lots of sunshine on the gold patchy drizzle but also some sunshine around. the channel costs not doing too badly. and other parts of the country getting a few gaps in of the country getting a few gape in'i _—"‘~* anglesey, of the country getting a few gape in'i “"~* anglesey, cumbria, even that cteud. aesteceu, fmka euee . , .. ,,, that cteud. aesteceu, fmka egg} , , .. ,,, of that stat-a. ahsteceu, fmka egg} , , .. a, of northern ireland, the parts of northern ireland, the western isles of scotland although the cloud starting to fill back in in aberdeenshire. earlier we had some outbreaks of rain across parts of england and wales but that is now clear away. just keeping an eye on these showers in the near continent, some of these could move across the east anglia. but for most it is mainly dry afternoon. around 15, 16 degrees in the sunshine. where we had those clear skies to the afternoon, over an ip tend to fill backin afternoon, over an ip tend to fill back in as the cloud begins to fill in. some showers across parts of east anglia and the midlands. temp

look, we can see some sunshine again. there will be some sunshine again.esponding in the sunshine. all others in the teens, widely14—18dc. a bit coolerfor others in the teens, widely14—18dc. a bit cooler for the others in the teens, widely14—18dc. a bit coolerfor the northern isles of scotland. on sunday, keeping an eye on the area of low pressure to the west, it doesn't move very far because we have high pressure to the east blocking it, but it will strengthen the wind in northern ireland later in the weekend and western parts of the country, some heavy showers around but the wind strea m heavy showers around but the wind stream is our friend as we go into next week and start to draw some much warmer air across all of the country. temperatures on tuesday and wednesday getting into the low 20s celsius. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime. the us military prepares for possible action in syria, as the cabinet here prepares to meet to discuss any uk involvement. that's all from the bbc news at one. it's goodbye from me. on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s

brighter, more sunshine. because it is pulling in a north—easterly wind. it takes a while to warm up, and coupled with this low pressure into monday, it looks like a pretty bleak start to oui’ looks like a pretty bleak start to our working week. a miserable end to april, but wet, windy and maybe a little bit of sleet and snow on the downs. it is not likely to settle, but it will show you how cold it will feel. i will see you later. hello, you're watching afternoon live. i'm martine croxall. handshakes and promises as north and south korea pledge to rid the peninsular of nuclear arms and end decades of conflict a new era of peace will open. we have suffered so much, but now we stand together. translation: we cannot be separated. we are one nation. when we met, we realised we cannot be parted. we are one nation. public safety warning: nhs bosses warn immigration rules have caused the doctors' shortage. the uk economy sees its slowest growth in five years, casting doubt on an interest rate rise. the waiting's ov

ireland, the brightest conditions with some sunshine. with some sunshine.igures. in double figures. mayjust cool down just a touch once again. again. around, but most of the frost is going to be in the north. going to be in the north. thank you very much. let's take a look at today's papers. there is really only one story in town if we look at the front pages. town if we look at the front pages. where do you want to start? there are so many. there are so many. are so many. from yesterday as the new prince emerges from the hospital. emerges from the hospital. just a staggering amount of newspaper coverage, isn't it? newspaper coverage, isn't it? here are the souvenir supplements. are the souvenir supplements. daily telegraph has about nine pages, largely pictures. pages, largely pictures. a 16 page souvenir edition in the daily mail. souvenir edition in the daily mail. kate's little prince perfect. and the daily mail has gone one further. the daily mail has gone one further. the whole paper is a souvenir edition. edition. there are other stories on that pape

strong sunshine, so talk about as well. strong sunshine, so make sure you talk about as well.rong sunshine, so make sure you are fully prepared. these are some of the temperatures we are expecting, particularly on thursday. the highest temperatures on thursday. parts of scotland and northern ireland getting pretty close, parts of england will peak into the mid— 20s. but we are not there yet. although temperatures are on the up during the day and had, an area of wet weather and windy weather ahead, affecting northern and western parts of the uk. these are the starting temperatures. is a blustery day across the uk as low pressure feeds in this weather front. not all of us will get weather, crane from it, it will grind toa weather, crane from it, it will grind to a halt and weaken through northern england and wales. this is where we are expecting things to be in the morning. south—west england singing spot at times, outbreaks of rain pushing back to wales and north—west but it will feed away from northern ireland and move on through scotland, some of us getting a wet start throug

there will still be spells of sunshine. for the northeast of scotla nd sunshine.otland and eastern england as well. there are temperatures in these areas doing quite nicely at 12-17d. these areas doing quite nicely at 12—17d. then as we go into next week, things arejust 12—17d. then as we go into next week, things are just going to keep on turning warmer, especially once we tap into the supply of very warm airfrom the near kontinen, let me show you what happens to the temperatures in our capital cities. well up into the 20s, particularly down into the soft but even further north close to 20 degrees and that warmth looks like it will last her out next week. this is bbc world news today. i'm kasia madera. 0ut top story... tensions over syria could lead to "full—blown military escalation" the united nations secretary general issues the dire warning — and says the cold war was back with a vengeance. the situation in the middle east is in chaos, to such an extent that it has become a threat to international peace and security. the us state department says it has proof

. sunshine. as it was yesterday. yesterday. you can see how the room continues to edge northwards. continues to edge northwards. will be fairly light and patchy by then. then. temperatures today a bit higher than we thought yesterday. we thought yesterday. but generally, about 18— 20 and more. more. pollen levels are higher in the east and south of england. the east and south of england. across the far north of scotland, the northern and western isles. the northern and western isles. and some bloke cloud along the shores of devon and cornwall. shores of devon and cornwall. that's how we start tomorrow. how we start tomorrow. a little bit more clout across west wales. more clout across west wales. stuff in the irish sea, the sea fog, it should stay out to sea. it should stay out to sea. lot of sunshine around and tomorrow, even more than today. up to 26 celsius. and warmer than thought, 23 or 2a as the maximum afternoon temperature. the maximum afternoon temperature. warmest london marathon day on

most places will be dry, and there'll be some sunshine too.don't bomb syria — russia warns the united states not to launch military strikes. but military action over the alleged chemical weapons attack seems one step closer after deliberations at the un ended in a russian veto. good morning, it is wednesday 11 april. also this morning: has facebook‘s dream of connecting people become a privacy nightmare? mark zuckerberg faces a second day of questions over the misuse of users' data. we

the most diverse, lovely sunshine to enjoy, strong sunshine evenin sunshine to enjoy, strong sunshineind is higher and the temperature is a lower with a few showers in the north and west. a decent day. the high pressure that is with us at the moment is willing pushing its grip allowing this cold weather front so cool air to come in and then with its moisture and after the heat that will be released with showers, sharp showers potentially by sunday in particular they could be heavy with thunder around and look at the dip in temperatures as we return to average the time of year. on sunday, some real warmth for marathon runners and spectators, one of the warmest marathons so far but the risk late in the day of a heavy shower. you're watching beyond one hundred days. where would you host a summit between the north korean dictator and the us president? the hunt is on for the right location after news broke that america's mike pompeo flew to pyongyang for a secret meeting. over the easter weekend, kim jong un said denuclearising north korea would be on the table in a meeting with mr trump.

>> we expect plenty sunshine and really more sunshine through your work week. it's going to be a beautiful week. if you are tired of the rain, we are getting an extended break. here is a live look outside right now. we have plenty sunshine to start with temperatures on the cool side for santa rosa at 43, 47 oakland, 51 concord, liver more 49, 50 san francisco. futurecast is showing clear skies pretty much across the bay. we do have a little bit of coastal cloud cover and some fog along the coast. as we make our way throughout the day, notice plenty sunshine, the story pretty much bay area wide. we are going to see continued sunshine thanks to high pressure firmly in place. we have a cut off low to our south but it is not going to impact us much. sunshine remains the story really for the foreseeable future. mostly clear and cool in some spots to start. we have a little bit of patchy coastal fog. sunny and warm again for your sunday. then warm and dry all week long. i will say we will cool a little bit for the second half of the week. but still, very pleasant wea

a dry start of the day with sunshine. the day with sunshine.owers in the south—west. batch of showers in the south—west. a bit longer and driving northwards. showers getting heavier and heavier through the day. through the day. quite widespread, driving northwards and eastwards. and eastwards. cooler than that as we had on into the first part of the working week. the first part of the working week. that is your weather. james comey speaks to the bbc. intelligence with mr trump. you probably wouldn't have with other presidents. new leader —— miguel diaz canstar is the new leader. drowning in plastic. and bottles which will never disintegrate. rivers that the army has been called in to help. and acting the baddie in korea. for their big break. live from our studios in singapore and london.

most places will be dry, and there'll be some sunshine too.th america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: mark zuckerberg grilled in the us senate. the head of facebook tries to explain how data was misused and admits they didn't always get it right. we have made a lot of mistakes in running the company. i think it's pretty much impossible, i believe, to start a company in your dorm room and grow it to be the scale we're at now without making some mistakes. shaken by a suspected chemical attack in syria. the us, france and the uk discuss joint military action against president assad. from mexico, we have a special report on the drug wars that killed 30,000 last year alone. and looted, but not lost forever. we find out how ethiopia is looking to recover its treasures.

in the sunshine, feeling pleasa nt south. in the sunshine, feeling pleasant enough.ea will be quite a bit of dry weather around, quite a bit of sunshine as well. a system coming in from the west producing rain at times across the far west of northern ireland and the far west of northern ireland and the north—west of scotland, but are pumping up southerly winds, so that will have an impact on the temperatures. and you can see how they are starting to climb, most especially in the south and south—east. remember, by the time we get to thursday, a lot of dry weather around, a lot of sunshine as well, some fair weather cloud developing as you would expect through the course of the day, and these southerly winds helping the temperature rise that bit further. and on thursday, some in the south—east will hit 25 or 26 but we have a change of wind direction. it will come from more of a north—westerly across scotland, northern ireland and eventually northern england. so for you the temperatures will dip slightly as we go through the course of the week. so some of us will see be

in the sunshine only 12 or 13. the west has seen the best of the sunshine.he showers will fade this evening and overnight and the rain fizzles out as well but we keep a lot of cloud in central and southern and eastern england. temperatures are quite cold under clearer skies. the chilly start to the day here but bright with spousal sunshine and cloud is slow to clear from east anglia and south—east england but dry for a time and outbreaks of rain arriving from the south—east later in the day. quite cool along the eastern coast as the winds start to strengthen. a wet and windy start to the weak, particularly in central and southern and eastern parts of england. they could be disruption to keep an eye on the forecast. this is bbc news. our latest headlines: two of britain's biggest supermarkets, sainsbury‘s and asda, are in merger talks in a deal which could be worth £10 billion. alfie evans, the toddler at the centre of a legal battle over his treatment, has died. it is just it isjust a it is just a few weeks short of his second birthday. his father said on so

sunshine hefty showers.atures could get up is where the temperatures could get up to 17 or18 is where the temperatures could get up to 17 or 18 degrees. during tonight rain will persist across the of scotland, a lot of dry weather to be found no. mist and fog patches will develop and in the south—west another clutch of downpours shows its hand in the night. it will be milder out there between five and 9 degrees and the wind will ease through the night. tomorrow we could start off with mist and fog but then afairamount of start off with mist and fog but then a fair amount of dry weather. generally quite a lot of cloud but we also have this area of rain that will move across wales into the midlands and north of england. some of it will be heavy, petering out as the afternoon goes on. scotland, northern ireland and the south—east of england a little bit of brightness coming through, double digit temperaturesjust brightness coming through, double digit temperatures just about where you are. as we move through sa

the best of the sunshine will be in central and eastern parts of england but we have certainly got thee dry. and again, temperatures may be peaking in some spots into the mid—20s but most of us will be enjoying the warmest weather of the spring so far. hello. this is breakfast, with louise minchin and dan walker. the prime minister is to face questions from caribbean leaders over the uk's treatment of thousands of commonwealth migrants. the meeting comes after the home secretary was forced to apologise to members of the so called windrush generation, describing the government's behaviour as appalling. good morning — it's tuesday 17th april. also this morning: inside the site of the suspected chemical weapons attack in syria. we hear first hand accounts from the town of douma as russia says that international weapons inspectors will be allowed to travel there tomorrow. almost 25 years since the death of stephen lawrence,

so wednesday is going to be a very changeable day, from sunshine, to downpours, back to sunshine again that cool air stream off the atlantic, which is here to stay into the weekend as well. and this is normalfor the time of the year. the average for this time of the year in the south is around about 14—16 degrees, a couple of degrees lower than that in the north, and that's pretty much what we're getting on thursday. you can see around 15 there in london, 11 in glasgow and in edinburgh. and again, a mixture of sunshine and showers on thursday. now, this is thejet stream here. whenever you see a dip in the jet stream, it basically drags the cool airfrom the north. so, as we head into friday, saturday and sunday, that cool air establishes itself across the uk. hello — this is breakfast, with louise minchin and dan walker. 10 people killed and 15 injured after a van ploughs into pedestrians in toronto. a suspect is under arrest. officials say the incident was deliberate but the motive remains unclear. everybody, all these people on the streets, and they were hit one by one. good morning —

that sunshine.loud in northern ireland and western scotland and a bit of rain here at times. especially late in the day. further south and east will see a mixture of patchy sun and cloud. tuesday, some rain across northern ireland, western scotland, just trickling down into north—west england and north wales. still quite breezy here. the south—east doing the best with the sunshine. 19 degrees, maybe 20. that is a mere hint of what is to come. as we get deeper into the week ahead, wednesday and thursday particularly well tap into some warm air across the continent. that could be temperatures in the south—east up a 25 degrees. plenty of other places not too far behind. tomorrow might not too far behind. tomorrow might not live up to the spring warmth of today but there are higher temperatures on the horizon through the week ahead. good night. this is bbc world news. i'm tanya beckett. the un security councilfails to back a russian resolution condemning the us missile strikes on syria. the military act

a mixture of sunshine and showers.u have dreams of beaches or barbecues, bearing mind the change through the weekend. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime. diplomatic sources tell the bbc the prince of wales will become the next head of the commonwealth after the queen. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me — and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. good afternoon, here's your latest sports news. arsene wenger will leave arsenal at the end of the season. after at the end of the season. nearly 22 years as their manager. wenger who's 68 won three premier league titles and seven fa cups. wenger says: i am grateful for having had the privilege to serve the club for so many memorable years. i managed the club with full commitment and integrity. to all the arsenal lovers take care of the values of the club. my love and support for ever. arsenal majority shareholder stan kroenke says... he leaves the club with a year left on his contract. they are likely to leave with the low

in the sunshine in eastern scotland, 14 orso, in the sunshine in eastern scotland, 14 or so, otherwisein the sunshine in eastern scotland, 1a or so, otherwise 12 or 13. it is wettest in wales and through the midlands and northern england into the evening, the rain will push out into the north sea, eventually clearing from the south—east. broken cloud follows, some showers behind, especially in the north—west. quite cold in north—eastern scotland, numbers further south a bit lower than last night. if you are up early tomorrow there isa if you are up early tomorrow there is a good chance it will be dry and quite sunny, but already we will have showers along western coasts which will be blown inland or develop overland as temperatures rise. very few places will miss the showers tomorrow. they may be heavy with hail and thunder and it will depress the temperatures again. 11 to 15 degrees at the very best. classic april showers. unlike last week the jet stream is much further south this week, we are on the wrong side of thejet south this week, we are on the wrong side of the jet stream, the

that means some sunshine, but also some heavy and blustery showers.atlantic, and that is where we find this band of thicker cloud and outbreaks of rain. that will arrive in northern ireland, eventually south west scotland and over the irish sea. but another lovely day in the south—east of england. this is where it is sunniest and warmest. not as warm as it has been, mind you, but 18 should be very pleasant. 13—15 elsewhere and that is fairly typicalfor it this time of the year. this rain, as you can see, pushes its way eastwards during the evening and overnight, tending to move away from most areas, clearer skies arriving across the north and temperatures dropping away here, but we will hang some cloud over the south and that will keep temperatures in double figures. we have got cloud across southern areas because this weather front is still trailing there, across the south and in actual fact we see a little wave on that front, which will induce some thickening cloud, which will in turn lead to some more rain coming in later on. a fairly cloudy start

as you can see, we havejust sunshine between the clouds.can see, we have just seen one or two clearer spells from the south. those conditions will move further northwards as we go through this evening. a lot of low cloud, missed and murky in scotland. patches of fog and low cloud elsewhere. not a cold night, temperatures between five and 7 degrees in most places. then, the weekend, the prospect of something warm and brighter. it will turn increasingly breezy and there is still the chance for outbreaks of rain at times. this is how saturday shapes up. a great start in places, mist and fog, but a better chance that these guys will brighten with sunshine. not wall—to—wall blue skies, but expect to see some sunshine at times. heavy showers into the south later on, temperatures much higher than they have been, particularly where we have been, particularly where we have been, particularly where we have been stuck with cloud. not looking too bad at all for the grand national tomorrow, temperatures 13 or 11! national tomorrow, temperatures 13 or 1a

so wednesday is going to be a very changeable day from sunshine, to downpours, back to sunshine againlantic, which is here to stay into the weekend as well, and this is normalfor the time of the year. the average for the time of the year in the south is 14—16 degrees, a couple of degrees lower than that in the north, and that's pretty much what we're getting on thursday. you can see round 15 in london and 11 in glasgow and edinburgh. and again, a mixture of sunshine and showers on thursday. now, this is thejet stream here. whenever you see a dip in the jet stream, it basically drags the cool airfrom the north. so, as we head into friday, saturday and sunday, that cool air establishes itself across the uk. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories — a van ploughs into pedestrians at high speed in toronto,

comes through we can see 12 or 13 sunshine comes through we can see 12 or13 in sunshine comes through sunshine comes through we can see 12 or 13 in a few places. patchy light rain, for parts of england heading over rain, for parts of england heading over night into sunday and most other parts of the country become dry and again quite clear skies. but parts of scotland in particular, chile as well for north england. not a bad day but it is cloudy towards the south and southeast and leader in the day that is when we see the rain arriving, pushing up from france and heading initially for southeast of england. that will be pretty heavy and quite a chilly day once again. let's focus in on the area of low pressure moving its way north out of france and across parts of southeast england and pushing northward into wales in northern england as well. it will be producing heavy rain through the day on monday which could cause some disruption and strong winds in combination with the heavy rain and also a chance of sleet and snow over the highest grounds. the weather is looking pretty unsettled in

lengthy spells of sunshine in between.y through the night—time hours, and with temperatures only reaching nine or ten by day, although it will feel warm in the sunshine in the north, dipping quite rapidly through the night. showers easing away, then cloud and rain tending to dissipate across england and wales, more so than the coming night, so cold across western and northern fringes of england and wales, mild in the south and east, but another cold night with a chance of frost in scotla nd night with a chance of frost in scotland and northern ireland, gardeners beware! so sunday, as i said, looks like the drier day of the weekend, fewer showers, lengthy spells of sunshine, even though we're only looking at 9—13, feeling warm in the sunshine, rain in the south later in the day, a strengthening north—easterly wind again, winds from that he's no good to man nor beast, and it is going to bea to man nor beast, and it is going to be a cold day monday. so nothing to joke about an monday unfortunately, heavy rain for england and

that should tend to break up more in the afternoon, allowing the sunshine to develop more widely. welcome to bbc news. broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: wife of one president, mother to another. the former first lady of the united states, barbara bush has died — she was 92. president trump admits high level talks are already underway with pyongyang, there are unconfirmed reports that a senior us official met the north korean leader over easter. syria says international weapons inspectors are at the scene of the suspected chemical attack in douma. american officials say the experts are still being kept away from the site.

sunshine for a time, for scotla nd england.e next bit of rain comes off the atla ntic to next bit of rain comes off the atlantic to bring wet weather to northern ireland, and those who go through tuesday afternoon that ram will be arriving across western parts are being, wales and scotland. -- rain. parts are being, wales and scotland. —— rain. temperatures coming up a bit, 12— —— rain. temperatures coming up a bit, 12-14 —— rain. temperatures coming up a bit, 12— 14 for most, still a little cooler this time of year. that rain will continue to push east across the country through tuesday night. wednesday, still loitering around across central and western in on, but it will clear through the day, followed by some sunshine. —— western england. heavy showers moving into the north—west of the uk, thundery at times, temperatures 10-14. so uk, thundery at times, temperatures 10—14. so a bitter they make you start to the week for a number of bases, particularly west in england. -- bit of bases, particularly west in england. —— bit of

that should tend to break up more in the afternoon, allowing the sunshine to develop more widely.is stage, mind you. the air‘s not quite as warm, but it's still going to be a warm one for the london marathon on sunday. hello — this is breakfast, with louise minchin and dan walker. a woman dies after being partially sucked from the window of a plane at 30,000 feet. it happened when an engine exploded on a us passenger jet flying to new york. we hear first hand of the horror experienced by those on board. good morning — it's wednesday 18th april. also this morning: fresh questions for theresa may over the windrush scandal as the government defends the destruction of identification documents. "grit, grace, brains and beauty". tributes to the former us first lady, barbara bush, who has died at the age of 92.

later today, all about sunglasses and enjoying sunshine. the school day forecast low 50s as you walk to school but mid-60s heading home. it's going to be a beautiful day. nice weekend ahead, too. but a few issues i'm tracking. a look at the weekend forecast. now more info on the bart delays. >> more about the 20-minute delay at the fremont line. a note it's the fremont line but equipment issues mentioning lake merritt as well as outside the hayward station. this the coliseum station. you do see the train arriving heading north. lake, fruitvale. overpass a maintenance issue. may cause delays for other parts of the system, maybe dublin. track the roadways on the bay bridge we know that's going to happen. that's predictable. the rest of the commute take to the road because traffic is light. marcus. >>> a break in a decades case this morning. our coverage continues on the capture of the golden state killer. joseph deangelo is accused of dozens of murders and nearly 50 rapes across california and the bay area. those cases date back to the 70s an

a fair bit of sunshine.y, heavy and thundery with some hail at times. —— we will see some. showers will be fewer and further between and won't be as heavy, but low pressure coming in from the atlantic will throw more cloud ahead of it in the isles of scilly, cornwall and pembrokeshire so your sunshine will turn hazy and then it will become cloudy and by sunset the rain will come in. on friday, that band of rain associated with low pressure continues to push steadily north, still a question as to its northern extent, but this is what we think at the moment, and for the far north of england, scotland and northern ireland, sunshine and showers but again some of those showers could be again some of those showers could be a bit beefy. don't like that! i knew you were going to say that. she loves you, carol. of course i do, ijust don't like what carol says! put her on mute! thank you! see you later, carol! it was supposed to be a smooth transfer to a new state—of—the—art computer system. it never seems to quite wo

sunshine in varying amounts, just about where ever you looked in the country.gh the night. patchy rain into shetland and down to the south west, the first signs of a change for sunday, beginning allowed, have excellent rain, and a strengthening breeze. sunday will bring more cloud, fairly breezy weather as well, with outbreaks of rain at times. the sporadic bursts of rain living across the south and into southern scotland. a mixture of sunshine and hefty showers, breezy and northern ireland, north—east scotla nd and northern ireland, north—east scotland sticking out into sunshine, temperatures up to 16 degrees. the temperatures up to 16 degrees. the temperatures will keep on climbing through the week ahead. by wednesday and thursday, perhaps 25 degrees in the south—east with other spots not too far behind. this is bbc news, our latest headlines: the us, britain and france have taken joint action for the first time in syria, bombing three chemical weapons sites with more than 100 missiles. the prime minister defends the use of british force as "legal and right",

plenty of sunshine. high pressure is firmly in place offshore. we'll get a little bit of an on shore flow along the coast. not ngugto keep things cool. it is going to be a warmer weekend, especially for folks inland. it is more mild by the coast. you might want a sweater if you are going to be heading out early or late along the coast this weekend. we are going to see plenty of sunshine no matter where you are. here we are advancing through to sunday. by sunday morning still plenty of sunshine. the sun sticks with us on sunday and through the first part of your work week. midweek we start to see a change up in the forecast. your weather headlines, this is the warmest weekend since early february. gone are those april showers. much cooler at the coast than we'll see inland. highs in the low to mid 60s along the coast. warmer inland. cooler and cloudier by midweek next week. for now sunshine is the story. forecast highs above average for this time of year. san francisco 68. that is above the average of 63.

we still have a bit of sunshine with us across we still have a bit of sunshine with us across scotlandy with rain working in. the rain will work in north—east wards, arriving across north—east england in the next few hours. some of the down pours will be heavy with some thunder. the best of the sunshine in scotland. tonight, the showers tend to clear northwards with some clearer skies following in england and wales. temperatures between five and wales. temperatures between five and nine. 0n and wales. temperatures between five and nine. on monday, nota bad and wales. temperatures between five and nine. on monday, not a bad day. for england and wales and even scotland, any early morning rain should ease away. there will be a bit of cloud on monday. a lot of high cloud. it will make sunny spells hazy. for northern ireland it clouds over in the afternoon with rain working in and strengthening winds. temperatures between 12 and 15 degrees. that is your weather. this is bbc news. i'm vicki young. the headlines at two: " locked and loaded". america tells syria it's ready to strike again afte

dry and bright with some sunshine. it will turn a bit warmer. as low pressure some sunshine.will turn a bit warmer. as low pressure comes in, rain with it across northern ireland. temperatures could get up to 16 degrees, despite what you can see on the charts. let's take a look at today's papers. let's ta ke let's take a look at the front page of the times. the beach or you will see the duke of edinburgh on, what is that? it's not a carriage? yes, it is. he is expert at pawson carriage driving, as they call it. he is having hip surgery today. a p pa re ntly he is having hip surgery today. apparently a few problems over the last month or so. he's missed a series of engagements. that is the picture you are seeing. theresa may battling to preserve an alliance against russia. they are asking more questions about the organisation thatjeremy corbyn visited, a fringe meeting of a jewish group, and thatjeremy corbyn visited, a fringe meeting of ajewish group, and many questions being asked about what their views are and whether it was appropriate for him to have gone to those meeting

where we see the sunshine, we should see highs pushing on into at least double figures.ad of the next atlantic weather system. so, cloud and rain close away from eastern england. sunshine for a time for scotland, england and wales, but the next band of rain comes in quickly from the atlantic to bring some wet weather to northern ireland and as we go through tuesday afternoon, that rain will be arriving across parts of england, wales and scotland. temperatures coming up a bit, 12—14 degrees for most, but still, a little cool for the time of year. that rain will continue to push eastwards, right the way across the country through tuesday night. by wednesday, it still loiters around central and eastern england but should clear through the day followed by some sunshine but there will be heavy showers moving into the north—west the uk. these, thundery at times. again, temperatures between 10 and 1a degrees. so a bit of a manky start to the week for a number of places, particularly across eastern england, but things will improve and we will get some drier and warmer weather to

we may get some warm sunshine again. sunshine across north—western parts of england.t of scotland, where we are sheltered from an easterly wind which keeps it cold and grey around some north sea coast. and still pretty misty overnight. some further burst of rain as we head towards the end of the night into thursday morning, but nowhere particularly cold. and if anything that rain is tending to move its way a bit further north on thursday, so it should be drying off across much of wales and the midlands, rain pushing northwards, patchy rain, across northern england into northern ireland, but turning wet across south—east scotland and north england, and without that ran the north sea it really will feel pretty cold. get some sunshine, it isa pretty cold. get some sunshine, it is a bit warmer, especially in the south—east, although there could be one or two showers around. not a great deal of change as we head into thursday, from thursday into friday. again, lower pressure to the south, high pressure to the north. an easterly wind which is going to be stronger to the nor

most places will be dry, and there'll be some sunshine too. welcome to newsday.nes: mark zuckerberg gets grilled in the us senate. the head of facebook explains how data was shared and admits they didn't always get it right. we have made a lot of mistakes in running the company. i think it's pretty much impossible, i believe, to start a company in your dorm room and grow it to be at the scale we're at now without making some mistakes. responding to a suspected chemical attack in syria — the us, france and the uk discuss coordinated action against president assad. poisoned by a nerve agent five weeks ago, yulia skripal is discharged from hospital. she's now been moved to a secure location. and after five months in prison in myanmar,

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east anglia where we should see some sunshine. sunshine.emperatures about 16 or 17. or 17. into the 20s, possibly a little bit more. more. it's more likely to be in the south of the south—east. south of the south—east. i will keep you posted as we approach that. it sounds like summer is coming. the main stories this morning. chemical attack in a searing city of douma on saturday. chemical attack in a searing city of this. this is a jarrah. the drafters of the hungry. the car and i don't know but the window was closed. whatever happens. luckily the jarrah came off better. the jarrah was ok. window was not. all sport coming up later on. travelling to belfast today. conflict which killed more than three thousand people. century, violence was the normality in this part of the united kingdom. in this part of the united kingdom. but 20 years ago today, politicians struck an unthinkable peace deal. the political parties, they have reached an agreement. reached an agreement. the bloodshed that the agreement was a huge step in ending the conflict. a

today has been the typical april mix of sunshine and scattered showers, and there have been some bluekshire, but the recent radar pictures shows most of the heavy showers have been over northern ireland and into scotland, further south, a few heavy ones, and a rumble of thunder, but not as heavy as the showers we saw on wednesday. most of the showers fade away, some continuing through the northern scotland, but look at the south—west, this is the next system pushing rain into wales and the south west, by first thing friday morning. quite a cold start and frosty in some places like scotland and northern ireland, but further south, the area of low pressure will dominate the weather forecast through friday as it works its way further north and east through much of england and wales. a north south split, and the brain works through —— the brain works through heavy at times. you could see where the rain will be falling, towards the midlands and towards hull, and it will be drier for a time towards hull, and it will be drier fora time in towards hull, and it will be drier for a time in the

some of us could see sunshine. 0n more readily. some of us could see sunshine.l of us can see it but again if you are in the sunshine, the temperature is responding quite nicely. just a heads up on the temperatures in the early part of next week set the england and wales, hires upto the mid— 20s celsius. for scotla nd hires upto the mid— 20s celsius. for scotland and northern ireland, more likely to be the mid—to high teens in terms of celsius. it doesn't mean it is necessarily going to be trialled a time but some of us will see some sunshine, that will feel springlike. it almost makes it feel like we don't need to jet off anywhere because spring is coming. ben has got information of us. more of us are taking independent holidays. looking at ourselves and that prevents looking at ourselves and that p reve nts — — looking at ourselves and that prevents —— that presents some issues. if you think how much is changed in terms of how we put our holidays, more going online, you think about a hotel, you do it all independently rather than booking a traditional package

expect to see some sunshine. expect to see some sunshine at times.ater on, temperatures much higher than may have been, particularly in the north and east. not looking too bad at all for the grand national tomorrow. temperatures around 13 or 14 degrees. i expect some brightness between the cloud. low pressure pushes its way in on sunday, that strengthens the wind, turning quite windy across western areas. particularly northern ireland. some outbreaks of rain splashing in, rain is on and off, sporadic. much of eastern england and scotland stays dry. winds will be brisk, but in a warm direction. temperatures still doing quite nicely. warmer still during next week, we tap into this very warm air across the continent, expect those temperatures to rise. quite breezy, cooler towards the north and west, further south and east, perhaps as high as 24. sir cliff richard breaks down in court, saying he felt "forever tainted" after bbc coverage of a police raid on his home. the singer was giving evidence in his case against the corporation, claiming a breach of

lots of sunshine around.e word go across western areas, and they will spread their way eastwards. most of the will become confined to the northern half of the country on thursday afternoon. further south at will stay largely dry with sunny spells. temperatures reaching maybe 17 celsius, very pleasant indeed. now we look to the south—west. this next area of low pressure will move in for friday, bringing increasing amounts of rain the south—western part of the country, increasing breeze as well. elsewhere we are starting a chilly and bright with some sunshine. it looks at this stage the weather will spread across the far north of england, scotland and northern ireland the day of sunshine and heavy showers, some wintry spells and hail. a chilly day to come, with temperatures of eight to 12 celsius. it will feel cool weather rainfalls. this weekend it is a mixture of of sunshine and showers for most. rain returning to the south—east of england and turning quite windy across the south—east is that rain arrives. th

we are so unused to the sunshine at the movement that the word sunshine was trending on twitter.t it? we are it's quite a turnaround, isn't it? we a re really it's quite a turnaround, isn't it? we are really pleased. the shining set of numbers. we've done it by focusing on the basics. we keep on bringing our prices down our food business and funeral business. we are focused on listening to what customers need and want and we are being a lot more efficient in the way we run ourselves and it sets us up way we run ourselves and it sets us up well for the next phase of our plan which we are launching today acquiring new legal business and the number of academy schools that we sponsor today. you have an involvement in schools and it's about taking over failing schools and spending money and time and turning them around and it shows the reach. i don't think people know our involvement in schools. we take failing schools were attendances low and we make a significant difference. people start coming back to school. that is good to them. off the streets, and we see their results get much

could elsewhere but on monday, some spells of sunshine and particularly for central areas but patchyigger cloud for northern ireland with outbreaks of rain and a weather front edging in once again and western areas will be quite breezy. we keep the breeze in the west on tuesday, outbreaks of rain for northern ireland and west of scotla nd for northern ireland and west of scotland and western fringes of england and wales but further south and west, sunshine and temperatures starting to climb at this stage of to 19 on the 19 maybe 20 degrees. a sign of things to come. deeper into the week, wednesday and thursday, we tap into this warm air across the continent and as we bring that across the british isles, temperatures up to 25 degrees across the south—east but other places not far behind. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00 — president trump declares ‘mission accomplished', saying missile strikes against syria by the us, britain and france were ‘perfectly executed'. we are prepared to sustain it this response until the syrian regime stops its use of prohibited chemical agents. fou

in fact in parts of the south, the low to mid 20s with some sunshine as well.hing beyond 100 days. there could be strikes on syria sooner, later or whenever. with one tweet the president throws the timetable up in the air. in london, theresa may chairs an emergency cabinet meeting to analyse options as the french president said he has proved the assad regime used chemical weapons. us generals briefed the white house on military options. we are looking very, very seriously, very closely at that whole situation. and we'll see what happens, folks. we will see what happens. i'm in the lebanese capital, beirut. just over two hours from there it is damascus, the capital of syria, which is where president

but lovely, crisp frosty start here, and lots of sunshine developing.nd the south—east, the morning cloud will clear away. a few isolated wintry showers in northern scotland. for most of you tomorrow, it will be a very nice day. it's going to warm up a little bit after that chilly start. strong sunshine overhead, light winds, feeling pleasant with temperatures of around 9—13 degrees for many. sunshine turns hazy in the west later on, all ahead of a weather front that will bring rain to western areas on friday, but further east, southerly winds will bring more sunshine and a bit more warmth. you're watching beyond one hundred days. china hits back fast and hard against american tariffs. donald trump says it's not a trade war — the financial markets aren't so sure. beijing makes it clear it's not to be messed with — if its exports are hurt it will fight back. russia convenes a chemical weapons meeting in the hague — but britain says it's just trying to escape blame for salisbury. also on the programme. i have seen the promised land. 50 years ago today, dr

high clouds and sunshine and then high sunshine dominates through 6:00.the east bay valleys, check it out. 53 in morning. but then that total sunshine at noon up to 70. be in the mid-70s from 1:00 all the way through 7:00. it will be a little cooler in the overnight. low to upper 40s even a 50 in san francisco. normally we talk about traffic at this time. i want to say congratulations. your team made it to the championship game. my team got throttled. >> you match up better. good luck tonight. >> villanova, going to be tough. michigan for the championship. i'm going to be staying up well past my bedtime. >> you are the most disciplined sleeper of all of us: if i'm chugging coffee in the morning, you know why. >> how is the commute? >> we want to take a look at a crash on highway 4. we actually did get confirmation from chp that this is westbound. that's what we were thinking last time we checked. westbound 4. the 680 merge, that's the updated location. we've got a multicar crash. two out of the three lanes are blocked. we're seeing significant delays. som

as we go through the weekend, the weather becoming dry with some spells of sunshine as well.really cold day. welcome to newsday on the bbc. i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. the headlines: the us says there's a "real opportunity" for a deal with north korea's leader but he must take irreversible steps to get rid of his nuclear weapons. we are not naive in the administration and a lot of will ride on this meeting with kim jong—un. a key british minister resigns amid claims she misled parliament over targets for removing illegal immigrants. i'm kasia madera in london. also in the programme: rohingya protesters demanding the right to return to myanmar greet visiting un ambassadors who are due to meet the burmese leader aung san suu kyi. and a quarter of a million filipinos working in kuwait are told to come

it will be 61 degrees under total sunshine to about 65. little cool, ses especially if you're in the shade. if you're in the sunshine, it will feel nice. just make sure you're protected, your eyes and skin. over at the coliseum later in the evening hours at 7:05 we have a's and rangers. 64 dropping down to 58. no need for sunscreen but you may need a jacket. a look at 280/17. showing temperatures holding at 50 in the coast, hitting 60-degree range around 1:00. temperatures in the mid to upper 60s in the bay and inland. high clouds start to roll in and become thicker this after. by midnight, it will be cool, upper 40s. about 50 in san francisco tomorrow morning. a little more fog around the bay, the coast and the north bay. let's jump into friday. storm impact scale a two, moderate with rain. coming in heavy during the evening and overnight hours. winds gusting to 25 miles per hour. that means we could have some flooding. there's a potential there. it's moderate. power outages moderate because tree toppling will be moderate because the wind