cut off and we pick up a more northerly wind. i know you are going to say that doesn't someone either! but it cuts off that really cold feed, the cold continental air. it gets warm as it comes over the north sea, so we will not have similar issues with snow, but we will still have overnight frost and therefore ice concerns even into next week, because it will be quite moist. look at that, feels like minus seven. having had 14 in london yesterday! the number of hospital admissions due to older

good spells of sunshine across southern england and wales and the chance of some showers.t england and parts of northern ireland, and heavier and more persistent rainfall scotland, some of it falling snow over higher ground. temperatures in the south reaching up to 1a celsius. through this evening and overnight rain will turn to snow over lower levels, some snow showers fading in and we will see the wind picking up across the south as well. perhaps just the south—west holding onto milder temperatures but many seeing temperatures widely falling to zero. this is how it's looking as we move into the weekend with high—pressure setting of scandinavia, dragging in cold airfrom setting of scandinavia, dragging in cold air from the east and that brisk easterly wind so it will feel significantly colder as we start the day on saturday. some waking up to a light dusting of snow and some light rain and snow clearing the south—west through the morning, with snow showers being in from the east. particularly parts of lincolnshire and yorkshire could see snow showers so stay tuned to your

it has been a wet start to the day across wales and southern england, some heavy rain and hill snow butaring and for many go into the afternoon it will be brighter but there will be some showers which could be heavy. the wet weather this morning in the southis wet weather this morning in the south is associated with this weather front which is south is associated with this weatherfront which is moving south is associated with this weather front which is moving slowly eastwards, skirting southern parts but through the morning there could be hill snow in the highest ground of south wales and perhaps in southern england but reallyjust a wet start in the midlands and the south—east. that'll clear and in western parts something a bit brighter with some sunshine and showers. in northern england and scotla nd showers. in northern england and scotland and northern ireland that will be some sunny spells and showers, a bit more persistent rain on the far north—east but feeling colder compared to yesterday. 7—9d and bear in mind we got to 16 degrees in the capital yesterday. through the night, som

parts of england, this is where we are southerns of england, this is where we are more likely to see rain and drizzle. most places will be drier, sunshine arriving in the far north, sunny skies in scotland and northern ireland away from sharp showers, cries of nine to 11 degrees. better day for england and wales on sunday. more sunshine, patchy cloud, most places will have a dry day, fewer showers in the north—west, the wind will be quite liked, some sunshine, feeling quite pleasant. highs of 12 or 13. this is bbc news. the headlines at eight... three people have been killed and a policeman is in a critical condition after a gunman took hostages at a supermarket in southern france. the lieutenant colonel from the police, who was with his men, voluntarily swapped himself for a hostage. former labour leadership contender owen smith has been sacked from jeremy corbyn‘s shadow cabinet after calling for a second eu referendum. the high court has granted an application by the information commissioner's office for a warrant to search the

sergei script was found unconscious on a bench in salt spray in southern england on sunday along with his thirty three year old daughter he is a former russian intelligence officer who was convicted of betraying dozens of spies to british intelligence russia has denied any involvement or knowledge of the case over the top stories the news hour is coming up in twenty five minutes time that's off the inside story which starts now say without his era. he's been in office for one hundred days in bobby's new president god what is under pressure to improve the economy and corruption but is there any change from the robert mugabe era and is going on up to the challenge this is inside story. alone welcome to the program has a secret zimbabwe was once regarded as africa's breadbasket with its rich fertile farmland and flourishing export market but after almost four decades of robert mugabe's rule its economy is in a mess unemployment rates are high and human rights remain an issue emerson pledged he would rebuild the country promising to take radical steps so what progress after one hundr

these showers could become more frequent across central and southern england, maybe some hail in thed nine celsius. sunshine and showers will be the theme for thursday but perhaps more persistent rain moving into central and southern england later on friday. that's all from me, goodbye. hello, it's monday, it's 9 o'clock, i'm victoria derbyshire, welcome to the programme. top story today, the shape of water, about a woman who falls in love with about a woman who falls in love with a sea creature has taken best picture at the oscars. gary oldman picks up best actor and frances mcdormand best actress. picks up best actor and frances mcdormand best actressm picks up best actor and frances mcdormand best actress. ifi may picks up best actor and frances mcdormand best actress. if i may be so honoured to have all the female nominees in every category stand with me in this room tonight. the actors, meryl, if you do it, eve ryo ne actors, meryl, if you do it, everyone else will. the film—makers, producers, directors, writers... throughout the programme we'll hear from some of the winners and

it stays wet across central and southern england.s: a russian national convicted of spying for britain, is one of two people critically ill after being apparently poisoned in salisbury. police have declared a major incident but said it's not terror—related. thousands of households are without water across england and wales, as the big thaw after last week's big freeze burst pipes. jaguar landrover has suspended production to maintain water levels in parts of the west midlands. sir bradley wiggins has told the bbc he is not a drugs cheat, after mps accused him of crossing an ethical line. a report found he used treatments for non—medical reasons in his 2012 tour de france win. and theresa may has promised to crack down on developers who sit on land having won planning permission, instead of building homes. the prime minister is urging developers to up their game and build more homes in england. theresa may said for young people owning a property is now largely unaffordable without the bank of mum and dad. she said changes to planning

snowy across the south—west, like patches now coming in a cross of them southern counties over englandight, the showers further north become fewer and a lot of places become fewer and a lot of places become drier but it's still cold, temperatures widely below freezing could be icy conditions as well but a much try a day on the way, any snow gci’oss southern a much try a day on the way, any snow across southern england tending to retreat towards the channel islands, any snow coming out of the clouds further north you and far between and for most of us some sunshine, that will be a welcome change. those temperatures get a bit ofa change. those temperatures get a bit of a welcome boost, for 5 degrees, still cold but a trend that will continue through the rest of the week. gradually milder, day on day, and instead of snow we are more likely to get some rain. the latest headlines. the foreign office has dismissed claims that the nerve agent used to target the former russian spy in salisbury could have come from the nearby porton down research laboratory. snow and ice continue to cause disru

france spilling around that low driving more wet weather into the south—west, wales, central and southern england warm and some showers tomorrow. the cool theme continues for the easter weekend. there may even be some snow on the hills. fingers crossed for some sunny on the hills. fingers crossed for some sunny spells. you're watching beyond one hundred days. confirmation — the north korean leader did visit china — but what did the two leaders talk about? president trump thinks kim jung un will eventually do what is right for his people. but in the meantime there will be no let up in sanctions. it's kim's first foreign visit since becoming leader seven years ago — he told his chinese hosts he is ready to negotiate. no let up from the lawyer representing stormy daniels. he wants a court to compel donald trump to give sworn testimony on what he knows. also on the programme. starting her legal fight against charges of rebellion in spain — the catalan politician released on bail by a court in scotland. putting a price on plastics. shoppers in england could soon feel the pinch if they don't recycle. g

england. what about sunday? more rain forecast i'm afraid, particularly in southern counties.r off as maybe some thunder and an area not faroff as in maybe some thunder and an area not far off as in minute continent could effect parts of east anglia but that is uncertain. further north with like to winds somma mist and fog possible but 10 degrees possible in scotla nd possible but 10 degrees possible in scotland —— some mist and fog. to summarise, we are seeing a change to milder conditions, we will all get some rain through the weekend but come in fairly heavy pulse particularly on saturday but the temperatures will be rising all the time, 15 degrees could be yours on saturday and even on the sunday, double bigots everywhere turning significantly milder in scotland. —— double figures. a reminder of our main story. almost 200 specialist military personnel have arrived in salisbury following the nerve agent attack on a former russian spy and his daughter. that's all from the bbc news at six so it's goodbye from me and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. th

fact of poisoning of a former double agent sergei script was found unconscious on a bench in southern england on sunday along with his daughter he's a former russian intelligence officer has been convicted of betraying dozens of spies to british intelligence from salisbury means barker. a police cordon surrounds the scene where surrogates could paul and his daughter yulia visiting from moscow were found fighting for their lives the bench where they've been sitting is covered by a forensic tent there by police have set up an investigation unit both victims of critically ill and in intensive care. forensic teams combs the area sealing off the shopping precinct where they were found the hospital where they were rushed . this is been a fast paced investigation and our focus has been on trying to establish what has caused these people to become critically ill and whether or not criminal activity has taken place. police say they're being treated for suspected exposure to an unknown substance but say there is no known risk to public health the possible i who called the emergency services said the tw

three russian embassy staff over the poisoning of a former double agent and his daughter in southern england last week also denies any involvement british foreign secretary and says he thinks russia's president order a nerve agent quarrel is with putin's kremlin and with his decision and we think it overwhelmingly likely that it was his decision. to direct the use of a nerve agent on the streets of of the u.k. on the streets of europe for the first time since the second world war that is that is why we are at odds with russia. has more from moscow. dmitri peskov president putin's spokesman has directly and very swiftly responded to those comments by boris johnson the foreign secretary in london pretty much directly accusing putin of giving the order to use not be chocolate nerve agent on u.k. soil mr peskov calling those comments shocking and unforgivably the war of words clearly escalating what happens in terms of moscow's response remains in the air we know from two days of comments from love rob saying basically sergey lavrov the foreign minister saying basically the same thing that he is

heavy showers developing in southern england, reaching into parts of wales, the midlands, east angliaf the uk. just one or two showers, but sunny spells into northern ireland. the moisture with these showers starts to feed up the bit further north into saturday morning. an increasing chance of seeing a bit of snow into the tops of the welsh hills, maybe into the pennines going into saturday morning. these are your overnight temperatures. still some of the snow showers in the hills in north—east scotland, as well. now, for saturday, the reason we are seeing some rain and hill snow is this area of low pressure. but tonight it's going to edge its way eastwards. but it's still going to get into parts of england and wales. some outbreaks of rain and some hill snow into the pennines. so all of this has to slide away eastwards during the day. some western parts may start to brighten up. still, as wintry showers move north, north—east scotland, south—east scotland getting along quite well, although still be rather cloudy. still a chilly breeze across the coast towards the north—east. the sing

former russian intelligence officer surrogate script and his daughter were found unconscious in southern england on sunday moscow has denied any involvement counter-terrorism police have taken over the investigation. the revised trans-pacific partnership trade deal will be signed in chile on thursday the initial accord was signed two years ago by twelve countries bordering the pacific ocean together they represent around forty percent of the world's economic output t.v. the aim to lower or get rid of tariffs on most goods and services would have created a single market similar to the european union but after seven years of negotiations it can be ratified because president trump withdrew the u.s. from the deal last year for farmers in australia the absence of the us provides an opportunity under thomas reports from tremor these cows are pregnant when they have their calves most of the male ones will be fat and then slaughtered for beef this week signing of the comprehensive and progressive agreement the trans-pacific partnership or c p t p p trade deal means import tariffs on australian beef will

agent former russian intelligence officer sergei scribal was found unconscious on a bench in southern england on sunday along with his thirty three year old daughter moscow has denied any involvement need barker reports from seoul's were. a police cordon surrounds the scene where sergei script and his daughter yulia were found fighting for their lives the bench where they were sitting is covered by a forensic tent nearby police have set up an investigation unit c.c.t.v. footage shows the past shortly before they became critically ill after exposure to an unknown substance they remain in intensive care in hospital this is been a fast paced investigation and off focus has been on trying to establish what has caused these people to become critically ill and whether or not criminal activity has taken place. in london the british foreign secretary promised a robust investigation he threatened to extend sanctions against moscow if it turns out the kremlin's to blame though i'm not not pointing fingers because we can't this is because you don't sound point fingers i see the governments around the wo

in the south, the midlands, southern england and wales, there could be showers, it and —— and maybe somes is bbc news. top stories: the white house says it wants to see concrete steps from north korea before a summit between president trump and kimjong—un can take place. a former us drug company executive who became infamous for hiking the price of a life—saving medicine is sentenced to seven years in prison. the british army on the streets of the city of salisbury as chemical warfare experts investigate the suspected poisoning of a former spy. and she was an american hero who disappeared without a trace 18 yea rs who disappeared without a trace 18 years ago. as the mystery surrounding aviation pay near amelia earhart‘s finally been sold? —— solved.

southern britain. outbreaks of rain maybe, confined to the south—east of england into the afternoon.'ll have a few showers for scotland and northern ireland. these will be wintry over the higher ground. temperatures again ranging between nine to 10 or 11 further south. now, during saturday night, that rain should eventually clear away from the south of the country. we'll see largely clear skies. those showers will continue across scotland, again these will be wintry. a colder night to come under clear skies, with light winds. temperatures dipping close to freezing in rural areas. hovering around 1—4 degrees near towns and cities. so a chilly start for sunday, but probably the better day of the weekend. there'll be more showers around, again in the south and south—east, a few showers in the north, and they will be wintry in nature over the scottish hills. it could be a touch more mild. 10—13 degrees in the south. but as we head through the new working week, temperatures begin to fall away as we get closer to easter, so we'll start to import a cold wind, and the risk of snow and overni

a lot of rain still across much of southern england, the midlands, east anglia, sliding to northern england night, wintris of the high ground, rain into west wales, these of cornwall not seeing as much, best in northern scotland and northern ireland seem clear spells substantially there could be a touch of frost that most places will see temperatures sticking above freezing, quite breezy out there as well. tomorrow pretty breezy, it will feel cold in the breeze, a lot of clout, some outbreaks of rain, some wintris of a high ground in northern england and scotland but the wet weather will has led the day goes on, best of the brightness of the north and scotland, a little drier towards the far south of england during the day although it will feel cool, between four and 10 degrees. sunday, easter day is probably the best day, mainly fine weather, the best sunshine in north—east scotland and england, lots of cloud elsewhere, into the far south—west later the winds will begin to pick up and we'll see outbreaks of rain, the first sign of potential trouble ahead for easter monday. this area of low

and you a script remain critically ill in hospital after they were found slumped on a bench in southern england on sunday some of the reports from salzburg. if it was a small city thrust into the global spotlight no one could have guessed that salt spray in southern england would be at the center of the attempted assassination of a former russian spy and his daughter anything unusual is treated with caution as investigators trace all known movements of the victims those probably at least forty people foreman stood outside of cordoned off the the front of the. doors where the i believe it's come out from on the door to go in not sure they would get out but they were and how do these light boxes they will see those four guards is dressed up in hazmat suit going inside retrieving stuff in these boxes and put them outside in the cold area. yeah that's all that they didn't tell us anything these images show the former russian military intelligence colonel just days ago buying sausages and lottery scratchcards from a shop close to his home investigators are also looking into the deaths of scrip owl's

assessment that russia was like a responsible for the poisoning of a former spy and his daughter in southern england more than a week ago government says. attacked using a military grade nerve agent developed in russia moscow has denied any involvement . the united states is calling for an immediate cease fire in syria's rebel held eastern ghouta its ambassador to the u.n. says the u.s. will act salone if the international community doesn't more than a thousand people have died since the syrian government stepped up its offensive in eastern goods out last month. and the u.s. national security adviser says washington's optimistic about the planned meeting between donald trump the north korean leader kim jong il and south korean envoys are in japan russia updating them on progress in the talks with pyongyang. imus international has released satellite images said to show a man laws military building infrastructure and i was once home to hand to muslims as described the construction as a land grab meanwhile the un has accused men miles government of using a policy of forestalled vacation against her han

assessment that russia was likely responsible for the poisoning of a former spy and his daughter in southern england over a week ago the british government says. attacks using a minute to grade nerve agent but in russia moscow has denied any involvement. united states calling for an immediate cease fire in syria's rebel held eastern gusa some bastard's the u.n. says the u.s. will act alone if the international community doesn't more than a thousand people have died since the syrian government stepped up its offensive in eastern guta last month. and investigate says a trying to find out why a bangladeshi ally crashed in the polls capital killing forty nine people and injuring at least twenty two others he was buying the airlines flight from dhaka missed the runway and burst into flames in a nearby field. this president has blocked singapore to make a broad comes broad comes bid to take over u.s. rival. on grounds of national security donald trump said he had evidence the proposed one hundred seventeen billion dollar takeover pose a security threat and presidential order puts an end to what would have

south wales, southern england most likely to see some wet weather, but it may push further north to parts, getting some showers, a chance of a bit of sleet and wet snow out of this, especially on the hills into the west of these areas as we go through the afternoon. much of northern england, northern ireland and scotland will have variable cloud, sunny spells and a few showers around, longer spells of rain in the northern islands into shetland. single figure temperatures. that's the big difference across southern parts of the uk compared with tuesday. some spots reached as high as 16 celsius. the chill will be around on wednesday night under clearing skies, most of the showers still around on wednesday evening will die away and that means clear skies will be widespread frost settling going into thursday morning. it does mean is thursday begins it will be chilly, but there will be a fair amount of sunshine around, but then we are watching another area of low pressure coming in from the south—west. a bit slower, but it will at least have some showers, some longer spells of rain but at least

rest of the night, the rain pushes not out of northern ireland, but it will move into wales and southern englandderneath that cloud, up to 9 degrees. in clearer skies further east, up to 5 degrees. for the commute and the school run, really quite wet weather across the higher ground of wales. and so to into lancashire and the peak district and it just into lancashire and the peak district and itjust keeps come —— reining in northern ireland. before it stops, eastern slopes of those hills could have seen around 50 millimetres of rain. through the day, what is left of the weather front goes toward the north and east. brighter skies behind but with showers getting into this relatively mild air towards the south—west, anywhere near that front, one of those days. six, seven, eight degrees, no better and a noticeable wind. we keep unsettled weather near that front going into the first part of friday. by this stage, the air is cool across the higher ground of northern britain and it will be wintry showers rather than watery. they will be watery and intense further south and it is still at this stage re

a lot of fine weather to come during friday but cloud increasing to southern england and south walesrt to get some outbreaks of rain moving in through the afternoon and into the evening. so it turns wetter from the south. as we look at that big picture going into the weekend, there's this weather system here, still as it edges its way northwards, on it leading edge, there could be some snow, especially to higher ground. but this is a warm front, this the leading edge of milder air, warmerairand you can see that on the colours here, for saturday. that gradually edges itsway further northwards as we go through the weekend. so we know the weekend, temperatures are heading up. not the whole story. it's going to be milder, yes, but there will be some rain at times and most of us will see some rain at some stage of the weekend, thankfully not all the time but here is an idea of what we might expect over the weekend, at least for the capital cities. and that gives you an idea of what many of us can expect. some rain at times, not all the time but temperatures are creeping up. that is your w

fine weather to come during friday but cloud increasing to southern england and south wales as we starton and the evening. it turns wetter from the south. as we look at that big picture going into the weekend, this weather system here, still as it edges its way northwards, on it leading edge, there could be some snow, especially to higher ground. but this is a warm front, this the leading edge of milder air, warmerairand you can see that on the colours here, for saturday. that gradually edges itsway further northwards as we go through the weekend. so we know the weekend, temperatures are heading up. not the whole story. it's going to be milder, yes, but there will be some rain at times and most of us will see some rain at some stage of the weekend, thankfully not all the time but here is an idea of what we might expect over the weekend, at least for the capital cities. and that gives you an idea of what many of us can expect. a very warm welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to our viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: it's confirmed — a tox

a sample of the nerve agent used on him so and his daughter yunior were found unconscious in southern england last sunday the british prime minister to resign may has vowed to take retaliatory measures if russia offers no explanation it's small groups of people are being allowed out to rebel held eastern ghouta in syria well one hundred fifty people have so far left the enclave which has been under intense government bombardment for three weeks there's your headlines to stay with us on out of there if you can risky it all is up next when more news for you after that i think. u.s. president donald trump has said he will slap new charis on imports of steel and. brass by jeanne will mean the days attack it's about ten times faster than forty we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost at this time on al-jazeera. on a frozen road traveling through the high plateaus of kyrgyzstan a small truck is on the move. in these extreme conditions the truck is beginning a long journey to deliver mandarin oranges to remote villages. the fruit is highly prized as a

a warning from britain after russian former spy and distorter are found unconscious in southern england and saudi arabia rolls out a massive p.r. campaign in london as the crown prince heads to the u.k. . and i'm sorry small have all the day's sport including the latest from the champions league as holders around madrid close in on a spot in the quarter finals. hopes are building for a breakthrough in peace talks on the korean peninsula after a delegation from the south a successful meeting with north korea's leader they say that kim jong il in agreed to meet his south korean counterpart in the next month and this willing to talk about getting rid of his nuclear weapons from seoul here's a bright. delegation arrived back in seoul clearly delighted the mission had achieved all its objectives and more most importantly an apparent commitment from north korea to denuclearize under the right conditions that. north korea made it clear that there will be no reason to possess nuclear capability is if there is no military threat and also north korea's regime security is guaranteed the two sides

poisoning of a former double agent said gave screw probably was found unconscious on a bench in southern england on sunday along with his daughter he's a former russian intelligence officer who's been convicted of betraying dozens of spies to british intelligence russia has the night and involvement those are the headlines stay with us next it's al-jazeera world. one of the. one hundred perhaps. few holes in the market data spec hoping no one will ride but how to. have a little luck to me it's a matter how to shit i always get that from the next. lesson learned does the head did. this does it us but that's a key. and just when. you're. actually. going to do something i don't have to be crazy i mean it's without us up so you. must call. him my number one. comes. to mind that i think. i'm going to. have a go if i'm going ahead there's been center of him up a couple of volcanoes in all. my days and about how to feel that i yet. well that's the sort of and honest. and. just the first sadness as if the one that was it had. you had but not as it had in the show because i want to live. in twenty i love

suspected poisoning of a former double agent surrogate's cripple was found unconscious on a bench in southern england on sunday along with his thirty three year old daughter moscow has denied any involvement that's according brazil as reject an attempt by former president lula da silva to avoid a twelve year prison sentence for corruption a drawl that lula can be arrested if the jail term is up held on appeal the decision casts further doubt over his bid to run in october's presidential election the woman collecting litter in western australia has found the world's oldest known message in a bottle it was thrown from a german ship in eight hundred eighty six as part of an experiment to understand ocean currents for the headlines the news continues on al-jazeera but first it is the bone hunter. more than twenty years after the bosnian war of one man mr ching for the bones of his piece of old if you will sell it for floor. again according. to all your fed on your uncle will give you a free food and water bones are all that families have to lay their loved ones to rest for years so it is on each of those

southern britain. outbreaks of rain maybe, confined to the south—east of england in the afternoon.howers for scotland and northern ireland. these will be wintry on the higher ground. temperatures again ranging between nine to 10 or 11 further south. now, during saturday night, that rain should eventually clear away from the south of the country. we'll see largely clear skies. those showers will continue across scotland, these will be wintry. a cooler night to come under clear skies, with light winds. hovering around 1—4 degrees near towns and cities. so a chilly start for saturday, but probably the better day of the weekend. a few showers in the north, and they will be wintry in nature it could be a touch more mild. 10—13 degrees in the south. but as we head through the new working week, temperatures begin to fall away as we get closer to easter, so we'll start to import a cold wind, and the risk of snow and a light frost. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is nkem ifejika. our top stories: john bolton's set to become the nex

clearing from northern ireland in the morning and southern scotland, becoming more confined to southern englandr most. a ridge of high pressure will move in for tuesday. for wednesday, this tangle of weather fronts will arrive in from the west bringing more rain for wednesday into thursday. this is the picture for tuesday. that area of low pressure eventually moves from the south—east. cloud in east anglia and the south—east. high—pressure pushes in to the rest of the country. light winds. some sunshine. still on the cool side. pleasant enough with stronger march sunshine. into wednesday, the eastern side of the country wednesday, the eastern side of the cou ntry start wednesday, the eastern side of the country start cool and bright. cloud increasing from the west as the weather fronts make inroads. increasing from the west as the weatherfronts make inroads. rain will arrive in western areas by the end of the day. temperature wise, nine to ii celsius. things turn more u nsettled nine to ii celsius. things turn more unsettled after wednesday. more rain at times, strengthening winds. signs of som

heavy showers developing in southern england, reaching into parts of wales, the midlands, east angliale of thunder. single—figure temperatures, colder still in easterly winds across the northern half of the uk. just one or two showers, but sunny spells into northern ireland. the moisture with these showers starts to feed up the bit further north into saturday morning. an increasing chance of seeing a bit of snow into the tops of the welsh hills, maybe into the pennines going into saturday morning. these are your overnight temperatures. still some of the snow showers in the hills in north—east scotland, as well. now, for saturday, the reason we are seeing some rain and hill snow is this area of low pressure. but tonight it's going to edge its way eastwards. but it's still going to get into parts of england and wales. some outbreaks of rain and some hill snow into the pennines. so all of this has to slide away eastwards during the day. some western parts may start to brighten up. still, as wintry showers move north, north—east scotland, south—east scotland getting along quite well, alth

the weather is on the decline in the south of england and the southern half of wales. g across the country, in between sunshine and showers in scotland, feeling much cooler today. more details on 15 minutes. first, our main story. people in england will soon have to pay a deposit when they buy drinks in bottles and cans, the government has announced. it's in an attempt to boost recycling and cut waste. the deposit will increase prices but customers will get their money back of they return the containers. the scheme is due to be introduced later this year following a public consultation, as our environment analyst, roger harrabin reports. here is a global problem, plastic everywhere in the oceans. the amount of floating garbage could treble if we do not hold the flow. here is the uk's answer. a deposit return scheme which makes people think twice before chucking the bottle or can in the gutter. in this return scheme we filmed filmed in norway, you take the empty bottle back to the shop, you pop it into a machine that identifies it, then gives you a coupon to spend. we ar

a new weather alert is now in place in parts of southern england and south wales where more snow is expectednight and nearly 250 schools in the county will be closed today. snowstorms and snowdrift. strong winds causing blizzard conditions making driving treacherous. in the north—west, snow gates on the a66 remain closed between cumbria and county durham. just getting outside the front door in newcastle was no mean feat. we have been here fora good hourand i have done a quarter of this road so i am making headway. there were severe delays as trains were stopped in their tracks. railway stations across the country have also seen delays and cancellations. in gloucester, sporting fixtures like the anglo welsh cup final had to be called off for snow stopped play. and as the heaviest snowfall hit the south—west, bristol airport stopped flights, with exeter airport cancelling flights for the rest of the day. the snow showed no sign of giving up in devon and neither did those trying to keep traffic moving. while snowploughs and gritters cleared major roads, some drivers were stuck and there were pr