it looks triad now to the south—west, but impressions should improve the south—east.t of the dry weather there because it will probably not last. pressure is lowering, which is why we are finding more downpours coming from the near continent, and there was such to move their way northwards as well. so we may have a few storms across northern ireland on thursday, fa ns across northern ireland on thursday, fans and the south—west of scotland. more cloud around here. more storms pushing back from the south—east are crossed england and wales. these could be misty as well. some localised flooding from these two. everything is moving northwards, so that by friday the wettest of the weather moves to northern ireland, and northern england, moving into south—western scotland, leaving something drier in southern parts of england, with temperatures perhaps into the lower mid—20s or so. we will see heavy rain in scotland on saturday and perhaps into the south—west on sunday. the south—west and east of england largely dry. hello, this is breakfast, with naga munchetty and charlie

looks dry in the south—west. ove in the south—east. across scotland and northern ireland. to move their way northwards as well. perhaps in the south—west of scotland. from the south—east, across england and wales. these could be pretty nasty as well. some localised flooding too. 20s or so. in scotland on saturday and perhaps into the south—west on sunday. the south—east, eastern england largely dry, some sunshine. 00:02:21,486 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 hello. this is bbc news. prime minister. by carlo cottarelli, a former economist at the imf. and kim jong—un. dismantle pyongyang's nuclear weapons. mh370 is due to officially end on tuesday. on a flight to beijing. now on bbc news, it's extra time with rob bonnet. welcome to extra time. i'm rob bonnet. the harder you hit me, the harder i come back at you. boxer, maybe? actually, no.

south west with a top temperature of 16. will head north, but we are not certain about the position. it could be out into the position. it could be out into the north sea orfurther west the position. it could be out into the north sea or further west but this is what we are expecting so far. by the morning another area of heavy rain in the south—east following asymmetry rack on sunday. —— a similar track. it should improve through sunday in the south and midlands. not as many showers for northern ireland and wales and the south—west as we were thinking yesterday. sunshine to come but also spells of rain, but things calm down for the end of the weekend as we head into next week. high pressure building into the system and that means dry weather and spells of sunshine and for a while it could be a little bit warmer, as well. we have got to get over the weekend and there might be changes in the detail so there might be changes in the detail so keep watching the forecast. us and south korean officials meet to discuss the summit w

some sunshine further west and heavy showers in the south.leased to the secretary of state, on his second visit to pyongyang. mike pompeo met for 90 minutes with the north korean leader kim jong un. donald trump says a date and location for the upcoming summit has been set. after denalfi figmé‘sfiéfisififii elf thgnfiflgsf e5917 europe will stick with it. britain has no intention of walking away. instead, we will cooperate with the other parties. also on the programme... she is the first woman nominated to lead the cia but today gina haspel faced tough questions about allegations of torture.

in sunshine before showers mainly affecting the south—west of england and south—west wales. clearing from the north sea coastal areas on sunday but lingering across parts of scotland, allowing thundery showers to develop in northern ireland and more widely in wales and perhaps the south of england but it is worth stressing that details could change. this is bbc news. i'm rico chakrabarti. the headlines at 11pm: the government apologises for britain's role in the detention of a libyan man and his wife in 2004. abdul hakim belhaj was later tortured after their forced return to the country. translation: it's been six years of prison and six years of waiting, which was a continuation of the suffering for me and my family. hopefully today it represents the end of all that. fatima boudchar, who was pregnant at the time of her capture, said the apology by the attorney—general was historic. on behalf of her majesty's government, i apologise unreservedly. we

heavy showers toward south—west wales and england.but it will not be as warm as was last weekend. the rain should clear away from east of england for sunday, but linger across the north—east of scotland. more showers for northern ireland and wales, and the showers will be heavy with hail and thunder. awe a we have the mark your calendars — the president of the united states will meet the supreme leader of north korea onjune 12th. singapore is the chosen venue for the historic meeting — neutral, safe ground for a high stakes summit on a nuclear crisis. tui the announcement came just hours after three american tui ican detainees released by north korea arrived back in the united states to a presidential welcome. israel and iran trade rockets over syria. not yet a war — but certainly a fight that's locking in world powers at a volatile moment. also on the programme... from cold war to hot peace — the former us ambassador to russia says now is not the time to reset relations.

it looks a bit drier now towards the south—west and conditions should improve in the south east.mperatures will be across scotland and northern ireland. make the most of the dry weather here because it's probably not going to last. pressure is lowering, which is why we are finding more downpours coming in from the near continent and they will start to move their way northwards as well. so we may have a few storms across northern ireland on thursday, perhaps into the south—west of scotland. more cloud around here, certainly and more storms pushing back from the south east across england and wales. these could be pretty nasty as well, some localised flooding from these too. but everything is moving its way northwards, so by friday the wettest of the weather moves towards northern ireland, northern england, up into central and southern scotland, allowing something, at long last, a little bit drier across more southern parts of england and wales and temperatures typically into the low, perhaps mid—20s or so. over the weekend, i think we will see heavy rain and storms in scotland on s

early showers clearing from the south—west and lifting temperatures to 18 degrees.articularly around north—east scotland. the rain clearing through sunday evening and overnight. the potential to some showers to push back into east anglia and the south—east early on monday. for many of us under the clear skies it will be a fresh start to the day. a chilly start of the working week, but things should be improving. the low pressure will be pushing into france so quite slow moving. i pressure pushing into france so quite slow moving. | pressure across scandinavia moving. i pressure across scandinavia and also building in from the south—west. areas of high pressure should lead to a fairly quiet week ahead. monday, still the chance that the front in the east can bring showers to parts of lincolnshire and east sussex. more cloud building through northern ireland and western scotland later, but temperatures doing well. a sunny day for the bulk of the country with highs of 21. tuesday is another largely fine and dry started today. cloud and patchy rain in northern ireland an

dry weather elsewhere but further showers pushing into the south and south—west and south—west englandndery. temperatures haven't changed much but if anything by the time we get into sunday they could go down a little bit further. bye bye. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: three americans released by north korea arrive in alaska on the first leg of theirjourney home. the white house hails "a positive gesture of goodwill". president trump threatens iran with severe consequences if it restarts its nuclear programme. the us may reimpose sanctions as soon as next week. a shock win for malaysia's opposition — and its 92—year—old leader. former prime minister mahathir mohamad makes an extraordinary comeback. and model members of the royal family. waxworks of meghan and harry are unveiled ten days ahead of the royal wedding.

towards that area of low pressure, that'll just throw some showers into parts of wales and the south—westthern ireland too. here is saturday night on into sunday, it may well be the heavier parts of rain works its way up to the south—eastern quarter and runs along the line of the front and it may well become the dominant feature across a good part of scotland as we get into the latter part of sunday, then the drier swathe and we come back to that raft of showers across the south—west. hello, this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. a £50 million fund for grammar schools to expand. the money for existing schools is aimed at helping disadvantaged pupils. critics say it's the wrong policy when education budgets are at breaking point. good morning, it's the friday 11th of may. also this morning: a ban on junk food advertising on london's transport network is announced by the city's mayor in a bid to tackle child obesity. more insurance claims over pot—holes so far this year than in the whole of 2017. the aa says it costs £1 million a month to repair damage to vehicles. good m

across the uk, some sunshine, but showers for northern ireland, wales and the south—westn today, 16 or 17. focusing on this rain here, this is giving us a lot of uncertainty. this rain is travelling northwards, into the midlands, into northern england. how far west it gets, that's where things could get a little tricky. the models are in disagreement. it looks like it'll really be the eastern side of england, then up into the east of scotland that will get the rain overnight. further west, again, largely dry. she is fading away, a little chilly and milder underneath the and rain. —— showers fading away. the first area of rain should work north into scotla nd of rain should work north into scotland but another area of rain arriving quickly in the morning in the south—east wood south—east —— in the south—east wood south—east —— in the south—east, but that means in the south—east, but that means in the west more sunshine but this time we're not seeing the same number of showers we thought we would for northern ireland, wales and the south—west, it should be largely drive. no

looks dry in the south—west. conditions should improve in the south—east.atures will be across scotland and northern ireland. making the most of that dry weather here because it is probably not going to last, pressure is lowering, which is why we're finding more downpours coming in from the near continent, and they will start to move their way northwards as well. we may have a few storms across northern ireland on thursday, perhaps in the south—west of scotland. more cloud around here certainly, and more storms pushing back from the south—east, across england and wales. these could be pretty nasty as well. some localised flooding too. by friday, the wettest of the weather moves towards northern ireland, northern england, up into central and southern scotland, allowing something at long last a little bit drier across more southern parts of england and wales, and temperatures typically into the low perhaps mid— 20s or so. over the weekend, i think you will see some heavy rain storms in scotland on saturday and perhaps into the south—west on sunday. the south—

a clump of thunderstorms working into central and southern england, south—west england, probably walese storms are capable of bringing 30 millimetres of rain in the space ofjust one hour, so that could bring localised flooding issues. then the storms will gradually push further north overnight. they will probably weaken at the same time. through the night time it will be another mild and muggy night. temperatures falling no lower than 15 or 16 in the capital. cooler and fresher further north. 0n into sunday's forecast. another day of sunshine and showers. if anything the showers will work a bit further north across wales, the midlands, some heavy downpours across southern england, largely speaking both saturday and sunday will be dry across most of northern england and scotland. for the most part, northern ireland as well. things will begin to change more on monday as we start to see those showers going further north. we have got a little weather front enhancing the rain as it works into northern england and across the midlands as well. some wetter weather across northern areas of the

high pressure across scandinavia, high pressure building in from the south—west.ead to a fairly quiet week ahead. during monday, a chance that the front in the east could bring one or two showers to parts of lincolnshire down towards east sussex as well. cloud building in to northern ireland and western scotland later on. temperatures doing well. for the bulk of the country a sunny day and highs up to 21 celsius. tuesday, a largely fine and dry start to the day. more cloud with patchy rain for northern ireland and north—west scotland. for the rest of the country, it looks like another sunny day. fairly light winds and temperatures will be on the up. so highs up to around 23 in the south—east and 16—18 across parts of scotland and northern ireland. with pressure continuing to build through the week ahead it's looking mainly dry and in those spells of sunshine it should feel pleasantly warm. bye for now. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is nkem ifejika. our top stories: anti—terror police investigate a knife

they towards wales and the south—west into the later stages of the day.arm wave have sunshine. 25 in the highlands. a little cooler down the east coast. nor north—east scotland, low cloud. more severe storms pushing up from france, lightning, the risk of flooding, gusty winds. humid night in southern areas. a few showers lingering into sunday morning. potentially drifting to northern ireland. wales, central and southern england, most likely to seek thunderstorms on sunday. sunshine in between. the northern half of the country having another fine day. way that sunshine, another lovely warm one. this is bbc news — our latest headlines: counting has begun in ireland's referendum on abortion, with exit polls suggesting a vote of more than 2—1 in favour of relaxing the law — the official result is expected this evening. the no campaign has already admitted defeat. a government programme to protect afghan interpreters who helped british troops has been condemned by mps as an utter failure offering no meaningful assurances of protection. he scrapped the talks on

a clump of thunderstorms working into central and southern england, south—west england, probably wales the space ofjust one hour, so that could bring localised flooding issues. then the storms will gradually push further north overnight. they will probably weaken at the same time. through the night time it will be another mild and muggy night. temperatures falling no lower than 15 or 16 in the capital. cooler and fresher further north. 0n into sunday's forecast. another day of sunshine and showers. if anything the showers will work a bit further north across wales, the midlands, some heavy downpours across southern england, largely speaking both saturday and sunday will be dry across most of northern england and scotland. for the most part, northern ireland as well. things will begin to change more on monday as we start to see those showers going further north. we have got a little weather front enhancing the rain as it works into northern england and across the midlands as well. some wetter weather across northern areas of the uk for the holiday monday. further south, probably a bit d

back towards that area of low pressure, that'll throw some showers into parts of wales and the south—westl. here is saturday night on into sunday, it may well be the heavier parts of rain works its way up to the south—eastern quarter and runs along the line of the front and it may well become the dominant feature across a good part of scotland as we get into the latter part of sunday, then drier swathe and we come back to that raft of showers across the south—west. a very warm welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name's mike embley. our top stories: mr trump announces he and the north korean leader, kim jong—un, will meet in singapore next month. iran appeals to israel to avoid new tensions in the middle east, both sides have launched air—strikes against targets around the golan heights. the british government apologises for its role in the detention and torture of a libyan man and his wife, after theirforced return to tripoli. ahead of national elections in iraq, we have a special report from mosul, former stronghold of the islamic state

dry weather elsewhere but further showers pushing into the south and south—west and south—west england be heavy and possibly thundery. temperatures haven't changed much but if anything by the time we get into sunday they could go down a little bit further. bye bye. hello. this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. three americans freed from detention in north korea are due to arrive home shortly. they'll be met by president trump who has called their release a "positive gesture of goodwill" ahead of a summit between the two countries. good morning. it's thursday the 10th of may. also this morning: it's been revealed that dame barbara windsor has alzheimer's disease. we report from germany on how why they've become so successful at dealing with plastic waste. could we be losing out because of a change in the way

try towards the south—west, conditions should improve in the south—east.reland. make the most of the dry weather, it probably won't last! pressure is lowering, that's why we find more downpours from the new continent. it moves northwards too. we have some storms in northern ireland on thursday, perhaps in the south—west of scotland. more cloud and more storms pushing back from the south—east and wales. these could be nasty as well. localised flooding from these too. everything moving forward so by friday, in most was northern ireland, northern england and central and southern scotland, allowing something that is drier in more southern parts of england and wales. temperatures typically in the low to mid 20s or so. typically in the low to mid 20s or so. at the weekend, we see heavy rain and storms in scotland. on saturday, in the south—west on sunday, the south—west and east of england regional —— is largely dry. i'm rico hizon in singapore, the headlines the diplomatic scramble continues — us and north korean officials are due to have another day of talks a

. towards wales and the south—west.mble of thunder. rumble of thunder. 0nce sunshine developed to the south east corner. developed to the south east corner. one to showers clipping the far southern parts of southern england. southern parts of southern england. good part of scotland, northern england dry and sunny. england dry and sunny. but north—west highlands 25 degrees, 26 towards the south east corner. 26 towards the south east corner. you are off to lord's, it will be warm. increasing sunshine. risk of showers and maybe a rumble of thunder through to the afternoon. of thunder through to the afternoon. then into the evening, we turn our attention to the south. attention to the south. we could see more severe storms. more severe storms. lining, gusty winds, lightning, risk of flash flooding. of flash flooding. everyone but when you see them, pretty severe. pretty severe. night across southern areas with temperatures in the mid teens. temperatures in the mid teens. and wales and they will pep up a bit through the day.

maybe a little rain or drizzle heading down towards the south—west. north, despite some sunshine, temperatures struggling to around 12 or 13. so a bit of a chilly feel on wednesday. the weather front does move away and high pressure begins to build in across the uk. the winds begin to drop down a little bit. it may not feel quite so chilly on thursday. a little bit of a dry day, i think. some spells of sunshine around too. bit of cloud, fair weather cloud bubbling up, filling up a little bit inland. but a fine day, a dry day 17 degrees in london but 17 in glasgow, certainly an improvement here. pleasantly warm in the sunshine as well. there is a high pressure, still around the end of the week. notice we've got some weather fronts here. again, very weak, approaching the far west corner of the uk. another fine day just about everywhere on friday. some spells of sunshine, light winds too. more of an atlantic band of cloud coming to the west of northern ireland, the western isles of scotland may produce a few spots of rain but for many of us, it should fe

wales and the south—west midlands as well.just an around 30 millimetres of rain in the space ofjust an hour. that could bring some localised flooding issues. then the storms will gradually push further north overnight. probably weakening at the same time. through the night time it is going to be another mild and muqqy is going to be another mild and muggy night. temperatures falling lower than 15 or 16 in the capital. cooler and fresher further north. on into sunday‘s forecasts, another day of sunshine and showers. if anything the showers will work further north across wales and the midlands, but heavy downpours still across southern england. largely speaking, saturday and sunday dry across northern england, scotland and for the most part northern ireland as well. things will change more on monday as we start to see those showers drifting that it further northwards, we have a little weather front just enhancing northwards, we have a little weather frontjust enhancing the rain as it works in two northern england and across the

a few showers will develop across the south west of england and towards south wales, too. central and northern areas looking dry for the afternoon. very pleasant indeed. temperatures reaching around the high teens celsius. we could make 18—19 across the far south—east. this evening and overnight, the rain across the south—east tends to pick up. it becomes heavier and more widespread and will spread northwards into much of eastern england and eastern scotland as well. it could push a little further west, some uncertainty how far westwards it will push but generally for western scotland, northern ireland, most of wales and the south—west of england it will be a dry night with clear spells. quite cool, but under the rain maybe double figures. a nice start across the western side of the country for sunday morning. further east, a grotty start. outbreaks of rain, some of it quite heavy. atrocious conditions on the roads if you're heading out early. the good news is the rain should start to become lighter and confined to the north—east of scotland, maybe the north—east of englan

maybe a little rain or drizzle heading down towards the south—west. degrees here. further north, despite some sunshine, temperatures struggling to around 12 or 13. so a bit of a chilly feel on wednesday. the weather front does move away and high pressure begins to build in across the uk. the winds begin to drop down a little bit. it may not feel quite so chilly on thursday. a little bit of a dry day, i think. some spells of sunshine around too. bit of cloud, fair weather cloud bubbling up, filling up a little bit inland. but a fine day, a dry day 17 degrees in london but 17 in glasgow, certainly an improvement here. pleasantly warm in the sunshine as well. there is a high pressure, still around the end of the week. notice we've got some weather fronts here. again, very weak, approaching the far west corner of the uk. another fine day just about everywhere on friday. some spells of sunshine, light winds too. more of an atlantic band of cloud coming to the west of northern ireland, the western isles of scotland may produce a few spots of rain but for ma

maybe a little rain or drizzle heading down towards the south—west. e. further north, despite some sunshine, temperatures struggling to around 12 or 13. so a bit of a chilly feel on wednesday. the weather front does move away and high pressure begins to build in across the uk. the winds begin to drop down a little bit. it may not feel quite so chilly on thursday. a little bit of a dry day, i think. some spells of sunshine around too. bit of cloud, fair weather cloud bubbling up, filling up a little bit inland. but a fine day, a dry day 17 degrees in london but 17 in glasgow, certainly an improvement here. pleasantly warm in the sunshine as well. there is a high pressure, still around the end of the week. notice we've got some weather fronts here. again, very weak, approaching the far west corner of the uk. another fine day just about everywhere on friday. some spells of sunshine, light winds too. more of an atlantic band of cloud coming to the west of northern ireland, the western isles of scotland may produce a few spots of rain but for many of us, it

and to the united states, arizona, the dusty, hot places in the south west.re, you discover that the desert, although it is forbidding and dangerous and beautiful and all the rest of it, it is the border. that is your interest when you get there. the deserts of the south west, particularly the borderlands of arizona and mexico effectively are a wall. we don't need a wall. we know this. because a wall already exists. it's a barrier. it's the most extraordinarily, insurmountable barrier. if anyone can cross that desert, they can get over any wall. many people watching this will not have experienced a desert, even the fringes of a desert. proper desert. explain what it is like when night comes down in a desert place. a very, very long way from anyone else, what does it feel like? there's an idea, i think, that we, we go to the desert to find ourselves. but i think there's an argument that says you go there, in a sense, to lose yourself. and night comes down and i think one of the things you're most aware of, the stillness of the desert. but the silence. the sile

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looks dry in the south—west. conditions should improve in the south—east.d. making the most of that dry weather here because it is probably not going to last, pressure is lowering, which is why we're finding more downpours coming in from the near continent, and they will start to move their way northwards as well. we may have a few storms across northern ireland on thursday, perhaps in the south—west of scotland. more cloud around here certainly, and more storms pushing back from the south—east, across england and wales. these could be pretty nasty as well. some localised flooding too. by friday, the wettest of the weather moves towards northern ireland, northern england, up into central and southern scotland, allowing something at long last a little bit drier across more southern parts of england and wales, and temperatures typically into the low perhaps mid— 20s or so. over the weekend, i think you will see some heavy rain storms in scotland on saturday and perhaps into the south—west on sunday. the south—east, eastern england largely dry, some sunshine.

we are still holding onto the warmth across east anglia and south—east england but further west somethingaway south and eastwards behind if we lose the yellow and orange colours and start picking up blue colours. most of us are starting to notice the change through wednesday, still a lot of dry weather through central and eastern areas, further west are strengthening breeze, more cloud, outbreaks of rain for northern ireland, western scotland, north—west england and south—west england, temperatures getting down to 12 or 13 celsius ahead, just about hanging onto someone whilst east anglia and south—east england. not for long because at the front clears eastwards we are in the fresh air but some good spells of sunshine on thursday save some eastern coastal counties hanging on for a bit more cloud. there will be some showers developing as well and everywhere we will notice something special, temperatures back down to something around where they should be for this time of year, between 13 and 17 celsius. that‘s the story this week after a very warm record—breaking start to the week it will tu

dry weather elsewhere but further showers pushing into the south and south—west and south—west englandand possibly thundery. temperatures haven't changed much but if anything by the time we get into sunday they could go down a little bit further. bye bye. i'm kasia madera with bbc world news. our top story. malaysia's former prime minister mahathir mohamad makes an extraordinary comeback. the 92—year—old who defeated the governing coalition came out of retirement to take on the party he himself led for years. the results are being described as a political earthquake. three americans released by north korea have arrived in alaska on the first leg of theirjourney home. the white house hailed the move a "positive gesture of goodwill" ahead of a planned summit between president trump and the north's leader, kimjong—un. and this video is trending on bbc.com her royal likeness! madame tussaud's reveals their meghan markle waxwork — which will be displayed next to prince harry before the royal wedding on the 19th of may. that's all from me for now. stay with bbc news. and the top story here i

a few showers will develop across the south west of england and towards south wales, too. for northern ireland. but essentially central and northern areas looking dry for the afternoon. very pleasant indeed. temperatures reaching around the high teens celsius. we could make 18—19 across the far south—east. this evening and overnight, the rain across the south—east begins to pick up. it becomes heavier and more widespread and will spread northwards into much of eastern england and eastern scotland as well. it could push a little further west, some uncertainty how far westwards it will push but generally for western scotland, northern ireland, most of wales and the south—west of england it will be a dry night with clear spells. quite cool, but under the rain maybe double figures. a nice start across the western side of the country for sunday morning. further east, a grotty start. outbreaks of rain, some of it quite heavy. atrocious conditions on the roads if you're heading out early. the good news is the rain should start to become lighter and confined to the north—east of s

brighter in the south west.e prospects are quite promising. promising. to get a lot of dry weather and some spells of sunshine. spells of sunshine. edinburgh, 21 in london and that sets us up for the week ahead. sets us up for the week ahead. but it will often be pleasantly warm, particularly in the sunshine. warm, particularly in the sunshine. after a mixed weekend, the week ahead does not look too bad. i'm lukwesa burak. itself islamic state. a change in this country, nothing more. more. win, people with ethics, conscience and faith in god. of the financial crisis. in a democratic republic of congo national park. connectivity in rural areas. to regenerate the high street in dumfries. the crowds back to the shops. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. it is afternoon, i promise you! itself islamic state. attacks on politicians and voters. removed saddam hussein from power.

a clump of thunderstorms working into central and southern england, south—west england, probably walesllimetres of rain in the space ofjust one hour, so that could bring localised flooding issues. then the storms will gradually push further north overnight. they will probably weaken at the same time. through the night time it will be another mild and muggy night. temperatures falling no lower than 15 or 16 in the capital. cooler and fresher further north. 0n into sunday's forecast. another day of sunshine and showers. if anything the showers will work a bit further north across wales, the midlands, some heavy downpours across southern england, largely speaking both saturday and sunday will be dry across most of northern england and scotland. for the most part, northern ireland as well. things will begin to change more on monday as we start to see those showers going further north. we have got a little weather front enhancing the rain as it works into northern england and across the midlands as well. some wetter weather across northern areas of the uk for the holiday monday. further sou

perhaps into the south—west of scotland. gland and wales. these could be pretty nasty, localised flooding from these. doubling is moving northwards, by friday the wettest of the weather moves towards northern ireland, northern england and into southern and central scotland, allowing something dry across more southern parts of england and wales temperatures typically into the low 01’ temperatures typically into the low or mid—20s. 0ver temperatures typically into the low or mid—20s. over the weekend, i think we'll see heavy rain and storms in scotland on saturday and perhaps into the south—west on sunday. the south—east, eastern england, largely dry with some sunshine. i'm babita sharma with bbc news... our top story: talks aimed at re—starting the stalled summit between the us and north korea are about to enter another day. after speaking on the phone earlier — president trump and the japanese prime minister shinzo abe have agreed to meet again — before the us attends any summit with north korea. the latest search for malaysi

the south—west looks drier and conditions should improve in the south—east in the afternoon.ll be warmest of all. pressure is is lowering. maybe the weather weather will transfer for the north into northern ireland in south—west scotland, but some more downpours will come into the south—east, spilling to wales, england, and south—west scotland. friday we end the week with the wettest of the weather heading northwards into northern ireland, northern england, perhaps into scotland prices is only a bit drier at last across southern pa rt a bit drier at last across southern part of england and wales, where it will be warm and humid, with temperatures widely into the low 20s. hello. this is business briefing. i'm david eades. carlo cottarelli, a leading italian economist, has agreed to lead an interim government. but italy's two biggest anti—establishment parties are already saying they'll block him. driving cars off the streets. we look at how paris is tackling the problem of rising levels of air pollution. and let's have a look at the markets for you. the dowjones, forget it. th

back towards that area of low pressure, that'll throw some showers into parts of wales and the south—westay, it may well be the heavier parts of rain works its way up to the south—eastern quarter and runs along the line of the front and it may well become the dominant feature across a good part of scotland as we get into the latter part of sunday, then drier swathe and we come back to that raft of showers across the south—west. i'm lebo diseko with bbc world news. our top story: the date isjune 12. the venue, singapore. donald trump says he hopes his summit with kim jong—un will be a very special moment for world peace. mr trump's announcement came hours after he welcomed home three us detainees released by pyongyang. this will be the first time a sitting us president has ever met a north korean leader. mahathir mohamad has been sworn in as malaysia's prime minister, becoming the world's oldest elected leader. crowds cheered and waved flags outside the royal palace where the inauguration took place. and this story is trending on bbc.com. the us president has banned the sale of irn—bru at

it looks drier towards the south—west and conditions should improve in the south—east. the most of the dry weather here because it will not last. pressure is lowering which is why we are finding more downpours coming in from the near continent and they will move northwards as well. we still have storms across northern ireland on thursday and perhaps into the south west of scotland. more cloud around here, certainly an more storms pushing back from the south—east across england and wales. these could be pretty nasty as well and some localised flooding. everything is moving northwards so the wettest of the weather by friday moves towards northern england into central and southern scotland, and allowing something a little bit drier across more southern parts of england and wales. temperatures typically into the low and perhaps mid 20s. over the low and perhaps mid 20s. over the weekend i think we will see heavy rain and storms in scotland on saturday and perhaps into the south—west on sunday. the southeast, eastern england largely dry with some sunshine. this is bbc world

showers through wales and the south west.howers to develop. high pressure builds around to the north in tuesday and it kills off the rain. bit of patchy rain or drizzle, a lot more cloud, but temperatures never too high at the top. one or two sea fog patches, particularly coast, and if you isolated showers and thunderstorms developing to the south, but most will be dry with sunny spells and one when that sun is it too. it is a general theme this week. fog patches, most adamantly dry with sunny spells. this is bbc world news today. i'm lebo diseko. our top stories: in the path of a lava flow — residents living near hawaii's erupting volcano are told to evacuate. lava is spurting into the air and you can hear it even from this distance. and people who live nearby site at times their homes have been shaken with the sheer force of the eruptions. shaken with the sheer force of the eruptions. an end to tariff threats? china promises to buy more us goods and services to reduce the trade imbalance. the venezuelan government is accuse

back towards that area of low pressure, that'll throw some showers into parts of wales and the south—westks its way up to the south—eastern quarter and runs along the line of the front and it may well become the dominant feature across a good part of scotland as we get into the latter part of sunday, then drier swathe and we come back to that raft of showers across the south—west the latest headlines: the date has been set for the historic summit between president donald trump and kim jong—un. historic summit between president donald trump and kimjong—un. they will meet on the 12th ofjune in singapore. just prior to that announcement, three americans being held in north korea were released. iran's president, hassan rouhani, has insisted that tehran does not want new tensions in the middle east. he was speaking hours after israel launched a wave of missile strikes against iranian military targets in syria. the uk government has apologised to a libyan dissident and his wife, after its actions contributed to their detention, transfer to libya and torture by colonel gaddafi's forces in 2004.

looks dry in the south—west. conditions should improve in the south—east.weather here because it is probably not going to last, pressure is lowering, which is why we're finding more downpours coming in from the near continent, and they will start to move their way northwards as well. we may have a few storms across northern ireland on thursday, perhaps in the south—west of scotland. more cloud around here certainly, and more storms pushing back from the south—east, across england and wales. these could be pretty nasty as well. some localised flooding too. but everything is moving northward so that by friday, the wettest of the weather moves towards northern ireland, northern england, up into central and southern scotland, allowing something at long last a little bit drier across more southern parts of england and wales, and temperatures typically into the low perhaps mid—20s or so. over the weekend, i think you will see some heavy rain storms in scotland on saturday and perhaps into the south—west on sunday. the south—east, eastern england largely dry, some

dry weather elsewhere but further showers pushing into the south and south—west and south—west englandven't changed much but if anything by the time we get into sunday they could go down a little bit further. bye bye. the white house hails "a positive gesture of goodwill". president trump threatens iran with severe consequences if it restarts its nuclear programme. the us may reimpose sanctions as soon as next week. a shock win for malaysia's opposition and its 92—year—old leader. former prime minister mahathir mohammad makes

and south—west england, wales and northern england, catch one of these and it could be heavy and thundery. our top story: malaysia's former prime minister, mahathir mohamad, makes an extraordinary comeback. the 92—year—old, who defeated the governing coalition, came out of retirement to take on the party he himself led for years. the results are being described as a political earthquake. three americans released by north korea are flying home with the us secretary of state, mike pompeo. the white house said their release was a positive gesture of goodwill ahead of a planned summit between president trump and the north's leader, kimjong—un. and this video is trending on bbc.com. her royal likeness! madame tussauds reveals their meghan markle waxwork, which will be displayed next to prince harry before the royal wedding on the 19th of may that's all from me now. stay with bbc world news. now on bbc news it's time for hardtalk.

showing which could brew up a storm, we have the rain in northern england, across wales towards the south—westcooler yet, quite a keen breeze near the north sea coast and low cloud, lovely and warm inland, 20 223 celsius and muqqy warm inland, 20 223 celsius and muggy in out. showery rain easing down this evening and overnight, we will keep a lot of moisture so it could turn out quite murky with fog around and quite close, we have the high humidity in the south. any showers further north is and we will see the low cloud returning. we keep these silly through the weekend, but for the most part it will be very warm. it could be the second bank holiday weekend in a row

the odd shower coming into the far south—west perhaps.breaks up and for the most pa rt cloud breaks up and for the most part it will be a dry day across england and wales on thursday, the showers in the south soon fading away, and even the showers in scotla nd away, and even the showers in scotland and northern ireland becoming fewer and later during the afternoon. temperatures here a bit higher, 13 or 14 degrees but a little bit cooler for england and wales. that ridge of high pressure will reduce the number of showers later on in the day, but we have another weather front coming in from the atlantic again for friday. and again it looks like it will be northern ireland that sees most of the rain, the strong southerly winds delaying the progress of this rain, pushing its way finely into the western fringes of scotland, west wales and the far south—west of england, but further easter will be a dry day, and some sunshine and probably a bit warmer, 16 to 18 degrees. this band of rain on that weather front is very slow moving and at some poin

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one area of high pressure on monday down to the south—west, another up to the north—east.hese areas we do have a couple of weak frontal systems, one trying to feed cloud into eastern parts of england, perhaps eastern scotland as well, and another zone of cloud for northern ireland and the western side of scotland that could give just the odd patchy spell of rain. but in between monday will bring a fair amount of sunshine and those temperatures on the rise. 19 or 20 degrees. high pressure still with us as we go into tuesday but this frontal system does introduce something of a fly in the ointment because it will thicken up the cloud for northern ireland and western scotland and that will bring some patchy rain southwards and eastwards. but ahead of that, a decent amount of sunshine, particularly away from the coasts. as you can see from the orange colours, there is some warmth to be had, temperatures perhaps as high as 22 or 23 degrees. but always that bit cooler up towards the north—west where we are under the influence of that weather front. that front will sink its way s